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VOLUME XII.


W.OOdmanss S Bense5ss,
Csnccessors to o. o. Woodman 81 oo.s
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Corner Common and Magssne streets, New oricanS,
-iaPoRTERs AND DEALERS M
CHOICE G0ODs---sELEeTED MEDICINES,
PURE CHEMICALS,
ESSENTIAL OILS,
MEDICINAL. EXTRACTS,
FINE PERFHMERY,
FANCY SOAPS. ,g-s-- ~ A.. 4. - ~
PATENT MEDICINES,
sJRGfoAL INSTRUMENTS.
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE,
BRUSHES,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN
WINDOW GLASS,
PAINTS,
N OILS
DYE sTUFFs, ETC.
Drugg;ss Physicians Country Merchants and Pianters who
purchase Medicines Of best quality rely upon being suited
Orders promptly attended 10.
WO0DMAN g. BEMENT,
nos gntr Corner Maaazinn naudE
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THE IRISH CATHOLICS AND THE POPE.

ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.
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lie attention Of their stock before
purchasing.
They are the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON / MAYS Cross
and Extra pounds BELLE CREOLE. as and los, BUCK
FINGEYs SIS los KENTs lsbeeiaes various other
brands RANT " WIIIIAMsa e lbH and others; LE0No-
RA pounds which took r Premium at The State Fair Al Pc
tersbur Va, November, 1863. Y. x a. P JONES' pounds and
TWISTS which have he Premium in North Carolina SIX
in SUCCESSION perhaps tic finest Tobacco the
world
WIIITAsIsoNss TWIST, farst piekiaesil KATE ELIZA
pauis intended eonausSeurs only and in fact every
scriptim Of Tobacco generally used.
We also have The ePoWHATFAN PIPES, which We receive
direct commission. dt2 I'm
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lsY THE EArIoaAL AND AMERICAN LrEEs.

poNEsrIe ANp coMMERcIAL INrELLIegNo
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THE INAUGURATION or aovERNoR MOORE

ENGLISH sYMfATHy FoR NAPOLEON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27

We win struggle again; AID tho time win c,me when
the principles when advocate and tho Lanes which
We cluster around them will be snzd IN this ooan
national Democracy. (Cheers) l Cali on our friends
Southland nave never INDUCED "a proscrip'
tion in my lfe-I Gall On them 40 an ACT oil Jas1se 70
they do no, record the names OF The Heuds VINO are
s.esdfs in their behalf to record The names 81 the re-
crtsnts who desert them that when the next National
Convention In hereafter ca led the Union shall be pre-
served-you my gallant friends, Who stand BY Brckin
ridge and Lane may receive the holora TO watch on are
prominently entitled. cloud and coatnoous cheefingo
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31
S995.93

Fellow-citisens look at these bills, you Who
drinssneither brandy, whiskey, or wine, MOI
smoke ten cent cigars. You who, when you
vans 10 20 short distances, walk-look at
hack hire, and extra dinners, Democrats, H.
ter you have driven off your last Two years Old
steer, or let the sheriff drive him of, or have
carried your last bushel of wheat to MARKET
and let your family live on corn the balance OF
the year, to raise money TO pay your taxes;
thiuEofithe Sl93l.93, your democratic Legs
latufehas appropriated to pay the tavern biIlS'
of two commissioners, who came to advise you
to tate steps to dissolve this Union, and break
up all CIR peace, that we may be governed ny
those. having the prestige Of royal blood run
ming In their viens. Don't You say with me,
if thisis the way Royal rulers live we don't
want<p support them? Why these two tar
ern bills are enough TO buy 10 you so acres
of land piece in the West, on which you
could live comfortably. l tell you the only
salvation for liberty in Western Virginia is 10
abandon democracy-go fo- men that wiH vim
dicate your freedom and your rights from the
expressions of this democratic slavery pr opa-
ganda party.
YQtpust,get Opposition men for every Of
fee, cal upon the people 10 rally around them,
make the West unit on the rights Of the
West. that is the only way that you can make
the Esstrespect your rights. Democracy has
had thspower of the State for so years, and
getfne:wSrse all the time. AssoOn as this leg
islatJs Adjeurns, l intend, by the grace of
Goa.slS address The people in all parts Owes
terns, Ssinia, that can, and talk to them in a
Way not to be misunderstood. I am an old
Wing. Ny business just now is to get the
people,right about the things that deeply con-
Germ them at home. Then if there is cand-
Date in the Seld that suits me, l will so for
him. Yours, &C.,
F. PEIRPOINT.
Fairmont, March Is, 1860.
P.s.-Just saysstolthe small fry that they
need not waste breath in calling me an Abo-
litionist, they have barked that at me so long
thatit has lost all its terrors for me.
F.H.P.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31
The communication Of Frank

