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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-20
COUNTERFEIT MONEY.

Report Of tho Chief OF the Treasury Secret
Service Division OF the Arrests Made and
Material Captured During the Last Fiscal
Year.
the secret service division Of the treasury for
the fiscal year ended June 30, 1884, shows that
the number Of arrests made was 423, large
majority of which were for counterfeiting or
passing counterfeit money. There were Eve
arrests for forgery and three for violations of
postal laws. Forty-nine persons were ac-
quilted of tho charges against them and five
prisoners escaped from custody. a large ma
iorlty were convicted and sentenced. The
total fines assessed amounted TO Slj,lsO. The
amount of counterfeit money captured or sur
rendered. duriug the year was SOFA $50 q large
proportion of which was In flash notes There
were captured "a plates, wood cuts, % glass
negatives, IS dies, 80 moulds, aud n lot Of
miscellaneous articles USED in the manufacture
of counterfeit money,
Chief Brooks says that the events of the past
year give evidence ofn revival of the manu-
tacturo of counterfeit paper money, which
was practically suspended during the years
lSs2,3. lie also says that although he reports
for the past year the smallest per centage Of
circulation OF counterfeit paper money since
the first issue of such money he is of opinion
that there is to-day In the hands of counter
fciters nearly $4,000 OF new spurious notes of
the denominations of $40 and $50, which have
been produced since jan. /, 1884, and he adds
thnt II Will require continued vigilance OF the
police and people to prevent serious loss from
this source. Connterieitlng of coin has not
been unusually active during the year. Mr..
Brooks also notes with pleasure the fact that
bank officers are beginning to realize tho i'm
pOrtance OF branding spurious or counterfeit
notes coming Into their hands.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 19-Cotton firm: mid
ding, l09l0ac. Flour steady and quiet;
Howard street and western superino,
g. 25Qa2G5: do extra, s2,759s,37; do.
family sS5o9i5O; city mills superHne,
brands, s462@475; Patapsco family, $685. do.
superlative patent, s5.75. Whoat-Southern
steady and quiet; western about steady and
quiet; southern red. S21sic; do. amber,
5000: No. l Maryland. SIC bid; No.
2western winter red, spot 77ll9077l1c; Novem-
ber, 7sc asked; December, 7sIs@gls554c; Janu-
Southern quiet and about steady; west
ern steady and dull; southern white,
47@isc: do yellow, 47@isc; western mixed,
spot, ,4712g4Sc; new, year, 46tgi7c: january,
49, bid; steamer, 49, 59ilI1c Oats dull; south
ern, 33@36c western white, 3i9sic; do. mixed.
32033c; Pennsylvania, 33G3jc Rye quiet at 62
$65c. Hay steady and quiet prime to choice
@i5.50. Provisions dull and easy;
mess pork, sll.j0; bulk meats, shoulders,
and clear rib sides, packed, 7G9Sl1c: bacon
shoulders, SIC: clear rib sides, lie; hams Ii
@l51ao;lard, refined, &c. Butter steady; western
packed, l2922c; creamery, 23@8lc. Eggs
refined, 75s9714c. Coffee higher; Rio cargoes,
ordinary TO fair, 0@10c. Sugar dull and heayy;A
soft, &C Copper-Relncd quiet nj ll1I@l2c.
Whisky steady at 5l.lSDl,l9. Freghts to LIVER
pool per steamer quiet; cotton, 3.l6d; flour
lsDls Cd; grain tirmer ut Cd. Recelpts-FlOur,
lao barrels wheat, $1,000 bushels corn,
1900 bushels; oats, $500 bushels; rye; 10000
bushels Shipments-None. Sales-Wheat,
$4,000 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels.
BALTIMORE STOCK Market
BALTIMORE, Nov. 19.--Virginia Gs, consoli-
30; new 3s, 522s North Carolina Is, old, lO5 bid
to-day,
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DROPPED FROM THE ROLLS.
Army Ohicsrs Whom the Supreme Court De-
cides Were Illegally Resiored IN Seryire

