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WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS

| WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For any oaso Of the following diseases
nounccd incurable that
DR.. Rlchau's GsIdeB Remedies
WIN not radically cure. Dr. Richar,s
soiden Bnlsam No. 1 viii cure syphilis in
It's Urinary aud secondary stages, such
sore eytsl skin oruptions, norenegs OF i'm
scalp end II stages OF tho disease, cradi-
eating disease aud mercury thoroughiv-
Price v pcr. bottle, two BOTTLES for 30. III.
ncha9s uolden haisatn No, 2 will euro
whore syrhilitic and nierurlni r6euma,
tisn arr connected with tho pfimasy amt
! secondary. | hRve hundreds of ceftl dcaios
wh!ro miraculous cures have been effected
py ln.so remedies. PaiienlH cat and drink
WIN !uey lito, and require no outward an
nllcauouB. Hundreds mficr from Hyp6i
ntlc and mercurial rheumatism who am
70, aware OF II, ant defy such To obtain n
Iauioei cure Without the use OF this medi.
Y,ho ila beneficial ELECTS ara felt nj once.
y has raised mon nom hospital beds In one
week, who hnvn lain there COR years undor
'ne pest practitioners In the city, aud In
Tho only radical cure lor tho worst dis
ESQ known Syphilis. Price IS per bot
vi os ,wo oottiea for 90. II caves yourself
thls HoourEo DR.. Richau's Golden Anti
ao.c, asafe, speedy pleasant and radical
oure for gyncrrhtpa, gloe'.l ;. .tstion,
gravel and all urinary dcrangcments, 40.
coinpanled with fall directions. War
ranted 70 cure. Price g per bottle.
| Df, Richsu'a Golden kiixer do Amour,
y radical cure for spermal orrhtpa, general
neollty In old OF young, aisins vitality and
IN parting enorgy wlth wonderful ef!sc, 70
thoee who have led life Of senauAlity or
rolf.ahrc. n IN invaluable 70 those who
| arc anxious tor an Increase OF family.
Nothing morn certain In i's efcrts. IL II
composed Of the most powerful ingredients
IN the vegetable kipedom Harmless but
speedy In restoring health. Price IS pcf
bottle. or w? bottle. for 80. Trade supplied
a. liberal discount.
On receipt Of price. By mail or express
these remedies Willie shipped TO any pan
CT the United states aud CanadaA kee
nom observation. Prompt attention. raiG
TO Ell culrvrpondence--stflctly coundsntiai.
Private paYlcr for ladies. Tho dootSroSn
30 committed 81 his once nom 9 .. m. 70 ;
'Addr@ DR.. D.. n. -RlcHARps. No -
voff4et etsUe1- fev y0rk eitv M = rs
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Whose circus 10 coming on the
thT"-BsrreLt's
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IlNE tTUCN.
Tne quotations given below refer 20 Ersss
Ss,us living weight
Cow ,ss {ssss y ~ milsh sowr, scs,-
19Hnnrs> Prims, lHDA.
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HARDWARE AND nIETALs,

ToNE; Closed-New York, steady; New
Orleans, quiet; Galveston, quiet; Liver
pool, steady.
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TIsAINn PASS DALg.ng

Nos. S0S and SOirun between Fort Worth
and New Orleans daily. Nos. l5i and 1853
connect Mt Fort Worth with trains To and
from Colorado: Nos. SOL, 500 and 8O3 take
meals at the Union Depot. Double daily
trains 10 New Orleans. The Texas Il PA,
ciflo is III miles the shortest route 10 New
Orleans, Solid trains FL Paso TO at. Louis;
also Dallas TO San Atomic, etc. Fast time,
nrst-class equipment, sure connection Sec
that your ticket reads via tho Texas & Pa.
cifc Railway.
Passengers booked TO and from all mts
In Europe via the "RED starr Steamship
Inc, plying between New York. Philadel-
phla and Antwerp, Belgium, and the
"AMERIcAN" Steamship Line, between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England,
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates and
all required Information, call on or address
II. T.. TURNER,
ilcRet Agent, 6OS Main street. Dallas, Texas
IL. 4. HUGHES,
passenger Agent, Houston, Texas.
u W, MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent, GAL
weston, Texas
W. IL. NEWMAN,
Trntilc Mnnager, Galveston. Texas.
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Alaton's Hungarian Patent -four.
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RAILROADS.
TEXAS Il Pacific R.R,
THE oEELc POPULAR ROUTE
HEIWEEg THE EAST AND THE VEST
SHORT LINE
TO NEW ORLEANS
AND ALL POINTS IN
LOUISIANA,
RAILROADS.

