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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13
Correspond ence Of the Philadelphia Ga.tut.)
LATE FROM TENAS.

NscocnocuEs, Texas, 9TH Oct, 1885
Since wrote you the Eth September, have been
constantly engaged in organizing the country By COM
munications of tho different Committees Of Vigilance
and Safety (of the different Municipalities public meet
ings. &c. On the LIST inst elected Delegates to tho
Convention Of all Texas, to be held the 10Th oil this
month"; Seven representatives from each Nlunicipaity
making seventy members. On the 9th ut our com.
nit:ce met that Of .4yA Bnyym which, taking me from
Yesterday express arrived here from Col S F. Austin
and the Committee Of San Felipe communicating to us
the arrival of Gen. Co.'S with his troops at Brxar-
where he joins the forces under Col Agothcchc with
determination OF making forced march Immediately on
tho colonss, and doing all the injury in their mower
in hopes OF finding us unorGanzcd and unprcuared
j he Aucicans lave risen on the Colorado
and Brazos.-lhe committee Of San Felipe sen, to us to
march and join them Immediately in rcpusinr the enc.
my, and urging the necessity of general turn out
On Thursday next, our citizens tuke up their march
from place, TO join the forces of the West We
despatched courier 10 the Ayish BAYOU for the
purpose yesterday and the troops of Santa Anna
will lie driven hey ond the Nueves before our return
Our town is Nil alive 20 the oflberty. In going
round to-day find all engaged in preparing their arms
Enough only will remain at home to protect our nIn
lies and property from the petty tribes Of Spanish Indians
great rascas and nothing but fear keeps Their, from
doing mischief.
The great council held by the North American Indians
Of Texas, which alluded TO in my last broke off with
out their coming to any hostile intentions towards u.s.
but rather riendy-ther having confidence in our
doing them justice than in the Mexican Government
Yesterday the two Cherokee Chiefs, civil and military,
with several Of the principal men Of the nation held
talk with our committee They represented, BY agree
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13
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FRENCH ArFArRs.-The Courier des Etats Cnis Of
yesterday morning, holds this language:
Within the last few days ruors Of the possibility Of
war between France and the United States have caused
considerable speculation in merchandise and stocks
rumoIs arise from general opinion tina, the next
Message OF the President will contain expressions which
the agniy OK France put up WITH rather than
from The notice of the naval ornaments going on a, Tou
ION we can say nothing to the intention of the Pre-
@deh ana must content ourselves with repeating our
earnest hopes that those ascrbed to him are
AS to the French naval ornaments their first object
certainly is the affairs of Span which dnily become
slams have aflarge fleet. No doubt however, in the
event Of rupture with the United States but that the
greater portion Of this force would at once be ordered
h'er but such an occurrence appears to us so impro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13
FOREIGN.
Two DAYS LATER FROM LONDON.

