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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18


in the items of loans and discounts 2,2S9, 053 in
deposits; Sal $40 in circulation, and s737 $50 in
specie.
The Boston Traveller says
Money continues easy OF at from OK to TX per
centpm for four months mares Of arst class endorsed
notes and accoptances and FOR strong collateral loans:
but there very little doing in anything outside OF
the bank parlors The specie gain reported this morning
was $l 800 which made the total holding 81 900 as
is very buoyant at handsome advance in prices for
almost everything usually bought aud sold at the Brokers'
Board, THIS natural consequence 81 the easy c6ndi.
ton of the finances ana tine only wonder is THAI there
| so many willing to sell at the quotations.
| The Chicago Journal Of Tuesday says
Exchange is sitter TO day, and some OF tho banks are
charging e per cent premium, bat the majority sell at
Il per cent On the street sales made at par X per
cent premium. Currency continues plenty Gold steady
at per cent premium All kinds OF Treasury notes
and in active demand at par Illinois war war.
| rents are quiet at DOC.
| The Milwaukee Sentinel of the same day re.
| marks:-
Should business continue ~ active as yesterday, a
pretty stringent market before the close of the week
not unlikely As for exchange IL is plenty and remains
at one per cent premium That probably will be the cur.
that the solvent banks have agreed to redeem thor notes
here after this date in New York, exchange per
cent discount or in other words, to furnish exchange
from going higher than that rate until the suspension
act expires cannot be expected 60 any lower Under
the new law which goes into operation December l. OK.
change can never be higher than Of one per cent pre-
MUM. Gold continues selling at Il premium in large
sums, and 2 per cent in small sums.
The notes of the Union Bank Of Missouri being
thrown out by the other banks Of ST. Louis, the St.
Louis Republican gives the following report Of its
| condition on the 3lst Of july
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18
- : $500 RUSSELL W. wEsrcorr Auctioacer
A LyERT MoRrIMER GRIrFIN 4 co. AUCTION
M. MERwIN, AUCrIoNEER.
IA. BY BANGS, MERWlN CO., IRVING BUILDINGS,
SOL and $50 BROADWAY,
FRIDAY EVENING, October Ia at O'Clock,

LANE0US BC0HS-Compsisng large collection and in
Guiding valuable works. For particulars
the catalogue and books al tho salesrooms M.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18
EDWARD sCHENcK, AUCTIONEER.
IL FINE OIL PAINTINGS.
Bv EnWA RID ECHENCK on 4nIurfi0S

N N II.
~ FINE OIL PAINTINGS
BY EDWARD sCIENCK, on Saturday, 10Th lust, ct n
O'clock his saesroons l5b and l67 Broadway collection
Of choice OH Paintings, including many guaranteed
ORIGINALS bearing the certificates Of the arlsts Among
lbem win be found an
INTERl0i-By Adrienne dc Sennccourt.
MARlNE--By SCIIAUMBERG. tH srfW ss
uLANnscArE AND F1GUREs-By RUYsDALE and
VANDEvELBE.
ChTrLE-By VAN SEVEBDONCK. w
INTERi0R--sy FRANCK. s2t3 l4 aasN8tIAEA
Ard many other fac Paintings The above now
ibon. with catalogues The attention Of those In want Of
really zine pcrcs IL requested 10 this sale they will DO
percmDtoriy sold without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18

n BURKE, AUcTIoNEER, iss BowERY, Will SELL
~. THIS DAY ~ O'clock he stock and Fixtures OF good
mics ~ Thomas street. Reason for selling che proprietor
is going 10 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18
. Ucrrow NovrcE.-M pouonrY AucmoNEEn,

