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The Latest from Gen Ban 8, CoIump-G.n
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SANDY Hook, August mo important move.
ments nave taken place on the part of this COL
umn Additional forces have been sent up to
eu rd the ford at Harpers Ferry. Scouts sent
oht on tuesday night reported considera bic bed
les OF Confederate forag-r within six miles OF the
rerly, w1lcn gives rise to suspicion Of much
i1ige' oody being near US than Leesburg Some
mink that Johnson's army is on the move north.
ward '
Three b.igades of the Shenandoah column
! have already been formed. The f3rst will he
! commanded by Col Geo H Thomas. IN. second
oy Col. }. Abercrombie, and the third by Col.
mas one Otuei orIgades are now forming.
Inc hassac hnsetts Both Regiment, at Hage!s.
town, is expected here tonight The Conrecti-
cut Regiment arrived here this morning
Ihere Is much detection in Colonel Mann's
regiment OF the Pennsylvania reserve LARGE
number Were missing at roll called Yesterday
morning, and yesterday about 800 refused to ne
sworn IN. he men assign various causes Some
say that they are not armed they were promised
10 De by their State authorities and that they have
scarcity or food from the want Of manap ement
ahd inexperience of their commissaria, Int IN.
rel cause Is believed to be want of confidence in
their Officers, added to aspirations of subo dinat,
Tor higher grades
Col Porter, Of Gen Banks staff, at the instance
II Is presumed, Of the commanding general, ac
dressed them last night In patriotic strain but
the dlsanection apparently still exists This is the
oniy known instance OF any disaffection in this
army, Ihe health Of the column is good
scouts frequently bring in evidences of seces
SION combinations In this section Of MARYLAND as
wen az OF frequent communications with the rebels
OF virginia. Stringent measures have been iusii
tuted to stop such correspondence, if It really ex
istsi also, to break up the organizations Nothing
Is positively known outside the staff of the enr
my's movements.
SANDY HOOK, August l, p m.-About 800 of the
dlsaHected men OF Col Mann's regiment having
refused to be sworn in, were to-day disrobed and
sent to Harrisburg under guard. The scene of
aisrobement was one of humiliation to the men
being considered as light punishment for their
disanecuon IL Is not known whether the remain
Ing men will be attached to some other regiment
or sent home to recruit, or be disbanded
Clnzsns OF Harpers Ferry report seeing seces-
sioniH pickets at Charlestown in citizens drru
Cor Gesrish's Pennsylvania Regiment was In.
spected this afternoon
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Sptrit ai a.. ..rp,ns Pre-,

The fnts'lis,nesr quotes from the Missouri Re-
publican showing that even those journals which
have not the least sympathy with the Admins
tation denounee the coereve acts OF the secession
leaders
The Republican thinks the maximum Of the
en'my's force TO be encountered in Virginia can
not excerd 10000 and that this exceeds the mum.
Der now emb died at ali points, from Norfolk to
The kanawha
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SOUTH CAROLINA IN THE BATTLE The Rich.
mond Enquirer Of the 24th ultimo saws:
:, AN Intelligent and reliable gentleman from
South Carolina, who had a prominent position on
the battle field SAYS that South Carolna had seven
regiments including Hampton's legion, in the
These regiments were under a cannonade from
sunrise to sunset but being intrenched, suffered
but little
Just before shutdown, when the right wing O,
The enemy gave way, they were ordered to charge
battery on their front, which they executed in :
gallant style, under the command Of Genera
Bonham, the enemy promptly retiring. These
regiments suffered only slightly.
IL south Carolina had seven regiments en-.
gagged, that State, according to the speech Of JEFF
Davis, must have had half the forces on the Geld
as be claims to have won the battle with rs oO
men Among the list Of wounded we And
we names OF Virginia, Georgia, naissi nj ppi
NoiIn osfoiins, Louisiana, Alabama and Ten.