Two DAYS LATER FROM LONDON.
BY the ship Napier, Captain Lucas, have received
London papers TO October 18th.
Money it will be continues scarce. much 50
that per cert per annum was paid for it-not very
extravaCant interest, should think, in Wall street.
FALMuurH, Oct. 1.-THE Erin steamer put in here
this morning, having board 800 recruits and u Off
GERS bound Tor Santandcr, to join Gen. Evans.
Loyn0s, Oct. 9.-NEw STEAM OMyiBus.-Yrstcr
dar Nlrssrs Hancock and Co.'S steam omnibus, called
the nrIpisr, performed an experimental trip from
Stanford To P,ddinston and back again The omnibus is
elegantly constructed and capable Of containing about
twenty passengers. The boiler and machinery in
very small compass behind, and contrivrl that no
CHIMNEY pipe conveying away the smoke is 10 be c,
which the carriages heretofore constructed, has very
unsgh,ly and awkward appearance. Having arrived in
paddngton al half past TO- and taken supply of wafer
and coke it started back again At ii O'clock and pro-
cccded along The New road rapid and steady rate,
climbing the steep ascent at Pentonve with the greatest
ease and facility, stopping aud crossing the road
casion required, with the utmost precision. Alter stay
inr few seconds at the Angel Isngtnn, tbs vehicle
pursued its route down the City road with velocity
cccding II miles an hour.
SPAIN
LnxpoS, Oct 9.-Thc Paris pa pers Of the Eth with let
from gu! Correspondents received las. night,
b. express. The affairs Of Spain continue TO attract
nearly the undivided attention of Partisan cnn;cmpo
raes. The -Moniicur copied from the second edition Of
the journal dc Paris Of Tuesday night) contains bull
etin referring TO Spanish intelligence the plraseology
OF which has suggested the belief that NJ Mcndizabel
and his system about TO pass under the favour and
the protection Of the King Of the French and the Doc
riaaires. II mentions that which we knew before that
the 2Ih ultmo courier from Madrid arrived at BAR
cclona with despatch, announcing that the Queen
about 10 take into her consideration the representa-
addressed her by the Junas and that this intel
ligcnce had been received with demonstrations of the
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bable that ne feel no uneasiness in regard to IT, we
have before said we would ybelieve in such aesur-
dity when we witness it, .,;
The actual state of affairs we believe 10 DC H.
French Government to this, Of the passage of the law
vo,na the indemnity and demand for explanation
has been made On the other hand no Official conhm'-
lection has been made on our side 10 the French Co.
vernmcnt of the approval of Mr. Lvngstons last des
patch but demand has been made and refused for the
FIRST payu,cnt Of the indemnity.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-07
ITE M S /.

O. AT Swift creek, North Carroll.
IA, free colored man, who had given
offence to some of his neighbors, had
his house blown up while himself and
family were asleep. They placed a
keg oil gunpowdez under his house, and
setting match to it, it exploded, des-
troying the cottage, and injuring the
family.-The Clerk Of the Court in
Penobscot CO., Me-, received three
thousand too hundred and fifty dol
lars for his services the past year, being
more than double what is received by
a Judge of the Supreme Conrtl-A
new mode of staining paper or orna-
mentng rooms, has just been adopted
in Paris. By means Of wet or liquified
saw-dust, a very beautiful appearance
is given to wainscolting equal, it is
said, to that caused by the most expen-
sive paper.-A workman in the Jura,
in the act ofturning piece of Levant
wood, discovered in it a large diamond
valued at 5Oo,Ooof. 1t would seem
the diamond had been concealed in an
opening made in the tree, when young,
and the wood had grown around it,
Lynchburg, Va, has subscribed one
hundred thousand dollars to the stock
of the James and Kanawha improve.
ment, and private individuals of the
same place have contributed ten thou.
sand kolIars.-The Mobile Advertiser
says that in Texas, the fever and ague
prevails 10 great extent. He says
"we have heard it said that chickens
and even turkies in that country have
touches Of the ague {; and at certain
seasons of the year, these gallant and
stately birds may be seen stalking a.
round their domicils in perfect state
of nakedness, their feathers having been
shaken entirely of."-Fhe same paper
Of the 9th uit. states that six hundred
and eighty two letters were as,ailed in
the Post Office Of that city the previous
day, all to 60 by the eastern mail.
Pretty well, for Mobilel
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-07

mensa Temple Of Fteedom have all
departed, save here aud there solita'
ry exception, even while ! speak, at
the point OF taking wing. The prayer
of Lafayette is not yet consummated.
Ages upon ages are sill TO pass away
before it can have IFS foil accomplish
ment,; and, for its foil accomplish
meut, his spirit, lowering over our
heads, in more than echoes talks around
these walls. l, repeats the prayer
which from his lips ffly years ago was
at once parting blessing and a proph-
ecy; for, were ii possible for the whole
human race, now breathing the breath
Of life, to be assembled within this
Hall, your Orator would, IN your name
and in that Of your constituents, appeal
to them to testify for your fathers OF
The last generation, that, so far as has
depended Upon them, the blessing Of
Lafayette has been prophecy. Yes
this immense Temple Of Freedom still
stands, a lesson to oppressors, an ex'
ample to the oppressed, and a sanctu.
airy for therights Of mankind. Yes
with the smiles Of bengnant Provl,
dence, the splendor and prosperity OF
these happy United States have Illus
.ra!sa the blessings IF !hsl5F oSSs 9YHa a2s
reioiced the departed souls Of its fouo-
ders. For the past your fathers and
you have been responsible. The charge
of the future devolves upon you and
upon your caaildren. The vestal fire
of Freedom is in your custody. May
the souls of its departed founders never
be called to witness its extinction by
neglect, nor a soil upon the purity OF
lis keepers!
With this valedictory, Lafayette
took, as he and those who heard him
then believed, final leave of the Peo-
pie Of the United States. He returned
to France, and arrived at Paris OR the
25th of January, 1885.
{ To be continued.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-07

