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THE EVENING STAR.
from Memphis-Arny Opera
tisns In Missouri

iiens In Missouri
from the New Orleans Picayune, Sept
TIE Mobile Advertiser has an interesting letter
rom q we'll known Mobilian, dated Memphis,
August 20, the main portion Of which we copy, as
follows:
Believing that the movements in this division
of The army, &c would be OF Interest to most Of
your readers, shall take the liberty Of writing
YOU aud endeavor, so far as l am able, to lay be-
lore them the most important information I can
Gen. Pillows forces, thirteen thousand strong.
have advanced as far az Benton, Missouri, forty
Hve miles from New Madrid, where he will await
reinforcements. Gen. jeff Thompson, with six
thousand more men, is between Benton and Com
merce and CAS- erected one or two masked batteries
commanding the Mississippi liver above Cairo,
and has already frightened the Lincoln gunboats
Into safer quarters, and sectually suspended fur
Tier RECOMMENDING expeditions.
Gen McCulloch's forces, IL 600, and Hardee,s
5000 ere slowly advancing to form junction
with Pillow and Thompson. The whereabouts
and strength Of Gov. jackson and Gen Price is
not positively known, but IL Is understood they
are rapidly gaining strength, and NAV soon be ex-
pected TO strike blow here the Hessians least ex-
pect them. The entire Confederate force now In
Missouri Ia about SO 600, and is rapidly reinfOrc-
Ing They are all very well armed and equipped,
aud " any judge Of hgh hitting men, from the
sample have seen, the fad term OF the Hessian
races Will soon be commenced.
New Madrid Is well fortified. and commands
the river rs well as the land. One regiment is
stationed there. The fnest battery IN the West
has just been erected the head Of Island No 10,
twelve miles above New Madrid In low water
boats are compelled to pass within 200 yards of
the guns, and In high water, not over -0U yards
from them. Therty-two and sixty -four Founders
are mounted there. The garrison Is composed Of
picked men, and can assure you, IL DR.. l.. starts
his feet down the river, this fort will leave very
little any, unfinished business for the fortifica-
tions below
The river Is now rising at the rate Of one foot
In twenty-four hours, and troops are coming In
and being despatched by hundreds. The steamer
IL. r w. Hill carried up last night 600 infantry
and 200 cavalry, with all the horses and equip
msnts, bound for Pillows army. The steamer
Cheney has been busy since her capture, and is
the flag ship Of the feet She Is quite the ieetest
boat, and tekes the lead both ways. The Confede-
rate gunboat Jackson had LEFT this city Yesterday,
bound up. A large number Of heavy guns have
arrived here from Richmond, and been distri-
buted among the Notifications above. Some two
hundred men, boys, and girls, are daily engaged
In the manufacture Of cartridges and hxed am niu-
milton for all descriptions Of firearms and cannon
Six hundred thousand cartridges for rife, musket
ana mimic musket, were put up and shipped I'D
the river during the last week and still the work
goes on.
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INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
.sSS6N LINE.
EAsSTEE88ssy KFsgERN

KENT" CsBtJ a. KIs.n;:
Will run their routes as foloEs. Ieayi q I-Isbt
street, Baltimore, foot of Camden. at O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge. Denton and LANDING,
on Ghoptank rlve<, every WEDNESDAY and
ShTURDAf, returning every Thursday and
For Annapolis snd West River, every TUES.
DAY and FRIDAY and returning ga . g Ssys
lONEER-FOr St. MIohael's End Easton via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY, sGd return
For Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
and Easton Point, every THURSDAY, returning
by same route on Friday
For Annapolis, West River, st. MichaePs and
"a ton, via Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
DAY, returning every Monday by same route.
Fare 70 Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and PASTOR
Fare to st MichsePs and Miles RiyerjrounS
Fare 20 West River, iroqnd trip, siI..--.. leo
MEALS EXTRA.
ETFreisht must be prepaid.
Wharf and Onhce, LIGHT ST., foot Of Camden.
baltlmore. e. X. CANNON.
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YORK pAaNP ERIE RAIL,
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
& r, 4, And , fAkt RIVER:

s ssv SIN Tk SS e Lis dESSsIEE STATE,
.trsnsth and speed but psrhculsrly saspted 70 the
nectlon With the Fall River and 0ld Colony Reil-
rosd, distance Of Sc piles only 70 Boston
Leave Pier No. North River near the Batter
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyton,
Mondays, Wednesday,, and Fridays, at DEL
r. NJ, touching g Nsvport each way:
The steamer METROPOLIS, CAPT Brown, on
Iuesdays, Thursdays, and Ssturdays, at O'Clock
NJ, touching at Newport each way.
These Steamers are fitted with oommodious
state Iooms and every arrangement for the securi-
y And comfort OF passengers. Who are Afforded Nv
this route nights rest on board. and on arriy Al
~ Fall River proceed per Steamboat Train .resoh-
Ing Boston early the following morning: or NAV
remain on board until starting OF the Aecommods
ton stsA; NJ, By which they may reach Boston
A baggage master il attached TO each stesnsr,
who resolves and tickets she baggage. and soo0m'
panles the same TO It's destination.
A steaIner Inps In connection with this Line be
tween Fall River and Providence daily, exeep;
Freight TO Boston Ia forwarded through With
great sPstoh BY an Express n ain, which leaves
ran River ever mo- ming, Sundays excepted, q Z
~ O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford arriyins
~ its des ,inatiOn at about II A M
North kv For s,. Ss r o. ans
snd be- ths apply on board OF u desired 20 secure
70 And n W streat NJ "
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k4R p. EsHHSaSS ezA Rs S sEssSy5 5HH,o

On and after MAY lstn, 1851. the IAN: viii I'm,
% foiioys, vix:-Leaye Camden Station, Bau-
more.aaMsl, except Sundsyp at S 50 A. !; EI-
shI3gEh FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST,
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the A. M
Tram; between Piedmont and Wheeling take 40
eommodstlon Train. leaving Piedmont al S. % A.
~; And between Grafton and PsrkersburG, tale
The FREDERICK Train leaves Baltimore
atSS M; And EIsderick ~ $50 A. AZ.
hmore st % ahd els A. NJ. and IS and $50 p AZ
ana ana EiSots' Mills alto and llso A. M and So
For further information, Tickets of every t,ns
g, apply to J, ,ENGL b Agent, a Csm ah1
Station, or 1t the Ticket once. '"0'h
Master Of TransSoyt5on
L. M. COLE, 6en1 Tiokef Essnt
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psSsfSSssds' S s5s a III

tno fhONlDkNCE, FOk BIOS
TON.Inland Routs-Ths shortest and most d.
reSt-csrIy the Eastern Nal.
sssSs I'd SsenaoSEA s22St s. So = Vi 8
NIliSms, In oonnection yith the etonlnrton and
froyidepes.spd Bossop and Proyidenee ksilrosds,
Pier No m North River, e O'Clock r. NJ, and
De Mail Tain which leaves Boston az So p. Nj.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. rom New foii@
'oTPNS .T 6TnsWS5;SaiJ ,s9S sst.Idsy:
md ssds sSn From rom Ss sss
-smonds.. Wsdnesdsy. s.d Friday.
Rrovidenoe and Boston. N he Eaprsss Nh Il
Tam. resohing sad place IN advsnoe Of those b.
other routss, and in ample time for sll yhe ssrly
morning Lines ooneoting North and Est Pa
sensers that prefer Il, remain on bosid tie
Eeemer, enjoy nishts' rest undistsrbed breek
fsst n desired, and leave Grotnn IN me Is Al. A.
Trap, CONNECTING a. Providenes with The &c
Fare rom frovsderee TO Newport, Fifty oenss
IA gsxsaEe master accompanies the Steamer sn6
For Passage, Berths, state Rooms, or Prsith,.
9Ry on board the STEAMER, or et the Freight
~, 8mSes, Pier 10 North liver OF ~ the olhcs o.
ieno street. NeW York. II eb. a 1881.
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NEW BOOKS

