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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-11-27

PENNsTLvANIANs IN THE FIELD "A care
ful estimate, lately presented o the reader
of the BULLETIN represented the whole 10y
al population of tho United States to be about
twenty-one millions. OF tn is number, about
= 900, 900 are Pennsylvanians. 1t has just
been officially announced that the whole vol
uutcer force. in the service of the United
States. is about GOO, 900. Pennsylvania alone
has furnished about 100, 900 men, or fully
one sixth Of the whole number. while the
proportion she could properly be asked for.
is only about IS 600.
Regiments from Pennsylvania are now
serving in Kentucky in Marylard. in North
eastern Virginia, in Southeastern Virginia,
In North Carolina and in South Carolina
Probably before long. other regiments may
be sent to the Mississippi and the Gulf of
Mexico The artillery aud cavalry force sup
piled by Pennsylvania is not equalled by that
sent by auy other State. The infantry, too
are uncommonly we'll offered, equipped. and
disciplined
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-11-27
Democratic County Committee.
Irwin Rutledge, Chairman.

Irwin Rutledge, Chairman
Allegheny. Patrick DOnnahoe-Cambria,
Wm. O'Keefe-Carrolltown Joseph Behe-
Carroll tp.. Robert NJ M-Combie--Chest Springs,
B. A. Burns-Chast tp.. Wm. Noei-Clear-
fel6. Thomas Durbin-C Con emaugh Bor.. Jno.
Campbell-COnemaugh tp, Thomas M'Gabe
-Cfoyle. VIM. Hudsou-Ebeusbrug, East
Ward, Daniel o Evans, West Ward, Jno
Lloyd-GaIitzin, j Smith-Jackson. John
Singer John<town. First War. Irwin Rut-
ledge-2nd Ward, S Coiwell-3rd Ward,
George n. Smith-4th Ward, William P.
Patton-5th Ward, George Shafer - O.
retto, P. j. Christe-M Millville, James Dor
ney-Munster, c Dever-RIchlahd, j. r.
Stull-Summerhil Thomas M'Connell-Sum.
mitville, John Quail SusquehaDna, John
Marrion-Taylor, + G Barnes-Washing-
ton. John Porter-Wilmorc, George Ran
dolph-Y oder, Jas M'Coy.
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Old Abe Weary of Playing President.

Charley, this thing of playing President amt
what it's cracked up to be. You doubtless
think me happy and foi tuuate man, because 1
have been successful IN getting very unexpected
ly to the top of the heap; but 1 was a great
deal happier when courtng Mrs. Abe, then a
bright and rosy checked girl, in the humble log
dwelling of her father, than l was in the mag
nifcent parlor of the White House last night,
while bright the lamps shone DER fair women and
brave meE." Then my heart was light and my
sleep sweet But they are not SO now. 1t is
trying thing TO be President these peri lous times
If do right l am censured, and if 1 don't do
right l am censured but the great difficulty with
me is, don't know when | am right. But pa
tience-the fourth of March 1865 will soon be
round and then I'll be off a gain TO Illinois there
to spend he remainder of my days in peace and
retirement under my vine and fig tree. For
the present good bye. | will write to you again
in week or two. In the mean time let me hear
from you. Your friend,
OLD ABE.
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TO CONSUMPTIYES

The Advertiser, having been restored TO leaith
in a very few weeks by very simple remedy
after having suffered several years with a severe
lung affection, and that j.read disease. Consump-
tion-is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used, Gree Of charge.) with the di-
rectiors for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a sure cure for Consumption, As
TINA, Bronchitis. &c. The only object Of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription Is to bene-
fit the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable. and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, it viii cost them
nothing. and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription viii please
address
Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
October %, IS6l-3ms.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-11-27