The communication of Frank
H. Pierpoint, Esq, of Fairmout
which appears in our paper to>
day, will excite, we have no
doubt a wide spread interest in
asmuck as he is one ofthe ablest
lawyers and one Of the stron-
yesf political men in Western
Virginia.
His statement and arguments
are strong bold and unimpeach-
able, and put forth with res
olution and manliness not to be
triled with. A reading of the
article will at once impress the
reader that this thing called pos
litical heresy-or free soilism, is
fast losing its reproach and is
rapidly taking root not only
among the people, bnt among
the public men of Western Vir~
,ginia, and if it progresses within
the past two or three years, it
must successfully contest the
power ofthe now dominant par
~. That it is bound to do so
or later, no thinking in>
telligent man can shut out
from his view. Solomon has
told US that the thing which
is is that which has been and
that which shall be and this
thing called free soil heresv is a
principle of that kind.-Since
the beginning its destiny has
been to go on conquering and
TO conquer. 1t never was put
down. 1t can not be put down
It is Just as sure to triumph in
the end as the morning is certain
to rise up on the night. Those
who laugh at Republican clubs
or affect to look down upon
suscy things as something of a
despicabls kind, because they
commence among the lower
working millions, do we'll to
laugh while they may-but let
them remember that the sure,
certain destiny of the; whole
matter is final Success WheeN
sss Latelkgsaeef'
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

We are thankful to those per-
sons who have so generously
aided us recently in extending
the circulation of the Wsitor.
Our list is now going up rapids
ly. And we hope our friends
will continue their efforts for
US until we have three thousand
cash paying subscribers. This
can easily be accomplished, if
those who sympathize with the
political views promulgated and
advocated by our paper will,
each do a little. Remember,
many Titles make much in the
aggregate. Let each political
friend send US ten, five, three or
even one subscriber, and the
cash in advance. Remember,
the price is only 81 a year; and
Mr.. Peirpoint's letters will be
worth twenty times that sum.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31
ATTENTION MILITIA MEN,

VIE members of Company, No. l, of the
o... Ism Regiment of Virginia Militia, will
"S u.s. ,I NJ prnntytown at II O'Clock. 4. N.
on Inc FIRST SATURDAY IN APRIL NEXT
i ior thelr Spring Muster; and also for the cleo.
non OF Captain and Second Lieutenant
Dy order OF the Commandaut of said Rerimcnt
March &c, 1860. " Ni'i'
n. B.-The boundaries of said Companv
District, are rs follows: Beginning at tbs,
mouth of Berkeley Run, thence up said rnn ~
Inc Fairmont and Beverly Turppike Road
thence with said road to Trap Sprinr tbanc.
down Shelby read to Obediah Tordis tboncs
10 inc house Of John Goodwin, decd Theme.
", sai iiOSt hun 10 the Valley River and thence
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31
PUBLIC SALE.