LOUISIANA,
NEW nIEXICO,
ARIZONA and
CALIFORNIA.
~ fayorlte limo to tho North, East and
Southeast. Pullman Palace SleeplnG Cars
daily between st. Louis and Dallas, Fort
worth, FL Paso and San francisco, Dallas
and Now Orleads without change. Pull.
man Sleepers Fort Worth aud Dallas 10
New Orleans without change.
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This This This Last
Day Week season Season


I hNPUkTs AND srOCKB,
| Exports iroln oil United States pOrte thua
TAR this week: Great Britain, so; EYanoe,
| l,lUS; Continent, 5Cj. Stocg ut an Unitej
states ports; This day, l37,423; his daV
\ last year, l22,2O5.
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cine Justly claims for it superiority over
all remedies ever offered to the public for
the SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER.
MANENTcure Of Agre and Fever, or Chillp
and Fever, whether Of short or long stand
ing. He refers to the entire Western and
southern country to bear him testimony 10
the truth Of the assertion that in no ease
whatever will 1t fail TO cure il tsa direc.
tons ore strictly followed and carried out.
In a great many CAGES single dose has
boon SUFFICIENT for o cure. and whole fami-
ues have been cured by q single bottle, with
aperfett restoration Of the general health.
It is, however, prudent, and in every case
more certain 10 caro-, if its uso Is continued
u smaller doses for week or two after the
disease has been checked, moro especially
IN difficult and long-standing cases. Usu.
ally this medicine will net require any aid
20 keep the bowels ia good order. Should
'he patient, however, require d cathartic
medicine, after having taken three or four
doses OF the Tonic, single dose of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be euf.
ao;ent.
BULLS sARsApARILLA Is the old and
reliable remedy for impurities OF tho blood
and Scroiulouo GIeotions-tho King Of
Blood Purifiers.
DR.. JOHN BULLS VEGETABLE WORN.
DESTROYER ia prepared in the form OF
candy drops, attractive TO tho sight and
pleasant TO the taste.
National Republican., 1885-05-14

ysper gallon, rs cents quart pottlc. No. 1
RyeWhlsky, best In the world for( the money
at McGee's, Ninth, near d.
National Republican., 1885-05-14
TIE SANDS SANITY CASE.
He Testlles as 60 His Own business
Capacity and Transnctions.

CnpnciNy ana 1rnnsActtOuH.
The evidence for tho petitioner in tho
matter Of tho inquiry as to tho lunasy Of
Timothy Sands closed yesterday with the
exception Of two or three witnesses to be
called hereafter If found.
Mr.. Timothy Sands was the Arst wit
ness called In his own behalf. He 10 q
tall, slender gentleman, fully as yoars
old, and shows remarkable activity for a
man Of his advanced age. He admitted
defects as to his hearing and eyesight.
being entirely blind In one eye, and that
he was quite forgetful, especially as to
names and dates. In response to tho
request Of his counsel to state how he
happened to come to this city, ne said
that no sold his farm in Wisconsin and
came here to invest his money because ho
thought 1t would be easier for him. Mr..
Croissant, his son-in.law, had written to
him how cheap farms could be procured
in this section, 80 he thought that he
would come on and purchase one.
He thought this good mar
ket for fruit, and he would
set out apple and peach orchards. When
he reached here he found tho land not as
good as ho had supposed, and he invested
his money in houses for renting, as that
would be better than letting IL remain in
bank. Ho proceeded to relate his busi-
ness transactions, and in some instances
where be considered he had been imposed
upon. and declared that he loft the house
OF his son-in-law because he could re-
ceive from him no intelligence about the
rents coming from his houses, and in fact
the whole timo he was with Mr.. Croissani
he nevor made him statement of any
kind as to what he had done or intended
TO do.
Mr.. Sauds's attention was called to
statements alleged 70 have been made by
him as to certain schemes he had contem
plated entering into, and out Of which
he bad stated handsome profits could be
realized, and he took one after the Other
and in most instances explained that the
projects were not of his initiation, bhi
that he merely repeated what had beer
told to him; that he had not the remotest
idea of becoming q participant In any o
them, and commented on the absurdity
of some Of them at the time they wert
the topic Of conversation. His examina
tion had not been concluded whom an ad
tournament for the day was takon,
While testifying the old gentleman
made some pointed replies, the hits caus
ing laughter, which the officials had Il
suppress, and when referring to bimsel
as crazy, 1t was done in such manner a
to create merriment.
National Republican., 1885-05-14
THE MARK ETs.
stocks Irregular, Active, Sometimes
Foverish-Wheat FIuotuated, snd
Closed Higher.

