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San Andreas independent., 1857-02-14

JACK SMIrH.-This individual, known as Jack
Smith alias John Casper, was tried for murder
and acquitted at the present term of the Dis
trict Court. Immediately after his discharge,
he was again arrested for robbing the Hotel
D'Europe, in this place, on the oath of Septem-
Der last, and again locked up in Jail. Two other
persons, named Frank McNeal and Kinney,
were also arrested and lodged in Jail on suspi-
cion of being concerned with him in the robbie
ry Much credit is due to Deputy Sherifs B.
X. Thorn and Henry Shroebel, who have spent
great deal of money and time in ferreting out
the guilty ones concerned in this affair A por-
ton of the property stolen has been recovered
by them; and we learn they have obtained evi-
dence that will undoubtedly convict Smith.
San Andreas independent., 1857-02-14

Married.-At Mokelumue Hill, Feb. 10TH
1857, by Rev. 3. w. Risk, Mr.. HENRY VoGEL-
GEsASG formerly Of the city of Baltimore, to
Miss ANNA VENSIGERuoLz late of New Orleans.
A long and pleasant life to the newly we'd
ded couple say we. The have taken the right
step, and will henccforth be considered substan-
tial pillars in the society of California.
New Orleans Pcayune ard Baltimore Sun please copy]
San Andreas independent., 1857-02-14

CoNcERT.-Mr. j. Kelly gave vocal and in
strumental concert at Knickerbockcr Hall, on
last Thursday evening. Notwithstanding the
was in attendance; and, we think, appreciated
his efforts to please and interest them. Should
he visit us again under more favorable auspices,
simple announcement will ensure full
house; for he certainly is an excellent singer,
and has scarcely an equal On the violin and
banjo.
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u The bark Ellen, which rescued the passen-
Ssis OF tue Central America, is 10 be repaired at
the U - GOspOTt Navy Yard, free of charge
IL Ii is stated that 4 Justice OF the peace in
Pdssaic county, N. recently sold li6uor 10 a
woman, and after she got intoxicated cominitted
her TO Jail.
MUSICAL kSowLED5E.-Ths Musical Review
says
"A music dealer in thi. city received the other
DAY an order for MUzart's ''Don Giovanni" from
the country. He executed this order by sendiuT
the score OF Don Juan, which was Indignantly
returned with the remark that il was not sEDon
ed " want
IL SAKE. the weIl-know poet and editor of
the Burlington Sentinel add esses the following,
10 an offended subscriber:
A equity patron of the Sentinel
Politely bids us '.send the thing to heIl;''
timely hint lis proper, we confess
With change OF residence To change Tia, address
IL shall he sent, If Cha!on's mail will let it,
" here the subscriber will be sure To get Il
II A lew ago a man walking on the
bank. OF the Miami Canal, in Cincinnati and
seeing q dog lying down, threw club with a
heavy piece OF lead attached to it, at him but
missed him. and the missile flew into the water
The dog then plunged into the canal and broug ht
the weapon up and laid IL at the mans feet
he man then seized il and struck the oeaerou,
creature dead.
BEECHER THE BOys-The G:star,, writer
OF the independent has been devotlng an ESSAY TO
boys. He SAYS:
The lives Of piOus and good bows, which en-
rich the catalogues Of our great publishing soci-
eties resemble 4 real boys life about as much as
aehicken, picked and larded upon a spit. and
ready Tor delicious eating, resembles free fowl
IN the fields With some few honorable excep-
tionS, they are impossible boys. with incredible
goodness Apples that ripen long before their
time are either diseased or worm bitten
The PROsPECTs OF RAISING The CEyrr.r
AMERICA Some papers have been giving cur
rency TO reports that the Boston Submarine Ar
NOR Company had proposed To- Underwriters to
raise the Central America and save her treasure
4 he mate gives her position when she went down
Ia'- il - Ion. 70 Is from that point 10 th,
h-aTe>t land (Cape ROmaB) il is ~ miles and
tLe soHnd!HGs show GUd f4thonis Of wafer r rom
th''e iaf's the absurdity Of attempting To raise
the vessel or her treasure must be apparent
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hRRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

bhONNS' HOTEL.-H w Bolton. Md; q
do, Mrs T Walker. do; Miss Nj Ruth. Va: =
SaPen and lady, Md: Miss a SassceT. do: I, p
Holiday, La; K Turnage, Tenn; " q BiQg..
