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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-25

PEMBINA.-We saw on Saturday SINE of
these carts g,,ing around. We believe they
leave to-day. Their encampment a. been
visited all last week by hundreds of curious
persons, principally strangers.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-25

A Bracelet was lost on Friday evening
between the Fuller House and the Theatre.
The finier will be rewarded by leaving 1t a
the fr,ncr place. -.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-25

THE great sale o Dry Goods at cost, a.
O'Saushnessy's, on Jack'on street, near tie
Fuller House, still Continues. The store i
crowded daily.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-25

NorHrxG was done in the Police Court
yesterday, except some cases # passing spu
rious money, which don't amount to anything
and were, We believe, dismissed.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-25

REAL ESTATE SALrs.-By Langley &
Scales. 5 Lots in West st. Paul to Col. ".
Il. Stevens, Cash. $50 CO
2Lots in Nininger & Donntlly's addition
to st. Paul to f. G. Rodgers, CASH $500
90.
Lot in Dayton & Cahoon's addition to
Hastings, J. W. Mabon Cash. 5000 90
60 acres Of Land on the verm;llion, Cash.
5000 90
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-25

RUMoR.-We learn that GoRNAM & Co
have sent for Mayor WooD, of New York,
and the great Fillibuster, WALKER, to help
them organise" .-t
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-25

The PoI,cE CouRT, that daily resort TOT
reporters and locals, was an un!rulttui neio
IN Saturday. Nary unfortunate individual
was arraisned at its bar.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-25
Two More New Republican Papers.

We have neglected to not &c the receipt o.
the first number of the Hokah Chief an out
and out Republican paper published at the
thriving town OF H 'kah, Houston county. i,
is edited with much ability, and will prove a
strong auxiliary to the cause in that vicini-
ty.
The Glercoe Register is the name of a
journal which will he commenced in few
weeks at Glencoe, the county seat of Mcleod
county. Tie Register will be published by
The Messrs. BAXTER, two genuine Republi-
Cans and able writer's. A the people OF
Mcleod and adjacent cornties deal largely in
st. Paul, we comment the Register to our
business men as first rate advertising me-
diilm
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-25

We call especial attention to Mr.. Cocas.
WELLS speech, setting forth the facts in re
gard to the position Of the two parties at
the organization of the Convention.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-25

RossRrs STREET Cur is now used for light
teams to pass to the wharf on. The sewer
on same street is progressing throu.h b.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-25

Police CoURr-This institution, we would
state for the information Of the Times. is not
annih lated by the Philippe in that paper
Judge Simons was on hand yesterday in his
old post. the same as usual. We peered CO +
tiously in before entering to see whether the
judicial seat was empty, and the court de
serted, but we met as hearty welcome as
ever, and the dispenser of Justice was obligins
as any one could be who is bored daily with
reporters and note books
John Insorall for drunkenness was fined
S..
Alan johnson for same, was discharged.
j. s. Lambert for assault and battery, was
fined $40.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-25

Mrs. L. BERNARD, the celebrated Come
dienae of the Var,eties, leaves for Chicago
tomorrow. The best wishes Of many kind
fiends attend her.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-25

A HARD KE ON THE BAR-The Dubuque
TINES congratulated the inhabitants of that
'ity, that there was NIT LAWYER in it, one
day last week, when the legal fraternity had
gone off on an excursion.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-25