UCTiON NOVIUE.--M. DOUHHTY, AUCTIUNEEK,
"A will SELL this day at loa oco <, at his salesroom 50
Nassau street Fulton large and general assortment of
Household Furoure vz:Rosewood parior Suits. in bro
cael aad hair coth; black walnut Chamber Suits in OIL
marble top Centre Pier and Card Tables; rosewood walnut
and mahogany Warrobcs and Bookcases cufled hair Mat
tresscs Feather Beds and Bedding Blankets &c Brussels
and Ingram Carpets RUGS China Crokery and Glassware
Cutlery and Sofa Belseads, Lounges Extension
Dining Tables Dining Chairs Gas Chandeliers &c. The
whole for absolute sale. Catalogues ready.
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTT0NEER.
n CONTINUATION OF ASsfGNEE,S SALE or
SyrERI9H HOUSEHOLD FuRNiTuRk,

= ny EDWARD sCHENCK this day, 18th instant, At II
O'CLOCK al his l57 Broadway the stock Of
one oae finest makers the city consisting IN pas
o elegant solid carved and plain rosewood suits In satin and
ocatcf plush and reps elegant rosewood
magnificent rosewood round cornered Bcdseads and Blu
reas; do in black walnut finished In Oil rosewood wal
nut Secretary Library Bookcase elegant rosewood and wal
nut Eegeres carved walnut and oak Bullets, oand wat
N.Y. library and Dining Room Chairs and other elegant Fur
win he positively sold by order OF assignee. The parcar
attention of those In respectfully
requested To this sale, T. B. FREEMAN Aasivree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18

The Board OF Aldermen met at vo o'clock last evening
The President being absent Alderman Cornell took tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18

pRowNE 4 NICHOLS, AUCTIoNEERS-wILL SELL
- this day friday, Oct l8 at o'clock, In mont Of
salesroom, IS Nassau street,
Four seated Park Wagon.
Two turnover seat Rockawayg.
Two Coupe Rockaways, pole and shafts
Two very light Trottng Wagons.
One Doctsr's Wagon.
One light Troung Wagon, with top.
Thirty sets Harness. double and SINGLE
Second hand English Pheton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18

IJENRY RI. LEEDS, MISUNDERSTANDING II
IL LEEDS co. will sell At auction, on Saturday Octo
Der TO- IL O'clock in front Of No. - Nassau street.
pair of medium sized black Horses years old, per-
fcy aud gentle, excellent travellers and superior
saddle horses troers Of them superior
iadys saddle horse fun Of Double Harness. In hno
order Carriage, with shifting top Christys best
make IN order, with pole and shafts scat
Carriage by maker IN good ordar with pole aud shafs
Two gents Saddles entirely Of the best Paris make
Two ladies' Side Saddles in fine order Can be above
IN N fnOrni mr. of salc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18

BROWNE & NICHOLS, AUcTIoNEERs-wILL SELL
ID at auction, Friday, Oct 49, at o'clock In front of
salesrooms IS Nassau street bay Horse, just from the
country about years DID, perfectly sound gentle and kind
drive him; used to locomotives and ali noises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18

E,oR sALE-THE NATURAL HISTORY OF NEW YORK
s,ets In ans condition and low Any person Wishing
ay ke bad 70 Walter X Mason station Fourth avenue
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23

WiA AstaaA TO al calls and give sAtiss&kEiam a.
% woFG AMI pasess- ans also EFspsxea to Sa In
the hset style 81 f&s aTs N kSB&s a. EAaazcx5e sa
F ss5 Z s ssfas'as sss II IAxs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23

xARRIAGE GuIDE-2Being private -
lN8 iasfxn4sF fos naEfTfeH per s2As 81 49,
skoa# k8aas TO he married, beth msae dED
Emd fssAafs, IN swegyshass tasscefSAih& ii ~
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ID written ID pssan saagaag " foE ths sesfta a.
and I'd Illustrated with aass~Seas etgrs a. ,Ts.
Suanr hssgrses pacpfe ~ ssasse = ,.s,er,d
faz8s aaa lxsisw sEe iesst ri = ga+rs
tie xAaNsa Fnas fhis BOOK u asse5os sss1 iii
gtat eysys usse shauia Ne aeasaizsed wf'h - sss
seas tAns mast be Iocked up, and aPt 7, ,ssrs.
kh$ heuse Twin be B9n4 to s7T @se 81 -ssttsTT
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stamps. address DR. WI TUUso, y" s'"
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matter what rnay be year Disease sci.tt s,,,f,gss
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-23

