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Kerosene Oil & Lamps.
FOR SALE AT
S. c. EARL e. SONS.

Nc HAT do you burn Kerosene Oil. Do you Ijse
w IT Yes: think il the most economical light in.
use. Where do you get IT, 4; :. C EARL 4 SON.
They have the genuine Boston Kerosene OIL and Fl ne
lot Of Lamps their opposite Mansion
In- question being frequently asked IN regard
The "si OF The kerosene gh:. by persons noticing the
very slow consumption Of the oil. corBar-d the
bTtliancy and beauty Of the fam, follow
ing scientific siafseui which prepared ny Prof.s-
sor p y Kent one of the most prominent and di.lin-
guisheh chemist. Of New York Taking the amount o..
iiEht which gallon Of Kerosene OH will produce
ana the price, tl.ss. the standard. the Of the
following Lighting materials, will compare it'll IL a. fol-
lows: One gallon Of Kerosene GA produce. a. much
light
gallon. Of Burning fluid. AT soc.....-.......s5 90
2. DO Sperm oil, al ~ ~ ...--... ....... 3 =
80, 20 Lard Oh. at G1.-................ C6
do Whale Oil. re5c..--.-.-.-.-..-.... %
i lbs Sperm Candles, 4jc. ......-.. lu
- lbs. Tallow do at Observation-Disclosures. IS
Also, Parafine Candles for saIe-a beautiful artir.
for the srior. moves
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VyarsI,ai.s Sale.

TIlited SUITS Circuit COHrf-Er<ctftjoH No 1884.
10y virtue OF a writ OF Pturias r.. Fl Ill
ID rected from the United states Circuit; Court for
the Northern District Of Illinois in favor Edward VI.
Greenvay, and against George Fisher, Ia We levied
the following property. 10 wit:
Tie quarter OF the north west quarter or
Section twenty-thr--, b Town twenty nine, l2tl
range FIVE. 70 AID The northeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter OF section ten. llu town twenty
nine [-sl range FIVE, l5.l all in livingston county.
Illinois. Also, the half Of the southwest
quarter Of section thirtysx 1851 town thirty i've 3d.
range one. Also, the southeast quarter OF section
twenty Tso town thirty four "a range three, b.
Also half of the northeast quarter section
eight, town thTt! hse, L3j. four, = Also,
the sOuh fractional quarter tsouth of Illinois ri
v-r OF section twenty six t2G town ihirty-three. 3D.,
range five. '5i Also, the northwest quarter Of t,t
no-Ih- quarter Of section thirty, 3D. town thirty
"a three, 1871 Also. the north half OF the
north half Of the north least quarter OF section thirty
tire. IS town thirty five. 80, range Tour. 4, all
OF tie thlrd principal meridian Also, all George
:. Fisher, interest ISLAND known Grdeys Island
the Illinois ADORE the mouth OF Fox river, in
twelve, H. town thirty three .,s north range
three Isl OF third principal meridian. Also,
all George Fishers interest in the part or said
island Gei0tc the Fox river in sections eleven Ill and
range three 81 the third principal meridian
containing about fourteen acres.
Which shall expose public sale, on the sixteenth
day OF March to the highest and best bidder
ready money. AT the court house door Ottawa, La
Sale county, Illinois Sale to commence between the
hours of O'Clock 4. N. and sunset of said day.
THOMAS HoYNE.
Z. & Wrrssa1 Northern District ri Illinois
febls-4w By V. \. BOYER, Dat.
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MONEY well Invested.