NEW BUUkS,
HISTORY Of the United Netherlands, BY John
Rise II e pHtsS S Sj man.
John Lothrop Motley; svos. cloth; free By mail,
Silas Mariner, the Weaver NJ R.velol, nv the
author Of adam Bede !" cloth 7sioents paper 90
Life and Career of Major Andre, BY Winthrop
Aher Ieebergs with Painter, Q Summer Voysge
Mob o $50. -
The Manufacture of PhotogsnIo or Hydro-Car.
Any Of the above free By mail
FRENCH G RICHsTEIN,
ep8 25S Penna. avenue.
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E..... MILITARY BOOKS.

p MILITARY BOOKS
- kENCh RICHSTlEN have Just received n
large and oomplete assortment of Nllitx nv Rooks
OF oil kinds, which they offer from ten % an,
PER cent. below the regular retail pness.-in-
A nev edition Of Hsrdes's Infantry and Ribe
Tactics, complete, S125 -
fc.sss' yoluntssrs Manual, syels, o.
Sr9ess Militsy sursery. 80 :
$500 SnSsns Esla Fortihoation and Outpost each rs
The Soldiers 6uide, q comrlets mammal I. "A
drlh book for the use OF the VoIrnteer HiIits Al
the Home SuArd. go r--''e' ~ -
s t eeok Of instrachon 70 the u s. fnsntry tso-
ct k,S; AX, assy Maps Mao Of the sss, OF war,
flassy Badges aud MsdsIs q ever, dsscription.
FRENCH a kfcHsTEIN,
~ - : s. ~ p~unss ~snss s~~nse.
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SrSS Fog Z ssT2ENE ggsss.'aIstSI s Stp

Leave: the I9veL .Pa e UNION DocIkS, Bait.
~ O'Clock r. N, taking Dassenre and feiSht nj
esSnnsctins With the Railroad IiPes. to sad ron
washington D. C., Philadelphia New York Bee
Wet m@edis.ey s.r che srpT. 81 Il; f sa sss
Train from New Vol and Philadel1hia-
The following 10 the Schedule:
From New York 70 Fort Monroe and back ala
From Baltimore and baok....-.-... Se
OPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York. at the New JERSEY Railroad Once
foot of CourtlaBd street
In fhl soslphla, at the Company's ofhoe. N. w.
corner OF sixth and Chestnut streets, al the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In Baltimore. on board the Steamers. foot OF
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
A
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WIN. CRAWFORD, Aren't.
ssssEEA . IS eskfsg =. HB sSSsS5E sY9gF
.FsTs ff5F1ff ffd5TfoiS s:s kEHyS

