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DELnI HAS FALLEN. AND NEW

nELHI HAS FALLEN. AND NEW
II GOODS HAVE ARRIVED 1T THE
CHEAP CASH STORE IN CURwENsvILLE.
The undersigned have one of the best, cheapest,
and largest assortments of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, in Curwensville. and which they viii sell
at the very lowest cash prices. Their stock cor
sisS Is Of II genera. assortment of well selected
WARE, QUEENSWARE, GLASS;
WARE, HATS. CAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES, CARPETS, dc, dc.
together With large ass assortment of the latest
the seas.n, among which can be found such 40
Dress Silks, French and English Merinoes
Brocha, Merino and Wool Shawls; Bril-
liants, Plaids. DeLains Embroideries,
Trimmings, ,Bonnents. Bonnet Rib
bons and Borders Gloves, &c.
ALSO, n lot Drugs, Medicine, Paints, Dye-stuf..
Oils, Narnisnes, de-, &C.
ALSO. keeping number of the best workmen in
the Shoe Shop, making all kinds of work to order
at the shortest notice and lowest prices All kinds
of Lumber. Hides and country produce taken in
exchange for Goods, Boots Shoes Re We arc
thankful for past favors and invite all to give US
call, examine our handsome stock of goods, FREQ
of charge, before you buy elsewhere.
Noy29-@f MONTELIUS & TEN EfCkE-
EALL AND WINTER GOODS.
y The subscriber respectfully announces to his
friends and the public generally that he has just
received fresh supply of GOODS, at his old
stand, EN- mbracing everything necessary for the
season-the wants of families, or the business Of
the people,
all who want to buy right can have either made
up CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and
SHOES, or anything else. on terms most favorable,
and for CASH lower than they can be bought
elsewhere. 10 Call and see. J.
.-f WM. L. MOORE.
Clearseld, December %, 1857.
SCHOOL BO0KS.-Sargant's. Cobbs', and San
- ders' Spoilers; Bullion's and Green's Gram
mars Davies Arithmetic, &C.. for sale at the cor
ner store OF WIN. IRWIN
Curwensville, November Is, 1857.
SoPEhflNE AND EXTRA FLOUR for sale by
- cnrNensvilie, March 2. wM. IRWIN.
toFFEE.-can be had low rates at the store Of
- November 25 WM. F. IRWIN.
NUBS AND BUCKETS.-A variety just receiv-
- ed and for sale at WA. F.IRWINs
"A NEW Two Horse Wagon, for sale at the cor
"a neE, Cur1ensyillss By WM. lRVS
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TONG LIGHT ON A SHORT SUB.

IL JECT.-FRANK SHORT announces to his
friends that he has removed some of his stock
from the Short Shoe Shoe, short notice, short
distance from his old stand, to the shop formerly
occupied Watch and Jewelry store by r. r.
WEIGH, dec nearly opposite to Reed Weaver 5
Store, where he will be found at all times ready
to accommodate his old customers, and as many
ones as may favor him with a call, and do
their work short notice as it be done else
where, and as short accounts make long friends,
he will sell cheap for CASH Homemade work
constantly hand, and warranted not to rip ravel
or cut in the eye And as this is the time for set
Ting up, said Short wants all persons indebted to
him to come forward and settle up their accounts
and pay the cash give their notes and they will
save costs FRANK SHORT.
Clearfeld, April 7th, 1S5S-3m.
N b. The person that found one fine boot. No
9, on the morning aster the fire, can have the
FRANK SHORT. .
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TOSEPH PETERS, JUSTICE OF THE
- PEACE. CURWENSVILLE. Clearfeld Coun-
ty, Pa, One Door East Of MoHteiiusd Ten Egck' 3
.Store-AlI business entrusted to him will be
promptly attended to, and all instruments of writ
ing done on short notice. April Z. 1856.
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A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-Letters
N of Administration on the Estate of Elihu
Mott. late of Bell township Clearfeld county, Pa,
deceased having been granted to the undersign-
ed all persons indebted to said estate, are reques
ted to make immediate payment, and those hav'
inc claims against the same will pr resent them
duiy authenticated for settlement to the under
signed. or to L. J. Grams, Esq, Clearhe,d, Pa
HOMER w. MOTT,
March g. lS5S-6t Administrators
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GLORIOUS NEWS S!-NAT1oNAL ES-
" CHANGE The subscriber having taken
the above we'll known stand. in Curwensville, Pa,
| is ready to accommodate all who may favor MN
with their patronage His table will always be
supplied with the best the market can afford and
his Bar with the choicest liquors. His stable Will
be under the care of attentive hostiers
DAVID SMITH
CurwensyiIle April 8. 1858.
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pbilabelpbiu ahuertisamrnts.