ron kAsaxsEs, AND CATTLE

E0M kAssa&skss AND CATTLE
Easi@ In truly d great reuo4T HAL Is eeai d.
tie 81 saaah Instant Relic! Faz IN Pai 81 "a !.
ws4eT selssn fails 10 cure Hrse Of o9,i' ~ -. -,
FaAaukNaz sA ex&Epme e4ssF repeal IAS a'sS IN -
teen minutes.
Fer Bruises, strslas, sPrths ao4 IAz{ '' g., -,
tEEies on heqSsz caf9ia atBS other SalEaeS s'"AA
instant Relied spRaSaify effects ere n At} -.
Soa8 hare h@sa sstsnaaARd - Wltnt@s Ire fAps' ''
effected ~ the Use Of this won4sI ia aasz.iHlSf'
Set aRsalsSs Of sgesas&.
sLoA1's oTaTAEST.
For miidnsss, safety, certainty AID tborossssss
Siu&a's Ofatmant excsia. and Is rapidly ssaN~@
ali other elAasaaae# ard lsasmsass isE l'f7~
Ryesa wounds, calls Of al kinds, ersas ~
EAagboRsr poiEaxli. wtnd sails, EaIiHs. spa -
10, Swsensy foandage9 fest, ssna erAc&s, sEs~%s
or grease. and horse disseEapeF
EHR esssg&zk1s sROwDER
Ia cumpssea pgi6espAasy u asss,s ana g.. +, - "
be Gvan nj aaE times. and REdsT all clEgazs' -,
so Mksssss sstss Isass bssa Egasa q Sofl .
pesfsae 10 Dc hish4y ussfdf In the care g: rif'1
diseases to whieA haFsea and cattle are sch ~ -
dIsssmper. hide baasd. less Of spprt'ss, esq
ssgaaxas, se4Igw waaes, Ens znrnatIea q The sg'
aagss saa bard sxersiasS aaso TaraE8ai''n ts =,
ly csiiea siiR eompsAiat Il Is also 'aIs ''l- -
kaia remedy for
= rucaHs AND COLDS
Z Tteaxyses eG all greas haMors RR4 ~ - -
al fnEsa1saAttun ard sr9wf yBTify ~ ~. -
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pasS 81 tsaa hessy
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Are saaa aw RnwARn A. JAMES GO. -
Whoie3als and Re&Aii GzAAsEis3 AgsE~ >. e -
sayesis pEscss, corner jules and Fi'si 'arV's
Eesise City Hs&el, ems block naEtA q '@r =.
House. ene block aass Vt BAa Fegry, "a = -.
Ne, AakirsAS, Peal 0asce tbx s7s. ofarfs a
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-16
AhSs u. CUX6
INDIAN TEGETABLE DBcOcTI0h.
THE ALL-sUFFIOIBN7 THREE.