ID Ms ii LYMAN dc; Miss : Hyman, do; Il
Moses ia Miss Levy, Pa w Williams
Tenn. W w Learey. dc. J PAUL. Va; b BIan-
ton, Va, Garter and dau .hters Md ID Pratt
Mas " ,, Barton. Da; . Allen. 4 Thomp-
son, HIlkersOn. II Wilkinson F. VI Bu-
gess. Nd DIR Collins. do; g Harprave. ga: n
u Srler: Z Birch and lady No; Nils. n V
Bi,eh do Graham, uSN + l. Fi~ter. CSN
q Pattison. Tenn; Z c MeReeck. Ny: Geo w
HILLARY. Md w } Beall. do; 6 W Thoms. and
lady, do, p Daniel. jr. and family. Va; Ms
Gen VIM Bailey. Miss Il Bailey, do: Miss n
s e1idfy. rs sH Bailey. do; Nesmith, N.Y.
sCoIss, ST Hunter, Ma q W Hasethne. GA;
Chas Harris, Md 6 Il Barnley XVII /, d..
N ~ltt ana adj, Ca Rev u Dewitt, do; Al
Iehl ~, McGreXoI, do: % Pixies, Va; Madam
nhienilna, Pafi-; W Matthew'S Va: n B,ooks-
Nd; W LIVES Halton, Md; w w WortLinItGn'
dc, Z Yard. SC; II Dasser and Iadv. I'm!
JShh Snnnlns BAN, Ga Conoya Flo; c Il
Fsk Va Rhodes aud lady, Ala: + Ev3ns y
y; T. Duvall, Md ''' "
wILLARDs' HOTEL-u W Cozzcns nj.
w Gould, Pa Ewing, J \ Hunter OIfn. y 4
Dst, Va, Manning. 4 y: VI Eos, p. - n
SGossin: Hawt9sTne, u, Va; 4 M~tiehee
White, UsN; CT VI SpoiSwood do: aE'D-ck
IEson and lady, Va; W Massie DR. w r. RDII
Va; Mr. Thalberg, Mr. and Mad d'Angri. Mrand
Mad Eisuxtenps; r. Manning. Iowa: RI n Wool
Ny; Miss l. Brewster, Canada; Thos Franklin
Pa; Graz, NY; r SyIning,on. Md; II Barker' ]
Kent, Mass; faiT. Mrs Fair, Ala; ] Sal
moDd aad lady, Ny; n j Mcconnell, Md; III Par
Mn Mich; Miss l. Chapman. Va; Miss Morris,
Ny; Skies, Nd H-rrick. W "a Veteran,
Ny Elliott II X Wood, y Y. &c Wagner. :
- u Bu goynr, NY. Hon b Guthrie Pa: Dr. Il
dllsiar, ISN; Z Ellis, u. VI A kellogg, Va:
VI hahisi:. NJ Mason, y \; DR. Barclay, Lieut. A
baTh"tt- uSN; = = >daders0n Pa: r I{ SicoI \
TX, * : ; bi2ler- Pa; T. - ilowland Ohio; DR. Dil-
Iafd' IoNi { swan and fam, Ga
mn
hihh" GOD HOUSE-A G,ievenIury. La:
w AEe,"u ~, r. q Read do: G. : LiyinTs
,1h; a. "a fillmore, Va; + Il Tate do; c !
. Mcclure and lady, Mass: T. DilI PC N
Sonf@d, La: ii ID Mcclellan. Sc; & II Harris Nd
y Turner. DC; VI 70 Tate, Va; /: Bsremar p'i
Cooper, do; w : Young, do d :
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| ter of section twenty, sections twenty one TO
thirty and sections thirty three, thirtyfour' and
thlrty-hve, OF township sersRteen sections one to
Nineteen incusve the west half of section twenty;
the east half OF section twenty zone; sections TWEEN
V-two 10 twenty seven, inclusIve the hnf of
section twenty eight; the west half of section TWEEN
y1nlne; sections thirty and thlrty-one; the west
half of section thIrytwo; the east half of section
thirty three and sections thirty four and thirty
1--we, of township sightssH and TOWNSHIP s nineteen,
twenty, and twenty one of range JoEr.