HtONRAD WALTON, 255 Market Street Phil
" adelphia; Importers and Dealers in Hard
ware, Iron, Nails. &c, dc. They respectfully in
yitc the people of Clearfeld, TO continue their IA
Aug 1, 1S55.-ly.
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IARDWARE.-Ala large assortment just receiy
IL ed and opened, and now for sale by
November 25' rsts 1 VIM +. IRWIN
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#VloBACco AND CIGARS.-An assortment jus
l. opened and for sale at the store of
November IS. WM E. IRWIN
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TDUFFALO ROBES, Horse blankets, and Sleigh
ID bells for sale by VIM. IRWIN
CurwensviIle, November Is. 1857.
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nR. B. F. AKLEY, PHYSICIAN.
IL GraLanaton, Ctsarfeid County. Pa.
tenders his professional servcesto the inhabitants
of Grahamton and surrounding country-he can
at all times be found at his Office, directly oppo-
site Mr. ]. b. Graham's store, when not profcs
sionally engaged tApl- Is.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL.-Jno Ain,lee, NYk; L
A May, do; Chase, Md; & NJ Fauntleroy, U
ia; Hon w Whyte, Md VIM Blair, NY; A
Kyle and lady, Va; Howell and lady, Y;
g GilIet, Md; Z ID Hicks ,NY;L Bringle''
+ Dewitt; w Latin. Ill; l. Dubernet, NYk;
sumner, Eng; DR. Case. Mo; C Patten. II Y;
Brawner, II Nally, Md; Mr. and Mis- Morris
Pa l. Mitchell. Ii; w Ball, Md; b E John
SON. son, foIi; season., do; P Bliss, q; A Fitch,
Michi Stone, 9 Bowles, Md; ] g Tbayer
Ny; Hon f L. Cabell and lady, Fla; ID earle / "a:
Hon John Crittenden and lady, XIV; Hon James
Goodman, Connecticut; Gilman, Maine;
w Phillips, Wash; Mrs Capt Varns, Mrs w
Chamberlain, B F Dennis, nh; Hon w II Kings.
bury, Dacota; NJ Goddard, T w Crane and Nv.
Duncan, NY; NJ Wilson, Min; C T Morse,
CT; 6 Holmes, sc.
WILLARDS' HOTEL-H s Sanford. r 9
Cleveland, Norton, CT; J b Staples, w b But
ton, ID b Martin, NY; Col Steptoe, L. A: w n
Martin, w Mccoy, Pa; c w B. adley, China:
w NJ Caldwell; NV; L Archer and fam, Cal; r
Iurnoull, Ritter, NYk; H J Turner, Mo, II r
Hammond and lady, CT; n Adams, John All.
&c SPrasue, VIM H Ird, Mass; Com carney. g
~ M Huralge and ladY, Md; L Goodwin, sc;
seymour. NY; Rev Seymour, Nd; r + II O,
6inson, Va; George Compton and lady, Mass: n
Hall and lady, do; H Mvgatt and LADY, TX:
BROWNS HoTEL.-J s MerriIl-, Md, s
Lewi:on do; Daniel. La; L Land and family
Pa; Mie Martin. do; w A Knowelth. nm: W
smith, Md; Hudson, do; c G Temple, De:
A Shaw, III; Hon l. F Grover, Oregon: i poe
Md; NJ Elliott, Ky; T w Wadwortb, hi: ! p
I'm 10; do; wv Owens, Tenn; A Barkdalr.
D Fow'e', Md; Gowdy, do $ B ckerton' dc
w Co'.i do r Baldwin, NJ; w A Corrin,
,hlKkWOOD HOUSE e ii Mcdonald. W.:
w II Hutton, DC; E .Murf-e, sc; I, Cali ,
her, Va; Brown, Mass, C A Pope. do; G d
Gsgden Ga; J sPaIdng, Md; w Schiey, do:
rendi-ton, Va; Strother, do; n Hem,
ley, o; A Spencer, NY: & M P,ok A.. !,
WIiggis,worth, La; NJ w Elleston, la; E w
UNITED STATES AOTEL-Hon A Iobn.or
Senn; 7 steele, Sc; l. Macrae,va; Y Yves
U b Graft, Ind; A 'Sheirburn, Tex; n WOOD
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EUCHRE BY TELEGRAPH

