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| GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE MATEl-
MoN1Al L1NE.-Yesterday morning Mr..
Reuben Watson, gentleman well known
in our community, took it into his head
that cehbacy had no pleasures, and deter
mined to take unto himself wife. He
selected bis lady, and also invited Mr..
Charles Doyle to accompany him, who ale
so took lady with him to wait on the
other lady. EARLY in the morning the
whole party started for Carolina, and af-
ter few hours ride, arrived at. their
point of destination where magistrate
was sent for, who made his appearance
in a short time; in few minutes the GER
emory was performed and Mr.. Watson
was declared married man.
Mr.. Charles Doyle, who had Witness
ed the ceremony, could stand it no lon
ger, he opened wide his eyes and looking
the Magistrate full in face, exclaimed
"Come hitch lis up too; can't stand it
any longer At his request and the
consent of the lady, they too were soon
bound in the holy bands of wedlock.
The two happy couples then started
back for home, and reached here about
dark, receiving the congratulations of
many friends.
We are requested by the parties to re-
turn their thanks to the masqueraiders
for their serenade, and also to Mr.. Barney
Williams of Portsmouth, and the gentle
man composing his band, for the sweet
music they played during their stay.
The above facts have been written by
the Local Editor of this paper at the re-
quest of the parties concerned.
nag The two beautiful buildings on
High Street, erected by Mr.. James Scott,
and ex-Mayor Stokes are now rapidly APP
preaching completion. The work is done
in good and substantial manner and re-
fleets credit on all concerned in their con-
struction. They will be used as furniture
warehouses.
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J. G.. POLLARD, Auct'r.

Auction Sale of Furniture and
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HORSES, &c.
WILL BE SOLD.
On THURSDAY, Dec. 3lst, commencing at
ii O'Clock, on the Farm now occupied
by E. Shaw, near the City Limits,
2 fine Horses, Carriages, Carts, Corn, Dat
Straw, fodder, Hay, Shucks, all the farming
implements, and 200 bushels Irish Potatoes
Also, all the Household and kitchen furni-
ture. An old negro woman will be sold at
the same time. E. SHAW,
de 81 j. G.. POLLARD, Auct'r.
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Local Items.

NeTIcE TO ADVERTISERS. Advertise
nsnts for the Day Book should be handed
Ia by ten O'Clock in the morning, in order
to appear that day. The heavy pressure
et advertisements upon the columns of our
paper will not admit of their reception
after the hour named. Circulation equal
to the other city dailies combined.l
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GREAT SLAUGHTER OF READY MADE CLOTH
INs.-In order to change business, M. HAM
BURGER & co. No. "a, Market Square, are
selling out their entire stock of Ready Made
Clothing without regard to cost. Any one
IN want of articles in their line would do well
TO call early. de 28--lw*
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WOODLAND CREAM-This excellent Pomade
for the Hair, is decidedly the best article for
dressing Ladies Hair ever offered in market,
It curls Gentlemen's Hair in a most natural
manner. Try it J
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A CARD.

