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And the various affections consequent upon disc
SI'ORA (LL-LlH. LIKER

Z SIO-HALL CIT Or LIPIgH.
Such as Indigestion, Acldty Of the Stomach ollc Palms.
eurpuTn Loss Of Appetite, Dependency, oostlveneSs
snd and bleeding piles In all Nervous RennSs, and
highly beneficial, and in others elected decided cure
This Is purely vegetable compound prepared on strictly
geent!nc prncples after the of the celebrated
Holland professor poethaye Because Of It's great success
IL most o. me European States It's Introduction into the
United States was intended especially
faetand scattered here and the face Of this
mighty country Meeting with great among them
Lnqw otter It to the public, knowing truly
wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
it's to whose
stituons may have impaired by the continuous use Of
ardent SPIRITS or other forms Of dissipation. Generally In
In eject finds its way directly the seat Of
nrilln and qnceening every nerve, rClsinS up the
the system = fie' ~
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CLUVhEt tSfIE1Il. 3 % :
y BUSH! Clover SEED, for sale By
ri ifeh8 sf s5s fEE0BgRN & fIhDDIsN
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business
We keep constantly for large stock OF foods adspt
e! 70 the Western Particular paid to fur
CEs with - =
French Plate Glass Mirrors.
In Rfanea OF tts ncwest and bedutNaIl designs
FHAMEs for PORTRAITS pAETS6E and 1EROR1ylSos made
IN any desired STYLE Eoosng Class Plates, Plate Picture
ana window GLASS; tHEerss DfaInois7
kinds Marble Slabs Brackets 9OdIjeaf. etc.
nsied to tie trade nit the most favorable terms
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SHEET MUSIC.
constantly receiving and keep on hind large and
choices collection of Sheet Music Also, Instruction Books
for every kind OF Instruments now in use.
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GRIaTADohO5S| II.A-II3 =I=l-VSI.. !

WIshiR ngt giitit al the meriis lie,
-s-ts OF gEstad6Fri meyer eqnafed TlvEs
Red If flhHfs tiAtkS itforrus rrey,
Aere4t,ts pc Hl'ees Away from decay. 8
ms Eats Lsss IS sttai holds ~ iS1
ton - Ia tnllt e. rim
ssOBsLD. HEeps agd soad Wholesale TeIl maj
apEliee Nn5tel Ipon1 ~ CHIsTA pOi0'l NOD -
IpR t4opsE HEr Y0, and By ali
peltG me Itnlted Sftteaf
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FIttsbufgf, Pa
T. w DSUtt Sons, 1872 N. I'd street New
york. Barnes Park, S4 Broadway, corner Dnahe Bbit-
more CnspAre Hrothers Gay Pennd Avenue GIN
SInnatt John D. Park Chicago, barclay Brothers. eis g.
J. Wright Co. - - t's1'ist
soldby Laughing B6shasi Wholesale Agents for NORM
western HlrR1nai 7. d Logan Co.., and other ITuass
and throughout United States and
SAneans. Oct3daw1y.
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5 :
AEBEST O. IGECEGARDAON'sI
Advertising anu Corresponding o1ce, No. $780, Br0adTay
New York ~
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b RE5 M on A -

consequence of raise in Tie price we the
undersigned are Obliged 20 raise The preeOf Boled Ale
Eighty per dOI, aud after the OF April until
further notice. ~ ~ CHARLES GARR0RTH,
LEWIS SNYDER,
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FROM MEXICO.

Gen. Walkers brother died on board the En-
pire Cityyesterday.
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OFFICE, ooRNER WATER AND NoERoE grREErs.

BY TILE NATIONAL lime.
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CALIFORNIA; NEWS.

