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LIE SERNENT SOCIAL,

(Extrait du journal ofIciel du part AMERICAN 10
hnoruiIhe Whig)
Quand nous ayons etc affili6 pordre, nous avons.
par TN serment prate sur la sainte bible, pris rob
cation suivante:
"vous Jurez solennellement devant Dieu ct devant
ceS lemons, quaussl longtemps que vous appartien-
da Get ordre ct tant que Vous yous en- serez pas
retire Requirement, vous soutiendrez dams toutes
chooses, poques socaleS qui concernent Get ordre
La volone de la maorte ct que vouS goterez pour tos
SeS cand'ats q"eIqne soiemt preferences person.
Ious les membres de Pordre sont tenus a cette
obligation ct il est de leur soennel devoi, ct de leur
honncur dc voter pour tous les canddats que pordre
designera. G. W. BROWNLOW
Nous plaignons sincarement les citoyons or,i prem
nent une pareile obligation leurs votes ne leur
appartiennent plus. Escaves de rordre KIN, iIs
mont plus lie drot de voter citoyens lbres queque
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QuI PREND cE PARI!-Un de nos amis efrs De ps-
rier un modesto billet de $500 que le eandidat de-
mocrate ANTI Know Nothing pour Goavernesr sera
sua la prochaine election.
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t5E Nous sommes autorises announcer que d.
ANDRE MEYNIER est candidat pour la place de Jugs-
de Paix pour lie Ter District de ST. Landry.
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Ouachita, Ter Sept. 1855.
A"r hdite1rs d@ Onach;ta Register.
MpSSieurs IeS Editaurc

Messieurs les Editeurs,
Jai etc membre du parti 1ortteadas "Americain, VI
ct, dcpuis quelque temps je lavas abandonne, sans
en- taire part a~ public. Mas apres la decision qui
a eu lieu ForksviIle je me suis decide declarer
deyant teus que ie romps toutes relations ayee un
parti don't les orateurs N1ENT PUBLIoUEMENT QUE LIE
sERNENT CoNTRE LIE CArHoLIcIsME Ex1sTE DAMS L'oR-
DIRE, ALoRs QUE JE sATs eUE ca sERMEsr MA Erg
IMPOSE. Tout vous
LEWIS WENTZELL
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EscgesUe eas Prison.

* IL teecroue dams la goole de
~ la Paroisse St. Landry, le % eOu.
PH/ rant, rn grife, sc disant nommer
GsaszSa6sua ISAAC, age d'environ so ans,
taille de 5 pieds pouces, ne parlant que
rannglais, ayant un pouee coupe, corps fuet.
Isaac dit qu'il appartient Mr.. L. Ogden,
qui demeure pres de Holmesville, Paroisse
des Avoyelles, en- Get Etat.
LIE proprietaire de Get esclave est reouis
de venlr prouver sa propriete, payer les frais
ct Iemmener, ou autrement il en- sera disp,sS
scion la loi. 'o'0
CHS. THOMPSON, Geolier,
Jpelousas, 81 Octobre, 1856, -
g -'He Is 8 sR5ss -s.sr.
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RETRAITE DE L,ARMEE Russo,