MONEY wei IMVCstCO.
IT OTIS for sale in States Addition.
IL Lots for sale in Railroad Addition.
Lots for sale in Union Addition.
Lots for sale in Champlin's Addition.
At greatly reduced prices, varying from 800 to $780,
on liberal terms.
Also, fine residence property, Ottawa Avenue.
Also valuable land town. suitable for gardening
purposes, at the once of [ap30l ID. 7. CAMERON.
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Estate Of William F. Pickering, decd
NOTICE is hereby given. all persons having claims
~ against the estate Of William =. Pickering decd
that will attend Of the County Court OF La Sale
County be held at Ottawa sad County Of La Sale
and State OF Illinois, the third Monday OF March
next, when and where all having claims against
said estate notified present the in writing
to said Court for adjustment.
feb4-6ws GEORGE W. KELLER, Admir-.
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Real Gstate.
For Sale

For sale,
A PLEASANT residence in South Ottawa. large
"A portion Of the purchase money remain secured
on the premises for a term Of years; will be ex-
changed for farming land.
dec17 JOHN p ANTHONY.
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LUClAN SANGER,

ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts Of Title furnished Collections made, Invest
ments made in Government or other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, August s, 1857.
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GORGE W. KELLER, Admir-.

Estate Of Isaac Gre, decd
NOTICE hereby given, all persons having claims
~ against the of Isaac Corle, deceased that
] will attend q of the County Court of La Sale
County, be held At Ottawa, in said County Of La Sale
and State Of Illinois, the third Monday of March.
next, when and where all persons having claims against
notified present same writing
said Court for adjustment.
an9s-ews JANE CORLE Admir-.
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CITY Property for sale.
x3f4H sssS.-r 40
= story brick dwelling house on Madison street near
the Ravine. with Let ~ by l5V IT, also story frame
house, with good Lot ia the vci-ty For terms
&c apply at the Barber shop, in R-ddirk', Block to
junaJ-tf CHAs
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w all Paper Depot.


~ q T. Phelps old .SInd, Main Street. Ottdur
IifHOt-.
AVE Just received their Spring stock and have now
for sale the elegant lot Of Pal,-r Hanging
Window Drap-ry and shades offered in Ottawa
They prepared to furnish in quantities suit
Ca.ers, the latest pattern. Of Satin Gilt Wood and Oak
Papers with matched and common borders. Also Fancy
Window Shades Fire Board Prints. &c. Their stocL
is purchased directly from the manufacturers. and sold
4 a small advance on first cost. myI.-tf
('OTo ORTOE'S BOOK STORE fer School Books
" Stationery, nice Books for Children. JAMS
w AK. Paper, China, and India Rubber Dolls and
w Doll Heads. from cents 10 81 Paper Dolls and
Furnies Also, large stock OF Toys, the Drug ana
Book Store Of foc>l EY. GRIGGS
you will to ID wsigEs. he will demonstrate TO
i your satisfaction that his Fluid CANNOT EXPLODE
l'OTO OHTOE'S EOOH STORE Tor School Books
" Stationery, nice Books far Children. jan29
PUY YOUR STATIONERY at
- oRTON's BOOK STORE.
You get nothing IS good al the Drug Stores ian29
Cash Pale: for kur>.
4 WILL pay the highest rice in cash for
L ~ lme otter. Beaver, Mink, Coon. of. Wild Cat
Musk Rat. and al other Furs, the and Can S;or-
PRE>CoTT> old stand four doors east Of Eames Allen
Co.'S Bank. ioc,I T. c. PRESCOTT, Agent.
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Ottawa. on the r. l. T. r., and Pontiac, on the c. A.
NJ u. r.. will be the most convenient places to stop
for those wishing to examine the land
Bruce, July Q, 1853. WILLIAM STRAwS
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory! !!