ARRIVAL OF THE sIEA slER EMPIRE cry
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u w MCDOWELL, Esq, says: 'sI have used BoeFhaye,s
hoand bteIs mySei and recommend others, know.
AID Jonathan Nicely, OF Lower St Clair saws: I have
from Its use for weakness Of the stom.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Browns HOTEL Chapman, Ark; DR. r
Fuller and lady, sc; Missiles Fuller, do Mrs
uller, do; Reamy, o; f. II Nichols, Ill: J
Boyd, Ala; 3 o Terry, do; r wootaIl Nd; Cap
l. Borney; shelby, Miss; W. odalI and lady
Md; J Cranberry and son, Ga; G Rahnweiler.
B Kirk, Md; w Scott, Ia; TYLER. do: p Z
Taylor, Kan; Thos Simms, La; II Harwood
N.Y. w e Watson and lady, Miss; w Dowd
and lady, 10; NJ Brown and lady, Tex; Jno Nc
Mellar, Texas Holmes, sc; ID NJ Long Ala;
VIM Choice. sc; v NJ Butler, Va; Mr. Jones Ga:
w Hanson, lady and nurse, NJ. f Dewee.
Nv NV, w Bigslow, sc; r Scott, Md R H
80; Mrs c Chontain, do; d l. Line.anlt. do. I
Winston, Kan; Berry, Md; w A Wallace, Md.
John Hodges, u Md; McEvoy, Va c Nor
timer, Nd > Wright, Va; P sampson, do;
do; w Choice and lady, sc; Miss II ID Choice,
do; Miss Cleveland, do; Miss c c CleyeIa nd
do; Cleveland, do; O NJ Binker, Me; NJ
Workman, Nd; w ID Kelly and lady, Kan Ter:
Murzah, La; p w CowIes and lady. Ala: g
Gunton, do; Miss NJ 8 Garrison, do; ] T. pow
ell; Va, Letcher, do; G. w Hickman and w.
-; Miss Butcher, do r Hudgin, Va; VIM
Pa.
WlLLARDS HOTEi..-R II Merrick. III: y
Barnnm, Md Mclaughlin, do; n Boyce, I.a:J
Delany, do; T. Van Ness, USA; J Hunter, Mo;
ID O3Hanlon, NC; r. r Miles, sc; Porcher,
do; j. Porcher, do; G. Porcher do; l. Baner,
sachs. Pa; Gerald, DIR, NY; Mrs III Faster DIR.
Md Hon Porter. Pa; II Williams, Iy, Va;
Burnley, ly, XIV; Miss Burnley, do; l. Burnley do;
Burnley. do; Mrs Worthington do: Miss
Snead, do M Smith, Pa; r Anderson, Va; J
r Steers; NY. - -
HARDWOOD HOUSE.-R NJ Cox III: n
Fithiol, La; ID Cheney and lady, Va; w De-
derrick, La; IL B Beall, Md; Dr. II T Spence.
Bid; Hanson. Ga; B Campbell, NY; r.
Morris, Pa; # II Everett, Mo; Wiley, USMC;
p w Hutter, Pa; g X James, Va; Inneyood
Mass; q Lancaster, Ind; w Pishbock, Va; A
Fenton, Md.
WASHINGTON HOUSE-Charles and A A
Dunk, shramwall, Mrs Stewart, Pa; Hart
well w Coles, J Harmance, N York; J McCo,d.
OnIoi hible, y BARRELS, Kansas; DR. p T.
Duvall and two sisters Va: ! r Crabb R,lt,e.
w schIivner. CT; Geo r. stewart, Ind; A A
Bruner and lady, CT Rev J A Adams, Md.
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TRANsPORTATION OF COAL TO CHINA
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Constipation, Equipment, and}