cides We're Illegally Restored 20 Service.
Mai. Bon r. Runklc First Lieut. John III.
McBlalr, IT,; and Charles =. Miller, U. =. A., OF
the retired list. have been dropped from the
roll Of the army by direction Of President
Arthur, In accordance with the decision Of
the court OF claims, affirmed by the supreme
court Of tho United States that they hayin Y
legally restored. The restoration In each Of
these cases was by presidential action. The
first OF those cases Ia order Of date was Lieut.
McBlair, 10Th infantry, who was wholly re-
tired from the crmy Oct 6, 1895 for disability
not incurred In the service. He was restored
April ., 1861, by the reyoking by President
Lincoln OF his former order, and the order
amended TO place him ON the retired list from
oct. o, lsG3 Lieut. Miller, 9Th infantry, who
was also wholly retired Oct. Il, 1867, aud 70.
stored. was placed on the retired list sept. ~,
1865 TO date oct. II, 1857.
MAJ, Runklc 10th infantry was retired when
the army was reduced III 1870 for severe
wounds received IN action, but WAS aiterward
tried and dismissed jan. lG, 1879, for embezzle-
ment Of government funds while he was freed
mans bureau commissioner for Kentucky.
Aug 4, 1877, on the technical plea raised 10y
his uncle, Col. Dom Plat, and the late Gen.
Charles Ewing, his attorneys, that he had not
been legally dismissed because President
Grant had not signed the sentence OF the
eourtmartial In approving tho dismissal
President Hayes ordered the revocation Of the
order OF January, 1873 aud restored MAI. Run
kle 10 the retired list.
Lieut.. McBlair Is the son of Mai. McBlair, of
this city, aud LA, been practiclng physician
horc Tor years past, and II was IN his suit for
pay which had been refused two years ago by
the second auditor of the treasury that the
court decisions referred 10 above were made
This action ofPresdcnt Arthur will probably
10 followed by dropping others now on the
role, whose cases are similar. Among those
who have been out of service by dismissal or
otherwise, and restored by presidential action
alone, arc Brig. Gen. Thomas W. sweeney, re-
tirCl. Restored NDE. II. lHlI liONt Col. AlPynTl-
der MONTGOMERY, retired restored June II, 1864;
Capt Charles u. Stivots retired, restored Aug.
II, 1865 Capt. VIM. KilEour, retired, restored
restored Jan. r. 1867; Capt Thomas d. Bur
rowes, retired, restored Feb. % 1861 Capt.
Joseph II. Van Dcrsice, retired restored Dec.
~ 1865, and First Lieut. John +. Trout, re-.
ob 1870
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COURT RECORD.


Court IN General Term CAisf Justice C1tier
and justices Macarthur and Jdmes-shopherd
va. Frccdman's Saving and Trust company and
Thompson vs. Bradley; argued and submitted.
Hotzel VS.. Baltimore and ohio Railroad com.
pnny; on hearing. Assignment for to-day un.
changed.
Circuit Colpt--,Jttsiice HdoHor. dayton vs.
Eastern Star lodge motion to set aside ludg
ment and quash execution overrulcd. Hlue
VS.. Magarity; verdict for plaintiff for $751;
Assignment for today-Nos. 81, 40, II, AZ, 20,
70, 70, Il, 40, 20, 80, and 81.
Equity C0ur,-JistLcc Cor.-Todd vs.. Keyser;
testimony ordered taken before examiner
VIM, H. smith. Joyce W.. White; policy of In.
surance ordered sold. Murdoch VS.. Fletcher;
bill of Blrney & Blrncy ordered to be paid by
the receiver. Campbell vs.. Boss; heard and
submitted. Assignment for to.day--Someryillo
Va. T0nnant, Thompson VS.. Thompson, Quirk
vs.. Robinson, Dufour Vs. Olmstead, Brown VS..
Moses, Dykcsvs, Dykes, Scott vs. Scott. Du Bots
vs.. Sprngue, sliney vs.. Willard, Croggon vs.
Amery.
Criminal Cburt-Jtisticc While. Frank Minor,
murder; on trial. Assignment for to.day--Un.
changed.
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Lard, country lots, So to SIC; refined, " to
DRESSED Hoes. Market opens with light ar.
rivals and ready sales at full prices. Large and
neat, 50 y TO 1915 per cwt.; small and neat,
5000 To a rough, s. 10 1913.
Wool AND fIiDEs- Washed, % to 2sc.; un.
washed, Is TO DC; bury unwashcd, II to loci
hides, groom, per pound, 0 TO &c hides, dry
per pound, 10 10 lie.
suNDRlEs.-B eeswax, per pound, 2s to 30c.;
tallow, per pound, 0 to OJ9c.; rags, white and
mixed, ~ to 90; feathers, PRIME 40 to SOC.
feathers, common, . to 30c; FlaxsOod, per
bushcl. Sl.ig to SLIGO; clover seed, per pound,
sa To &C.. timothy seed, per bushel, sl.25 to
SiAO; Seneca root, per pound - to 42r; gin.
seng, per pound Sl.25 to Sl,65; cider, per gal.
Ion, 10 l5c.i vinegar, per gallon, 10 TO loo.
Washington Live stock Market.
CArrLE.-Rough, ~ TO $40 per h.; com.
mon, "a TO ll9c iulr, "a TO Sc; extra, o TO 5Hc
Hoes Ordinary. o. to $40 per h.; fair TO
good, 81 Ia go
SngEr-3 toi. Lambs from to 5.7j as to
quality. Calves from 50 to 81 Us TO quality.
Cows-Sell at from so 10 $50 each, accord
ing to grade.
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Report of the Second Comptroller.