~ pursuance of m agreement, made betve.n
=; tne undersigned and James Sinscl, at fss
,;lne OF former Sale, will sell at public auc:
non, AZ tile front door of the court.hoiisa IS
iayior county, on 2lst DAY OF NAY, IseO
iceurt,day) tract of LAND containing An
acres acre, lying on Shelby Pun, waters of BerkIsv ~
ABOUT one mile from Webster, being III. 90 -.
land formerly given in Trust By said S,ns a 10
uranvllls +. Garris-a DESCRIPTION of which
a ,nay DC seen BY calling at the Clerk's oeic,
anu e1amln!sg said deed ofT'rast
Mo-, Us. BURpRfT.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31
md only necessary platform Of

and only necessary platform of
"The Union, the Constitution,
and the enforcement of the
laws" lie is most admirably CAL
culated to hold in check the mad
fanaticism Of both North and
South, and to administer equal
and Impartial justice TO all sec>
tons.
9Th Rcsolved, That we NOT
only most respectfully request
the Delegates from our State to
be held in Baltimore on the 9th
OF May next, to use all fair hon.
orable measures to have MIR.
Bolts and Mr.. Corwin nomina~
ted, but we would, in like man
ner, urgethe Convention u
unanimously to presentsaid tick
ct.
9Th Resolcsd, That a copy of
these resolutions be sent 10 Mr..
Bolts Mr.. Corwin, and to the
Richmond Wing, the National
lntelllgencer, the Baltimore
Clipper the Baltimore Patriot
the Philadelphia North Ameri,
can, the New York Herald,
New York Express, the Boston
Traveller for publication, and
that they be published in Coun~
ty papers, and other Opposition
papers OF the country be reques.,
ted to copy.
-, G: C. COLLINS, Pres't-
I. J. BALDWIN, Sec'y.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

@The fragment of "a bomb
shell was found, on Saturday,
in the earth, at the foots of an
elm tree, at the corner Of Wash
lnSton street and Shawmut av>
enue, Roxbury, Mass. 1t is
supposed 10 have been presen-
ted to the American troops by
the English while Boston was
in possession ofthe latter.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31
A FAMILY OF OLD Folks.

A FAMILY OF OLD Folks
The Covington (Ga.) Times
gives an account o. a family of
four persons, consisting offather
mother, the eldest and youn-
gest child, resident in that place
whose united ages amount to
345years old. The father is
"a and the mother 100 wears
old.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

Nor DRUNK.-"What ! are
you drunk again, hey :" "No,
my dear, h:ccup,) not drunk,
but little slippery. The fact
is, (hic.) my dear, some scoun-
drel's been rubbing the bottom
OF my boots til! they are as
smooth as pane of glass;"
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

fELLow-VorFRs AT The solicitation OF a
number OF my friends have consented to an
nounce myself candidate for the office Of
OVerScer Of the POnr, inr Ord District
:, Won deem me worthy Of your support,
II WI ne my plide end pleasure 10 discharge
Inc duties OF thc Office 10 the best ofmv ability.
March 9th, 1850.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31
LARGE SALE OF NEGROES

A sale Of SO negroes, IL OF
whom were children, belonging
to R., Peyton Harrison, of
Cumberland county, Va, took
place a few days since, bring
ing S32,474,OO. One hand
brought Sl,O25.
The cost of taking the CEN
sus this year throughout the
Union, will bel about a million
of dollars.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

,rr1 we are authorized to announce L. p.
CO. f,!o oss of Fetterman, as a Candidate
1or Office of Commissioner Of Revenue
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=, fEtowCITnENs Il have consented az
Ire request OF many Of the Voters of the 3rd
District 10 offer myself rs Candidate for ra-
election to Tic office of Magistrate. 7 thank
Yon Tor your former support, and if arain
yyonr choice, | will endeavor 10 serve Won
lai'ndliy. Yours Respectfully,
JAS. SELVEY
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

The bill imposing one per
cent tax on the gross sales of
merchants, failed in the Senate
by a vote OF 80 10 9.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

,r we are authorized to, announce JACOB
o mmaMo, as Candidate for Sheriff OF this
county at the ensuing election.
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PubIie Meeting in Grafton.