TRlRSEMAR,I,i and S-Protset>d by Roys
Letters Patent Of England, and seoEred BY the
seals Of the Eoolc DC PLkrmicle dc PIns, end the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna
No. 10 invaluable for exhaustion aud psteyrhoa
and oil Dhyaical disabilities.
No. completely ersdicates oil trSosH of tkosa
diseases that have been hitherto treated By the nsu
seous apd pernlclous use of copaivs and oHbebs.
No. has entirely SUPP lan ted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby insnripr 20 the sufferer s1eedy
renef, 0fpersinE AL impurities, End roofing on
TRIEsEAAR, Hoa !. and = are prepared Up
And oan be carried ip the vslstcost pocket FOLD
minstsIed * Ve!peau, LSllemsnd, Roux. RicoTd
saves 4S Ald In ca cases, whereby there 10 seT-
Ing Of &c. To be bad, Wholesale and retail, Of IJr
BARLOW, Of 1874 Blocker street. New Y6ff,
lmHedlately on r2ceivlnG remittance, Or. Barrow
VIII foTvarcths 1rieseTsr TO any part OF the world
securely packed, and addressed according 70 the in
strpctions of the writer.
The BSok. Of Al Others, that should be read BY
r"Human Frsilg, or Pathological Researcher
10 beautifully illustrated, and treats uinutsly of
Ai the symptoms that invariably develop them
20 yes, sooner OF lateI respnnr from the ffslties
HGnls sttte snd II NOT checked y tune, deIener
sOd s. sssf G' AR K Wniss,nf and
doors 1Slov M.cdcuEsl, Nsv Tort. Pr!oe u
oeIts; sent free even where.
tngton. ID. G.. "a = sn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-16
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOR NEW YORK,


The Camden and Amboy and Philadelphl. and
rs SR# S6 L1s TS% fHhA
s.S. !. 81
Ats 4; NJ Vi. Camden and Amboy. &c. and A.
AIS A. M via Camden and Jersey City, IN. J.
At . a N /, via Camden and Jersey City. Morn
At5lx A: NJ. vi. KeLsington and Jersey City,
Al l2h P; NJ, via Camden and Amboy. (Aooommo-
At2P M, vi. Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
At 80 q A., via Remington and Jersey City.
At sHsnPs a.' via kerrns.ou and Jsr.ev ci,v
Ats p NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, (Evenlng
AsIISP NJ, VIA Camden and Jersey City. tsou,h
.on sisht Ard pssssnssf First Class Ti0Gss
MAJ. Ss r sIe.pt ISn' daily P.
For Belvdere, Easton, LanbertvIlle, Fleming
Ton, &C. alto A. M; and Az r. NJ, from Ken
For Water Gap, stroud sburg. Scranton. Wilkes
tI9m tKesiRnston wa Delaware Lsokswanna and
dHa91 H. from s ssd RsssshS%
The 10 A; l. Il connects with the tain leaving
:, For Mount Holly at and A. M. and and "
EOI rTccHOIu 81 o n. M. hnu L. M.
For Br lstol, Trenton, 40. At 40 A. NJ, ~ and
~ +. from Remington, and 81 p. MI from
Walnut street wharf. ~
For Palmyra kiverton, Delanco, Beverly. ,ur-
,ngton, FI1renneco, Bordentown, TO-, at I2k I,
s, ~ and P M.
Steamer Trenton for Bordentowu, and inteyme-
date places, at ~ p. NJ. from Walnut street
III For New York and Way Lines. leaving
kensiq&ton Depot, take the oars on Fifth street
above Walnut, half an hour before deps -ture sThc
Sars run into the depot. and on arrival oftran run
passenger, Passengers are prohibited from tskins
anything as baggage but their wearing appsrsi.
extra. The company limit their responsibility for
haSssSs to one dol or per pound, and vii not Be-
nable fJr any amount beyond ono hundred do,iars
: y WIN. II. sATzMER, Aren't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-16

A DESPERATE AND DETERMINED SUICIDE A
foreigner named Frank Howard, who seems to
have had no relations in this country perpetrated
a most desperate suicide near Eaton, Ohio, on the
-3ist ultlmo. He went to the barn, set il on tre,
and arer the fire had got fair start, with the
intention Of removing every trace Of himself, be
cut bis throat with his razor, and immediately
fhrew himself into the fire. ButlOss Of blood did
not assauge the pain Of burning. Human nature
could not endure 10; and with his cloths burned
Oh and bis flesh literally on fire. he jumped into
well that drowning might take the place of
burning. In this condition his dead body was
found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-16
THE OILY PREPARATION
WORTHY or
CK&PATRoNAGR

