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5E1HROUGH IN SIX MIS- OTEs!
T H o U 5 A n D 8

have been sold since the Patent was issued
The largely increasing demand for this popular article
Induces the agent remind dealers to forward their or
ders early, and thereby prevent delay.
Orders by mail will meet with prompt attention
Annexed is list of the retail prices of the Freezer for
the convenience Of those wanting = single one.
PRICE OF FREEZER.
Two Quarts, 81; Three Quarts, So; Four Quarts, 81;
Six Quarts, So; Nine Quarts ST. Fourteen Quarts So;
Twenty Quarts, 81.
Address J. s O. PERR1AN, COL Broadway, New York.
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RAILROADS.
,uyzazszZ1 WORCESTER s NASHUA
1891 RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAyGEMEEET.

On and after July 1st 1851 Passenger Trains win run
as follows:
Leave Worcester at 20 and IL is m, and Is r. m.
Leave Nashua al 10 and Il 90 M and 90 D. m.
At Nashua all trains connect with the trains Of Com
cord Railroad, where passengers take the cars to and from
the Northern the P4ssumpsc the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Groton Juutlon trains connect directly with the
trains # the Stony Brook Baoad; and also with traius
of The Ftchburg Railroad with tile exception Of the rsI
traia from Boston; aud Ftchburg with trains Of the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States y e. w BENTLEY. suUst
Worcester, July l, 1857 DIFF jy27
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State Of Illinois, Carlisle, June q, 1856.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful effect My hair was becoming
asI thought prematurey gray, but by The restoradve
IL has resumed It's original color and have no doubt per-
Danently So SIDNEY BREEsE,
Ex.senator Uuited States.
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lFTOW INC Wd6Nflgt0n BtdT.I
Among the many preparations now in use for the re
ftoring, preserving and Identifying the hair there are
prof Woods hair Restorative, now in general use
Throughout the States. This preparation possesses the
most invigoratng qualities, and fails Of producing
The most happy results when applied According to direc
ons. We refer readers TO the advertisement for
few Of the innnmerabe certificates which have been sent
ny parties who have been benefited BY t. and who feel
happy IN giving testimony to its wonderful effects produc
cd on them.
o. ]. WOOD CO., Propnetors, 312 Broadway, New
Work, and ia Market street, 81. Louis, NJ.
KIDDING CO., Boston. Retail Agent
GRO R. ePuRR Al ent for Worcester.
ap26 dAw3mif
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REELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT OF
u BUoHU-for diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneya
obsructions Of the Urine, Gravel &c, &c. It used
with equal advantage in either male OF female For sale
by lGe llaU GEO. X. BPURl'
llivl7 ar Viii 49,
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LOCAL NEW $.


The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Aeri-
can says:
Joseph Bond Of Boston the celebrated ohronomster
maker and Of Mr. Bond the astronomer al Harvard
University knocked down by slungshot in the hands
of unknown person at about hapast O'Clock on
Wednesday evening Mr. Bond married niece Of Presi-
dent Pierce and had the evening mentioned dned Al
the White House. The affair occurred on his return there
from while crossing the open space between The Executive
Mansion and Wilards Hotel de struck on the fore
head cap which be Is probably indebted for ms
life He had ugly bruise, but is now recovering from
the effects Of The blow he not robbed and the con-
lecture is that he was mistaken by the Preparation OF the
assault for some other person"
FRANKLIN FRE CohRAEY.-The following gentlemen
have been elected officers Of this company for the ensuing
year Robert E. Doyle president W. h Tanning, vice
president 6. orogs6ed secretary W. Il. Beardsley,
treasurer w. NJ StAnsbury, captain Of engine r. M
Downer first assistant Thomas Edmunston second do;
Thomas l. Martin, captain Of hose John Medley, first
director James B. Moran, second do; Henry knight,
third do.
The Albany Burgess Corps Of the finest military or
CARNATIONS in Albany design visiting Washington on the
4th Of March
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GEN PIERCE,S CARINET.