The Chicago Times of the oath nit con,,;,,
tne following capital "take-offu on tba Go
OF chess recently played by telegraph by Ne
iork and Philadelphia:
having observed that the papers ara da;,v
PuoHsning reports of a game Of chess ubicb .
SSoaPle OF chess clubs in some Obscure tow,
WbiI,;%;nn nave oeen playing by telegraph, G !.
10 be N. n,s ana nls friend spriggins, reported
port, procs.SsS s.pert euchre play in Bridge
snicn Nnieago could produce 10 n mat %
'u1uIe ,Ir me Championship of the c.,s1 80
DO played by telegraph. The nbsi,. ANA, 10
n.G.neousiy accepted; but ratb.r ;
u'uy WAS found to be in the v,v IT,.
Se: no Telegraph between Bridg.no-, nS
Enicago What was to be done II. ana
.ssng. nad oeen accepted by Chicago. And w;,h
suPulauon that the game should coms 81
SSSScoroing TO the terms of the cbalIsn.se on
Cnicago was to be declared the v;c,o. or
va OBVIOUSLY trick in this; but the d.s;eae
Onlcago W're frustrated, and the dif6cni,s
va, '1lcome by the fertile genius of Br;da..
- was decided to lay down a subm ma 20 .
nn,r 'ne ped Of the river expressly a., ~.
fnd 80 ana In order that Chicago might ~,
sacrs,Ix Pretext to back out, this was aons
800 ~ mat nobody but the partie, ;nt.r.
for m. nu,nos. YET found it out. The c.bi.
on its original cost from TiS.nx zen per cent
genuine-original- simon pure ana. supply OF the
AIanuc Gable taken from the Niaes,. mistake
Everything being arrans cd. the ST..
r -. ueai, oy each cutting q chunk OF hi. ~,
me eAois and reporting its length 10 IN. nm 1na
pres a. the opposite end. The party hsr;n.
Th gest chunk was entitled to the deal
then .bn M lsii to Bridgeport. The card, wer,
~ h ea oy means Of . galyanic h.t,.r,
magnet, the process Of Which
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Viscell