Repairs, August IL, 1857. !
Proposals, sealed and endorsed =" PROPOSAL, for
fI.tght 20 ca tHd," will be received at this Bureau
untl o'clock, the 18th September next, for the
transportation OF not exceeding 400 tons of Anthra-
cte Coal nom the port of Ph adephia in such guam
proper 70 accept to be delivered TO the United Stafee
Naval s,orekeepers 1t Hong Kong and Shans lai, as
The offer viii state the price per ton of9 o,o lbs
Tor that delivered without pTimage or any other ex
ira charge, and also the rate at which demurra rage
VIII De charged No other than cargo for the Gov
eminent TO be received on board.
II the dIaught OF water of the vessel offered makes
any gherage necessary Ia loading 1t will he at the
cost OF the vessel but good DIES patch will be given
IN loading, For the delivery OF the Coal within
reach OF the ships tackle at the ports an China law
days VIII he demanded. at the rnte Of one fa r-wea
theI working day Tor every ~ tons Of coal. =
The vessel named must stand A No !, and pass
the usual inspection by such officers may be ap-
pointed by the COmmaDdant of the Yard where the
Ship may be; and If not offered for pecton within
partment will make such other aTTang cement will
best snbserve the public interest. The vessel must
be IN Phi ade phia and ready to load within ten day
after she has passed inspection, and the notice OF
acceptance gwen.
WInd and weather permitting, the vessel must
ssii WITHIN i've day after being loaded and tho bills
81 iau.hg signed; Otherwise there will be deducted
u' the nelght money, for each and every days de-
an,, ~ ~, beyond the i've days named, suW
rsfe ~ WY III N'1A'
PAYMENT wall he made within thirty DAYS after the
PessAon OF receipts In triplIcate of the delivery
oI Inc coal; by any Navy Agent in the United states
ihst me bidder may select, whe will he desig mated
'" NV N"~''' P'Si aug IA saw4w
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Traveller Directory.
WAsHINGTON ANDALEXANpRIA,

WASHINGTON A AND h MdDNf REEkasso,.
w Saazfs r EgvrsT faS StsrTs GEORGE
Ing hours, On and amer soth July Ip,s; -. =
:sy. Ie:Sins.on. a. *. ,Os. and llx I. M. s,..
The pubic may oonhdepty rely on the Boat start
ing at the time advertised.
y22FSNdAss Ne RPs, s.D viii nt "trip r S.s
sas SSGEf SSSHkiER, Captains.
Either Boat may be chartered for Excursions q
Any ly. time, on application to JOSEPH BRYAN.
avenue. or to the Captains on board. j. III
TIE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
One Of the Steamships Of this Company. carrying
Is Sf,s: s ss, Is ssSSsArsES
Panama twice each month. on the srriLs11R
larry on 5th and 10th Of each month with the mail.
and Passensers connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and ap
proved by the Navy Department. and guaranty speed
The Panama Railroad "a miles lons) is now com
pleted from ocean to ocean. and is crossed in sor
hours. The baggage OF passengers 10 check ed New
York through TO San francisco. and passengers are
embarked at Panama By steamer at the oompany's
expense. The money paid IN New York covers all
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
dent SO thai The route is entirely 1eiiabis-no fail
pa..enss!s leave Panama the same day they AZ
Conductors 60 through By each steamer, and take
charge Of women and children without other protec
the agency, Ia. West street, New Iorf.to "''' -
hkMs hf %Ss IA RSRRIIss & CO..
, New Orleans or
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nAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERR
- AND LEESBURG, Va, via Chesapeake al
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOHN IL, SMOOT,