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLBRGYM LADIES, asx GENTLEMEN
in al parts Of the world testify 70 the efficacy OF
PROF. o. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
snd sepuerpen Of the Prsss are unsnlmous IN its
r. ssIs M /. Ss s:.s
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For this, a. ls sAe Iashy obllfations I oTs %
Value as sGh vs ,4s 10
TSSyJ caf Co., q. B kss A. LiEys
oh8cf ~ NO. III Oerrolfi4oe.
To r,o, O. 1 ssa.r b.! A ss;I IYs A.
s: ,s$s u: .fsss H. !Ss:
are great. a man or woman may benesrly deprive
Of hair, and By resort 10 your sir Restorative
the hair Will return more beautiful than ever; &C
least thls n is M etpensnOe.' Bs.lsve
P.s6You can polish tn. sbOrs 4 eo1 re, X,
publishing In Opr Southern papers yop viii res
moro patronage South. see sewers If your ~@T-
ntcates in the Mobile Mercury, strong Southern
Paper. w. II. kxNrr1.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Plcy. o. J. ,WooD: DsaT Str Hsvins had III.
idoItune 70 lose the best portion OF my hair, nom
the effects Of the yellow fever, in New Orleans N
ls5l, vss induced 20 make q triA OF your prepars
ZION, and found n 70 answer a. the very thing
needed. My hair 10 now thiok and glossy, sRd ~,
words can CT press my obi cations 20 you In giving
10 the 6fhicted such tre8sUre FINLTT JOHNSON
The Restorative Ia put ~ bottles Of three sIIes
viz lsrEe, medium and email; the small he'd hall
o pint. and retails for dollar per tot1e: the
dfuIn holds az east - per cent more in proportion
than the small, retsIis for two dollars Per botDa
the large holds quart ~ per cent more In proroT
ton, and retslls for IS
O. j, WOOD & Co, Proprietcr, ,zz4 Brosi-
way, New York, and 11< M.rfet street, ST. Louis
Sold in this city By C. sTOTT, 3Ts Pa. avenue.
au n enly,aiy
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THE EVENING STAR.
BULL RUN
BIT a FIRE zouAvE.

BIT YIRE zoUAvE.
Oh, It's all very well for you fellefs
That don't know a fire from the sun
No curl your mOustsches and tell US
Just how the thing Oughter been done;
But when twenty wake up ninety thousand,
There's nothin can follow but rout.
We didn't give in till We had to;
And what are yer coughi about
The crowd that was with them ere rebels
Had ten to our every man;
But O hrenan's fireman, me covey,
And he'll put out a fire II he can;
30 we run the mNsheen at gallop,
As easy as open and shut,
And as fast as one Teller went under,
Another kept takln' der butt.
You oughter seen Farntram that mornin'
In spite Of the shot and the shell
His orders kept ringin' around Us
AZ clear as the City Hall bell;
He said all he could to encourage
And Tighten the hearts of his men,
Until be was bleeding and wounded,
And nary dried up on Il then.
While two rife reg nents fought us
And batteries tumbled US down,
Them cursed Black Hose feIiprs charged as
Like all the Dead Rabbits In town;
And that's Just the way with them rebels,
It's ten upon one, or no fair;
But we emptied few Of their saddles
You may bet all your soap on that air.
'Douole up" says our colonel, quite coolly,
When he saw them come riding like mad;
And We did double up In q hurry,
And let 'em have all that we had
They came At us counting a hundred,
And scarcely two dozen went back;
20 you see, IL they bluffed us on aces.
We made big thing with the Jack.
We fought TIL red shirts were an plenty
Az olackberries, strewing the grass,
And then we fell back for a breathing,
To let the Sixty mines fellers pass.
Perhaps si1ty-nine didn't peg 'em,
And give 'em uncommon cheroots,
Well-I'ye just got to say, IL they didn't,
You fellers can smell Of my boots
The Brooklyn Fourteenth was another,
And them Minnesota chaps, too;
But the odds were too heavy against US,
And but one thing was left us to do;
We had to make tracks for our quarters,
And finished 1t up pretty rough;
But IL any chap says they can lick US,
I'D just like 10 polish him of!
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% Be PIT NJ 10 strong boz, (oocrered,I and the
contents mark led thereon.
II u 20 be Distinctly Understood that the wagons
are 70 be % constructed that the seyefN Parts OF
any other, % &C 20 rec uire no pumeerlnf or ~
rs1s'ns for putting tosrthe. and 81 the msteriss
y; all the wood thoroughly seasoned. and the
NoTs IN its parts fsthfGlly executed In the bes
woIkmanlike manner,
The work may be inspected from time 90 time 90
~ prosIessIs, by an cfceT ent Of the q uarter
painted until lt shall have been inspected and sp-
proved bI said officer or agent authorized % In
spect il When hnIs he'd pa nted, and s~oepted Nv
On oficer or agent Of the QuaTtermaster's Depart
be paid for.
NJ c. MEIGs.
JedAv2v QusrtermsSter General u. q.
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G .1itf p $kSfSE; S5S f SSs

