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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31

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pared to the corner OF YIN ana f'nmh ~.
whore "ev met body 81 i'' men armed win
clubs. s"oTi' k"v'I pistols "'r ana carrying
'"r"hes +" nnrn N" 'hNrrn. ana r.o'- 10 mana the
Mnn''' and all IN great save OF G,Nr''m,h, -
lhev w'Tn promn'lv met Nv the ponce and AZ or
a.Nnr' Melee W'r" 'sn't',"
me police succeeded III ''"''S % OF o'o' Them
prisoners
Henry u"r''l "H''n'nnN N 'h' ."r'nN W1id
was Sho' 'h'on'o ~" 'hi9h ~ one "I "'' rioters,
anL m'ny "i ~" o'.'r' h'n' '"r"| ','aN',
From 'hna' arrested u We' 'ee'h'I my h,i
met "fT'''z'h nnn ''r'n'' ~ A.'.'',V ,,r ~"
Hxnr'sa nnrn"'' n'h'h',n9 ". n""', ~. Nnnclo
"i the f"n", burning ni inc |i''" Urn" O.
i'f had nor oe"n S,'np'u ~ we ."nr u was
tn" ran'eFnrnrr' night nave n''h hRr,n''
IN ,hH confusion N"enh"g WIS Almost I'M
possible To gam any 'n''rma'."' l,"n any @'"
TN" General opinion however was mat they
w"n'd return and make an N''!'t on 'he watch,
n"n.' tor the nnrn''e oil fe.cn."t '"',r m,-s'e ,
N w" event 81 sue" ~ "'',' w "'"' 'h'a )
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La SALE.

CrnAN rlMErSTER FxFsDiTIoS At New OR,
IEANs,--The Washington correspondent If the
n. \. Tribune says powerful fliibustcr eNpedl-
ton Is prcqnrirg a New Orleans against Cuhn,
and viii sail some time before The middl. OF Feb.
ruary. II isintended thnt some coo men shall
make up the force; led by officers Of tried skill
and. bravery, ard with gentleman who gained
laurtis at Mexico at theirhcad The enlistment,
u Is said, are proceeding with every effort 10 keep
thu matter private
+ ach man il suhrctcd 10 the scrutiny of the or
der Of the lone Lore Star before being admitted
and is required TO take IN oa n not to divulyp the
secret.
We notice bv The New Orleans papers rhs, a
lar-e meeting OF the Lone Star asso' niinn and
Cuban exiles was expeclngto be held in that cit
v ~ Saturday last.
We Know not how irua thi, statement r,nv h.
hu, udgirr from former expcr, crcp. !, is Quite
probable that there are scoundre Is enough left in
the Z s who are ready for any act Of plumber and
j ou'rnge,
But is il not quite time for the people the real
people ot the United States, not the nohs and
gamblers 81 The clfes.nor proflieaie afver'urprs
nnvwhere but The aru1~rs and planters ot the
States. the manufactures mechanics the legiti.
ra,e merchants. tosav they viii have no m ore NJ
this rlnacous p'underirG numbering bandit nj.
railcoi manifest destiny. II j. time for them m
saw. TINT NJ The nation-i0r If they are NOT VIVA
arel They have intrests 10 protect and char
hcirr'o loose ann thnt ihcy VIII rni 'rnve the one
to rom and the other 20 disgrace for The sake OF
III The thieves md cut.throas and other gu'ows
birds IN thsCounuvnr any other
There are manv who believe ihn, the admin.
isrnion sympathsCs with Ties sche mes oifbus-
rer'nr
= It is 'iH'e thev were disatuscd Of this notion
and nothing will 10 SO well as prompt and wig
orons otf'rts on the part Of the Government. Ia
punish all persons found engaged in shch un'aw
inl undertaking, whether against Spain or Mex
Ico, or any other natioG Philadelphia Lcicer.
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The post ,li:o is about to be removed to Red
dicks Llolh.
