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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-04-05

MARYLAND Coal TRApE.--For the week
ending March Slst, s,567, 10 tons Of coal we're
shipped over the Georges Creek Railroad;
For the month ending Saturday 3lst ut:
10 $40. O6 tons were shipped over the Cum
b.,land aud Pennsylvania Rrailroad.
Total shipment Tor the year from the en-
tire region 2,29e. 10 tons.
During the week ending April 4, 1860 %
boats cleared this port carrying 6,l4s.oe tons
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-04-05

CogsEcrIcvT.--The election which came
off in this State on last Monday was more
spritedIy contested than any ever before
The Republicans have elected their Governor
and large majority in both branches OF the
LEGISLATURE
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S,.sOtpepsf's .vOfiCe.

vs.. w of Dec. 1859, that P. II.
His Creditors. Feaga give notice to his cred.
itnrs. eudorsers and sureties, that the second
Monday ,f April next, 10 fixed for the said
P. II. Feaga to appear in the Circuit Court
for Ailcgony county, to answersuch interroga
tor;ss or ,liega ms as his editors ndorsers
or sureties may propose or allege against him.
and that copy of this order be published once
a week for three months n some Newspaper
publishe in the city of Cumberland, prior to
the said second Monday Of April, 1869, IS such
notice.
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NOTICE.
n the Voters of Cumberland

At a meeting of the City Couhcii, OH
Il March 2ud, 1890, tho following RESOLUTIONS
Rs,plp.d, That for the purpose Of ascertain
ing the sense and wishes Of the people 10 re.
gard to the Use Of Gas ty the Corporation, a.
the present prices 1880 per yssr per post and
whether it shall te discontinued unless II oe
furnished at cost less than S2o per post
that the question Is hereby submitted 10 INC
voters at the ensuing Corporation election; >,
Reached, That the Judges OF election snail
PROFOUND TO each voter the question FOR uns
or 4gains, GAs, or receive from him , 01 n..
With the words For Gas, or, Against Gas
written or printed thereon, and shall record
opposite the name of each voter hin vote o.
manner of voting, aud within three GAYS AZ
turn Of said vote to the Mayor and Council
men.
R..o,,sd That these resolutions be publish
ID in the newspapers of the city under M
sii,orinl head un til the day of election 30 tina
.hs question may be fully before the voters
q n. WAGER ROPER,
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APPOINTMENT OF MAdlsrRATE.-We
learn that Gov. Hicks, has appointed our
friend Thomas A. Keller, Justice Of the Peace
in the place of VIM. Armstrong, who has re-
signed. This i. a capital appointment, and
will give universal satisfaction to the people
of Frostburg.
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Now 10 THE TlAE.-That is to buy new
furniture, and If you want to do 80 be sure
to read Mr.. Buffers advertisement 10 anoth-
er column and then give him call dc can
please your fancy aud your pocket
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Fresh Supplies.

WE are now repenishing our stock of G r o.
w CERES, PROVISIONS, BACON, Ii.
QUORs, &C., which we offer for sale, as usual
at lowest market prices for cash, or in exchange
for grain or country produce.
o. C. CLARK CO.,
Centre st., next door to Luth. Church.
Cant 80, 1859.
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uARK to the wise men Of the "Eci.
ii enti6e American! They say: "Life H.
iustrsted IL Of large size and fsultlsss typo
rraphy. Almost every branch Of human EIowl'
edge IL treated By able writers Only y
year. FV"bn"
Fsb p--Sp, W. t"A'
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AssAPoIIs ELEcTIoN--At the election In
Annapolis the Oppositionist have elected
theiI whole ticket. The Democrats were
triumphant last year.
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Rags !! Rags !! !!

