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WASH FoR T-BuILDINGs.-The fol
lowing receipts We find in several of our
agricultural exchanges
Take barrel and slake in it carefully,
Wi boiling water, half bushel of fresh
lime. Then fill the barrel o.thirds full
Of water, and add one bushel of hydraulic
lime o. water cement. Dissolve in water
and add three pounds of sulphate Of zinc
t"!dte vitriol, y stirring the whole to incor-
porato it thoroughly. The wash should be
of she consistency of thin paint, and may
be laid on with a whitewash or other
brush. The color is pale stone color, near,
ly white. If you wish it to be straw color
add yellow ochre, two pounds in powder
if drab, add four pounds raw umber.
Another good wash Is made as follows
Slakc lime with hot water, in tub, to
keep in the steam. When dissolved, and
in half fluid state, pass it through a fine
seivc. Take six quarts of this lime and
one quart of clean rock salt for each gallon
of water-the salt to be dissolved by boil
ing and the impurities to be skinned of.
To five gallons of this mixture (salt and
lime), add one pound of alum, a half pound
OF copperas, threefourths of a pound Of
potash (rhe last to be added gradually,
four quarts of fine sand, or hard wood
ashes, Add coloring matter to suit the
fancy.
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iiE Large and Splrndli ENGRAVING % ky ~ inch.
~, VI tnis " r,l'rn'UH d Painting, by
Rh.kBR4.N.JT Pt-iLr,
Il NJ $ READY FOR DtI,vtRI.
ihSra1 of fi'@Hns OtJ rupas at s., tn. Subscriber
issuts lvJ,JhJ al 81. Mr. Peal says
Ph!ddeiphid. Nor. lt't l-J'.
Ihnvc seen th Chrnmo- -ilthOgraphir Engraving ni my
painting Of the ,narl of Death recently "a cut, r i
6. G. CoLTos, th present pr0pritO hy sarony Major
hIdpp ui New ork and rrr,ify that IT u AT aru
rat AM admirable copy Of the original painting
RENRRANDT pEALE.
TIL OrIgnll Painting IL worth
IWESTN IWE TIOCS.Np DJ,L,Fs
Mail subscrib will srEd ~ cents extra tu pay post.
age. Five copies fr 81 postage tree. In snb-rrlb.r
risrs to The venerable RERBr ,SDT pEALE fLiinrlph
Hon. hLL.Rh f!LLNoRe. Buffalo; HARPER Il BRos., New
YORK Rev. Dr. PRIHE, Editor New York observer nv.
Dr PALMER New Orleans; and JAMES II TAYLOR Esp g,
hiTl 'slnn y {. Money cat b. safely ny mail
not one LII in Thousand fails, Tar return com.
pants SHOW LIB raj trHs to Agents ANA nurch 30
CT mes Two letter saups extra viii letter
agency, stating special lrTms Address
q. q. COTTON,
q PARE Row, NEW loNG.
Post Oal"c Box aJ9l.
June
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THE GREAT STAN d a II ID
OF THE
ENG LiSH LANG UIGE.
WORCEsIE Err )

WoRCEsl Err )
Illustrated Vua.,o Diciivnary.
1854 Reyai srdrfo Tagss
10 v Saper6 Uooi-unt LiHsfrdfiors.
Y ~ y Mo Hoids dad Dyhitio. s.
/ lO0 EIesieEt articles ea SyHoRgmes.
P,o"oA"cong IocoGeIa,y Of Nam's Of
Eminent litE,
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RAY MOND';S PATENT
. a. W 4 Nes vi A &, EgE e!

FhlCG $40 EACA.
: ESSRS. ZjffiN1EI a. RUpBlSS, Of Blonmshurg
M AdNIhg pur hdsyu ta lGsILr rI.ht u aDuyc
walt Ibe l,APRuEtD' HEAF PATLhr StN,sG dAuHSt for
the cOuniy UI Columbia, viii b. happy to supply th lr
friends "Ii tbs aiLt tJI ts ace Ououatiuh II them
selves ala iauiI'Is. Iht following the
peror advantages Ihls implement pussuss.a over any
ever yet Oiisrcu tU the publi. VIZ -
II srws from 100 to IUJ stitches PER minute thus
shvlng Duti li'ht anu labor ~ the upeIutIUH.