In few weeks the present administration viii be
brought to close and it is presumable that no change
viii be made the cabinet during that time not Gen
Pierces cabinet viii have remained in Office says the St
Louis Leader for the whole term of four without
any change in either Of the departments Every member
now holds the position assigned to him the day the Pres
dent assumed the reins Of 1t is the first in
stance of the kind in the history Of goSarnment Gen
washngtons cabinet remained entire through has hrs.
term with the exception Of single change in the Post Of
Gee Department and John Quincy Adams made only one
change during bis term having had two Secretaries Of
War.
Its high compliment to the present able cabinet that
il has hung together we'll and worked tremendously
for four long years 1t is always the desire OF Chief
Magistrate that his cabinet should be unit and no one
has been fortunate in that respect than President
Pierce.
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New York paper says just before the declaration Of
between Russia and the allied powers reported
that of shpbulders had contract for the
strncop Of large steam gate for the Russian govern
ment but the breaking out Of hoses caused the abau
donment Of this design and the timber already collected
was afterwards incorporated in the Collins steamship
Adriatc supposed to be nearly ready for sea- 1t
now stated that the eminent ship-builder Vim. H. Webb
has had the contract renewed for thu construction Of this
ship and win proceed at with the exosuton of the
work The ship win be hreedecker Of the largest class
and be supplied with engines Of great power.
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FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEsr.
IA & - -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


NEW and IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS
THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, ias csmseIlund
il Wheeling, and all parts OF lie West.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii except Sur
day Gas, connecting wIa from
Washington -unstionD will stop way
arrive al Cumberland al 4 O'Clock, p M
ID The MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden Station daily
aay) Wh-sne by connecting
Coumlas, Dayton,
m Louisville. Cleveland, Teltd do Detroit Chicago, Louis,
Cairo, and intermediate points
Sd EXPRESS TRAIN daily n. connecting
Cnslan,i
paeef wtFi nearly
by sny other The time
quaIied.
baggage through Columbus Cipeana Indianapolis
and Q Louis.
Passengers mad bagsBge AT points free.
THROUGH TICKETS viii be sold all the fhr
West. possible the oee, Camden Sta
ton, and nj Washington city
A second iasEc IL attached 70 rain
Passengers from Washington
by accommodation lying
Oakland. They
reaches Wheeling III 2, p N.
Passengers Washington ample
ingon Junction
checks be obtained in Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The train, win gap Of
Cumberland, and the beyond
Easwardiy, mai Wneelrng IS ~,
and accommodation leaves Cumberland 800 reaching Baltimore
The FEEDEaicK TRAIN nj 4 p m texcept sundayy
Siuppins stations Leaves FTeaeck " arriving
III baltimore al u 30
TIE ELLICorTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden s,asn at g.
m and 80, Leaves EilcotS Mills Al 20, IN, and
w. S. w0oDsIDE,
Jan E-dn Muster OF TraRspoffaiion.
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We permitted (says the Boston POST to make the
subjoned extract from letter written by officer Of the
United States navy TO friend In TINS city The writer is
son Of late distinguished senator from one of the New
England States Theetter written from on board the Uni
ted States ship St Louis and dated October Is 1856
SLittle Fish Bay, west coast Of Africa
There is very little variety upon
this NggersP slaves fniggers il the cry. This
town is like most other places upon the coast made up Of
few people, called white and crowd Of miserabs,
filthy worthless, Ddolent (niggers) natives II Charles
Sumner, Jack Hale, any other sensible who wishes
willing to be permanently cured Of his mock philan
thropy and cky senmentaity in regard the universal
negro be has only take months cruise upon the
coast OF Africa that viii him. and convince him
that his sympathy for the three and half millions of the
happies negroes upon the face Of the earth misplaced then
have only 70 say he is past hope and past cure
As live, do believe there is negro in one thou
sand upon the coast OF Africa, who Is as wei on, morally
physically, socially the worst abused slave IN the un
ted States Slavery here slavery indeed and OF the most
horrible kind Cruelty here by black
heart-rending Witness Some chiefs (blaek) own thou
sAndsthey SELL torture, kin them, Mt pleasure Ninety
every hundred negroes slaves ee In towns
would gladly exchange their condition with the mesnest
most IL treated slave the Union IL ia impossible to pic
ture the miserable condition of the native African upon his
own soil. Civilization, partial culture with the
Of natives is idea perfectly absurd that does
not admit Of thought. With the combined efforts Of mil
Lion competent honest IndasSus perseEerng Phnsnthro
pists with millions Of money yearly expended to the best
possible advantage for million of years. would not develop
one hundred native Africans who would be OF any account
the world at large. So much for nigger Having
our negroes southern States and having
them here regard the institution it exists there
benign nay heavenly institution and southern brethren
deserve thanks of the whole Christian world, for having
xmeorated in such striking contrast with their brethren
here three and a half millions Of negroes
You may imagine that, although democrat, pray
for the election Of Mr. Buchanan, and mainly because upor
this negro question the democratic party Is right"
The legislature of Pennsylvania has adopted resolutions
instrucng her United States senator's and requesting he
members of Congress vote against any Law for the re
peal of the duty on railroad iron.
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OFFICIAL.


