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STOUGHTONS'
AllBRO1IPE GALLERY

VNlllS establishment has been 40 long IN ono
Il ra'loh and It's reputation is 80 well knowt
oy me people of Hancock and adjoining conn
ucs, mat wo presume II is not necessary tc
mention rfEF FACT that MI the different styles
VI pictures arc 'nken here, In manner that
CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
and et ms low prices ls they can be obtained At
any nther place, Thoro may ho some, howev.
'heir beneht they are mentio. ed.
rhrticuiaf attention Is called to our method
per, &c. N'"
rms Is convenient means Of sending liko.
extra postage.
Ewings. ID. M. SToIIr IiTmT,s''
Findlay, Ohio, March S, 1858.
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y. FORD, Merchant Tailor, lst door north
e. efths Reed Honse, findIay, Ohio, "'' :"
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hh,b. bisECH, would respec tfuli announce
~ that he has permanently located in Fjndlay
where he will attend to all calls In his profession
once and residence on west side Of Main ST
In the buildingformerly occupied by A Younkin
heAfly opposite the now Prosbyterian Church
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A gift worth from 80 cts to $500 90
Will be sent to each subscriber i'm.
medlately on receipt Of the subsclip.
tlon money.
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A GREAT BOOK FOR AGENTS..
Published this day, Feb. oh, 1858.
FIFTY YEARS IN CHAINS:


WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
430 Pages, Cloth, Gilt Back. Price sl.
IINHlS is the title OF one Of the most intenseIy
~ interesting biographies Of the day. II IL
.he pam history or an American slave in Tho
lar south, who, after two or three escapes and
recaptures, finally. an old man, found freedom
ana rest IN one of the Northern States.
What the Press Say. ..
The story is told with great simplicity. but
win much power and pathos. Whoeyort ates
II viii find II difficult TO lay 1t down until If 10
hnished.-t National Era Washington, d. G.
A narrative ofreal experience like the above
will have far more effect against slavery Than
the lngeniously wrought novel, however true
to lie its pictures may be.-t Am. Baptist.
mere is book OF facts, stranger than fiction.
and thousandfold more thrilling; a simpie
.ale OF oiille,long oppression. revealing truly the
workings OF the peculiar institution In our
country. 10 the story.loving We would say,
cord. ''o" ''''
THOROUGH CANvAsSER IS WANTED
IN each county in the free States, 10 engage I'm
the SAFE OF the above work Immediately. Such
can easily clear from
$50 TO 800 PER MONTH";
The work is beautifully printed and bound.
ana is as large Ms the books that sell for Al 25:
out AS we mean to sell at least ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND COPIES, through agents, we hayo
made the retail price only ONE DOLLAR.
A SAMPLE COPY Of the book will be sent
ny mall, postage paid, on receipt of the price,
and our private circular to Agents, with terms,
sc' Address II. DAYTON, Publisher,
No. 20 Ann street, New York.
April 20, lS5S--3m
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EDISON 0oir. EZRA brown. uBSRy BROWN.
Nmr ~ BROWN. Attorneys and Coun.
N sopors at Law, and General Collecting
Agents, viii give prompt attention to all bus.
hess entrusted TO their care.
OrricR-Second story Of "Head Quarters"
BLOCK, first door north Of Reeds Hotel, ~ dlay
Hancock county, Ohio. NOV. 27, 81
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Gold i."ckets Bracelets, Brooches, Ear.
Drops, Breast Pins, Gun Pins. Sleeve Buttons.
Rings SHIRT Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Sil'
yer ihlmbles, and variety oi other articles,
worth from ~ cents IT, els OO each,
Immediately on receipt nt the subscrlntIon
money, the subscribers name will be entered
upon our subscription book opposite a number.
and the gift corresponding with that number,
will be forwarded, within one week, to thcl
s"Dseriuer, oy mai 0' rLpTtss, post paid
ell to DANIEL ADEE, Publisher,
I'll Centre street, Ne wYork |
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Charles NJ. May Il Joseph b. Rothchildl
Partners dong business under the
hrm name OF May Rothchlld, PltGs.
against
Levi Chain, Defendant.