The second comptroller Of the treasury. in
report Of the transactions of his office for the
fiscal year ended June 30 1884, shows that the
total number of accounts and claims settled
was 27,1sO, amounting TO Sl02, 650,Al3. The
principal accounts settled were those of dis
bursting officers of the quartermaster's depart.
ment, amounting to Sl4,9lll 1877; of the engi-
ncer's department., amounting TO sl6, 5Si, 7S9; of
paymasters of the navy, amounting TO sl3,Oii,-
amounting to S3i, 1888 80 The principal claims
settled were miscellaneous Indian claims,
amounting To 81 pRB hsO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-20

Organized Methodism in this country dates
from December, 1854, when the Methodist
Episcopal church was formed at Baltimore.
To celebrate the one hundroth anniversary OF
that event centennial conference will be
held next month ut Baltimore, beginning
"wednesday, Dec. ., and lasting until Doc. II,
All the branches OF American Methodism will
ant, and there will be about 600 delegates
nrpHnnt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-20

Next Sunday being the seventeenth ami
versary OF the execution OF the Manchester
MANIFESTATION, Larkin, and o'Brion--the
Clan.na-Gacl association of this city will celc-
brate the event by Il complimentary entertain.
mcnt at their hall, Four.and-n.half street and
Pennsylvania avenue, at 1880 o'clock. Mem.
bers and their friends can procure tickets thi,
evening at the hall.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-20

The funeral of Capt. J. II. Bodine, the clerk
who committed suicide in the sixth auditors
Office, will take place from No. II Grant place,
where he lived, at o. clock to-day Capt Bo-
dine was u Mason, and his funeral win be in
charge of the fraternity, from which the pail
bearers will be selected. The interment will
take place ut CONGRESSIONAL cemetery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-20

Two CHARMING little girls were dancing 'tho
racket, in the streets. what makes you so
happyT' gentleman asked. "Oh our mas
have thrown away all our horrid medicine,
and we have only to take Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup, and that amt bad at ALL"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-20

BRISTOL PRINTERs.-Mr. r. II. Mardon, of
Mardon, Son d. Hall, photographers and print.
ers, Bristol, England, writes "While suffering
from neuralgia tried st. Jacobs Oil and found
wonderful relief / bought case fol, use
Nnlnnhln >,
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APPROXIMATION NUMBERS TO THE CAP.
ITAL PRIZES.
TO THE 5000.
TO THE 1000.

1s0 tickets ending with 81, being the two ter
niinal units of the number drawing the Capital
Prize of 200, are each entitled TO So.
Ticket No 1867, Capital Prize, New York,
NY. w
:. Ticket No, 5ii3, second capital prize, New
York, ~ Y.
:, Ticket No, 1917, third capital prize, New
York, N Y.
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Fighting the Cholera,

The Medical society of the District OF Co.
lumbia met last night, and passed resolutions
in favor of the prohibition of the importation
of rags from infected districts, with a view to
prevent the introduction OF cholera into this
country.
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THE MARKETS.
Prices Continue Steady and VIII Probably he
Highcr-The Produce Market Of Washing