TINE attention of Dealers is respectfully
called to our large stock of strictly
Prime Butter and Cheese selected BY myself
in New York for cash, which will sell to
Dealers lower than it can be bought from any
establishment South of Mason d Dickson's
line. !. D.. WOoDhhlUdE,
de % No. IL, Roanoke Square.
CERVANTS WANTED.-Ag good
Il Cook, Washer and Ironer for small
family is wanted. A middle aged woman,
without encumbrance preferred. Also, a
small Girl, to wait IN the house.
Apply at
de2S-3t* THIS OFFICE.
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MAYORS CouRr; Dec. both. Two
JoYFU1.-Miss Mary Kinney and Miss
Debora Madden, two asn,pas appeared
before his Honor the Mayor this morning
charged with INDUCED in leeae too
much thunder which gave them dis
position to quarrel with each other. His
Honor reprimanded them quite severely.
and politely informed them that if they
should again appear before him that he
would get them situation at the work.
house.
BEATING HIS WIFE.-Thomas Morri-
son, white man. was complained of by
his wife, charging him with beating her
in very bad manner. Thomas was re-
quired to find security in the sum of one
hundred dollars for his future good beha-
vior, but failing to do so he was sent to
Jail.
Commonwealth Us. Charles Finn, free
negro, charged with stealing coat be-
longing to John Slasher, free negro, and
the said Charles Finn not having an attes-
ted copy of his registry in this State, was
ordered twenty lashes for the offence, and
committed to Jail until he could produce
a copy of his registry.
This fellow is an old offender, day be-
fore yesterday the court of this city; dis
charged him, when he stood charged
with breach of the peace, without even
a trial.
This morning, when Officer Glenn took
Charles over to the Jail to give him his
stripes, he in very sorrowful tone told
him that he (Charles) would give him the
first dollar he could get. Glenn made
out that he would strike Charles easy; but
after be had whipped him, Charles look
ed him in the face and said, .'God knows
you will never get dollar out of me, and
LIDO not want you to whip me again, you
strike, too hard" Officer Glenn made
no reply, but smiled all over his face.
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JUST RECEIVD
Another Supply of Boots and
8 III O e s..
II w. SEABURY & SON, are just
Il in receipt of another supply Of season.
able and desirable goods. Among them are
Gents Boots, Hunting Boots,
Heavy Cow Hide Boots for Negroes,
Boys superior quality stout Boots,
do Childs Calf Boots,
Ladies Caters of different kinds,
Misses Shoes,
Childs Fancy Shoes of different patterns.
To all of which we invite the attention of
purchasers as they are goods which can be
recommend to be of better than common
class work, W lille the prices will be found
very moderate.
F. W. SEABURY & SON
de % No. Is, Market Square.
"a. & 81. Copy.)
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Ladies and Gents Shoes for

Christmas.
II AIDES fine black Caters with and
IL without heels, Congress and to lace. Su-
perb Morocco and Goat Bootees, Congress
Morocco Bootees, also, others too tedious to
name them. Gents fine Boots, thick and
thin sole. Gents quilted Boots, something
elegant. Gents fine Oxford Ties, that we
can warrant to wear elegantly, for the cash.
BUTT & DOUGLASS,
No. As, Main street,
de 81 Norfolk, Va.
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Evening Ora wing school.

Evening Drawing SCHOOL.
WIN. 8. WEST, PnAorIcAL ARCH,
w TEor, will open a Drawing School at
No. 81, Main street Norfolk, where will be
Taught all the branches of the art, he request
all those who have an opportunity, to call
and see him at his office between 9, A. M.
and Z, P. N, when they can learn the terms
time &c. W. 8. WEST, ARCHITECT.
de 6--3m Office AZ, Broad Water St.
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TIN WARE.
" III 0 L e s A l. E.
Removal.
HWARZKOPF

Removal.
~ SCHWARZKOPF respectfully in
W forms his friends and the public in gen.
eral that he has removed to his new store un-
der Johnson's Hall, ON Main street, three
doors below his old stand. Thankful for the
liberal patronage bestowed on him at his old
place, hopes by keeping always on hand
very large and well selected stock of goods
in his line, to merit a continuation of the
same. G. SCHWARZkOPF,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fancy
Goods. de s
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Property on Little Water street
AT AUCTION.
WILL BE SOLD, without reserve to
w the highest bidder, at Public Auction,
On SATURDAY, the I'd Jan'y, at IL o'clock,
on the premises.
The brick house and lot on Little Water
street, described as follows in the deed
Beginning at the South West corner ofthe
lot of VIM. Eyre, decd, on Little Water
street, extending Westwardlly on said street
% feet to a point, three feet beyond the
Western gable end of the brick tenement
now standing on said lot and running back in
a parallel line with said gable end of 331a +.
49 feet inches, more or less to the lot leased
by Jno. Z. Holt to VIM. Dick, deceased
thence Eastwardly, along said line 20 feet.
more or less to the line Of VIM. Eyre, thence
S. IL. W. 81 feet inches, more or less, to
the beginning, and is the same property now
occupied by Mr.. Harrison.
Terms at sale.
de % J. G. POLLARD, Auct.
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Fancy Articles.
Segars F! SegaPs!!