March 26th 1860 the following
preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the present aglta-
ted condition of the condition
of the country; the unsettled
Political parties; the Frustrated
condition of both individual
and national finances and credit,
and the loss Of confidence to a
deplorable extent, both in pub
lie and private affairs, and be-
tween the rulers,-the people
and their representatives ads
monish us that there is some
thing radical wrong in the adj
ministration of Government,
which demands the services OF
our wisest, best and most relI-
able men to correct.
And whereas, the Indepen-,
dent National Union Club OF
/ New York, through its CONS
mittee Myrou H. Clark, John
Sessions and Samuel G. Thorn
son have issued and address to
the people of the United States
setting forth the evils which en-
viron us and the remedy 10 be
applied; Therefore,
lst., Resolced, That we cor
daily approve of said address
in all it parts and particularly
its ticket which its presents for
coming Presidential contest.
! End, Resolved, That in our
Judgment, the Hon. John Mi
nor Bolts of Virginia, for Pres
ident, and the Hon. Corwin, Of
Ohio, for Vice President, would
! form the best and most ayailia-
bic that could be presented to
the American people: That
said ticket would in our opinion
go into the campaign with three
Of the large States certain, viz:
Ohio, Pennsylvania and New
York, and would unite the en-
tire Opposition, Wings, Ameri-
cans and Republicans upon fair
and honorable terms, and thus
insure success against the De-
mocracy in November next.
Ord, Rcsolued, That in Hon,
John Minor Bolts of Virginia,
we recognize the Founder OF
the present Union movement
in the Country, in the success
Of which alone we look for
peace, prosperity, good cling
and confidence to be restored
in and between all sections of
our now distracted Country ::
That we regard his addresses
popularity known as his African
Church Speech and his Acad-
, envy Of Music Speech (the one
delivered in Richmond Va,
August Sth, 1856, and the 9TH
er in New York, Feb, 22d
1882 as the origin Of said
Union movement, that they
contain an exposition of the
principles, by which in order
to insure a certain and fruitful
victory, it should be govern
ed; and that by his moral cour-
age, and sagacily and honesty;
the nationality Of his principles
and the consistency of his pub
lie record, are induced TO be-
lieve that he is above all others,
the man providentially provided
Tor the times-to mount the
troubled pillows Of sectional
strife and calm the raging tenn
pest which now threatens the
destruction of our noble ship of
9TH, Resolocd, That in the
Hon. Thomas Corwin, of Ohio,
we recognize the Union link
which binds together the North~
ern and Southern elements of
the present Congress of the u
nitcd States. That having taxi
en- an active part in framing and
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

&ys- We are authorized to announce JOHN
W. NoRRlS, as candidate for he office of
t y, ofthe, Revenue for Taylor coun-
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leaders,; and in the emphatic
Iarraage of a good writer 1t
d. .tiows no other interest than
the niger owners interest"
Keep this before the People,
That the Democratic Party
have utterly forsaken the true
interests of the nation, and have
set>>up Niggerism as its Idol,
and are now worshipping at the
black shrine; and all this while
a nation is suffering bankruptcy
merely for the want of proper
legislation. :. ,
But it will require a a1aited
opposition to defeat the democ-
racy effectively and triumphant>
''ly. "The turkey is already
crippled, and cannot fly as high
TO roost as formerly" But the
work is not yet done. The
party must be routed. We ex-
hort every lover of his country
10 put his shoulder to the wheel,
and give his aid TO defeat this
"rule or ruin" party, and the
IUuutiJ Win -ee7-of<>.s--'s---------
In view of all the troubles the
Democratic party has brought
upon the country-in view oil
her treachery and dishonesty
we confess we are a. a loss to
tell how much worse it would be
TO vote for Bates than for Wise,
We prefer the former. Many a.
gree with US in this choice.
.ERRATUM.-In the 9th line
from bottom of fifth column, on
the first page, is an error. II
should read Sand their emissa>
..,,o - ybo South :
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Read, Read, Read.