Its constitution is plaza aIuipl. itlI any.
thiis IINc iir usage, Easy kupt ~ UEulr aul a..
give tntIrc satisfaction.
). DOdbltthryad iia hines are always difficult to nun.
ese aud very unhdndy ~ hr r-adng bat this MAJ Inns
easier threaded tnan even Il common ne,tl,
L. One o the iuOst valuable features of this Ma, hine
Is the shdvss dhl the culnpa tlcss of it, nerIaIsIn
D. II can be attached TO board table or stand, in OPP
eFauhs oFdtr, ana dta' ned IN less than half minute
II greatly ecOhOnizcs tht thread and vet pro IuceS
seam suiirirhty srUue for any work f win IT
destined qualification not known to uth.r sowing Ma
chimes,
= No human hand is capable In producing seam 80
regular and systcnutir.
{. Among the array OF Patent Swing Machines thu
are none 50 heap aud durable as RAYMoSp PATENI but
no Machine Is auap1d 10 all hius Uf WurK experience
has proven.
y The operator shape Ais seam Just as a pleuses
waves, leaves and flowers, etc. be represst.d or
initiated,
10, 1t is particularly udapted all kinds Of slit hing
-sICh as gtuiltnens shirts, bosus risbunl, cullars
etc., ana all kinds Of auIss' sewing in,uGimg SILKS
lawns deaincs, cali Ols &c cptihg for leii heavy
this Ma hinf Is rather too light of Oustrrtian
IL. Bht all the foregoing advantages though real in
IA stiHus, dwluda into lHsIlnCauCe, wh. coin mar ed
with the preservation ol health being saving OF blh
labor aud eysigt and leaves III O rdtor wIthunt sou
lag ana j. enabled 10 perform his work. occupying ma
taral position.
" FDr sale by the undersigned at their respe,iy.
resdci is, in BOOmsbnrg who viii put the ma hIhs In
operation and give all aeeessary instru tiun.
HENRY ZUpPiNGER,
DANIEL w. robbins.
m
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
pIl,,ilIEs.putA.

1850 II ssgsiss, g ia'ttwa. q. & s,esh.a Sg
aad distress afflicted totA YraieHt aAd tPidtm de-
me Directors OF This well known Institution in tn il
Annual Report upnn the Treat of = xual piseas.s
express The highest satisfaction with tho
whlrh mas attended III lahOrs their in the
cure OF sprrmatJrthnI. Seminal Weakness Impotence.
GOnorrbea, Gient, Syplis the vice oi OnanisHi. ~
Sell abuse, &e aud ordeta contDnanco OF the same
plan To- tNe ensuing year The consulting Surgeon is
aulhori sed to give MEDICAL ADVICE CIR ATS,
tn all "hn apply by letter with drscption of iheir
condition agc, occupation, haaits Of lite &r aud in
cases Of extreme poverty, TO FURNISH MEDICINE
FREE OF CHARGE
An adnil Tabe Report on Sperma1orrhoa or Seminal
weakness, the wee of Unanism Mas III rhaliot, or
EEL abase aud other lisea oft seAuai oreaus, b.
the Consulting Surgeon, viii be- sent by aaii (iu
scaled "nvelope1 FREE OF CHARG E) on receipt III
TWO STAMPS for postage. otS"t report aud Tact =
IN The nature aud trca aent OF Sexual disss,s Gi"t
NC, COustauty br'"g published Tor RratIoi~ Is
t:'buiion aud wI!l be to tip afflicted SumG o
tue reu-des aud .thods Ui itrL meut discovered
daring the last trar, are Of goat value,
AddTss, tar Repan or uralR;eni, pR ] SklLllN
HollGhioN, hciing Snrpena lilo" ard AsscciatioH
No. South Ninth Street phiiadephla, Pa
by order Of the DIRECTORS
EZRA HEhRTW ELL, PTssidtEt.