MY re9imenh.-BdlttmoTs American
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SECRETARY OF WAR Secretary Cam.
eron being about to 20 home to Pennsylvsp,, ~,
afev days, for the bench; Of hi, health. III, Pc.
idsnt has appointed Assistant Secretary Scot,
Acting sscrstary Of Wa during his absence.
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AfroLrINEsrs.-Cept 6. V. Fox, Chief Clerk
OF me Navy Department, has been appointed As
sstant Secretary Oftte Navy, unisr the new Law
Thomas A Scott, Esq military superi p,epdept
OF railroads. Tor Government, has been appointed
Assistant Secretary Of wsr.
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W From the publishers, VIM. B. BRADBURY
q Co, NY, we have a pleasant little collec.
uon OF sabbath School melodies, entitled "Brad-
bury's Golden Chain -
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" one thousand men are now on board the
.. receiving ship North Carolina, at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, ready for service
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REhovEp.-Uriah Forrest, clerk In the Office
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, was removed
yesterday.
O. T. Williams and - Kent, Of MARYLAND,
have been removed from the Census Bureau.
Ne were In error, yesterday, in including Mr..
>. J. hals'ead, Of New Jersey, among the lis, of
removed examiners In the Patent Once.
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10 Yesterday, the U. 8. vessel Iroouois left
'ne BROOKLYN Navy Yard to join the blocksding
squadron.
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War STEAMERS ON THE CoAsr-Captain Cor.
which arrived at New York on Wedne,6sv -.
Pofts tnat on the 18th ult when of New Inlet.
T., ne saw two steamers firing at a schooner.
winch appeared to be near the shore. And al the
sams ume large war steamer was on shore. and
anotner coming toward the A. E. willard.
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OUR FRIsNDs st the various military camps and
Positions will confer favor by keeping us posted
a. to movements ard affairs IN their vicInitie.
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WARRINGTON

II OF. WARRINGTON ST n
H STOVE HOUSE
267 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 96r
CAMP EQUIPMENTS OF every variety. styIs
ana hnish, 90 s'antly hand. and for s,ls Al
prices comparing with any retaIl houss south OF
T y. sHEETIRON, or COPPER WORK
mace TO o,de' at the sh:'test notice
All goods guaranteed t. be as r. prsseptod ON
ssle. Caljat IN
JAMES SKlRVING'S
Washington Stsre Crate, Range, Rof-di, Fr,snes
Tt's, Sheer Iron and "a pp.r Ware Sfaaxfaeforv
No. ISL PennsylVanis Avenue,
" so cow Corner of Eleventh Strsst
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~ IE t Asi,, John Browns humane j.ilor
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CHIEF ASSISTANT RMAsTER,s
~ OFFICE,

wAsHINsroN, ID. c.. July n, 1861,
sRALKD PROPOSALS will be received AZ This of 4
pnfl IL IN on the Tth pro1imo to furnish t5oOl nve
huhdred tons Of good meohantshla Timothy Hsy.
~ Pace e 20 De diyered .. tie Railroad Depot
on o. before the a5th day Of AurSst, isei.
IIne bids to De end rsed .Propo.ss for Hay"
the party IN whom the contract NAV Be svsrded
for the faithful fuiflmsnt Of the same. Also, the
The Assistant Quartermsstsr reserves the nigh,
70 reject ali bids that may be deemed tho hieh.
cred. b. II. RUCIEI
U8 "a Assistant QuAnsrnaSeSs.
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Oo"N Thk RIVER.
The gunboat Freedom arrived nm at the Navv
Yard from the lower river about ~ O'Clock YES
terday evening. she brought up three prizes
taken within the last few days or Accotink and
Dove Creek. They consist Of two long boats
loaded with wood, and handsome sloop laden
with fruit. They were carrying supplies to the
Confederates. The captain Of one Of them Is a
Washingtonian named Regain, and is well known
here In connection with the navigation Of the
Potomac and Chesapeake Bay
A day or two ago, the Yankee, Reliance and
Freedom were ordered to Leonardtown. 10 search
for concealed Geld pieces and other army stores
They proceeded thith.r, landed a force Of sixtv
men, including twelve marines from the Poc,.
hontas, and made a search Of the court-hou,e
aid few other buildings, but found nothing
saye quantity Of cartridge boxes and belts show.
ing that the secessionists are watching the opoor
tunty to make strike. II 10 confidently believed
that there were four neld pieces concealed I'm or
ness the town; but the search was confined
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Camp Outfits.