We were pleaselto learn yesterday, tina,
Hon. DAv. OLxsFEp l5sd felt the state of hi.
health sufficiently goodto leave his hone a,
Winona and visit lis OH friends of ST. PaaI.
He is stopping at the residence of his frieid
and relative, l.. A. BaBcocK, ESQ. eq g,
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is claiming the attention Of tourists and plea
sure parties. The places mentioned have
been visited by thousands during this season.
AMI all have gone home delighted with the
trip, and tie country. Next season we may
expect perfect avalanche Of visitors. The
excee.lin. healrhines- of Minnesota, its deli
c,ous climate, its bracing air, and pure water
its abundance of game fine scenery, aud
opportunities for wild sports and q lventures,
render If at once the fitting resort MT only
for invalits and ollie ants, for the excitement
hunting sportsman. Who would not spent
season by one of our fish peopled Lakes 2
Or if hotel life We're preferable, there s not
town or city in the Territory where accom-
mrdations fit for an Emperor might not be
hal.
Minnesota is the country for the epicurc-
an. VIII ,>e m nth does n It water at the re-
collection f the is :ious m ais of Minnesota
fish, Mn erota venison, bear, duck, goose,
pheasant, and all flying and swimming things
that mankind eat Then Minnesota vegcta
bles and wild fruits can be matched against
the world.
s. we recommend the upper Mississippi,
and Minnesota as fine field for tourists
Who would spend the dog days in the hot
crowded, expensive watering places of the
East, when they can find real pleasure, COM
fort anil enjoyment ia trip to Minnesota, at
half the expense. Try it, you who are med
i'ating an escape from yonr homes in the
East for season, aud you will find it as We
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-25

TIE rush for boxes at the Post Office st'l
continues.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-25

T,ERRITORY OF MINNRSOTA, DIS
l. TRICr COGRT, RAMSEY COUNTY, SECOND
JUDICIAL DIsrscr-John Sears, Jr., Plaintiff, against
.emand on contract. To the above named Defendant:
You are hereby mmoned and required to answer the
complaint the Paiiti IN the foregoing above
titled action, which Is filed in the Office Of the Clerk e
the District Court Of the Second Judicial District at the
Cap tol in st. Paul. in the County Of Ramsey Aforesaid
md tn copy Of your answer tn the same upon
the subscribers their Once St. III aforesaid. it'll
twenty days after the service Of this sunni ops upon
YOU exclusive Of the dsy Of such service. And II you
fail to answer said complaint thin the time aforesaid,
he Plaintiff viii take judgment against you In the full
sum Of a,ed and rdx oss. sn non nS
17.h day Of December, d. At the rate OF Fix
per cent ann.m; and interest on the sum Il One
seventh day February, 1883, ut the Of six per
sent per annum, besides the costs and Of
his action. sANBoRN, WRENCH LuND,
Saint Paul, July 90, 1857. T0f ~ jya5.wsw
U,ERRHTORY OF MINNESOTA, DIS.
i TRICr COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
sAxssr CorsrY.-Wlliam p. Doughty against lester
nert Of money (CoT not ser.) To Lester Gibbs, De.
fndant above named :--You are hereby summoned and
filed in the once q the Clerk Of his Court for
he County aforesaid at ST. Paul in said County Ram
ia mt on the subscribsss at teir Office in st. Pau, nth
IL twenty days after the service Of this Summons upon
you, exclusive q the day Of such service; and you
fail the said complaint within the time aforn-
aid the Plaintiff this action will take Judgment aeast
you for the Of Two Hundred and Ten Dollars with
interest the Of three per cent month from the
it'll day of june One thousand Eight Hundred and FIFTY
/ six, besides the costs Of this action.
Dated 18Th July, 1851.
| jy25-w6w HALE / PALMER, PINS At'ys-
EINAL SETTLEMENT.---THE UNDER
| Il signed will present his accounts to the Probate
Court Of Ramsey County on Monday the Path Of Au-
gst 1851 at II o'clock. A. NJ for formal settlement OF
re All persons interested hereby notified TO
| attend. .'- DANIEL KOHRER,
Administrator Of Estate Of Henry L. Tlden decd.
July "a, 1851, jy2t-d-1t-w
TAKEN UP BY THE SUBSCBIBER
i ALig Il 1:ihdle Cow With high horns and some
white ots. The owner requested to prove property
pay charges and take her away. 49, 1
4 5. ~ Cofner Of Pine and Seventh Street.
81. raul, July II. jy1s-dAw
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Scenery OF the Upper Mississippi.