We give below F. H. Peir-
points letter, which appeared
in the Wheeling hteMgencer
last week, with some addition
since furnished US by the writer.
AS Mr.. Stealey's letter appear
ed in the Wheelingpapers, MIR.
Peirpoint thought it best TO pub
lish his letter there also. 1t will
aforementioned that Mr.. Stealey
was appointed by the OPPOSE
ton Convention at Richmond,
Elector for Tyler county. MIR.
Stealey's mind had undergone a
change from his old principles as
a whig. He had become con-
vinced that all the laboring
class were in fact sIaues. And
as he had been lately transform
ed from a tanner TO a lawyer
it was incompatible for him Ion
ger to act with a party, who
honor labor and hold that la
boring man is nota mental sIove.
Mr.. Peirpoint shows, in a strik-
ing manner the remarkable CO..
incidence between Stealey and
Hunter. Mr.. Peirpoint's orr
ginal letter to the hteKgencer,
as he informs US, was prepared
in great haste, and he had not
time to put into it all that he de-
sired to go the people at once
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9TH, Resoloed, That in the
Hon. Thomas Corwin, of Ohio,
we recognize the Union link
which binds together the North>
ern and Southern elements of
the present Congress of the u
nitcd States. That having taxi
en- an active part in framing and
putting into successful operation
the fugitive slave law, and being
a jealous advocate Off enforce>
ment 10 the very letter, and of
visiting. with the most summary
punishment, every violation Of
good faith at the North; and at
the same time being ready to
meet and repel, at the very
threshold, the secession and dis
union Vaccinations of the South;
believing that there is a constis
tutional mode of redress provid-
ed Tor every unconstitutional
encroachment upon guaranteed
rights of either section; and stan
ding, as he does, upon the broad
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TIE STEAMER PLANTER

o., , he - FAMFk PLANTER
WI leave Baltimore for the PatuXent river e,v TIE
nAl morning ate o'clock as far up as Hills Landing
kttqrnInG will leave HIPS Landing every Thursday morn
ing i9r bgnedIct VII leave Benedict every FRIDAY morn
FAR Haven going and returning ' O''' t'u't
Freight received on SATURDAYS ard AfGnd.vs
ia0E.f
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furnnnre