melia, Garland of Amherst, Craig,
Brooke, Mayse, Pate, Holt, Colston,
Hunter of Berkeley, Shell, Saunders,
Burton, Hord, Christian, johnson OF
Cbes., Broadus, Wilson of Cum, Scott,
Servant, Hunter of Essex, Ball, Marsh
all, French, Price, Smith Of Gloucester,
Wethered, Vance, Curtis, Mullen,
Bolts, Gravely, Gregory, Berry, Gal
laher, Summers, Halves, Emanuel,
Hoffman, Lawson, Janney, Beard, M.
Carly, May, Wsggener, Alexander,
Webb, Cabell, Collins, Watts of Nor.
folk Co, Parker, Epes, Brady, Par
riot,, Critz, Jones Of Pendleton, Swan
son, Bupuy, Woodhouse, Boo,be,
Thornton, Dorinan, Crump, Delash.
NUT, Sett, Pren,iss, Cunningham, and
Johnson Of r. City-7o.
For p. Y. Danies.--Messrs. Drom-
goole, (Speaker,0 Parker, Cooke, Pen
ny baker, Watts, Rives, Baskerville,
Flood, Opie, Beirne, Dyer, Bayse, Me-
Mahon, Donaldson, HARDWOOD, .Fon-
tame, Anderson and McCoy-ls.
For Nm. Fl. observation-disclosures
Old, Campbell, Cooke, Page, Siaugh-
ter, McComas, Watkins, Harvie, Soft,
Keller, Maxwell, McCarty and Smith
-13.
For Cnuyfes Ou~eo-. Mr. Patter-
son-1.
y Mcfarland 83-Daniel 81.
5 So WILLIAM H. MCFARLAND, Esq.
was duly elected Councillor of State for
three years, from and after the 31st
day OF March next.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-07

70 The Special Court at Annapo.
lis, closed its session last week. Terrence
Coil and Patrick Gallaher, were found
guilty of murder in the second degree
sentence 8 years to the penitentiary.-
Owen Murphey found guilty OF the muir
der OF John Watson--sentence of death
was pronounced upon him by Judge Kill
gour. 1t is said he is to be executed on
the spot where the murder of Watson
was committed. Some others implicit ed
are to be tried at the next term Of Balti-
more county court.
A public meeting was held at. Har-
risburg, Pa. las, week, at which Will
LIAM H. HARRISON, was nominated
as a candidate for the next Presidency.
The SENATE spent some time yes.
,erday on Executive business. We do
not hear that any thing was acted upon
definitely, except the nomination OF
JOHN FITcH, to be Marshal for the
District of Maryland which, we learn,
was rejected by 26 Nays to ~ Yeas
Nat. Int. Of Sd inst.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-07

MARRIED. at Columbia Furnece, on
the goth ult. by the Rev. Mr.. Wilson, Dr.
JosEpH lawn of Woodstock, to Mrs
Mary SrERRETT, widow Of the late Jas
Sterrett of Capon Furnace, and daugh-
ter of the late John Arthur, Esq, OF Snt-
nandosh.
On Thursday last, by the Rev. VIII
liam II. Foote, MIR. John Yost, to Miss
Elizabeth S,oier, all Of this county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-07
Virginia Legislature.
RICHMOND, JAN, 27.