IN THE MARKET HOUSE
L. u cases Pine Apple Cheese,
bbls choice Naval Cuts Corned Beef,
1000 lbs New Smithfeld Bacon,
5 doz Large Sized Smoked Tongues,
kegs Butter,
1000 lbs very Superior Corned Pork,
Also Tender Rounds Smoked Beef,
80 or boxes Raisins left which must be
sold, and many other things which are OFFER
ed low for cash, by Il. F. JAMES,
de 80 In the Market house.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

FOR PHILA OELPHIA.
4EeA THE superior steam ship VIR-
s&zAike6cGINIA CAPT. KELLY, will leave
Higgins wharf Norfolk, for Philadelphia, on
Thursday next December 3lst, at IL M.
For freight or passage. Apply to
THOS. P. CROWELL, Agent.
de 26-6t Higgins Wharf.
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Auction Sales.
MOVABLE PROPERTY

Extensive Sale and Hiring in
ELIZABETH CITY co, VA.
WILL BE SOLD,
nN the 4th day OF January, 1858 at Buck
~ no in Elizabeth City County, Va, all the
perishable estate of which Mrs. Sarah A.
Irvine died possessed. Also, on the LIST Jan
uary, 1858, will be hired out for the ensuing
year all the slaves belonging to said estate,
numbering upwards of one hundred. The
hiring will take place at the Cross Streets in
the town of Hampton, and at same time
(lst January, 1861 the said estate, known
as Bnckroe, will be rented for the ensuing
year. GEO. WRAY, Deputy for
j. X. WRAY, Sheriff
de 28-td and Committee.
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Literary and Scientific Insti-
tute Lectures.
DROGRAMME FOR December
L and January.
Prof. MARINE, of New York City, will de-
liver the 9Th and 9th Lectures before the
Literary and Scientific Institute, on SAT-
URDAY and MONDAY evenings, the 26th,
and 28th of December, at
Inst tut HI l l.
Subject-lst Lecture. "Oratory." I'd
"The Law of Spiritual Progression"
Tickets of admission rs cts.
Lecture to commence at ~ o'clock.
o. P. BALDWIN, will occupy the even
ings of the 18th, 18th, and l4th of January.
Subjects "Eloquence and Experimenting"
Gin two Lectures.) 3rd 'The Battle of Life"
de IS.
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~ TOWN POINT
Offers for sale choice assortment of the
following articles
Brandies, pale and dark,
Jamaica Rum,
Holland Gin,
Whiskey very fine and old,
MADEIRA, Sherry, Port and Champagne
Wines,
Havana Segars various brands,
Pickles home made all kinds
de 17-tlstj.
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ERUIT! FRUIT!!
Il JUST RECEIVED.
1000 boxes New Raisins,
SO Bbls Apples,
so bales Almonds, assorted,
200 boxes Fire Crackers,
100000 Torpedoes,
10 Gross Roman Candles,
rs gross Serpents,
20 boxes Lemons,
5000 sweet Oranges,
so boxes Rock Candy,
20 boxes Shell Almonds,
10 cases pre-. Ginger,
cases Prunes,
boxes pre-. Lines,
10 boxes of other kind of pre-. Lines,
case of dryed Gingers,
boxes Sugar Almonds,
100 boxes assorted Candy French,
so boxes gum drop assorted Candy of
my own mandatory, always on hand at the
lowest price in the city.
J.H. BORUM,
de 16 No. u, Market So.
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Miscellaneous.
Norfolk Male Institute