-" VOXVA Ax1A uXCSVOV
THE undersigned take this method of informing their
/ old and the public generally that we are
putting into Establishment this Spring MACHINERY thai
will enable to turn that double the amount Of
Goods have usually done the for our Goods
this additional Machinery, hone to y;vS
satisfaction in exchanges of Wooden Goods for Wool
We have, and do not intend card into wool a
PORTION Of cotton and sell it for all WOOL goods are
warranted in this respect and also for durability We
shall continue to exchange for WOOL formerly the fol-
lowing kin Is Of Goods viz: Heavy Cassner es Satnets
Jeans, Fannes of different kinds Blankets and stock
Yarn. Considerable attention will be
Yarn orders will be filed for all the different Rr AIDES md
kinds of Yarn, common Mixed, Indigo Blue Mixed Red
Clouded, &C. And will manufacture, for merchants
and Others Wool in lots Of hundred pounds and up-
wards into Stocking Yarn any Of the above kinds
goods on liberal terms for cash or wcnl Also.
CardinS and Spinning
Will bo in lots of 80 Lbs. and upwards, At Is IS
cents per pound.
Custom Carding into Rolls
Will be done six cents per pound. Their machines
will be clothed with the best Of Cards, and with
experienced Carder they expect to have good work
DONE Wool will be taken from the Depot at Ottawa, and
rolls returned within reasonable length OF time for do
ing the work, which be sent lin strong shees) from
almost any part OF the State a trif1ing expense.
Wool Intended for exchange for the above kinds
Of Goods by the order be sent
by Railroad to OTTAWA and the goods will be nut Nh and
sent with promptness, according o order.
We would also say, that have got our Nev C,ston
and FIGURING Mill in operation persons visbin1 cs,
have their grinding done short notice s =. hoy.
plenty Of water 1t all times. fmyl7l J. D. GREEN.
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A Desirable Farm for sale.
nF 100 acres prairie and 20 Of timber, all in
" Brookfeld-a very comfortable house and ] Is
under the plough for sale very cheap" Possession
given Immediately. laug6l r. THORNE.
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Warehouse sale.

VIE shall SELL for charges, the following property,
w at public auction, the 2sth day Of Nay, d.
!. O. at 9 clock An, the Warehouse Of Cushman
4 vorcr. in tie city of ottawa. La Sale Co, III.
Mary Polling. tomb stones.
I. ID. Mahony, bbs. liquor.
7. Schock. box liquor.
A. Cauuy. buckets, l shovel, windl-ssr auger
J. R-thbun, boxes y. II. Goods
f-L25-{r, CCSHMAN l. yORCE.
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Fire Insurance Agency.

PHENIX Fire ms. Co., OF New York.
Capital Ind Surplus, $500, 1870.
MONTAUk Fire ms. Co.. Of New York.
Capital and Surplus, 4l9l, 2l5.,2.
YTNHE above responsible Companies, having complied
Il with the Law in reference to Insurance Companies
not incorporated by this State. prepared to take
risks on DWELLINGS, WAREHOUSES; Me cHANp,zE and
other personal property, at
RATES corresponding with the risk assumed
LOSSES henorably adjusted and promptly paid.
W. FAY. Agent.
sep3 Office in Naninger's Block
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Valuable Property
FOR SAT.El

WILL sell, on good time and at a reasonable price
Il the following property, viz:
My Residence fhe side Of Fox River comprising
the east ofblock 03beins 100 front and ls feet
deep II is, beyond question, the handsonest location
for residence in the city Of Ottawa The grounds are
adorned with the very choicest kinds of shrubbery and
shade and in the garden apple pear plum
peach trees in bearing condition; also plenty Of grape
vines currant berries, raspberries, and
berries. In short, everything desirable for and
fort is provided for.
Also 800 acres good prairie land New Michigan
and Pontiac, Livingston county.
Lots !, 9. and 3, Block 90, Ottawa
Lots and s. subdivision OF Lots 10 and II, Block 50,
Lot ID, Block So; all good business Lots
All OF the above valuable property is offered at
sonable price, and on time to suit the purchaser.
move NJ. OSMAN.
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lHHEAP BOOKS at
~ jan29 ORTOE'S COOK STORE
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DUY YOUR STA 7IONERY ut
ID ORTON'S BOOK STORE,
You get nothing as good at the Drug stores jans9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03