EARTHEN WARE, CHINA, GLASS. &e-
II - sli Pa. srsspSsat Brsoas' Aets5. 8 -
"a T.PgRCELL q son have inst imported, PCT
ship Gibraltar. from Liverpool direct, and
OF her sources one hundred and my peck
ssssofsAe .h9ye sr aY Of the ss:t sssify "
Sold band and White PIerch and Eng ish China
white Granite and Blue Painted Dinner. Tea and
Toilet Sets n
China Vases, China Motto CoTees and Sauosrs,
Tea sets and Bohemian Buffers and Covers,
Cut, PLAIN and Pressed Class Of almost every de-
scriptlou,
ssrt Spoons and Folks. Coffee and Tea Sets, or
separate,
Casters Butter Knives. Ladies'. TO-,
Ivory handled and other Knives and orks- sets
of5l pieces, or separate,
Grsndoles, Coal Oil, Ethe rial and Lard Lamps and
wicks,
Waters. Coffee Urns. Hall Lamps and Lanterns
A very fine assortment of common goods, suitable
for retail groceries, al OF which will be Sold whole
sal Q and retail, as low As the very lowest.
First quality Stone Ware At the factory prices.
Goods will be carefully packed and sent TO any
part Of the CITY free of charge.
A call from their fr' ends and the public generally
Hotel.
de- colin THOS PURCELL Il son.
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M TEETH.
NJ. LOOMS. NJ. d.. the inv e ntor and rateu
DR. sTEPHEN BAILY.
OTHIcE 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
TAfes doors from llfA Sfrfsf

DR.. BAILY bess leave to inform the public that
oostsd Ss Above. Hs feel: assured eti than
experience Of hfteen Years practice, with
ssss ySsy
10 h :n scientific
the and ESPECIALLY Ds haT1s v and and
+. Parmly, has led him. long since, to discard all
En.%e: QUITS Psfcha India Rubbsr and CEMENT emo
for the construction Of Continuous Sum Teeth and
reliable substance that can be worn IN the mouth A.
was mo.t o1nclusively shown BY the last American
Although he iatters himself from his long resi-
denoe and practice in Washington he is fayorably
leave to refer them to the following
r,.,, u. ,,,. TEST TESTIMONIALS IL 2
ofthts city:
DR.. STEPHEN BA1LI: Dear Sir-I desire to ex-
press my esteem for you personally, and my oonh-
executed for me have been highly satisfactory. /
eed pSbs aSs the %
Wilmington Aug. s1 is5s s''' NV. FRENCH.
From o~s Of the Oldest firms in Bal.imors-
Mssrs Boggs, Cotnlas 4 Co.
pan synt o DR. Stephen Ba
important and dlfcult piece of work, which ne did
to sRsTs and
tai College of Baltimore failed, after ed trials
to psrtGsm the same work gives
high estimation of his professional skill,
Baltimore, Jan IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS
Extract from note Yeessrsd from the late Hon.
John M. Clayton.
Y. Z. Senate, AUG. Is. lass.
4, me TEEN yoa made Tor me work admirably; no.
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To those seeking relief from the maadies of tho
teeth, can cheeriully recommend DIR. 8. Bsily as
superior dentist. He made n set of porcelain teeth
for one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood well for more
than ten ears. ROBERT T. NIXON,
Apnlls. lass. Va. Conf. NJ. < Church south.
We. tho undersigned, having had occasion to avail
ourselves OF the prefessona! skill OF DIR. 8. Bally
surgeon Dentist of this city. having been cogni-
xant OF his operations amlli friends take
pleasure In expressing our admiration of his artIs
SKILL as we'll as the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery, and respectfully
recommend him to tho confidence and patronage of
the public, of which We consider HIM eminenty
worthy.
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect u. 8. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, M. d., of WASHINGTON, ID, c.
b. s. BOHRKR, NJ. ID. of GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
N. s. LINCOLN, M. d., of Washington, ID. C.,
Jos II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID c.
GEORGE WALTON, TX Governor Of Florida
Waller LKNox. tx Mayor of Washington,
HENRY BALDWIN, u. 8. Patent Once,
DC: WIeHr, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
feb 2o-H
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EVENING STAR.
There are Robbers In tbs n,

