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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

AG1op HNr-As there nr aoa-
Mi..t gt.ie q number of Dl aal
yuuul ht.h,.gn. We lh'oia .ae e..
lowing rtluaui rcmafh-, which w.
tnl going the rounds OF lhe pro.s.
Cor ,u,Ir special benefit.
Every %stbouIhuy Knows .,si d
hiic would MT Gy unc., Do tsl 4
string tying 10 down ltNju.t s,iu
lHc. The usu vho BE- t.,d usan Is
bal o. dozen blooming respcr tlrs
and their mother, will make q HIGHER
and stronger aghi than tho bachelor,
who, having nvlhin to htp him
sietdy, b always tluuuderiue In tie
mud. II You want to rise IN ,bcvorld
lie Yourself to somebody
What viii our bachClsr friends say
10 The ahoyel Is the.e not lcg.g 10
To- Yea, verify there T., and wis.
dom too. Come. gentlemen. take
courage. and pop the question to some
pretty dau5cl, whose sweetness Of
disposition and generosity Of feeling
would BE- a source Of joy to Your
hearts. and n solace through al he
cares and icl,si,udcs Of life Re-.
main 10 longer iicundcring In tho
mud" You cannot even patiakc Of
youf meals while single with hall thr
rusto a. you would when married.
As the poet Warrior says;
oh whats n table richly spread,
Without n woman NJ It, head!
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

The personal friends Of lion Walter
Brooke save him a public dinner. q,
Lexington. on last Saturday week.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

The "Cliy Fathers" Of Memphis
az contemplating tho best and cheap.
est Means Of furnishing tina, city wi,h
water works.
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Circuit (surt, lprl M

NesVutt NvAqts Afsw "
Richard q. WYATT v..)A Me
David Kennedy and Nssaa
Edward Pope. $50
Upon opening aud rssd.as1
u ants bill Of esnFlsi1s rJ3
il appearing to the sssisIsfs~
Court that 4. Pcppe. 80 = eNl
ants In This case. ? : sscNS}
the State Of MISSISSIPPI. a.
yoni The limits thereof, pu7
nary prucsss q this 60
served upcn him. h i thas.~
hy the court that ssid deiesSH
appearance herein, % q o2s}
day Of the psxs tern cf ~
he'd for The county Of IsfsysS}
Mississippi. 81 the esuFs-
town Of tlsord. % the 49,
after the fourth N,sdns 9M
1857, and plead. sssvef, 9I
to. otherwise judxnas
against him By dsfsslf. ~
ssred hat . ;upy d ~ 49,
lished IN he weskl Sse3eN
paper psbli1het h ihs ed
said order b b rGofA
fac f..~ 81 n oooro
A IRE - trva q
13o.lel
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

The crop Of tobacco this year IN
keniucIy Is said 10 be the largest
evcr made.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14
q, M. A. guNtf 50, ~ nOuhIN.
JONES g. GOODWIN,
RcctNlag ssd Forwarding
IA !. IN - ~ n ~ ~ -,
Nrnl.,stE tNn Egtit
tssh BPg.rrs ia Grceeiigs,
IRutitrt. 90


PRODUCE, &c.,
\ DEPOT. MISS.
W. ta.g 'rl,uf' BOO cilinr attention
w tru1f c.tahisbneli ~. SHOWS non.
tUn.s wuiyl So ha., Jlsy .f,ucI v;H a
ltr.a, paw ati ve,l.n .pft.l .tgrs. pur.
chased 10 ii' iJt .n mltset., ,li8lu h
uls oder ~ 0u. ls,eni, sui ds rul.
i' ug.aliy
81 Low RATES.
Nw. make our purchases 10 .hs ~.
"sn uag>ei,. We a. ltcftly yditi /!
tut trr determined % sgi. 0ug good, 70,
s o.. say gsn Boz bulgh, ~ A,ura,,
WliH iAs NlI Jua, ega. Vi transportation
g. Ip
et~csre,,'u'ly invite yoa 10 cal and
examine orf stock sui .eatu olr psea,
before purchasing e.,sshtrt.
tn Al lotion Of other Produce en-.
traced 10 u care for sh.pmeu. will &c.
Cci'e lfpUpt a.,snti0n.
sp.] .6n JONES 1 GOpWiS.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

