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E is conveniently arranged Band contain a ing medicated compound to be worn around the Waist, without injury to the most delicate persons. No change in habits of living is re- quret, and it entirely removes the disease from the system, without producing the injurious effects arising from the use of powerful internal medicines which weaken and destroy the consti- tuition, and give temporary relief only. By this treatment, the medicinal properties contained in the Band. come in contact with the blood and reaches the disease through the pores of the skin, efccting in crcry instance perfect cure, and restores the parts afflicted to healthy conditon This band is aIs" a most powerful ANTl-MERcUnIAL agent, and will entirely relieve the system from the perncious effects of Mercury. Moderate cases are cured in few days. and we are constantly receiving testimonials of its effica cy in aggravated cases of long standing.
 PRICE S2.00, to be had of Druggists generally, or can be sent by mail or express, with full di rectons for use to any part of the country direc! from the Principal Office,
 No. 403 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
 c. SMITH. & CO.,. Sole Proprietors
 N. B..-Descliptive Circulars Sent Free.
 gY Agents wanted Everywhere. .AD
 March 2l, 1861. IS 1y
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-04

cheaper than ever. at U T H. RICHARDS
 March 25t.l, 1861. tf-49
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-04

A T a Court of Probate holden at Litchfield, IA within and for the District of Litclficld on the 18th day of March. 4 D. 1861.
 Present Charles Adams. Judge. Estate of N RYAN WADHAMS, late of Goshen iii said District deceased.
 OrGered. That tue Administrators on said Es- tate. exhibit to this Court their Administration account with said Estate. at the Probate Office in Li:chfcld, on the 23:l day of March inst. at lG "'cack fnrenoun-and that notice thereof be given by advertising in tEe Litchfe!d Enquirer. and by posting the public sign post in Said town of Goshen.
 Certified from Recnrd
 3t.4S CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
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Miss l.. Baldwin, NN' ILL open the FIFTH QUARTER ot he w SCHOOL, Monday April 18th.
 fSA Terms as heretofore.
 Litchtield March 26th, 1861. 3t-39

.ee;0 Books .scaC B00kS ! A T wholesale and retail-CuEAp at the IA LIrCHFlELD BOOKSTORE. March 26th, 1861. tt-49 fESHE best PORTO RICO MQLASSES n only 3s cents a Gallon, at
 r. II. RICHARpS' CHEAP STORE. March 25th, 1e61. tf49
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FARM FOR SALE. THE subscriber offers for sale his F ARM of S8 Acres, situated in the Town of Eethlem, la miles north of the centre. The Farm is suitably divided into meadow. pasture, blow and wood land. Also, supply of good Fruit thereon-House large and conven- tent. Buildings in good repair. This Farm IS watered by peyer-failing Springs.
 HORACE HUBBARD. Retblem. March 10th, 1861. 3t48* FRUIT TREES. VINES, Sc. " SHALL offer for sale the coming sea- A son:
 CAo,ce Tarietes of Apple Trees,
 Pear '
 |" Cherry " White Grape Chrrants, Wilson's Albany Strawberry, Dtlauare Grape Vines, warranted Genuine, from $l.00 to S2 50 each. Re1ecca sl.00 tlarge plauts) Hartford Prolific |" 25 cts to $1.O0 Concord 50 !"
 Fine Norway SPRUCE TRIES.
 and 25 Dog. Assorted VERBENAS eT Orders are respectfully solicited.
 J. w. CONE. Norfolk, March 20ih, 1861. 483t
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BOARDING aid
 DAY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES

FOR YOUNG LADIES. ME Iss TAYLOR. after ten years experi lsz-' ence in teaching at the South will open a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Wednesday May l. The Scholastic Year will be divided into Two Sessions of twenty weeks each
 Mss E. TAYLOR, Principal.
 Miss E. IiLDEN of Baltimore Assistant. Elementary Branches per quarter Q0 wecks) s 0O Cnmmon English. 4UU Higher |" ...................... 5G0 Languages-Greek, Lati., Italian, Span. ish, German, French ch.................. 700 Mlsic-Pano, Melodeon. on................. s 0U uultar. .......... ................... oUU Use of Instrument. ...................... 200 Vocal Music. no charge. Pencilling. q '' Drawing and Perspective ive GO Grecian and Oriental Painting ......... eco Paste, and Mono Chromatic. 6 co water C'lofs .................... b uO Oh IalHtIhS .......... ................. e.VU Glass will be formed for Boys in the Classical Department. Also, Class m tue Elementary and Preparatory.
 Lectures will be delivered before tlte School. by Scientific and Literary Men.
 Competent Teachers in addition will be secured, as the School requires
 No pains will be spared to make the general Cultivation and Course of Instruction what a School of the First Class ought to be.
 REFERENCES Hon. J. G. Bcckwith, Trustee Ct. No1mal School,
 Litchicld
 " O.S. Seymour, Judge Superior Court, Litch-
 field
 q Seth P. Beers, Litchf.ld.
 D N. Camp, superintendent of Common
 Schools, New Brit in. Conn.
 " J. Phiibrick, Superintendent of do., Bos-
 ten, Mass.
 Rev. George Saxe, Educational Agent for the
 United States. New York Rev Wm. Eurlingaino. Educational Agent for
 the South, Baltimore. Md.
 LtcEfcli, March f, 1861. tmay l46
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E.EA.5CNIC

