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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WASHINGTON BRANCH.
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From ard after ] u ESDAY, 18th of June, Trans
will leave as follows:
SIS a m. Express Train connects Washington
junction for all parts of the west. and at Baltimore
for Phadelp hia and New York.
7 IS 8. m. Way Train for Annapolis, Baltimore,
Philade phia, and ew York.
$50 p. IN. Express Tram connects at Washington
junction with Express train for all parts of the west
York.
4.lop m. Way Train for Baltimore connects at
Annapolis junction for Annapolis, and Washington
I9SStIon with Express rains West.
6-5O p m. way Train Tor Baltimore connects at
Washington junction with Accommodation Train
West.
Tna IT'S a. m and 81 p H. train. are express and
will step only at Annapolis and Washington juno
tions. 80
On saturday the $50 p. m. train goes to Philadel
phip on,.
On Sunday but one train leaves al 80 .. IN.
Js u IT. VI, PARSONS Agent
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a CSLXi h0PEDiA OF COMMrRCr !,

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order of the President:
TR0S. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Orhoe

NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entIte To the right Of pre- -emption
Ca oi the above de scribed lands under the n,n
vStcLs Of the act of Congress approved Ma, Ia ias
rs required To establish line same to the
af ire Register ano hccelyer Of the proper land Of
hcc, csd max, payment fhgT,for as SOON a pyoe
f,'nbtt at,T sseiHt fh'S notice, and before the
day appointed Tor the commencement Of the pun
lie safe ct The iSIe embracing the tract eys,nad.
otherwise such CLAIM wIl he forfeited.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
CommissIoner Of the Genera and Ofhce.
mn S-lSNfds
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PORTSMOUTH. Nh,

Class No 7. Bricks Glass No. 2. GRANITE; class No.
3. Yellow pine timber; class No. 4. Yellow pi.e
lumber; class No 6 WIN te- pine and spruce timber
and lumbSr, (whtte pine seasoned;) class No. =.
Lime and hair: cass No. 3. Cement; class No. 9.
Sand; class No. To- slate; class No. II. Iron and
class No. L. Steel; class No. Is. AUgers; class M.
No. 10. ship chsndiery; CLASS No. l6h SSerm OIL;
class No.I7. Hardware, ass No. ls Stationery;
No. ~ Hav; class No. u. PrOvender; class No. q
Charcon: ciass No p. Copper and composition naLs
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MARTINS
"A Guitars lust arrived az the Music Store Of
ma W. 6. METZER0TT,
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ROSTON.

Class No. ]. Bricks: c'ass No. ?. Stone: class No.
4. IeOw-plne lumber; class No. g. Oak and hsr 4
wood; cass No. s. White pine, sprvce, and juniper
t"ber and umbe class No. Z Lime and haIr; class
No. q. Cement; class No. 9. Gravel and sand cIas
NO, TO- Slate; cass No IL. lroh, Ion sykes aud
nails class No. II SteeI; class No IL. Fiiss: cnss
No. -. Pants, oil and glass: class No. Is Ship
claudlery; lass No. l6k. Sperm oil; class No. III.
Hardware; class No. 10. Stationary; class No. ~
Fay and straw: class No. q. provender; class No.
~. Cha cpal: class o. q. Packing; class No. -
Iron casting s: CASE No. n. Auye,k
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UAcc Second Story, three doors fIea
ODD FELLOWS hall.
S1ectscles md Glasses suited to every sight
Opera, Reading, and Watchmaker's@%
6asses; Telescopes, Microscopes INK
great variety; CoslnOramic StereOscCpes with view
Of superior and choice pictures hand. Soc adv
tisemant N National lItelhgeCcer.
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days. Why yeou, the fat came clean
through the fefer's hide, run down his
legs, till the very airth was greasy where
the darn'd varmit crawlcd along. Did,
by Peurkins.'
Too fat, then, we guess, to be good
said Towlc. Fat skins, sir, arc not so
good as those taken from M animal not
more than ordinary fat
We'll, guess it warnt so darned fat,
nuther; come to think abeout it, twas
anuther fox our Sioh shot last fall; this
crittor warn't Sc 11arned fat, not overly
fat-fact, I gNess it was 7aythe' leon; kind
olean; TREMENDOUS lean; poor old var
mint WAS about to die Of pure starvation;
neyes did see such darn'd eternal, star
we'd, lean, lank, furnished critter on the
lords airth beforev
'Yery poor, eh?' says Lyman.
Very poor? guess it was; so al
mighty poor that the critters bones stuck
clean eout, almost through his skin; had
MT killed it just when 1 did, 'twould have
died afore it got ten rods further along
Fact, by golly'
'Ah! WE'LL said the merchants, we see
! that skin is poor; the fur is thin and loose
and would not suit US
Wont suit yew? Now, look ahere,
yeou,' says the Yankee, folding up his
versatile skin, 4 don't like such kind o
dealin' as that, noheow, and III be darn'd
to da rnation, of you ketch me tradn' for
skins with y on agin' there amt no lum-
Der in the State of Maine.
And the A0lde,. of the skin vamosed.
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4 LADY CowHIDFs A MANN A HorKI