Prices Continue Steady and win Probably he
Hlgher-The Produce Market OF Washing
ton.
New YORK, Nov. 19.-The market opened
dull and fairly steady Upto noon the changes
on either side were only fractional, but tho
tendency was toward hardening. In the amer.
noon the dizziness continued. Prices gradually
stiiIenod and at the closing showed the best Of
the day with a strong UNDERGONE There was
an ontire absence Of nows affecting prices. The
bulls had control of the market and seemed
content to keep prices steady without any
boom. Indications point 10 higher opening
tomorrow. Bonds were Inactive with only
slight advances. Sterling exchange dull and
unchanged. Money 1 and Hat.
The largest crowd was IN 81. Paul Some
Woerlshoeicr brokers were selling, while the
traders were trying 10 bid up.
President Charles Francis Adams, OF Union
Pacific, Is now in Boston. The treasurer Of
the road says arrangements have been com.
pleted to pay the floating debt and he Is con
stantly receiving money from Omaha for this
purpose.
Mr.. sykes says the decline in Northwestern
earnings, In gross, last week was very nearly
balanced by the reduced expenses. The dc.
crease was $4,000.
Quotations OF Wednesdays Stock Sales
Tue following have been furnished by Rate.
man Il Co, bankers 141l r etreel, being the
most active stocks In the New York exchanges
on HiDh. LntU. CVty. S1lat.
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67S Prizes, amounting In gold to.,.-.-...,s3 ,f2O
Wholes, 50. Halves, $3.50. Two-hiths, ~.
One-fflh, 81.
ORIGINAL LITTLE HAVANA.
GOULD e co..
THE "RoYAL HAVANA" IN MINIATURE.
FAIR! SQUARED RELTABLEl
WORTHY OF CoNFIDENCEl

SOME CREDENTIALE
In drawing Glass / ,16O. June %, 1884. Ticket
No. 10, 204, Capital Prize, was held by John g.
Grnif, Tobacco Leaf Publishing Co., 100 Maiden
Lane, New York city. Paid by check on Brook
Ign Bank.
In drawing Glass 1,1e2, July "a. 1884, Ticket
No. 2,O24, Capital Prize. was held by severe
ny wire through Importers and Traders Ma
iional Bank, NewYork, and Bank of Key West,
Fla
No. q ais, Capital Prize, sold by Lindauer ls4
Mercer street, New YORK city: Not authorized
to use name and address of holder. Paid by
check on Brooklyn Bank.
Ticket No. 6,S07, Second Capital Prize sold by
agent at Brownsville, Texas Held one.half by
Fernando Tarnava aud one-half by a.. Follaine,
berg d Raphael, al Worth street and Wood
ward d StilIman, New York Post building, New
York city
Ticket No. 1910 Third Capital Prize, held
one half by $. A. Davidson, $40 Eighth street.
South Brooklyn, N. Y, and one-half by L. Hop
ken, 80 California street, San Francisco, Q I.
One-half was paid in cash and the other through
Drexel, Morgan d Co., Bankers, New York city,
All prizes paid on presentation Of tickets with.
out deductions
The only thing Of this character II which ma.
n, neis no rs rmposslne Inc Ticket holder
cal List de.idCs every ticket, and a. ents are nu-
thoriZed TO use the original list in cashlng prizes.
AGENTS EVERYWHERE.
ALL PRIZES PAID ON PRESENTATION
CAUTION: See that the name
GOULD IL co.
Is on your ticket. None others arc ORIGINAL
or RELIABLE.
For ickets. &C., address or appiyt,
SHIPSEY COMPANY,
1912 broadway. New York City.
Or AGENTS EVERYWHERE.
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DIED.

