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Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14
San c3ranrisru Sdrrrtisementz,
DALY'S
"a q M a TIC
VALLEY WHISKY.
FOR MEDICINAL USE,

EHAs now taken that position in the worlds estma-
ton, which just6es its Proprietor in claiming for It
Superiority UnrivalIed,
Produced, as it is, by process known only to the
Manufacturers and extracted from the choicest grain,
which grows where but in a favored locality in the
Valley Of the MonCnsahea, and containing no parti-
Gle Of deleterious adnixture 1t has acquired reputa-
uon for perfect purity and intrinsic excellence, based
solely uponit inherent merit, which the Proprietor
does not intend shall be forfeited. Its universal
use by the
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STORY PAPERS.

HUE NEW YORK LEDGER AND THE
d WELCOME GUEST -z- - -l-l rs- contain ;A=
rl-.--. ~-- .ra-a---- g. -- -.-=- Frs s. year E--k
uC---- -- Jz--y :. -~-.----F-=I Apply 81
-+-Iu Il NJ Whitney.
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already burned a loving mother to the grave,
and brought disgrace upon her brothers and
sisters. But while she acknowledges il herself
and sheds tears Of apparent contrition and
regret. 10 remOus;rauces can change her
course. She has Jus; been home 70 make Us
a visit, bgt has LET; again for her residence
IN the city, 20 drown 10 the wan-ols life the
remembrance Of what she was anu what she
might have been. Do YOU blame me, then.
turning 70 the symFathizing conductor. ..ior
weeping as ] DO over one so loved and fallen -
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\ SAD STozY-The Cincinnati Gazette
relates the following incident, which occurred
at Aenla on the iih inst
Among the passengers IN the train from
Cleveland was I young man Of perhaps 20.
and 4 lady some few years his senior. The
gentleman was plainly clad. but the girI was
dressed IN the extreme OF fashion. and rov-eI
beyond even bnzen w-autoueSs. II was
frequently observed By the passengers ina;
the young man appeared 10 be earnestly
demonstrating with the Girl. and seemed 70
be deeply affected. At Xenia. both left the
cars and Il was apparent that the course Of
each lay IN different direcrons-the man n
this cry and the Girl 10 the West. A. the cars
Were about starting. the young man kissed her
a hasty good bye and both burst into tears
The conductor seeing that there was some
deep grief ~ heart, invited the gentleman 70
4 seat n the baggage car, Is more secluded
from the Slz o. the crowd. An where
said he. only come with me. | REust sneak
TO SON orc. az my heart Will break. After
becoming n little Gained. he said: That lady
and myself were raised together: with moss
for carpets, acorns Tor cups and au-erS. ard
pebbles for walks. we played in childhood.
she was i few years older than myself.
but NE were iaseparable. She grew Up 10
~womanhood, was married. then eparatad
from her husband and sought the cit.. and
became a wenton-a hearcleSs, disrracsd
courtezan- STEPPED IN sin IS she Is. shame
less as she may be. could not but kiss her
good bye, for she Is my sister, She has
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.