Sections one, two, three, and ten to fifteen, incu-
slve; the northeast quarter of section twenty two:
sections twenty three to twenty six inclusive; the
southeast quarter of section thirty -four; and SEQ
ZION thHty hive, of township Ssrsntssa; sections
ono two. and three; the southeast quarter of sec
ton nine; sections ten to fifteen, inclusive: the
twenty two to twenty seven ncdisve: and sections
thirty four and thirty five, of township sightesn
oil section four; sections ten TO fifteen, inclusive;
sections twenty two to twenty seven. INC 'usive
and sections thirty four and thirty FIVE oftownship
HiHsseH' ana townships tptnt and fpsHty one, of
range FIRE.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military. and other purposes, together with those
swamp and Overllowed lands. made thereby unfit
for cutlya;ion If any granted to the state by the
and other States to reclaim he swamp lands within
their limits" approved September q, 1850, will be
NJ" ,ntnsrai iands'' or trncts containing mineral
deposits are to he offered at the public sales such
eindsdJrom soils OF Other disposal by the require
ments of the act of Congress approved 81 March,
the public lands IN California, the granting of Pre-
emT,Rnon nights therein, and for other purposes"
on the days appointed, and will proceed in the order
IN which they are advertised. until the whole shall
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks ard
no private entry of any of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under Iny hand at the city of Washington,
this sixteenth day of September, ammo Dornini one
Thousand eight hundred and SM f,y fTT1eIpGp,N.N
BY the President:
THos. A. HENDRICKS.
Comm
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Navy DEPARTMENT. Wa.hnston, Sept H 1857,
Sealed Prcpnas: endorsed Proposals for build
be received AT TINS department until the 9th ia, ot
November 1851, at o'clock p. m, fer the consIr,,c
ton OF the Marine Barracks ed TO be erect Ell
~ Iensacoia, florida; according to the plans aud
specifications prepared by the direction of the NAVY
department, copies of which may In seen at the
3hees OF the eommsndans of the Navy Yards at
nortsm0uth, New Hampshire, Boston. New York
philadelphia, Norfolk. and Pensacola snj Mt The
Navy Department.
The proposals must be for furnishing all the mate
iisIs ana competing the work a manner sa:Isfso
tory 10 The person who he appointe ed by the Navy
department tn superIntend the same ; and the De.
parnet reserves the right reject or acce p ny of
The proposals herein invited when n deems tha in
terest OF the United States requires IT. N '''
=, Nlnety per cent OF The amount of work done and
me materials delivered will be paid for from time Ia
time, as the work progresses, upon estimates ma5s
o cerlhed 10 by tn. superintendent on the parf Of
~, ne nIlen States, and ten per cent retained un;
the copietlon OF the contrao and acceptn noe of tLe
work ny the SAID superintendent and depaTtment
ana he iorIelted IN the of non IN Of hs
'rac'i Provluea thst no bill shall he for an
amount less than hve thousand dollars.
Each PROPOSAL must he accompanied by a written
suihItce, signed by TWO responsible persons car
iuuSa 70 o. 10 50 Nv navy agent poslnssteI. district
the sum Oh hive Thousand dollars that TN bidder will
II his proposal be accepted enter i'm.
toh contfact and bond with proper end suff Client
curly Tor Its faithful performance ~
Bidders are invited to examine the nlans and
organizations at the offices herein be fore
ms department, and plainly eDdo; sed p,onos.Io
lhr building Marine Barracks at Pensacola Ei0r;
The bidder only whose ofar mar h.., -,
De notlhed and the contract will he foTa.rJaS ,i
soon aereaIter AS practicable, which he will hs RS
NJ tie Isl % within ten days after It's rece Mt
~ uie Pust ONCE named by him. 'r'
spects according to the plans and soec, 81 a. re
cnntrac WE'VE months from and after the date of the
ssaa. IN wts,,No ISAAC TOuCEY,
Sa0rffHfY nf ha
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
QUARTBRMAsrRR's OFFICB NJ ARINK CoRPs, I
~ Sanf

QUARTBRMAsTsR's OTFIcR NJ sRINE CosPs,}
WAsHINGT TON, Sept. Ia. l857. (
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office I'M
TIL o'clock. p. m, on Thursday. the I'D October,
1887 for supplying tho Marine Corps with the fol ow
iss viz: ou''s 'D' nS'' year CHUNG ~" D''
sol to 800 uniform caps. complete.