At eleven o'clock to-day, not only
the privileged, but half the regular
seats Of the Delegates Hall were
crowded with ladies, and every nook
and corner of Lobby and gallery was
filled by anxious spectators, to witness
the Senatorial election. So great and
universal an interest has never been
exhibited upon any occasion within my
recollection. The stages and sleam-
boats brought in strangers from every
quarter, mot one-twentieth part of whom
could procure an entrance.
AS soon as the Speaker took the
chair, MIR. Johnson, Of Richmond city
moved that the House proceed to the
execution of the joint order of the day.
MIR. Yancey, of Buckingham, proposed
preamble and resolutions, pos'poning
the joint order Of the day indefinitely !,
with view of submitting the question
again to the people, and Supported his
motion by some remarks on the SUBJ
ject OF instructions. Mr.. johnson, of
Richmond city, expressed hope that
the House would at once proceed to
the disposition of the question without
debate. The motion to postpone, was
supported by Messrs. Moorman, Book.
er, Of B., Watkins, Wilson, of B., Ran.
dolph, Garland, OF NJ, and Mcdowell,
and opposed by Messrs. Barton, Park
er, Booker, ofA., Shell, and Epes, and
lost; ayes So, noes 70.
: Mr.. Johnson, Of R., then presented
the name OF BENJAMIN WATKINS
LEIGH, for the Office Of Senator. Mr..
Randolph, of Abemarle, nominated
WILLIAM C. RIvEs, for the Office
The nomination of Mr.. Leigh was sup.
ported by Messrs. Parker, Gregory,
and Wethered, and that of Mr.. Rives
by Messrs. Watkins, of G., and Shinn.
Mr.. Johnson, Of Richmond, was re-
quested to announce the nominations to
the Senate. A motion was then made
in the Senate, by Mr.. Anderson, to
postpone the execution Of the joint or.
der indefinitely 4; but this motion was
laid on the table, to give place to a mo-
ton to postpone until Tomorrow
This was carried and the House, Of.
ter some opposition, concurred.
Wednesday, Jan. %.
At12 o'clock the joint order was a.
gain taken up in the House, on motion
of Mr.. Johnson, of r.; and after
speeches by Messrs. Mcdowell, Gar
land, of NJ, and Shinn, a message was
sent to the Senate about 5 P. M. That
body asked continuance until the next
day, which was agreed to by the House.
RICHMOND, Jan. 80.
ELECTION OF SENAToR.-In the
House of Delegates the debate on the
nomination for Senator was resumed
yesterday morning. Messrs. Kinche.
loe, Brown, and Wilson took part in the
discussion, which was continued until
little before three, when Message
was sent to the Senate, announcing the
readiness Of the House of Delegates to
proceed to the election. In the Senate
Messrs. Fontaine, Cocke, and others
spoke at some length, until after six o.
clock, when message was sent 10 the
Lower House announcing that the Sem
ale had agreed to resolution posipon>
iug the election indefinitely, and ask
log the concurrence Of the House oil
Delegates.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-07
SHOCKING MURDER.

1t gives US pain to announce, that
the quiet Of our little village was dis.
turbed few days since, by The occur
renee of most tragical affair by which
Mr.. Christian SAorsS, of this place,
came to his death.
The circumstances attending il we're
simply these-One William Fogleman,
residing, in the vicinity, came to the
house of Mr.. Shores on the evening of
the 5,h inst. in state of high intoxica.
ton. His conduct, as stated by the
persons present, was rude and insult
ing, and finally after stepping out of the
door, requested Shores to "come there
he wished to speak to him." When
Shores approached the door he at
tempted 10 close it upon Fogleman,
when scuflle ensued; Fogleman drew
knife with which he had been BUTCH
ering hogs the day previous. and stab
bed Shores, who expired in few min.
ules. Fogleman Immediately Aed.
The atrocious conduct Of Foglemap,
both previous TO, and after, the murder,
was such as to excite the deep indigna-
ton Of all our citizens. A liberal re-
ward was offered by the citizens OF
Wythe and its vicinity for his appre-
hension, ard we are happy to state that
he has been taken, and is now in Jail
to await his trial, and receive the pun.
ishment due to the magnitude of his Of
fence.-Wythe argus Of Jan. 10.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO CANAL.
This Canal lsays the Williamsport pa
per of Saturday last has been filed With
water and ready for use for the Last week
past; and Notwithstanding the extreme
severity of the season, the fetal Interrupt
ton from ice has not amounted to one
month in the year. So much for the ar
guments of those who have contended
that the Canal would be closed months
I'm the year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-07