GEO FAIRCiIlLD, Stcreiars
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.

STEAM Engines AND BOILERS.
THE subscriber navy prepared it'll Machinery
TO buitd stationary engines, from To 100 horse pow
ef upon the latest improved plans, and will build
order double Single portable ungnrs from 10 to 40
horse power, Rugged upon carriages with Boiler gearing
and Pumps all complete aud ready Tor action, Also
cylinder fine and tubular boil cast iron coal breakers
patented in l93u for thr sinE and cracking
and now made latg' sclt Tor breaking coal Heavy
Elnlng Pumps and nEs engines rgged complete with
double acting forcing pumps all kinds Of mill gearing
and house caslng made u order LIus shuttiu-s with
any desired Sizes of pulltys finished with hangers
Iron planning done, say "a fsct long all kinds Of Iron
turning heavy press and other turned with any
desired pitch OF thread.
The b. st Rough Iron thr"sliiug Machines that
come fore the public cast Iron and wooden machines
made 10 order. Lever power chain tread power made
10 order Also takes orders for the following machinery
larrisuns latest patent grain mill 81 OOJ offered by the
Patentse FOR its equal 1t will grind in good fine meal
- bushels in hour Also bolts and elevators all in
order also Ruggles Patent blower manufactured by q.
d. Harris x Co, the mo-, powrrful Flower now in use
with the least amount Of power one OF which VIII be
put in al the Foundry Tor exhibition, All Of the
above VIII b. warranted tu b. what they sold for
Also Take orders for SCOTS Fat mt Blacksmith Sri-
hrI, and rights 10 them the counties of Columbia,
Mentour Northumberland, Lyconing, sullivan and
Cliuton, one Of which can be seen at my shop
LEWIS ii. MAuS.
Bloomsbury Columbia CO., March -, ls56.
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Look tie list; make up case Of what klgl
choose and incosG the amount In current note
by mail to our address, at No. 5G2 Broadway, NeW.il
and the medicine will be duly returned by mail exp
free of charge.
AGENTS WASTED-We desire an active, efficient AZ
for the sale Of Remedies in every town or comm
tn the United States Address Dr. r. HUMPHREYS
No 562 BROADWAY. NBN.I-
sod by T P. tuTZ,A t!4l, .o.oo...sCGI.' -.
Anril :. roo.
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8 : II r o :, 1'a
MILR !NyN jRAI0H
NEVER DErlliTATES.

NEVER DEElLirATES.
tr Is CDMrOl NDEp tNHlRELN FhON Cj N'
hr. b. C"mr an rsta hlISl ed iac a SiantiHrn ~.
ana "pHTuVed ny an .hntt have u,,dl Hudr.
Usnurd 10 with conn q, g., IA ilI t..i. u.
g. 10 winch II ~ recon "a Iu,ruurh
II has cute,' ihuu-- ~ 'auds within o..
i"" "E"Hf' Nhp mad CIV 80 I'G up az bop.s 49,
90 li' UumrfCH hu- = No IUi "a cert frr
nv pussrssinu show y
Gh" dose urs b, a. ~ .dJnt,iir iHr ttr-
mnni nf III" iutIyiduai .lukiuu I anu ...
such qlJhtIiiCs st,aC't - epttly rn tnr o. r.
Let IL" nICItirs uf| "a yuur Iudg'nrtl 2
vnn n the utc al tue " IIINF Fk INNiGr
TOR and II vriI cur. - 'Lirer Complain.
oas .7tacEs I1spf9sii - tErOpic I,aryar,r
usr Ornpi1iR's bysB- - tspv Brrgsp SUA-.
dra HaJt mi CosiireRsss x .lRaHc tSaieJ d ~
.'io 5HS th,ierd FfuH- - 'tsm FIOi,rhfr. .fa.
Ftma's HedkegtsSts. audi -. Ipa, nr usrn slice.
~ a an rrdIH0ry Eaml!y - ll,JciHs Il u.
SICK HEAD N'ilE. las ~ .t,tt usaGd. can '..
"a tDeHty minutes ~ tiCa. or three Yecy D0oa,..
tdE'H ~ commencement - 0l at Hck
MI eho use a are CIR .s mg lhcIr itsurc.