A correspondent Of the G ncnnat Gazette,
writing from st. Paul gets off the following
in lation to ST. Pal and vicinity. ANY Of
our Eastern friend, who have ever taken a
tour " out this way" will harriy concur in
the vie US expressed:
The scenery of the upper Mississippi makes this coun
try well worth visit From Dubuque to St. Paul it is
succession Of beauties We're comparisons not odious
ugt suggest that the upper Mississippi is not surpassed
by the st. Lawrence the Hudson The cliffs bluffs
which line either bank of t'e river, usually overhang
ing on side, and the other sweeping miles
into the interi present every ETY. Of outline,
never cease charm. Lake Pepn is perfect gem,
craded like Lake George among surrounding hills.
There many picturesque views IN the neghborhood
fist Paul The Fails OfSt Anthony have been frequent
~ described and perhaps will fail to satisfy the expecta
ton the tourist but should he drive ba ok to ST. Paul.
on the side of the river, he will find in the magn
cent of the convergng valleys of the Mississippi
and Minnesota rivers from Fort Smelling and In the
uuisite little waterfall Of the Mnnenaha, (he diamond
of waterfalls to say nothing Of the Fountain Cave,
which, Of course, he will fail to visit, enough of beau
~ and grand last him at least thousand miles
his road home.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-12-30

I. rrcpankl directly aseeflns 70 iiis
rules ~ rh4t H,ay md cl,unis,r,. With the
trss,sstsurnu and chemical know dc
ssh arr k.yc,sh ~ H. combination. see
>les.or uewsss' valuahle y llts on the
S,aes,ee n rhysle. and most d the late
standard worAs ~ mSrne.
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O. Z. Maydwell's
nTAxa1sxsXi YARD.

W 2 EFHNNf y -
adams street.
bsiu-e~r Mata and Second S'rsrs..
.rfmphis, rsar.
yNrHfRf csnho icunl 40 be 10,
w n the bo.t work. vh.ch VII be-
firm .hel a. theap ~ Il en- y, rlt in sny
m7rss, West. Also, Bmliing norl leup
at short notice.
u !. - The interest u al person, esn,.
la- sieh work TO purchase from IT, ysui.
81 Nsinphis, instead u purchasing from
agents, no lhe manHlaclur ~ have to adj
che ~ rer cent. Tbs, j. paid agents ta t,r
voi. sold hy thsm.
Stthrmers, look IT, ynur interest
octit.am T.. 4. MAipMttt.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-11

SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
- Steam Machinery Propeller sloep wii be re-
ss @ Sr a. steam sss s ]
eaG sI ss. q sssS sisS Sss
st sI ssa s any
pd and be BY the required by law
Tue maine d the esiAbhshmsntin which the work 10 be executed
The details the design md Of The machinery WIN
a @h I p & m g eoa
readiness q access os sss.men when ossia and
eei d the Department, obtain the most and with hs
which space available purpose viii nsa 2l
s s % e s distance '3s S@ ne
propeller with The COMMISSIONS ior hosure BE- q compassion the
=, an a 1s ~ e .o q s
whole 70 be q the most approved kinds The shn
eh water from which can be made not les than 600 gallons per
da all the tools and duplicate ecs and satisfactory Tor
ecept cruising ship be included in the
siton, and list Of them must be furnished. 81 3a6 a0 ~
for ne hs vessel os'a IKE reception Ss
Ss 9ss sna Ds | viii Ss Ps :. n s
have for hoisng heavy machinery board PAR
there Win be allowed in The body q the ship The entire space
1nar sn the Sssn as a IA % ses s %
est breath inside clear q the plank under be beams being feet
and the height from the top q the moers to the under side Of e
ed 70 coal for thirteen days full steanng the daily consumption
the machinery water in boilers shaft propeller appcndagos
with the tools and exceed $40 tons 22ao
pounds 49,
s s Ss eH @ asp c the
load water ne % the q The keel under the propeller WIN be o
sieamensine who copy
must be- ~ o
having the Position The ssns gay q Ss e
cylinders delivery valves aud pump
and cupboard delivering valves for steam above the water line
boilers the surface also the diameter, PITCH surface
1a np aSp e apu Nh be- se ,h estimate u tn Weight
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OREGON.

