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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10
Peter NIusscn's Passion.


A story from Haywards, Alameda
county, where romances flourish like tho
bay, recites that Peter Mussen is o
chicken peddior, and that he loved the
Widow Wrider, who lives on tho noun
tain road, not far from Haywards. She
is o buxom dame of 20 years, and the
pcddler courted her bravoly, but she
would and she would not, until the
amorous chicken merchant nearly went
out of his mind, such as 1t was. He did
the next best thing, and sought the lair
of q San Francisco clairvoyant. As may
DO readily believed the prophecies was
ready enough with a solution of tho
difficulty. Her declaration was that Mrs.
Wrider was desperately in love with a
man with side whiskers. Mussen's checks
are as bare as pumpkin, 80 he borrowed
side-whiskered mask and shotgun
and skulked down by the Widows house
one Sunday evening recently. He lis
tened outside the door. and when no
heard Mrs. Wrider tell hor children to go
to bed he smashed in three windows aud
broke open the door. Then no fred a
charge Of buckshot through the ceiling
aud departed, leaving his mask behind
him. His intention was to personate the
supposed side.whiskered object of the
widows affections in order to disgust her
with hor alphabetically hairy-faced
lover. Ho was arrested and tried before
Justice Austin ut Haywards, and on his
trial no sworo that Mrs. Wrider had
given him powder in his tea sometime
before ho adopted his novel means OF
cutting out his hated rival. He was sent
to the county Jail for six months. Mrs.
Wridor denies that she ever gave him
any powder.
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clncinnatis VS.. Nationals to-day, 1880.



The commissioner of Indian affairs has re-
ceived n dispatch from Agent Patton ut the
Southern Ute Indian agency, In Colorado con-
corning the Indian outbreak near the Utah
line on the third instant, in which he says
al understand the cattlemen have gone west
to drive Utes out Of the country have telc.
graphcd the commanding officer Mt Fort Lewis
to prevent conflict If possible. The agency
Indians arc all here and want no trouble"
The commissioner is Of opinion that the In
dians who have caused the trouble are no
madic band numbering about fifty, that have
never been attached to u reservation. The
passage of the Indian appropriation bill has
resulted In placing means ut the disposal OF
the Indian office to relieve the Piegan Indians
In northern Montana, who have been reported
as starving. Owing to the late date upon
which the bill was passed and the consequent
delay In the award of contracts, II will not be
| possible for the bulk OF the supplies To reacl
| the Indians for some time, but one contractor
| has telegraphed TO his agents an order TO for
ward portion of the supplies Immediately.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10

Search among the archives Of the navy dc.
pattment has brought TO light n report sub
mittcd In 1sli by $. Decatur, J. A. Jones. l. Bid
die, s. Evans; o. II. Perry, and j.. w. Warning
ton embodylng the result of their examine
tlon of the model and plan OF vessel of war
conceived by Robert Fulton to carry twenty
four 32-poundcr guns, and use hot shot, to be
propelled by steam from four TO five miles an
hour without the aid OF wind or tide. The
conclusions reached nro:
That without masts or sails she can move
with sufficient speed her machinery being
guarded, she cannot DO crippled; her sides are
so thick, she Is impentrable to every kind Of
shot; IN n calm or light wind she can take adj
vantage OF position or III stance from the
enemy. Considering the speed which the up
plication of steam has already given to hont.
Ing bodies, we have null confidence that should
such vessel move four miles an hour she
could under favorable circumstances, which
may always be gained over cnemy's YES
sells in our ports, hnrbors bays, and sounds Do
rendered more formidable 10 an enemy thar
any kind of an engine hitherto Invented, and
she would he equal 10 the destruction Of ono
or more scventy.fours, or compel them 10 dc
part from our waters. We, therefore, give ON
decided opinion that II Is among the best in
| tcrests of the United States TO carry this plan
| into immediate execution,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10