STATE OF ILLINOIS Supreme court 1cithin and for
the 7hird GTOnd DirisiOa If sfjd >fdte, ST. Calvin
Dwolf, plaintiff in error, David Strod-r and OH
yer D. b. Jones, defendants in error-Error to Kane
a, 20
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STATE OF ILLINOIS SuDreD. Cont ,o,thf, ouJ M.
bridge u. Allen plaintiff in error r, Cori.to,h.,
Rhodes and Oeorge Pegran, doing business under IN.
nrnl, name ana style OF Rhodes, Peg am 4 Co and w
W. DruB'Doui. James Mitchell JuIius iig,,d =
Ray and y. A. Chapin, as trnsi-es Of III. N A ".
bridge Il. Alien, defendants ia error-Error 70 H.
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l.. LELAND, Clerk
scaNxos, McCaGY FULLER, Atty's for p.f. i'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-23

rs A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLBMEN.-The subscriber will send (jree Of
charye) to all who desire it, the Recipe and dirco-
tions FOR making simple Vegetable Balm, that
will, in from two to eight days, remove Pimples,
Biotches, Tn, Freckies, Salowness, and all imps-
rites and roaghness of the Skin, leaving the samo
as Nature intended it should be-sof, clear,
smooth and beautiful. Those =dvsiring the Recipe.
with full instructions, and advice, will please Call
on or address with return postage.
/ JAS. T. MARSHALL.
Practical CHEMIST.
No. 81 City Building, N. York.
New York aug 2-d3mo
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:12 BALTIM0RE AND POTOMAC RIVER
IAMNINGS
INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.

INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.
.z.s THE DIAMOND STATE Capt
- -. = Jacob kcrwin will leave Alexandra,
ID Saturday. a, o'clock. ?. NJ, and returning.
r.. Leave Baltimore. on Wednesday. at J o'clock,
M or carIior, il loaded, and all surplus freight
IL. be ,4hea by tina 81: Nicholas.
xr~- The .ST. NICHOLAS, Captain
=. - - samuel Guy, will leave Washn gton
Il O'Clock, ana Alexandria at ! o'clock, A. NJ,
Saturday morning, and returning, will leave
sa..more On Wednesday NJ O'Clock, P NJ, and
ri, call at the following landings to land aud
a.re passea gers and freight Point Lockout
:tIs, Bro,m's. and Coad's Wharves, Piney
:-t, Stones Wharf, Chappoll Point Pope's
..s anl all the established upper landings on
4: Maryland Shore, and White Point. Matthias
3 4l and Boyd's Hole, on the Virnisia Shore.
e%o WHEAT 4 BRO, Agents.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

No. %, hlny-StTeet.
PLASTER MILL AND FACTORY,
No. 40, Union-strees.
uAV1NG REMOVED from the old stand on
| / Fairfax street, to the SPACIOUS WARE
HOUSE, No. %, King street, we beg leave to call
the attention of farmers to our large and we'll So
lected stock Of
IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, and GUANOS.
We are also erecting PLASTER MILL, (at
No 49, Union street, where We will soon be able
to furnish the
BEST FINE GROUND WINDSOR PLASTER,
Of our O,on Importation.
We are also preparing for the manufacture OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
shich we expect 10 furnish of the best quality.
ian2 MEADE MARYE.
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L c 4 i DIIEY

CABINET, CHAIR SOFA AMA&utACTEHEE,
U,rnsr a., hfag Il -}tirrd .ts d'e'""""'", !".
II A> constantly on hand. nm.! offers {" the PUT
/: | lie, an excellent assortment "f tnhh't ware
Sofas and Chairs Of every yarc,y, and on the low
cs. terms. FYarh. IL. ,acabiity and finish. cannot
-. .,.r..sl lnh i-ly
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &C.
SOUTHERN PROJECTION INSURANCE
CO-NP 4 y 7,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL. OVER $50, 900 DOLLARS,


