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go-I offer my the voters of Mobile count, as candinate fr the office of County Clerk, al he ensuing August election
 1anl5 39te EDWIN RUST.
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0o-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce hlm as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cut Court of Mobile county, at the election on the first Monday ol August next. jan14 3sle.
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A VESERABLE ONE.-There is in the posses sion of one of the old Dutch families of Albany, Il Parrot. known to be eighly-iwo years of age! The bird is blind. but notwithstanding that, it can find its way to any part Of the house without d ficul fy, and recognizes the different members of the ami ly by their footsteps. It whistles fumes with great enactness, and Is fond of sacred music.
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05-The friends of WILLIS W. GAY w,lI sup. port him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court. al the election in August next.
 janI6 40te*
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A NEw RusIEEss.-A newsboy was overheard the other evening telling his companion that h. Lad seiisns ha.iusss. Said Is, "f set five dollars a wseb, aud Pisy Pssssm."
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LIVERPOOL ASSASSINATION

Total bales ... .9lI, ,724 s31, ,Oe5 1,05O09s 7O7575 Total crop bales. 2,03O 4O9 379, ,46O ,6s3,574 The crop of 1542 which approximates the esi made for the supply the present season. than any other, distributed follows;
 Exported to Great Britain. bales 1,469,1ll
 Exported to France. e.................".. 346,139
 Exported to other Foreign Ports. ....".. 194,237 Total Qncing %, 0,07O bs. Texas cotton) 4e-3 2OOl37 Consumed by home manufacturers. 325,7l4 Stock in the country at close of season.". 94,4S6 The quantity taken by home manufacturers during the season of lSi34 6 "A bales-an increase upon the previous season of q 030 bales.
 Last season Great Britain took 202 498 bales France 252 6s5 and other foreign ports IA 30ota foreign ports I629490 bales. The supply including stocks on hand at the beginning of the 2l24 s95 bales The EXPORTS of from the country last dates and the corresponding period of the ;ree proceeding
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 Saturday eastern mai failed fem beyond CharesIon- Yes,erd,y ,y's, fsnm bey oud Stockton.
 BosroN, Jan. s-Cotton--Ths sales nf cotton inr the ltst Three days quite large, 7ay m iti bales tz; 5l5 Upand. say lgi t 5i 6. and s2a attr; nad 4So Orieaa. and Mo6lie sA, 4 5c 77 bfe, 2Is at Gle and 9j at 6sc, mos. Prices same \. lnsI week
 Dome,tics-rbere |, fair demand al previous fF'fes The export has been
 Since our lasi. .... .bnles. 13s...'.........'' I Since Jane l,....-..... l2, 2,671.............26sO5
 Tutal..............l3.ltJ.. 26,s7o
 Receipts of Cotton WETosPxA Jan. ls-ls47 bales Fri 'es 3i Ui!c.
 MosTo)NERT-The Journal of Wednesday last say' Of the market has slightly mprove aud sale' effected at >lisht advance. Extremes 3044c
 NEw-ORLSANs. Jan. le.-Cotton-rhe sales for the lnt ihee amount S9B0 baes, Since our lHst rc pof moderate demand has continued la prevail, hnd prcrs for lht lower qualities have again Inclined rather in favor uf the buyer though make any change n our previous quotations further than rrlueIun o !c ia our figures for nliiing For quaiics above mid dins prices rather firm Ihan otherwise The wea'h CT during yesterday md the greater Ol the day beur, very wet ahd nntavorahle for business which ht. iendtd to check ofertiots. Some parcels have her Ken Tor the French and other E"nneuta ports. but mos oI the hnsiness has Leeu tn Narthen and Ehglsh "c count Our receipts for some time past have ted 'e i!h for llis season oi the srar, "n me stock III ns hands is ednced to comparatively limited Sm ohnt The snaness of the receipts may he attributed in par to the low stage o a ut ihr rivers ihutar, to e hissIsppi and pariA uso to the fact that man planters ure no nt present tisPosei 10 send their crop t6marke, on Acrnnn of the unsu'Icory prices whici are current We quote inl alG3s; ord 404l mid 45D94 cd n'id 575t; md fair E, aaa; iair fabic