SEWARD APPREcATED.-A friend sends u
the following item which appeared some time
since IN the H4s HzrGii a Honolulu.
Sandwich Islands, new>paper,) which he
desires 20 see ~ these columns, that the Re
publicans may know what the standing Of
their leader Is IN the affections Of his sympa-
thlsers IN that part OF the world. Here is
the item m the original-Cticqgo Tines.
Gov. SEwAkD.-Owai IA He haole Ame-
rika kauiaua loa he kiaaina n o M Ioka
mamua; a IN kOmO inepine ola i.oko o Ia
Ahao.elO nui ma WaSIuetoua ala i.1kO o ka
hale maluna Oa hOi IA Seaqde. Ia ole.o.a
ma IA Nupepa AmerIka 9 hOlo mai ana j
Honolulu mel, n e hal maj ana, /! O'elO gai-aI
| La mahIaii Ia kakou. Pomaiaai kakOu he To-
he J kama O.eio no keia mea nui. lana paua Ia
manao o ualu me Ia kauaka no Ia mea. he
kauaka nui keia he Ali uui. ne auO maikaI
no hOI kOna he hOahauau IA loko o IA eaa-
lesIa o lehova. a va kaulana keia kanaka no
kona kokua Ikaika lo1 / ka poe eIeele i hoo
vale IA ma IA hema o keia alma.
NuI kona aloha IA Iakou, a me he kokua no
hon "A iakOu, hookUu ia lakou. g mono lau,-
kia lakOu. e imi hama. imi ola, Imi pono.
noho maluhIs iakou e like TIE IA karaka
keokeo; no Ia mea, be pOno ko iakou mai
he AkUa maj, c ike m he kauaka seOheo
o ka In vale no koe. Hookahi koko. No
laila, ia mahalo uui IA o Gov. Seward. no
kOna hoOmanawanuI, iloko 0 IN hoino ia mai,
no kona aloha Ia poe eleele o Il alma.
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A DEAD WOXAS Cones TO LIFE-Consit-
cradle excitement was occasionei in some
circles on the West Side last week. bv the
occurrence OF a singular circumstance. \
young woman was taken sick n few DAYS
previous. and after much suffering was reduced
70 such Il low state that her case was consif-
cred hopeless. The neicbors took turns At
sitting up with the dying woman. hourly ex-
pectng her dissolution.
On Friday evening 4 new married sister
Of the sick woman and Il young girl were
acting as watchers, and were sitting BY the
bedside After giving the sick woman her
medicine they sat quietly sewing. the sufferer
haVIng apparently gone 10 sleep. The watch
rs on boxing again At the supposed sleeper
became startled AZ her teath-like appearance
and examined her more closely. The BODY
vas rapidly growing cold, and the pulse had
ceased TO beat \ looking glass was hastily
rOrn from the wall and placed over the mouth.
out no STAIN was visible. The woman was
evidently dead.
The watchers left the room TO nrocure
assistance. An elderly neighbor was sent for
10 "lay on" the BODY, and the messenger.
meeting the undertaken. told him of the CIR
cumstance. lie proceeded TO the house. az
nv1ng about the same time with the neirhbors
who had been summoned, and all hands
after discovering the nature Of the fatal dis
ease and talking over some of the funeral
arrangements, prepared TO enter the chamber
OF death IN order 70 perform the last sad off,
ces for the deceased The young girl went
into the room first for the purpose Of making
II ready.
she had no sooner entered the room where
the body lay than 4 succession OF piercing
ShrIekz struck terror mo those outside. They
rushed IN, and found the girl in a faintinc If
on the hOOr.-A glance around the room ~
once explained the cause Of her terror. and
caused almost equal alarm 10 the others.
Tne decd sr0u1zH IT'S sitting I'D az 5eft
At the FIRST glance the entire party fed
Streaming from the room, but soon collected
Their senses and returned. The dead wo-
man had resumed her rec1mbent posture.
but was so iar from being defunct that she
inquired II a weak voice the meaning of the
scene Ii seems that she had fallen
into = short trancs-lise s.um5er. seemingly
Ike death itSlf- JUST IS the cIr. entered the
room she had partially awakened and moved
head Tne shrieks OF the terrified cin
thoroughly awoke her. ana she st up in bed
10 learn the cause OF the screams. Resto-
ratIves were Immediately applied. and the
:" depInct' Is now in : fair way Of returning
20 healthy existence The climax of her
disorder had passed.
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sc.
( Est DENNIS. BLANK T>. Flannel
= , shirts ----s E .---l-- aE. .Ev--. pa "r--4-.- ---.
Pr sale ny 1920 vpS HOLT s. HETrK.
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GEORGE THOMAS
LEWIS - NORTON.
COOpeFS and GaUserS

