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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

thriving village, easy of access to crowdon !
city-often infected with diseuse from when
the pure air of tho country is excluded.
cannot agree to take from young men al SUM
illus to morality by placing them In a city,
where lotteries are sold and gaming houses
irequented-to exclude them from proper in
fiuence and to deprive than of the best moral
training, and to substitute instead OF these
the RIGHTEOUSNESS of prostitutes, and tho thou-
sand secret avenues to card tables ana drink
ing saloons, cannot agreeso deprive students
of the pure atmosphere, by enclosing them ny
strict rules, within city bounds, and tnus oy
weakening the body to injure the mind.
Nor do believe that the College removed
to Wilmington, would receive the patronage
of which g Alumnus" il 30 sanguine. VIII
mington has never yet supported this institu.
tlon to any extent yet 1t would be ioei
upon her intelligence and State pride to say
she withheld support because the College dld
not happen to be situated within her bounds s
and further, to say she would extend the here
tofore refused patronage, merely because the
removal of the college would be source OF
qualification to her. She has one College al
ready she does not support that and yet II
our College were now located there, she would
send, if she sent students at all, day scholars,
who would, of course, be of little benefit IN
supporting the College SO far as pecuniary
| matters are concerned. The whole TACT In re
ference to the prosperity Of Delaware College
| can be told in a few words. The defects OF thu
| free School system in Delaware have been the
drawback. The remedy is not to remove thu
| College from its present location, but to re-
model the system from which it must mainl,
derive its support-to establish good schools
to employ the very best teachers, to compen
safe them sufficiently, and by the establish
ment of normal school to make commo
cause between the Free Schools on the on
hand and the College on the other-that thu
1 College may supply competent instructor
and the scho ols, the students--the embry
teachers.
Already this result is being brought abou
: To facilitate its Accomplishment, let it ente
into the next campaign, let the people do the
part; and let them place in the legislatiN
assembly men who are not the Representative
> of party policy and party popularity but wi
! can look beyond this to questions Of right al
expediency. And be assured that let the CO
lege be located where it now is, it will sot
:, surmouut the difficulties that have long emba
rassed it, and become an honor to the Sta
and the sc Alma Mater' of oil her sons.
: STUDENT.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

YANKEE GIRLS JUST Now.--'sEx. Governor
Slade, Of Vermont, was recently at the sAmer-
ican,' with twenty-one New England girls,
whom he was taking out west for the purpose
OF giving employment as school-teachers. Tho
girls were not extraordinarily handsome, yet
they appeared to possess one great and indis-
pensible qualification of their calling, good
common-sense. An exuberance OF spirits was
exhibited by each one of the party. They will
all, undoubtedly, make good teachers, and,
before great while, excellent wives and mo-
Tiers. 1t is the fate of the Yankee girls in
coming west, to marry-a fate from which they
do not shrink, and fate which benefits every
community in which they settle. The New
England in our western population is an ele-
ment which gives life and energy to public and
private enterprise, and an element that should
be welcomed in every community. Governor
Slade has done great work for the west, in
his enterprise of supplying the country with
school-teachers. He has devoted his entire
energy and almost his whole life to his favor
,ite object Home Journal.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
a vALUAsLE mARYLAND FARM