IN mn LBS. clean cotton rags wanted, for
iU,UUU which tho highest cash price will
be paid. For further information call at the
Office Of the CIVILIAN d TELEG RAPH.
March Is, go.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-04-05

DERANBULAToRs,s Spring Gigs, Old Do
/ minion Coffee and Tea Pots, Patent ana
Stick Churus, Table and oastors, Looking
Glasses Of large sire can be found 1t Corner Of
Baltimore anu o''" THOMAS JOHNS.
Cumb'd. Nay %. A&Fs.
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weatlier.-lSGO.

WEDNESDAY 2sth.--A pleasant day.
TBURepAy 29th.--Qui:s pleasant.
YnipAY SOth Pheasant.
SATURDAY slst.-Warm and windy.
SUNDAY April 1st.-Warm, Cloudy Sho~ery
at night cleared away cold.
MONDAY 2d.-Clear and Cold.
TpEspAY 8d.-Clear aud warm in the morn
Ing. Cloudy in the afternoon.
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FOR, RENT.

NEW BRICK HOUSE, with two story -
n Back building, containing rooms apd /.
hall. with cistern and excellent cellar,
large garden lot. with all necessary oonvenien-
ces of q home, on Bedford street, in one OF tns
most respectable and healthy situationsi In Cum
berland. ITO good tenant rent low.
For further particulars inquire OF
Eff. SOAMERKAMp.
Msreh rs. tsso-tf.
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Bacon and Lard.

COUNTRY Cured Bacon-Hams, Shout
~ ders and Sides-also An excellent article OF
Country Lard, just received and for sale by
O. C. CLARK 4 CO.,
Centre street, adjoining Lutheran Church.
March s, lsG0.
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DR.. WISTAR'S BAISAM OF WILL
CHERRY,

CHERRY.
This preparation is certain cure Tor al
Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, Coughs,
C0ld,, Bronchitis. Whooping Cough, Group
hcipient Consumption, dc. In confirmation
Of the highest medical authority that "C0"-
sumption can Be cured" numerous instances
of complete restoration from this disease BY
the use Of the Balsam can be gwen.
The following letter was received from
Col. Markham, Of the British army, and
shows the estimation in which the Balsap o.
Wild Cherry is held abroad -
PIEH HOTEL, ISLE OF WIaHT, ENGLAND,
September so, 1859.
Sir I'll have daughter in delicat4
state of health, who has, I think, received
signal benefit from DR.. Wistars Balsam O.
Wild Cherry, three bottles of which wer.
sent her by her brother in Canada. Pleas,
put me up SIX bottles. and forward then
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OILS AND PAINT.

Large and we'll selected stock Of Oils and
APaints of all colors, Ground in Oil, ready
for use, in kegs .nd cans, always on hand.
For sale by j. N. HARPER CO.,
July7, 1859. King st. Dock, Alex'a.
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Saturday, the 18th day or April,
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.

A Rereroisnt Institution esfa bhshed by special
Endooment, for the Reiiefof the Sick and Die
tre.sed. afflicted Nth Firutent and Epidemic
Diseases, and especially for the Cure Of De
epses of the Seruai Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by tho A.
Nl ting Surgeon, to all who sppiy oy letter.
with a description of their ondition, (age. occu-
patton, habits Of life. ac..) and in cases Of eI.
IRENE poverty, Medicine furnished free Of barge
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermntorshea,
and other diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on
the New Remedies employed in the Oispensary.
seut to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes,
free of charge. Two or three Stamps for postage
will be acceptable.
Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN HoUGHToN, Ac
ting Surgeon, Howard Association. No. South
Ninth Street, Phiiadelphia, Pa. by order OF
"' EZRA D. HEARTH ELL, Prsa.
GEO. FAIRcHILD. Secy.
Inn &c, lS60-ly.
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papers for Mailing

DIR friends can d1,oays ind at our o0.ee
I Of The "CIvrL1AH AND TELEGRAPH,
6tded and prepared for mailing at .t'ce cents
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TRUSTEES SALE