NUIHtI OF BtIHtI ana hIn- NtrpelS-
AND
PORT ST TWO DOORS BELOW uE-. JTuu~ ORIG Sr,pr
ARE NOW PREPARED tOEX-
- ecate all orders Ia their Ea= p--surtiy ans AZ Il
- reasonable rates ~
Thankful fwr past atraraEe. they confidently -'y -
old customers fora continuance q tA-lr aFars. aud t-ssf 49,
their egIstEur- % please. lus extreme los r-as II -ta-- -
Iaslr= % them a fair share af business b. L-ir Iue.
y. E-N-x and -aeali hand ra-.S auI shocks glv--
la-l- ~a.a s-f VIII 81 az L- f.Ar-L E-aI-e- rates 1q-E.
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TRANSLATION.


Gov. SEwARD-Who Is be He is 4 very
distinguished white man In America. H
has been governor Of New YORK. and for a
long time a member Of the upper house az
Washington, which Is called the senate. 4
late American newspaper saws that he IS ex-
Pected TO speak IN Honolulu before long.
Most happy shall we BE- TO hear such a great
man. and we hope It VIII benefit both chiefs
and peOple-for indeed this Is n great man
and also a good one. He IS a member of 4
Christian church, and worthy Of honor Tor
the great assistance he has rendered 10 tine
black slaves IN the south Of that countrv.
Great IS his bre for them. and the aid he
has been TO them-nOt only IN obtaining their
freedom, but, also IN enabling them TO enjoy
the same privileges as white meu-fOr indeed
the gospel came TO them rs We'll rs 10 the
white man. They only differ IN the color Of
their skin. They are of one blood. There
fore Gov Seward Is worthy Of esteem for his
patient endurance IN this work. and on ac-
count of his great love for the black people
of that country.
Our friend further SAYS The writer Of
the above uses the word aloha In exprsssIur
Gov Stewards feelings towards his brethren
IN bonds The same word Is used IN their
situations, and means lore 10 va. 1t must
have been a great disappointment 10 the
islanders not 10 have heard about the ire
preside conflict; bur perhaps he Will stop
there on his way TO Salt river this fall"
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BRASDIES. &C.
CASE FINE BRANDY. SHERRY AND
- ~rssE- "a had ar4 s- sale rs
ls-.f TpS HOLT - HEUCR.
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Steamships.
pnCTON CTE MGuJDC

s 80 sTEAhsaPf Iron Ocean
steamers S r SPAD LnlNG Solomon Howes command
Boston FRDAY al ocOeR % S
nately. -
The accommodations for passengers Of THE FIRST
Fare sl2, including Meals and staterooms
For freight or passage apply to ,,,,,r,,,,
p.,,,-,ou, No.. 49,. WHARF Foor Of LONG DOCK.
baltmore, May l2th, 1860 myl6-tf
GEh Oh RLES TON
THRoUGH IN FIFTY HOURS
The hrst-class screw steamship
LOCUST POINT,
w.,. Capt D. French,
On TUESDAY, May 22d,
No fright received after 70 The day Of sailing
NO Bills OF Lading will be signed after the departure OF the
For freight only apply to
sAMUELT PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W CALDWELL igst SON SS
Puneualy in her departure NAV be relied myl6 If
%~A CROMWELL'S LINE
saw NNAH.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Capt. l. T. Ramsay,
On SATURDAY, May Goth,
No freight received after Z oeiocE on day DISABLING
No bills fading signed after departure Of the steamer
Nf''' sAML T. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 Spears wharf.
afpBRFs Tax be Tsf4 CO.
<LMS CROMWELL'S
sSss44xzzaasSE MIWEEKLY EXPRESS LINE BETWEEN
BALTIMORE.
NEW YORK.
The steamships of this Line
will leave Spears wharf
BALTIMORE.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
on NF TEE x2aE s %Rp Psf ssF HfkE2
Delivering goods in Baltimore Thursday and Monday
mornings.
Freight cents per foot proportionate rates
Shippers to Boston, Providence Portland other East
ern points, have their Goods promptly forwarded
this line free Of com mission
Apply TO SAML. 7. PEARCE, Agent,
lilo SPEARS wHARP
or to II D. CR0MWELL& Co,
Sc WEST STREET,
ap2I-u New York.
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furnhnrk.
W. GREENWOOD A. CO.'S