IN WILL, DO sold at PRIVATEsALE,6 ne
sfisfA Of the most desirable Farms 10 Ke1t oopn'
tssspibsN ty Nd, known as .Hopeweu," living upon
Illb s4N both sides Of the Road leading from Ches-
l1sbl 9t92R tertnwn to Min ton, and fronting upon
ezsseEe1ssN. Chester River, within II m lies of Chester
town county seat Sontapi9g tsa aSres Of land in
nsSts The land 4 well set in clover and bar The
Inc upon I: There are two good substantial Brick
oxoeliert water large Apple orchard Of thrifty trees
a 6ae varieties, and good asseTtment 81 cheT5ieS.
This property almost equal parcels upon each SIDE
Of ths road offering for two 70,
geter there about fifty acres woodland thrifty young
Timber lying upon each side Of the road nearly ssuG
paTcos with great deal of post timber. Mogans Creek
Within ii a mile ofthe farm, has exoslIeni landing
from who all the produce Of the farm can be shipped,
md Liua received. There ia daily Steamboat from
heslertown Baltimore, aOrding great for
any small produce that may 10 grown. The situation
The inr be surpassed standing at the houses
eoniInnndg the view 81 The entiie farm. Washington
uing0 az Chestertuwn, largely endowed by the state
4 lie most rurishng nstitul in tine State and ohera
inducemenB for the Of eduoar ion, such as are
Ia en- 10 he met with Altogether this il one of the most
ieg abe farms in the Market and will bo sold on reasons
nile AID terms For further PARTICULARS
iudure OF subscriber at Delaware City, of Mi
DAVID BlDDl.E upon the premises,
PSI would saw that there WASH large Barn upon
the property which burned down two years since.
's f''r'' CLEMENT REEVES,
"a az Delaware City, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

IA WILL, be sold at PUBLIC 5 ALE, on the pre-
YENA Y misses, on TUESDAY, the lst day Of Decem-
VI less. THIS armadjein ths lands Of r Mltchne John
no within mile of the now Railroad, and on the road
eaing from New Garden Meeting House to the Hammer
and TTowe Inn. There eAcellent stone house, burn,
&c, The place, and all the improvements are in good
WATER II is very desirable property, situated IN good
thqOd Terms; 10 per cent cash. and Sl50 de-
livery of tho decd, the balance
q. =. S. X. GRUBB,
Agents for GEO, W,GRlFFlN,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
ELEGANT COUNTRY SCAT Ar

AaaA WILL be sold al PUBI.io SALE, ut the flo.
M 1e Of Sha 81 n; bAlmssnpd n tss city
psSs,PbRsr lss5 e ocloek AZ fhst and
mle from the q Of Wilmington, Del, apntslnins 100
Acres more or Less, ~ Of which woodland good
state q cultivation The ShTubbery about The nson
prult Trees nil ,u'full bearing and very choice The
Mansie Is large aud handsome, and has splendid view
othe River Delaware and surrounding country, This u
decdedy the most desirable situation now offered Tor
aud hehy s,tnttion for private residence. Sale post
tive: ~ RMS-b per cent. cash on The day o. sale,
nn.thro o tue purchase money to he when deed
il given and balance mortgage term Of years 10
JAMES II, RAY. Newark, Del, Of 10
I. II. GARDEN, .Esq., who will show the promises,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
For Sale

1-A A good Mill Property and Farm at ehed, near
E@affA oxiud, Chester county, Pa. The farm CON
AltAA about saores II timber. The buildings qro
good house, contain rOOms Burn 50 by ~ feet.
Mill new, part stone and part traug, containing Of
burs md every thing oOnplee. This good iarIn.
Price sos per acre cash. balance gnge. Apply u
SEP 2a-tf. JAMES II. RAY Newark, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
TaAoEpY AT PoRr JEFFERSON N.

TRAGEDY AT PoRT JEFFRRsoN.-The N. Y.
Herald of Sunday says;
HHorrors continue to accumulate. Scarcely
is tn ink dry that records one bloody deed
betu re intelligence of another more appalling
than the first bursts upon us. The tragedies
OF tue past week were yesterday morning
brotlght to a fearful climax by the perpet ira.
ton or double murder and the suicide of
the 'wretched homicide. The events to which
We refer occurred at the village of Port
Jefe rson, Long Island. The clrcumstan-
COS re detailed elsewhere in our columns. II
appears that Mr.. Waters, a resident of Port
Jefferson entered his dwelling, where his wife
her daughters husband, Mr.. Sturdevant, were
partaking Of breakfast. Armed with heavy
bar Of iron, Waters attacked the party, kill
ing his wife and MIR. Sturdevant almost instan.
! tly, and wounding Mrs. Sturdevant so serious
ly as to render her recovery very doubtful
Having accomplished this horrid deed, Wa
tiers proceeded to his barn and hanged HIM
self. No reasonable cause can be conjectured
for Waters conduct, save that he was laboring
under fit of insanity. Mrs. Waters was for
merly the wife Of Mr.. Darling, a ship builder
Of repute at port Jefferson.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