Scattering 90. No election.
Second joint yote--Daniel so, Pendle-
ton IS, Scattering 10.
A third vote being taken, resulted thus
-(Pendeton Withdrawn, and William
II. Mcfarland nominated by Mr.. John
son of R. Daniel 81, Mcfarland N,
scattering z.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-07

For Peter Y. Danisi--Messrs.
Banks, (Speaker,) Rives, Randolph,
Layne, Miller, Wilson of Bot, M'Mil-
Ian, Turnbull, Booker Of Buck, Yam
cey, Hampton, Madison, Payne. Steg-
er, Holland, Wade, Gibson, Barton,
Smith of Fred, Watts of Giles, Wat
kins, Blair, Ayent, Darlington, Sneed,
Nixon, Kincheloe, Shinn, Holeman,
Robinson, Hooe, Caldwell, Harris,
Todd, Garland Of Meek, Rodgers,
Wiley, Morgan, M'Cauley Sherrard,
Leland, Woolfolk, Cackley, Nash, Car
roll, Shands, Williams, Mcdowell, Jr.,
Moorman, Cline, Hopkins, Spear,
Bare, Jones of Shen., Harley, Good
wyn, Crutchheld, Moncure, Hargrave,
Written, Clarke, Stranger, and Brown,
--63.
For Vim. III. MeFarland-Messrs
Drummond, GIinalds, Booker Of A.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-19
LAucK & STEPHEN,

HEAVE the pleasure TO inform Their
IH customers, and the public generally
that they are now receiving and opening
large and extensive assortment ofgoods
suited to the present, and approaching
seasons. They would particularly invite
those, who may be in want of the article,
to an examination of their very extensive
STOCK OF CLOTHS,
which they have no hesitation in saying
are, at least as Cheap, ifnot Cheaper, thar,
any euer offered in this market.
To the ladies they would say, that their
selection of French and English Mernos,
French and English Calicoes, and many
other articles, in their line, have been
rarely equalled for variety of color and
style, and certainly Meier surpassed for
cheapness in this quarter of the country.
They have an ample supply of Hardware,
Queens, Glass, and China Ware, together
with almost every article usually called
for in the Grocery line, and respec fully
invite a call from all who may be in
search Of good bargains.
Nov 6 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-19
IT 4 w coo . s.
anew FALL AND WINTER
q o O % gII
HOGMIRE & BOYD,