l2Tol From ASTORIA by ca,hamet Wash Ter Oak Point Rainier
STAND Or Pond As Milwaukee v and o%epo Wash S1ur
to Oregon City, Or, IA miles and back twice week
steamboats,
Astoria Tuesday Saturday am; e.,
ar,ye r :, Oregon o,y next days day BY M
Arrive at Astoria next days by am sal ar. -.r Ped
e By So sad T
La Fayeie, i5 miles and back a week 49,
Arrive at la Fayette next day by GAM O.. .ar ufg
Leave la raye,c Tuesday al m; o., . -... .
a Portland day by pm at N"# .'rF' -#re
I25oa Oregon City, Him. Butcle Chsmpoas Fairfield
% IS es and Ss ses and Alba
Leave Oregon CITY Monday and Thursday at Yam; ~
Leave Corvallis Tuesday and Friday at 7am
1870. fr1m 9 ~ nz days sn yT,nr Dv Tam
claw, and Yoncala Oakland, 90 uOs and back
Leave Corvallis "Wednesday ut am; ~ .ss-. sH#
Arrive Oakland next day by p m: I3a0 Es.E.. saa
Leave Oakland Wednesday 9 a m: nts .5a#.- asg
Arrive at Corvallis ncyt day by 6pm - a5#t 3
Grove and Coast Fork Of Willamette Oakland 100 miles
Leave Corvallis Wednesdays at am ....
Arrive at Oakland Fridays by 4pm; st.|s" .a. 'a.s'
Oakland Fridays a M:
Bids to end at Winchester are invited. a..7' "4
1906 From G pr P sSsp Greek o DIAL
Leave corvslia Mondaysstesm ~ 4
Arrive at La Fayetie next days by u M -.. w.. 49,
Leave La Fsyotie Tuesdays a i , m; "f#&fh,FEI
i2so7 Prom salem by Doas Ferry and Mount Hood La rsycc
ss miles and back, once a week ,araa f.aa 7#I ~
Leave Salem Mondays at Car .Htsratarl
Arrive ct In Fayete by 8 gear.H ~
Leave In Fayette Tuesdays at g. m;
Arrive at Salem by m.
l27Os From salem, BY ssntam o,y, Central Washington Butte
Caspcoya, Union Point Pine, Willamette Forks Mckenzie,
and Eugene City, TO Pleasant HILL so miles and back
week.
Leave Salem Tuesdays at l2m;aiH lg .EaaE n- nov
Arrive at Pleasant Hill Fridays By m; -sf ~ ~ trsrf
Leave ,nr. res ss,sa I'LL Saturdays AZ
1900 Gaesvle Leland River
jacksonville. Ph1nx, Ashland Mills. Klamath CAL and
Henley, to Yreka, Cal, l1o miles and back week.
Leave North tanvouyi,e Monday a, 7am.r ... ae-a.
Arrive at Yreka Thursday by JPN; aE0.
Leave Yreka Saturday n ttTr.. "..
Arrive at North CanyonvIlc Tuesday by 6pm. 30 ht
I2TIo North csnyonvic by Myrtle Greek Round Prairie
Alder Brook Roscburgh, and Winchester, TO Oakland ~
miles and back, week.
Inayc North canycnviIe Thursday at
Arrive at oakland by 81 m; ..
Leave oakland Saturday a M
Arrive at North csnyonville by Up IN.
7Tl From Oakland by Keoeg Ekton cotbug, and Garaer
CITY % umpqua City, So miles and back, once week. -
Leave Oakland Saturday Of II m; q
Arrive al UmTaua City Monday BY y m;
Leave umpqua City Wednesday nj G m;
Arrive at Oakland next day by p W. ....r a
1919 From Albany, By Darlington and Harrisburg
Forks, so miles and back, once q week. sHfEEfF Fr
Leave Albany Thursday at Ga m;
Arrive at Willamette Forks day By IL N; 49,, ~.
Leave Willamette Forks Friday a p M.
Arrive AZ Albany next day hysPm s 4.
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily trains between 81 Louis and jefferson city, connecting
with the Lightning Lne Of Aouer packets thai leaves Je
daily the arrival 81 the carrying mails
and for Bonneville Glasgow Lexington Kansas avsn
worth, Weston 81 Joseph and all Intermediate points
Through from s. Louis Kansas in as hours and from
hours ahead % beats starting from 81 Louis.
The Lightning Line packets equal the
being required schedule time with
delayed waiting freight through
tickets be purchased In the principal cities IL the United
al the offices IN 81 Iouis T. McKrSTcK
May 22-du s.tss., E-gf .- ~ Asst snpr
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virginia Land once,