MCGUIRE Il Co
IVA Corner Of 10th ST. and Pa at,
lave an extensive assortment of articles
necessary TO Camp life, o, mprislng:
PARIS AMERICAN CAMP CHEST for a
MESS OF Fonr cDnta.nIng Table, Stoos Cooking
AID Tab Furnitu's Tolls, Table c. oths Tow
els, TO-, all conta. ned In a neat and strong Chest
40 pounds '
FtVOR'S PATENT ARMY AND HOSpI-
TAI CoI.the strongest, cheapest, and most
portable affair of the kind in use
CAMP STOOLS, ofevery variety and pr1oe.
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, BLANKETS.
SHEETS, PILLOW CASES, 90, 10.
reduced prices,
iy % l2f n
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0FFICE OF CHlEF ASSISTANT QUAR-.
~ nTERMASTER.

ArliHstoa Jsfs %. 1851
SKALRD PROPOSALS vii b. received at this ofhoe
qntli II m on saturday rext, the thIrd proximo.
ior denyering eight hundred cords Of merohsntahs
ia W ooD. a. snoh points along the Canal, be-
tween Georgetown and the & gaze on the Wash
lngton And Alexandra turnpike, "a may be desig
nated by the Qrartermastsr. Security will Sc
reqnlred for the isithfu fu hment OF the oontrsot
| within ten days after il is a-arded.
jy 80 ttuS r., JONES. Cantsin n n
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NOTICE TS rRJD2ESs FOR FgSNIsHING
MATERIkIS

OYFIcE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND ForrrIavl
Corner Of Hotca,d and Mercer Streets.
NEW YoEK, July Is, 1861 \
MY Advertisement of the l7th Instant for proon
sals for fgrnishing Army supplies AID MatsrTsIs.
ls 30 modified as 70 receive bids for a1y po,tion,
les THAI one fourth of the number of Articles Al
verhsed for. NJ
ID. H. vINTON,
y z-tAug6 Major and Qua termastsr
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BLY, POSITION kU unni MuNDAY.h nSpst
same hour and place
aul BONTZ a. 6RIFFITH. Auot,.
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GI0 REWARD-Strsyed or stoI-n, o. tn
promises ofthe subscrib r. no. $50 T-ir- ~
tsenrh street. Island. pair Of vo. kinr 4.-&A-
ChT LIE, abouf nine yaaTs cd one of them ,
large b-I de with very broad horns some v nj,
IN TIRE faos, hin legs " hItiSh: the otlr- pa -.
broad, short hnIrs, Ard white face ears NAKED
but not distinctly rsccl .ec'ed. The above rpware
Will be ps1 to any one returning them 70 tae abov,
named place.
au IT \, NJ PAYNE
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III AVONDALE FLOUR
nAASlNG made asrane ements with Messrs
BARBOUR d SRMMss for the sale Of nv Flour thew
viii aIvays he prepared to supply my old friends
am customers, and the trade genera w, at mill
prices. liy 2a-lmeol GEO WHEE ER
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

THURSDAY, April t.
COFFEE.-There has been no movement in Coffee again
to-day There is however good demand for it. but most
of the stock here is held out of the Market for such
lots offering very high rates demanded. We
quote follows, viz Rio at II x124 cts for common
l2H92% cts for fair, 13G194 for good, and 1870
IA for prime Laguayra at 14915k cts, and Java
at I71lS cts per h. We note the arrival to-day of the
bark "Adelaide' from Rio with cargo Of 5000 bags
Coffee which increases the stock here to about bags
FL0UR.-Flour continues in active demand, and the
market for it is firm with an upward tendency. Sales
made 'Change of some 600 bbls Howard Street
Super at and of 500 bbls. do at IS so per bbl
and at the close Howard Street and Ohio Super
held quite firmly at the latter figure which is an advance
of 12 per Dbl the closing price of Yesterday.