sffssEEA Ef essfsy e HB ESSgEE s tPfF
CBsTakL ,klLLkozp fx1rs.. frsIs. issve
Att AZ Ss.RS' street ss;S s,.s St station
Montr.a ard Buffalo 'Pn
Train with sleeping
Conneeans at Albany with the New Yoft Can
trsl RAILROAD for Schenectady Rochestsr. tJtics
batavis, Rome, And stations on Rome and wpteT-
town Rsilr,st Runsle, syrsouse, NisTsrs. Falls,
Ttsins in oonPsstion iesys sssS sss s..ssss
sion via Lake Shore, Buffalo snc I AXE uron Ar
Great Western RaIlroed. for Hamilton. ToToSte.
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo. Milvsufie, Fon Du Lac
"A Crosse, Madison Prairie Du CHEN, Gsena,
tine, Iowa CITY, Burlington, Quincy, Sprinefeld,
Alton. 81 Louis, Cairo, Tene Es ute Ind polis'
Louisville, Cincinnati, Ds,ton, Colnubus Gs We,
And, and al points West, Northwest and South
NORTHERN ROUTE.
CennectlnE With Traios ct Troy, with Troy 4
Boston and Reps. Sarstogs Roads for sarstoes
Whitehall. utland, Buringt ton, II Alhans. Rouse
POINT, Pistt'ourEh' ogdensburGh, Montreal, &e..
10 Freight Arrangements By this rout. "A
above, vithoUt change Of Cara. from the Dtpots IN
Enampers and canal sereets. are ~ all times &c
layoraole az made by Other Railroad Compe9,ss
he iacII,tes o. this srest New York Route, 20 the
an hipPers for promptness and dispstoh.
Passenger trains, with smoking And Sleepiuf
Cars ron IN connection on the New York Cenirs
For particular, a. 70 local train. and fr.I,b, ar
A. r. SMITH, Superintepde0t
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6atis:' s Of 'FlFn isfs:,T TS.,,
sSSfissss s',t II as5y S s$s

Az wssfE hESJ;I Is s..f FRANZ k EsSSSHE
Express, and IL O. m. n s. IA & n m ~ q
And $50 and 5ps m. Ii SOS D nm - - 80
Troy and Albany with il0 rs D. m !. fSundsxs In
:. sleeping carl 10, Is ,. VA cluied 4 -
Poughkeepsls train 6, q I6 IS a. M ana 4 "A = =.
m LIS pm 70 -r
Peexskill train, 40 m Ia Is y m.
Sing Sing tralu,9 90 m ls IS n m and a "A
YisklsSh ssss. .ss 3, tS.Ris = !, 60.
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NORTHERN
ENTERTAINMENTS OFFICE,l
CALVERT CITATION, Baltimore. May 10, 1851, I
On And after sunday, May 18th, 1861, Trains On
the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY Ar
rive and depart ss follows, until further notice.
TRAINS NORTH.
MAIL at Is A. Nj,
EXPRESS at S9P,M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION q. p.
The .l5A. M. train connects at Relay Hou,e
with trains on the Western Maryland Railrosd:
e. Hanover JunctIon with Hanover and Gettsbufg
H.Ilrnsds: -, Vn-L --ish S.rk ed isht.~iilss
RAILROAD; at Harr'shurE nth PENNSYLVANIA all :
Valley kaifosd TO Me-. Vol a,,s,s a kke1a ss
bsrland with L and b. Railroad for Kingston and
ali parts of Wyoming Valley and at Suubury with
the phiadelphia and Erie Rsilroad Tor ali parts
Northern PsnnsJlvania and New York
The $50 =. M train makes all the above oonpeo-
nons except Hanover Railroad wrirhtsyllle
Railroad and the Lebanon Valley Railroad.
CheeP: M; train makes connections with Penn
Swans Railroad for oil parts Of the West, and
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE,
MAI! ats Z :; Express 81 IS A. M: Harris
burg Accommodation at as p, NJ
For Tickets and information insuire NJ ths
Ticket Onoe, Calvert Station, Baltimore,
j. c. CLARK, Sup't
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GUNBOATs ror til. WESTERN RIVERS.

(ToNooAiS Tok fHs w ESTEEM RIVERS.
QuARrxRMAsrHR 6RsxRAL's OrYrcx, 4
Waskiastoa, Jxas II, 1851
PROPOSALS are invited for constructing Gum
boats upon the Western rivers
Specifications will be immediately prepared and
may be examined at the QuartermAsters Once at
Cinoinnati, Pltisburgh, and at this once.
Proposals from boat bull ers and engine build
or. alono will be considered.
Plans submitted BY bidders win be taken into
consideration. 70 M @, M EIGS
jeIs Quartermsstsr General United State.
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Doors AND sa0Es TO svIY IAE