CAPITAL. OVER $50, 900 DOLLARS,
! AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING
The Charter OF this Company offers more favora-
bie advantages 30 the farmer aud others, Than any
! Comyauv chartered III the State, by insurlng
witt, or without premium note. 1t the applicant
prefer he eau pay the tul! amount OF the premium
! in sh or by clecting cash insurance 10: Two
years the insured -cigh;1 Of the amount
he would otherwise have 10 pay; or ny becoming a
member, nnl giyinga small premium note, the IL
Snr.: saves acar!Y one hall OF the amount charged
| bv Stock Companies, when inSurng from year to
wear This is the advantage resulting from The
combination oi the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced isSuinS Fr!! ;ies
against loss or damage hy hTe, on me '3th o"y o
March 1854 since which time over seven thousand
scy.! hundred persons nave insured and become
members oi the Company, aud over seventy th"u-
sand dollars have boc:, paid i"r losses. LaS!nS
increased our business during the past year We !"e
yrate1u! Ior the libcyA! patronage bestowed "3oa
the Company thns lar. Ard for ta iattcrng pros
;,ects OF lnturc usefulness. The Directors nope
and believe, that by prudence, caution ana II rtSo
system Of economy. they VII establish Tor this
Company i reputation for si.c.pncss and safety
10; surpassed by any Company IL the |. States.
All differences IL settlement y! losses, may he
determined by three lisintercsed arbltraors ol the
County where such loss happened, 80 be mutually
chosen by the insured ana The Company.
DIRECTORS:
IT, ". Thomas. James I. Close,
II e Robertson Thomas Z. iii.
Dr.. r.. ii. Stablcr, x. H. Carter
Christopher NcAle. " N wright
i. D. Lipscvmb, II. i. Lester
$aS Bgow, Ben. = NAl!c'
", II. Turner, George j. French,
4 EIokey Wu.. g. Rms Sht.
OFFICERS:
1r.',.r
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~rss "tNsHus
s = EsN {.

~ DWELLING FOR R&NT.-i Intending
t;.5l toI.uove from It, ,i'y. otter i7' rent n'E
DW l.iLlNI. HOUSE. No. -! E!Hs street, INC
hoase j. large and welt arranged aud !, in good
-rler Eor te:,ns apply ~ The house, or t. A"-
.Irc" JAMESON. esq. ..-.r,
u"t 4-,;i James !. SAIL
ia rU& RENT 4 lNgce story DWELLING
L.. HOUSE,. ou Washington street between
Prince and Duke streets lately o'cUpiod hy Com.
Moore. Possession given Immediately. Appl ; 10
Mrs ANNE II. LLUNp,
uus Eff on Washington t., corner Of '}"ee".
fs:.s.4 FOR KENT-rhe large NE" WARE
tE:E#I HOUSE. om Union street. No. -, lately DC
,ulIgtl b, Addison. Wallace tc Apply 10
BURKE / HERBERT.
p,.s.ssio,, Given AZ once dee g-eoH
.ea FOR EENT.-The STORE No II. at The
,,:.. ,orue.. OF kins and Fairfax streets AiS"' Inc
STORE next door, NJ. - kin- siTcct. .,...
.~n cot: John WEST.
-. FOR HENT.-Tao three story STORE
.;. No. AZ. kiu--strcr'. with tie t:s'ee story
WAREHOUSE i ia the rear. Apply 10
h = - JAMES r. SMITH.
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.
The origin Of the titles Of D. D. and Ii
II IL IL = ~ = IL