Norfolk Male Institute.
THE second quarter will commence on
l. TUESDAY, Dec. LIST.
Il E R M s:
Senior Glass SlO w
Junior do bO
French, extra w
PAYMENTs-Q Quarterly in advance.
JAMES SOUTHGATE, Jr., Principal.
No 20
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lust RECEIVED -
q Hhds. New Sides prime article,
s do do Shoulders,
200 Breast Pieces,
500 Sugar Cured Hams, superior,
so Bblz. heavy Western Pork,
Is do Prime do do
100 pieces Smoked Beef,
100 Smoked and Spiced Tongues,
Barrel Beef of all qualities,
10 Bbls. Leaf Lard,
10 kegs do do
So boxes Cheese,
10 kegs Goshen Butter, cheap,
60 bags Buckwheat,
Bologna Sausages. -
PENTZ & CARTER,
de II No. IL, Roanoke Square.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Crawford the sculptor, is said to be suffering in
Rome fIon malignant cancer, which il Is feared will
terminate hi- lie. He had but lately undergone en-
CpeIs for the removal OF q tuIor from the socEet
o. of his eyes, wh:h severe operation ii was a.
enc time feared he would Lot survive. Hopes were,
however, beginning 10 be entertaned when fld,Sg
were received tba, be was again attacked ana -
there title hope OF his recovery. Ms. Crawford
10 sail in the America on Wednesday y JOIN her
husband. When visited with ths affection Mr. Craw'
:oId engaged in executing extensive works for Tie
Capitol =. Washington end the Capitol OF Virginia,
both Of which still remain incomplete.
new Southern Magazine "a % DC started a Cha les
ton :. G. in March next L vii. be under the edito-
ris supervision of hesirs. W. B. Garlic and L. III.
Hsyre I,w:ll appear on The first OF March neat, and
be called Russ.i's Magazine.
Mrr. julia Dean Hayne be. abandoned her trip to
Australia AID returns 70 NerYo.k Il the Spring prior
tosy1yeSe 20 EngIsnf.
John Kenyon, an English ve.se.Triter Of not much
sscouLt but extremely popua, for bis amiability a1l
xesrh died 10 LCDdon a. the ,ose If the year leGy-
ipr the un2oetical s1m Of 600 chiefly nons lis
lt3,sry freDds. II Mrs Browning the poe:ess. WIN
dsdicsied 'AGrora Leigh % him, be has bequsahed
4IGCCO. DR.. So7they "a physician lsiryiyiDg
hio,her Of the late P0et Lsures.s gets to- 600. Mr.
B. W. Proctor better h. orD az Bsrry Cornwall is
: hsve IS eco. DIR. Seeaon Meckenzis NIX Of New
Ynk, is - bave $500 Ac.orl;-g &c tae E0gIis1 cus
tc1r nc ee6"v - --~a'" 'v'hn tFeiye IL ais o. he
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murina over tie want Of social animation, reJolcs
with exceeding Joy at the advent OF his great us.
nitsry and contectioners salute the rising sun IS
scattering prosperous rays over their garnlsueu
counters, Though turned OF seytn-and-Htty' MI
buchanan is still bachelor, and young ladies' OF
discreet age do not despair of him or the Republic
Altogether. lust putting the Cabinet cOmPllcator'
ard tie ofce.seekers out of the way, he l. likely 10
have glorious turn in Washington. lhere are
lust tao happy days in Presidential tern--one
when he goes H. and the other when be goes out
MI Buchanan il, therefore. wise IN laying ~ d
small stock of unofficial consolation "a provision
for some Of the wet days that are 70 come.
II Lord Palmerston can get half q chance 10 CIV
tbi- Administration dig under the fifth no ne VIII
jump at it. The Fly old chap has Dot forgotten OF
forgiven the bout last year, and 1t would deHen'
BIN of all things To stick pin in Mr. Frank pierce
chair. u is given ont among The diplomatic gentry
TINT Lord Napier Will no; turn up here until ABOUT
the time # the inauguration, aud take care to pre-
sent the papers To Mr. Buchanan, az a iett-handed
compliment to the departing dynasty.
Tie substitute for the Tariff bill Of the Comm
tee Of WAYS and Means was presented by NJ.
Campbell this morning. From the indications OF
opinion in the House, il is not destined to be- 1e-
crived with any excess Of favor. and the Interests
which we're supposed to be addressed through II a.
a ccmpromise exhibit no disposition 10 be con
ciliated in this form. The horizontal operation Of
;Le ten per cent schedule, which idcludes wool
trmp. sugar. mOlasses. salt, lead, &c, attracts
onpdsiti,u. II is now clear there will be no gen
eral revision of the Tariff at this session, and II
special objects should succeed at all, 1t Will be
through combinations formed at the last moment.
INDEX
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The REv. l. s. KALLocH-We learn from ~
1rareier that on Monday morning meeting o. c
gynen and trustees Of fremont Temple was he'a~
consider the grave charges and allegations which hsS
been made by certain parties against the Rev; .
kallocb, ard which have gained publicity throcgn ~
traI jcuina's. After careful deliberacn and Inves,s
ton, the meeting expressed the fullest conhdsace
the entire innocence Of Mr. Kalloch, and sn es'ss. !.
hope that the public would suspend their op,aion =
reference 10 the statements luded TO til after tos y.
which will coon be given to the public.
MISSING VEssEL-The bark Ies2er Of NewTJ
port, f.om Cronst1dt, has now been Oh. ore nsbIJ
and Dine days As yet no ,ioiDgs have been be Ia
her, II lie possible che may lie ST ST. Thomas dissosh ~
The Helper is good vessel built at NewblrypJs;
Mr.. John CurTior and owned by the Mes,rs Cash''s'
She Is loaded with hemp and iron for Boston. -,
DAETNOoR PRIsOSER.- Capt. David Lsnoss,
Warren, Me wss at DarnlOOr az the time me -, -
tragedy was enscied BY Captain shorssnf, %a \.
NAMED there uni. the clJsc ofihe war. Tnc1g "
seventy second year be is s,lll active.
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STEAM LINE TO BRAZIL.
Of Tie n. 7. Tribune.