TnKAsUKr DKraErMKsT-
November ~. lr5e
EoeR hereby given holders Of u The
States department will purchase the
ID Of March neri uness Of shall prey
ouy obtained, will pay, addition interest
The date Of The last semi annual dividend of Deres, thereon
together dny additional
vendor, following Of pa soeks:
For Of 1872, premium Of 10 per
OF 1877 and Isss premium per cent;
1850, commonly called Texas Indemnity Stock
premium OF per
Of stock transmitted me department
lice assigned the United party
proceeds. III
day Of January the half years
present sueckhoIde will payable
able for the stock.
Payment for the stocks assigned and transmitted
dras The Assistant Treasures Boston, Yaxk
Philadelphia, the option Of the parties entitled
money, which should expressed accompanying the
certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov 2s-dt3dMarehiff Secretary of the Treasury.
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FRos TURKs IzxxD.--The Royal Standard Of the 18th
ultimo says:
3We regret to say that not bushe Of barrel
of -four be purchased here indeed provisions Of every
description IL might be said scarce We have hand
about hundred and twenty-five thousand bushels Of
salt; the last sold understand brought fourteen cent?
Many OF the holders anxious to sell before the crop
comes in The weather is very fine at present. and the
pans throughout the colony East Harbor and Salt Cay
in particular in forward condition for this Of
the year"
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TIE CONCERT FOR THE POOR.

Though need hardly remind readers of the fact
that this interesting concert is to take place next Mon
day evening yet feel it duty to state that its object
charity and that its attraction win consist of Of the
finest music produced here the gentlemen connected
with it being sufficient guarantee for it's excellence We
therefore do not hesitate recommend it in every
sr,ect .mes.s .g.. -g a,..4. r...
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY EVENING. FEB IA, 1867.

r T. JAxEs, Ne La soah Tezih PhiAdai-
ia h our general travelling agent BY Wa H. WELps
I.uS COIIIxs JANEs Dxxnss, HAxxuIT, s. JAENs TNos
n NICE n VI. Mo8Klsox. 4 w. WILLY, WIZ l. WArEAnAS,
AK CAHsos, D. Mcsrx, BEE swAIs, T. AaEAEs and
2. DAVIS
hyNL M LEWIS of montgomery Alabama Cur gen
I yelling agent for Of Alabama and Tennessee
sd ~ v. LEWIS J4kEs O. LEWIS and SAMUEL d. LEwIs
ma Mr. c. street, Cincinnati Ohio, b.
~ General collecting agent the Western sies and Texas
.rd by H. J. THoAAs II. THoxAs, THos. NJ JAMS,
m A. L. cmLDs, crORss MoEnls, and RlcHAhD LEAEE Re
,siuts Of either viii be good.
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THE suGAR-CANE EXPEDITION.