IL tnvOr
MIX WATER ~ TiE MOIrrH WITH flr
Niu,R NlpR hNO SW .LLUW rOIu = OG".I
PhIyE c.TE DOLL4R PER bC7ILk
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GUPERIOR Golden Syrup Molasses,
~ jus. received aud for sale so cents per gallon
the cheap cash sIOs Vt L. I. sharpsss,
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ID o o F N c.
LESTER,S
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1859
MPROY EMENT APPLIED FOR
FIRST PREMIUM A VARDED

OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR 1883
We prepared to cover all kinds Of Roofs ste. ~
fat new or old shingles metal steamboats, and
cars with this unequaed Roofing material From long
experience in the business, the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes of failure nearly all roofing
met WITH and after complete system of chemical artificial
and Datura he has certain parts of
and been adding to it for two produced roof
which offered crticisng public as far superior IN
composition, and
EQUAL TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some OF the inducements this Roofing offers are, viz The
canvas is OF the heaviest kind satu rated in composition
rendering perfectly Water and Alright and very Elastic
before being put the roof The composition not only
not injurious to- but actually preservave of cotton and
being alright DAMPNEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH 1T
TO ROT TIE
The joints together and the whole, covered
with one heavy coat of Cement compounded materials
Hhch will Eot rum scale Oh, crack become injured by
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT
For protecting METAL ROOFS from corroson and leaking
fs @ b
ddenty believe this Roofing will outwear any three Of the
with the burn it, the Cement or PANT int Se se
No SoT bom M T S made from materials which
COUNTY RisHTs PoR SALE in the States Of Marviaiad
a. Beieyng that when the qualify Of this Roofing is
sHPR have as s
% 6F N3 gS t. FSBHy any
Prepared material for SALE with Instructions to put
on and will be furnished to Agents, leaving them fair
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
GEO. JACKSON Agent
Southwest corner Baltimore and South SITS,
yvhoo Baltimore, Nd.
given.
80 PRICES AS LOW AS ANY GOOD ROOFING.
w REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE se-ly
HAVANA CIGARS.-Justr received, per steam
- er baltimore" superior lot of Cigars, for sale
G. O. DEMUTH Il CO.,
No 40 N Charles street,
apl6-0 doors above Lexington street
SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ would respectfully inform my friends customers and
the public, that am now constantly in the receipt Of
BUTTER,
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
tefest to CALL arrangements the country are such
enable furnish these articles upon the most mo
derate and accommodating terms. ~
- Country Produce sold on commission and the high
est cash advances made on oonsgnments.
II. s. MANNING,
, AZ Camden street, and
lalI-l l03 Franklin street
TOLL lotion AGENC
~ j. d. PRATT CO.,
Are prepared to receive and CLAIMS FOR COL
LECTION in any city or county in the United States or Brit
sh Provinces Being In direct and frequent
eecting speedy and prompt COLLECTIONS are snch
will give entire satisfaction. - sA ~
OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE AGENCY corney NJ Raj
move anu : .- r-s mrS-t'
old RYE WHlSKEY.
" WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE
So SOUTH STREET, opposite Exchange Place
The choicest stock In MARKET together with LIQUORS gene
dFH cLABAUGH a CRAFT.
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STEAMSHIPS.

aSss HARDEST
~. a.. THRoUeH IN FIFTY HoURs
tue "'''''''' screw I i5taR;Ff POINT,
W., Capt D. French,
No f-.io,, at o'clock, P NJ, precisely
Bs OF Ladng will he signed after the departure oh
SAMUEL T. PEARCE Agent,
agents in Charleston JOHN cADW Ell tiES sG VA
runetaalty IN her departure NAV be relied je4u
GFfS CROMWELL'S LINE
saw I 1N NAH.