I0lTts1O1ttncs q Tie \. ]. TIibuBe
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, ISL.
1t is reported under the telegrsphic head 20 the
newspapers, that the Committee Oa Post-0 tices
and POst-Roads have agreed to report in favor of
rul ling steamboat mail from New-lork to Para,
at The mouth OF the Amazon, and to pay TO certain
parties therefor the sum of SIS, 900 trip out and
back, or $4,000 per arnum.
1t is to be hoped tina. the Committee viii do no
such thing. There are very serious doubts whether
it ia expedent 70 maintain ex sting lines of steam
shiP mails. L is still graver question whether
he system ought to be extended. But however
'hi' may be on either point, it cannot admit of any
question that there is but one true methcd Of o..
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TWO SAILORS OF THE LYONXAIS
PICKED UP.

The bark Cambridge, Capt. Sparrow, Just snivei"
Boston from Pemsmbuco, reports that Capt. sesolp
of the schooner Commerce, at Penambuco, had 70
ken bark Essex, Ray, from Boston for Rio Janere ,
days out, latitude % north, longitude 81 west CsP'
Ray when three days from Boston, had taken ron
raft two seamen belonging to the French stssnaD
LyOnnas. The seamen picked up repW'ed "~
4" steamer as having been run into and sunk BY ava
"sel when three days from New-YoEk; sixty yes
q" drowned; the rest took to the boati there yes
"other vessels in sighti the boats were pro's"y
"pcked up" Va
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,e,ta,ots death, 10 the fortunate leg a,eas<, e s-a
Weller voald cal them, cannot touch the TN sarar
the year 1857.
aln-,Ss drarna of Medea- This Is the piece oi,
insIIy written for Rschel but which abe declinsl b
nisx ube,snpon Ris.ori seized H. AMI created te
nme51dou, sen.aiion in the roe Of MedeA
Ms. Reston, known in history ane Heroine u
pe.s She displayed in relieving the wounded at As
bombardment Of that place by the French, In 1872
died In Glasgow in December nst.
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BRANDY and other spirits Distilled from grain other
tes; clrdias sbynthe arac, curacos, krschen wassr
Hqueurs mSaschno raa and all other sptuous beverages
Of @ similar character
R.-THRTy PER CENT.
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Proposals for Erecting Marine Barracks al
&0 n Pensacola, Florida.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