TN conformity with the code of Virginia of l849,
tal section 10 do hereby make may
that escheafo
Halifax dated the 18th 1857
into the land Office that by held the 26 september
1857 found that OF land containing thirty
the Halifax the of Birch
land book Of said John gower that the John
ghewr len the county and has NOT been heard
FROM that he left heirs and that the said thirty four
Is escbeaied 70 the Commonwealth ~ 81.
g II. PARKER, 49,
Oct 22-law6w Register Land Oalce.
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al h ad1IIx
enc a. a. . a.d sspso< also ayt~r CAREFUL tks
-. aud ia1g,.Tsons sf.rh "a 10 fhs a.irrss.,c,f
q T--f7T fTT'7II7fT' ~ ttTtIf F-71HFi'liA -
DAiea VAtnsul
so 1886 i4lHi tftl GUARANTEE. - w
-. q 4 .f.s.... - .,.-,f s.l,... u.
ins uhaoi a1ehses 1es.AAs w u'ao''ASo
uat av ~ eAo.-s oa ~ A-, ~ soso .
accepted oy he osheiA ne Aa i0r 70 sne
Isl Jay Aleus' $50, me- nv VIC "a
tract 70 perform inc serEo Propseo WIN soo aha sumen
suIsties- J, - Al y, ,., :, ,,s.,, ~
fhn voc 40 NC eos'gesee eso @o. as
srmea y gsara"aos "a INC - seo'o@ aAe ao congress
July = iooo sf5s.. t, =. ~ s
~ Vtn'N WV euAf"H0fsJ
p"ied #.rI.- - -, al ssr4tIf-f 5tff f4ffE y
ShhiHNhih
The undersned postmaster Of -- STATE Of -- cerines
under s6oe acquainted
ors and Knows diem be men Of property able % make good
the guarantee. f.r NJ -.
Dated ts-i'.a+s ft3 ahNl ~ 5tili etA'i =
(slsned)
Is Altered bids should not submitted should bids
submitted be Withdrawn. IA ..flT Aft nfil Ef
Zach bad must be guaranteed by tive peons Gen
eraI The guarantee
signed plainly with the fun name Of each person
the reserves the right bid which
deemed exavagan the bids falling
bidders 4t3lNt ~ III ~ "'s.'t 1'" ~ n rFt
TO- bid should sealed; supercrbed Proposals. state
Territory Of addressed second
Assistant Postmaster General Contract once and sent by aq not
by or to agent win not enclose Tor
Ie,rrs az apy kInd1 in their ooarery re.,rs Ntl
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s m mo. $751; i4s
BY the President OF the United states.