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EGr Suip,


IF arp'ir6 .orsoup SDcows 3 yoN" Of working
| oxen. ! ..ro1i hand bI.gy-, and hursrs
December 3i-1w. b I. SuuTw Eli,
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DvNoiNG.-lt appears from the following letter
which, It IA said, was copied from the original
paper that the Fahes ofhs country George
Washington, was no: opposed to dancng-cou.
Quoted, Of course, under proper regulations The
letter annexed WAS written by him Lu, few
weeks before his death
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TO the rr0prieiy OF continuing and comrletir-
such Of The River aud lllrbor improvements as
were appropriated for at last session, and which
: in the opinion ufthe COMMITTEES IRE within the
constitutional power of The Government, and
ceneaal intre>ts aud importance, AMI report bv
I'LL or otherwise. Motion to lay or the table
lost, Yeas s. nays Ill.
The resolutions were then passed, yeas III.
navs 81.
House thcn went into committee Of the whole
on the state Of the Union, AM pre,len;s Mrs.
sage.
Mr. Dean replied to spcach Of Gcrr' Smith
on the Kos,a affair defended the consistency %.
th. Government, and spoke Of the oppression
and dcsnotic character Of The Austrian Govern
meut. He said this government was not plel.ei
/ to the slave or any other person Slaverv j. u.
cal and municipal institution with which Con
gross has nothing to do sothat the ccrhr,iion
ofMr. Smith that this government ia creator
oppresssrhan the Austrian Government was
not inst or true
Mr. Gjdlin-s replied briefly, d,renl'nr Nr
Smith After further debate the committee
rose and the Iousa adjourned
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" ARLINGTON Dec. 70.
SEHrE-Mr Gwin from the Naval Commit
tee, reported in favor Of building SIX steam q
gates.
Mr. Hunter from Finance committee. reoor-al
back bill to ex'er.i the ware house sys:r-, Av
establishing private 6onl warehouses. reported
back bill srppressng circulation ~ paper mon.
ey under FIVE dollars in the district Of Columbia
The bill was postponed until to day
The Frenh Spoliati7n ti'l was rsf,red to 4
a select committee Of Hlm)n, Thompson. Da.
via, P.arre and Johnson.
Bill granting land for the INDECENT insane.
Bill dividing Ohio into two Judicial dis.
trcis
Mr. Benjamin reported bill extending the
limits Of tie por: Of New Orleans
Mr. Lewis submitted resolution which was
ngreeded to. directing the Committee on Jniiria
nv TO inquire whether consistently with the Con
.'tution, provision can be made flr referring cases
in course otcomm m law to referees and whether
such provision would be eIpedigu..
Adjourned !
Hou.E-Mr Phillips offered a resolution IN
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We clip the following from orr New York
correspondence. It being TO long to publish en-
tire this week.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-11-05
FACTS AND FANCIES,

FIRST PAGE.-We trust no one will neglect
10 read the letter of David p HoltOn, which we
copy from the New York Evangelist, to be found
on the first page. This letter derives its chief
interest from the narrative of one who is we'll
known in this place for the heroic devotion with
which she has, during the last six years dischar-
ged what she conceived to be her duty to her
God and fellow mortals. The account of her
carly efforts here, is highly interesting, and will
be read with pleasure.
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT SocIErY.-We are
gratified to learn that by general movement
and after several preliminary meetings. in which
the matter was fully discussed. the Irisbmen
and descendants of Irishmcn resident in St
raul and Its vicinity have formed q benevolent
association for mutual assistance. At meet
ing held on Thursday evening last, CHARLES J.
HENNIss was chosen permanent President and
A. JACKSON MORGAN, Recording Secretary.
Another meeting will be held on Sunday eve.
ming next at the Market House.
LARGE TURNIP.-A friend has left at orr Office
rutabaga measuring two feet ten inches in
circumference, and weighing % pounds. II
was grown on the farm of S. Greenleaf on the
ii"'rie' In Washington county. and is only
specimen OF many others which we have coon
tnis iail. We should like to have some of o,,r
oou'nern friends who raise tall Gavin, beat tbis
if they can. '"''
NEW ADvERTISEMENTS.-Those who foil 30
read the new advertisements in to days paper
VIII miss rich treat. They were written for
fhe purpose eff being read, and We can assure
our readers they are worth reading. The strife
amoRg the putty merchants will soon be the
.a1i-aosorbing topic of the day; in the mean
fine read their latest published bulletins.