900 to 1000 marine pompoons.
Loo TO 2,'o0 patent leather stocks.
sou TO 300 prIvates uniform coats, eomplets, OF
navy bITe cloth; indigo d,e-to be
soto 100 sergeants' uniform coats, (ssme as
5Oto 100 mus ioisns' coats scarlet cloth ochinea
dye-to be chemically tested.
to 30 paIrs non commissioned officers epsu-
soto socpsTs brass centre straps.
l,ooO to 2.oeo pairs linen ovcrals.
900 to 1908 linen shirts.
$50 to 300 marine blankets, (gray.)
so to Soo knap sacks;
$50 to 5000 pairs wooen socks.
5cto a"o marine fatigue &c Pr. the cloth to be navy
SO to 500 fatigue frocks. ''"N '"''' ''''0D'
l,oco to 800 flannel shirts.
so to 900 pairs woollen overalls. blue kersey.
SO to 900 woollen Jackets. do. 49,.
so y ,Oon pairs Canton flannel drawers.
80 On muscians' jackets. scarlet cloth, cochi-
neal dye-to he chemically tested.
Samples Of the above articles may be seen on app-
cation at this oitee at the ofce OF the assistant
qpateTmaster marine corps, las Spruce street, Phil-
II is to be understood that the accepted bidder is
overas, &c, on hand at the time of entering into
contract at the contract prlces thereof
BIDS Will be received for the whole parts for
the and it must be- ictly under
STOOD that critical ms peebon Will be gwen all aItl-
which do not come up to the sample viii he rejected
and thrown upon the hands tho contractor
The Quartermaster reserves to hmself the mi ut 10
increase or diminish the quantity named above as
the exlsencies or interests of the service may de-
Proposals to he addressed TO the "Quarterm,ster
Of the Marine Corps" washington. d. c. and en-
dorsed" Proposals for Supplies"
H-R0
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O II. Diday has lately directed attention, in
the Gazette Medicale de Lyons, to a very kind
mode OF lessening the apprehensionS Of persons
who have consented to submit to capital opera
lions, and which mode has been put in practice
al the Military Hospital of Bordeaux When il
mas oeen settled that a limb i TO come off the
precise day Is left undecided and the patient is
allowed, If the case admits Of il. to forget the
painful circumstance. Some morning the house
surgeon, IN going round SAYS to the poor man,
by the by. as YOU are to he operated upon. YOU
may as we'll get accustomed TO the smell of ch To-
TOform, and learn To- inhale it," Thereupon he
applies the mouthPiece, lets the man quietly in
hd!e the semi han vapOr, and allows complete
dnaesthesia to take place. The PARENT is then
CARED TO the operating theatre. where every
thing has boon prepared beforehand. and every
one ID ready for his task. The operation ia Der
formed, and the poor sufferer aw-akes delighted
that II is all over, and that he has been saved the
panSs OF trepidatIng Observation-Disclosures Lam
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Traveller Directory.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

One of the Steamships OF this CGnpeny, carrying
the United States Mails for ACAPULO, 149AA
CALIFORNIA; and OR ECON, IeayesS3&&
Panama twice each month. on the arm
val of the limited states Mail T. Z. COMPANY steam
ers, which leave New Orleans and New York regu-
lsrly On 5th and Goth OF each month WIN the mais
and passengers connecting VIA PANAMA KALI
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and sp
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
and safety. q, -
The Panama Railroad "a miles long is now Dom,
peted from ocean to ocean, and 10 crossed IN Sgl
hours. The baggage Of passengersi check ed In New
York through to San Francisco, and Passengers are
embarked At Panama by steamer at the company
expense. Pie money paid in New York covers al
expenses Of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San Franclsco, to prevent detention case OF acc!
dent. so that the route 10 entirely reltdbls-no fall
ure having occurred in eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same DAY they ar
rive at AspinwaI.
Conductors go through by each steamer, and take
charge OF women and children without other proteo-
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply at
the agency, In West street, New York, to
|. w. RATMOND-ort to
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS CO.,
jya-n BARTLETT. Boston.
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EVENING STAR.
ION ES,

by CHARLES MACKAY.