 E., hnge-N chADgr- SIeI ling 19t per cent prem Francs 5.2it W5.30. NeYN nrk Gu day I6ti, ad sight checks aGp4 per cent dis.
 freishts-knihrr inactive, without change in rates- T" Lserpooi 9-l6 952ii IIhvTe lk Neg-fork s2 le' bieMtc.
 ArALAcHIcoLA, Jan ll-Cotton-Light stocks have mnfciiiy diminished the business oi the past wetk, aud ppeed those whose srs were urgeHi to pay l. A,,yd cr tIs Oi in the rveg and the expectation of aJddonn sot k' sOGa has suspended the inquiry, but holders are yer, nrn 1c advance on the lowest point since The las news which leaves our nRIk k-i shndt tc lower on a . hdes than it ptcviou, Ia adi per Acadia salr' above good mi ding spsrrr th't we are unable to qnuls lheI. We quote inf 22a3i rrd 5td3l; mid 3s q Al; mid fair 4 The sales ihe past Vt ek amount 2oa6 bales. Receipts during ih; week 3t 59 bales Eh 14.3t bales.
 Freights-No foreign engagements since our last. Tt Live rpuol IT, l6d; Hnyre l5-lhd: New-York 9l6dE Ec
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THE CIRCUS, since the mishap on Friday nght, has been refl,ed m n stye 10 correspond with its previous splendor and comfort. Tonight the pro- pretors offer additional Inducements fer PshIis Ps- romyxs. nse advertisement.
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FOR TUSFALOOSA. A En~ h The steamer DALLAS, Thomas SsssssSfk3 Adams master. will leave for the ahove and intermediate landings, on TUESDAY, 2lsl inst. at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to jan2O CAMPBELL, OWEN & co, Agents.
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OFFICE OF THE MERCHANTS IEs. Co.,f
 MOBILE, Jan. IA, lS45. A N election for thirteen Directors of the Mer. EA chants Insurance Company of ihe city of Mo- bile, will be held at this Office on Wednesday, 11d inst, between the hours of 12 M. and PM.
 By order of the President,
 janl5 S9 THOS. W. MCCOY, Secretary.
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TN. ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsIr. RANGE co, BOstOn.--By an annual report of the Directors the urs of this Company arc represent- cd aa being in very healthy and prosperous condition
 The number of Policies arnned for tho yenr (heina ,he nts Of the Company sre a43, amounting a946, l0- out or which there have been no losses and ihe Company has augmented s capital nearly fifty per cent within the year.
 The profits of the Company invested in Stocks and Bond and Mortgage of good security. DEXTER & ABBOTT, Asents jm7 24 st NicbaeI.,trret
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BUILDING LOT FOR SALE-I will soil that Ap fine Lot St Francis street, adjoining tho new Methodist Church, on long credit The lot Is forty feet front by hundred and forty eight, (14S) deep. Iianl4] H GATES, l36 'Dauphin.st
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NOTlCE-All persons having claims asainst the l School ConmissIoners of Mobile County, are requested to present them within thirty days ffep thIs date to the Secretary of the Board.
 janl0 H. STlCKNEY See'y.
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OFFICE MOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY,