SPORTING NTELIIGEScE,-Ar race came off last
Saturday on the Prairie course between Tay-
lor's mare and Campbell's horse, which created
some excitement during the day. The course
was ha1fa mile, and the judges decided that
the horse was the winner by 20 feet A cor
respondent sends us graphic description of
the affair, but it was received too late for an in
sertion this week.
= Mr.. j. E. Whitney, the best Daguerrean
Artist in the Northwest, (Hesler, of Galena, on
ly excepted,) publishes an advertisement in to-
days paper, which will be read, of course. He
has during his late visit to the East, prepared
himself to excel even himself which is about
ss far into the picters,' as one could reasonably
wish to go.
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on your Northwestern Ra lrOad.
AN EXAMPLE WORTHY OF IMTrArIoS.-We no.
tce that Messrs. Cathcart, Kern & Co., No. 20.
Roberts street. have placed lamps in their win
dows, which is of great service to night pedes-
trians We hope to see their commendable ex-
ample followed by the other stores, so that the
citizens of St. Paul, whose deeds are not evil
may be able to choose light rather than dark
ness.
'Ho! WAsH-TA-Do! Our old neighbor, ]. E.
Fullerton has just received heavy stock of
goods from the East. Although portion of
MS purchases was damaged by water in coming
mere. yet he is ready to accommodate his old one.
toners, and as many new ones as will, favor hin,
with their custom, with any thing in his line Of
business. The simple announcement of The
fact is sufficient to set the whole town in mo
ton.
-Freights are most unaccountably high this
season, the charge per barrel for -four being
81, rs On several heavy loads that landed here
during the week. There is no sort of reason
for this. 1t is true there is large amount of
freight to bring and but few boats to do il, but
that is no reason why boats that have been in
the regular trade all the season, should put up
the price three hundred per cent That is not
The reason either. The reason that there Is such
On existing state Of things at the close of every
season OF navigation is. that boats canget what
they demand. Is there any remedy for this
matter! We think so. Let our business men
see to it.
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Vanced In places south and east of us than it is
here. Last week there was three or four inches
OF snow at Prairie du Chen there was Also
we learn, snow in Galena which lasted for day
or two, and snow in Chicago. Several of the
boats that have left Galena of late have been
compelled to break ice all the way to the mouth
of Fevre river. Now "way up in Minnesota !"
we have not had particle of snow except some
scattering fakes that were seen in the air q few
days since, and appeared about as much lost as
afiock of wild geese on stormy night-till this
morning, when there is quarter of an inch. We
do not know what became o: them, but we are
sure they never struck the ground. Thursday
morning last was the first Indication of ice in
the Mississippi, there being on that occasion
slush ice floating on the surface of the water
But we are not endeavoring to show that we
will not have winter here before they will at
the places above named; but when it does come
it will be here and stay with us like brother.
Old Boreas does not send semi-montbly fore
runners OF his advent among us two months be-
lore his appearance; and when he takes his
iea'e In the spring, he does not come back four
OK nve times afterwards but STAYS away
IKE accent old gentleman who has had good
bringing upr
We learn that the steamboat Tioer ia 70 ,,o
taken to Lake Pepin, where her machinery is to
be taken out and put into saw-mill. This ar.
rangement has been entered into, with a view
OF more successfully competing with Fuller's
mill in any race that may hereafter be made.
-Chamblin still AYERS that sits no trouble
to show goods" but then he says when he shows
hU goods, be is sure to sell them.
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roS BsssTs 10 Assins, .o
eeits tAsrs aiih tAs and spndt< asame ~
Usion fAs OHIO, u.d tAs stagss to Zsasstus &C.