@ W. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
E49 - CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS
MI Nos. 9s AND 100 RALTIMORE STREgT RtITfYoRs
~ MANuFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
constantly on hand and direct from Factory great
variety oil CHAlkS manufactured of Maple, Oak Walnut
and Mahogany CaneSeat and Buck Rush and Wood Seat
Chairs, painted unpained Touchdown or drove nm in
bundles or boxes for shipping. ~ "
once Chairs, Cane and Wood Settles, Cane seat,
n seat, 80 Boston Rockers,
h9Skhg ChalrS cane seat and Spanish Chairs and Suits
T .ppack Cottage Sets and Chamber
Back, Rureans
ibe Ietes, Caneseat Toilet Tables and Washstands
BACK, c Extension Tables &c
We cordially invite our former patrons and all obers in
the trade, to give US a call ' 49, N'' ~
REFERENCE-Robinson, Lord & 90 Duer Norris &
Co, 5. s. Stevens Il Sons " ' N'0
W. GREENWOOD K CO.
.s.. Nos. So and 100 Baltimore street
RI
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Bail Roa0s.

Ina EEfHsftfRfHsszSS5s1 WESTERN
kHeE-HH--Hz@ MARYLAND RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station at 80 A NJ and 20 P NJ
for ReiserSown. Leave Reisterstown for Baltimore at
and IL A. NJ. "
" omnibus from Westminster daily at 8 A. NJ connects
turn to Westminster ~ ~
Omnibus from Manchester at 6.I5 ~ meets TO- As train
honday, Wednesday and Friday. Returning alternate
timore. ~ ~ "''
myl6 tt IRWIN & TAyTnp
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
AMES 7. KEMP & co.
" SUCCESSORS TO HAGGER b pporr,,
CoRTER PR4TT STREET AND Sprip,so WHEk,
MANUFACTURERS AND igP6RrEMpRSS

NAUTICAL AND MATHEWATfC,I r,er,.
9ssany on hand extensive assortmeps Of
SrUetes' thermometers, Drawing InstrmmeDPs Tiasses
Rnlcs GompasSes Gauging Rods, Out Sticks Rnlp;
sio ape Lines, Blurtt,s Coast Pilots a
hedge Anchors Charts of all parts OF the world
manner iePaiieu IN the best
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Saints, Oils, @Iass, 4pt Stufs, 1T.