I Ill., a. CRuzItR-lhs sell Known
IU'.fu % Panels county li, removed
O. Memphis, and become a partner .n
Ole Lm vt G.. w. Horton 4 Co.,. cut
tou factors and commi zion merchants.
| so % Front Row.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

Nora $50 MosLA ~ bclio,o o.
good, salgr, industrious pIasjcmr
would n.hc money in Pamela at Che
present Time. There are a number
of Disc. lur hou.os, as well o. our
rDv Chu d. which require pla,luinr.
mI there d DO person here, ,lAi $50
ore aware ot, 10 do The yoyk This
Do a good opportunity tor an eater.
.He 'lsterrr to obtain a lub.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

A lsfga sasailm " n ali 4 4 nanlt
taft aataanlif store, 81 tamefpu' q
p u hi Hhsh p 'l !" ~ ~
81 nfffsFHi II H1mfl 2 HHY nihef
ti8aY it.s fnuHify, i1f essai oi 90 NHf
raynf fmf sffs tn efsiY lhr
800 as0siais "a ell tHll VI lilHhf,
lals, slsst llai, ani fehH iaiHHf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

IlIth lfffa liats stn %
ef he De- and isf' safn
fHat appealing HiHi.ft bal
tH thf fffffflfN
70 ulaha 1eHy a Anlei
d Mal6 street. Mempt
..g'.iaa m lha hp1i, boo
m tatI rah be found oufrlh
.Iu. 5000 rollleel chat ihe above Ami
an} on hand Z large n
W.. oflnl and voo lala mlable
..m s, vhioh they saII eDcap
UHfi rsm tIsoshefe
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

Two Mis- psowsrp The IN
bsrg Wig Of The 81 inst contains
the following "AvlIle man aad a
negro boy were drowned 81 tho
steamer iaaoo Bellies O au carly haur
Yesterday morning, while putting
some freight Ashore at our landing
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

During the past week, says tie
MmJAm Mor-isr B.llsts Of ,bc sth
inst. nearly 5000 bars Of iron Tor the
Mississippi Central Railroad have
been landed here. and Is being sent
forward 10 the road a. fasi as needed.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

a. l.ia bat 10 more comfort
'o, o.H. The winter .easou llan
.4ad. e.f elelhnri Nothing that
Va .upw Therefore, IN order 90
u 5000 will be senIcoabe 10
puf 900 ihe cold, We direct our
I..sud. Io'h caialU hmrnt Of No,.r
.'l hnrtin who have justin,
,.it0la sclcalcd sloDk VI winter
their ADVERT emcnl.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

Tho Hupt,me government 81 Mct
so has Published a decree. dalai ne
9Th s,p'ember. cancediugl % tho lon
siana Company ol Tehuanirppc a
privilege for The opening u an In,ero
ceaIic communication ON lhc lall mas.
having previously auaIIcd the priyb
lrse granted 70 a q Sloo \ Co.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

An uoli,o fil. Bombs us.
money pIrn9 supIo.o a tavern
a,epet lar'd li upou DHpIr m
alold tlleariU % brandy ahll
and lbeo rase plenty BY pouring a
gallon Of v,tef into H. The hnnly
would lo plenty 10 be slv con l
NorlltY aa irelrcual.c htna paper
rags.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14
THE YLlCTIoS.

Since our last elbe. W. have re.
eeived the following returns from dlf.
Isr,nt counties,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20

1.-THE steamer Tropic was sunk in the Mis-
souri, rivef on Thursday, when eight or ten live
We're lost.
" woman in Florida, Of the name of Cross
lately gave birth to an infant son which weighed
only one pound. That Cross wasn't hard 10 bear
WE sHoULD SOT CoNPLAIx.-At PeTnambuco
al latest dates, the stock of flour was about : Un
barrels, mostly held by spectators IL was then
seling al from sl9 10 SO per barrel according TO
quality,
IL A Chicago banker asked a Young lady of
that city what money she liked best Matri-
InOny,' she replied. nat interest does IL
bring ," asked the inquisitve banker. :, II Dron.
srIy invested, il will double the original stock
every two years, she replied.
" We learn that Mr.. WyOn, the designer
iof The Royal Mint, has been engaged to furnish
designs Tor Canadian silver CURRENCY of dollars
halVes, quarters and eighths of dollars The
COINS, IL j understood, will bear Her Majesty :
mead on one side and d wreath Of maple leaves
shelrcIlnS Their values, upon The other side of the
coins. - "
IL In one OF the Courts lately there WAS a
long aud learned IL discussion rs TO whether A wit
ness should be- allowed TO answer the question
wv hat did Mary say
Ihfee judges gave long and elaborate opinions
IA 'he ON NATIVE, and the question being repe.t-
ed, the answer was net d word -
DEATH FROM SWALLOWING ARTIFICIAL Tyrru
Soiohef Conhesy held an inquest on Thursday Al
BeieVue Hospital, upon the body Of Duncan Ne.
DonSa!i native Of scotland, 81 wears of are
WHO oled from the effects Of having swalIowpd
TWO eIuhcIdl teeth, with the gold pIate unon
winch they Were set No evidence was ada nc cd
showing how the teeth were swallowed but I, ic
supposed that he swallowed them while he was
dsierp- A post mOrtem examination REVEALED
'heih IN Ms sioInach.-N. Y. Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20