Nv virtue contained in certain deed Of trust
ID made to mo by Fayette B. Tower. and Anna
L. his wife, dated the thirteenth day OF August
in the year 1855, and recorded amongst the
Land Records of Allegany County, in Liber II
r., No Is, f"los 1859. &C., will sill at public
sale to the highest bidder, in front of st. Mich
ola. Hotel, in the city of Cumberland, on
Saturday, the 18th day OF April,
all that lot or parcel of land situated in the
said city of Cumberland, and beginning for the
same at the Northeast corner Of Frederick and
Front streets, and running thence with the
Northern eide of said Front street East IS feet
10 the West side of Davidson street, thence with
,bs Wet side Of said Davidson street Northerly
SO feet, thence Westerly and perpendicular to
said last street to the East side Of Frederick
street thence with the East side of Frederick
southcriy to the beginning, being the same lot
or parcel Of land conveyed to the snid Fayette
y. Tower, by deed, dated the 18th day OF April
1854, and recorded among the Land Records
aforesaid, in Libcr Ii. R., No. ", ioiios 100,
&c. II. u. SohNsoN'
March IS, '60--ts. Trustee.
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NOTICE..
CUMBERLAND BANK OF ALLEGAsY,'
kn.., al I260

CUMBERLAND BANK
ApRrh Sd 1860.
Notice is hereby given that an election for
directors Of tn Cumberland Bank of Ailega-
ny to serve FOR the ensuing year, will take place
at the Banking House on Monday the 7th OF
May next between the hours of Il and IL o'clock.
April 8, IS60-st. L. 7. Shriver, Cashier.
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Complete in one large duodecim0 volume, neatly
bound in cloth, for one dollar and twenty
ave cents or in two volumes,paper cover,
for one dollar.
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NOTICE..

NHE Library of the Writ Literary So
! ciety is open every Thursday evening from
Q TO 4 o clock, Pm. Subscription one dollar
a year. ANY one desiring TO subscribe can
leave their names either at the Hall of the So
ciety or at the Office Of Dr.. &. @. Gaskill or the
Post Office March !, 1850
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-04-05
In Allegany Co Md.

of the deceased. lying in Allegary County
MARYLAND, comprising several tracts oil Land,
as follows:
Part of "Treasure Amended,"
l,l69 ga Acres; "Resurvey on
Horse Lick" 800 IA Acres;
.'IIamiIton's Choice" l4S 7.9 A
cres "Sugar Tree Bottom 80
l 4 Acres.
These lands have been recently surveyed,
an will be sold in parcels or otherwise, as
may suit purchasers, and the interests OF the
Estate. They are valuable for farming ana
| grazing purposes. and the fine timber WIN
which they abound. The improvements are a
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-04-05

Sheriff's Notice in Lien Law.
WHEREAS, by virtue of nm Act ofthe dsn
w eral Assembly of. Maryland, passed nj
December Session, 1871. Chapter 76, entitled
"An Act for the protection of M eehanics and
others in Allegany County" and the severnl
supplements thereto. a writ of scirs (acids has
issued out Of the G ircuit Court for Allegany
County, and to me directed in the following
words to wit:
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G. 0. s. AGER ROPER,
April s, lseo--ta. c'efA'