Postmaster General Gresham when asked
last night what would be done in the matter
of giving fifteen days leave of absence to the
letter carriers, said that he had not yet re-
ccivcd copy Of the law bearing on that sub
ject and consequently was not informed as to
Its provisions As he understood the action of
congress In the matter bill had been passed
providing for fifteen days leave for the carriers,
and an appropriation had been made for the
payment Of substitutes to I'LL the place of those
carriers during their absence, which was only
sufficient to cover an absence of the regular
carriers for seven days. As he had not seen the
law providing for the leaves Of absence he did
not know whether It's provisions were or were
not mandatory, whether II provided that the
carriers should have illeon days IN each year
with pay, without regard to the necessities Of
the service, or whether II gave the department
any discretion In the matter, and would permit
of the Limitation of the time Of the leave to
the number Of days for which appropriation
Ind been made for the payment of substitutes.
| He said he hal sent to the department of state
for copy of the law and expected to get one
in u day or two, when he would be able to form
| a clear idea of what should be done.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10
HE SWIFT Specific CO.,

New York ofics. 1850 West Twenty-third
street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
Philadelphia Office, 1908 Chestnut street.
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Bougueyan's Celebrated "Nymphs Bathing"
At David liGgerty's 1908 Pennsylvania avenue.


TOLEDO, ONO, July 0.-Fire was discovered
Mt noon to-day in the lumber yard of the Mitch
ell and Rowland Lumber company, in the
lumber district In the upper part of the city
The flames spread with almost incredible
rapidity, and in short time communicated
with the lumber yard of Nelson, Holland Il
Co.. and thence to that of ]. u. Kell In four
hour twelve acres, containing 600 feet of
lumber had been burned over.
The losses are rs follows: The Mitchell &
Rowland Lumber company, s2sO,0OO; insur-
anCe, S25O,OO0; Nelson Holland ~ Co., $40, 600;
fully insured; ]. Il, Kelly, $1,000; fully in
sured Over s5,0O0,00l worth of property was
jeopardi2ed by the fire. II Is supposed to have
originated from sparks from passing tugbOat.
Nearly every insurance company having m
agency here was represented in tho fire for
from 81 600 to 1900 each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

Ex.Gov. George +. Drew, Of Florida, is at
the Ebbitt house,
Mr.. Il. H. Warner and family are ut Rock
Enon Springs for the summer,
Hon. A. II. Locke, Atlanta, Ga; Y, II. Mathew
son, Connecticut; II. w, scely, New York, are
at the Ebbtt.
Col William r. Parnell, captain list cavalry,
who has Just returned from visit TO Europe,
registered ut the Ebbitt house yesterday,
Mrs. J. l.. Lake, jr,, accompanied by Miss
Helen Adolia, and her other daughters, Ion for
New York yesterday. They viii spend the
remainder lthe summer ON the shore of Lake
ontario.
Il. Brydon and daughter, Cincinnati Ohio;
J, W. Yancey yirginiai 4. +. Reese, owens
bOro, KY; H. II. Porter New York; Ed Tret-
well and wife, san Francisco, Cal; John u.
Hunt, Glen Cove, L. l.; A. Sands, Cuba; w. q,
smith, Des Monies, Iowa, are at the 81. James
Rear Admiral Pierce Crosby, U. 8. N, and
Ms, Crosby arrived here yesterday aud have
rooms at the Ebbitt house. They have no
Gently returned from Europe, where they
went last year when Admiral Crosby was re-
lieyed of command ofth9 AEiatlc heet by Com
imodore Johu Lee Davis
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10
DIED.

HUMpUREYS.-O Tuesday, July 8. 1884,
at o'Clo K p. M. ELIZA j., beloved vile Oh
John + . chr.
Fbner wifi lake pilce ffom her late resi-.
don Q, No. % street northwest, Oh Friday
m ng, at So o tlOcS. Re luiem mass at 81.
Alloy Ia lurCh VI u'c ock. Relatives and
hiehd' arc Invited 10 attend.
THOMAS On wednesday, July o, CiTAnLEs
INWiusSUE, INFANT son nf ernest y. aud Josie
II, rhompa a'oi months and day.
Funeral ON y ,rents' 7, sldonle, Al II stred
southwest, Thursd,y, July 10, ut 4 y III.
NOLABIRD.-On Wednesday, July o, 1894,
~ O'Clock y. M, MARY r., WIFI of Gen s. II.
Iolabird, Quartermaster General United States
Army,
Funeral will take place from residence 1911
P,street northwest Thursday afternoon, Mt a;3O
O'Clock.
BRICK. On Wednesday, July q, 1884, az q
q. M, WILLIAM BRICK, of County Kerry. Ire
land.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.