S fIJv. p NAVY DEPARTMENT,
t,s 6FE 4 g.l Washington, September q, 1857 "
CEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed g Proposals for
building Barracks ut Pensacola Foridap will be
this department until the 9th day OF November 1887 ~
construction Of the Marine Barracks authorized
prepared Of the Navy Department. copies
which may the Of the commandments Of the
Portsmouth, New Hampshire Boston, New York. Phisdel
phia Norfolk and Pensacola and at the Navy Department
proposals. furnishing all the materials and
plotting the satisfactory the person who may DO
appointed Navy supcrntend the and the
right reject the proposals.
invited when the interest of the United States
qures 1t. e@gf.tggifl H5 af G34sa aRt+ 5ff. aa "a
per the OF work done and the materials de-
paid time the work
made certified By the superintendent the
of the United and cent retained until compile
Of the work by tho said supern
OF the provided hh Dill shall be made Tor an amount
than five thousand dollars.
be accompanied written guarantee signed
responsible persons
judge other officer OF the United States In
the thousand dollars that the bidder WILL when required
accepted and bond with
sufficient security for its faithful performance
examine the plans and specifications at the
Offices herein before mentioned IA u. gs.ss " Az T,as
sealed and addressed this department
plainly proposals for building Marine Barracks at Pen
sacola, Floridan e.-s. "a. sstst,4s,
The bidder only may accepted win be notified and
forwarded thereafter practicable
which he will required execute within days after its receipt
at the post office named by him.
All above completed in all respects according TO
plans specifications within twelve months from and after the
date Of the contract r.
Sept 24-2awt6th Nov Secretary Of the Navy.
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For ALI Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD "


THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
IL bertrand, Wheeling, and all parts or the West ta4la
lst The TRAIN viii leave Except Sunday
Washington Juncon) viii stop stations and Cum
bertrand at 4 O'Clock, p. t@t
MAIL TRAIN leaves daily except Sunday
$780, and reaches Wheeling by T. connecting Ben
wood with trains for Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Louis
VILE Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago st. Louis Cairo and inter
The EXPRESS TRAIN daily u p. M connecting with
trains Cincinnati st. Louis, Cairo Chicago and nme
datc The distance Cincinnati
the West nearly 100 miles shorter than other
The time TO these places Is also unsqualed f
Baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis
st. Louis. .5s ~
Passengers and baggage transferred points free ~
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold all the in the West
the possible the ticket oce Camden Station and
Washington city.
Passengers from Baltimore Washington the entire road
daylight by taking accommodation mail and
Cumberland Oakland They morning the
train which leaves Cumberland at 2so and reaches Wheeling
at 2, p. - fas 3
Passengers Washington ample
ington Junction. 7!
only by which through baggage
be obtained in Washington. 4; sa,ssg54t fS -F N.
WG FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The accommodation train 645 win stop all stations Of
Cumberland the beyond Piedmont
Eastwardy, the mail Wheeling and
Cumberland 500 reaching Baltimore
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at except Sunday stopping
way stations Leaves Frederick at O. arriving at Baltimore
The EfIICoTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves M
and $50 Leaves EicoitB Mills at 730, and 80
except Sunday. 1900
NV Fg.',llft eds 1f .gf#3 W. s. wooDsIDE ~,
Jan 17--dG gt EE.sFa a.I Master Of Transportation