Before Daniel d. Beardsley, a Justice OF the
Peace ofFindlay township, Hancock county.
Ohio.
nN tho 18th day Of July, A. D. 1858. said ,Js.
" tice issued an order Of attachment in the
above action for the sum of sixteen dollars and and
o"s. omon'y cehts' deDti AND ten dollars probable
cost. MAY Il ROTHCHILD,
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For. Sale.

MY LEASE Of tho room formerly ooounisa
1X1 by me, and now occupied by the ppor.
store, commencing lst OF April, 1858, runninr
Ior TWO years. Sale In conseq qusncs of NV RS
business. q ~ GSxv"y "y
Jan. 8, 1858.
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RLAN&s Of all kinds, tor sale at this once.
~ may ., 1881
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ExEcu1UR's NVFlcE.-Nouoe lis hereby
~ given, that the undersigned was this dSy
4uailhed according TO law, in the Probate
the last win and testament of Abrahstm sbos. a.
maker, late Of Pleasant Township, Hanoook
county, Ohio, deceased, - ~ --". = :
GEORGE TODD, Executor
July Is, l858.---3tpd
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bsnepoisnf fnstitptior, established by sp,rai on
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TERMS:
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lntee s"l'es l"r one year. nnd3 gifts -. 90
E.fe r"pic" one year, aud . gitts 4 oo
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ALADy describing ll.nalured man, ,
says:' Ole never smiles but he feels
ashamed OF it,"
yocaLrsr say she could sing"Woy
down on old Tar River" If bo could
only getihe pitch. ,a l.. .l...r
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS.

BROWNS, HoTEL:-G T Smith, Md; Jas P
besi, Md; J w Leak, do; ! Goode, jr, Va; T F
Hird, Va; T seawell, do Harrison and
family; Pa; Pugh and lady, do w NJ MUIR
ray; NY; N Smith do; John Gallaher, Pa; A
do. DR. Z p DuvaII, Md; F Glass, Ga; J r.
Pirkerton, y; p Edwards, do; smith, Mo; j
A Whnrton, NY; p Call, Iowa; S Hasmer,
o. &C. Fading, Pa; s Mega5ges; do; z Keads,
sA; Miss NJ Long, do; J Haslett and lsdy,
NY shears,, do Kaiser, La s Gensler,
Barrere, Lar Courtade, La Jas Carmichael,
Va; d Fferson, Ga; A Fort, Va A J Myers,
M ~ j9e a Williamson lam Va; Thos Wharton; S
Mich; Edward BEETLE, Pa; T Earle, Mass: w
Pearsall, Pa; l. Nicholson, Pa; Brghsm m,
do, s johnson, Kansas; Head, Del; J L
NY. ~ wv '" ~ ''l'"o'a'
WIZARDS HOTEL Solomon, N Yk;
Mr. Eidder, Mass; n Bentley and lady, Mo,
Isiton, Smythe, A seLeper and lady, Miss f.
lady, nd, w Kernochan and iady. La: A Mann.
j., and lady, NYk; H Rishey, Pa; w Fales, Md;
CO Clinch and lady, d Hamilton, r schelI, II
r NJ Cooley, n E Paine, z Brown, Has,
lett and lady, 8 shesrer, n York; Bacon,
A Beal and lady, Mass; w T Archer, sc: A l.
MhitaksI, Tenn; Purser semPle, Navy; r B
III.