subscribing for three publications the Democrat
and Sentinel fer myself Godey's Lddy's Book for
Mrs Abe, and the Ne,c York Ledger for my
promising son Bob. 1 truly surprised at
hearing that Barker had become editor of the Al
legIsanian Well, that is truly the best joke of
the season. L know, Charley, something about
his litea ry abilities avn received several let
ters from him, AM: honestly, between you and [,
would not trust him to write an advertisement
for stray Bull. But understand. the whole..ar-
rangement. Alick Mullin got ashamed of the
conctr rn and Barker had egotism enough to agree
to father his literary bantlings-for and in con-
sideration of which the aforesaid Barker agreed to
use his influence to secure the election of the
aforesaid Mullin to the Office of State Treasurer
next winter. OF course Mullin will reciprocate
next summer, by doing all he to elect Bark
er to the important Office of Congressman for your
district. Good Lord Barker in Congress =
A bull in a china shop is doubtless bad enough,
but it would be nothing to Barker in Congress.
There is no limit to the mans egotism. Why
he wouldn't even make respectable Justice 81
| the Peace. He has just enough sense to be a
crazy A5olitionist, but not enough to be pure
patriot. lie bores me with long conversation
| every .ime he comes to Washington. He actual
| ly the last time be was here, asked me to intro
/ duce him to Mrs. Abe, and 1 sent in Bob to tel
her to manifest herself. She excused herself on
the ground that it was washing day with he- and
| she wasn't therefore fit to be seen. Barker walk
ed off looking rather huffy. l suppose he thought
afraid to 1t my wife see him, for fear she'l
| fall in love with him Handsome men alUav,
have very exalted opinion of themselves. Wha
a glorious time Veil have when he gets to Con
gress, and what eloquent speeches he will deliv
er! :" Yea, as it were, as 1 said BEFORE" won
the Kings English be barborousiv murdered
Truly if ignorance be bliss, then Barker must b.
the happiest man living.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-11-27

E&-Read the advertisement respecting DIR
Leland's Anti Rheumatic Blad," 10 another
column. According to the report Of those
who have tried it--aud who have been cured
of the most violent attacks OF Rheumatism by
lt-there is no remedy extant equal to this in
cases of Rheuma:ism-and having no reason
to doubt the statements We have head IN
favor of the Band" We cordially recommsnd
it to those who are afflicted with this disease
Be sure and read the advertisement most
carefully
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TRAVERSE JURORS FIRST WEEK

Henry Anstead, NJ NJ Adams. D Berkstress
er, Ansalem Bradley, Robt Bryant Samuel
Black, Samuel Baxter, Samuel Cain, Francis
Cooper. Thomas J Davis, James Duncan,
Daniel Davis, Patrick Donoughe, Eidhen-
sicher, Adam Fockler, John Farren. John
Flick. Henry Fisher. Simon Fagan, Jacob ]
GoughenOur, James Griffin. James Glasgow,
Hiram Hays, Jacob Holsopple. VIM } Jones.
Benjamin James, Griffith j Jones, G gorge
Kohlar, ID Litzinger. Sylvester Little. A R
Longenecker, James Mccoy. Patrick Moran,
James Mardis, James Mckeevor. George
Mitchell, John McGough. John B Miller,
James Paul, Sylvester Parish. Thos Powell,
Cyrus Reilly. Samuel Roger. John Swegler,
Geo W Stab, VIM Slick Jr John f Tibbott
Jos Wentz
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TRAVERSE 1uRoRs-sEcoND wKrK.

Richard Adams, Francis. Bearer, John Behe
John Coshong, Henry Delozier, Cornelius
Dever. Beojamin Edwards. Evan J Evans,
John Edmiston. David Farmer, Jacob Grem-
bling. Wm Davis, David Hamilton, Lewis
Hoover, John Homer, Josiah Il Hite, Jacob
Hamilton, Michael Kline. Jacob Levergood
VIM Litzinger Joseph Layton, David r Luc-
as. Simon Litzinger, Sam'l Long, Geo Mack.
+ McMuilen, Alex Mcintosh, Sam'i j
Metz, Luke McGurre, Geo Mickey, John
Nipps, Geo w Osborne, Constantine O'Niell,
Newton Roberts Michael Rutch. Joseph
Reynolds. Jacob r Stull, Aaron Sherbine,
John Steetham, John Sharbaugh. VIM Sim
ons, Jacob Wirtz. Wm Weakland, Angus
tue Walters, David YouDkiD.
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List of Jurors December T., 1851.
GRAND JURORS.
OLD ABE.