There inquiry Change for City Mills Super
but nothing done in it. Buyers offering s537H,
but there sellers far could learn,
S. so per Dbl Extra Flour continues in demand sale
was made this morning Of 800 bbs Ohio So per bbl
and quote both Ohio and Howard Street as closing
firm this figure. We quote City Mills Extra at So
as so for regular shipping, and s75oT75 per bb for
fancy retailing brands.
FAMILY FLouRWelch's Family is still selling S. rs,
within the last two three days rs cts, and the best
brands selling at S. Is per Dbl trade. We
quote Ohio and Howard Street Family before at $685.
RYE FLOUR AND Coax MEAL.-we quote Rye Flour
at So s7d4 and Corn Meal at SIS per bb for both Balti
and Pennsylvania, but for both these articles the
market is quiet
GRAIN.-whest was active and Arm again this morn
ing and some sales Of white made at an advance
yesterdays quotations The receipts were larger thar
they have been for several days past the offerings
ing to about IA 600 bushels nearly all which was sold
at l35lS7 cts for good to prime red l45 cts for
ry white 155i6scts for good fair prime do and 10
dl75 cts for choice lots Wheat Is much ,vantaS
for export and good lots would sell very readily at the
prices named above. Corn also In good demand to-
day The receipts large the offerings amounting to
little rising 25000 bushels and Of the good lots
were sold at 60G61 cts for yellow and 63665 eta for
white Oats, OF which there 1000 bushels at
market sold to day at 3o@32 for Virginia and Mary
land but there Rye at market We quote il
however at 6S cts. for Pennsylvania.
MOLASSES-We are not ad Used of any transactions
to-day in Molasses but we still quote follows viz:
Cuoa at l798 cts for crop cayed; 20922 cts do
Muscovadoi English Island at 1920 old Porto
RICO at 2SGa2 cs and New Orleans at 32985 cts. for
PHOFISlONS--Advices from Cincinnati received yes
terday and to-day, show an improved feeling in Proyi.
sopp there and the MARKET hers Aymer IN consequence
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s.iuHslarg aHa Commercial gsbistn.

BALTIMORE, April 4, 1861.
There little activity in Stocks here yesterday,
but the operations the Board to-day quite light
again. and the feeling in the market rather heavy
In New York the market also dull and heavy, and
with two three exceptions all the the list fell
of in price. There nothing done at the Board in
Railroad shares. Baltimore and Ohio, for which SCI
bid yesterday closed to-day only $50 bid and Northern
Central left of at s14 bid sl43 asked regular way For
Northern Central Railway bonds there inquiry
and sales made Of 600 1855 3d. and 81 900 at
52 the latter being the closing Baltimore Ohio
bonds closed without sales IS bid for 1855 and 81 bid
for 1855 City 6s continue to be inquired for, and
sales to-day of 81 900 1905 coupons at ok
aud 1921 1905 inscribed, at eS4. For 1855 90 was
bid and 1905 inscribed closed at esq bid so asked Sales
made at the Board of 900 shares Springfield Mining
Co. at 81 90 cash. but nothing dore in any of the
other Mining stocks. Gardner Hill closed at 81 Is bid,
So asked and Guilford 10 cts bid 90 asked regular
way.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank of this city has de-
cared dividend of three and half per cent for the
six months payable on and after the IIth inst
The market for Foreign Exchange is rather fiat, and
rates tending downward again The to-day
follows, viz London, bankers bills, 10S6los4 do.
commercial do, 1o6X @l07K; Paris, 60 day bills ST. U.s.
do short sight do, ST. 90 Antwerp, Of. 22 Amsterdam,
4OE; Bremen, Tx; Hamburg, Sc; Cologne, ~ Frank
fort-On the Main, 41G414.