A Ward, Hon w w Woodwork, @ NJ hewitt, r
NJ Clark, NYork; p Rowland Robr TYLER A
Mitchell, Pa; T Edgar, Mo; Mrs Jones' n
n; DR. l. Jones, A; Daniel Dougherty, Pa
hon Jno Soaring, NY ] Mann, Mich; Hon Jas
Bishop, NJ: Hon O'Conor, NY; Gibson, La;
NON Murray, r Gibbons, NY; Col w Dulanv,
Mass, Higgins, do, Rudolphson, Misses F
ana Agnes Heron, Mrs Heron, A Thunder, Pa
NATIONAL HoTEL-Hon w Smith. Va:
Parker, Md Ibbotson. NYk: G Cooper
U; MI keene, Mr. Dobbin, Md; 6 ri Giddings'
600, I'd Hall, San Diego ] Harvie DC;
Cummings, IT T Richards. w Terrell and
lady, Nash, Mas. PC Rudd VI. IL NJ
Gee, do; Briscoe, Md; " ID Eiingoods W
Geo Stickney, o Shove, Mass; j T},non, ~,
w Blake, Ind Capt Waliin & SA. a D -
Md; Dickerson, NY; 4 f. Sickle r n nsss'
q VI knevitt, NY NJ Wilcox Pa; f. G Rsndn','
Beatty, Jas Conova, NYk; nj Robertson'
Va; w " Brainard. Cal.
". 9. HOTEL, IL. o. Smith MUsn,
ford, NY; Miss T. VI Hartford, do; w n DnI,.
nsy, Va; II Gould, Pa; Mas Reac hes do; Mi,s
c Reaches. do; ID % Smith, Va; Miss Smith. do.
ID Coleman. do; II n Strawbridge La; Pal
lissz, Eng; w ID Makeley, Va; l. Makely do; /.
Linton, DC; II B Smith, No; Col L I.ovetf,
Cal; T. Massi, Mass.
NORWOOD HOUSE j A France; q Al
txAnder, Ne; h Bradshaw, Va; H Scott Pa:
4 Cribs, do; w NJ Hall and lady, NY; Col J
Johnston, Md: W F. Bartlett, do; T Mimmo;
NJ III Miller, 40; A c Bradford. Cal; b
Alexander, Va ID f. Woods, Pa; Mrs Ii Evans,
do; Williams, Md; e Brendest, ny; Mrs
Watson, do: A Machado, do; F J Medurrs, do;
NJ 6iiston, do. =
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MODEL BOoK-BUYER.-The last No. of
Harper sWeekly has portrait of ''Mr Brown"
whose stomach had been fully provided for,
however his mind had been neglected seated
In Book store for the purpose of furnishing
his Library. :" Let me see" says he, am
take twelve feet of them, 'sorted-blue, red,
and yaller bindings, and two and quarter feet
OF them spotted backed wollums to I'LL up over
the door of the Literary"
Another picture represents the same I" Mr.
Brown" visiting Picture Factory, for the
purpose Of purchasing Paintings for his mag
ni6cent Gallery of Art.
BROWN want a picture4 by exactly, as
L have jest that space to spare I"
Dealer" Any particular subject Moon
light, Eruption Of some of the Volcanoes, or a
domestic subject, Or
Brown. Don't care what subject, or who
Ii the Painter, so that it is 4 by exactly"
Brown is accommodated)
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Mr.. KENNEDY, e 1e9nl4. - diS9ov9ed n 80
s(elr common pasture weeds remedy TT slr66
ffom
TM Wo.n Se.cfsle dew. TO So.,sses PsssSIs.
He has tried it in over eleven hundred oeses, and
NOR He has now in hls possession over one hundred
Boston. -.
Mouth. - -.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind 81
Pimples On the Fac sS's:-,,,.,,,..,,, nil.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst
Capker in tho Mouth and Stomach.
vorat kind Of ErysipeIas. '1'' WV
One or two bottles are warranted to cure al HUI
NOR in the Eyes.
Ears and Blotches among the Hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt
and running Ulcers.