"A THE undersigned as Agent, will offer at sgSsss
fsnsffN PUBLIC SA lE, to the highest bidder onSt94
ltssm TtNRSDAli tho 10Th day OF DeGenber, -
Pouch Of hlr MIN hlcDahel in Chesertuwn, the Farm
aud Plantation al Mr. Abraham uurlOck, containing 4OI
Acres lying angiOrds Bay and Dnyls Creek near the
steam Boat landing on Gray n Creek having two sides
hunded by water and public road near Vessel; can
ing wtug 200 Yard VI the Dwelling. The soil is good,
partition ued AMI $500 bushels of lime ready for spreading
The fencing good. The growing chesnu IA valuable,
Tho Garden neatly ncl0seh lHOObushel Of Wheat raised
The buildings are Dwelling tn ea stories IN elevation
partly brick and Frame Kitchen, Barn. Granary Stabng
cvniOdous Cattle She'd Mir, Meat and Poultry Houses
all IN good uondona pump IN the barn yard. There
small Tenant House ON the premises About 1000 Young
Of the property los Lushels Of wheat have been seeded
the present autumn, the hest manner, and extra
cha ges will be mndei for It, The straw aud coarse proven
der have been well secured ia farmer like manner, and
vii be LEFT for tho purchaser Stock Farming Utensils
tiers can be hat IN abundance in the adjacent waters and
wi iDw In their seasons. This property lies about tr
miles below eos corner, about miles from iessTs Edes
aud Hodges store and convenient TO pUstoioe, churches
residence, it Is very desirable and bat few farms have
neater or better improvements. Mr.. nTook the pre-
misses, will show them any VINO may call, lie has con-
cnled 10 discontinue HTnlng. and Will SELL having no
tlshod price lie vii! give possession on the hrst day
Tux TRnMs OF SALE are lilo Ofthe purchase money on
tile LIST March next lnr later period III desred,J 10
list January i53 lbrn LIST January, 1885, lilo on LIST Jan
uaTy, 1861 0 an LIST January 1852 Lilo on lat January
1866; 2,n on LIST january 1865 am 20 on LIST January
and the interest the whole be paid annually the
Deoemher. The purchase money to be hmIlY secured =
~ os'ton ofhe progeny WI be S 9aG hst9re the day
hast uftAFt 10
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.


AAA THE Undersigned otlers at pRIvATE SALE,
TfHAT that highly productive farm situated ia Little
s.9HA1 Greek Neck, Kent County, Delaware, called
John Cowgirl who considered it, before the general n.
pnvesnt OF the Country TO be the Garden spot of Della
ware u is centrally located between and distant
miles from Dover Lelpsio. Donl Little Greek Land
ing and Port hIahon, and convenient to daily line Of
fansPnrtatlon by kqread and the numerous water
veN ances IN the vicinity. IL contains 1873 Aoras IS of
whI9h are IN wood the remainder IS CRADLE, The qnaty
OF when ~, beyond controversy, A, No. l-FOr Peach
culture 10 believed to be peculiarly adapted having
several Honshng trees nearly 81 old that produo
ed line fruit last season, time that may long
hered for the general failure Of the Peach crop fheru
ia plantation of ABOUT 1900 yoang peach trees, of The
most approved varieties for advantageous mar
mat VIII come INTO bearing next spring; alao Apples
Pears and other fruit trees The feoea new and Of
are two story brick and frame Dwelling, barn. cribs,
stables carriage house &n; adapted to the comfortable
accommodation Of armer's farnil and live stock, an
The pTeseTYlon Of tae crops, Title Indis putable.-
TEkMS.-One third cash and the balance aooolnmodA-
ting, by calling on D. 4, RICHARDS, Auetioneer and
Land agent, Dover. Del.
He Will aao soil Dwelling House and lot, 1.-THE ad-
Jolnlng village Of CowgFs Corner on the same terms
Of payment. Persons desTous OF seeing the property
will be SHOWN the same by the tenant, thereon, George
Graham, or thesubscribsr, at Dover. =.
Novi If Auotionaer H fand a gannt
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