.>.,~n,.x.ua f IL. ,ro,,;on, 1f fho uact;on
- p ~. ~ u y. ~ a,s ~ pr.sit.n n The
Il OF the act entitled An act 10 nnthoze the resen =, .ne
na'e y sause " ~ ~ I ~ n;vd h,oo ~ 10 rro
~ W - e. ,.h.r ~os.s arrro,ed
s SIOUX naon O n %, y ~ ,,sd STATE
suH -, lo's sa, ~. -, ~ u,s,,.
u' w. ~, - j., ~ Tr;,ory ~ Mime
pe hla ~ tue mutt ~ sas.,as :. ~. Il 80
so's :, ,e " ~ Al. .,h aov nj
March next for the disposal Of the vacant pubic anas I'VE
ue 'on aU ~ ~ X. .a,sh - sionS ~
serve Ior .ne nah,orecas " rNe o " M .'ls "'.'
uon u ih'iahs' VIE.
North of he the fifth principal meridaa.
Y, ..., ~ ,r,,,,, o,,sIi, one hundred and e,avrp
u rns , ssn "A''s = -
u 1, shs an. hu,,red am, e,e,en
Inc unloraed tracts m acuohai 'o"hshP one hu'' " anu w
u lang LEVEL ,,s b,nd,,, aud elsys
and one hundred and twelve q range wese ~
, h s hds , mi , c nns ao hundred and ,bIr
teen m q range thirteen i On. eleven. ana in
tia, part township one hundred and twelve and fractional
Of range fourteen.
eleven sna one hnred and twelve within the re-
serve, . ranso nl'een -
March next for the disposal Of the public lands situated within tn
ZION ~ In,,,ansr VI. TETss
- 81 ss... -. g.
. r,c,. = ,., ~, = one hundred
"a 80 nih,u ~ eh rnan,onsS r.scrye ~ rsnrc n,nc
nv ,n. 80 ~ ~, ~, ~ enc hnnd red md
sh. ~ $1,000 ana na ar sran,i ,ur.t, On, hundred AMI
% ,rr, ~ s, nart ~ onsh, M, hundred and eirb,
,s ~, s 1870 ma III rnapsIIns one hundrrd
vi - - - hn.SraI "a ~, ~ r.ras .syor
Tho unocated tracts that part townships
and IN tawnsbn one hundred and ten Of range twelve
The upad tracts N that mart o .o~nshlr~ ON. hundred and
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For All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


.FTNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
III bertrand, Wheeling, and all parts Of the West -
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN win leave except Sunday at
Washington Juncon) viii stations and arrive Cum
bertrand at o'clock s.t4 Ma te44t8@ AZ
ID daily Except sunday
reaches Wheeling by 4, Ben.
Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Louis
VILE Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago s. louis Cairo and inter
mediate points
Sd The EXPRESS daily u p connecting
trains for Cincinnati, Louis Cairo, Chicago and
The distance Cincinnati and other central south
places the West nearly 100 miles shorter than by other
route. The time TO these places IL also unsqualod
baggage checked through to Columbus Cincinnati lnanape and
81. Louis.
Passengers baggage transferred all points free ~ 81
THROUGH sold all the large the
the lowest possible rates at the ticket Office Cden Station and az
Washington city. sf gy+ fra.ff-4 H.fT baEs
A second Is attached the mail
from Baltimore Washington the snre road
by dayioM by taking lying
Oakland They by
which leaves Cumberland at ESQ and reaches Wheeling
at q p IN. s,fil lt 4Aftt aaH*' '''tt e
Passengers from Washington have ample time for meals Wash
ingon Junction. e. Z. E
only which through baggage
can be obtained in Washington.
4f,4. Yss4s' FOR WAY PASSENGERS. III gt i " sf5da
train sa5 win stop Of
Cmherhnd and the stations beyond Piedmont west
Eastwardly, Wheeling
Cumberland reaching Baltimore b45
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at except sundsy stopping
stations Leaves Frederick at o. arriving Mt Baltimore
23o, noon. o. g1 lltU ,tr1a aMhHa aeeAeHt tk st
The EIIloUTTs MILLS TRAIN Camden m,
and 800 Leaves F1icctts mills at 100 and 80
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Jan I7-dn sasss9 7f.1 tH Master Of Transportation