In New York to day Virginia 6's declined u Missouri
6s 81 Tennessee bonds q; New York Central 81 Read
ing y; Cleveland and Toledo ~ Rock Island X; Mchi
gan Southern, Harlem, and Gaena and Chicago each
Canton Michigan Southern guaranteed closed
terdays figures, but North Carolina bonds advanced
per cent.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
THURSDAY, April 4th, 1861
$1,000 Bait. 6's, coupons 1000 n. C RR BIDS. 's5-53
'9O-97X 1000 % " 'S5-524
521 I" 6's, inscrb 900 shs. Springfield
'90-9S4I Mining Co. Il 80
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FOR Bulk Meat there Is good inquiry but the only
sale we have heard Of to day of 100 hhds Should
are held firmly SIX cts and we quote Hams at s@SH
cts Bacon Is also in good demand. We note sales to
o de tVoS 'i next 9ee at G
hhds Shoulders and Sides In lots at and OK cts We
note also today sales Of so bbs. Lard at 9E cts 100
terces and $50 kegs do at 10 cts so bbs Mess Pork at
SI6S7E 100 bbs do. at Sl7. and Is bbls Rump do at
si2 so per bb' We quote Prime Pork nominal at SIS so
ala and Beef at $3.50 for Baltimore packed No l. and
SIC per Dbl. for do. Mess.
RiCE-Rce may be quoted steady and firm at 3%G4
cts good prime lots There fair trade demand
for it. but We hear of no large sales being made.
SALT-We have no change to note in the rates for
Salt and we still quote Liverpool at S5@9O cts. for
Ubes at l5Gl7 cts. and Turks Island at IS cts.
aaoat, and 1920 cts. per bushe from store.
SUGARS.-Sugars continue in good demand and the
market for them is quite firm cargo Of 1919 hhds and
10 terces low grade Cuba sold to-day for refining
81 SIN and note also sales of 10 hhds New Orleans
at So Our quotations for Sugars still as follows viz
S4s7HG5.l2H for refining grades Cuba and English
Island SIS 255 IS for grades Cuba S506 SO fol
ordinary plime Porto Rico si5O95 for common New
Orleans; and s5.5O@6.5o for good to prime do.
SEEDS.-We continue to quote Cloverseed as ranging
from s462k to SASH bushel of Ga lbs for fair
prime lots, bl the demand for it is very limited and
hear of sales of monent to-day. We quote Timothy
Seed nominal at s25o@2 rs, and Flaxseed at 81 25 81
WHIsKEY.-Whiskey is less active and the market fol
it is hardly firm it A lot of 200 bbs. Ohio wa
o Ga t6dsy We City Whsey
Tx cts, although we hear Of some small! sales being
| made at IS cts.
! BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, april 4-CATTLE.-
The market Beef Cattle dull and rather heavy to
day, and prices shade lower than on last Inarke
day The offerings the scales reached $50 head 100
which driven TO Philadelphia so were left over un
sold and the remaining 500 head were taken up by Bal
butchers prices ranging from 1910 to $3.50 ave
raging 1915 per 100 lbs gross this figure being l2 cts
! less than last weeks average.
Hoes Hogs continue in fair supply, but the marke
| for them is dull and heavy. The sales maxim
at from Sc 30 to 81 per 100 lbs net these figures ben
| decline of 25 cts on our previous quotations.
HERS Sheep still selling from i50 to s. :
per 100 lbs. gross, but the market for them is dull
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of arbitration for month OF March
W. H. D. C. WRIGHT,
J. A. SHRlVER, HUGH SISSON,
EDW'D G. MCDOWELL, JN0. WALKER.
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es~0n and after January So Trains leave
CALVERT STATION As FOLLOWS:
The hail Train daily except Sundays 1T - 81
[or k'E.'a, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Kingston, scranton
BinPhampten, Syracuse OSwego, Toronto, QUEBEC and
Montreal, and all parts of Western New York
Also, for Pttsburg Chicago, Cleveland CINCINNATI ST
Louis and all parts OF the West and Northwest.