Sifi and yalllbl Mil! Property anu Furm ntain;
aIkA1 ing % acres Of ch1ee rich land now IN good
gfasIy 1rder divided into II sldA with running wHnr
in almost al Olthem, good fencing, about sOaeres
of gnnd timber. The improvements are n good stone
mansion house ~ by ieet with ktcheh 10 ny Az
m goydorder and well llIshoi, leehonse smoke hnuset
stone, wlthstfaw house Dy IS feet. tho barn 10
pcey STABBED for kurscs and feeding cattle large grana
rs aud carriage house with other small BUILDINGS. Ihe
water power IS good on large and heavy stream with
hre and substantial mill dam. the mills are ullows
story mill 80 by 81 feet with 2Tun OF bars oil in COM
pee saw mill Ia Icy 10 fee, MISC ~ good order.-
from ll and merchant work The farm would Iced so
head nl cattle, md caunn be for soil. This pro
riIy ~ in Chester county pa., the junction Of the
l,lktan aud Lnwisville PLANK Road, within mile of
i.cwsye and from Elktnn Railroad station, Andto
us advantages is hnTd 10 excel, aud would nWte all
Pnre with The above ttion Pfcp 600 poraeTe,
cash, balance mo tgase reasonable time l65acres
Will no sold with the mills Nc,, II desired For more iull
Inflammation call OF address JAMES II. RAY ,NeweTk,
Del. Sep7-tt.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
vALUADLn REAL asTA Al roR SALE


EsS OF sussex County, in and for the state Of Della
lsssHH ware. will be exposed to sale Mt PUBLIC
4llA- AUCTION, on SATURDAY, 5th, December
next NJ O'Clock, r. Ms at the hotel Ol ManlOve Adams,
~ Brljgevllle, in n. w. Fork Hundtci, and County
aforesaid, The following DESCRIBED Lands, to wits
:, Lat a; No. 4 tract of Woud-lRnd, situate in the
Hundred aud Cnunty aforesaid bounded by LAMBS Of Ann
u Richards Samuel KNOX, md others, containing co A
Lot u, Nag. tract situate as aforesaid banded by
lands of Williams Lynch, sarah COLLISION and Others
enhthniug l5 acres and G. square peroes less
nenty one half Of which Is well set in timber,
Loot W NO, - a tract sltunte us Aforesaid bounded by
anIs OF Williams Lynch, Samuel Knox, William VIII
ns OF and others containing SO acres and 20 square
Perehes more or less, with single story Dwelling House
thereon Being the residue Of the Real Estate of Twi-
ford Collision, decd. And Is ordered by thu Court that
Tue purchaser or puLcasera. I've and appear the next
Ofphnns Court OF Sussex County. that the Court may
assign he land md promises sold to him, her, them,
gu hs her, or their paving the purchase money the
parties entitled To the same or entering into KeeOgni-
Eance before tho sad Court with approved surety
elles.to pay the purchase money, with interest," such
manner and time as the Court shall direct. Attsndanoe
win ba given ut the time and place Aforesaid by Caleb
Layton, Esq Trustee appointed by the Court to Of
eet sad sale BY order The Orphans, S9eEt. a.,
The above described lanrs otter very Great Induce
ionts for the Investment of capital They afe within
about mule of thS Delaware Rail Road the soil is
naturally ola superior quality and great part Of the
land heavily ret in very valuable White Oak Timber.
ETren per cent Of -ca sc money wi be requir-
OF be pdd the day of sale 70 the Trustee in order 20
purchaser purchasers, shall fair to comply.
Nov lots, q, ). LAYTON, Trustee,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
LONG GREEN, BALTIMORE Co, MD.