Ahefo are hsooefS N the Heuee. =
BIT MARY A. pKSIsoN.
h hs sts roSSer. j. the house. good man,
lh And H sSG 6 ,: sI Hhr g By Il. light.
TIE good man rose. put, on his clothes.
Z. Al every window sPied-.
see the road. the field, the wood,
And not thing beside;
The nikht dew drenchsd in moonlight flnss
Iustre on the grounds
h pao save w, the .hrill toned whlppovl,
There are robbers in the house, good man,
o. heard noise be ov,
And ten gold crowns, you know.
/ olnnot sleep. / cannot rest
The moon 10 white as day,
I'll slip on gown, and venture down,
If you Will lead the way"
They gained the hall-s strange, low sound,
Came through the open door;
They tremble at the old clocks face
And the moonbsams on the floor,
Came IN the sIlvery light
The very shadows, sharp and black,
Told OF the peerless night.
With beating heart and l,bored br ath
Inc old man nearer drew,
And saw the easement opened highJ
And cavalier jump through.
Ard he ssy-oh Erief.-his beautiful child
give Welcome by kiss and woru;
And bright was the glitter OF chains and rings,
And soft were he vows he heard.
Then marching in with q valorous mein,
He cried to the cavalier,
NO moonlight thi 4, bs he beggar or prince.
NO Tobber snail Gnu r here.
The easement 10 opened wide enough,
spring out as you sprang In
W y tnlrty ssints-if so many there are,
shall answer for deadly SIM
So the maiden went weeping ND TO bed,
see pless vigil to keep;
A nd the rood ave ar W. -
Cries robbers" in her sleep.
tErsniHs Jorraal
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NorIcE FOR re ss 81 CERTAIN
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF

Notice is hereby given that the land ONCE at Men
ASIA, IN the State OF Wisconsin, will, and after
the 10th day of January next be open to the sale
private entry and location. Of all vacant public land
embraced In the following townships, which were
subject to entry and location prior to withdrawal,
being lands which had been withdrawn probAb '
falling within the prescribed limits of select ION al
the railroad grant to Wisconsin ny act of Congress
approved June s. ls56, but sinoe asoertaned cot TO
be within said limits, viz:
North of the base line and east of the fosrfh
principal neridias.
Townships Is, Is. H. 10, 49, 90 q, a, g. "a IS o.
q, e, O. 80, ST. &, S. 81, S. IS, 81, and 49, of rang
20.
Given under my hand At the q enerai Land Once,
at the city of Washington, November II, 1853.
TaOS. A. HENDRICKS,
no l8-law6v COmmssiOner,
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w events adies nd q eptIer an Toe. or - 49,,

WHEN IN tn T. COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies' and Gentlemen lose one Of their
greatest natural ettractlOns-e ine head of har-it
becomes matter of serious importance, and tbs
question 10 what shall We do to stop the halr from
~ ctlis Suery, We beg 20 say, try DR. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER. A few
remove dandruf, keep the soalp clean and white,
and lmPart freshness and vISor to the hair; and
although you may have been bald tv enty yecrs the
continued use OF it two months will insure you
luxurnnt head of heir. Call and get bottle, and il
and get the price paid.
Ask for pr. Harris' Hair Promoter and Imprcyor.
xs., corner Main and Eth. and Main and W ali sts,
and in Washington city by Il. ID. GILMAN, Drug
glst, Brovns' Hotel Building, Pa. avenue, and D..
b. CLARK, Druggist, oornsr ~ street and Pa.
avenue. ap1 "
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the parties at present refuse to explain. It
would sppesr from the run Of the game, on
the frst hand to be one Of the most efficient
systems Of stunning extant. - ASAA
The cards were dealt and the trump turned
up wss sdiamond. Upon examining his hand,
the first Chicago player passed. Bridgeport
No. i also passed, and then Chicago No. 3
passed. Tho dealer turned it down, and Chi
cago made clubs trumps. The PLAYING then
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EOR SALE-The undersigned has on Page.
u Wharf. foot of 7th street, a portab STEAM
ENGINE and BOILER. OF ten horse power. with
Circular Saw Mill and Timber Wheels attached of
Geo. Page Il 90 a manufacture. The whole appa :
ratus Is good running order, whichihe Ill dispose
of on very reasonable terms.
N. B.-The undersigned can be found at No. So
Mary lard avenue, Washington, ID. C
de 2-2aw4w' ADRIAN PAINTER.
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wv FALL ARRANG EMFNT
w ASHINGToN AND AL EXAM ID q A.
A Boat Every Hour from Each Place.