On ma encore aucune confirmation officielle de la
retrate des troupes Perecope donnee dams
Ia deptche teegraphique de Vienne, publiee par lie
Times. Cependant, une correspondence de Berlin,
en- date du IS septembre, content ce qui suit:
"On assure lei, danses cercles les mieux informes
que les Russes ont rintentien d'evacner Ia CIfmee
ct Ton pretend avoir, ce suet, des rensegnements
positif de ST. Petersburg. De fait, ederner ogdre
du jour de rempereur Alexandra ne pare pas de la
conservation des forts du Nord. On est convainen
que 81 rarnee russo nest pas encore retraite
Perscopa, ellie en- recevra rordre tres prochaine-
nent
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Es" Nous sommes autorises annencer cue w.
LoCis l. Bourne est candidat pour la place de
Constable pour le Ter District deSt. Landry.
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UN REPARTIE DE FEMME LIBRE.-Mistress
Blakwen, plus connus sous le nom de miss
Lucy Stone, portait dernierement Ia parole
dams une reunion de femmes libres dui Sc
tenait d Saratoga Au milieu dun discours
sur le droit des femmes a faire. partie du Sc
nat ct de Ia chambre des representants; ellie
fut interrompue par une dame, habitante mo-
mentanee de la vile de plaisir, qui etait venue
assister j La s6anee.
--Mais, iui dit cette damme. qui gardera
les enfants pendant que lsurs meres seront
au congress |? 3
-Ceux qui gardent les votres pendant que
vous etes d Sartoga, r6pliqua roratriee N -
tournant du cote d'oh partait l'iaterTuption.
L'elegante Q dd Sc rappelsr e proverbe
espagnol qui va chereher q laine reYient
souY eAas e1AsAA aesa 80 as4 ssaa
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Mari(s.-Dimanche matin IA courant, d la resi-
dence de son pere, dams la Paroisse de la Pointe
Coupee, Louisiana, par le Rev. Pere Moynehan,
ALFRED II. lsAAcsoN, de la Nouvclle Orleans Melle.
SARAH E., file aimee de John L. Daniel, ESQ.
-- A Vermillonville, lie 16 courant, Mr.. FERxEsr
MARTIN a nellie. HELEN EAsr1N,
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sERMENT CoNTRE LIE CATHoLICIsME,

P'ft6 daas les Ioges K. ". de la Louisiana ri
Nous aVons promis her, nos lecteurs de leur
METRE sous les yeux des documents etabssant que,
malgre ieur dire, lesK N. de la Louisiana admins
trent LIE SER@ENT CoNTRE LIE cATHoLEcIsME, ct nous
venons, auiourd'hui, tenir notre promesse.
Voici deux lettres publiees dams les journaux dc
ouachita ct de la paroisse Union Nous les tradui-
sons litt6ralemcnt:
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No. A..

des hommes qui sont appeles bandits de
grands chcmins avcc beaucoup moins de raj
son ct qui patent lcurs crimes par la corde."
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PRAIR1E DIS FEMMEs, 25 Oct 1856.
.aa President dn WTgtcans de St. landry.
Feuillez accepter ma resignation CONNIE men,
bre de rordre Kn"w-Nothidg ou Americain, don't
vols etes le President.
J2ai Ehonneur d'etEe etc.
EUGENE MOUTON.
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LIE CATHOLICISM DE N. DERBIGSY