stocks Irregular, Active, Sometimes
Foverish-wheat FIuctuAted, and
closed Higher.
New YORK, May 13.-The, stock mar
ket has been irregular, moderately &C
tive, and at times feverish to-day, with
Laekawsnna the leading feature. The
street was we'll supplied with rumors,
including a statement that gold ship.
ments to Europe had already begun. Tho
different stocks that make up the active
list we're so erratic that description Of
the market can hardly be given without
taking up the list seriatim. With the
exception Of Lackawsnna New York Cen
trail was tho weakest active stock.
Railway bonds were active and business
is we'll distributed, the total sales being
81, ,l75,000, an increase ofover yesterdAy OF
$4,000. The market has generally bsen
strong. Among the advances Chicago
and Alton firsts are up /, at 100; Denver
and Rio Grande first consuls, at So, aud
East Tennessee, Virginia, and Georgia
dividend fives, 3, at 50.
Money on call continues easy at per
cent, closing at 1. Foreign exchange 10
quiet at unchanged quotations No follows: /:
Actual business, $i.S62 and 4.S52 posted
rates, $4.SS and 400. Government bonds
have received some attention. There
were sales of the the Al per cents, regis
tered, at 1.1ls. tho 3's at f.03s, and the As,
coupon and registered, at 1914. Quota
tions show decline Of for the as snd
and advance of for the 3s and for the
currency 6's of 1895. State bonds have
been very quiet
Quotations OF Wednesdays Stock sales.
The following have been furnished by Bate.
man q Co., bankers, 1411 street, being the
most active stocks In the New York exchange;
National Republican., 1885-05-14