\ LADY COwHIDFs A MAN IN HoTKL
FOB INSULTING HER.-About the usual
dinner hour yesterday, the Southgate
House was the scere of an affair which
c,eatedno little excitement, and has at
torded abundant food for gossip. Several
persons were sitting in the office of the
hotel, waiting the sound of the gong,
when lady entered from the street, and
walking up to man in the crowd, drew
u covered rawhide from beneath her
cloak, and commenced laying it warmly
over his head, face and shoulders. The
attacked party pushed her off, and at
tempted to retreat, when her cloak fell to
the floor, exposing to the gaze of the by
ISLANDERS six-barreled revolver protrud-
ing from the belt Of her dressl
After being pushed aside, the woman
Immediately recovered herself and event
in" again, and continued to lay on the
stripes thick and fast, until the party
assaled cried, ''hold-enough.'' The
lady then desisted from the attack,
picked up her cloak, and coolly walked
off, apparently well satisfied with the
achievement.
The cause of this summary chastise-
ment is thus related by the lady herself,
She is a Mrs E H Barry,a lady-physician,
who has an office on the corner of Sixth
and Mound streets. The assailed party
is Mr.. P. H. Myers, formerly clerk at
the Southgate House. Mrs. B. states
that on Tuesday evening last, Myers call
ed at her residence, and proposed to
employ her as matron in a water-cure
establishment which was about going
into operation; that after discussing the
question eff salary, duties, &C., he started
to take his leave, but on rising he put
bis arm around her neck, and attempted
to kiss her-a liberty which she indignant
ly resented at the time, and she followed
the matter up by publicly horse-whipping
the offending individual in the office of
the Southgate House. Tais is the state
ment of the lady herself, (but which, VIC
are informed, the gentleman denies.)
The husband Of the lady resides in Gle
veland. She came here about yea
ago and located, for the purpose of prac
ticing her profession. Cincinnati Gazette
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The Yankees Fox Skin.

'Mornin' Squire said down-easter
giving nod and wink to Lyman &
fowler, as those gentlemen stood in their
store one morning, up and dressed for
business.
How are you, sir?' said the merchants
Poorly well, considering the state Of
things in gineral. say, yeou sell skins
here, don't yeou?
I'VE do, occasionally was tho response
Wal, so calkelated; buy fox skins
tew, I reckon!'
Sometimes. Why, have you got some
for sale!
Some. Yes, guess I have one; It's
some tew, tell yeou.
Let's lock at it, said one of the mer-
chants.
The over of the skin tugged at the
capacious pocket of his old yellow over
coat few minutes, and out came pref
ty good sized bang-up of a venerable rey-
uard.
There it is--a perfect bowty it is too
Amt til?
Seen finer ones, says Towle.
'Praps yeou have, and praps yeou
haint; but dew think it's u rale bewty,
slick and shiny as bran new hat
when did you get this skin? says tho
merchant.
when did | get it? Why, when l
killed the darn'd critter, of course.
Eyes, we know, but was it in the fall
or summer, or when?'
'Oh! yes; we'll | reckon 'twarnt far from
the Fourth of July, any way, for I'd just
cleaned up my cid shootin piece for p'rade
on the glorious anniversary, and along
comes the old critter, and just give him
a rip i'll the gizzard that settled his hash
mighty sudden, | tell yeou.'
Fox SKINS said the mechanic ARE not
very good when taken in hot weather;
the fur and skin is very thin, and not fit
for much in summer
Wal, meow, reckon, since I come tl
think it over, 'twant hot weather when
saot the critter; no, I'll be darned if il
was; made laundering mistake bout
that, ior twas nigh on to Christmas
was, by goly, for and Seth Petrllin'
Yor COIN to frolo. remember it like
a book, cold as sixty, snowia' awlul-
vas, by ginger,
Agoll, says the merchant, was the to2
very ,at?'
Nat! Oh, Molly, w2rn't it G1t New
e,dil see such fat fellerin all my torl
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THE DAY BOOK.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING FEBRUARY II.
TO MISS e. X < * y

TO MISS 4.
Some lovers to their dearest 1oves
Send golden painting finej,
And other some, by carrier-doves,
Do send their Valentines.
But /, assuming less by far,
Than those of modern time,
Attune my Tyre like ancient bard,
70 sing my simple rhyme.
And whist responsive to my H;ill,
The thrilling numbers how,
Oh had such consummate skill,
To thee, my love, they'd go!
And could they wake within thy breast
But half tue love Of mine,
Oh ! would be supremacy blcst,
Were you my Valentine!
And yet methinks there was time,
When not in vain I'd plead;
That beaming smile--that look of thine
All Why didst thou mislead?
Another now doth claim that smile,
That look that once was mine:
Whilst with secret love the while,
Do languisll and repine.
And still betimes vision bright,
Comes fitting o'er my brain,
And think hand of lily-white,
Is clasped in mine again:
And | think the hand is not withdrawn,
And bright eyes beam in mine,
And an ordaye tcredth the brow adorns,
Of thee, my Valentine.