American CORVETTE PLYMOUTH AT SOUTH
AMPToN There is now lying i'm Southampton
United States corvette called the Plymouth She
il commanded by Captain Dalgren, the inventor
of those enormous guns with which American
men-ofwar are now armed, and which, in the
opinion of some. will TevolutioniSe naval war
fare, ships will be DESTROYED before they can
come near each other. pivot gun which is on
board the Plymouth has an Pinch bore There
are in all five large guns board. and the object
OF the Piymouth's cruise Is to enable Can't Dali
gren 10 ma e some experiments in firing AL
though the machinery for working these guns is
very perfect and beautiful. vet the labor of firing
such heavy ordnance is severe There are some
which are renarkabIe for the rapidityw with which
they can be fired and the facility with which they
can be used in boats, or mounted on carriages on
shore. The boarding implements and small arms
such as tomahawks, swords, pistols that can he
converted into carhines, short carbines that are
loaded in the breech, and have the properties of
the MIME rife, well worth inspectiOn-alI
having some new and useful property. One of
the curious properties of the DalTren heavy gun
II the singulaTly mellow sound which accompa-
MES its discharge The volume of sound which
1t causes il enormous, but the sound is of that
ringing and ear-splitting quality which usually
accompanies heavy ordnance. The Plymouth is
pierced for - guns. Her full complement of men
Is DO Her Crew. however, at present amounts
TO only 1cO men; she is a wooden ship of enor-
nous strengt h her timbers being far heavier than
those OF English men of war.-LOHdon Ns,rs.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

eehOWNs, HOTEL-Capt Hopping, NY. c
J.: bray, Pa; J Armstrong; & /, GTav p,. I n
bnnbanon, do Hall and lady, Ny: Iec
ana iady do Il Bllen, Miss; If Garrett do,
.o' barnes; do; Capt Showacre sid: ID Moo.
hiaj a Rankin and family, Eng; II Shen-
pdiG,-Nl Br0oke, Nd; q r Williams. NC.I
VI lager and lady, NY; III Dudley. Ia: Mr
Jdnrs' ~ lily. Pa; b Smith. do l. p HoJ.
may, La; Hon Jere Clemens, Ala; 6 Bisbon y
ward, Md; r Pratt do; Grorre Coo,nH,, r OF
% W Doneli and lady. ] X Pittnan r.
LestoweIi, Eng; q Bailey, XII; DR. No 49, -
Pa; Megargee, do.
WILLARDS' HOTEL-Revw NcvioL
Mrs McVickers. y York; r X SatcbeI pa, w ~
NIXON, Ala; Mrs Scott and family, Pa; Wbi,e do.
) Eidridge, New York; J III knight Pa: r w Al
Thompson, Cal; Rev Il McCauley and lady 7 Il.
Mc Mtcken, Ohio, ID Means, Nd; A w Ha,
bersham1 USN; Clarke, L "A; G. r Coaster
Nnk. ID Roliin, do; wager, Pa Jno Cum,
mings, do.
NORWOOD HOUSES T Newman and
tady, Mass; II III Jenkins, Nd; l. Moon Mo. q
= wells, Ga, II Harris, NY; NJ ID Lurkett
Lay, do; Grimm, Ga; 6 Bishop aud
iaos hni vi Egan and lady. NY: l. KINGS
90, non Mckibbin, Cal; C ii Field. ny.
y b1nker, Tex; Pinkens. va: T. ESsm Va,
u.t 10y Vsan, do; DeEaven, USN: 4 n
"hShlNGTONH OUSE-Cant Ni.Ls,.o,
II, boAton' Mrs Cain, Me; A w Ash,on " AZ ~
lug ms ana daughter, Iowa. Ni.s 60, o. We We
niece do Jas vi Gillian. do; Cbas w ~. anu
do; Jas Nokrs, Dc; Jas M CI,TL ID. h,cn,ng,
Ciark and child, do; Drs Haney do, Inn p W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20
EVENING STAR.
AURl SACRA FAME

