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The Evansville daily journal., 1853-06-07
The Eclipse.

We publish as paid for advertisements to-
Louisville papers, by Capt. Sturgeon of the
Eclipse. The following from the Journal Of
that city, will introduce the certificates and
object of their publication sufficiently with
out comment of ours. No certificates GER
tainly are requr red TO sustain Capt. Sturgeon
in this or any other community where he is
known. AS a man and as a steamboat-man
he has earned high porsition in society and
in the good opinion of his feliow-citizens,
which by no act has he forfeited in the slight
est degree. The Journal says:
The EcLIPsE-We publish this morning
a card from Capt. Sturgeyn IN relation to the
late gu ck trip of the Eclipse from New Or
leans, and numerous certificates giving the
time at which the e. started from New Or
lesn ns and The time OF her arrival here, in
comparison with III" time of startinr and the
time of arrival Of the steamer A L. Shot
well. Capt. s makes the publicstion in re.
gard to himself, to repel certain intimstions
which have appeared in number of papers,
that the safety of passengers was endanger-
eu Here, where he was reared and .here
be is known, defence was not at all called
for on his own part. HIS course Tor the last
fourteen years as commander of steam-
boats, during which not an accident has be-
fallen him, has justly gained him a conf
dence among our ci'izens that is not to be
deuacted from by any wholesae e charges,
which have no basis. He is as high
ly este med as citizen as he is a command
er. In regard { tine certificates we have on
ly to say that we have personal Acquaintance
OF many OF the signers, and We regard them
ss high toned gentlemen who would under
no pretext make statements which they did
MT s9lemnly know or believe 20 be true.
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-06-07
Bloomington. III.

Our friend and late fellow citizen, DR.. J.
Finch, has removed to Bloomington, Ill. In
9 private letter 20 us, he thus speaks OF his
new home:
Bloomington. ILL.,, is quite fourishing
young city of nearly five thousand inhabit-
ants. and growing very fast. The Central
Illinois Railroad is completed to this point,
giving us a connection with all the North
E'stern railroads. We are now within two
and half days journey Of the city of New
York. In one year more can go from here
10 Evansville by rsilroad-taking the Illinois
Central railroad from here to the crossing Of
the ST. Louis and Cincinnati railroad thence
% Vincennes and Evansville. This is the
finest farming country | ever saw. Everv
thing is very high in Bloomington. Lots are
higher h ere than in Evansville. Rents are
higher by one half The immigration from
Ohio, Pennsylvania &c, is great-grea,er
than at any Past period. Our praires are
being plowed up fast along the lines of the
different railroads. An Ohio farmer has fen.
ced and plowed between four and five hun.
cred acres this spring, task that in timbered
land would have taken half life time.
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-06-07

The locomotive "Vncennes," spoken Of
by the Journal Is intenoed for the Western
division of the Cincinnati and ST. Louis road
mat ro1d Is being put through according TO
the modern mode of doing things We are
sorry we can't say the same for the Evansville
and Vincennes road. here are no signs
here, as yet, that would Indicate that such
an enterprise is under way. Not pound
OF iron has yet been landed, no signs of de-
pot buildings or other Accommodations and
We even doubt whether any selection OF
ground has been m ide for such a purpose: at
least We have never heard of il, and not a
spade has been put in the ground for a mile
south of this town. 1t is expected that we
viii be in direct connection with ST. Lou
over the best railroad in the Union, aud it may
De with Indianapolis also, before We are with
Evansville. Vincsan Patriot.
The editor of the Patriot shows quite
commendable ignorance Of matters and things
aPPertalning to ordinary Knowledge. We sup.
pose, from the tenor of his letter, he thinks
the iron for the upper portion Of the Evans.
vile and Illinois Railroad will be taken up
to ncennes, then down the road again TO
White river. The road is being worked from
this point, 50 that as the work progresses, the
iron can be taken up by the cars from the
Ohio river. The road is laid with iron to
White river, and prepared for the iron be-
yond almost TO Vincennes. Immense guam
titles Of iron have been deposited on the
Evansville wharf for this road within the last
two weeks, and is being carrie out to White
river, and ierried across that stream. Before
the White river bridge. very heavy work,
is completed, the iron will probably be laid to
Vincennes, an the cars running there
That will not be later than the early fall Ger.
tainy. We are glad to hear from the intel.
hgcnt editor of the Patriot, that the St. Louis
and probably the Indianapolis road will be
completed before that time. The Patriot can
keep perfectly cool about this road. The
work Is going on very well. and Vino ennes
will soon have the desired connection with
the commercial metropolis of Indiana.
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-06-07