JOHN TX. SMOOT,
has received from New York and Phisdeiphra
and now offering at very low prices, to cash and
prompt customers large and general assortment OF
STAPLE and FANCY GoODs-oomprising in part az
New style Silk Robes and fancy Silks
Best make black Silks, high lustred
R KICK Ghse: %cn M snd Nous Dsanes
ChaIlies and Barge Deiaine.. in great variety
Rich Organde, Barge, and Jaconet Robes
Bright oolors and mode plain Bareges and De-
PLAIN French BriIliants and Percales
taIn cooTs GraveLlas and SPring-style Poplins
&sst French printed JacSnets and Brilliauts
Best makes new styles Ginghams
pebages, Chambrays and plain Lustres
English Prints Of new styles, In great variety, At
Rich ChIntz oolors bes. French Organizes
MHIIE GoS2s, IN great variety
PLAID and striped Muslns
Small cured and rlch Brocade Swiss Muslins
PLAID and striped Jaoonet, Nansook and Swiss
White Tarlotons, Illusions, and Wash Nets
Linen Cambrio, Linen and Bishop lawns Ens'p
Super English Long ClothE, suitable for Ladies'
New York. Bates. Atwood, and other good makes
White Brilliants ard striped India Dimity
Shirt Blossoms and SHIRT Collars
French worked Muslin Collars and Sets
Swiss CaITllrlO Collars and sets
Swiss and Lace Sleeves and Sets
Honiton and Maltese Laoe Collars
Swiss Cambria and Dimity Bands
Embroidered Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
Also, new styles Lace and Silk Mantillas
Stella and White Grape Shawls
Plain and rioh figured Bonnet and Sash Ribbons
Steel spring, Metropolitan, and other Skeleton
Skirts
Spring assortment OF Bajou's Kid Gloves
Tadeta Silk, black lace and Lise thread do.
Cotton Hosiery of every kind for ladies' and
Gents best English Halfbose. ribbed anil nl.in
do I.ise thread and fancy cotton do.
A good assortment IF Silk Cravats and Ties
SuspenderS, Silk and Linen Cambria Hdkfs
GossaIner and Lis le-thread Shirts and Drawers
Ncw style Parasole.
Also, Gentlemen and Boys wear of every descrip-
tlon, with every variety of House. furnishing Div
Goods. 49,. -, 81.
Domestic Goods for servants wear of the hesyiest
makes.
Purchasers may rely upon getting desirable goods
1t low prices.
zap str JOHN H. SMOOT.
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOsITEs.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES.
MONEY LOANo~ STOCK SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS. BANKERS.
an Tiff Opposits the TrsasH,u
DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
l. PAINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY COMBINED.
RO TOG RAPHIC TRAITS
In Oil ColOrs, on Canvas, =.
MINIATURE OR SIZR OF LIPR.

\. WALKERS
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY,
Odeon Hall, corner4h ut. and Pennsy wanna venn
8. WALKER has fitted up the above spacious
apartments at very great outlay of capital thereby
rendering his establishment one OF the most com
plete and handsome in the whole country. He has
large Gallery for free exhibition of upward of 200
hne Oil Paintings, by some Of the best ancient and
modern masters, TO which he intends TO add fresh
Inportatlons. >. WALKER has also fitted up COM
plete suit of Ioons with private robing apartments
ments, and engaged first class operative artist to
PHOTOGRAPHIC, AMBROTYfE AND DA-
GUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS, from the
smallest miniature TO 81 re Of life. ,.
=. WALKER. by combining the PhOtOgr aphic Pro-
cess with the art OF Painting Of which he has had
p years experience, and whose specimens Of life
size portraits may be seen in some of the first fami
lies OF the city, as well as those exhibited in his
Gallery, he will be able, by the combination of the
two, to produce portraits that have never been or
oeed for their fidelity and life like ex PRESTON Can
vas and boards prepared By himself OK pressly for
the purpose. .. Y ~ =
Particular attention. paid to tho painting of Por-
DECEASED friends. u -
photographs taken from corpses, or sick persons
TAKEN at their own residences, on Immediate notice.
Committses and classes taken in any number in
groups and any Quantity Of copies from the same sold
I.ikenesses painted on Copper for Tomb STONES
Valuable OIl Paintings, and Old FamilJ Portraits.
carefully back lined and restored to their Original
freshness. = .a..- .-sE'. :. - ~
LADIES' and gentlemen are respectfully solioitss
to eau at the Gallery over ton hook store
entrance ~ street, two doors from Pennsyl wanna
avsnps,iF - when
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