Les hSnes que Ton va lire plus bas, sont un extra
rune etre ecrte par IN cltoyen respectable ct SUI
Ia veracite duquei on he saurat avoir des doutcs.
ii est doac bien constate, pour nous, que NJ Har
mon atrne, dams un diScou,s public, avoir enten
du dire II. Dcbigny 'quil ainerait mieux creu.
ser une tombe pour enants cue de les metre
dams un dss colleges catholiques dc la Louisiana
"parcc que tons sont sous Ia direction des 6suites
En- taee de cette assertion, rGp6tce par les Jour
naux, ct qua emse des plus chauLs DartiStnts
d'' h"o"- -Nothi"gl&nc, NJ. Derbigny ne saurat res
ter muet Quill laisse done, pour un instant, cette
fameuse question chinoise, qui rabsorbc, ct quill
nous tasse savor 81 professions de fol ralient Sc
lon les latitudes.
LIE silence de ce candidat serat un aveu. oui pour.
rat lu valoir dGfate, plus complete encore que
celIe que nous entrevoyons maintenant pour lui.
Ce nest pas nous, nous lie repGtons, qui accusons
NJ. Derbigny: cest un de ses partisans, Forateur
Journalistic K. n, MsHarmon
Paroisse BienviAe, u Sept. 1865.
" La campagne electorate, dams le Nord de Ia
Louisiana, est conduite des principles quill est
Juste de tare connaitre all Sud de la Louisiana, If,
ou lie DR.. Harmon, dams un discouls, pronounce der
paF~ ~pi, Mount Lebanon, Paroisse Ben-
vile, atfirme entire autres chooses Oranges que NJ
Derbigny lie candidt K. N. lv avait dit que, oaloi-
que ne d0 pSre cothotique ainacrait naieus eye,s-
ser s,'e tomde pour ses eants que de les taiye ee-
yer dams "n CoIffge de Jdsmites; H. De5igny a
giot6 que tous les Colleges Cahoiigues de la L6us-
slane so'@ sous le contr6ke dss .ksuites NJ. Derbi
gny, interroge par lie colonel John L. Lewis, repe-
te la meme assertion. On ma dit-nais ie ne Pai pas
eEtendu- que NJ. Texada ayance la meme chose,
dams diiierentes localities.
81 tells sont les sentiments de NJ Derbigny, ses
concltoyens catholiques devraent atre inforn6s dc
"a position quill occupe? A-t-il une religion a lu-
'age du Nord de La Louisiana, ct une autre religion
rusage du Sud.
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Au Prfsidcat @H Wigpaa, de St. Landry
Je desire me retirer de votre ordre, ct vous prie
en- consequence de vouloir bien transmetre ma resi-
gnation \ Votre prochaine assenbl6e
Ce faaant Vous obligerez infniment votre &C.
THEODOSE LAGRANGE.
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RESI- rRMA MAnr0wa.

A.
qui Sc sont retrees du Know Nothingsme dams cette
Paroisse, depuis environ un mois n est bon dob.
server eependant que cette ste ne content pas les
noms dun certain nopbre dautres denaissionnqiyes
qni ne desrent pas que eurs designations soent rem
dues pubiques. =
Chas. B. West John sandersnn
Jas. E. Oquin, W. Elkins.
John Sanderford ~ John Wright
Eli Clark Jr Jean Vasseur. 49,
Louis Devile, Joseph Bergeron fls
EarciSse Jeansonne, Joseph Bergeron pare,
Green Dorman IIypolte Guidrv
Leon Jeansonne, Don Louis Breau,
William West Francois Benoit
Jean Pierre Guidroz Placide Guidry.
Jean B. Duplechain, George Miller. -
William Fisher. Gerard Marks
s. F. Neyiand Andre n. Laonds
r. Ii. Gardner Aupusfe Plo6
Deean Sebastien. Seville Carriare
Michel Stout. H. P Knox.
Louis Carriere. Theodue Emond.
James Reed. Hdeyert Bereeron.
TheLsmar Lagrange. Alphonse Strodard.
John Reed L. Ganson. -
Louis Vidrine; fils. j. Pender.
Ephraim Davis. Edward Stapleton
Philippe Louis. Warren NJ. Ferguson
w. ID. Goodwin. A. j. Patn
John Morrow. Cairville Preean.
Argus Caswell Prosper Martin
James G. Hays. Henry Lagrange.
Aleeste Roy. VIM. Labarge
i. Richard F II. Donney.
Hampton Ii. Rembert. Aaron Prather.
Joseph Lacomb. Solomon Jones'
James Coihgan- Julien Caruthers Jr
Aephlrln Cormier John N. Higgenbotham.
Landry Richard Jean Bte b. J. Fonsenot
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PARoIssE ST.. LANDRY q Oct. 1855.
Au President du Wigpans de St. EdIHsy,a:s.
Veuiliez accepter ma resignation CONNIE snbr
de fordre don't rous etes lie President.
THE0DULE D'AIGLE.
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vENTE PAR LE SHERIFF,