Jno Flanagan, Foreman, T Brookbank. Paul
Cobaugh, Samuel Dillon, VIM Dysert, James
Douglass, Evan Z Evans, John Evans
John Good, Samuel D Goughenour, John
Gillon, John Il Hare. Jacob Hoover. John
Heslop David J James, Samuel Kring, John
Mcbride. Jac Pringe (of Geo. John Park,
Jos l. Parker Rees 4 Rees, James NJ Rifle,
Wm Tibbott, Benz Wertner.
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The Fight at Ivy Nsountain.ky.

The following official report from Genera
w Nelson was received at the Adjutaut Gen
erals headquarters at Frank fort on Tuesday.
HEADQUARTERS CAMP AT PRE,TONBURG.
November Il. 1861 I
John " Ffnneu, Adjutaut- General:
Sir Il have to inform you that the fol-
lowing persons of Col. Marshal's regiment
were killed and wounded in the battle at Ivy
Mountain, viz:
OfCOmpaDy A. Capt. Gault. Peter Bentzs
Moson county Edward Hall. Mason county;
VIM Prather; Mason county John McCarty
Mason county Oiled since)-
Or Company B. Captain Lauum. William
HURLEY, Henry county.
OF Captain Manning's Company. Reuben
Dennis. Mason county since died)
Total-Four Kentuekians killed on The
field and two died since
Very respectfully,
W. NELsoz. Brig. Gen.
NRw foKK. Nov. 22i The Post of this
evening says English letters state that the
British Government refuses TO grant clear
aucss from English ports. 70 vessels having
aboard arms for the United States. and ship
pers will hereafter Will be compelled 20 send
such goods in vessels from Continental ports.
NEw York. Nov 22-Tbe Government
has purchaed one Of the Sandy Hook pilot
| boats. and is examining several others with
the same view They are inten3ed to be
used as mail or dispatch boats
JEFFERSON CI.Y. Nov. % Passengers
! By the train from the West report tha; the
rebels burnt the town of Warsaw night b.
| fore last. to prevent it from being used aS
winter quarters for our troops. The intei.i-
/ gence reached Syracus just before the train
/ arrived and is considered reliable a quau-
/ tity of Government stores were DESTROYED
! 4 train of 200 men Left Scdalia few days
ago for Leavcr worth 4 messenger from the
/ train reached Sedalia at II o'clock last night.
announcing that they had beeu attached near
/ Knob Noster. by force OF from 500 to GOO
| rebels and the train captured.
! Refugees cor ,inue 10 arrive here IN crowds.
many being in a most destitute condition.
WASHINGTON. Nov. , -Gov~-aor Pier
/ point, of Virginia. has fully succeeded IN bis
mission 20 the Capitol, aud has cbta;Oed a
| plan for the immediate opening uf the Bal,i-
more aud Ohio Railroad through it, entire
length, and also its officieDt protection
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NOTICE.

AN application for Executive clemency wall
be made in behalf Of Mr.. Warner Bender. Of
Washington township. Cambria County; of which
all parties interested will please take notice.
WERNER BENDER.
November 20, IS6l-2t.
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Barker and the Alleghanian.

You are mistaken in supposing that Pm a
subscriber to the AUeghdnidn. Aleck Mullin
when he was down here boring for clerkship
last spring wanted me to subscribe, but | res
pectfu!ly declined doing 50. cannot afford TO
subscribe for such fiat anu Improbable Sheets
1t would soon break me up, for l make it rule
to always pay for the papers l take, and that is
more than some men who amt statesmen can
say. You see, Charley, want to go.to Heaven
Tie Presidential salary win only justify me in
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-11-27

The question for discussion at the meeting
Of the EbeIsburg Literary Association is
Resofred-That it w.uld be unwise I'M
polite and detrimental TO the union cause for
next Legi>l4ure Of Maryland to abolisl,
s4yory 10 that State.
J. f. Fans. S,cy.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-11-27

Prof. Woods advertisement. is in
another column. 1t will interesting to all
who may read il.
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:. Hs. Pettengtii h TO-.