ONE Of the best irProyei and most desirable
ga Limestone Farms IN the State OF Mar land, sit
IEiN uated in BALTIMORE county. on the llarlor urn.
as--&Ah pike road 10 Hilts from Baltimore, immediately
ON the line of Philadelphia AID Baltimore Central
RAILROAD now building IL contains sg3 acres Of land,
balance first lumber The buildings are all new, and
built in the most substantial manner They consist Of
stone double Mansion House. ruug beast two stories
high SO feet front rougheast double decker harm IS b,
SO lee hgon she'd IS feet long, house, poultry house
carriage house. dairy with never failing spring. aud run
ming in every field, apple orchard and other fruit
Prcc as Any person wishing to purchase Will
address Sept l7-tf ]. II. RAY, Newark, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
Farm at Prlvate Sale.

A. 4 THE undel signed offers at PHtyATR "a LIE,
VEXA9 very beautiful and valuable fern, Elfnnteu
lfIhff L within a mile al tho iowa of Newak, New
Gtsts DELI containing s9l aoe9 Of lana. ihI Glni
bnek oak Tbs soil Is deep Clay loarn very knG aud
pToduo lve aud has bee msd Hlihln lew years Tie
ksds are pfnelpily dl videl by hedges good order
are well watered and would m kc either superior gram
ar grading farm Tbs cons tw0 nBe
dwelIlnK houses hiTns grsuafes and ors, besides
ha, Ice and wood house. TO-. there alto two tennqt
muses. Tho property can be dlvi led BY the Phlade'
ph,a baltimore RAJ Road, into two iarlns one con
alninE lG8 acres the other ia with buildings
unon, each Title indEpniahle rERMs.-S2l.5U, S9tOO
oas bnlunce ON long edit with the privilege 81 pay ng
ayy,,rt hal " Oct SIT.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

A,A Agoou Farm, containing Of Acres, 3l miles
YE;fa westo of hlktOn, on tao Road lending to the
SE,hE1 Br ok Meeting H1uge in tectl Go, Md, d.
HuuU INTO eldH; 10 acres Ut good timber, plenty Of
Chestnut The bai diIs.area honsei6by q ieei, Win
knchen baek IL by fleet all good roolns IN good
oric ;now Barn S2 BY 40 feet, wit good sttb9ng un
te all. gonl yaung Apple Orchards tins Is a good
gag' for or years Apply to JAMES II. RAY New
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

INCREASE OF THE ARMY.-The st. Louis
Republican advocates strenuously the imme-
diate increase Of our army, as measure de-
manded by the hostilities in Utah, and tho In
dian wars in Texas, New Mexico, and other
western regions. 1t is, indeed, very true that
the government forces seem to be inadequate
to almost all the services upon which they are
ordered, but it is equally true that the army
is not now filled up to the strength authorized
by law, not mas it been for number of years.
A considerable additional force was authoriz-
ed quito recently, and inducements to enlist
also heldo ut in the shape OF better pay. But
while thousands of men can be had at any
moment to 60 upon insane expeditions to
Nicaragua, Cuba, Sonora, Lower California,
etc., the recruiting service for heregular army
goes on very slowly.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

Near Principle Furnace containing lGi acres,
}EBA# 40 of which are IN wlId and timber, aud the
ilHl idue arabic land This is one Of the most de-
sTnble pieces OF property in The country. II is
ocated on PrnclpO Greek within half mile of PrnepiD
,ptaaGe where the stream is navsabe, and where the T.
IL. Rail KOud passgs, nilot frnm Perry ,illr and
Port Deposit The situation il high and healthy the
oil naturally FERTILE part hehly improved and all ss-
md the improvements NJ the best quality Prizes 500 per
Sept l7-tf J, II. RAY, Newark, Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