The origin of the titles of d. D. and IL.
D. date back to the twelfth century, at the
first establishment of the Universities, and
were then held in high esteem. The first per-
son upon whom the title of Doctor was con-
terred was lrnerius, learned Professor of
Law atthe University of Bologna. He indu-
ced the Emperor Lothaire H., whose Chan
celor be was, to create the title, and he him
self was the first recipient of it. He was
made Doctor of Laws by that University
Subsequently the title was borrowed by the
faculty of theology, and first conferred by
the University of Paris on Peter Lombard,
the celebrated scholastic theologian. Will
liam Gordenie was the first person upon
whom the title of Doctor of Medicine was be-
slowed, who received it from the College Of
Asti in 1929. For several ages the doctorate
was title invested with honor, but in the
present century, and especially in this coun-
try, there are SO many thousands of them,
that the title is greatly diminished in value,
and now hardly worth having.
KISSING THE HANDsoaEsT GIRLs-A dis
tinguished candidate for an Office of high
trust in certain State, who is "up to thing
or two" and has keen appreciation of live
beauty, when about to set off on an electioneer-
ing tour recently, said to his wife, who
was to accompany him for prudential rea-
sons:
"My dear, inasmuch as this election is
complicated, and the canvass will be close,
am anxious to leave nothing undone that
would promote my popularity, and SO have
thought it would be a good plan for me to
kiss a numhar of tha handsomast pirls in every
place where | may be honored with q public
reception. Don't you think it would be a
good ideav'
Capital exclaimed the devoted wife.
land make your election sure thing. while
you are kissing the handsomest girls, I'll kiss
az equal number of the handsomest young
men!"
The distinguished candidate, We believe.
has not since referred to this pleasing means
of popularity.
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BLIND ToN.--At the solicitation Of many
Of cur citizens, Tom, the blind pianist, will
give an afternoon entertainment, this day, at
Sarepta Hall No one should miss the op-
portunity of hearing this remarkable child
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-23

4 NDIRONS, TENDERS, SHOEELS AND
~ T0NGS, al am in receipt Of variety
of Goods suited to the season such as Andlrons,
Shovcls and Tongs, Tenders Oyster Broilers Grid
irons. WaGe and Wafer Irons, Ovens, Skilets,
Pots Grddies, &c. On hand variety of articles
suited TO family purposes, for sale at less than
market rates. JOHN l. tRElGhiON,
oct IL 50 King, street.
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ATACGREG0R STOVES!
vi MACHREGOR STOVES
MACGREG0R STOVES =!
I continue 70 keep hand large lot Of these
celebrated HEATING STOVES. No Stove has
ever reached so large sale, and given such gene.
IA! satisfaction, as the MACGREGOR.
Gail ard examine one in operation at my store
II. 7. GREGORY,
oct Is rs and 100 King street.
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,oR THE NORTH, WEST, and NORTHWEST

1 p jssL :s I. ! =
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
STNNER 4 Il II 4 y & i " \ l.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
NN AND AFTER MAJ 18th, 1850, trains will
" leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily except Sundays ut S.io
A. NJ Tor Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, ana All
parts of Western New York and uahaia also,
for pittsburg. Chicago. Cleveland, G!hcinnau, -.
Louis. ana ali parts oI the West, Northwest aua
Southwest For EmmitShurg, Lancaster, !1cu"n-
on. Reading and poltSv;l!c. ANA uwln2s Mills,
Reisrerstowu. Manchester. Md and c5tmInsIeF,
and tor Chniubersburg and Carlisle, IA, an" !"F
Hagerstown, Maryland.
The Express Train daily 1t 80 ?. NJ. tor EHI-
falo and the North and Canada. ad !or titI"D"rg
and all pur,s Of The West ani Northwest aaH
Southwest.
Travellers can GO by either Of these trains to
Detroit and Chicago VIA Niagara Fails ai the sam"
cost as by any other route.
A new route 10 New York is now open 10y ih's
road via Harrisburg Reading, Allentown. haSton
and Jersey City, with ouiy one change "t Cars,
over first class roads. Take The $50 A. n natn
through by daylight. at low fare a. by amy
other route
Travellers from Washington and the South by
the % 4 NJ and 2.2o ?. NJ trains. make roHnec-
tious with the trains over this roat.
Buy tickets only to Baltimore.
For Tickets and intormatiou apply at the Ticket
Office Calvert Station y. l.. cOgueI ol ialvert 4ao
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent.
JOHN 7. RIGNEl,
AsSistan; Superintendent
J. II. WARNER, Ticket Agent.
Baltimore, je 1T