HIs espcdous being bosoushiy completed BY ths ,
finishing the Boad Tree Tunnel aud the road ~
excellent order AltcHuon VI tssees
and low fares The uno.
pend0us attractive character
The express mail leaves Baltimore daily A. ana
directly through Wheeling lJu0 mcs) 10 ~
eluding stoppsges, there 81 y o.
passengers leaving Baltimore lay odr,n,
Ia sses and procssd hsocs Wheeling T. ~
morning 4.4....a. =. Ea.-s 90 49,. -
m daily meeting the nom Baltimore Ws.f
inson Junction DIETER the Relay House. mile, I.
Baltimore.
Al wheeling the seven unrivsed Union s
completed Tor this route form daily a.,
down the Ohio Gin
ciunsti Louisville the of Nashville, Ac az
New Orleans packets, sy be tzAsa no
ing further ON.
parts Ohio and the West also proceed
Wheeling Ohio ConpaSys exccen COACHES
part National road TO Zsnesvie Ac
by railroad
railroad agrecsss Toutc, there
regular and speedy Wheeling and lhoss
places
= Baggage checked through Washington Whsslias sax
no charge ioI transfer Of passengers OF baggage y
ticket with the right 10 lie anywhere
roue sslng,on Wheeling, ~ SOL - Ciscsns, Ell
Louisville, &i2. s.sfl
Tickets 10 Parsons, agent, the railroad station
Washington, and Of the other agents Of the company
WM. PARKER,
May II--dn General superintendent
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Posr oruox DEPARTMENT Sept 1, 1859.
THE following copy Id the Of Congress,
United States mail and Otherwise during the
dred and my fo"r, approved March 81 1853 viz
sso IND % further enacted That the Postmaster General
g. s,oo for the Of the mail from
cs.se and back per as, o. March ai eighteen hasdasd and
forty Tor the purpose % Aeer,anns how far the contract
-esson the facts and connected with the sad
Performed should be made and whether Ss
Furnished under ad coau.s, arc su, ,eccdns 20 is terms. Tue
report conge 81 m neI, s..s.oa for what amounts The service
nsr:.., npon ss 'rooa una, ,ss mnsa s.s
RIcep, /. reapec, 10 III. Nee Orleans route,
may discontinued General the
o~ance u ens' eIua The clause in ali The contracts
ing United sass The night take poes-,on Of the h- h. IN
And said Of she United State, for the ue
have The TAX. them for The exclusive
m.ehnsr, and s,ssns Secretary may
cfsnch changes be sccrsned BY The h actually
% sn s S s
mutually chosen BY the parties Aforesaid"
NOW, NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, tina, with Of re
osm.oo e.ss 70, " coors !. section shove quoted
the act Of ID s.''A '''- PROPOSALS.
VIII b. received The Post once DEPARTMENT. in III. city n
a. %s T.S =.
6 day Of October, 1884, in the manner and dms herein 'pee
FROM New Yok cowes, IN England, and thence 10
Bremen H.yen Germany and from SAID Bremen Haven by
Proposal. "Trip yesr, each way, win he
Ne From Charleston Carolina by Savannah, Georgia
and Key wes Fords TO Hsvans IN Cubs and from said IA
k ;s You NJ. s and
touching ch.esos III psacoahe) Savannah and Havana,
and fro" Havana 70 Chssre- tA-pn~sD and back twice
Proposal. viii be considered
In su q ovs viii T. , ,e o.
not preceding nine days 20 the TIP each way from Nee f
by Havana New Orleans 5000 miles, and back months,
exceeding Trip and from Nee Or
leans Aspsnwnn 400 miles, and back sent monthly in
Panama New Granada Gan Diego California.
Monterey. San Francisco and Astoria Oregon twice month
such Other .,s.d.s port on II. eos., Of Oregon California
in the opinion Of The Postmaster General the public nees, may
The schedule. n arranged make due
York Ao 10 Astoria md back, month.