EL L4A5ONIC.
 BEEL COUNCIL NO. xxx Assembly 2d Tues- day in each month at O clock P NJ.
 F. BUEL, G. M. DARIUS CHAPTER NO. XVI Convocatiop 2' and last Thursday in each month at $ o'cl, elk, r. M. F. BUEL. HP ST PAUL'S LODGE NO. XI Communication "Wednesday Of each week Tt q o'clock. P NJ. 40m D. E. BOSTWlCk, w. M
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Flour.

Flour. StIIE best brands of FAMILY FLOUR, con -a stantly on hand at
 T. H. RICHARDS CHEAP STOLE. LitchGeld, March 25th, 1861. tf-49
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FEHHEs Medicine has. and is proving itself to n be the most valuable remedy for that ter
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INDIAN XEGET4BLE DEGoMIOh
THE ALL-sUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIESEAAR,1 IL and s-Proteotsd by RoyaI
Seals OF the Eoolc Dc Pharmacie de Parif, and tue
Imperial College 81 Medicine, Vienna
No, p invaluable for exhaustion and nsterrhea-
and ali phyGoal disabilities.
No. completely erxdiostcs a. traces Of tkoss
diseese< that have been hitherto Treated by the nAu
seous epd Pernioiour use of copeiva and cubebs,
No. Las entirely SUPP planted the Injurious pse Of
mercury, thereby iIs1rinE % the sufferer syeedy
rSie.. dltPerslnE al Impurities, and roofing on
the venom OF dleelcc.
fPlESENAR, Nos. ], and Q, are prepared IN
Ae form OF q lo1eIgc, devoid Of taste and speI1,
And can be carried fp the vslstoost pocket. sot2
mlnistcred q VeIpeau, Lansmsnd, Rou1, Rioora
saves IS; and In ga oeses, whereby there Is cav
Ing Of Se. To be had, Wholesale and retail, Of hr
BARROW, of 194 Bleecker street, New YoTf,
lmmedlate on receiving remittance, DR.. Baxrov
will forward the freeenar 20 any part OF the world
2urely packed, and addressed according 10 the in
struotions of the writer.
The Book, of al Others, that should be read bv
men With damaged AID broken down oonstitutions
is"H Emen Frallty, or Physiological Reseerchess
beautifully Illustrated, and treats uninutey of
81 il5 symp soms that lnvnncbly develop them
selves, sooner or lster, resulting from the fraties
snd vtlssinG habits Of esrJ youth, IncapacitatinG
the victim from snsrng the ftuition of fhs matri-
moniol etate, and. IL not checked IN rme, deeener
s%a BY nas ds
door below M.odoutsll, New YORK. Price IS
oepH; Sent tree every where.
fngton. ID. C.. a. 1a-sn
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LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOX NEW YORK,