snr,r,, tt,,o no. ,,,,,d 10. oid uve nor
rpnnn6 10 gdgcgo g 9iyn nar ,n,,,nd 3b 10 Aon
n,jea fsnjis ana MI Eyonnrated annles.
q ~ ~ anniSa siiced fancy Z 70 aiZo brIght
9 % o ~ a. apPes scguj g isnoy " 20 prS
81: peaches choice . toii G. air 10 good, I to
nocled X IN 60 evannrated nj Ia SSo'' eynpo-
rpstnd 'rnncaicd ia lto 10 ,char,tev nitted o
TO i0c. ,upsr and wot' To- De- iaci.berries Q
~ e. - Wbnrti.ho,rieg q ,o d. itasnberries
iS to 800 "A'''''''''i''' W W. i''-''
EDrs vyooi ona Ittdos Nyooi ,xa,bed o5 IN
os u, w0y duu ~ Ia irrw 10 ise
IIldes lid gnssn 70 10 dry 10 ~ i5e Rsccoon
st'ns ~ a. n, sLir. ,,,ay o; 10 5or rad
5S 10 ,e9c ~ ,nink stins "a 70 1o raj bit skins
. to ,i%c mustrai skIns io A. ott N skins,
al 10 Il. blaoE sksiuE SKINS 55o strIpe d skunk
ssins' S5e' opossutn sklps. 3 10 iaa Market
,,nsn,i,lSS. ,Hni "a, ssepo,, over i-'
u,,nd ~. poas,yaI oe % osc toiioy, htzo
rae. Nhits 9iI to 10 no misc3 IL IT, I4s.e!
no,,,d ~ siyc I'm Nm seng nor ~ htisbeI
X az ~ e. ~. Vcidsr 10 70 ~ ,i,,Ipego, IN tn
i5c ron wlousht old siG "a mar ton, scast
old sii per ton.
washington keiail Market
The ruling prices for the Center marke!'are
fixed on Tuesdays and Thursdays OF eSch
week. The quotations yesterday were as fol-
loEG
pound bea creamery. 40 cents; fresh New
York, 30 10 35 cents; roll, 20 70 30 cents. EggS
10 to Is cents per dozen. Cheese, IS to 20
cents. ,-.--
PoULTRY.-spring chickens, 30 cents to sl. %
perpair; fowls, 81 TO 80 per pair turkeys, to
20 cents per pound; squads, so TO 90 cents per
| pair.
GAME.-Green turtle, 20 cents per pound;
Jacksnipe, $3.50 dozen. Frogs, 500 dozen.
n FRUirs. .-strawberries % TO ~ cents per box;
| prunes 10 cents poundi pickles, $50 II cents
Ia dozen; jellies 10 to 10 cents per pound;
mince meat, 10 cents per pound; preserves,
10 cents per pound; honey, % cents per pound;
bananas, 25 10 80 cents per dozen; pineapples,
% TO 80 centa apiece.
FlsH.-Boiling rock, 10 cents per pound
halibut, 10 cents per pound; goldfish, 10 cents
per pound: white perch, p TO 40 cents per
bunch; pickerel, 10 cents per pound; roe shad,
i lb cents per pair melt shad, 10 cents per pair
| fresh mackercl, TO 10 cents apiece lobsters,
| l5 cents perpopnd crabs, % cents per
| DOZEN son crabs, 81 per doZeni CLANS, lO
| cents per dozen. Smoked and salted fish-
| gmoked salmon, 20 cents per pound salted
| salmon, 10 cents penpound smoked mackerol,
to s cents apiece! dried herring, 70 TO %
cents per dozen; cells, 10 to 20 cents por pound;
sturgeon. 20 cents per pound; scotch herring, 10
| cents per dozen; smoked haddock, l2I9 cents
per pound; smoked shad, 10 cents per poundi
| salt shad, 12% per pound. No. mackereI. ol
TO 20 cents apiece.
potatoes 20 to 30 cents per
! peck; now potatoes, 81 TO sl,20 per peck ap
pies, 40 to 60 cents per peck asparagus
| 81 to IL cents per buncej rhubarb, 10 cents
/ per bunch: lettuce. . to cents mead;
4 cabbage. 10 TO % cents per head; kaie. 80 70 2O
4 cents per peck; old oniCns, 60 cents per peck
National Republican., 1885-05-14
need. EiIed FOR RECORD Yeaterdar.