lsvl A valuable Farm of 300 Acres, 10 miles from
fsSsffff Bttmore, near the Baltimore aud Ohio RRil
EsSHh Road beautifully uaed and passed for
--4AA. health. So Acres OF 6ne Chestnut and oak tim
Der; large meade dItced and uuderrBned; fences
new chestnut rails, and ded intr IS Acre helsb with
waiter and ties TO each. Valuable Apple and Pencil
Orchards Mansion iouse 40 fsel square, built of snnd
stone, floor, with marble nnntels, &c. Large
stone Barn with house, story house, TOOL,
smeke sP ing and poltry house with eeneh. h9oIs
thedweling with elegant gaTden anu every variety
of fruit Three small Cottages or tennnts or ands one
with barn, spring hon he, &c, which would enable the
place 10 divide into two TURNS. Price sec per one
half 10 improved city property or good sock II desreu
Apply to JAMES II. RAY, Newark, Del -
SliANTED.-s4OgO on Mort gage, krst lean on proper
w ~ the city of w min9 ton, worth SlOOOO inter
eA Nh sHiS 81 ts''' a""1'' O. - 8. s,GRuBD.
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IL A Farm containing IS Acres, near Lewisyille
EsH Chester Co., Pa. l5Acrea ~ timber win PeniI
ks!Hu ~ ofChesnnt, e Is divided into helIs wei
HllkA. fenced and well waIered, land nndeL aiT I'M I'M
ID rooln5 md il fare order. COED ut tho door. Harm
good wagon house. cribs with grnnnfS altucl cd,
IN GOOD order; young Apple Orchar now in prime OF
bearing. Price SiOoo cash, bnaLcS Aorlgage Tor 2sf
~ nav Newark, Del. Sep TIT.
N FUR sAl.E.-A Fam OF ~ acres, near new
<G{A IondOn% Roads, Chester Co. Pa, IL ~ dlvi
eggm isi into heds with water IN all, is under fat
llllk rnoing is nnder good improvement, about 10
acres O timber with plenty OF Chesnut for fencing Ths
improvements are stone ua1 log houses contain ms y
good rooms with good water at the door, Barn AZ bS
eet nav With oorS with Ef cd slaing for horses and
cattle pTicn $50 per ao!e, 2iOO cash, balance mortgage
for years IL wanted. For more full particulars call or
ddrsss JAMES n. RAY. Newark, Dol. sou tell.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-12
For All Parts Of the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENT

NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS
YNIIREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
IL bernnd, Wheeling, and MI parts OF the West
1 The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN win leave Except Sunday at
645 connecting with Philadelphia
Washington a uncon) will stop at stations and arrive at Cum
berland 1T O'Clock p.
TRAIN Except Sunday
and reaches Wheeling by 4, connecting
Columbus Dayton indianapolis
yie Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago, st. Louis Cairo, and
mediate points
3D. Tho EXPRESS daily at T. D. m connecting with
express Cincinnati Louis Cairo
places
places in the West Is nearly 100 miles shorter than
route The time TO these places IL also unsqunled
Baggage checked through " Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis and
St Louis
Passengers and baggage transferred a points free
THROUGH TICKETS viii be sold all the the
the possible the ticket Office
Washington city
II attached the mail
Passengers Washington
Cumberland Oakland They morning by the
train which leaves Cumberland at $50 and reaches Wheeling
at Up. m.
Passengers Washington ample meals Wash
ngton Junction
This the only route by which through baggage
can be obtained in Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The train nj Of
express beyond going
Eastwardly, the Wheeling
mediation Cumberland Mt 90 reaching Baltimore vi b45
The FREDERICK TRAIN nj Except Sunday stopping
at stations Leaves Frederick at O. M arriving Baltimore
at II. 80,
The EiIiCUrTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden station Mt O. M
and 800 Leaves E1icotts Mills 3o M, and 100 p
except sunday.
W. s. wooDsIDE
Jan 1T--d1 Master OF Transportation.