Two or three bottles are warranted 10 cure the
worst kind of Ringworm.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
rhsum. e " '''' '' % ''"''' - '''' '~'
sIrn,s to eight bottles will cure the worst case Of
benefit ID always experienced from the first bot
te and a perfect cure m warranted when the above
sqSsnilty Is ..k:n: ,.-.,.s,.
vain trod ali the wonderful medicines of the day, as
| that common weed growing on the pastures and
system yet Il is sed So II soS knVe humo1
| It has to start There are no IFS nor ANDS, huns
Of Boston. know the effects Of It in en-. sVeTy oass
done in MsssaChussts.. gave 4 to Children year ear
whose ss Was sc
asbby, restored to perfsot state Of health b1 one
fa ,ho.. who Ar. .aD,.o, to .,o. n..a.o1.
bottle viii alwnvs onre it. II .ives sreat Tsief in
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WILDMAS,s LAW OF SEARCH. CAP

WILDMAN'S LAW OF SEARCH, CAP
w ture, and Prize, volume, London.
Thompson's Laws Of War, affecting Shipping and
Hosack on the Rights OF eutrals, volume, Lon
don.
shiPPins, Laws, BY Mr.. Sergeant Atkinson, vol
ume, London.
Martens Law of Nations, translated by VIM. Cob
bett, volume, London.
Law OF Nations, by Poison and Horne, I volume,
London.
Tuson's British ConsuI's Mammal, volume, Lon
don.
Lynn's British ConsuI's Hand Book, 1 volume,
London.
Green on Consular Service, (pamphIet) London.
Sir James Macintosh ION the Law of Nations
(pamphetl l.ond n.
Henshaw's Manual for United States CossuIs.
Regulations for United States Consuls, volume,
rhilmore on international Law, volume, svo.
W!dmans International Law, volumes, svo.,
London.
Elliott's Diplomatic Code, volumes, svo.
Etndes-DIplomatique. par Ia VIoomte de Bonne-
val, volume, PARIS.
De Clercq Ct Vallet-Guide des Consulats,I vol
;, Combes-Dip lomatique Europeeune, 1 volume.
Case ct Janets-MunueI dee yure. de Com
Wheston-HIstoire de Droit dos gems, volumes,
Leipzie.
De Mensch-Manuel Pratiqus du Consulst, 1 vol
Martens-Guide Diplomstique, 2volumes, Lerp-
MsrtensICauses celebres su Droit dss gene,
:, MartensT7NOuveesC Causes Celebres du Droit des
DE Cussy-Phases ct Csuses Ceebres du DrOIt
des Gems, volumes, LEIPZIG.
Moreull-Des Agents COnsuaires, volume, Pa
ris.
he Cussy-Dictionsire du Diplomatic.
Jan Is FRANCk TAYLOR.
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EVENING STAR.
WOMAN.

What hirhest prize hath woman won
In science or In art
What mixhtiest work By woman done,
Boasts city, field, or mart,
"she hath no Raphael :" Painting saith;
mo Newton" Learning ores;
Show us her steamship her Maobeth!
Her thoug ht won VICTORIES"
Wait, boastfhl man. Though worthy are
Thy deeds when thou art true.
Things worthier still, and holier Tar,
Our sister yet will do;
For this the worth OF woman SHOWS, .-
On every peopled shore, ..
That stil as man in wisdom Krows,
He honors her the more.
OBJ, not for wealth, or fame, or power,
Hath mans meek angel strven, .-
But. silent AZ the growing flower,
To uske Of earth heaven!
And In her garden of the sun s.... ..
Heavens brightest rose shall bloom
For wonan's best 10 unbegun.
Her advent yet to come
Ebenexer Elliott.
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ORD BYRON'S WORKS, vols, Murray.
IL London edition, In purple calf binding.
kn,Etts Pictorial Shakespeare, vols, octave.
The Stratford Shakespeare. 10 vols, London, in
oak cases. -
The Cabinet Shakespeare, u vols., London, cloth
gilt. OO
British Poets. vols, London, half calf.
full o.lf. 0"o'N'
Rollins Ancient History. vols, London, many
maps, in half calf MISSY
BurDet's Histories. s vols, London, half cali.
Dean Svin's Works, ROscoe's edition, 2 vols.