No. s. Prom New York to Liverpool Enssnd and back
.I NIP. per snnum, such times as the Postmaster General
Proposal. Holyhssd, England, win be considered
Propos. mr. chansns terminus Of hits line from Bavre
Antwerp in Belgium and FER additional trip each
NJ. u From New Orleans. Louisiana vers Cruz, Merco and
back three times month, supplying Tsmpco, Mesco by side
Lssvs New oresns die nr, fOur..uh and twenty 6nh
month by The fourth, seventeenth, snd
Ven crsr every 6r., sh twenty
Arrive New month by tho fourth ninth, and
The specify number cf day.
""- he by steamships In s suitable for The
nson.e,. should ;. into required
ordinary e to the lay, and regulations appc'ee'o The
The ss. should b sen, duty s.ssrsd under es q.
master General and ne word- ANAL PrcposssForesn Mss
sspss-Is-s~ Postmaster General
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CANDs AND CUMMINGS'S BRICK MACHtNE-PATENT
Rights ss.Mchse Nourse Co Of this city, have been
for the United ststes for the sale OF
II Thoroughly tested and
by bkmake throughout the county TO Re the
produced It's
cessuy worked BY application Of motive power steam
With light the clay u emped and At
seconds, the hest
manner ercerg rapidly Of operation other machine
for that purpose known.
The issue Of The American P'.n, !. only delayed until The m.
abroad Meanwhile, NJ ~ Go.
pared negotiate for the Of OF territory and TO give
a good the
paid their oce, 9Th and
streets, ne Post Once Department
June 10 ecdd
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rrwo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-rwo new, -Nshy
msns.l. gas Arsaes
snns
gent~.l family wi be rented favorable
pssetnsi tenant on spp'icsfiouto ;
". sTRATTON.
and Commission Merchant.
South side rennsyivsnis between 9th and
An a-eodu
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TUE person whom awarded ad
ees a. required Proposals sos the ora are sssS sd
lowss ,N
Proposals be day september o
Of os,ueoas Ae navigation Of Red river oe
lanai occAoned BY the ra and for keeping tho said navigation nee
The VI these proposals united is not 10 exceed s sum Of
viii propose said rsn thoroughly and 10
Keep the nsss'oA &c, o thereby os sa
the a le said time not 10 be later than me
removal during keep The said
navigation free from ran obstruction n. "a,
good .aIete. each 70. the sum 81 Conditioned sl me
same proposals, persons NE
and declaration BY wiz
cate district Judge for the state
considers them worth and above ali heir debts and
bes No had will be examined unless conditions shall be
complied with.
Terms Of Payment.
or the 100000 appropriated object $50 600
paid work advances follows
ran has removed inspected BY officer
polluted y % w @ asS .aa appear sa .a Sc
removed shall bear the entire ai
sss % s viii i.p IL
aunl y number with The number
open, which the department is TO be the sole judge
ths aa and keeping open spteaed period No
proposals for portions Off VIII Pc considered
envelope, Proposals for removing Red river raft"
according 70 is own Judgment the bid and
he responsible bidder
Colonel Corps Toposaplical Engineers
hereby extended and including the Is, November
BY order J. >. ALERT,
To be Inserted in Union n.slea,r, washington D.
CT Red River Republican Ale.anda hou.lan. Louisville Dem
Democrat. Little Rock Arksnsass Cincinnati Ga.ss Cineana
ssS ss sm
nessee Caddo Gazette, Shreveport Louisiana
Sept 27-dtlNov
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I'VE HAVE JUST RECEIVED from New York .
and superior Of goods consulting in

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED from New York
leo dres. patterns "A plaid silks, inches wide the
latest Parisian and Broadway styles
81 Bayndere dresses new
1900 yards iwen,ysI inches wide, plaid silks from rs
1850 yards, twenty inches wide, plain heavy Pout
common coorcd silks for evening dresses
500 yards black silks ali widths, some extra heavy
as sas s,sa. n:ssa s s..