IL some financial solomon,
Before another set OF sun, 80. II q 4
Don't tell us what rs 10 be done
To scare up cash, rt .ff .t
We Al, perfOrce, must cut aud run,
Or 20 to smash.
-Four weeks ago the precious stuff
Was rife and plenteous enough, ... ...
And no short simmer" feared rebuff,
Who sued for pelf;
Sure to hear flush" or "qnGHtEm SHf-
Friend, help yourself"
And confidence was like the air
Above, around, and everywhere;
And no one took a thought Of care
To ascertain
III what seemed so material, were
But mere IBane.
Now confidence is in its grave,
And Wall streets bravest of the brave
Can't summons pluck enough to shave
The strongest paper;
Zen Astor's wins no greeting, save
Avaunt, thin vapOr"
And as for gold. the thing Is not
no gam, IOta, little, Jot,
Remains of all the glorious lot
The whole bright boodle gone to pot
With last years flowers
And we mus, follow it anon,
If some financial Solomon
Don't tell us what Is To be done
To raise the tin
Banks, nabObs-every mothers SON
Must all cave IN
Nv. Y. Ersning Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20
&C l-AwtDecl
PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING MARINE
BARRACKS AT PENSACOLA FLORIDA.

Navy DEPARTMENT.. Washington, Sent. q. la57.
oeaied ProPuals endorsed Proposals for build
ing Marine barracks at Pensacola. Florida, (" will
Novenber 1887, at o'clock p. M. for the construc
At Pensacola, Florida according 70 The pl,ns Ard
specifications prepared by tho direction of the Nav
department, copies of which may he seen at the
PORTSMOUTH, New Hampshire, Boston. New York.
sphla, Norfolk, and Pensacola, and at the
Navy Department. ~
The proposals must be for furnishing all the mats
rlals aad completing the work In Il satsfac-
Tory TO the person who may he appointed by the Navy
patment reserves the night TO reject or aooept any of
teIest ofthe United States requires it, :"
=, Ninety per cent. OF The amount of work done and
the materials delivered will he paid for from time 10
time, as the work progresses, upon estimates made
ana ceriihed TO by the superintendent ON the pa of
the completion of the cOntrae and aco enhance he
WORK ~ the SAID superintendent and denartment
anu DC Iofieited IN the event OF non fu ment of the
cohtIact; provlued that no bill shall he made for an
amount less than five thousand dollars " ~
fach PROPOSAL must be accompanied by a writtep
stsaIsntee signed by two responsible persons (ceT-
Judge, or some other officer of the United STATES On
the sum OF hive Thousand dollars that the bidder Wi
to cor.s and b%n ms be enter
cuIity for It's faithful performances. - 80
bid9eTs are invited TO examine the plans and
specifications at the Offices before me ntoned
=. The proposals must he sealed and addressed m
ths department, and plainly endorsed !" ProposaIs
Ior building Marine Barracks at Pensacola FIori
The bidder only whose Offer NAV he accented " in
De nothed. and the contrast will be forwarded Az
loon therealter As acticable, which ne will be re-
at the post office named ny him. Tvs '''e'P'
All the above work is TO be som pleted in Ill o..
HitSs t%sye snt 20 ne plans and
sont5ses ISAAC T rs qc,s y the
Wv secretary of the Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20

TEsIY HUsBAND.-The following incident is
stated to have occurred not great while ago at
Gloucester:
AS working man was leaving home after
breakfast to resum. his duties, his wife said in
the most plaintive and afectionate accents
What Will you have for dinner, to- day, nv
dear - 10y
Iejoinder, accompanied by violent slam of the
or.
The husband returned bone to dinner in a bet
Ter humor- Mclean cloth was laid on the table,
and few covers and dishes, neatly arranged, ,
graced his table.
IL wish, INV dear" said the busy housewife,
you would strain OH the water at the same
time pointing TO u saucepan.
The husband obeyed. took the pot TO the pump
stone, and drained OFF the water Curiosity
prompted him 10 take off the lid, to see 'swhat
Tor q innsr, when he beheld bosom stick. that
had been chopped into suitable pieces. The hus-
band bad commanded, and the dutful wife had
ooeyed-it was all she had cooked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20
PROPOSALS FOa RATIONs FOR 1883.
QUARrERMAsTKR's OFFICE MARINE Corps
WASH roS Ocfohar IN 1877