For Emmisburg, Gettysburg Lancaster, Lebanon, b he
hem, Allentown. kason, Reading PottSville, ana
Chamhersburg, Pa, and HggerStOwn. Md
For Green Springs OW Mills Reisterstown and West
minister.
For New York city, with only change Of cars and al
as low fare as 10y other routes
eies by this train to Detroit and Chicago via
Niagara Falls, at the same by other
Express Train dai Except Sunday 40 ~ for all
points North and points the Western Maryland Rail
road.
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily P ". or
the West and Northwest
Travellers from Wasi ngtOn and the South bv the
" and 80 F. ~ trains make connection with the trains
oyer this road.
For TICKETS and nfoTuratio., apply at the TICKET
OFFICE, Calvert Station, \. F.. corner OF Calvert ana
Franklin stree 8, Baltimore
JAS. C. CLARK E. Superintendent
IOHN 7 RIEN LEY. Ass'f n.rrn.rnr.r. iaSlli
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gnrnIMrt.

Storage.
STORAGE WANTED-At low rates, on first
~ lbricl) floor Of Warehouse No II Smiths wharf Ap
My to CHARLES PENDERGAST
Smith'g
STANDARDIZATION can be had in fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street. Apply TO
$500 JOHN HEN UEkSON Il CO,
frl9-t Pratt and Commerce streets
GTORAUE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
y be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on Bowly wharf Apply to-
p. MALCOM Il co,
j2u Wood street, Bowlv'S wharf
STORAGE WANTED.-On first floor of Ware
Ohouse 10 II Smiths wharf at low rates. by
CHARLES PhNDERGAST,
fe28-tf Il Smiths wharf
STORA GE.-Capacity to the extent OF I0,00O
hCbsrrels merchandise be obtained Hendersor's
wharf Apply to JOHN HENDERSON 4 CO.,
myll-t corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ Of the large Warehouse, No l22 Eutaw street. oppo-
site Baltimore and ohio Railroad Depot apply on the
premises to REP Il WOLF. feS-tf
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
Crates in Warehouse No 68 South street.
WI. SMITH,
au2Z-u IS South street.
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III zsn EESsszsEA1 FOR THE
~ Il & ssEsyS<@1sJz RECT AND yfU?,..

S1Z22 If1 sgssGge@-9s4e REST and yOE?'s.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On and after November 25th, 1890 the trains IL
rlows:
Leave Camden Station, Balti1ore-MaiI texcept Suua,
Ct 400 NJ" Express daily at 400 z NJ. Both Trains 90
directly through to MI PARTS or THE VEST, SOUTH
WEST AND NORTHW EST
FOR IA 7 PASSENGERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 80 A. n. &C
commodation train; Between Cumberland and Wheeling
and hetveee Grafton Parkersburg take the 400 A
and 4C0 P. NJ. train from B9 timCre
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore az AIS p =.
and Frederick at 7.S5 A. NJ
THE ELITCOTT5S MILLS TRAIN lea res Baltimore at5z
A. NJ and and 500 P y" and Eicotts Mills at 7.45 4
NJ an. . 30 and 20 P NJ.
" EOP W. SFTIN9TON AND THE SOVTI
Leave Baltimore Is and s.35 A. NJ, auds 10 andi ag
Il In Sundays 81 LIS a. u. only. Leave Washington =
70 and 4O A. NJ, and Ii and 600 P NJ ON SUNDAYS AZ
3l5 P. NJ only The second and third train only IRON
Baltimore stop points The an fourth trains
Baltimore and the second and third from Washiprto
connect with trains the Annapolis Read.
For urther tickets every kind Gc sDp
to ! 7. ENGLAND, Agent, Camden star" , or at H.
Ticket Office. P. SMITH,
Master cf Transp ration
L. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent n9st,