yfRES-Just Oh Te were going 10 p'aSs o
Wednesday afternoon the FIRE bells sounded
On alarm. which was caused by the burning
Of q stable belonging to Mr.. George blocher
ST., On IN ally leading from Bedford to folk
street. The stable was burned down. AT one
.ius the house of Mr. Blocher was on IRE
and the house of Mr.. J. Wipeow on Bedford
street, but by the promptnsss OF the fireman
~ls speedily extinsuished.
The alarm between and o'c.olk on
Thursday night was false.
On Friday morning between II and Il o.
clock the dry house attached to DR.. Lynns
Barrel Factory WAS discovered to te on hfe'
q portion ofthe roof and a considerable guam
&,y Of lumber was consumed. Fire acciden-
s,I 1oss between three AID four hundred
dollars. No insurance. The hremen were
early on the ground end by vel! directed eff
forts prevented tho spread Of the FIRE to adj
tALtnS buildings.
The alarm between and 3 o'clock on
Monday night was false.
TIE alarm OF Tuesday risn: ~ar in'se'
TIE Circuit CoUnr. This Court will COIN
snsnce ia April teru. On next Monday. Inc
docket is about the usua! size.
Many Of our friends will be in town during
ahe Court and we would be greatly ch!igeG
II they would call at the Captains office eut
settle W. 1t will also DO good time to com
usnce your subscription, those Of you whit
arc not now now subscribers. Tie greH
contest for power between the Democracy
sad tho Opposition is about to commence, an'
surely vou will want to hear what We hav
10 sy,-Come then all of yon, and subscrib
for the "Old Family Journal" Of Allegany.
naper thu. you have known tx years, sn'
that is certain to stand the storms OF man.
more to come. How many new subscriber
shall we have during tie Court? We psus
.SI reply.
Holy WrEE.--This 10 what 10 called Hol
" Passion week by the Christian Church,
Tomorrow Is good Friday, commemorative
oi th' day on which Christ was orueiheo' II
.custorn in the Catholic Churches in the CIT
les and pc pulas portions of the country, If nc
every where to drape their churches in mourn
Ing, and keep them SO until Sunday, whlc
Is yesterday, kept i'll remembrance of the Re-
direction of the Saviur from the grave, q
which day evergreene and flowers are aul
ssituted in the place Of the embems Of mourn
ing. We suppose the same custom prevail
IL the Catholic Churches Of tliis place.
prBLIo SALES The attention OF our reao
~ IL called to the sale of the Mineral Ban
property, tomorrow at J. o'clock, in froI
Of the St. Nicholas Hotel. also that lot (
ground advertised to be sold at the san
place, on Saturday, by R. d. johnson E"'
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- Advertisers q Business Men,

h. "f;,;lian and Telegraph" tciha circ,ta-
Eoo of ONE THO USAND, among the far
D,ers. nsa,ers, manufacturers, mechanic,
and substantial business men, Of M's ana
adjoining counties is confidently recon- men ;,
,Sed as a medium Of Advertising sn'lpassen,.
by no other paper IN Western Ma'ysa'sa' ur IL
numbers among its readers those 'one mS
able TO buy Literally and pay promptly; a...
chose custom tcoutd be valuable 10 o1''"e''
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Tavern Stand,

FUSED as such for many years., and the neees-
sary ont houses, situated on the turnpike
Road, about twenty miles from tumper,ehu
and the same distance from Hancock, ana re-
Gently occupied by W. Perrin. The ianda may
also be reached by the way of Orleans, on the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and are inter
sected by Is Mile Greek.
For information apply to L. shirclih, ESQ.,
near tn property, or to W. ii. Tuck at AnnaP
, oils, or Is. K. Morsel, Beltsvilie.
Terms OF sale
As prescribed by the Orphan court-one'
tenth of the purchase money to be PAID on the
day Of sale, or on the ratification thereof, by the
Orphans Court, and the residue in inetaliment'
of one, two and three years from the day OF
sale, bonds and security 20 be approved ny tht
| Trustees. bearing interest fro n the day OF saie
| The first payment also bears interest fnot paie
| on the day of pnie.
For further information address W. H. Tuck
Annapolis, or B, X. MoIsell. Beltsvilie.
| W. II. TUCK,
B. X. M0RSELL,
| March %. dots. A. Executors,
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PrBLio SALES The attention OF our read
~ IL called to the sale Of the Mineral Bank
property, tomorrow at II o'clock, in front
Of the St. Nicholas Hotel, also that lot OF
ground advertised to be sold at the same
place, Cd Saturday, by r. d. johnson Esq
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PRICE CURRENT
OF THE
CUMBERLAND. MILLS.