THE Low PRESSURE MAIL Roar. J.cou
STRADER-We learn that the mail comnanv
expect to have the new mail boat on the track
Sunday. II SO, she shall be at the Iouisvilla
wharf Monday evening. Her machinery ba =
been tried and it works well. She is. bevond
doubt, the largest, most complete, and mos,
costly boat the Falls. The great feature in
this boat is her machine y. She has low pres.
sure engines, with cylenders 60 inches in dia-
meter, and two monster boilers 80 feet in
length, and feet in dismeter with l6 flues in
each. They are placed forward of the chin
neys. one on either guard, with the doctor be-
tween them, and the furnaces next the engine
room. The great requisite in this boat con-
sisfs in the small amount Of fuel necessary to
generate steam; while there will b. no danger
"f explosion, as it viii never require over
ooios OF steam TO the square inch, to give all
the power necessary to drive her through the
water. She is intended to take I g place of
the Ben franklin in the Mail line, and cam
not faii OF being very popular craft. Prob
able cost sl49.ooe.
Louisville Conrier.
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-06-07
Nor PLrAsEp.-CoI Benton in ,,,s,,,

Nor PLEAsEp.-Col. Benton in late let.
ter, thus complains of the appointments which
President Pierce has made in Missouri:
The pres idert was deceived, by false repre.
sentations, to give Offices to scamps, whose
legs were never seen crossed under a gentle.
mans tsble-who were the scum and dreps
OF all parties-who were fugitives from routed
helds or deserts. from pledges given to the
people, when they obtained these appoint.
mcnts.
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-06-07

0FWages in Ireland, owing to the soon
tinued exodus, have reached higher point
than even during the war" A large railroad
contractor reports ten shiIings per week as
the lowest rate at which he can now procure
laborers of an ordinary grade.
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-06-07

fIT Go'tschalk, the famous musician, was
passenger on the Shotwell her last trip up.
tie gave concert on board for the benefit Of
an asylum at Louisville, and received from
S75 to 500.
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-06-07
The Charge against Capt. wilson.

We have received several documents from
Capt. A. r. Wilson, of the Empress, in re-
ference to the charge made against him by
certain of cur fellow citizens, OF endeavorng
to intercept the Shotw, II at this point SO as
to make her lose time in her late quick run.
In private letter to Us, requesting the pub
licat'on of the following statements, Cap.
w. says:-"I was greatly astonshed or my
arrival at Evansville, to find | was cha ged
with stopping the Shotwell on her quick trip.
Upon the honor Of gentleman pronounce
the chIrge falsehood. was not on deck
when the Empress started from the wharf,
boat. The gun Of the Shotweli awakened
me, and | came out just as she passed. "
Mr. ShotweIl, we learn from Capt W., is
more interested than Capt. Stugeon in the
Empress. We do not think comment neces-
sary. out give the articles we are requested
to publish, submitting them to the cool judg e.
ment of citizens. Capt. w. challene es any
one to gainssy his statements. Capt. ]. NJ.
Price, whose name is subscribed to the lat
ter document, was formerly of the Bostona,
and well known to many of our citizens;
A. II. SANDERS, ESQ.,: The "Daily Pock-
et," an Evansville paper, published Monday
evening May 23d, contains an editorial head
ed the "Great Race" which I pronounce a
tissue of falsehoods from beginning to end, SO
far as il refers to me or the action of those
on board of the steamer Empress.
1t is false that laid h.re with the Emp
ress, until | saw the "a. L. Shotwell' CON-
ing up. At two O'Clock started out and
got down to the mill, but had to round to and
return on account Of the fog. instructed
my officers SO soon as the fog cleared up to
permit, to 60 down toa corn Pile between
Evansville and Henderson. l WIS asleep
when the Shotweli passed, and was woke up
by the firing of her g-n. 1t is false that "hun-
dreds" concur with the editor that was cap.
able of doing so "dirty" an action as to en-
deavor to impe'ie the progress of the Shot
well. And think all who know me, know
that would not do anyt ing of the kind.
deem it unnecessary to take any further no.
tice of the article ref, red to.
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-06-07
A. R. WILSON,.
EVANSVILLE, June 6 1853.