During the absence Of the chief OF ordnance
Lieut. C0l; J. NJ, Whittemore, ordnance Depart
msnt, win, by direction of the President. take
take cnalge OF the oilico Of the chief OF ord
nance aud perform his duties
The leaye of absence on surgeons certificate
Of disability granted Lieut.. Robert II. Young.
Ath lnlantryi department Of the Platte. has
been extended six months on surgeons certiii-
cate of disability, with permission 10 leave tho
department of the Platte.
Yesterdays naval orders werc Lieut.. w. II.
Schuctle ordered 10 the Dispatch; Ensign liar.
old II. Eames, to the Nantucket; EnslgI ID. A.
Anderson, to the Pnssaic Ensign w Il vi
Field TO- the Alarm; Pnymustcr Wm. j. Thom.
son, TO the Iackuwanna; Passed Assistant pnv.
master o. g. Tiffany, TO the Tallapoosn i1fh
instant Assistant Engineer u II Fits To the
Nandalin; Lieut.. g. McR. Winslow detachcd
from the const survey and ordered 10 The Des.
patch; Lieut.. g. II. Amsden, from the Despatch
to the Nautical Almanac Offices Ensign h. p.
Sohwarm from the coast survey 10 Tho NM
tucket P0ymaster VIM. W. woodruff, rom Tho
Lackawanna and ordered home; Passed Assist-
ant Paymaster II. r. Smith. from the ITALIA
pOosa aud ordered 10 await orders; Passed As.
sistant Engineer John d. TOppin, granted three
months leave with permission 20 20 abroad:
Naval Cadet T.. u, Weeks has resigned
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RosnoRANs,s LITTLE BooM.
Veterans OF Both Armies want Him Placed
on the NntiounI Ticket.

A meeting Of union aud confederate veterans
was held at MoCaulcy's hall, Capitol hill, yes
terday TO suggest that the name Of Gen. w s..
Rosccrans be placed on the democratic ticket.
J. W. searles, of the LIST Maryland confederate
regiment, was elected president, with Lieut..
X. A. Hobson, of the 8d Wisconsin union vol
uDtecrs, aud Elwood Hammond list Arkansns
artillery Dixie battery, vice presidents, and
BENJAMIN Wright, 33d New York state volun.
tecrs, secretary.
The resolutions adopted stated that Gen.
Rosecrans's magnanmous treatment Of the
southern people while commander of the army
of the Cumberland; his popularity with his
soldiers; his record as chairman of the mill
tary committee OF the house of representatives,
aud his Efforts for the working classes, all
stamped him as "a III and becoming standard.
bearer for the democratic party"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10

PETERSBURG, Va, July 0.-William Il. Ed
munds, highly respected farmer of Dinwid'
die county, was taken from his bed by masked
men on Monday night, blindiolded, carried
about 900 yards, tied 10 II tree and horse
whipped until his body was thick with bleed,
ing wounds Mr.. Edmunds's aged father
pleaded In vain for his son. Several weeks
ago Edmunds sister, whose mind Is unsettled
went into the woods to pass the night alone.
Edmunds aud his wife, In bringing her home
used some force, by which the young woman
was badly bruised. Hence the conduct of the
tnagllpl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10
Plcased With Thoir Delegates.

The local democrats are so much eluted over
the success of Messrs. Dickson and Wright, the
district delegates to the Chicago convention,
in securing recognition and the privilege OF
voting, that they have determined to give
district has not before secured the privilege
granted this time for twenty-five years, md
the delegates are highly commended. A
meeting Will be held Mt the Office of Mr.. C, s.
Moore on Friday evening 10 perfect arrange
ments for the reCcptiOn.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Reaching Out for
More,