@ st., south side, 10Th and 10th sts. IL. W., sub.
lot "a, SO, 1874, Cornelip DeYendorf to Eliza
beth G. shellenberger: trustee, $1,000
25th st., east side, bet, NJ and NA II. W., lot
is, 50. "a, william Reading to John Mel.
Carusi, 1886. DO
D st., south side, bet. 18th and 1917 Sts. g. W.,
lot VIM. plarks sub; Of So, 2Ss, Edward
ii. Thomas, trustee, TO John j. DAILY, $50.
G st., north side, bet 2lst and 22d SIS. n. W.,
the west half lot 9 So. 10, Adrian r. Wads.
worth TO Charles W. Leannarda, SO
G st., north side, bet. 2lst and 22d sts. II. W.,
the east half lot 2, So. 70, Adrian Il, Wads-
worth to Hepry c. Coburn, $40
VI. ave, cast side, bet. 4. |, ave. and Q st. n.
W. lot 81, n. Kellys sub, 50; 27s, Alfred
Richards to Expm 7 Lewis, $4,000
n. w., lots so and 50, Patterson sub So 2O6,
Mary Fitch % VIM. w. and Washington
p s., moth side, bet 18th and 18TH SITS: H. W.,
lots 81 and %, J, d, Alley, sub. So 1866, Wm.
Sharon to Emil y. Court si,5s.
24th st., west side bet. and x sts. n. W., lot
80 and lot o. In the rear thereof OF Thomas
Martins sub, 90, rs Louisa Martin to Hosea
B. Moulton, trustee, 81, 300.
N, ]. ave, east side, het D and G SITS. n, W.,
sub lot u.s. So. 6sl, Wm. b. jackson ct al,
trustees, to Daniel o. Brien, $3.50,
N. j. ave-, east side, bet B and q SITS, NV, sub.
lot "a, So, 6PI, William i. Jackson, Ct al,
trustees, to Harriet r. O'Brlen, s2,375. 90,
A st., south side. bet, 7th and Sth SITS. n. c., pt.
lot 0, So. s97, Chas. W. King, trustee for
Thomas b. smithson, to sallie W. Smith,
$3.50.
A ST., south side, bet 7th and Sth SITS. n e., pt.
LOT O. 50. Sg7 Charles W, King trustee ioT
ThomasE. smithson, TO Catherine V. Young,
$3.50.
F st., north side, bet 9th aud 9TH sts s. W., lot
L, g. II, Churchs sub, 50, 1866 adelaide T.
Wright to VIM. A. Johnson, $500,
Vt. ave, east side, and llth st., west side, bet
II and S SITS. n. W., lots to 20 inclusive, and
pt lots and 6, NJ j. Alters sub. sd. 3O6
Isaac A, Roseorans to John Joseph Albright
81.
Front on alley in rear Of Sd st., bet d st, and
Va. ave. S, w., sub lot 20, 81. hsl Patrick Sui
liyau 70 Michael Leahy, $500
COUNTY.
Ivy City lots II, II, ~, ana II, blk, s, Mary j.
snowden to Catharine w, Clarke, 800.
why spend 90 cents 10 relieve toolhacht
when salvation Oh Will cure II for 25 agnlSl
National Republican., 1885-05-14

WHY spend 90 cents 10 relieve toolhacht
when salvation Oh VIII cure It for p agnlN
National Republican., 1885-05-14

THE GREAT PENNsYLvANiA ROUTE
y; no THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST. DOUBLE TRACK. splendid
sCkNERY. STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT
National Republican., 1885-05-14

Court IN General 1sm-Cnief Justice Cartier
and Justices James and Merrick.-Cornwall VS.
Steam Dredge No. 7; rehearing denied. Collins
ct al. VS.. johnson; decree signed.
Circuit COurt-JitStice COr.-Glenn VS.. Dow
ling; Judgment SET aside on payment of cost OF
entry. Glenn vs. Walter same action, Glenn
vs.. Cropey; same action. Glenn Vs. Hyde;
same action. Milburn VS.. Hay; Judgment be-
low affirmed for S2ib, with costs and interest
Colmesnil ct al vs. Drake e. Webb; bill OF ex-
ceptions filed.
Eouitg Court Juttice Hdoner.-McBlair VS..
Waggaman; reference TO the auditor ordered.
Alexander w. Alexander; motion for allow
ance for costs denied.
National Republican., 1885-05-14
FOR WINDOW FRAMES
j AND WOOD MOLDlNGS.