EVANSVILLE, June 1853.
We hereby certify that being on watch on
the morning of The 2lst May, the steamboat
Empress laid at the wharf here on account
OF fog (afier having attempted once to leave)
till about half past five or quarter to six o.
clock and that when it cleared up sufficiently
we took the boat out, not knowing the Shot
we'll was so near Us as she proved to be-and
that We were in the act of rounding the boat
down stream when she came up and passed
under our stern. We further declare that we
were in our right place in the river and there
q" as about $50 yards between US and the
shore for the Shotwell to pass in; and we
most emphati cally deny that there was any
intention on our part of delaying the Shot
" ell one moment.
JAMES w. PRICE, Pilot.
WM. INKENS, Mate.
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-06-07

DIED
In this place, Sunday 5fh inst, at o'clock. p. NJ
MARf LOUISA ELLIOTT wife Of J. p. Elliott.
On the 9th inst, MARY GUILD M'CARER infant
chi Id of VIM. II. and Sarah NJ. McCarer.
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-06-07

OT J. S. Jaquess has lost a milch COW
and calf Read advertisement in another
column.
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-06-07
SP L CIAL NOTICES.

EVANSVILLE TEMPLE OF HONOR NO.
J. meets every Thursday at II O'Clock. p. The on
GERS forthe present Term follows: James Walk
er, w. CT; w. ID. Wright, W. V. T.; K. Z. Wheele r
W. X; Thos. ID. Smith, w. A. X; W. W. Tileston, W.
F. X. b. r. Norton. w. T.; G. Gosling. w. u; N. H.
Joh son, w. d. w.; b. Waller. w. :; wm Allen, W. S.
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-06-07

OF For River Items, &c, see next page.
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-06-07
bOAuD OF EOUaIIz.TUov

HOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
THE Mayor, Councelmen and Assessor OF the city OF
L Evansville will meet Board of Equalization.
az the Office OF the City Clerk Friday, the I4th day
OF June 1888 aud continue their stngs such board
from day To day, until said Equalization is completed
when and ere all persons interested in the assessment
cty taxes for the present year, attend Ia the.
desire do.
by order of the Councu
je7 GEO. II. TODD. Civ Clerk.
CIR OCERIES AND PROViS .ONS.
NHE Lead colored Store at the corner OF Main and
l. Fourth Streets is still la full blast. just give
call and will be bound to sell you cheap as any ia
town.
have Cufree and Sugar Of different kinds,
Currents Reasons. Figs, but no wine,
Matches. Segars, Tobacco and Shot,
Candles, Starch, Mustard and Hops.
Dried Apples, = lmonhs Pea Nuts and White Beans,
Wash boards. Buckle and Pitchers for Cream,
And many other articles III this present time
have not leisure to put INTO rhyme;
But you will call, you will not loose your time
For YOU will b. sure to get the worth of your dime
te4 JAMES SPALDIyG,
II INSEED OIL.-iO Bbs. in fine order for sale by
IL Je4 SAMUEL ORR,
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-06-07

Inc following is the certificate of DIR. Jno.
.. wallis, merchant of New Orleans:
nv. New ORLEANS, May 25, 1853.
h's IS to certify that the Eclipse left New
Crieans by my watch at four minutes to ten
CLOCK, A NJ, and the Sh, twel at twenty
one minutes before ten, A. NJ. Difference
TN, JNO. 8 WALLIS.
Inc following is a certificate of Mr. Bou.
hghy' inspector OF New Orleans:
New ORLEANS, May 25, 1853.
certify to having timed the Eclipse and
Shotwell by my watch. | was Oh the leyee
when the Eclipse fired her gun, opposite the
steamship nnding, at one minute to Ten
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-06-07

corroborate the above fully, except by
my time piece the Eclipse passed Cairo at 2
o'clock q nd 25 minutes, p. NJ, May I7fh.-I
The time OF the passing of the Shotwel, by
my time piece as stated above, is correct.
Signed, HENRY SIMMONS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08
< AED5s s..ps, wAaEAnlED ,azsH AND arsunr-