WASHING TON. October 10. 1857. {
separate Sealed Proposals will be received at this
SncS uhtIi TUESDAY, the 10Th Of November next al
IIock p. IN Tor furnishing rations to the United,
lie Hane corps, at the following stations for
ChArlestown, Massachuse,,s.
portsmouth,, New Hampshire.
brooklyn, Long Island, New york.
PhIiddel phIa, PennsyIysnia.
1osport, near Norfolk virginia.
Warrington, Florida and '
washington District of COLUMBIA
Each ration To consist OF one pound and n ou.r,or
OF fresh beef or three quarters of nompd ~ 49,
pork eighteen ounces OF bread, made Of hsst &c
peThne flour. or best superfns flour Al the on,o u r
the government and at the rate Of SIX nn,,nJ ~
good coffee, twelve pounds OF hest New OrIaau ~
sugar eight quarts Of best white beans four anara
Of vinegar two quarts of salt four pounds III 100
hard brown soap, and one and q half pound of good
hard dipped talIOw candles to one hundred rations
The beef required shall be delivered an the ord or
of ths commanding officer of each station. either i'm
bulk by the single ratlon and shall consist of the
best and most choice pieces of the the pork
to he No prime mess pork, and the groceries To be
OF The best quality Of kinds named. All subject to
Inspection.
No bid will he entertained unless accompanied by
tne names OF two suretles known TO this office,
. eppunes 70 ~ some Official person. To be endorsed
rroposals Tor RatiOns for 1885," and addressed to
inc .he Susrtermaster oft Marine Corps. Washing
Ton, ~. u. ID. J.SUTHEREAND,
oe w ooe NovIp Quartermaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

QuARTERM.sTER's OFFICE MARINE CoRr.,l
WASHING TON, October 10. 1857. {
Sealed Proposals will bo received at this office un
tIl O'Clock, p. M, on FIR day. the 18th Novenbcr
1887. for supplying the Marine Corps with the fol
ing articles during the fiscal year ending Sth June
5sn to sno uniform caps. complete.
LOO To 2!ioo marine PompOons.
l,o o To 2rOO patent feather stocks.
5O 10 61 prIvates uniform coats, complete, of
n nssy 9ns , s,9th' indigo dye-to be
Oto iO sergeants' uniform coats, (same as
5'to 100 musicians coats scarlet cloth cochineal
49, dye-to be chemically tested.
"to 30 pairs non commissioned officers epau-
5oto aoo PAIRS brass centre straps.
SOTO 81 red wOrsted sashes.
ESQ 10 2n" pairs linen overalIs.
eco tn 2to, linen shirts.
2,Sn To Soo pairs brogans, Nos. TO IL.
so To 900 marine blankets, (grayJ
so To sno knapsacks.
2,5o To $500 pairs woollen socks.
INTO 900 mari fatigue caps. the cloth to be navy
MN blue ,indIgo dy e and chemically tested.
5n to $40 fatigue frocks.
900 10 500 flannel SHIRTS
so to 600 pairs wooiIen overaIs, blue kersey.
SO 10 200 woollen jackets. do.
$40 TO so watch or great coats, do.
go TO 200 pairs Canton flannel drawers.
9'to 81 musicIans jaekets scarlet cloth, eoch-
49,. 49, neal dye--to be chemically tested.
co. Geo =, to ZOO zoo yards 6 sky blue kersey
'O 10 I yasa ,ie 9SaVy blue CLOTH to be chemically
Soyards scaLle, cloth. eoohIneal dye. to be chcm
Samples ~ the above articles NAV he seen ,nni-
cation AT this office at the Office of the assistant
adelphIa. MI
1t is to he understood that the accepted bidder is
10 take all material used for manufacturing Goals
overas, NC, on hand At the time Of entering mi O
contract, az the contract prices thereof
Bids will be received for the whole or in parts far
heaIIces required ana II must be ex pIicly under
stood that critical inspection will be given ali art
ces furnished as to mt and quality and that articles
when do not come up tn Inc sample will he rejected
and thrown upon the hands of the contractor
The quarternaster reserves to hmse the rig Mt IN
increase or diminish the quantity named above as
mand. " ' W.
Proposals to be addressed to the "Quarterrnastsr
Of the Marine Corps" Washington, ID. c.. and en-
dorsed " Proposals for Supplies"
oc ~ eotlJthNoy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20