IL. l.. NfULDRow,
ylIthstu-Ot Acting secretary.
National Republican., 1885-05-14
T,R1YErERs, GLIDE.

TNHE gREAT PENNsYLYANIA RQUTIE
scENEnY. Steel Rails. fS MAdNIFicEST
TRAINS fhlyT gEEEgE THsGrE4Ss Msx sS fSsP nom sta.
t9n, corner Of 9Th and y .!e, as;followsi, -,
iSTs f9r nt,sybssrS and ihe West uh,eag9 Limited
daily Fast Line, 1850 a. m daily, 70 cineln.
na,i m and st Louis, with sleeping cars rom Har.
Ing Car Altoona 20 Chicago. Chicago and Gin
as Sr, a. to 10 dsoaso o SGd d
70 W, louisville; CONNECTING at Harrisburg with
Cleveland, Louisville, and So Louis Pacific
nSpres3, ~ y m, daily, for Pittshurg and tho
West, with through sleeper IIarriaburs 20
BALfiMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie CannndaiguA, Rochester, Bunklo,
Niagara 10 r.. IN daily except saturday, With
Palace Cars Msshlpglon to Rochester, -
t95 wi.hnmsg9rt, al S, Lock Haven, aud Elmlra'
For New \ ork and the East, Tii5 $50 and
il6asS T. q m 10 .; m, Hnd i2iiS night, on on
Express o. Pullman PSror Cars, olo a IN. daily.
Fof Boston without change, 2 y. m. every
For BIookiyn. n. Y, ali through trains con.
neS, ndordlng direct transfer 10 Fulton street.
Ay2ldlng dog5le ferrlage across New York city.
q Ybp H. "a aud ia5 hight Limited az dGaaS EIpSe.,. s.
For BSitimofs, o;35, i)i5. $40, o:so, 1850.
IL q m 12eo, PA, 4;sS, aito, ., 5iio, 10 p.
% sns VIC iio io RIst % on and sHaa 1919 nSSi iSSGio
Fer ropes Greek lyne, Til5 A. m. aud d4o p.
For. Annapolis, 6iJS a. M, 1905 aud 425p
AsE.YSTk,NNpgiA n ISb ,fEEpEElfSSks sBVRSS
WAsHiSoroS RAIihoxns s"NiA nND ~
For 5SIsEAndra Sos nBd q d,s Si35 dlol; Hq1 1l'9o
m. On Sunday at q, 0!25, 1liOl a. M, 800
National Republican., 1885-05-14
Nobbiost boys suits. Eisoman's, eth & E SITS.


The census reports are all in now except the
first and second precincts, which will be handed
in this morning. The returns so far reach
$4,000 population. The first precinct will be
about 25,OOQ and the second precinct about
$4,000 population, II is safe to say that the
aggregate returns will go over 100000 As soon
as they are all In they will be revised by Prop.
erty Clerk sylvester. Great satisfaction is felt
by Maj. Dye at the results Of the officers enu-
merations. SO far their returns havo showed a
marked degree Of accuracy
National Republican., 1885-05-14
The Ashes Of Col. S. O. L,fnrd.

The remains OF Col. Stephen c. Lyford of
the ordnance corps, U. S. A., who died satur.
day night, were cremated at Lancaster, Pa,
Tuesday afternoon. The remains were In
charge Of a guard of the heavy ordnance de.
partment, commanded by Lieut. Ira McNutt,
and were accompanied by several friends, in.
cluding number OF army officers. Ex-Secre.
tary Lincoln was expected, but did not arrive.
The ashes will arrive at tho Baltimore and
Potomac depot at l0i5 o'clock this morning.
The interment will take place at Arlington
Cemetery.
National Republican., 1885-05-14
Largest stock boys suits. Elseman's, 9TH &


Charles Dearborn, liquor gauger of AIexan.
dria, has received orders to close his accounts
and forward his books, &C., to stRunton to
Collector Craig, preparatory to turning the
business over 10 the new appointee, Ham
Shepard, collector of internal revenue for the
sixth district. Deputy Collector Ayre starts
Tor Staunton with his accounts, &C., this morn.
ing for the same purpose,
National Republican., 1885-05-14

While Miss Eta Core, one of the scholars of
Miss Llttle's calisthenic class, was on her way
to the hall, in Alexandria, Tuesday evening
dressed In II canton flannel suit, some man or
boy in passing her threw lighted match on
her dress, which, owing to the infnmmable
nature of the goods ignitcd Immediately and
began to blaze, but was fortunately extin-
guished by one of her companions. The man
or boy who threw the match was unknown.
National Republican., 1885-05-14