\ oST-A DRAFT in favor of Daniel H. Tobin, AI dated the 7th or Sth instant. drawn by R. N. D. W. Murphy, on and accepted by Messrs. Boy- kin < McRae, for one hundred and forty-fve tI45) dollars, payable S,h January next, ls46. The fad CT will confer favar by leaving the same at the of. flee of WARE CHEsBRoUeH, No. Commerce street. ....s innT Al
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FOR MONTGOMERY.
 A EsS k The splendid double engine steamer SfEsssssAss5sT- SAM DALE. F. M, Johnson master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on WEDNESDAY, 22d Jan., al 5 o'clock PM. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations apply on board or to CAMPBELL, OWEN& co. jan20 72Front and 75 Commences
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FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. . ES@ fA The fine light draught steamboat srsszassss<<++ ALABAMA, J J. F. Wilson master will positaely leave for the above and intermediate landings on THIS DAY 20th insl al 5 o'clock, P. M- For freight or passage apply on board or to
 jan2O Nj. WAKING.
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l A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Ths under IA signed having been appointed administrator on the estate of Edward McDonald, deceased, by the Honorable the Orphans Court of Mobile county, hereby notifies alpersons indebted sad estate 10 make immediate payment. and all persons having
 claims against the will present them withia the lime prescribed by law or they will he barred. ianll 36tc A. AULD, Adninistrator.
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FOR GAINESVILLE.
 A h The very fine new fast running &zaEaA1kzx. steamboat ELIZA, W. Il. Roberts master wi Il leave for the abuve and all intermediate landings on TUESDAY, 2lst inst ,at o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to jan2O NJ. WAKING, Agent.
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nN CONSIGNMENT and for sale low to close, " 800 bales best quality Hay, in store 800 do do do on shipboard 25n bbs do Planting Potatoes 250 do do Chonango do
 l50 do do White Onions 70 do Nos l, 2 and 8 MackereI 100 | and l25 bbls Nos I. 2 and 3 Macksrel 125 | bbIs Nos 1, 2 and 8 3Mackerei 200 boRes best Sperm Candles
 150 sacks best green Coffee
 20 bbs Boston Rum, 15 bbls Am. Gin
 12 bbls American Brandy jan20 ]. H. RIVERS & co
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MESsRs. MoULToN & CLARK beg leave lEA to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Mobile
 that their Dancing School will commence on SA- TURDAf, January 18th, st the WAvEKLY HousH. The essons will be arranged ss not isterfere with the seminaries of earning-they will give i've lessons on Saturday of each week, from 9 till le o'clock and from two till five; The gsntlemen's each week, from ill 2 o'clock. jaal3 37Ku
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THEATRE -The highly successful play ol Mary Tudor will be repeated tonight for the benefit ollhe author; and as large number of our citizens hays already witnessed and expressed their satisfaction al the representation of inc piece, trust that no ad Vics of ours is needed to induce a becoming renuHe- ration 10 one wh has burned "ihe midnight oil, ,' for tleT n lea sure or in.uuction
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TOAL-Philadelphia Red Ash, egg Coal, land S ing from schooner David Cofn, which will be aold low lf taken from the wharf by
 jan20 BEERS & SMITH,
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We had marked fer Iutlicaion to-day, Governor BRIaes' special message to the legislature of Mas sachuseus in relation to he Iloar missIon but upon q second perusaI we find it characterised ly no ; tcuhr feature that renders il of either much quence or interest II is much tanner document than ~e had expecled-siVipg merely brief history of the appointment of the "Hon. Mir. lloar" and the "Hon. Mir. llubbard," and the summary expu usion of the former from Chareslon-nnda brlefeI argument of ihe constitutional right of Massachusetts, founded upon opinions oi Win Wirt, when Attorney General and Judge Johnson of the Supreme Court of the Uni ted States, to lIligsfe the questions upon which she wishes to raise an issue. Among the accompanying documents were Ihe ,eaoutions of South Carolina and the letter of Mr. Hoar. They were all referred
 to the appropriate committee, whose report may be looked for early day. We shall douLIless, then, have another specimen ol the attachment of Massa- chusetis to he s'constiiuton 1t ls'of her ideas of 'the rights of her sister Stalcs"-of what her notions of what IS or what is not "derogatorv lEe character of the conederacy" The Charleston Mercury aptly remarks thai, State Rights with Us is the right of seif-defence-wiih Mssachusetis, it is the rgnt of vexing and mrrassing her neghbors.
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FOR P!IILADELPnIA .4kA The l brig GROWLER Elmer, masie r ss19!G will have despatch for the above port Flo Te'gh or passage, apply io inn2J BEERS atMITH, 22 St Michael st
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OA0 KEGS Boston Nails, landing and for sale @OO isn1s by q. WESTFELDT & BRO.
 SEED OATS-200 sacks landing and for sale by S janlS C.. A. GILBERT & BRO.
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BosT0N, Jan. -COttuu-rhe sales nf cotton i"r the ltst Three days quite large, 7ay u N itil bales Nz; 5l5 Upland say gi st 5i be- and s2s at bri hd 1oo Orlenas and Mobile, fl 5c v nt hte zie at bic and 9j at tsc, mos. Prices same N. lnsl week.
 DomestIcs There 1, iir demnnd Al previous ftlfes
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Saturday eastern mai failed fem eloud Charleston YestprI ,yis finn he ,ud s;torkfon
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
IL TlON.-On Saturday morning next, at . o.
clock, we shall sell, in front of our store variety
of excellent household furniture, embracing very
general assortment, such as
Cane-seat chairs; hair-seat sofas
Mahogany dining, centre, and other tables
Mahogany sideboards; crockery and glass ware
Settees; workstands; clocks
High and French post bedsteads
Feather beds; mattresses bureaus
Wardrobes; washstands, &c.
With many other articles, and lot Of kitchen
requisites.
RoBT w. DYER g. CO.,
July I'D Auctoneers.
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THE DAILY UNION.