THOMAS SWAMI,
wiu,aava srs,r,. ,,,ou. Capt L T. Ramsay,
No fteight received after o'clock on day of sailing
10 bills Of ladpg signed after departure the steamer
sAMI. T. PEARoE, Agent,
p..,.. lie Spears wharf
IN dspaF RR nay be relied
sfFFa BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
eaS f. Tpd Ssomdd Iron 0csan
sail ia of FkDY H at M T
The accommodations for passengers are of THE FIRST
sl2, including Meals and staeroons
FOR height or passage apply TO- -
WHARF a t5 & Fg IS f5S aFf 65cK
Baltimore, May 18th. 1850 myI6if
lift CROMWELL'S
$500 sEMI-wEEGLY EXPRESS LINE BETWEEN
BALTIMORE
NEW YORK.
The steamships Of this Line
will leave Spears wharf,
BALTIMORE.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
,,,r ,,,, md
NEW YORK (frOm Pier IL. n X !
ON TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
Delivering goods in Baltimore on Thursday and Monday
mornings.
Freight cents per foot or mOportionae rates.
Shippers to HOStOu Providence, Portland and other East
points, have their Goods promptly forwarded Inv
this line free Of SSon =
Apply to SAML. 7. PEARCE, Agent
ll6 SPEARS WHARF
or to IL Il. CROMWELL& co,
49,. IS WEST STREET,
dP.Lu New York
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Business CARDS.

r F. WILLIS,
IN 1 RES SEP 81 S THh NE RtaFoR Kze
rally the CASH PFfcEs PAID r0DncS el Sffs
w AMARBURG & CO.,
W. No As W. LOMBARD STREET.
HAVANA AND G fHEShiEf CIGARS G. AND PIPES,
DON dSP EsTfG CfGH q
buylng any where else. mh7tf
MapSfs sTG Of FIRE GENERAL MA
ne a Sa A a FsF rust t. & in the d FX
store No 81, adjoining.
sSOmers respectfully solicited. fe26-m
JAMES NJ. ANDERSON 4 SON,
HASF Aa2 GQ Hs RA dEk5s sTd
~ Engrased and Printed in the fashionable styles
Cards De- La RGss EnVesps sG etc feaS
THOMAS s. GREEN RSyJINTNp yov
fNREEN l. YOE, ''''""'' H. '0'
0EALERs m e CHOICE TG SIs,"'S . ''ae
., AND FINE FAMILY GRoc MEiRFIfEs3 hieooNs'
Ieli-u No IS BALTIMORE STREET Bait
/ II. q J; s; H0GG, ,-,-
ALL, Nos AND 10 CLAY STRxxr
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
Johbng attended to with punctuality ial-tt
RARRETT DE BEET,
CAREERS AND GILDER&
DIT No. IS BALTIMORE STREET.
A MMIDON Il CO.,
kEF6sESE I&R 1S@ kEF AHb PEh TAEkS y os
KERosESY2EE AS 81 hf fhhEkRtfs' LAMPS
,o, No. l :. LIBERTY STREET,
ol0-ti near Baltimore.
T 5ila f5zfF' pnoRAM. W." i" '''HA"
rIRGINA AND NGRTH CHR0IeIN4 MANUFACTURER
TOBACCO,
So Exchange Place
JeI-G Baltimore
WF8T EVENs,
&Nb DEALERS
3 4 s FIXTURES
az every description
No. 2D6 Baltimore street, ,
-, BAL1laOE-.
Gas Pipes introduced into public aud private building
he hest manner and on the most pleasing terms nri
| EOHN GREACEN,
| - WHOLESALE DEALER
! apls-tf No 50 EycH.Nar p Az.
THE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, have az
FELTING FOR PAPER MIXERS
.'nCK, THR TRUNK MAKERs
| HPyrCE-loGBARp ST8zS1,
| .rZ- rornPr ~ FrrTEijr
| STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
! ~ BEVAN Il SONS,
| DEALERS
| AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MARBLE,
l4O SARATOGA STREET,
| near Howard
| Rail-;
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GEORGE WARNER,
~ ,, COMMISSION MERCVA Mt
FOX THE SALE OF SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
PRODUCE,
l62 SOUTH EUTAw STREET,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad DepotN
, Refers by permission to
Messrs. Kirkland Chase Il Co., Baltimore
Messrs. Pearce < GRAY, Baltimore
Msssrs. Buckler Il Shipey, Baltimore
Messrs. Isaac Reynolds Son, Baltimore
Messrs Wyckhoff Il Post, New York
Messrs SPOTS, Harvey a Co., Richmond
Messrs. Alvey Lipsc NIB, Richmond
Messrs. 5. T. & T. G. Budd, Charleston
Messrs. Toulmin, Voorhees, & CO., Mobile
George Nathan, ESQ.,, New Orleans.