end PROVIDENCE, FOX BOS-
TON-iElaHd Route-'Fhe shortest and most dI-
rect-CarTy the Easts-G Mail,
The steamer PLlH! UTH ROCK, CAPT, J.. C.
G,gsr, ard CMMOHWEALIH, Capt ]. w.
VII Jams, Il connection uIth the Bloomington and
ProyIdenEe,a1 and Boston and Providence Railroads,
leaving New York daily Sundays excepted, from
Ter NO ID nth River, at O'Clock p. NJ, and
g ton Ass o'olock r. M, or on the arrival of
he Mail Train which leaves Boston at S 80 p NJ
,,The FALMOUTH ROCK; from New York
toPEhb RI saf s,G II9yWUfasy md sstaIdsy
Tustday, Thursday, and S,turdsy. From 6roton
Monday. "Wednesday, and Friday.
Passengers from GToton proceed per railroad to
Providence and Boston, in the Express Mail
Train, reaching SAID place In advance Of those BY
other routes, and in ample time for all the early
sengers that prefer 1t, remain on board the
steamer, enjoy nights rest undisturbed. break
last II desired, and leave Groton n the It's A, M ,
Irsin, connecting At Providence with the 1 %
Fsrs from providence to Newport, Fifty cents
IA baggage master accompanies the Steamer and
Tain each way.
For Passage, Berths, State Rooms, or Freight,
spely on board the steamer, or at the FrefEht
t 2SihSs, Per ID North River, or az the Office Of
Iand street. New York, Feb. %, 1881.
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NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY,
sUPERINrENnENT's OFFICE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICET
CALVERT sTATIoN, Baltimore. May I8, 1851,
On snd after Sunday, May 18th, 1851, Trains ON
the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY Ar
rive ana depart ss fOllows, until further notice
TRAINS NORTH.
MAIL a. 1918 A. M,
EXPRESS ST SSOP
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION .sP.
The 9 Is A. VI. train connects at Relay Houss
WIN trains on the Western Maryland Raj road;
al hanover JunotlO with Hanover and Gettsbu e
Railroads; at York with York and WTishtsViIle
RAILROAD; at Harr'sburg nth Pennsy lvania Rail
I W for al parts Of the West; also with lebanon
beTland with L and b. Railroad for Rineston Nd
ali parts OF Wyoming Valley and at Sunbury with
the thIladelphla and Erie Railroad for eli parts
N9EI th n Penasylvanis and New York.
mons except Hanover Railroad, WriEhtsyIlls
HaIlrosd and the lebanon Valley Railroad.
Ire Z: NJ train makes connections with Penn
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
Mail At 10 p NJ. Expire at IS A. NJ: Harris
burg Accommodation at ASP
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Ticket Ohoe, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
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