also states that he saw all the engineers about the
engines few minutes before the explosion. A
deck hand, named John Randolph, was next intro
duced; and after corroborang the statements about
the engineers being the engines he stated that
he saw the gauge-cocks tried few moments before
the explosion, and water came down the fue caps;
which, in his opinion, could not have been the case,
unless the boilers were we'll filed. Another wit
ness, John Peyton, was then called; he threw no
new light on the subject but gave Hayes a good
character. Witness is second engineer; he had
known Hayes for long time, and served under him
ON several boats, and thought him careful and COM
.petent.
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From the Baltimore American.
GREAT FIRE AT MATANZAS.

GREAI FlkE Al MAlANZAS.
The New York Express" contains the par
ticuars of dreadful fire which occurred at Matan-
zas, Cuba, on the 9th ult. They substantially
as follow:
The fire burst out in the richest part of the city,
and destroyed two entire squares and third part Of
two more. Sixty houses were consumed and the
loss exceeds 100000. Many persons were in
jured and it is rumored that several lives were lost
The progress of the flames was finally arrested by
battering down the houses exposed with cannon
The fire bells rang for six hours.
The following is list Of the principal houses and
establishments that have been burnt down.
The house Of Don Bartolome de la Mater, of Don
Vincente del Junco with 700 boxes Of sugar, and
the adjoining provision store of Srs. Mulzerat d
Atzara, whose loss is estimated at $50, 600
The house and store of D. Jacnto AZanza.
House and store, called Pasatiempo, of Sefor
Deville.
The storehouse or depot of Messrs. Mallory &
Co.
The Marina Coffee House.
The provision store Of Messrs Markles g. Co.
The provision store of Rivas & Baro, with most
of the goods, including many boxes of sugar, bags
of coffee, and pipes of wine.
The store OF Messrs Mallory & Co.
The store of Carlos Ribera.
The steamboat storehouse of d. Antonio Manza-
net and several shops; the houses of ID. Jaime Tor
and ID. Juan de Sarria, the Fonda Ell Cierro de
Orc, the house of Donna Catalina Gueras, in which
was the American Hotel, a beer shop, depot of
provisions and fruits, and corner shop fronting on
the Hotel de Concrete.
Oler houses and establishments have also lost
something, among them that of William jerks and
of Simon de Jimeno; the hotel Of Mr. Babln, the
house of Louis Lavalette and Of ST. Guanaud
The Havana Dario" estimates the loss at
s., 900 600. lt
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
' On Monday, the 26th instant, at o'clock D..
m, we shall SELL in front Of the premises, lots Nos
81 and %, in square No. 1893, with the improve
ments, which are two brick houses. This property
fronts East Capitol street, and is beautifully oca-
ted for private residences.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; balance in equal
payments at six, twelve, and eighteen months, for
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest. Sale
positive.
ROBT. w. DYER e. CO.,
July l7-eo&ds Auctioneers.
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From the Philadelphia Chronicle
THE MINT.

Among the various public institutions and estab-
shments located in our city, which may be visited
with pleasure and instruction, is the United States
mint The process Of coming, and the machinery
used in that establishment, have been brought to
pitch Of perfection which elicits universal admirs-
ton. Few persons, who have not Witnessed the
operations in question: can form any adequate idea Of
the simplicity, expedition, and perfectiblty which
mark every step in the proccss-from the melting
Of the bullion to the packing Of the finished coin.
The register kept at the mint shows that tits not on
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n Gorge w. HUMPHREYS, Dentist, has Ia
VI ken rooms over Mr.. Anderson's book and fan
cy store between l1th and 18th streets, on the ave-
nue., where he will promptly attend to all the duties
of his profession.
He refers to the following physicians: Drs. F.
May, J. F. May, T. Miller, ]. c. Hall, William
Jones, VIM. P. Johnston, F. Howard.
July 17-eo6tif
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July Let.

WANTED--A situation as governess in pri.
w waite family, or teacher In a school, (ei,her
south or west,) where the usual English branches
are taught, together with music, Of which the ad.
vertiser is competent to take entire charge Appli-
cation may be mrde to Rev. DR.. Baird, No. 25 Fifth
burg, Long Island
July 1856
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MON COPPER COMPANY.-N

MON COPPER COMPANY.-No,ice is
" hereby given, that assessment of two dol.
lars per share has been laid the stock Of this COM
pany, payable on or before the 5th Of August next
ensuing at the office of the secretary ard treasurer,
+ street, near the Treasury Department Washing
ton, or to Jos. Fl. Adams, esq, president of the
New England Mutual Marine Insurance Company,
State street. Boston.
THOS. L. SMITH,
July lt--atwsw Sec'y and Treasurer.
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TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES. &c.