Tho rectory of Epiphany parish No. 1884
New York avenue, is being put in order to
receive the new rector, Rev. S. II. Geisy. Mr.
Gsisy Is still stopping at the Ebbltt House, and
will probably not move into the rectory for a
week or ten days,
National Republican., 1885-05-14

KEEP always in your honses bottle OF An
gostura Bltters, the world renowned appetizer,
81 exquisite flavor, and n bottle OF Angostura
Liqueur, the finest sweet cordial now extant.
Both manufactured only by Dr. j. &c b. Segert
National Republican., 1885-05-14
DALr1MoRn ANp OHIO RA1LRoAp.

sCHEDULE IN EEFEUr SUNDAY. MAY 9,
1850. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
JERSEY KvESuE HNb AM 5Ys'iI csFREETny. iESiHy' NE"
rbs heT 1SnSs SalSSsP 1000 a. M and loio M daily
burg and Chicago. arriving in Plttsburg ut Ti3O
p m, Chicago next morning at 500. No extra
For Cincinnati Louisville. aud 81. Louis daily
sts:So p m, and 1910 p. M, with Through
points without gS Change sSSBS SBo M Sas rsn is SoGS s
limited Train 70 Cincinnati and 81. Louis, arr,y-
Ing " Clnoinnatlnextm morning t 7:i5, 81. Louis
gi39 =; M NosxtrR are is charged on this train
For Pittsburg at 1000 n m, with parlor Car,
and 81; ~ m, daily to Iiusburg, Cleveland. and
Detroit with Sleeping Cars 70 flttsburg.
7S 500 aaS 81 wsef a'I sio e SlS ias ?tN fS
minute tralnl, $3.50, 4i;jo, I:40, $40, O:4O,
For baltimore on, SUNDAYS 01O 7;3o, $50,
and ln:g5 q, n., l;25. 1870, $3.50. 4:4O. b:4o,
ofS fSi points ts5S on 1Ra me sheSdndoab 49, valley Rail-
s99E saiix and pelnts south 9'2S m And 9i9p M
For Annapolis, 6;4oa. m. and 1910 and 4;3o
S waS susaay sSS f. m anS St9
Balumore.6 $40, $50 a. m 1910 p, M. $3.50,
mai and o SGa o NJ Zoo on nsa sSnISys $500 "a
daily, except sunday, and o:3O p M. daily; 4Io
on Metropolitan branch, $40 a, m. daily. aiS''V oB
s,nmly sunday stops A. III stations. for Lexington,
except Sunday, ior Frederick, $40 a M and
4'Ao p m. daily, except Sunday
For HagerRtown and Winchester. $40 n. m.
daily, except sunday, and b:3O p. m. daily to
Hagerstown; daily, except sunday, to Win
Trains arrive from the west daily O. 7;20 a.
M, 1il5, Bi3O y, m.
From Annapolis $50 n. IN. and 100 aud 5:25 %.
| IN. Sunday, I0;35 n M, 0s35 y, M
| From Lexington, b:3O p III. daily except Sun.
From Frederick and Intern edste points, sos
| n. m. and $40 p. III. daily, except sunday.
TralnsleAye Baltimore for washipgt1nat 5.lO.
| 0a5O, I;2O, BOO. 900, and 1880 a. m, 1913.
2.3Q, g.. 4, 4;2O, o. $50 SuO, o, and IL 100 y. m.
on Sundays, b.l0, 7:20, 900 and 900 a. M. 40
| $50, 4'2O, D, $50, 80 10, aud II 100 D. m.
| az Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Sta
| For further Information apply 1T the baltimore
| and Ohio Ticket Qflce-Washih hihgton Station, GIG
hnd iSoi pennsylyanln avenue, corner OF Four
gage 10 be checked aud received at any point Ii
| the city. " G. X. LORD, o. n A.
National Republican., 1885-05-14

Its Grand Single Number Drawing will take
place monthly; II never Scales or PostponcA
Look Al the following Distribution;
EXTRAORDINARY sEMI.A NNuAL
National Republican., 1885-05-14

THE Darwinian theory perplexes the multi
tudo They object TO limo of descendants
from monkeys, But not even baby objects
to DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. 'tf