4aints, Oils, @lass, 8us Sta6s,&t.
WIN. H. BOLTON,
w WHOLESALE "a tEs AMP HT2 RETAIL DEALERIN
'iAss P Airs ETC,
aeS part
snow: white Zinc; Putty aSo kegs ;si and bbis;
Chrome, Yellow I.inseed Oil, Boiled;
6hiness' and S1d'i American Yer Patent oil Oil
pru @a0B Blue ca aGRhRens and Ethereal Oil
RsE AND sRnn E snusSss
Italian Selnnasi every description;
and other article appertanlng my business All Of
ials,tr rAiN1HAS Dh No: siw Pratt street.
HUGH BOLTON L CO.,
II wHod II a IA AMP kETAE DEALERS IN
Keeps constantly on hand general assortment Paint
ers Materials which enumerated in part as follows:
Lewis Snow White Zinc; Putty-kegs and bbls
Chrome Yellow; Boiled Linseed Oil
Ch0ese G ang American var SSpe Sperm III az
| :, million; Machinery Oil;
P Pcanda Blue e, GamPhens and Ethereal Oil
Common Lamp Black; Paint and yarnish Brushes
hsadlss yarnisn i Seatstoot t oil
And other article appertainng to business; all
astf =. - DD-l, 800 No. 81 McELDIERE's wHARr
| ChEMlCAL FAINT AND
| ID VARNISH WORKS.
W NJ. VISION CO.,
MANUFACTURERS,
No i0i LOMBARD ST.,
Beg leave to call the attention Of the trade to their various
| brands Of WHITE LEAD. Their BALTIMORE PREMIUM
LEAD they warrant equal the country, and their
French and American ZINCS they guarantee to be
| passed in quality.
They also continue manufacture of their well
| VARN1SHES, of every description.
Ref Sapete, all grades. Putty, in badders and bulk,
| Alum, Whiting and Chalk,
Copperas, Glue,
Iampblack, Sandpaper,
Neatsfsot Oil, Spanish Brown,
Venitian Red go Yellow Oclre, .
which together with their usual assortment of Paints, they
offer to the trade at the lowest market prices MOTT
nYE WOODS, DYE STUFFS, DRY-SALTF-
5000 bbls Clipped and ground DYE WOODS
20 casks Nader, free from sand;
no :. Bleaching Powders, high test;
200 casks and nbls GU i, Irish and American
Acids, all kinds. Hond Cochineal,
Alum, lump ami ground. Lac Dye,
Bark, Pot and Pearl Ashes
Bi. Crom. Pot "A Pruss Pot Ash,
Blue Vitrol, Pumce Stone,
DoraN, Paris White,
China Clay, Roll Birthstone
C0pperaS, IRed Tartar
Cream Tartar Red Lead
| Cndbear, Sugar OF Lead,
, Clutch, Sicily Sumac
Emery, Sal Soda,
Extract Lugwooh Sand Crucibles,
Gum Shellac Terra Japonica,
Indigo Caracas Verdigris,
Bengal, Whiting, &c, &c
For sale by K j. BAKER
naltf SO South Charles street.
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u o o f I N G.
ID o o + N G..
LESTE R'S
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING
PATENTED JANUARY IL, 1882
FIRST PREMIUM A WARDED
OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, Isl

OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1858.
We prepared kinds Of Roofs steep or
fat, cid, shingles, tar metal steamboats, and
cars with this unequalled Roofing material From long
experience in the business, the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief of failure nearly roofing
met with, and after complete system of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used parts
and been adding to it for produced ROOF
which is offered to crtcising public superior any
composition, and
EQUAL TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS
Some OF the inducements this Roofing are viz The
of the heaviest kind, in composition
rendering perfectly Water and Alright very Elastic
before being put the roof The composition is not onlv
not injurious to, but actually cotton and
being arght, DAMpNEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH IT
TO ROT THE CANVAS.
With The Joints are cemented M
Which will not run, scale off, become Injured by
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT.
qaaes d nd gfkng
Fo s shRP1
0 S T leus n Of s
with burn the Cement % q Pant S %s 1se
on the Waterght canvas made from materials wheh do
sS sSPss9is 81 esss
~ Relieving that when the quality Of this Roofing is
s P ba as gs re
81 S9 hs1 P sS9gP In
Prepared material for SALE with instructions to put Il
0n and s will I BE- furnished Agents, leaving fair
'i SEND F F6 SsOa' CIRCULAR
GEO, JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and Sout6 ats
Where testimonials and samples may be s and
50 PRICES AS LOW AS ANY GOOD ROOFING
y REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE salv
HAVANA CIGARS.-Just received per steam
y er "Batmore" superior lot of Cigars, for sale
CO DEMUTH Il CO.,
No; 40 N. Charles street
aplo-u doors above Lexington street
SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ would respectfully inform my friends, customers and
BUTTER,
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Dealers hOnsekeepers and families will find il to their in
tsrest to CALL in the country are such
enable to furnish these articles upon the most mo-
derate and accommodating terms ~
~ Country Produce sold commission, the high
est cash advances made on consignments.
H. s. MANNING,
AZ camden street. and
lallu IM Franklin street
TOLL BOTTOM AGENC
~ j. d. PRATT CO., III sit}E
prepared to and transmit CLAIMS FOR CoI
LECTION city county in the United States or Rrit
ish Provinces Being in direct and frequent
with reliable Attorneys in city and faciiie
efecng speedy and prompt COLLECTIONS are such A.
OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE AGENCY corner n, RI,
more and g. Charles streets mrs-tT
GEORGES CREEK COAL, SWANTON
MINES, STEPHEN LEE, Agent,
@zfU ns Gay street
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Business Gar0s.