TRANSPARENT T. WINUUW SHADES, &C.
lust RECElVED.-S. p. FRANKLIN has
y Just received from New York large collection
Of beautiful transparent window shades, of all
rieties, styles, and patterns varying in price from
81 so to $40 per pair.
He has also just received small lot of CRATE
aprons, new and beautiful article for ornamenting
the fronts of coal CRATES.
Also, worsted trimmings, such cords, tassels,
&c; bell cords and tassels ditto for pictures and
shades; and lot Of Philadelphia manufactured We
nean blinds.
In store, as usual splendid collection Of French
and American paper-hangings; all Of which will be
disposed of at northern prices
July I7--eo2wif
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M ETRopoLITAN ICE CREAM SALOON.

M ETROPOLITAN ICE CREAM SALOON.
wi A. r. JENKINS, of the Metropolis House,
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Jackson alley,
to his patrons and the public generally, greeting:
Paris Scientific ayti,te in the msnufaeture If ice
creams in all their various favors, the advertiser
calls the attention of his customers to the
fact, and challenges them to produce anything
cooling, seasonable, and Jat in the federal city.
Let every lover of the article say, with Col Miller
lies served ON the most reasonable terms.
July l7--eo3t
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TEA, OIL, SPERM CANDLES, &c.

HAVE received by the schooner Victory, gen.
Il eral assortment of new groceries, viz:
Prime imperial, gunpowder, young bysop. and
black teas; crushed puverized and loaf sugars s,,-
gar-house sirup moasses; rice five hundred gallons
extra winter solar lamp oil, fall and winter bleached
sperm on, summer pressed sperm candles, &c.
All Of which can be sold on the most reasonable
terms, at the old stand corner of 7h and streets
JNO. A. DoN0HOo
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BY a. Green, .Aucfioneer.
SAILBoAT AT AUCTION On Saturday, the
~ 18th instant shall sell, at o'clock p. M. in
the canal at the l4th street bridge, the fine and fast
sailboat Nautilus clinker built and copper fastened
mad IN fine sailing order, schooner rugged.
Terms, cash. A. GREEN,
July l5--eo2, Auctionssr
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By II. Green, .Aucfionee. ,rc
NTATCHES, JEWELRY, &c, All IN IN
w TI0N.--On Friday, the 18th instant ~, IA
sell, at my auction room, Concert HAL
buildings, at o'clock, r. m, large lot OF ~ ,ry
watches, &C., belonging to the estate Of lne 10
p. Latrui,e, deceased. enumerate, IN part
Fine gold breast-pins, ear and finger rings .,,S
Watches, chains, seals, keys, ockets, anu
Silver spectacles, jet buckles, and ear.rlns'
Several gross watch glasses, spoons, &C 40
Glass counter-case and signs, with many
articles, not necessary to enumerate. ,,.,8a,
The public are particularly invited to at'ep' 70
sale, as there is some valuable and HANDSOME
elry in the lot. ,bf
Please be punctual to the time, as | haSi
road to travel, and short time 10 trayei"~
wish to be off precisely at four. n,rcN
Terms cash. A. GkEn.It
July l5-3t Auea'''
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OrFIcE OF TRANsPoRTArIoS, BALTIMORE AND W
u RAILROAD COMPANY,

OrFIcE OF TRANsPoRTArIoN, BALTIMORE AND wi
f RAILROAD COMPANY,
WAsHINeToN BRANCH,
July 10, 1915 |
Reduction Of Fare. II
TINE PUBLIC are respectfully informed VI
i on and after Monday next, the l4th INST
fare in either direction between Washington
Baltimore will he 90, until otherwise ordered
Tickets for the round "trip can be procured ~ n
plication at this Office for 49, which will be gooa
twenty-four hours. Ii not procured before "a. 4
parture Of the cars, the regular fare will be cnas'|
Tickets for the round trip will also be ISSUE
the intermediate points of the road, at the follow
reduced rates, viz:
To Bladcnsburg aud returning. S''a'
Beltsville. ."......" .......... oo''
Laurel ......". .......,. W.
Savage. ....." 90. ....... ] w.
Annapolis junction. 90. .........l W.
BY order: ,,uru
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