4 ksiea-orssa ciiroa; Pine
Apple. Nutmeg.
| HAfer Aeioa-Finest Kind.
Nusflir'fiasi.
Aasissri-BlAck and whts.
! Ofaotn-Silver skin: White Por-
tasal, fenov and Red.
Okru.
! feas-Extra Early; Eariy May;
Washington, do frame: do Charl.
ton, Dwarf hue Prus.lan: &C
hAIroufAt, Bishop Dwarfprollne.
-PdrsasP @Long smooth
french, Guernsey.
] Iarslsy-Curled.
Psfpcr-LarSe Bell, or Dull
Nose. Tomato shaped; Cayenne,
Pswpk IA Large yellow
Observation-Disclosures.
hshfdlsA-LonK SCARLET shor,
Typ, scarlet naTnlp; White do;
ielios do Long salmon; BlaeE
Plant.
[ SPindoA-Roand ieayed.
] SgHstSA-EArly Bush; ben.
| 1ogsnto-LArss Red; do Vel.
low; Egg.
| Taraip-Early Fiat Dutch; do
Red Top, Large White Norfolk;
white Globe; knta Basa; Dale's
Hybrid.
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sss2 49, ~ Ha o.

- edmond AND DANyIII.E RA.IRO An OppN no
Ia DRAkE'S BRANCH, 81 MILLS. $500 ~
On and after MONDAY, 18th, lss8 REGULAR P...e,.,
brakes Branch. ~ N anu
Train wiz STOP for passengers only the following points
kooions Coal FIELD Tomahawk, PoWhAtan, Mat.
SCOTS shop Amelia Court House. wyanoke Jennings or
brakes Branch -' ' ~
Leave Richmond At O'Clock, A. NJ Returning leave Drake.
Children under 10 free provided Is not occu
pied oy them From 10 and under Is price
servants travelling by themselves furnished
passes so that be retained Office must
Cars. - - 49,
NB-Passenger for Lynehburg win Southsde
Bces Station,
Lynehbnrg Passengers for Halifax H. Danvle can
Messrs
except SUNDAY Passenger for GTeenborough Salisbury
Charlotte ~ c. meet Nessrs fagg Coache.
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays brakes Branch
Passengers ClarksviIe, Milton y.
meet Moss Co.'S Coaches KeySye
and Saturdays and for Yaneeyvie by Flar c.
jy2S JOUN n OsIopNG S,,a,,
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Asparugsss-whits Giant
AfttcAohs-LArEe 0lobe. i.
hesas-LArEe Lima: Small 40.
red craneerrys Scarlet Runners,
Broad Windsor.
Saap R>fns-EarlyYetlow: sir
week., do Mohawk, do China: 10
valentine do. Half Moon: Relusee
ivvo 10 one; Ned Cranberry,
heet-kArly Hood furnlo
Rooted; do yellow 90 DO, Ionx
blood; White sllesian; french
sugar, MAngei wurt.el.
BroooSs-farple Cape. White
Cape.
Otibbo0s-Early York; Larr.
do, Harry sugar Loaf, do Batter
sea; do Oxheart do vanAek, do
Nonpareii; Flat Dutch; Drum
head; Large Bergen, Green Curl
cd savoy, Drumhead savoy, Red
Dutch for Picking.
gntiiS fotcey'@karly and Late.
Ccsyt-white solid; Red do.
. Cas'ro<-Long Orange; Early
Horn, Altringham; white Field
Sress-Curlcd OF Peppergrass.
Csces,sseS>-karly Frame; do
Cluster. Long Green; Long a reen
so1thgute, White spined, Cher.
kin.
uo~n-Early Sugar; do rusca.
rora. do yellow.
hadfre-Green Curled.
kyg PfdHL
htle-siberian eurled; Rape
or Cole. -
Leek-LarEe Scotch.
Lotfhoe-koyal white Head;
Ice DrumheAd; white Co.s.
Brown Dutch; Curled India or
Cape.
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NorCE-on and amer nsistA Of June. fs,s scuovtns
IN win be the Of hre FOR the transportation % Passen
81. the RICHMOND FREDEKioKsBuRo PoioNAc RAIL
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s cum \: r.. :ss !, r;ss., Tyson. u-
s.sii,. s1s.s a si, d. s lsss' grades
San ao! perm, Aa.n.n,in.. and r.iisv
s s.i. g AZ soS S.ssa. Hahn.