The following which we copy from the New Orleans
Pienyune OF the 18th instant viii this time be read with
particular interest:
The United States bsrque ieleass, Lieutenant Sims
commanding arrived yesterday afternoon at this port with
1000 boxes of cuttings Plantan, banana, eddo
and other plants, from Lagusyra South America
The Reease will be rscolected sent ont at the
instance the Hon. Charles Mason, United States Commits
Of Patents South America to select specimens Of
not cultivation in the United States Mr.. Town
send Glover of the Patent Oce detailed to make the
lectionE.
Ths Release sailed from New York on the 7th Novem-
be 1885, and arrived Demarars the 10th of that
month.
% place she took aboard 400 boxes of the Lab
bacans variety besides plantsins bananas sddo and buck
yam roots.
"Frm Demarsra the Release proceeded LagusJra- No
grows this place. but Is the nearest port TO
Caracas where the directions of the Patent Office ordered
cane to be cut The dcslty Of transporting the cuttings
from Caracas to Laguayra may be estimated from the TACT
that the c OF Caracas lies 600 feet above the level OF the
The variety selected Caracas the purple red
species About 500 boxes taken aboard at Lagnayra
"Nr. Glover, with whom had heightened conversa-
aOn speaks the terms Of the country 1t needing
but American enterprise TO develop its rich and boundless
sources Caracas impressed hi very favoraby, notwith
standing the manifold traces vet risbc Of the memorable
earthquake OF ls23 Mr. Glover also Expressed himself
greatly indebted the authorities there Tor kindly offers to
AID him in his mission
me cuttings have been MADE with great oeh Oh CARE
and several planters who examined those mot In boxes
pressed themselves highly pleased Should the cuttings in
Che boxes turn out to be wei preserved we hope thsJ w
Wemay anticipate great benefits to the sugar interest
1--WE also shown large number Of curositiss select
dty Mr. Glover, which doubt viii enrich the collection
1.-THE Patent Office at Warrington
The Release leff Laguayrs the lsh ofJaEusry, and
Tived on Wednesday evening Mt the Balze-
The Release lies ut post Is and mot II, second district
previously stated, and in day Mr.. Glover viii
Commence distributing the cuttings He win be found aboard
zoe Release from 3, n m, to ,, p
The attention of sugar planters called 20 che ADVERTISE
@ert OF Mr.. Glover In another column"
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Husbands and fathers (says exchange win shudder
10 learn that the French fashions set by the Empress
Eugene contemplate contraction Of circumference and
cost Says correspondent
The last fee at the Tuileries marked by [ posi-
blel greater extravaganza than In the dresses The
Empress costume crinoline could possibly have sup
ported enormous the eytenf and sod the snb
structure The dress petcoaf OF white tulle with
three shirts boxlons tunic Of skvbue velvet trimmed
with tue pufngs and large gold beads and head dress
Of blue foliage. surmounied BY diamond tisra-al OF
which, Of course, became her Majesty"
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Gy-rhe Rev. and Hon. Nr. akers, OF Missouri, will
by Divine permission the NJ f. Church South
street, next sashahs n 7ocock The PASTOR the Rev. DR.
Dorsrtt, win preach AZ N, a
NOTICE IA hsrehy gives shst application he
~ made fr duplicate land behalf
Nelson New, secesssd wbos apercuy
cs stolen from the mani in of Decehe
as been MED IN the Gensni Land oce and ihe Commissioner
Pensions nonhed ia oss.
Feb l4-eviawf
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DEATH or laval oFFIcER-The Norfolk Argus of Tues
day informs us that X r. Olmstead the United
States navy died Saturday evening last at the Ocean
House in Portsmouth Mr.. o. efficient officer and,
by his active efforts in behalf of the sick and suffering du-
ring the fever in 1855 gained the esteem of the communi
y He entered the naval service in 154 and dgent
in his attention to his duties frank and generous in dspo-
sition.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following are tse drawn Maryland Conso
Lottery benefit % Carroll county drawn
February u, Is57s
a. ss as rs II IS rs 30 "a A. "A
The following ara Pntspsco Tasmts
Iolery, class 81 drawn February -, 1857;
III 4s ~ SO 43 40 ca ~ % 10 81
n. FRANCE Co, sasAsau.
D. u. MePHarL, Commissioner
Feh Hi
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We learn that the Secretary Of the Treasury has e1-
tended the time for receiving proposals Of construction for
the Courthouse at Rutland, Vermont until February 7s;
or The marine hospital at Burlington La until February
= 'ar the cnsonbeuse at ogaensburgs New York, until
February q for the courthouse at Windsor Vermont
Ona February IS for tine cnstombcuss at Galens, Ill
aO until February Is Ger the csstonhosse at Dialogue,
Iowa, until March 2
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ELECT.
THE ORDER OF PROCESSION
Aids MAEslAlin-ehief Aids
The military under me eOana q Cot W. Hickey or 'hs senior
N-isnal Fas, win appropriate eH1sie@s "a
lhe ualed States for The District efCoum-
bia and his deputies theH right
rEssd s,as,s q sa,isaal s.y and power
me TnT arso % asr-ss1sn,. y us sshAls
The Clergy.
Foreign Ministers
Members elect memb and Congress-
Governors ana r Governors o. slaies ana Territories and mem
ssr: q ne l,sl.ls'g s,a,: e DC sans ,..
Officers soldiers Of Revolution Of the q ei2 and Of
me Corporate Aulheiaes 81 washingson and Gsorgel0wn
ohs political military from Duict and ethsH
Professors schoonASter students within die District Of Co
unlbiai citizens Of rhe District, and Of
STATES and Territories.
the District q Columbia and elsewher no intend 70 paepsis
- ,, ~ Ne IN ,sn1 60 ~, ~ "a, ar,In,;nn a. Tore.
ey win be composed when win arrive here And AZ
bic York avenue and rank ne
s, men, y me % ess 20 naos
stated win seiy observed the different bodies tey
sss Nc s0aa' under "heh wan y gwen y
Al a oaeioe DE possession wiI move fIea me parade
When pa procession Pres
denl eisel VIII enier shah reach s Hotel The whole eoana vii
dent viii Tnry will then the rfssden
and fssasn, elect who ~ih then be escorted IN carriage non
Throaahou the progression banners and music via
be introduced; be permit
led 10 disturb The national ceremony.
When Of abreast the
Capitol 10 designated by programme
q me q q ne :. aae a. a. paas. ~as
hall hs military viii open ranks see nwars and present sras
through place where the committee will receive
Ane the President and President elect shall have reached
Capitol be varoas orders Of he procession win witness e IN
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oONGREss-sATuRDAY.