NAsHIN3TOS, August l4th, 1887.
On the petition Of J. ID. Russell and G. Water
man, administrators OF =. Waterman, decea sed of
New York, praying for the extension of a patent
granted TO ID. Russell and Stephen Waterman on
the Slst OF January, 1874, for an improvement in
shps blocks, for years from the ex piration
81 said patent, which takes place the 3lst day of
January, 1880.
is ordered that the said petition be heard NJ the
Patent Office on Monday, the nth of January, Ie5s,
al IL O'Clock, m; and All persons Motif ed TO ap-
pear and show cause ifany they have, why said Pc
tItLon ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ME IN the Patent Ofhce their objections specially
set forth IN writing AT least twenty DAYS before the
day OF bearing all testimony II led by either party TO
De used al the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted IN accordance with the rules of the Office
which wall be furnls he'd on application.
The testimony the case will be closed on the a st
OF December; dispositions and other papers relied
upon as testimony must be filed in the office on or
before the morning OF that day; the Arguments. III
any within ten days thereafter.
ordered also, that this notice he published in the
mon, infeihgencer, and Evening Star, Washing
ton; Republican, Baltimore: Pennsy lvanian Phila-
Dolphin; DAILY News, New York; and Inquirer Gin
clnnatl, once week for three weeks pre-
yous To the llth Of January next the day of hear
ing. y. r. SHCGERT
Acting Commissioner OF Patents
T.. =. Editors of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office with paper
containing thls notice. aug l5-lawSW
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TIE UNITED STATES AGRIcuLrURAL SOCIETY.
The exhibition Of this national society, which
will be held near this city on Monday, August
81 inst will far surpass in interest all the exhi-
billions the country has yet witnessed. The dis
play of cattle and horses will be unparalleled,
and in all the other departments the show will be
the most attractive one that has yet been held by
the National Society. The mode OF exhibition at
this fair will be altogether different from that
which has prevailed at the former exhibition of
the society. Different classes of stock and horses
will he shown for competition each day in the
spacious and splendid amphitheaire The floral
hall will be well stocked with the choicest col
lectiOns of fruits and flowers. The gallery of
fine arts will contain number of specimens OF
paintings and soul pture by the most celebrated
artists, among which will be life-size s'Sabna y
and probably the original Powers "GTeek
slave" The manufacturers hall will present a
fne display of manufactured articles, and the
machine hall will be filed with engines and ma
chimes Of all description in operation. Nothing
so complete has ever been opened for the public
In this country, and effort has been omitted to
make the exhibition uneQualled in attractions
vast concousse OF visiters from every State in
the Union will be in attendance, and at the grand
banquet, with which the exhibition will be
closed, host OF the most distinguished men of
the nation will be present. The grounds are
spacious, and fitted up with elegance Every
attention has been paid to the comfort and con-
yenience of exhibitors and visiters, and a rare
opportunity will be afforded the people of all
lions TO meet together in friendly and social in
tercourse The citizens of Louisville are pre-
pairing to receive the vast crowd of strangers with
becoming hospitality, and to extend to them a
genuine Kentucky welcome.-LouisrIIIs jour
nal, August IL.
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III The New Jersey Railroad Company has
successfully tried the experiment Of Lighting car
by gas.
II The Madrid journals Of the oath Of July
state that great numbers of persons had left the
capital in consequence Of the heat.
ID strenuous effort IL being made by the
Episcopalians of Ohio, to endow the Episcopate
Of that diocese by raising the sum of $40 900.
ID The emigration from Germany to America
has taken an increased start this summer Il. 900
able bodied men having departed from the duchy
OF Mecklenburg-S alone.
II Somebody has been making a calculation
from which he concludes that the crop of hay in
New York State is so heavy that there are not
barns enough to contain it.
UrA Berlin correspondent of Stettin Gazette
asserts that the PrusSian clergy have privately
been requested by the authorities to abstain
from smoking in public.
IL The Jews of the Crown street synaropue
philadelphia. have organized a Sabbath School
The main object, however, In its establishment
seems to be to teach the children the Hebrew Ian
guags.
III OF the Baptist Church in Carter Lane.
London, Dr. Gin was pastor for fifty -four years
He was succeeded by Or. Rippon who filed the
office sixty-three years. That church, therefore,
had bat two pastors in III years.
DWater lime mixed with skinned milk is
said TO make an excellent drab colored paint. Ii
will adhere well to wood, stone, brick or mortar
where oil paint has not been used and is yeTy hard
and durable.
IL "You haven't opened your mouth during
the whole session, y complained member of the
Legislator to another representative sob, yes
have, was the reply: Il yawned through the
whole of your Speech
IL We have received the first number of
paper that has been started In Boston Ii Is call
ed the News Letter, and is edited by Samuel II
Glen, who informs the public that sour object in
starting the Evening News Letter is, firstly Sec
ondly, thirdly, and lastly, to make money!
III Rev Thos. Whitmore editor Of the Bos-
ton Cniyersalist Trumpet. complains of a great
loss OF interest among Universalsts in the meet
lngs OF their Conventions, which used to be at
tended by large bodies of people. but which now
excite but little attention beyond the clergy
ID An Egyptian pea, brought by w ilkinson,
the traveller, TO England, has been planted and
successfully grown. The product was numerous
and the peas are now sold by Mr.. Grimstone 81
High street, Bloomsbury, London TO amateurs
The flower is bell shaped and the pea swee, and
nutritious.
u The London Times says that several spikes
fastened In lndia rubber. were discovered on the
Goodwood race course on the day the Good wood
cup was run. Every effort has been made to trace
the scoundrel who caused them to be distributed
Is supposed that they were used In the hopes of
tanning Blink BOnny
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
&MAs