=, Tho Camden and Amboy and PhiladelphIa And
bEPHfh rs SRR% T6 Tx iI'N
AND KENslNGTON DEPOT, viii ieavs IS 8 fSi !
Ats NJ, vi. Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
ATS A. M via Camden and Jersey City, IN. J.
A. 8 4 N. via Camden and Jersey City. Morn
A ~ a: N via Washington and Jersey City.
Al y p; NJ, via Camden and Amboy ,lAocommo-
At2P NJ, via Csmdea and Amboy. &c. and A.
At ie q T y, vi. Ken,inston and Jersey City,
At ~ M, via Remington and Jersey City,
Ats P: NJ, via CaIdsn and Jersey City, tEven,ns
A.mf NJ, VIA Camden and Jersey City. (south
Ats r. N via Camden and Amboy, tAooommod.-
zion fEsisht AID passenger First Class TioGss
ne ssuI SsI a eIesp, san' daily The
For Beydere, Easton, LarbertvIlle, Fleming
ton, &C. attic A. NJ; and AZ r. NJ, from Kei-
For Water Gap. strOudsburg. Scranton, Wilkes
i,2m lt kes.lnfiton VIA Delaware, Lsokswanna and
snd NJ from ssa Ssta,sh Sna q.
the 70 a; NJ connects with the tain leaving
:, For Mount Holly at and A. M. aDda and az
III EIccuoiu dt ~ VI anu 4. Nj.
For 1T lstoi, Trenton, &c. at ITO A. NJ az and
~ r. Nj from Remington, and 81 p. nj from
For Palmyra Riverton, Delsnco, BEVERLY Bur
.,nston. Fl9renn.co' Bordentovn, 90, ct TX !,
Steamer Trenton for Bordentovu, and ipterms.
date places, at 81 r. M. from Walnut st teet
III For New York and Way Lines, lsav,r.
kensipEton Depot, take the cars on Fifth straef
cars into the depot. and on arrival oftran ran
passenger. Passengers are prohibited from iakins
anything as baggage but their wearing aprar.t
extra. The company limit their responsibility for
oefSsge TO one Dol aI per pound, and Will not be
WIN. Ii. GATzMER, Agent
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THE EVENING STAR.

CIV FREMONT IN TEE KEsr-Gen. FIRE.
,nopt returned TO St. Louis from Cairo on Sun
d,y last, having landed his troops at Birds
Point amid great rejoicing on the part OF those
stationed at that point. The Geperal inspect
al the Qualifications at Cairo and Bird's Point,
and held = consultation with the officers pre-
-vious 10 hts departure. Since his arrival in
Missouri, great energy has been thrown into
sIl the departments, and everything is pro-
crossing with remark bic rspiSity. He reached
81, Louis first on the 18th Of July, at nine
o'clock, and according 10 the st. Louis DEM
ooraD at noon OF the same day called a meeting
of his staff, and though recommended to take
little rest after bis continuous day and night
travel from the East, remarked that his bust
ness was important, and he must 60 to work.
Since that date he has labored unremittingly
In the organization Of his department, and in
LAYING the foundation Of those important plans
which have been confded to him by the Gov
eminent for the movement Of grand army
down the Mississippi river during the coming
fall He rises in the morning at o'clock, and
rarely quits his labors before IL o'clock at
night In all his orders he is explicit and
comprehensive, and in bis appointments pune
tual to the minute. In one week after bis
arrival, though oppressed with q variety of
other important business, he had chartered a
feet Of eight steamboats,, loaded them with
soldiers called from different portions of the
State, supplied them with artillery and various
kind Of military stores, which he had ordered
from the East, and led them in person to the
relief Of the troops at Birds point, which
place was seriously menaced by the rebel army
under Gen. Pillow. From advertisements in
the newspapers and other sources, we gather
that an extensive camp of instruction is at
once to be established on the outskirts of St.
Louis, the camp to hold twenty or thirty thou
sand soldiers. Near Springfield, Illinois, an
other camp Of equal dimensions is already
established and rapidly filling up. The hos
Fitsl and commissary department in st. Louis
are also under process Ct enlargement. All
these formidable preparations of course look to
bat one grand object, and that the complete
possession Of the valley Of the Mississippi river
By tbs Government Of the United States.
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THE OILY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE &PATRoNAGH