Edwd W. Warner, Esq, Philadelphia.
Michl Warner Esq, President Mechanics Bank ,alti-
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nEPOT OF NEW YORK FRENCH CON
IL FECTIONERY, CHOCOLATES, &C, &c
j. MERCHANT Il son,
Successors to A Douglas,
No. ia W. PRATT STREET, near the Matby House
OFFER FOR SALE:
1000 5lb boxes of the following goods; Gum Drops
Sticks; Chocolate, Lcorice and Chocolate Cream Drops
Brandy, Whiskey Port and Madeira Wine Drops Sugar
Almonds of all qualities Fig and Jube Paste Converse
ton, Druggists and Boomer Lozenges Plain Lozenges of
ne fsowing navors of all sizes and shapes Mint Lemon
Cream Drops; Co dial Beans Cordial Toys Chewing Cum
Sed Sandy of all qualities Family, Jim Crew Double
5enheu chocolates &c. beside variety Can
dy 81 our own manufacture Lemon Syrup Rose Per
Iect Love Cordas &C. &c Wholesale dealers in Foreign
FRUITS Nuts &C. Havana, Domestic and German segars
"ps . Wa HleI a. t h iowes1 MARKET prices
poa's anu u uie city Tree Vi charge ape tt
A UGUST DOUGLAS,
IN IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CIGARS, WINES AND LIQUORS, CHAMPAGNE, Sr
HAS REMOVED TO ~
No. "a WEST LOMBARD sTREEr near Light street
SOLE AGENCY
For the sale of the
STAR OF THE SOUTH VERZENAY CHAMPAGNE.
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yAREE-INTENDED FLOATING LIGHT NEAR THE yARNE
sHoAL, STRAITS DOVER
Trinity House, !
London May 16, 1860.
Notice is hereby given that with view of indicating
the position of the Vane and Ridge Shoals in the Straits
OF Dover, to vessels approaching them in the night
1t IS the intention of this Cooperation to cause Light
vessel to be placed the Southwest of the Varne
and quick revolving red light be exhibited herefrom
about the lst October next
Further notice relative to the exact position &c of The
Light vessel will be duly published.
By order of the Lighthouse Board
P H BFRTHON
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-04
&aIl AUa9s.
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ISES ~ r::s:sz;zs;Sssszzs.z<aa PHILADELPHIA,
rffsg 20. e-Ess--@-1-gsT- WILMINGTON AND
- BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
. Spring ARRANGEMENT.
III, T. $nd after MONDAY, April 23d, Passengsr trains for
thiiIa3delpma viii leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DH ~ PR i SIS rs SqiRday) fellows viz:
F fsfSS IkAIN at $50 A NJ, WAY MAIL. at 10 Is
A n; EN ENING MAI at 5.25 p NJ " '
On Us at 525 r NJ only. All trains connect with
New y ork Trains except 25 T. NJ. on SATURDAYS "
Freight Train, with Passenger atIaced leaves at
H vre de Grace "eh i'''''"o'e ana
From PHILADELPHIA TO BALTIMORE ats.5A.Ml2M
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAIL.
ROAD. ~
BY leaving in IL l5A ST. train will connect at Wilmington
with 5S5 NJ train or by aving % e ~ can pro mr.
asoover cheek rom Conductor, spend the night in vii
nIngton, and take the 9.Sj A. n train
NOFlCE-All coored persons, netlier bond or free will
Dc ued to bring responsible white person
ally known to the undersigned, who will be willing to sign
Dond 10 The Company before they will be taken over aay
Bcrtion Of the road W. '''
myl5-n WM. CRAWFORD, Agent.