We sIt round the table and pour out the vine,
Transforming our CRY stalls to ruhles divine;
Then Gram them TO Freedom, to Friendship, to
Worth,
And think ourselves great as the Kings Of the
Earth; .r
When Jones, intsIIupting, says Drinking's a sin,
And headache and heaTtache are drawn from the
bin," -.
Fill the goblet again, not with cheers, but with
grOans:
Get out of our sunshine, ridiculous Jones.
| read the sweet letter my love sent to me,
Inc oslng a rose from the land DER the sea
j press To my fond lips curl of her hair
And own that she's lOvIng and good as she's fair:
w hen Jones, InterruptIng, says, /" Loves a mis-
take,
And women but play with mems hearts till they
break"
answer, Why not ifthey'rs bloodless as stones;
Get out OF my sunshine, detestabe JONES'
My heart glows with hope for the welfare Of man
pray Tor my fellows, and hslp when oan;
! see through the distance of ages to be,
Inc many, grown wiser, made happy and Iree,
W hen Jones. Iuterrupting. says" Man Is kHave;
Ana, u not tyrant, a fool or slave.
answer, There's kind human flesh on my nones-
6et out of my sunshine. cadaverOus Jones -
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A NEW PROSPECT FOR ESGLAND.-We I'M
derstand that movement is on loot to get up
new stable of American horses. to contend
against the racers of the English turf. 1t is
the opinion of our principal turf-men and breed
ers, that the stable of Mr. Ten Brock is not
IN all respects well chosen, and that his horses
have never been brought to the post in that
country In proper condition TO contend for the
honor OF the American turf. Nicholas / is
spoken of ut the head Of the new lot, and it is
said that if he goes, Fitzpatrick will 90 with
him. We shall hear moro Of this matter after
the great four mile race on the 29th September,
over the Fashion Course. Hold your horses ,
Our turfmea are not going to give it up so -
POrtsr'S SPIRIT.
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A TALE-A kind hearted editor of this city
was passing down State street on Saturday
morning, when he was met by lady ''whOse
appearance indicated that she had seen better
days" The lady stopped him, as if to solicit
aims and taking from beneath her shawl beau
tiful little white rooster of the Bantam breed
urged him TO purchase IL, to relieve her necess-
ties, naming twenty-fiv cents as a suitable
price. The gentleman took from his pocket a
One-dOllar bill which he placed in the lady $
hands, and relieving her of her burden, took the
little animal to his sanctum, where il is now
established as fighting editor" At an early
hour yesterday morning it was discovered
perched upon a chair, Growing over pile Of ex-
changes Adreyfissr.
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I'VE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOL-
W lowing Goods which We are prepared to sell al
a small advance of cost for cash
A very large variety of Turner Bros. celebrated
LlquOrs,viz
Turner'S Ginger Wine, an excellept remedy for
Dyspepsia
Blackberry Brandy, certain cure for Dlarrhea and
Dysentery
Claret, Madeira. Sherry, and Sweet Malaga Wines,
all of superior quality
Raspberry, Strawberry, Ginger, and Cherry Bran
dies, al of fine favoTs, prepared from tho pure
juice Of the fruit
Curacoa, Abslnthe, Essence Of Temperament
EItract 81 Sarsaparllla, StoughtOn Btters
Forest w inc Bitters
- We have 81 so on hand. supply of DIR. Wheeler's
Celebrated Sherry Wins BItters, a splendid article.
la addition to the above, we have at all times
large supply of tho following named stock of Malt
!Iquors, being the only Liquors of the kind in the
District and W hlch cannot fail giving satisfaction
70 al who use them: Philadelphia Y Y, Burton and
xxx Pale Ale, Phi! adclphia Brown Stout,XX PoT
ter. and fine article of lager Beer.
AS usual, supply of Mineral Water, Cider, Il O.,
on hand. Army d SHINN
les 81 Green street. GEORGETOWN.
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y.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPrIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
To any OF the lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated required TO estsb
lsh the To the satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver of the proper land office, and make pay
bient therefor n soon as pratti6able Gfe ssetng
commencement of the public sale Of the lands
braclng the tract claimed; O herwIse such CLAIM will
be forfeited. TH0S. A. HENDRICKS.
sol8 Commissioner OF the cneral Land Office.