PITTsBuRG July 9,-The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad company has purchased the Pitts
burg, Cleveland, and Toledo railroad. The
terms of the sale are not known, but Il Is un.
land, and Toledo, with the Endorsement of
Commodore Garrison, Andrews Bros, aud Nc,
Crcery. This purchase iusurGs the Baltimore
and Ohro nmInlerrnptel MesteTn GnnneellOns.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10

SAN FRANCISCO, July 0,-The directors OF the
Central Pacific Railroad company elected the
following officers to-day Leonard Stanford,
president; &. T., Huntington, vice president.
Charles Croker, second vice presidents
Timothy Hopkins, treasurer; Il. II, Miller,
secretary. The southern Pacific Railroad com.
pany elected Charles Crocker presidents
Charles H. Croker, vice president. In neither
case ID there any change.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10
The Way of the Trnn,uressor.

PITrsuuRG, July 0,--Assgnee Warner, of the
Penn bank, entered a suit of conspiracy to-day
against President Riddle Cashier Reiber, and
and r. Nj. Kennedy ebargipg TINT the nlnd,
Of the bank were oyerdr0Wn Sl0ibOOO by the
defendants, who had entered into II Comblna-
ton to control aud manipulate the oil market.
Roiber, and $4,000 each for the others.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10

Capt. A. NJ. Tappan, of the first company,
Union Veteran corps rendered his resignation
about two months ago, but as yet it has not
been accepted lie gives rs u reason for his
resignation his falling health and increased
business, which, he 'ays will not permit him
to devote such time 10 the company MS II de-
mands. The company, he says, IL In flour
ishing condition, having sxty.fyc active iaem-
bers and about l25 honorary members, while
its treasury Is also In u healthy state.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10
The First Grab.

The secretary of the treasury yesterday made
advance payment of $685., 333s3h to Mr. Ed
mund Richardson, president of tho Worlds
Exposition at New orleans, being one-third of
the 81 ,COO, OOOappropriatcd BY congress as loan
to the exposition.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10

cussion OF the Brewer BILL recently before
congress, relieving members OF the association
from taxes imposed by certain states aud terri
tories, and resolutions indorslng the bill aud
expressing appreciation Of the efforts OF Mr..
Brewer ana the supporters Of the bill were
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at has more than realized my expectations
says Prof. Duncan Campbell, NJ. d., Ill. d..
President Royal College Physicians and Sur.
geons, Member General Council University. OF
Edinburgh, etc, of the Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef
Tonic. Invaluable for debility, weak lungs,
bllliousness, dyspepsia malaria, liver com.
plant, sick headache.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10

The treasury department yesterday paid to
Mr.. Francis r. Stevens 81, 900 for the owners of
six acres of lund on Remington avenue Baltl-
being erected
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TRaVET rms, CHIME.

r,,tfn, 5,p,,Ar ,,t,.5,-ex,,t,.,,,A ,otrrp
'nn ittss " nLNANdhn ESotyT,
=, ~ TIE ,NOHrHMESI, AMI SOgIHre
MHEST; DoV BLE TRAQkI srL.EhNspIrfip
EN;lss ~, ~, = I'LL HAlIel mAINlhf
mn, .,si y EfFEtI Jui,n y, lssSsa' .
Nh, TIAINS LEAyE WAsHtNGToN. frH,m sta
II tor Plttsspnrk and The West, Chlcago h'mi,eu
dav Ess az nece ieepns GaTs Nth XXX seepns
Cars from Harrisburg to CINCINNATI western gss "a
bsiHpIess Gay y. m. daily, With fa,hge o,s 70
pittsbnrg. Also connects daily Tor chicago, WITH
slceplng ohr fltspuTg 70 CnlcnkD, MAJ , r ~,
press lVuo ?, m. daily for PittSs.nurE anu tne
, w w, WIN fhlAco sleeping var washington W
ShnIIxKuHt,or,, .,,r ,oroN, pAtrpoAn
% ~ MOhE AMI ful o m, ~ it ~, ~ ~
n,for Erls, nnnehdhguai hovnvS,sr; p,.r,nn,u'
Ni,nBe,h luUU p M; uu,y, uhyy,,pt, S S. ivy;
Wiln Ialnce cars Washin,Eton " ~, nu
M, a Ky 10 sHa3 ,b, vii nnt I'm bsynp5
nEton on saturdayhisnt VIII ho' run pesonu
henOV,0l;; u,,.. .a,. ,ra,.ou o,,, r,,r,t.-
n, F o ilamsRort, hock 1nd; anu h'ira'
t y;tV I'LL y m; unily, enurept os, and a.oo n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10