BODINE-suddeniy, on Tuesday, Nov. IS,
1884, in his AID year, CAPT. HIRAM ID. IODINE
Of Plninyillc, Ohio, ana II resident of Washing.
ton for the past I'VE years.
Funeral from his late residence No. IL Grant
place, Thursday, Nov. 20, ut . y. III. Friends
nre invited to attend.
Cincinnati papers please copy.l
pFISTFR On Wednesday. November TO-
years months and 2 days. the only child OF
Henry and Helena Pflster.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral Thursday, November 90
at O'Clock D. m, rom the residence of her
parents, lob Eighteenth street northwest. IT,
lornlGnt NJ Rock Creek Cemetery.
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1877 st., east side, bet Il and C SITS. s. w, lot
Corcoran's sub. Of So. 26i, Frances l.. Upper
man TO Sarah A. Barrick, $500
N. ii. ave-, east side, bet. Sunderland Place
and Dupont circle, lot ~ Thomas Sunder-
lands sub. of sd. 49, Isabelle McCreery to
Aurla =. Barstow, 5000.
7th ST.. east side bet. K and SITS. IL. W., lot IA,
Wiltberger's sub of 50. 442, VIM. .Barthol-
omGe to August Comrades, 81 1856.
Vt. ave-, west side, 18th ST., bet. and I sts n.
W., lot l, o. o. Towards sub. of SO. north of
@. Gordon, 500.
c St, south side, bet LIST and I'd sts., g. G., lot
30. Kelly and shepherds sub. Of 50. 1888,
VIM. ~ Landvoigt TO George w. Wells, s..
Same property next above described George
W. Wells TO Elizabeth Arnold Laudyolgt, s..
GEORGETOWN.
Beatty and Hawkins addition, part of lot 2Oi,
John +. Staub to Margaret Ann Wood, $500.
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RnStOrnll

HEMEDY FNtL,-A YlotIm o. youthful imnrudonoO
cnuging Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost
Manhood, 49, having tried Ia vain oyery known
remedy has discovered Hlinne means of aall-our0,
which he viii Send fifEN 10 hts follow-suiferers
Address, j. H.REEY LIS, % Chatham st., New York.
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Genoral PASSENGER Agent.
yIyASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
FINo NORFOLK, FORTRESS AUNROE
Il AND THE SOUTH,

II AMI lhI4 bOOlh
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COIpANY'S
POPULAR STEAMER, GEORGE LEARY.
Leaves Seventh street wharf ON Tue day,
IinH yrs H n dn SyadS M hggHrnins
Friday ut same hour, stopping NJ PineY Point
aud Cornheld llMouf going and returning
Exclusive connection with Boston and provl.
dence steamers. Connect also with New York
ana Richmond steamers, Norfolk aud Western,
eeabOnrd and Roanoke, Ocean View, and Viz
Passage ana rooms can pc secured at baltimore
and Ohio ticket office. ut llth ~. and Pa ave,
81 Mare Hotel .ohlcu OF Knox Express, 9th 81.
and Pa ave" and w Company's ohoo, 7th-st
KNOWS EXPRESS win. call for and cheek
~ gage rom hotels and private residences
iielsh''%ME'ir op WEh GaiI d e @ Agon.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS.
sNA g9fuilon GompnLv, Tor Boston, Moss via
Norfolk The Al Iron steamers ALLEGHANY,
y, NJ. Howesi y, X, MILLEiI, CAPT, solomon
IowGS, From Baltimore every MONDAY and
WHpSEs4A9 r. EE6% R as n ny Syery
Fare, lnelnning meals and slaleroom BERTH
ron sXyISN4fL DIRECT, tho Al Iron
Steamers JOIN HOPKINS, Capt, Is March,
&iLLiAM IAwRENctiE5, ta CAPT. 4. A. Hooper iSSr'
EVERY FIVE DAYS.
al are including meals and stateroom berth,
40 Accommodations unsurpassed. Second
itsrS Psiage ana CHILDREN at reduced rAtet
md F e 2SRS nI p gssg apS 95da
a. L. HIGGINS, Agent, foot Long Dock Bal
T. SAMPSON; Agent 5s Central wharf Bol.
JAMES II. wEsps CO.. Agents, savannah
MOUNT VERMONT y.sg,a-.
-lNL MOUNT VERMONT t<T7lblN-,-l-
MOUNT VERNON lutlSgfssl X NM
STEAMER W, ". CORCORAN
Leaves 9Th st. Wharf daily Except Sunday for
MOUNT VERNON
AT 10 o'clock " mi returning reaches Wash.
lnglou about $50 p. m.
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NEW BLICA TIoNsi
A Review of tho Bible Latch.
The Now Book of Kings. Davidson.
Life and Times Of Sidney smith. Reid.
Fifty Years OF London Life. Edmund Yates.
Moses Montenore. WOLF
Algonquin Legends.
Natures Serial Story. Il. p Roe.
Atheism In Philosophy. Hedges
Nathaniel Hawthorne and His wife.
Ramona. Helen jackson.
Spinning.Wheel Stories. Miss Alcott
LabouayGs Fairy Tales
Lett Behind, or, Ten Days n Newsboy.
We have now open and ready for inspection
many Novelties and Handsome Books selected
Tor the Holidays Also the usual display OF
Christmas Cards.
w. II. MORRISON,
175 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
A LPHABErICAL DIST OF BATvrLEA
Three thousand FIVE hundred OF them; tho
troops engaged; full history of the largest bat
ties and what corps participated; number OF
killed and wounded, Sc, with names of general
officers killed or wounded.
A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF THE
Rebellion
Alone worth the price of the book, showing the
commencement of the war and events 10 It's
close.
ROSTER OF SURGEONS,
Seven thousand in number, by regiments, with
addresses ofnearly all OF them, showing date OF
service. Date of discharge OF EVERY regiment,
number of regiments, batteries and companies
furnished by each State, list OF casualties by
States. Pension Agencies by Districts with
name of agent, and other valuable Information.
Sent free of postage on receipt of 90 cents.
Address
GRAY & CLARKSoN,
Washington, d. o.
GLOBE OFFICE,
$50 Pennsylvania Avenue.
NIANE ROOISa
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Following is the range OF prices In tho Chicago
market as corrected by reports received by Cook O
d UPTON, room 80 Corcorhn bnildinRi
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
IORTUNE.