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ORANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD


&s
GREAT UTHERN MAIL LINE
Twice Daily, Sunday nights excepted between
WASHINGTON CITY and the SOUTH, via
ALEXANDRIA, GORDOESVIbLEAND RICH
Leaves Washington at O'Clock q. m.
- Wsshing ton at O'Clock 10.
rare nom Washinston to Richmond, IS n.
For LfNCHBURG snd the SOUTHWEST.
Leave Washington At s O'Clock q. 'm.. arrive in
LII vi hi next morning at 4 n. m, connecting
with the trans ON the Virginia ard Tennessee Rail
Road for MEMPHIS. Mail Stages from Char
ottesvllle to ~ nchburg distance of 81 miles.
Fare from Washington 10 l.ynchburg, S7.7S.
Memphis, S.S.
The most expeditions route To the Virginia
Spring SIX hours stage travel to the Green
brIer White Sulphur.
Leave Washington at q. m, arrive at WHITE
SULPHUR the same night.
Fare from Alexandra TO White Sulphur, dI2.5n.
The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot of Seventh
IN Connection with the trains.
Tickets for Richmond and Ly nchburg procured on
the Boat.
a. = OmnihuSos and Baggage Wagons will be at the
Depot OF the Washington Railroad, to convey pas
sengers and baggage TO the Steamboat, for AieIsn-
aua, distance DISK miles, allowing ample time
for meals. -.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
Alexandria. July, 1851. i, eff
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
% u ~


BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
The recent extension snd Improvement Of It's lead-
tire revision Of the running arrsns ements ofths road
by which highly important advantages to TIE Isv
s. 81 hn4 ' RiS a be 's sa:
@ ifRkrN start.
from Camden Station, Baltimore. al A. M.,ts1cspt
sunday stops At way stations and arrives 81 Cum
sso9nd.T6e Mall TRAIN start. SUNDAY e.-
trains for CoIumbus. CIncinnsii Indianapolis. Lou
svilie, Chicago st LOUIS; &c, aud at sane place
Cleveland Road, and also at ParkersburE with Ma
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves ds GSu at SIS p NJ Cow
| meeting at Benwood at A. NJ. with express trains
hours from Baltimore and rs hours from Washing
At Grafton with cars BY Parkersburs and Marietta
roads Tor CllIlIoo;he. Ci3cn.ati, etc These trsEs
Louis. and At Cincinnati WITH the Great Ohio ard
Ioas 80 St. L"u. IN Go ssf from, s
Baltimore by this tram the lime 20 al the central
sSs sGsnern pee. 70 he West much sss While
the shortest OF other routes. From the West these
Tns 81 sTs ssns so.e ND satisfactory ar
rHR 86sssHs T fhe1kfa fsrIS ns to f pt
Camden station and Al WsssnS 1 az De- D. c. r'e'
PASSENGERS from Baltimore or Washington may
ing trains, ard lying over at Cumberland or Oak
land, and resuming pe1t morning by WheelIns 40
onmInodatIon train, leaving Cumberland ct and
Oakland at 1850.
FOR WAY PISSENG ERs.
The Cumberland Accommodation Tram at A M,
VIII stop al AL Statlons east of Cumberland snd the
wheeling Accommodation az all Stations heyond
Cumberland going West. Eestwarsy. the Man
Train lesves Wheeling at 80 a. NJ, and A cc0mmo-
daton leaves Cumberland at 2, reaching Baltimore
at5SP.M.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between GrafSn and Parkersburg, way
the Msil sastwardy.
stopplng at way stations Leaves Frederick at s.l5
The E.l.lCOTI.S MILL TRAIN leaves A. 5.s5
A. NJ, and Sis p. VI. Leaves Eihoott's Mills at7
A. N and J.; N, except Sunday:
Leave Baltimore for Washington at &.I5 and us
and Sis z. VI. only. 10y
Leave Washington for Baltimore at and $50 A.
NJ. and 3 and 80 L. NJ. On Sundays at "A. NJ, and
The FIRST and fourth trains from Baltimore, snd the
second and fourth trains from Washington, will he
express msIi trains stopping only at Washington
Junction and Annapolis Junction.
ne s5 and Is trains from Baltimore and the 30
and ~ 'ralns from Washington connect with the
trains from Annapolis.
For tickets, information. fare, 30, aprly To J. T.
EN6LAND, Agent, a. the Ticket office, Camden
Staslon.. WM. =. WOODSlD