IS pieces plaid vaencennes, new article for ladies'
50 pieces plain and figured mousselins de LANES
5oopcces plaid bonnet ribands
100 pieces waiercd and plain nbands
Embroidered and plain skirts
50 pieces French merinos all shades
$50 line and medium French worked collars
10 pieces "A manilla veveis
rs embroidered Grape shaws cheap
10 cartons fine and medium embroidered iincn-cambric
80 pieces I.upin's fine moussencs, all colors
IS pieces Lupin's black moussene., very fine
so pieces Lupin's bumbasins, great bargains
IS peces black apacas, from IS TO 81
80 % long long and square cashmere mere shawl,
Velvet scarf. and cloth coaks
5000 yards French and English gnghnms
s ess %" s: tI s:sy
- Mareelnes for Innings, every color
so pieces cassinen do
30 pieces cassimereI do
. pieces piece. cloths cloths DO DO
4 full assortment o silk and cotton hosiery
500 pairs servants' blankets
100 pairs fine bed blankets, twilcd very fine
100
rs pieces "a and 81 full cloths
90 pieces plaid iinscys
fun n o. every kind
Russia diapers, table damask napkins
Irish nens, Huckaback diapers, crash
IS pieces borkngs, some 10 4 wide
80 pieces brocatei fine
50 pairs lace curtsins cheap
10 pieces India
Velvet carpets, Brussels carpets, ingram carpets
Venetian carpets, ,H
Large and SNAIL door Of kinds and great
many other goods mention. n
In goods
e enables bargains than else the
District Purchasers will please give call and for
themselves. HALL L. BROTHER.
Sept21-3aw4w
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National Medical College, Warrington.
THE Thirty second Annual
the fourth Monday October and continue March.
Thomas Miller n. D., Professor of Anatomy and Physiology
VIM Johnson NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
Johu. Riley, NJ. D. Professor Of Maors Msdiea Tbepeu,ic.
and Hygiene.
May, NJ D. Principles
Tyler. n. D. Professor Of Pathology and Practice
Medicine.
King Stone, D. Professor Of Microscopic Pathology
cal Anaomy.
Steiner, NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry Pharmacy
Chas. ". Force, N. D.. rrosector and Demonstration.
facilities for the Of practical anatomy
ample
Lac Europe, from which
and the wards for clinical
under The roof.
additions the buildings the for
the accommodation Of the sick will greatly extend the usefulness Of
he medical and surgical clinic.
for full OF lectures 495
the demonstrato 10
Maticustns payable only oncs)
Graduating expenses ~
Medical Surgical Clinic through the whole
without charge. - - -
RoRRRT KING STONE, ~. D.,
Dean Of the Fscutv
once and residence corner Of v and l4,h streets.
Aus l7--aswtIsiNev
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broma.--w. BAKER coz
American Vanilla chocolates Cocoa broma
which FIRST have awarded
OF the Union, sale all principal groceries
the United stster and by their agents.
Husssy Murray New Yoh GRAFT aud Tweiis, Philadelphia
Thomas " Brundige Baltimore Kennel Dudley,
ohioi and 4. H. Howell Georgetown, d. G.
WALTER BAKER, h Co,
Ap3-dly
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WANTED imme diately, AT the LATHE Falls bridge,
miles above GEORGETOWN, good
~ 30, 81 ~, and 81 50 per day.
Also, twenty i've good iaborers wages g. IS per day.
GEO. THORN,
Capt Typographical Engineers, in charge Of
Sept i3-dun bait Sun of bridge.
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GR 81 "a
washington RAsroad.-Trains Rum ~ Fol-
FAVE daily except Sunday, Q and g. 1k and s.
Ii On Sunday, at6, u. and $, p. Nl
The al s. p stops only Annapolis
ant Relay the others nj all way stations
Trains at g. and ~, connect with Annapolis
DO do d, M, and s, do west
DO do G and q, a M, and s, N. do cart
Washington Baltimore 81 rs
Do do do and return / 50
do Annapolis. ........................ N
do and return l 20
trip all be procured The ohee
and good for the day upon which they ars issued
+. ID. PARSONS,
July l6-df Agent
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New sPRsna eOODs--r. W. BROWNING, m.rchsn
~ tailor under United
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