Iron and clustered steel ..........,
Family Roe Isrrias.. IN hair s.us. a..........
A'e@spss' q Lines ned Cords Powder, sso
Is s. I Ssss S.ss
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SrhING TRADE, isss-ny Packet. and steamers nom IA
:: 4. SScBs sa
IsD DSR ;s Soops wa
faMERSaN MA ysn xG,s and Boston, esvhs
and most attractive have ever bssa ss Z,
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wiz be 6ass 4 The
and siS upon liberal terms 70 ''s purchaser
ioan s9 eospI, A s., ,ss' (, he
: S.s. y kss : People. in n,. nums.r
Valley The May S Yssis; 81 Hour Of r'ah % Of
Som sshS.t,.h introducing air Of Old Pol, a,
T Elns0 s.l sSSS'S BY u kssr With eora
E.s a.s.Ss Ss.: . with %
sven ad rnee sss. Flow thou Flowing RIVER Thee al
Variations Old a, Home By r. k,rl,.,r a..
oD r'n III SIDE !Osen Jordan TO Travel as
Our fresde Home one or two vOlee. by j. H. u.,,,
The Violet q. , POLKA, By A.EAM.-is
fsies De L0pera Moreues gan Compose par T. o.tsn In
aac. knisk kn,sk selection beautiful pieces. arranged
Weary Day. ~ q GaSS 81, mach
An ~ Ms,Is i or R lss p'. .sS
smn 70 .hoe who will remit the price Money or
aant 121 Main street, Richmond, Va
M MoNp fAthsh s,,,a SHhAT NoyhLs.-nENRY
sTve q her Majesty: ~ himself The prs
e curiosity. Of public IL regard to s s 20 sI po
vanity Fair Penenh fhssn bib ,s re-
hs n in.ish, the
"Hes SnEgS the writings the saSs
VANITY Pair be 70 be the most original worn OF
sis place our The world Will t.iea
M & history Of Psndsnnis and mis-
must Ike
Of ar VI the prose satrsu
e me scenes
ReIt,llic. - ~ 4~0" 'Ni'V4s 'eheiS.- "dsN'HgA0n
The above. together With al o,h..
aptbo, a. esieoAte
~, Piano Forte and Publishing Establishment OF
mhI A. NORRIS. Of Main street.
Two RAILROAD CONTRA PLANTERS a,d al -
IL who negroes furnish with hsv. - ~
and nres.
Dozen black brown and .h 49, i've
anu quality to which rsspsetfnly invite rur
e"Nseie- seq 'ohN THOMPSON. No 81 Main street
~ OTItE-TO MERCHANTS ANTrRa IT,. pt.h..o.a
IN and Petersburg Railroad Company hereby give notice a,
and after Of
forwarding Tobacco Produce or Merehand Of an,
description ssing their Road and will diseon,nue 10 @
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fSoACH H,RDwARr.-we attention Of Manuf.ssg.
s' ss Sss s 'sss s.d IL Ssss o
a a sss $50. cl r sS SS %soa S non % inch
Also. variety ., rsise, Asss for 1ssssy., A. n,,,.
brass ana Plated Haadlss ana Knobs
casch Loeb and Hinges
s ss s Ss Ga Ssi.'''
Also. sssortnsn, o. the beat Kim Hubs
Ash oss and Hickory Fenoe. and rows Busxy, Carriages,
Also Ps'sn'En,n''d O0'A and yId: I ,oS .sssy
mhsi No. 10 Main street
Nkw skrAiIING FANCY AND sTAri.k GooDs tOa
Ser so invite the Of the PsSs
Dress siss in srea. variety
SHG. - PdsS s ss .:. sSs Ses sHnE
Grensdine, Barge AID Ch.ie Robes
French oAmeries and Brilisn,es
GinghAms, and low priced Lawns
French and scotch the Ases, ard most complete,
assortment shown by them
ass sS S sD1 IS s Of Al 81 kinds
Lnen Goods complete assortment Of styles may
Cotton sheeting and shirtings, &c., &C.
They invite the attention Of Planters and Farmers to their
with tbs their goods and their
sPi THOMAS R. PRICE CO.
nssoLUTioN OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O9sinsss here
q s rS SA S b x business
ia. i ;,iAf :. Z od Johnson