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERGYMRN, LADIES, a.d GBNTLBMRN
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sensibity 70 the SCALP and dandruf c-ssed 20 form
sy az SScss .0essoS ss IND SceS % q
For this, smons the many S6.iEstions Isve 20
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example sna use fI srovin6 ga, or ett,nI bad.
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publishing IN cur Southern papers ron will fct
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pspof. w. n. RxNIDy.
WOODS hair RESTORATIVE.
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The Restorative s put up In bottles Of three ,i,es
viz: large, medium and sTca; the small hold half
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dun holds at least % per cent moro In proportion
than the small, retails for two dollars per bottle:
the l.rge holds susrt 20 per cent more IN proper
o. WOOD Co. Projectors, z<4 Broad
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The END IS NOT YEr.-Let not our people
deceive themselves with the notion that either
the first or seconi battle of Bull Run is decisive
or likely TO terminate the campaign on the
Potomac. Fscts DO not justify such hopes nor
orr position warrant the expectation. The
forces OF Scott must of necessity be demOralir jed
by the brilliant action that has crowned the
Southern arms with victory over great odds.
But the invading army ia neither destroyed nor
captured. Our forces are comparatively quite
small. Washington i. not taken. 1t is strongly
intrenched and SCOTT has available many more
troops than ourselves. The forces that have Just
been routed will be rallied. REINFORCED and
brought back into the field with every pre-
caution and advantage generalship and militia
~ resources can furnish. The prestige and
position Of the Abolition Government, no less
than SSott's reputation, urge them to prompt
and peculiar efforts to retrieve the late severe
check they have met with. Mcclellan has
already been sent for. Circumstances all
point to speedy renewal of battle on the
Potomac. The next struggle will be one of
life and death with the inyaders-of great i'm
portance to Us in regard to the time of the war.
1t Is to be hoped that our own brave forces will
be properly strengthened, and our able and in
defstiysble generals put in condition not only
TO defeat and discom6t but annihilate the en-
euy and drive his remnant from the polluted
soil OF Maryland, and soon end the war -
CkarIeston Mercury.
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iONclEland Route-Ths 8 ortest and most d.
The steamer PLYMTGTH ROCK. Capt. ].
Geer, and COMMONWEALTH, Capt J. w,
WI Jams, In connection with the Stonipgton and
Pfoyidence,and Bos on and Providence Railroads,
leaving New York daily, SUNDAYS excepted. from
eieI No ID North RIVER, At O'Clock r. M, and
he Mail TLaln whIoh leaves Boston 1T s 81 p Nj
The PLYMOUTH ROlK from Nov York
Mondsr, Wednesday, and Friday. From ro-
toTRG E sdnj, rhg4J5sd.y and SATURDAY.
Tn ,sdsy THURSDAY, and Saturday. From Groton
Monday, w ednesday, and Friday.
Passengers from Groton PROCEED per railroad to
Providence aud Boston, In the Express Mail
Tram, reaching sad place in advance Of those By
Other route, and in ample time tor 81 the early
Morning Lines connecting North and East. Pas
seLgers that prefer it, remain on board the
2 Gamer, enjoy nights rest undisturbed break
last II desired, and leave GrotOn In the Ills A, M
Ir;in, connecting at Providence with the l q
Fare from rrovIde3 cs to Newport, Fifty cents
,rA baggage master accompanies the Steamer and
Train "a h way.
For Passage, Berths, State Rooms, or Freight,
ePny on board the steamer, or at the Freight
= Once, Pier 10 North River, or st the Office Of
iaEd street. New York, Feb. %, 1861,
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Fppncu MILITARY BOOKS.

L RENCH & RfCHsTiEN Tavs Just received a
OF Ell kinds, which they offer from ten to INV
per cent. below the regular retail pnoes.-in-
A new edition of Hardee's Infantry and Rife
Tactics, complete, Sl.25
FOR 'es' Volunteers Manual, 2 vols, 81
Allie q Compendium of HaTdee's Tactics, SO
Gross's Military Surgery. $50
Maban,s Field ROrtifcation and Outpost, each rs
Hardee's Tactics, cheap edition, $50
The SoldIer's 6uide, complete manual and
drl book for the use OF the Volunteer Militia and
the Home Guard, $50
The Hand Book for the U. 9, Soldier, being q
hrst book OF instruction to the u 3. Infantry tao
also, Military Maps, Map of the Seat af War,
Flags, Badges and Medals of every description,
Any ofthe above sent by mail free.
FRENCH RIGRSTEIN.
ma |" NJ peRnHyvRnla avNUuA
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FOE
s-tsssazsszs&l THE WEST, Ola HUDSON CIV
GHNXRS ER RAIT HOA