by an overwhelming. popular vote its fran
chse was made part OF the present State Con.
siitutlon adopted Doc 2, A. D. 1870.
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TBAYELEBs' GUIDE.

Tue T FRE4 No FETN Ts AhN6 g R9HTHE
scfFNhgY' GsSih ffinh lGi4cSMi AdNlffi66ENT
A4OlrMif IL IN EFFECT NOV. 2, 1854.
TRAINS LEAVE wAs1iiNdToNf from sta
tion. corner OF Sixth and y sts., ~ ollOwsi
FEpres, Of paae sn isepins ~ Gnrs al $40 a. M
daily, Fast Line, 9;40 a m. daily TO CinfGlnngtl
burg TO Cincihnati, and Hotel Gar to s.. Louis;
daily, except Saturday, to Chirngo, win slcep-
4ii0 ~ nL'S I9y 70 Min pace Cars to PtsBuTg
Also, connects daily for Chicago, with sleeping
Car ris6urg g. Ghieago Ml ENn,eiIsp a4 ?;
sleeplng Car washington to chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAlIJRo1A.,D.
Palace Sars Washington 70 Ito5hestgr; go. .,
O.4O a. M daily, except sunday.
For New York aud the East 715, $50, aud IL
10 nsd Ills = ana Limi@d Spre' e." Of oF puiman
Pqrler cars, $40 m, daily, except sunday -,
weekday. .On sunday, a p, m. .--,-
For Brooklyn, NJ H all through trains aims con- on.
mex, ailgrding direct transfer to Fulton 81. avoid
Ing double ferLleye across New Yors, yiiy', q
a, g, 1O,and 1l15p. m. on sunday. q, o, 10,
md llilo p. m. Limited Express, o'4o n M
For baltimore, O!35. 7:1b. $50, o;do. II am,
1906, 2, 4, 4:25, 4:4O, o, TAO, 10, and 40 p
m, on Sunday. GAO, IL a. M. 4, o. 7i4O, 10.
For Pope's Creek Line, o;ao a. m. and 1;4o p.
m. daily, eNceptSun1ny.
Fol. Annapolis, $3.50 a. M, 1905 and 4:do p.
ALEXHNDRiA AND FREpEMCKBURa
RAILWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, o. z, O;25 1l.01. and 1885
y M, 200, AGO, 400, Q, 500, and ll'3o ?. IN.
For Richmond and the South. q and II ;O1 a.
IN, daily, and d4O p, N. daily, except sunday;
=. Trains Leave AleSa9dr,a i9r MgshInglon, o;Oo;;
lb40 y. M. and 1910 midnight Except Mon:
dhyl ON sunday at and 1910 q. M. 100 and
1O:iO y. M and 1910 night
Tickets and Information at the office. north
east corner Of 18th IT. and Pennsylvania ave..
mud at the station, where orders can be left for
the checking OF baggage TO destination from
hotels and Residences
CIIAS, II. PUGH, General Manager.
j. II. WOOD General Passenger Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-20

715 Prizes, amounting in gold, to.........s1s,77o
TICKETS. e.. HALVES. 81