Opelousas, q Oetobre, 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-14

CURIOrs PHESOMESOS-SUDDEy RISE OF
WATER.-Yesterdsy afternoon about three
O'Clock, the water in our harbor began to rise.
and continued to do so until it reached the
height VI some four feet above the ordinary
level The sailors say that this phenomenon
indicates the prevalence of severe gale at
the head Of the lake, probably an unusually
heavy one. We understand that the telegraph
wires running in that direction are reported as
down, though there may be no connection be-
tween the two facts
Since writing the above we learn by tele-
graph from the West that a terrific storm has
been raging there, doing extensive damage and
causing serious loss and it is also feared des-
truction OF hfe.-BMfalO Democracy, 10Th
t-2St.
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EVENING STAR.
THE SLEEPING CHILD.
BIZ LEIGH HUNT.

81 LEIGH HUNT.
"A brook went dancing on its way,
From bank 10 valley leaping,
And by It's sonny margin lay,
A lovely infant sleeping.
The murmur Of the purling stream
Broke not the spell which bound him,
Like music breathing in his dream,
n lullaby around him.
IL i lovely spot to view
Within this world Of sorrow,
One spot which still retains the hue
That earth from heaven NAV borrow;
And such was this-a scene so fair
Arrayed in Summer brightness,
And one pure being resting there,
One soul Of radiant whiteness
What happy dreams, fair child, are given,
To cast their sunshine DER thee,
What cord unites thy soul to heaven,
W here visions glide before thee
+ or wandering smiles of cloudless mirth
q er thy features beaming.
SAY not a tkought-a form Of earth
ALLOYS thy hour of dreaming.
Sleep, lovely babe for times cold touch,
Shall make these visions wither:
I Outh and dreams which charm so much
Shall fade and fiy together.
Then sleep. while sleep is pure and mild,
Ere earthly ties grow stronger,
When thou shalt be no more child,
And dream OF Heaven no longer
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mo. 5a.
NOTICE OF THE ESTABLISHMENT

~ Of an additional land district In the State Of
California hereas under the provisions of the
act OF Congress, approved March g. 1853, entitled
- An act to provide for the survey Of the public
land in California, p" &C. the President of the Uni
ted States is authorized at such time or times as In
ms uagment the public interest may so imPera-
the State Of California into two or three separate
land districts, two OF which districts were estab-
lished under said act by public notice. dated u $,
March, 1888; and whereas the surveys and settle
ments have extended in California so far that the
convenience OF the settlers and the public interest
require the establishment of the three districts an
thorized by the act Of the Sd March, 1853 afore.
said
Now, therefore, be it known, that under and bv
authority of the said act Of Congress of Sd March.
le53 the President Of the United States has direct
ed that the State of California shall be divided
nto three separate land districts the boundaries of
which are as follows. viz:
All that part Of the State, commencing on the
facihc coast, lying north Of the line between
townships seven and eight & and s. north of
.ho. , Dlabie base line, thence running east on
saiu line TO the meridian, thence south on the me-
lidlan line to the line dividing townships three
and four g and - north of said base line thence
easI on SAID line between townships three and four
70 the eastern boundary Of the State will form thu
UPPER DIsTRICT," the land Office for which
has been established at MaryxriIle
All that part of the State lying south of the
above described limits and north Of the line divid
ln3 townships twenty and twenty one south for
NTH standard south) will form the Y" MIppL 4
DISTRICT" the Office for which is at Btnir,a.
and all that part OF the State lying south of the
nth standard parallel the % Lower DISTRICT >.
as heretofore organized the office for which is es
tabllshed at Los Angstos; and in view of the
SAID direction Of the President of the United
States, under the act of Congress aforesaid, the
boundaries above mentioned shall In future he re-
garded as the limits Of said land districts respec
lively.
Given under my hand at the cityo Washington.
this ninth day Of April, A. ID 1855
BY order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner General Land Office
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In French caricature of a Partisan
coekney out for n days shooting, a bird has
peTched upon the barrel Of his fowling piece.
Holding the gun at arms length, our Nimrod
searches through the index of his sporting
guide, and then replaces it in his pocket with
the words, Eventually unprovided for by the
SpOrtSnan's Manual"
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Marriage, aus dulles and dsqualifications. and
tneIi ISietiss win Autographs, illustrating the
productive Organs Of both sexes their structure
Uses, ana functions. popular and cOmprehen-
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gle and married life-haPpy and fruitful alliances,
h!oue Oh securing Recommendations and nfertile
ones-their obviation and removal imnortant
hints to those contemplating rlatrimony that will
overcome objections to il; none, however should
take this important step without first consulting its
paSes-coninentarieso on the diseases and medical
treatment OF females from infancy to old age each
case graphically illustrated by beautiful lftRogra
Phlc Pia'es-nervous debility its causes and cure
by process at once so simple safe and effectuai
that failure Is impossible-fules for daily manage
H.ht-an essay on spormatorrhaa, with practical
observations on safer and more successful mode
OF neutrality-suspicious. hints on the evils re-
SultlnS from empirical practice-an essay on all
diseases arising from indiscre:on with plain and
simple rules by which all persons can cure them
selves without mercury--remedies for those self
lnhlcted miseries and disappointed hopes so un-
fortunately prevalent in the Young. Ii is truth
fuI adviser 10 the married and those contemplating
marriage It's perusal is particularly recommend
ca 10 persons entertaining secret doubts of their
PiySlcal condition, and who are conscious of hav-
ing naza9ded me health happiness, and privileges
70 Which every human being is entitled
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MOTT BEDELL's LINE.


NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING
TON CITY, AND DISTRICT OFCOLUM-
BTA PACKETS
THIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEK
Il LI from pier Ia East river, New York, and
oftener IL necessary, and is composed Of the fol-
lowing fTst-class vessels:
New sch'r A V. BKDELL, Beden, master.
New Sch'r MOTr BEDELL, A. V. Tredwen.
Schr ANN d., VIM. Oliver, master.
Sch'r VoLAST, l.. A. Smith, master.
Schr CoMnANDRR-IN-CHIEF, Woglum, master.
Sch'r GRKENwAY, Wilson, master.
These vessels all fast sailers, and the masters
are men Of experience in the trade, and the only
regular line Of Washington City packets
MOTT BEDEl.1,
Wall street New York
g. s. MASTERS 4 SONS.
Alexandria, Va.
THOMAS RILEY,
feb I'm Washington and ID. Of G.
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PIANOS-PIANON.

WE respectfully request the attention Of persons
w who purpose purchasing Pianos TO our very
extensive assortment now in store, consisting OF
Pianos from the old and celebrated manufactures
OF Hallet, Davis d Co, Boston Bacon 4 Raven,
New York; Knabe Cache Il Co, Baltimore
These Pianos We guarantee In every respect 70
be inferior 10 none others.
We take old Pianos in part payment, accept good
endorsed notes for =, 3, and months in fact ma ke
almost any arrangement 10 suit purchasers
We have also several second hand Pianos for
sale low and upon easy terms
Also, Guitars, Violins, Flutes, Aocordeons, Mn.
sic, Strings, &c.
Persons can have their Pianos tuned and repsired
by leaving their names with
JOHN r. ELLIS,
~ BOG Pa. avenue
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FOR PHILADELPHIA,

NTIZEN'S MON LINE.-The Steamer
ense rSnn GsP' on a tEip io MIL ee%
iished route, for Phladelpl on MONDAY,
April 2, leaving Union Dock, foot OF Concord II !,
Baltimore. daily Except sundays at O'Clock a
m, stopping at ford's Landing and Port Her
man.
Fare Cabin passage. 81 50
Fare Forward Deck.................... 1 so
UFBREAkFAST and SUPPER provided on
Board. WM. CRAWFORD, AGENT.
Baltimore March Str
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SEA BATHING AT OLD POINT COM.
Fart.