Ss : S 81 SosssSs cox 'ss *:
N
jat P'-''1 " sec my menus anu siLls JOHNSON
I'D Henry smsFEs snd JOHN se&Trs SndsT the
arm HENRY suAFER co. by mutual consent dissolved
BY HENRY sHAFER, stand, No los Main street,
JOHN @ SHAVER.
NoCE-Havins pereha.ed the interest of my brother JOas
!nSs The Clothing eOTs At the old stand No iS Main
md patrons and t the psSe jas~ nsNRY SMAFER
NUANUFACTOISs, AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
sS. Eat; Phi Mai. n ss orpSs
the Eschansr Bank Riehmond Va respectfully invite san
,seir large and complete articles the above Line
whether by the single pair dOssa The stock
.pSen,lemen,. dres, shoes, oai.ers and BOcse.
SS . e sn Md sas stout SoS' and S00e
GsGes' Shoes Bg,kins, Kids, Jenny Ind. Ao
hads,' BLACK bronze a, and eSoTea Gsiier'
Misses. and children's Shoes in great variety
Plain Leather and Hair Trunks
Ali Of which are offered At the lowest rates.
,,., PkMBERroN Bro
NOisi' Main Street. opposite EneS S, Bank,
,HiIDRISs ca AIRS Camp Stools Rattan, Wood wuoV
~ Chairs Hobby Horses, and Wheel BArrsw for Boys Ter
~ssy Corner R M, y; s I'm Ss;S NAN.
ENIssOLUTIoN OF Co-PARTNEiisiiiP.-rhe eOPaTiaeT-
kEfvE !th day so1sd Sy mutual e'S.sH Persons HSeSsi
Ger can use tse name 81 .he am in Of bc business
T x ri Il sGST REsSk..
toPARTNEl,sIIiP.-sir J. n having purchased
- interest OF Mr. w H. sEADROOK, Of the late hrm OF SEA
BROOK REEVE has entered into partnership vh Mr. P
REEVE under the style % REEVE BLAIR aud will continue
the APoheary and Drug business the old stand
Seabook Reeve hope attention 20 business
1t share OF the patronage literally extended 70 the late Arm
L. PAYSON REEVE,
JOHN H. BLAIR
IN retiring business, eheeruy and confidently
commend 20 the patrons and the public generally the firm
ID REEVE A BLAIR
i,7-u WI. II. sEABRooK.
NOTiCE-The concern Of KENT, PAINE KENT having
~ pired by limitation, the subscribers formed
partnership, admitting Mr.. ROBERT PAINE Partner and
si continue the business under the style.
HORACE l.. KENT,
WM G. PAINE,
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next The following quick and comfortable schedules
over the inland between Richmond
kiehnond daily, Al eeoek. NJ and ooek. r.
Nss fork daily NeN A. NJ and 81 p. NJ
/. "a p.,,,- ~ - . ...'....s.............. 70
Sd ................... 8 %
Between Baltimore Philadelphia, by Railroad .. : %
bs.seee Baltimore and PhiadSphiA, By New Castle
Between PhAdsphia Ne. Yori.,............... 90
tor nrst class passengers and " for each "a class
Information, apply At the ticket
Besides the through
Main Northern Route, through
the Depot Of the baltimore Company In wash.
ngton TOR Pseas and wheeling the Relay House.
following terms: - -
Between Washington and Pttsburs-
Crime ~ hours).
Between Washington and Wheeling
Thine " hoorsl
that four daily oPeaOn bstween wash.
tngton and Baltimore, by which
through business washnTcn ha,
always In his TO proceed hour
on his journey TO point north o. that place.
RUTH, agent Of Transportation
orrcx r., v. a p r. n. Go,
Richmond. Feb 20, lisa. +
r. = The night train VIII stop 10 take pas
sengers except at the following rayorsriie
Junction. Chesterfield Guiny Brooke
N BY order OF the PosmAster
between Richmond Washing on sunday nights