BOSTON July 0,--rhe National Association OF
Cor9merdiM Travellers "a In session here The
meeting this forenoon was occupied bya dls
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10
risItnrs 10 nrloboth Bench

Cau leave the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
station nj II a. m. daily, except sunday, ant
connect through, arriving " the Beach AZ an
y. II.
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ITO SARATOGA,
l. LAKE GORGE,

l. LAKE GEORGE,
AND
CATSKTLL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALIrRAIL and PARLoR CAR LINE
Railway, by west shore of picturesque Hudson
River, leave Jersey city station of Pennsylvania
SARAToGA SPECIAL eO5 A. M.-Arriye
Saratoga $50 y. M, Caldwell, Lake George
4.26 p M, Montreal II p IN. Elegant Pull
man Buffet Cars to Saratoga, thence to Mon
CATSKIIL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. 9:39 A.
M.--Arrlye Hotel Kaaterskill $50 p, m, Grand
Hotel 2;o5 r; m. Parlor Cars. ,,. ,u
0p. M, Utica $50 p. M, syracuse Ills p m,
N3ehesterr 1919 e M: Buffalo l2;lS g. 3, ri
bnn ay Sharon springs. and NIAGARA Fails " AZ
EXPRESS. 1li4O A. M.-,Arrlve Hotel kaat-
ss s1S 5 n Grand HS aeor sos B.
Parlor Cars Jersey City to Saratoga and Lake
sXR ARA AND cATsKILL MOUNTAIN
| skill 910 p. M. Grand Hotel $40 p. M, Sara
| toga $50 p. M, Lake George lO4O M.
M9ntrsai S29 a. M with parior SaTs . rS
| Car leaves Washington on Pennsylvania II. Il.
train S;15 q. M. for Saratoga; sleepers thence
g. Montreal. The New York Limited leaves
Saratoga and catsklll Mountain Limited ut
Jersey City.
Ask for single or round trip tickets by west
| transfer through, New York city. Apply to city
| or depot agent of Pennsylvania II. X. for COM
plete time tables tickets, and parlor car chairs.
| Parlor cur chairs from Jersey City station re
served In advance upon application TO agent Pull
man Car Company, Pennsylvania r. II. Station,
HENRY MoNErT,
| General Passenger Agent,
Je27.tf % state street. New York :
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10

THE month of roses, with It's son brcezes,
It's budding blossoms and It's delicious per-
fumes, Is sometimes apt Ia lull your prudence
into forgctfllnes sudden changes of tenn
care and caution, hon which you can hardly
depart without experiencing some indisposi-
ton and often serious Illness. In such cases
Ponds Extract Is Invaluable. DR.. Preston of
Brooklyn, writes, al know of no remedy so
generally useful In II family" Taken inter
nally and externally, IL COols, soothcs, and
cures niammations of every sort, and CON
trolls aud subdues all kinds Of homorrhages.
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The safe and swift steamer,

The safe and swift Steamer,
JANE MoSELEY,
Leaves Sixth street Wharf at o n. H.; returning
at o 80 u. m Music, dancing, saltwater bath
ing, and II splendid cuisine.
Tickets, Soc; children half fare
For all information apply TO Abner's Sum:
mer Garden. Special rates for societies and
rlu lylU-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10
Twin Foes TO Life