s-tssEssz.s zs33 THE WEST. Ola HUDSON hIV
S|" Err RAILROAD and NEW YORK
CE .ThAL RAILROAD Express Trains lesvs
New S.Iko depots Of Hudson River Railroad
From Chambers street From Slst ST. station,
Att 90 q m Artisan
Montr al ard Buffalo
Train with sleeping
Connecting at Albany with the New York Gen.
trail Railroad for Sohenectady. Rochester, Utica,
Baavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water
town Railr, a Huhalo. syracuse. Niagara Falls,
Suspeasi n Biidse, Auburn, Genevs. Ca andaisus.
Trains in eopneotion leave Buffalo and susP,n
Great Western Railroad, for Hamilton. Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukee. Fon Du Lac,
Ia Crosse, Madison. Prairie Du Chien, Ga ena.
Dnnleith, nbuqne, Peoria, Rock leland, Musca-
Alton, st. Lons, Csiro Terre tisuts Indianapolis,
Louisville, Cincinnati, ayton, Colum bus, Clsve
land, and al. points West, Northwest and South
west.
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy &
Whitehall Rutland, Bnrlng ton, 81 Adams, Rouse
Point, Plattsbursh, Ogdeu.bu Oh, Montreal, &C.,
DO
IL Freight Arrangements by this route as
above without chance of Cars, from the uepots IN
hambers and sanal streets. at all times as
The facilities of this great New Work Ronts 20 the
West commend IL to the confidence of me chants
all sh ppeTs for promptness and dispatch.
Passenger 'TaIrs, with Smoking ana Sleeping
Cars ron IN connection on the New York Central
Road.
For particulars as to local trs ms and freight ar
rangsments, inquire st the depot. IS Warren IT.
A. r. SMI FIJI, Superintendent.
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% b sut NJ % streaa boz. teoopsr.d.' md the
Il 10 70 6s 4stinoty upderstood that the wagons
are % Be 90 constructed that the several paris 81
any one wagon will agree and exactly &c those %
any othef, 90 90 90 resutre no pumbenne OF AZ
used for their cOnstyuoton % be Of the best suaL
q; oil the wood thoIo9fhy seasoLec, and the
vo-s in tts psrts faithfully executed In the best
The work may be inspected from TIME % tune 90
10 prog resess by 81 ofoer agent OF the uarter-
masters DePartmerE and none OF n ssan be
painted until It shs1 have been Inspeoted and sp-
proved b[ tsld ofnoer or aren't authorised % in-
spectit When hni.hed, painted, and accepted By
an ofloer agent Of the q parermasteyss D. part-
b paid for.
M. c. MEIGs,
te H-AwSv Quartermastsr 6euersl NJ. a
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"r- FOR TIE
80 IlEg WEST AND SOUTH
s-HeS BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
On and after May letn, la6I, the trains will run
al follows, vlZ:-Leave Camden Station, BaItl-
more.-MaIl, except sunday at 50 A. NJ; Ex-
press day az 8. IS ?. NJ. Both Trains 20 directly
thr3ngh EOR ALI. PARTS OF THE WEST,
SOU IHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont Is ke the A, NJ
Tram; hHtween Piedmont and Wheeling take 40.
c0nmOdatIon Train, LEAVING Piedmont a. s a. a
and between Grafton and Psrkersburg, take
tnG ~ ~ % 4 Z III N ! rt al rom bs,tmore.
at 30 =: NJ; and Frederick al 80 A. M
Tn ELLlCOTr'S MILLS TRAIN leave Bal
lnor6 At ~ and 9l5 A. ~. and As and $40 =. N D.,
AM Eli9ots Mills at TAO and ll.6o A. nj and IS
For furthsr Information, Tickets of evsry kIhd,
DC apply to L; ENGLAND Agent at Camden
station, or a. the Ticket effioe.
w. p SMITH
Master of TranspOrtIOn.
l.. Nj. COLE, Gen1 Ticket Agent.
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Nl Map Of the Seat Of war for only Cent? snai0
Also, Pocket Maps of all kinda :, y. 10
SGIdlerS Camp Drsssins Cases from "a 80 to Sc.
Paper and Envelopes. - - -
Flags, Banners and Badges Views Of washing
ten, AmeIican and Foreign Magazines, Daily and
= - FRENCH 4 R1oHsTEIs,s s
NJ Nv Intel. q Repub.) 9TS 70. avenue,
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xss, cxss.v NORTHERN


sUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,l
CALVERT STATION, Baltimore. May ls, 1861.
the NORTHERN CENTRAL K NATIVITY Ar
rive and depart as follows, until further notice,
TRAINS NORTH.
EXPRESS at s 80 PM.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION stsP.
The Is A. VI. trsin connects at Rsl.y Bous.
with trains on the Western Maryland Raj road:
At Hanover il. otlon with Hanover and Getts b. Z
Ra.lrosds; at York with York and Wrightsy liz
Rnllinad; at Harris burg nth Penney va1Ia Ri :
,nsd for all parts of the West, also with lebanon
VaIIeJ RAILROAD to Nsv York direct; at NOrthum
heI land with and %. Railroad for Kingston nd
ali paris Of WyoomIng Valley and At sunbury with
the fhlladslphia ana Erie Railroad Tor ali parts
N2t'hsr q P,snGsylvania sud New York.
The s ~ Z. NJ tain mikes ~ the shove con nao-
lions except Hanover Railroad, Wrie h,gv,, "a
ha,lroad and the lebanon Valley Reilrosd
TEe8 Z: M train makes cOnne otione with Penn
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
Mail at s l0P NJ; Express ~ As A. NJ; Harr q
burg Accommodation at as Pm
For Tickets and infpr,. alton iuauire At Tho
Ticket Ofhoe, Calvert Station, Baltimore
j. G.. CLARK Sun,t