MI. Cash paid for GRAIN of all kinds. "yE.f
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Sold by UEALhi 8 SHINY En-;
Cumberland, MIG
Also, Lowndss I Clary, Fros,burg A.
Kerghner and c.. W. LeieYer, Clearspringi J,
5. neddinp, HnncocF.
November "a, is59-iy
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
E9


NN and AFTER Monday the lst OF October,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
Richmond daily, Except sundays) At $50 NJ, for
aunton all intermediate Way Stations connecting at Cor
donsye with Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains FOL
and stations and at Charoesyile with
their Lyncburg and all points West and Southwest
place other day, viz Tuesdas Thursdays, and
JaekSons River and tatons West OF saunioD
Harman Browns Stages connect with the train At stanton
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen on Tues
DAYS, Thursdays and saturdays for Lexington.
Harnan and Company connect with The Train
ON IbursdAys sndays Mboro for the Warn
Springs md Jackson River for the White Sulphur Springs
LeWisbuIg &c. -
The Mall Train leaves Jacksonb River on Mondays Wednes
days and Phdays at 95, NJ, for stauuton.
A FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
viii leave wsyneboro At Ij and stanton, At 9o A. M
Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS, for Jaeksons Byer
RETURNING,
Leave Jaekson River Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at 7:i5 A NJ, for Waynesboro'.
w Through ckei for the Warm and white sulphur springs
Lexington LeWbug 4c kho for Winchester Lynehbgrg, Bon
sacES salem shaWsyle Cslansburg Bristol Knoxville, BAL
ton Chattanooga Nashville Grand Junction, Memphs, Canton
New Orleans Important Points n the Southwest can b
THOMAa DODAMEAD,
octI General superintendent
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RICHMOND SDlyTILLE r r.

FNPlfS7 FRfl@Hr AND ACCOMMODATION IhALNN
~ ana afer MONDAY Oct lot, an L. yrT -zs..r
? Tzrr-ss. Fr-igtt and Accommoda 49, ~
ol Train Wu leave Richmond daily (-undaya rXeeptee 9
Lrrhbnrg rfcrnsdatc pont leaving Lichmcnd a. = ~
AMI arriving n Lytethurg az A. N in time . connect With ne
pa srng,r going vest tae Virginia and Tennessee Kali
road.
Rsu-uir ieav, Lyuchburg a. J2s p NJ inmdiaiey on &c
Arrival Of iraa tom the we and arrive In kichmond a. tl
A focig 0. G. TALCOrT, sapL
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srrr,s OFFicE, RcHa 40 4 D1NyILE R r.,
Richmond, Cci 5ih, t-5.
VIRGINIA STATE AND GIN -, -sss,grgF

rEAL FNIR-Mcubrrs Of the Virginia tsAls.1s--eHz "
ss- C-uir. yrcuaral Societies, yng The above Yer,
e.uhrd e Of purchasing their Tickets for kca
ty Agent me station. sh ss rctat Iscse, on
.. ..antt..su % tlc.r rfcate Of mcmbcrsh'r-
Hu.u sill De- gloi from 2 20 .h October, inc1l "
cs Or articles designed Tor csh billion A. he above f'
sd hle- m fare toun and u be returned Tree Of chagr,
Dr. Iaraa1-us Iu posses. n ssure owners
rls utr sr1d stock mn.i give A. least three DAYS no
0HAg T4ICOTr SUM-.
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l .KlYALSAT PRINCIPAL HOTElS
NpDTNWOOO llOlkL.
JO.EPH n. CRENSHAW, Pros rie,oi