Are Indigestion and Constipation.
Their primary symptoms are among the
most distressing of minor human ailments,
and host of diseases, speedily resultant
from them, mutually aggrnvato each other
and assnil ut once the whole machinery
of life. Nausea, Foul Breath, Sour
Stomach, Dizziness, Headaches,
Bilious Fever, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Kidney Diseases, Piles, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Dropsy, and various Skin
Disorders, are among the symptoms
and maladies caused by arrangement of
Of the stomach and bowels. ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10
A Thorouqh Purqative

medicine IL the first necessity for cure.
Then the cathartic effect must be MAIN
tanned, In mild degree, just sufficient
TO prevent recurrence of costiveness,
and stomach must be stimulated aud
strengthened.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST 4 ,,I LINE !; :; AND 4S1, THE
EAST gFA A WRs the NEST
DOUBLE Tragic skbE,, R RAMSEY ooUpIER'
IT, iss J n hF EGGh sKP Nod aNE
NEW MsfhanS'SP fG% SRfhsf Of
aGs daily SaiSafG so5 % 1S5 a. anS Il
| p M, with Through Coaches and Palace Sleep.
70 SEeppS Except loo
| For Pittsburg at $3.50 g. m. and $40 ?. IN;
fSs ey s a eap sS tals b csSana and
2 m. daily, with sleeper for Toledo, via Wheel
HTf rans fSs r adiS and Now York
~ s @fp f sS%dsy see at dals
For baltimore on week days, 8, $50, $40, 8,
3:30, 4:3O (45-mlnnle train. 4;i0, $50, $3.50, I,
$50. 9;49, and lo;10p. m. oo , co..
&,as g;SS 8 4 SaSa S3o Ss sbo 1 s2o
ro &Gr iB GI5s,s on on jsy Shenandoah Valley Rail-
iN For Annapolis, S;i6a m. and 1910 and 4.4o
%as as STATIONS @ @asPSnson and
BALI Sao l21S p s nd sao
Metropolitan Branch, TAO a. m. and $50 p. nj.
SS sssfp SUNDAY 4sS r aaa for erin
m. daily for L. xington, stanton, and Valley
Branch $50 q m daily except sunday, s:4o p
| 4;46 p. m. daily, except sunday.
| For Hagerstown 1O:15 q. IN. and 5:35 D. IN.
daily, except sunday.
! Trains arrive from the West daily, G2O, 7:5O
| q. M, 2:26. $40, 0:25 p. N.
| From New York and Philadelphia, 900. $50
\ a. M daily, $40 p M daily. except sunday
From Annapolis $50 a. M and LOO and e'37
| From Lexington GEO n. M. daily and g.Ib
| p. IN. daily, except sunday.
| From Frederick and intermediate points S:25
| o. M, 2:l6 p. M, and S:12 =. m. daily, except
| Sunday, 9:12 p. IN. daily from Point of Rocks.
| Trains leave Baltimore for Washington nj 2,
lib, 800 j, 450 g. 6;26. 7:so. q, and i6;i6
H., i;So, 8, e;5S, ESQ and 6p. m. ''' - ~ :"
| All trains from Washington stop at Relay Sta
| tion, except 480 p. M. 81
For further iniQrmatlon apply at the Bslti-
| tlon, $40 ahd 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner
| Of Fourteenth street, where orders Will he taken
| for baggage to be checked and received at any
| point In tho city.
| w. NJ. CLEMENTS, q. X. LORD,
| NJ. n. baltimore. U. Z. A.
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For Piles, Blind, Bleeding, or Itching, II Is tho
greatest known remedy.
For burns, SGalds, Wounds, Bruises, and
sprains II Is unequnled-stCp piping pa IN and heal
ing In "a marvellous manner.
For Iuhamed aud Sore Eyea-Its eject upon
these delicate organs Is simply marvellous
II Is the Ladies' Friend All female com.
pluints yield to its wondrous power.
For Ulcers, Old Sores or Open Wounds, It's ac-
tlon upon those N most remarkable
Toothachc, Baceache, Bites OF Insects. Sore
Feet, are certainly curedb
PONDS EXTRACT
Used IN Iospltalsi
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MEDICAL.

WEAK AND UNDEVELoPED hARrS
w OF THE HUMAN BODY
ENHANCED,
DEVELOPED,
STRENGTHENED, &C..
Is an interesting advertisement long run in our
paper. In repiy to inquiries we will say that
there Is no evidence of humbug about this. ON
the contrary, the advertisers are very highly in
dorsed. Interested persons may get scaled cir
culars, giving all particulars by addressing ERIE
MEDICAL Co, Buffalo, N. Y.-1OirdO Etenfn0 Bee
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-10
EXCLUSIONS.

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