London, half calf -''
Whewell's History Of the Induotlve Sciences, s
Bulwers Novels, % vols, London sreeu calf
And many other standard works in lne bindinss
imported from London, by
dS FRANCK TAYLOR.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EDW%kbfO k. cofif fSs No. IS, Wall street.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., Liverpool,
b. 6. WAINWRIGHT& Co, Paris
The owners of these ships will not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jeyelry, preciOu.
therefor and the value thereof az pressed therein
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Miscellaneous
CREAT SALE OF CARRIAGEs.

H. S<sAs W SASsSAA0GEs = 4.
The .arm of Gardner Place hsviaS d,Ssoiyed On
the 7th instant, By mutual consent, to- 6.
close mp their business We now Offer forS.o
sale, at cost, at their stand, No. SIS l2th.2S6
street. near the corner of c. the following Carriages:
Five Buggles, four Rockaways, one Four pas-
senger Phaefon and two Express Wagons.
All the above were made ofthe best and most tho.
rough seasoned lumber and built by skillul and ex-
penenced workmen. and will be warrnted for twelve
every sale. - - -
n; B. Current funds required in every instance.
AIso, Hand Bugglss very cheap for cash.
CHAS. L. GARDNER SON
Jan ~ ztaw6wH Successors to Gardner d Place
THE ADVENTURES OF A CAT, and a fine
4 Cat, too. oolored engravings; London, 1857.
The Adventures of a Bear. and great Bear too.
colored engravngs; London, 1857.
The Adventures of Dog, and q good Dog, too
cOlored eugravlngs; London. 1857.
fully illustrated London, 1857
FAIRY Gold, translated from the French. MANY IL
lustrations; London, 1857
man; London, 1857.
,SSs! s,ssy for the Young. many ust-
tions; London, 1857.
With many other new Books. English, French.
ana American, for youths of all ages.
Jan FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NEW PUBLicATION.-"Historioal and Leg.
IN Examination OF that part of the Supreme
Coart's deoislon an the bred Scott case which de
oares the unconstltutonality of the Missouri Com
promise Act. and the self extension Of the Consf,
tutOu to Territories. carry ing slavery along with
IT." By the author OF The Thirty Years View: 90
tayO; DAVID Appleton Co. New York, lGy7
The above work Just issued from the press for
sale the well known stsnd, OF a. street and
Pennsy wanna avenue. Stereotype edit ion. beaufi-
fully printed on clean new type fine white paper and
with best black INK. Bound in black cloth and Kilt
isttefed. Done up In durable form for permanent
This work is what its title purports to be, an ex-
animation of what the author deems to bel the pc.
ntloal part ofthe Courts opinion. avoiding any
ice Of the judicial part Winch related to the personal
claLns OF the parties on record. Ii written in q
apit OF entire devotion TO the institutions OF our
1Giunty Snd with total abstinence from all party
Views. me authors own words are: II write for no
PaIO Out Tor all men who venerae the wo Ks of our
scs no r. sna Who wish to see our Government
nsP, "a me undat0ns on which they placed IT," 10
I'D, And It Is believed that this pledge has been
petsnt Al the most original and profound of
all the authors works, And treated AZ To nresent
new views to the oldest readers and in 6ct IN az
pa .. new work on . subject supposed to have
JOS. SHILLINGTON
Bookseller, Odeon Building. corner az a..
o<-u and Pa. av.
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS

These ships having been built by contract expressly
Tor Government EeTvlce, every care hiss been taken
in their construction, also their engines, to in
sure strength and speed, and their accommodations
for passengers are unesuaed for elegance and oom-
fort.
The steamers of this line have improved water
tight compartments, and pense has been spared
to make them all as good rs new the thorough exam
nation gwen them proves their mode of constr uc-
ton yet uBeq ualled.