sEKArE-Seyera bills considered and passed the
most important Of which were the bin from the House Of
Representatives for the construction OF wagon road
rom Fort Kearney, VIA the South Pass Of the Rocky
mountains and Great Salt Lake valley TO the eastern
portion Of the State of California and for other purposes
and thu bill making grant of land 10 the Territory Of
Minnesota in alternate sections aid in the eonstruc-
ton Of certain railroads in said Territory. AT O'Clock
the Senate proceeded TO the consideration of executive
business and the doors remained closed until the hour Of
adjournment
HOUSE or RKpREsEsTArITGsThe report OF the commit
ee oconerence the dsagreang of the two houses
on the Military Academy bill concurred in by the
House so the bill passed resolution adopted to
print the usual number Of copies of the maps accompanying
the Presidents message resolution reported from
the Committee Of Elections authorizing the Clerk OF the
House to pay to s. b. Clark Of Iowa. who contested the
seat Of Mr. Hail. mileage and per diem from the first day
of the first session Of the present Congress to the 9th day
of May last After debate the resolution passed over
House bill for the relief of Bevet Captain Frederick Steele
of the United States army, passed Senate ball pro-
yding for the regular transmission Of the mail route
sS42 was also passed.
The House then went into Committee of the Whole on
the state Of the Union and took up the tariff question
Msssrs Smith and Garnet of Virginia and Mr. Horton Of
Ohio made hour speeches after which the COMMITTEES rose
and the House adjourned
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Cesrrrrss Our Administration Of Criminal Ju~ics: Masacr
VIII Out Rejection Dallas
stay Or Cos Recent Murder How They Order
The sab marine TeisEaph iatsrcou~e Braza
The Man About The
ienrence Fofegn The Queries
singy, eenia yearly, sa5s,
Fes u FRANcK TAYLOR.
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LAYD-WARRAYT FoRGERs.

AT the United States held at Portland Maine last
week Joseph Smith, George Neservey, and EnOch knight
were convicted Of obtaining land warrants at the Pension
onoe upon forged and fraudulent papers and sentenced TO
eOnfnsneut in the penientary to the full extent Of the
Law
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THE DEBATE In THE SENATE ON THE INDIANA
SENATORIAL ELECTION.


We to-day the publication OF the debate which
occurred the Senate upon the presentation TO that body
of the certificate of election of Hon G. N Fitch senator
from Indiana The question involved in the discussion
was whether the certificate Of the governor to the election
should be received sufficient evidence to authorize the
swearing Of the senator elect whether the certificate
and the evidence attacking its validity should be referred to
committee for investigation and report before the SEN
aor elect should take his The subject thoroughly
and ably investigated and the Senate by decided maori-
ty determined that Mr. Fitch should be in and bold
the seat whilst the papers protesting against the legality
of his election should be investigated and reported
BY the Judiciary Committee As this decision is believed
TO be in strict accordance with the precedens and as il
will probably settle the future action Of the Senate we
shall give the entire debate
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PRnTERs AsrIUx-The Typographical Society Of Phil
sdepha has taken preliminary for the establish
of an asylum for Supernatural printers and the
widows and orphans of deceased printers
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In fhis city at O'Clock to-day, Mrs FRANCES c. wife Of
Aud of the
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wAsHINGTos BRANCH RAILROAD.

wAsHINGTOs HRASCH RAILROAD.
IN r. E
TRAINS Washington for Balixose--
Il AT g and sk M. and and AZ, p.
On sunday, at "A, p. "
Leave Baltimore Washington
AZ Az aaG *, Am and and Az, p -.
On Sunday, al Az, q.
Phiiadea NEW fok wa take trains g.
az, and an
Passengers Annapolis will ake trains ~ and az
Do fsT Norfolk IN and J.
De- Coz the West 81 and az, connect
II. II. PARSONS, Asens
Jan IT-du