HENRY w. JENKINS,
IL PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER,
u No. l6 LIGHT ST,
has on hand large of and is constantly manufsc
every description of CABINET WARE of the best ma
BEDS holsters and Of Hair or Feather R &c
oIfTnDo, suitaple loI hotels, servants &C. iaEtf
q NEW RNITURE
ESa WAREROOMS.
1.-THE undersgnedwould call the attention his friends
md varied assortment of Furniture. His stock being ALL
EW and OF the best workmanship with very moderate
prices he hopes for continuance patronage he has
THOS McGLANNAN
No 40l W. st Baltimore street
;, 81 FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLO, EXCHANGED, and
Isr.sioN ED WITH CANE mh23 If
q w. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
E4 \, CLAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS
H0S gS AND ic0 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIM0RE
n MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEAiERS
ty Of Ia 1 nad AM nreGt from our Factory great
and Mahogany Cane and Buck Rnsb an YAK Walnut
Chairs, painted unpanted knockdown mr. royg
bundles or boxes for shipping " e''e uP' III
otce Chairs Cane and Wood Setees Caneseat,
ID seat ~, Boston Rockers
WARS zane seat ana Spanish Chairs and Suits
h., n, o;r, co - cottage Sets and Chamber
hiDDiary ehalrs zane seat and Furniture,
m PACK, Bureaus,
zee Caneseat Toilet Tables and Washstands
d Daeh, c soo. -, D., Extension Tables &c
We cordially invite former patrons, and all o,bers in
the trade to give a call. ' ~
REFERENCe-Robinson, Lord Il Co Duer Norris d
Co., s 5. Stevens IL Sons.
W GREENWOOD Il CO.
.e Nos. IS and loo Baltimore street,
dpZou Baltimore
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&gsR 3fEs.2@~S2ss WEST AND SOETR.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE 2th lSG0 the trains will run a,
follows:
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore (eycrut Sunays
at $50 A NJ Express daily at 400 p. NJ, and Accommola
ton at 9 30 NJ through for ALL PARTS OF The EST,
SOUTHWEST '
FOR VA Y PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 80 A. n train
between Cumberland and Wheeling, and between Graffou
and Pakersburg the $50 NJ train from Baltimore
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore a! Is +. 81
and from Frederick at I. 30 A ~
THE ELLICOTFS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore az 2
A. NJ and $40 p b.. and Eilicotts Mills at 745 A 81,
64OP. NJ.
FOE FLASHING TON AND THE ISOETH
Leave Baltimore at % and $40 A. NJ andS IS and 2OlP
NJ On Sundays at I25 A. NJ only Leaves Washington FOR
Baltimore at $40 anG T40 A. 81, and 20 and $50 p NJ On
Sundays at $50 P NJ only. The second and third trains
only from Baltimore stop at points The an
fourth trains from Baltimore and the second from
Wnshngton cfnnrct ith trains on the Annapolis Road
For tickets OF every kind, Information, apply to j. T
Agent, or at The Ics Office. Camden station
W. =. SMITH,
, =, s,o,, Master Of Transportation.
L. IL GUILE. Haner7i Ticket Agent irlt
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
CHANGE OF HOURS
Trains leave Calvert Station as follows:
The Mail Train daily texcept Sundays at 30 A. NJ
and the Expire Train daily at $40 for Elmira, Bull
ao, Niagara Falls Kingston Scranton, Binghampten Sy
racIse oswego Toronto Quebec and Montreal and parts
OF western New York and Canada Also, for Pttsbur Chi
West and Northwest.
Travellers by either these trains to Detroit and
other route - ''
For New York City by the SOA NJ Train with only one
change Of cars and at low rate by route
At $50 A NJ. for Emmittsburg, Gettysburg Lancaster
Lebanon, Reading, Pa, PCttsVir Bethlehem, Allentown
Eason, Carlisle, and Chamhersbug and for Hagerstown
AtS3l A NJ and and P. NJ. for Green Springs Ow.
lnys' Mills, Reisterstown and Westminster, Md
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily Except sun
day. at LOOP NJ, for the West and Northwest.
The Cockeysville Accommodation Train at 80 A. NJ from
Boton and 600 p NJ from Calvert Station Returning ar
riyes at $40 A. NJ. and {. 20 T. NJ.
travellers from Washington and the South by the 20
NJ and ~ T. NJ make connections with the trains over
this road. "
For TICK ETS and information apply ct the Ticket Office
Calvert Station, N E. Of Calvert and Franklin streets
Baltimore
,or,,,u, ,,,,-- JAS. c. CLARKE, superintendent
JOHN y. RlGNEY, Asst Superintendent.
J. II. WARNER. Ticket Agent.
,gnis
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BOTTOM AGENC
~ J. D. PRATT eco,
Are prepared to receive and transmit CLAIMS FOR COL
LECTION in city county in the United States or Brit
h Provinces Being in direct and frequent
With reliable Attorneys every city and facilities
F5ifi6E 81 THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, corner Of Bal
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DLATED ICE PITCHERS.
IIrc Just received choice lot OF FINE PLATED ICE
Also, a full stock Of PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS
FOR sale at A, REUTER- SONS,
!n2ITH NO, wv Baltimore street