THAVE the pleasure OF making known
NH 10 their old customers, and the pub
lie generally, that they are just opening
a large and general assortment of new and
pretty SeasonGble Goods, which they are
determined to sell Cheap. They therefore
equest persons in want of cheap goods toe
call and examine their stock, which con-
sisis 10 part Of
Super and common Blue. Black, Olive,
Brown, and Mixed Cloths;
Do Do Cassimeres and Casslnetts;
Petersham, Kerseys and Linseys;
Blue and Brown Goats hair Camblets
Rose and Point Blankets, Padding;
Red, White, and Scarlet Flannels;
Cd French and English Merinos;
3-4 English Merinos and Circassians;
Sd French Bcmbazine, Black Bomba
zette;
Black Italian Lutes,I!ug and Gro de
Rhine;
Cord Gro de Nap, and Gro de Orleans;
Green, White, and Pink Florences,
Blk and White Italian Grape, Hat do
Winter Ribbons, Bellings, & Bindings
Blk and Scarlet, Long and Square
Merino Shawls;
Thybet Shawls, and Handkerchief
| Fancy silk and Gauze do, new style;
Bandanna, Spittlefeld, Pongee Hkrs;
Super Linen Cambria Hdkls, Verona
ditto,
Linen Cambria, and Bishops Lawn;
Irish Linens and Lawns, Russia Diaper;
| Morino. Toilanett, g. Valencia Vestiugs;
| Black silk Velvet, and Florentine do;
| Swansdown, and White Marsailles do
Fig'd and plain Swiss, Book, and Jac-
comet Muslins;
Fig'd and plain White and Black, Bob
binett;
French work'd Collars, Bead Reticules;
/ Thread and Bobinett, Laces and Edg-
ngs;
Jacconet Edgings and Insertings;
| Blond Edgings and Cuttings;
Bobbinett and Grecianett Quillings and
Footings;
Black Gauze Wells, and Green Barrage;
Green Barrage Wells, Super Stocks;
| Black Silk Plush, and Tabby Velvet;
New style Calicoes, Corded Skirts,
White and Cold Cambrics, Brown
Holland;
Merino, Worsted, Cotton, and Silk
Hose, and 12 hose;
LADIES' Kid, Beaver, Hoskin, and Silk
Gloves;
Mems Beaver, Berlin s. Woodstock do;
Men White. Kid, Cotton, & Buckskin
Ditto;
Gi hCoat, Lasting, & Silk Battons;
Umbrellas, Suspenders, Braid & Tapes;
Ladies' Work Baskets, Whips, Canes,
sc. Sc.
Together with an extensive assortment
Of Queens, Glass ware. Hardware and
Cutlery. Stationary, Combs, Brushes,
Points, Dyestuffs, Stoneware, &c.
November 6, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-19
TRANSPORTATION
ON, THE BALTIMORE AND ONO
RAIL ROAD
Betpeen Harpers Ferry and
Baltimore.

Baltimore.
lgEyHE CONVEYANCE OF TON
b MAGE on the Rail Road to and
from HARPER'S FERRY, will take
place on and after Monday next, the LIST
Of December.
The TRANSPORTATION OF PAS
lSENGERS will commence on Wednes-
day the Sd OF December.
The Rail Road Company will until fur.
Their notice, receive Produce and Commo-
dities generally, at the termination Of the
Railway at Harper's Ferry, and will give
to the parties nom whom they may re-
ceIve such produce receipts for the same,
engaging to deliver II to the consignecs in
Baltimore, or at any other public or pri-
yate Depot, in good order, when it shall
be delivered in such order TO the Com
pany.
They win also receive produce in like
manner, at Viewers Mill, and at Berlin,
or at such other points as may hereafter
be agreed npon with forwarders.
The charge Of the Company for con.
veying flour TO Baltimore win be as fol.
lows, viz:
From Harper's Ferry, SO cts per Dbl
| Viewers Mill. 80 do do
/ Berlin. 81 do do
I The Rail Road Company will also re-
ceive Goods or other commodities in Bal
ti,nore, --or any other public or private
Depot on the Rail oad,-destined for
Harper's Ferry and, immedi-
ately on arrival, deliver the same at the
termination Of the Railway, to the con-
lsigneee thereof.
The charges by the Company for such
conveyance from Baltimore to the Ferry
will be as follows, viz:
Plaster OF Paris, per ton. 1910.
Salt f. Sailed Fish per 100 lbs. la cts
Merchandise; do ga do
Trains of Wagons will start daily from
Harper's Ferry and from Baltimore and
proceed regularly to those places, respect.
lively, aud all commodities will be prompt
~ forwarded in their successive order af-
ter being received by the Company.
Fair prices can be obtained at all times
for the GONDOLAS from which produce
may at any place have been delivered to
the Rail Road Company.
! The TRANSPORTATION OF PAS
SENGERS will, until further notice, be
as follows, viz:
FROM HARPER'S FERRY TO
BALTIMORE OR FRED
ERlCK CITY.
A Train will start at in the morning.
FROM BALTIMORE TO HAIR
PERS FERRY,
A Train will start every morning at SO
ven o'clock, reaching the Ferry at about
three in the afternoon.
w. WOODVILLE,
Superintendent Of b. & o. RR
Office Of Transportation, Dec. a, 1884