u
EALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent extension and Improvement Of it's lead
ing connecting lines st the West required an en-
y winch highly important sdSantages to the trsS
fe' s5s s THRE 8 8a nnS AfE June
S fSfSs start.
from Camden Station, Baltimore, at A. M.,(except
sunday stops y way stations and arrives at Cum
second-The MAIL TRAIN starts SUNDAY ex-
cePsed) at 50 a; NJ and arrives at hsel.ns at Is
trains for Coumbus. CIncinnstl. Indianapolis, Lou
lsviue, Chicago ~ LOUIS, &c, and At same place
Cleveland Road, ard also at Psrkersburs with Ma
THrd%The ST. LOUIS and CINCINNATI
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at SIS p. NJ, con.
meeting at Benwood at A. Nj. with express trains
cS1s at Cosbrs and rs:es tner. tf IN Sut 8
hours from Baltimore and IS hours from Washing
at Grafton with cars BY Parkersburg and Marietta
roads for Chlcothe. CIncnnsti, etc. These trains
LOUIS, and at Cincinnati with the Great Ohio and
IisslssppI Express for Louisville, Cairo and -.
Baltimore. BY this train the time all the central
and southern places in the West is much less, while
the shortest of other routes. From the West these
e@9nsc ~ are equally Sose snd satisfactory ar
, H. Baggage checked through to all poInts.
TBRoUGH TICKETS SOLD at lowest rates at
|, Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
-isr the entire road By daylight, by taking Morn
iss1. and resuming next morning by Wheeling Ae-
comTnodation train. leaving Cumberland at and
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The Cumberland Accommodation Train At A M.
Will stop at all stations east of Cumberland, and the
Wheeling Accommodation at all stations beyond
Cumberland going West. Eastwardy, the Mail
Train leaves W heeng at 8.Sn A. NJ. and Accnmmo-
dstlon leaves Cumberland at 9, reaching Baltimore
oN. THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Grafton and Parkersburg, way
passengers wall take the Express westwardly and
The FREDERTCK TRAIN start. at 4P. NJ,
stopplng at way stations. Leaves Frederick az s.I5
a. NJ, arriving at Baltimore - noon.
The EEI.lCOfr'S MILL TRAIN leaves at SIS
A. NJ, and 5.l5 Y. vi. Leaves Elhcott's Mills OF =
A. VI. and Il. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at AIS and 9.l5
A. M. sand Sis =. Nj. On Sundays at Ais A. NJ,
and SIS =. VI. only.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at and 80 A.
NJ. and Sand 40 p. VI. On Sundays at IA. NJ, and
Az L. NJ. only,
The first and fourth trains from Baltimore, and the
second and fourth trains from Washington, will be
express mail trans. stopping only az Washington
Junction and Annapolis Junction.
The SIS and Is trains from Baltimore and the 80
and ~ Trains from Washington connect with the
trains from Anna polls.
For tickots, information, fare, &C., apply TO j. r.
ENGLAND, Agent, AZ the Ticket office, Camden
station. WIN. =. wOODSIDE,
~ IS-tf Master OF Transportation. Baltimore.