The Washington and Alexandra Steamboats, will
hereafter run regularly from the foot ~R~
Of eth street, Washington, snd King SHKEs
street. Alexandra, every hour from
sacn place, from 81 a. m. 90 Ia .. a. follows:
From washIngtOn-Steamer ESQ. PAGb-at
81, =, And II q. m, I, 3, 5. and N p. m.
from WashIngton-SteawerT THOMAS COLL
fER-at 9, 10 q. M, Il m, 2, 4. and .. m,
From Alezandris-Stsamer Gro. PAGE-af
~ s, 10 IA, m, u m ~. ! aud p. IN. -
From Alexandra-Steamsr THOMAS COLL
fhR-at 81, 3. II q. m, |, s, and p. m, except
Tuesday and FRIDAY mornings, when the Coiyer
will run her regular trips to mi cunt Vernon, al
heretofore, and omit her tnps bstve, " Arlington
and AIexand ria from %. m. TO 2. m only.
The 81. 81 a. m and ga .. m. boats from h'exan-
dria connect with the trans Of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad for the North and West.
The Sd a m. and IN D. m. boats from Washington
connect with the trains of the d ange and AleIau
dTIs Railroad for the South aud SOuthvt st. sc y
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DRUPOSALS FOR TIMBER.
no laws

Navy DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF CoNsTRUCrIJN, &c.,
November n, H5s
SEALED Proposals. will be received at this Bu-
Teau until O'clock the S8th day of December nex I
Tor the delivery In the United States avy Yard at
Phl!adelphia If the FOL owing described Timber, on
tbs usual terms and condItlt Of contracts VIII oh
the Navy Yards.
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Trayslers' Directory.

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM wIs AhltfSS.s;fi1SsYsP' Fur sSRa' fiAE WEST.
as follows:
LIST. MAIL TRAIN start, AZ 7.S q. M, Sunday
excepted. connecting closely At w ashfnfton Juno
ton, for Cumberland and Piedmont.
cHicASo EXPRESS CONNECTION leaves
Washington At SEQ .. m, reaching Cincinnati ~ So
p m. next day, and conRec;nr directly with Express
Train for Louisville. CAIRO and the Southwest, and
To view the 6rAnd Mountain Scenery OF the Road
IN daylight, take either the 7.S q. m or $50 ,. m.
trains from WASHINGTON. .
For Psrk~rsburr and al stations on the North
Msriett1 and CincinnatI Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Basgate Checks 20 al suI
ters and every other possibie facility VII be found
WAY FGSSfNGERs for the Main stem Of the
Baltimore end Ohio Railroad vill leave Washing
For all points between Washington Junction and
Piedmont take the 7.<S q. m. tram.
For all Stations between Piedmont and Wheel
take the $40 o. IN. Tram To conneot with ths Fred
sriot Tram take the $40 p. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore At 6 10 and 10
q. M, and 20 and IS ,. m. On Sunday ~ SOP. N.
Leave Baltimore at 4sa and $50 O. m. and $50 and
S-S p. m. ON Sunday AZ 80 q Ig. only.
The 1.S and As trains only WI stop 81 way sta-
ti9ns and Tor An,nYohs connsetiohns. ,.,., .,.,,
trains for the west, and the 6.io. 7.5 and SEQ
,. m. trans for the cast.
For further information inquire 81 the Baltimore
add OHIO Railroad Ticket Office, Washington.
T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
w. r. SMITH,
MOTT Master Of Tranportatios, Baltimore.
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