SADDLE AND Birdie, OR WEDDING ON HoRsE-
BAck.-A Texan paper tells of young couple who
eioPed on horseback, accompanied by a clergy
man. who was 70 marry them The Iady,s IA
Their gave chase and was Overtakiny the party
when the maiden cried out to her clerical friend
. Can't you marry us as we rum" The idea took
and he commenced the ritual and Just az the
brides father clutched the bride Iein the clergy
man pronounced the lovers man and wife The
rather was 20 pleased with the dashiny action
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20

A REMARKABLE Casa younp man of the
name OF Curtis, of Ithica, recently died of a
scrofuious complaint, which had converted one
OF MS legs into d perfect mass of coTruption
just before his death there shot ont from the dis
eased limb two stems, which next appeared
TWO buds, and these on being exposed to the light
burst into two perfect flowers The medical fac
nty OF The village are preparing statement of the
facts for publication We have this from cor
respondent who would not knowingly misrepre-
sent anything N Y. Mirror
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FORALL PARTS OFTHE WEST.
~ ~ 8

~ y - e -. - e. - = y -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent extension and Improvement ofIts lead
ing connecting lines at the West required an
by which ing hIy important advantages TO the trav-
s. 6h "a fnS ' TFsS a be
IN GG: s, ii'SsNPish
fs5isna 4 ri; wa, STATIONS anu arrives At Gum
cePtedJ at 81 A. NJ. aud arrives at Wheeling at Is
a: NJ, connecting at Benwood with Central Ohio
with trains for cleveland. Toledo. Detroit, G.. b,
Cleveland Road, and also at ParkersburE with Ma
E TTIIaTRs ST LOUIS s,TI and eINSINNAT
Rec,lng At Benwood at A. NJ. with express train.
from Belaire to Cincinnati, C,rifhonf chance Of
hours from Baimoie and Is ' hours from from a. I
ton. II also connects directly. IN both directions
at Grafton with cars By ParkeTshurE and Maretta
roads Tor ChlIcothe. CINCINNATI, etc. These trans
connect at Hena for Indianapolis, Chicago and 81
MississIppl Express for louisville Cairo and ST.
LOUIS through to St Louis IN less than q hours from
Ba IA By tins tram the time to al the centra
the d'stanc' from 40 to 100 miles shorter than by
the shortest of other routes. From the West these
irving at baltimore at $50 A. NJ.
III baggage checked through to all points.
TIL ROUGH TICKETS sod AZ lowest rates Al
Camden Station and at Washington. ID. c.
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington ma,
rtsU the entire road BY doylight, by taking morn
ing trains, and lying over al Cumberland Oak
land, and resuming next morning by Wheeling Ac-
commodatIon train, leaving Cumberland at and
Oakland at 1880.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The Cumberland Accommodation Train At M
VIII stop At ali Stations east OF Cumberland and the
Wheelng Accommodation at all Stations hey ond
cumberland going West. Eastwaraly, the Mai
Tram leaves w heellng at $50 A. NJ =, and Accommo-
at SOP. Nj.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
bkANCH, between Grafton and Parkersburg, way
the Mail sastwardly. "
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at p. b.,
stoPging at way stations. Leaves Frederick at sl6
Inc ELLICOTTS I'LL TRAIN leaves at SIS
a. NJ, and Sis z. VI. Leaves EiIcott's Mills az
"A. Nj. and L. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at Ais and 81!
"A; X end 9.I5 L. NJ On Sundays at AIS A. NJ.
Leave Washington for Baltimore az 6 and ssn A
42n L. NJ. oniS " " '' "io
The FIRST and fourth trains from Baltimore and the
second and fourth trains from Washington, will be
express mali trains. stopping only at Washing ton
Junction and Annapolis Junction.
The 9l5 and s. Is trains from Baltimore and the ~
anu = ~ trans from Washington connect with the
trains from Annapolis.
For tickets information fare 40 appIx tn r.
ENHl'AND, Agent, at the Ticket afice, Camden
station. WM. =. WOODSIDE
jy IS-f Master of Trans portation Raltimore