Business Garbs.
r F, WILLIS, .u- ....u- -,,,.. ,.,,,
s @
w MARBURG & CO,
HAVANA AND G fEHGSf1fT CIGARS G. AND PIPES,
Purchaser, raS ,os. ..,.
buying any where else. mh7-tf
John RODGERS SON,
As N E FEE SBEEI NEAR ad
CHNsT prepared execute in the best manne and
With AZ orders entrusted to them ne ah2e
and f Always sd on hand
sS-Orders respectfully solicited fe26m
JAMES M. ANDERSON h son,
#HBB a$$ $fs5 ii!
Psas seals s ETC.
GREEN YOE, ~
"a n s Ga5fSR HE 3tso"e Fase'
AND FINE FAMILY sRoCERiEs, N'S 'i'''
kl1-f No. IS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait.
H. & j; S. HOGG,
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
tentien.
Jobbing attended to with punctuality. jal-tf
JARRETT & DE BEET,
CARTERS AND GLLDERS,
d7.n No. 10 BALrtxosE STREET.
A MMIDON h CO.,
"A 1R h 6o REr AEb P E4HR OILS
KERosE s2Ef AR 81 Rf FAERtfsl LAMPS
olOtf near Baltimore.
John NJ. STEWART,
ARCHITECT SUPERINTENDENT AHR
9FFIoE.No. Il, Third Story,
olaf Baltimore
T VA SaSfFt pEGRAM, VIM M 'i''AA
Res AND S hSEFFi Ell q. asNurAoruRED
50 Exchange Place
Jel-u baltlmore
WEST & VEINS,
" IMPORTERS, MANUFACrURERa
aA 4sD F Ht4tFtf II
No 2o6 Bat i gs ssTess
Gas Pipes introduced into public and private building
he best manner and on the most pleasing terms. mrIl
TOHN GREACEN
- WHOLESALE deal ER
apIs-u No So EXCHANGE PLACE
THE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, have Oh
A0' az FaLf III SSGdP' FIX ypaPRk aHEEgs
pccK, FOR r fdfsS MAKERS,
OrrIoI-LoNnARD SrRssT,
nG1%t corner II Frpntlin L.
STEAA MARBLE hEv W9R R SSxs
AMERICAN AS Sfst F6R = MARBLE,
40 SARATOGA STREET,
n7tf ' Ivy baltimore
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IRWIN & TAYLOR.

LA M E1SHfsss;sssaa..Aa1 PHILADELPHIA,
Nx2 HS,SHf@&AE WILMINGTON 4Np
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
, SPRING ARIA NGEHENT
0l and after MONDAY, Aprl o3d Paesan;.r tr,ins o. -
RnhiIIaaI9eipha Will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAI I ~ 14e e 1T, Sunday 9s follows, VIZ:
EnAPK KI5S TRAiN At $50 A M, WAY MAIL n IOI
A. NJ EVENING MAIL at 525 p. NJ - "
New T SwEP P.ln NJ only trains with
Freight Train with Passenger attached leaves M
Havre de Grace " t"i''hi"ie ana
.r From pPiillAnRLpEIA to BALTIMORE at8ISAMLeN
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS On DELAWARE RAIL,
ROAD
ny leaving In 10 l5A n train will connect at ilningtor
Win 55 n train or by leaving P NJ can proeur,
mngt3n, and take the e;15 4. ii train " "
NoIlCE,Ail colored peFSons, whether bond or r. WI
" required TO BRING some responsible white person sr
ally known to the undersigned who he willing To- Sn
oona 10 tle company, before they will taken over an
portion Of the road " ~ II WV ~
myl5tf WN CRAWEnpn ,.
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THERMOMETERS.