ONE OF THE BALTIMORE STEAM PACK
" Ell CO.'S STEAMERS will H.
lesve the Union Dock, foot Of Con- 1e8Sl7
cord street, Baltimore, daily (Sunaays e1cepied0
at O'Clock p. IN, for Old Point Comfort
IL Fare there and back S6-giving the passep-
gers the privilege To remain the whole season
nj. N. FALLS, Agent b. 8. r. Co.
Baltimore, June l-tr
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e only TWENTY-FIVE Ger

Y and containing nearly
double the quantity Of read
Ing matter in that Of the
FIFTY CENT OR DOL
LAR PUBLICATIONS.
1t treats on the PHYSIOL-
OGf OF MARRIAGE.
and the Secret IDfirnities
and Disorder Of Youth and
Maturity, resulting from ex-
cesses, which destroy the
physical and mental pow
ems, with Observations on
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

IN TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS-FARE,
" round trip, 81; from Alexandria IL
- cents The steamer THOMAS s6R-24Es7SS
COLLIER leaves Washington al ., and Ale1an-
dria at Ok O'Clock. Coaches leave the Capitol for
The boat at SS O'Clock. Coach fare 10 cents. Per-
sons wishing the coaches will leave their residence
with George & Thomas Parker.
Refreshments on the boat
oct 2S-u SAM'L GEDNEY, Captain
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STEAMBOATS, CONNECTING


MYTH EACH TRAIN OF CARS ARRlV.
w ing In Washington or Alexan- I'll
dria.-The Steamers THOS. COL %-rly-.z3.
YER or GEORGE WASHINGTON will make
the above connections, leaving Washington at a
~, for the Orange and Alexandria Cans, and con
meet with the same train on their arrival.
IL MEALS furnished on the boats
The Boats connect with all the trains from Bal.
timore. SAM'L GEDNEY, Captain
NAV I7-tf
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EANs, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTI.
\ cles, &c.-We have now in store large yari
ETY. OF fine and common Fans, Harrison's and Lu.
BINS celebrated Perftlmery, Brushes, Combs, VS.
Mohaaies, Cigar Cases, Card Gases. Baskets. &c :.
all OF which We are selling out at low prices 10
suit the times at the Piano, Music Stationery. and
Fancy Goods Store Of > : -''>'
JOHN F. ELLIS.
800 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and lOth stu.
may 2l-d 80
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FOR THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRA

AND MANASSAS GAP RAILROADS.
TNHE Subscribers Coaches will call for passen-
gers wishing to connect with =. p
the above railroads. Ny Coaches ~
connect with the Steamers GEORGE WASl-
lNGTON or THOMAS COLLYER, which leave
Washington at q a. III.
III Meals furnished on the boats
Persons wishing the coaches to call for them can
leave their name and residence with Mr. John L
killman, near the Capitol gate; Mr.. Butts drug
store, corner Pa. avenue and l2th St; or at Geo.
Thos. Parker & Co.'s store.
Coaches can be had for Pleasure Trips.
may 29-2m WILLIAM WHALEY.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
- III = - ssss:5ssstzsl5 : =

PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON & BAL
L TlMORE RAILROAD Passenger Trains
leave Baltimore daily Except Sundays) for Phila-
delphia at $50, (Lxpress) and ii a. m, and 2
p. m
For Havre de Grace at 6 30 and ii o. m; S %
(Havre de Grace Accommodation Trains) and p.
m; p: IN. train runs every night, this being the
only train on Sunday. ii a. m. train has a second
class car attached fare in II to Philadelphia 81.
No SECOND CLASS TICKETS sold in the
cars.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Philadelphia at % a. IN, Cl245 Express
and p. m. SteambOat) and IL p. IA.
Leave Havre de Grace at : 30 a. m; Havre de
Grace Accommodation Trains III As q. m, 3.ls,
$50 p. m, and 2C5 a IN.
WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent.
Baltimore, April Str
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