Price OF Psssase nom New York to Livernool, in
hrst cabin, 9lS0; In second do, o76; From Liver
pool tc New York, 50 and 90 guineas. An exper-
perenced Sun eon attached to Zach ship No berths
can DO securea until paid for
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John p. EILIS, Sole AGENT for Hailet. Davis a
avenue, near 10th street. ian n
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
~ u II g

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent eI tension and Improvement ofIts lead
oy which highly important advantages to the trav-
6R 81 hna fKASs a qas
from Camden Station, Baltimore, at AM, (except
Sunday stops at way stations and arrive. at Cum
MA. TRAIN :aJts
A. M, connecting at Benwood with Central Ohio
trains for CoIumbus. Cincinnati. Indianapolis, Lou
w sxs GnGss9 ST. hoSs and at same PLACE
Gsyelsnd Road, and also at ParkersburE with Ma
rThITd FlI e ST LOUIS and CINCINNATI
Sm az BesT 70 a. A. with .D,
f and 653 hs5e u SS
ton. il also Connects drectVo mn both directiops.
at Grafton f With cars b. PsIkeIsburE and MARKETS.
connect at Xenla for Indianapolis Chicago and ST.
Ions, snd at Cincinnati with the Great Ohio and
Lonis through to St. LOUIS in less than q hours from
Bam3fe; BY thus tram the time to all the central
the distaaee + from 70 to 100 miles shorter Than 5,
the shortest OF other routes. From the West these
Sns at sTs ssn al O;s Nd ar
10 Baggage checked through to all points.
,THR0uGH TICKETs sold at lowest rates al
rier ths satire road Jy Daylight, by taking morn
land, and rssurns ext morning by Wheeling 40
COMMUNICATION tram, leaving Cumberland ct and
Oakland st I0.5o.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The Cumberland Accommodation Il ram at M.
viii stop al all Stations east of Cumberland, and the
Wheeling Accommodation at all Stations beyond
Cumberland going West. Esstwarsy, the Mai
Train leaves Wheeling at $50 A. nj :, and Aocommo-
datlon leaves Cumberland at 8, reaching Baltimore
at 81 p. III.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Grafton and Parkersburs, way
passengers will take the Express westwardly and
the Mai eastwardy.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at p. NJ,
etoPpins at wsy stations. Leaves Frederick at 9lt
A. M. arriving at Baltimore r. noon.
The ELLiCOTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves at SIS
A. NJ, and SIS p. M. Leaves EIlioOtt's Mills at.
A. NJ and +. M, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at Ais and 9,Is
A. NJ and BIS 7. Nj. On Sundays at Ais A. NJ.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at and s.p A.
NJ. and 8 and 40 p. NJ. On Sundays at IA. NJ, and
The FIRST and fourth trains from Baltimore. and tn.
second and fourth trains from Washington, will be
express mail trains. stopping only at Washington
Junction and Annapolis Junction.
The 9l5 and is trains from Baltimore and the 30
sna y aans rom Washington connect with the
For tickets, information, fare, &C., apply to ], r.
ENGLAND, Agent, at the Ticket ONCE, Camden
Station. WIN, g WOODSIDE
~ is-n Master of TrnnsDortstion. Baltimore.
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DHILAnELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


Passenger trains for Philadelphia leave President
street depot, BsltImo e, daily. except Sundays, &c
Express Tram at $50 a. m; Way NAL Train at Il
o'clock a m Evening Mail ats.25p On Su DAYS
Al os5 D. M. Only. Ali fraln' connect with New
York trains except 6 IS .. m. Saturdays.
For RAFRE DE GRACE ONLY
Leave, baltimore at 4. 4o'clock p. IN.
FROM Philadelphia a 9 a. m. p. m, and u m.
FOR SEAFORD, DEL.
Passengers leaving Baltimore ut $50 a: IN. connect
~ Wl,Rlneton with ?.n9 p. M. ua q and 62S p. On.
from Baltimore with % a. M. trsin.
fe5 IT WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Agent.
HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE
HI United States, traced IN the writings Of A.
.---Aer Hamilton; by John G. Hamilton. volume i.
fuckers History OF the Uniled States, volumes
Examnstion Of the Dred Scott Case; By Thos. n.
The Queens Of England and their Times; by Fran
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