Advertising Agents, 119 Nassau Street, New
York, and 10 State street, Boston, are the all-
thorized Agents for the "DEMocRAT & SENTI-
MEL" and the most Influential and largest clrcu,
atinq Newsnapers in the United States and
Canadas. They are empowered to contract for
rs At our LOWEST TERMS.
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TIE CiRB0h OIL LiI5
HAVE NOW BEEN
MADE PERFECT
I1ETTER RTDGES
EZ FLINT GLASS Oval
CHiEFNEYS.

FE7uESL CHIMEEIS HAVE Nt'h a-'
, brought fliE.y before tAa l-
overvNhe-e the verdict Is ul iE.o-7 '..' ,-
are the best T. withstand tAc tlnl
any that lave teen tried by the i-..--
other places the favor with W--e- i...s
been received his Ieeu lo les -
gratifying. we deem unuec-ss7TN -
Of their peculiar merits. lor a.. A.3 -
trial Of them will afterwards lave l'
Throughout the WeSt. and other
threaten to Super~e,ie al others, s'-A -S
adoption to the Carbon oil lamrS-
Patented Oct. sth i>--
The undersigned has NJ purchase ...
right, ard beng the sle g.at 81 o.. '.,7 -
l. prepared TO sell wholesale or ls'..'. 's
as any Of the manufaet1rirg o-ia.
Ia the larger cities. t. W ID
Mo-. 20. iSCO -3 no
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SkIrmish in kentucky.

The Louisville Journal, of "Wednesday,
says:
"a letter from Owensboro, states that on
Sunday morning a detachment under Col
Alcorn. stationed at Calhoun, attacked Haw-
kius's regiment at Cypress Bridge. three
miles back of Rumsey. in Mclean county. aud
completely routed the rebels, killing a great
unmber, taking twenty five prisoners. three
hundred horses. aud number of guns,
blankets. DC. Our loss was ten killed, and
fifteen wounded. Our correspondent says his
hasty note shall be followed by full particulars
as socn as they are received, which, we trust,
may not prove this account exaggerated.
eo-Five hundred marines passed west. one
day this week. to take charge of the gun
b0ats on the Mississippi
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-11-27

Syid by all respectable Druggists
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NBENSB BURG MARKET. REPORT
Revised weekly by
DAVIS, JONES & Co

Flour per bbl-Extra Family.
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SUMMER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
~ AT PoINr LOOK-OuT. MARYLANp.

SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
~ AT PoIST Lo0k-OUT, MAINLAND.
This oe ebrated Bathing Place. situated at the
junction Of the Potomac River with ne A n A
Chesapeake Bay, will be opened by the yeYAy
undersigned on tho 10th of June, in the le:RA
very best style, for al persons who may wish o
yafe and quiet retreat, where thsy can have the
benefit or the best salt water bathing and enjoy the
deicaciss Of the water, suoh as Fish Of oil kinds,
Oysters, Crabs, GO.
Every description of fishing tsokle Will be kspt
for the accommodation of guests.
fine livery stable kept on the farm.
Also, ten pin alleys snd billiard saloons /; with
al Other nmusements usually found az suoh places.
The table will be supplied daily with fresh vege-
tables from the garden on the premises and from
the Baltimore ana Washngton,gls kets.
The best Liquors and CIgsrsttl always be found
st the Bar. 49, E.
Board, 50 per day; one week, s17; second week,
wants haf-price.
The steamer ST. Nicholas leaves Washington
Tuesday az 8 m. and Baltimore on Friday at p.
m. The half past O'Clock p. m. train from WASH
ingtor will connect sc baltimore with the boats,
reaching Point Lookout daily aso, 3 tri-weeklJ
stage from washington, BY way Of Leonsrdtown.
Add ress the prOprietors, at Point Lookout,
washington, ID O., or Alexandria, Va.
m 81 HEFLEBOWER d co Prop'rs.
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAJ
kASro s g&p ~ III kf EfNfokF