( HRONOMETERS,
CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INsFRUMENpTESS hS'
- r,, GLOBES
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT or ror ,,ou,
GOODS IN BALTIMORE. VT ihh ABOVE
PETER WALTHER
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR ~ srset "
BLUNT, New York faS5,"
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ID @ya FOR TiaE
VEST AND NOR INV EsF
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SUMNER ARRA NGkAENr
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after MAY 18TH 1900 trains will leave Calvert
The Mail Train daily Except Sunday, At saaa n
sad All S5T Of Ghe N Gsys2Hd Cincinnati Louis
b Snif aRd al pfs of the RS5 and
OWN Mills and anchesfers mG n nd a ind
aPd &rS rs RPa and nd Hagerown, Md
daily at 800 NJ, for Buffalo the North and Canada
anu Hr fittshufg and for all pas of the West North
The Har5isburg an daily Except Sun
Travellers from Washington and the south bv tbe ora
n anu go F. NJ, make connections with the trains oIa
For TICK FITS and information apply at the Ticket Office
RalvGr station n T. earn r"f Calvert and Fpka streets
TOW n, John 7 RIGNEY, Asst superintendent
j. D. WARNER. Ticket Agent myii.tf
u sa S;siisssz;aa FOR THE
.asN E7TFTNSRE AND oE KSf Fs MAI crH
In anu arer APRIL 18TH 1880 the trains wir run a.
Leave Camden Station, Batmore-MaI Except SUNDAY.
VS &H6 @ RAFT sS
r n.,n 20 30 %E6& aiFS9 VIZ .PAssExehRs
Baltimore and Pledmont take the tran
6rand aIa and Wheeling by lying over Cum
Traitor and Parkersburg take the 400 p NJ train from Bal
and from Frederick at $50 A. Nj " ~
The ELllEQTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore AT Il 10
6.l0 P. NJ. ~ at '''' ~ 81" Ah"
FOE RASlLINGT0N AND THE SOUTR
Leave baltimore ct 90 and 9GQ l. H. and3 is and 3F
81 On Sundays at u only. Leaves Washington 70,
oaltinoIe at 30 anG LAB A. NJ and 90 an5 20 NJ On
sun at S9G P only The second third train
en rom Bamore stop at way points The second an
Washington Connect with trains on the Annapolis Road
OF ckets OF every kind nformaon DC apply to l. T
ENHLAN Agent or at The st QRes C9nden station
W. P SMITH,
7 NJ rotr ,,,- Master Of Transportation
NM. = --nr 1eneraI IlcKet agent aD2nt
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-19
EnsEE--N OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

EksIs~--N FUk THE SOUTH
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK PHIiAnEI
PHlA and BALTIMORE, via the "'
M, ,-,,,r,,r tBA Y LINE,''
70 NORFOLK, WELDON, WILMINGTON IN ,pl 10
TON Augusta, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE, COLIN
blA, ATLANTA, MONTGOMERY, AM
~ NEW ORLEANS
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
r,,. ,,,- DAILY, Except Sundays via
BAY LINE, q SEA-BOARD x ROANOE h RAN g,,.,.
n, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PL1CEg
The Schedule being arranged that the trayrIt
ONO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from '''
NEW YORK TO WELDON q
., - THROUGH TICKETS