NPDESEOOO A1OTEL.
JO.EPH n CRENsHAW, Pros reior.
GA 10. iS60.
W Perry, Lun,nburg sPuroU, Va
u Nay. ct-rsk ID sarry, huct "A
Rf,ss sutth 81, W a Hoffman, BALTIC
Ms Mara d, J Q Fowler, Va
~ a. GhlrrcI. 90 Barnes, eefioN
Nas mav az NV Woochn, y Q
VI r Sual n. % Mss Noooun, DO
n Nav a, J W Pattcn, DO
B ~ 10 " Patton 90
~ s~,tb Al " range DO
M . N.i,o~in DO NJ P TAYLOR; Va
w Guner, D. Bate MMte, 90
n OyeE e1 co 6HMh.e 10
N Wo'dvl D, DO AffA 90
"a Meredith. DO ~ t1her, 81
j : $500 10 J " ShWater, FAlrt
Z; E.st-l 10 CO ral Tor, do
Ma ward, DO VI SNYDER. Va
sff.s Fv.rr a. Mrs humefs, DO
T. athbv. Charleston Dr. uls, Mass
efre ~ .Irs,s Halifax " srothtr. Rchd
NJ Z W.af o. IS rother, dc
Mis- Ban y, do
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NOTICE wishing TO obtain tickets for servants over
The Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r. for Wash
ngon CITY, points further Morrill, must In all cases be Vouch
ed responsible white citizen OF Richmond IN PtHon
known 10 the Road, tickets wi be sold
Piled for by letter. A. D. ALLEN,
Ii Ticket Agent
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4vINCININ CENTRAL RAIL-CT5--s sH1

Rod The Elari % Directors OF th- - ~
npry h,s. direct hat asioc other artcsi n ndei 'r
ed a 1n At tr.'uia STATE and Cc tra Agricultural tir To-
e. .n- n ha ciy me s2lust shall be charged th- re v
t-lnst their n N Fairs hHt rfirse
r property o. ofrrer, hcy viii tr
res F. h- paid Tor thtlr transportation o. The
D. r be- fsfsdsf Al persons who may psss over s y al
o. ttts win have thc pry OF returning ifh on
o. ,h M ln n Certificate o. Nenterp tor ne present r
.lh.r tg. or c. ud.ass 70 m Menbrip 90 ether =
est o. be Csnlasor ofihe alr any tine between the 2td
$50 y. TUOs D1n MEAD GenT SUIT
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RAILROADS, &c.

Winter Schedule.
Ii RIVER RAILROAD. 02&4kAA
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE FROM RICH
MOND TO OLD POINT, NORFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH, EASTERN SHORE AND MATTHEWS.
FARE s2co-BREAKPAhT EXTRA.
On and aer TUEsDAY Oh $780, passenger will
leave Richmond daily Except eundays at ~ NJ Tues
Meadow Dispatch Tunsta cohoke and RonAncOke, and
rive al West Point al A. NJ.
The fast and commodous steamer WHIST POINT Capt o.
Rove will leave King Queen Court House Landing Tues
West Point and stopping signals only at Clifton,
Water Fence Shepherds hoody Cappahoosc Bger Glouces
ter Point aud arrive Old Point i25 NJ and
Norfolk and Portsmouth at 2 p. NJ.
Returning will leave Norfolk and Portsmouth
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 81 A. and Old Point
T:4o landing only above, and connecting with the
at Point al 12& p NJ and arrive In Richmond Up NJ
Thursdays and Saturdays the tran Will
leave wes Point Richmond ai9 NJ and arrive II
Meg only Ancoke Sweet Hail. Cohoke, Indian
Town, 1unst r. Dispatch MeadoW and Fair oAbs
for the Eastern Shore leave Norfolk on hondays
Fridays by the IT. Northampton, Capt Nc
CArrick and for Matthews Thursdays and saiurdays.
Fare Richmond point York River TO Eastern
Shore. ..'''s-''. 70 ~
Ysre from Richmond 70 West Point or West Point Rich
Fres received Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays until
y M at Richmond and Mondays, Wednesdays and fn-
days until PIP. NJ. Al West Point
Fare from King and Queen o. and other points on hatapo
nj River 10 Norfolk Richmond, e2OO.
Passengers Williamsburg ILL take stage At Rgers for Giou
a. Cappahosc, and for salu and UrbaLnA Wesi
Point
rive West Point at 10 A. NJ returning leave West Point At and
oe9 R. II. TEMPLE. supt