BY the sPleldid and superior
SteeYnsT METROPOLIS, EnPikE STATE,
strength and speed, but particularly adapted 20 TIRE
navigation Of Long Island Sound, running in cou-
nectlon with the Fall River AID Old COLONY Ran
road, distance Of s. miles only 10 Boston.
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE. Capt Brsyton,
Mondsys, w ednesdsys, and Fridays, at O'Clock
The Stespsr METRoP0Iis, Cat Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays, st O'Clock
+; M, touching ~ Newport each way.
These Steamers aae lifted with oonrnodious
st8te rooms and every arrangement for the secsri-
q and comfort OF pesseng ers. who are Afforded BY
this route nightP rest on board. and on arrival
stFaQ River proceed per Steamboat Train .re.oh-
Ing Boston early the following morning or NAV
remain beard until stsrtlnr OF the Accomrno ds,
ton $50; n; BY which they mag reach Boston
A besgage master ia attached 10 each steamer,
who receives and tickets the baggage and accom-
steamer runs IN oonnectlon with this Line be-
tween Fall River and Providence daily, except
FrelEht 70 Boston 10 forwarded through with
great spatoh by an Express rraiR, which iesves
rail River ever morning, Sundays excepted, 1t
~ O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, srrlvinE
Il IL Destination at about II A. M
once on Pier No North River. For stsie rooms
And berths apply on sesrd, II desired % secuT re
them In advance, 70 VIM. BORDEN, Ag't
10 6no VI WEST street, n. ",
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INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
EAsETEE6S SEA$S4 EgEssSERN

KENT" Capt. II. Kfrvan
"PIONEER,I Capt. w, Norman,
VIII run their routes as follows, leavi, Light
street, Baltimore, foot OF Camden, st1 O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landings
on GhoPtank river, every WEDNESDAY and
Monday.
For Annapolis and West River, every TUES
PIQNEER-For st. MIchael's and Easton, via
Miles, River, every WEDNESDAY, aud return
For Annapolis. West River, Cambrldge Oxford
and Easton Point, every THURSDAY, returning
by same route on Friday.
For Annapolis, West River, ct. Michaers and
Ee.ton, wa Miles River Ferry, every sATUR-
Fare 70 Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Fsston
Fare 70 St MiohseP1 and Miles RiyerjroupS
Fare 70 West River, (round trip, Sill. leo
Fare TO Annapolis (round trip IS cents - "a
"F,.i,h, ME MILLS IL E1TRA.
Wharf and Once, LIGHT ST. foot OF Camden
D9IumoIe. @. X. CANNON,
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Lkfk SE NEW tAA6REkfHIA



r The Camden and AmeOy and Philsdesh,. and
bEpPhfH rs SEW da TN fr TSb PHit VA
MT65kfSH 1 .. Msss 81
, Ats "A; M Vi. Camden and Amboy. &c. and A.
A.sA, M, vie Camden and Jersey City, IN. j.
Ats a; n. +, Wis Camden and jersey City. Morn
At5Jh a: NJ. vi. Ksrsinsson and ysr,s, City,
Aii2n P; N, via Camden and Amboy. CAooommo-
APP NJ, vi. Camden and Amboy. &c. and A.
At tEMSsnp. A., via Ksnsinrton and Jersey City.
At Az F. N, va Remington and Jersey City,
ats P NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, (Evenlnr
At I; M, VI. Camden and Jersey City, Csoush-
Ats P. a: via Camden and Amboy, tAcoommods-
ton, freight and passenger, First Class Tioket.)
T S. sssaI a T IIs.., .sn. d. The m
ton ssaS A. Ne And x M ti ps1R. .ss-
EsssS sss sssss bsa
H9m Ikes,ington. wa Delaware, Lscksvsnns and
ESOI MsuSh cS11.. Allsssovn md BstAI.n.m, At
For Mount HclfS .. and 9 A. n. and ana sx
For Freehold q "A. n. and aP. n.
s,F 3r 1[lstol. Trenton, Be- st 7lo A. NJ, u and
Walnut s,Ie sen vb Ms9sinsson' and " p. NJ from
,iI rSr Pa.myrs RivertSn, pelsneo, Beverly, Bur
sG ana sPprfman''0' Bordsntovn, 20, sfiak, !,
' 4 j. f. Il s. s v. :;.:,
K!6.n For S S.o.Y YET. sna We, Ligss I..vins
above Walnut half a hour Ssiors ds,asn,s ss re:
Xn IN alp the depot, and on ARRIVAL oftrain run
rlisy pounds of baggage only allowed 10 esch
Sn.tSl5er, fsssengers are prohibited from taking
All oaEEsse over ffty pounds 20 BE- ptid for
SSxnS The company limit their responsi6ility for
s soie icr Any amount beyond one hundred dollars
WIN. II. 6ArzMRR. A,sr.
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GevflaH S sE kbfsSSsass r Sshk tFSs

E&yLIsfHnSss E ssSSsIA sr Sstk 5ESE
TON.inland Route-The shortest and most d
rect-CaTy the Eastern Mail.
.as cok&oN@EEAALf22c t S. Ss't S ::
Wiiliams, In eennection With the stontnston spd
ieeviRg New York daily, Sundays exosptsd, from
s,ss No y North River. e e'eloei r. ~, and
he Man Trsin yhich lssys. Boston al sSP. Nj.
Moas.., 49,. s and S aS h From sS snc
r: Hs%ssiss "a ss rom NJ. yorl-
toy sSsy; TSsrsasy, and sstgrdiy: Prom eroton
plo.,s.Ss.ss ~ Sn a SSsson SIc: r.rOss p
dE.,n. rssehins ss.d place g advance 81 those b.
esser youtes, and In ample time fof ell the early
a mS.s,ns Lines eensotine North and East. Pes
teemeI, enjoy nights Test undisturbed break
mst ~ dcsifed, and leave Groton IN the us A. NJ .
Irsin, oopnecong az Pr0videnoe with The 60
F.re ffoa froy,Seroe TO Newport, Fift, cents,
"A A essssse mssts accompanies the stesnsr and
For P.ssass. Bertha, STATE kooms. o. Freight,
81, 4fhss. Pier 70 North River. or - the ofee Of
land street New York. Feb. .. Is6l,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
I limited STATES MILITARY ROUTE.

p " b
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
On and after Monday, September Is. lesI, Pas
sSsnte, Trsi5s between WASHINGTON and
BALTIMORE Will run follows:
TRAINS MOVING NORTH
Morning Express leave Washineton MAI
I've AZ banmore IS A NJ; PhIlsdelpnis IL 50 P.
N s, 10rE ?: NJ; bsrrisgnts Ll5r.
4. n. Arrive at Baltimore $40 A. NJ; Phi sdeI phia
Evening Express leave Washington a:o p. NJ.
hrive =. SSsLtLmore tle p. N; Philsdelphia so
Evening Acoommoo alton leave wa,hiustop s.xs
IN: Arrive at Baltimore 50 p. NJ; Harrisburg
TRAINS MOVING SoUTH
Leave New York al A. 81. Philadelphia II % A.
NJ; Baltimore Is p. N. Arrive at Washing ton $50
Leave New York at p. H.; Philadelphia 10 50 p.
NJ; baumore5 A NJ. Arrive at Washington 20
ACCOMMODATION Trains leave Baltimore at 9 A.
A. N, sna ?: and arrive ut Washington 10 IS
Passenger Trains leaving washington s.,a
and 2S p. NJ, and Baltimore All 20 A. and SIS
TN MAKE direct connections for Annapolis at the
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and ws,h
ln6ton AZ SIS A. NJ. and p. NJ .
Passenger Trains leaving washington at GA NJ
aad 2S P. NJ, and Ba tmore at A. N. and s Is p.
Jrretion
WAY Passengers are requested to take the Ie.
eTTmmodattioS Iratn, or the Regular Tonnage
ram, which VIII have Pa ssspger car attached.
D., nains VII ieave the Washlnst ton Depot prompt
All articles Of freight mot contrsbsnd Of warl
; Trains WI leave Baltimore at<A N Leave w ash-
lnstn at 50 P: N.
~ r. f M6RLEPPl, GENERA GIi Manager.
ihomAS ID. CANFlELD. Assistant Manager.