WssMS nSw mhnlMoturlnE Oil kinds Of BOO7s
ssplly OF eastern made work Of ever de-
scr,ssicn, made expressly 70 order, and wiz 81
heretofore charged in thus sity for mIoh inferior
Persons In want Of Boots and Shoe Of sastern .,
etfy made work, viii always find good assors rnen
u store ana NJ the lowest prices. Give % call.
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LET al WHO LRE AFTLicrED
REkpi
APPLY ffk EKkEDY


kEycIOB IN HEALTH.
sfthess nsmeToss silmslts which irias nom i'm.
parity Of .he bioodi WaAt are they, DO yoa ask
Rather ask, What are they notf The blood 10 the
acureo Of lite and health, and 10 10 the first elomeni
OF oar being to respond to Az ossso vhIeh Affects
the system, the palse irfslhbly Assts. The ever
prevailing Neuralgia, the irritating EEysiyeAs, the
svbte Sorefals, the sgonisinE Rhoamsiim, Ner-
yoss Debility, Dy .lersie Liver Csnllaint with it.
blood, Deal kindly then knd gently with the blood
gss the vitaiiziEg resources OF nature sor its aid
and suffer ra TO commend 70 yoSr confidence are
asS thai truly valuable mediosment known ss
MRS. II. OoHS
INDIAN FnuSL ADLB UEOO0TION.
With regard to this almost infallible specific
popular sentiment has spoken in deolded terms
and the evidences Of this great eAoaoy are sus.
tanned By constant ayowa-s OF curative ELECTS and
the results from ts are after oil other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
cures Arc not sought from the literste and super
fcial, but they are volunteered from the most re-
spectacle sources and justify the highest terms in
which, 1t 10 possible to commend so valuable Q
the curative properties Of the medicine are 90 JAILED
only By lts restorative effects, the system recover
ing from disease with renewed constitutional viIor
For selo BY oil respectable Druggists in this
siU, and By the proprietor, MRS, M. COX,
None genuine unless her name In blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
RPnse q per oStts, .IE e sassf for St:
eeoTss.oxn, 3. G., wholesale hssnt for "a. bia.
trot, and viii supply the trade 1T my prioes.
n lt-tr
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1888 hr.sJkSs%SSEEE Skfftt Sass AND son
T TRM4RhR' NSRaEETR AMP WEsT.

Commencing Monday, May 9Th, 1851.
FOR A6any-lao O. m. fast express train from
For Dover Plsirs-foo p. m. stopping at White
Plain. and stations north 70 Dover plsins-from
CThis train VIII run to Millertou every ssturdsy
For croton Fsls-s:Isa g. m. Stopping at al sta
lions north Of fordham from s6th street station.
For w hlte Plalns-2=Se, t:l0 ard 500 y. m. ttop-
Ping az al stations from 18th street station.
tons from w hite street station.
For Williams Bridge-7;Sn, 1l:l5 Q. m. and s:p ,.
m. stopping at all stations from nth street station
Returning will leave
AIbany-e-oo q. m. iest ex press train.
Dover alns-6so O. m. This tram leaves Nil
leIton ever Monday morning st .. M
White PisInsys:ie. 700 /. M. 1:Io q 7opm.
sshd.s fi. R1.dss Ssss sts GR.sus osi1.; ga
HE s9 1E Ue sSe, PARK YO,LvIe: s.rlem ssd
$50 m. JOHN BURCHILl., Asst supt
- NEW r....n YORK FOB asR ERIE Raj. u
MIA Perry and Long Dock, from foot II ChsmheTs
100 am. EXPRsss for buntirL, and Buffalo.
ana principal lnteTmenl ate Stations.
500 q. m MAIL, for DunknrK. and intermediate
S9uoes-Thls Tram remains over night st Elmlrs,
s9s N. MILK daIl,, for Onsville. and inter
ii @ :. N, ACCOMMODATION. daily. for POr,
400 ,. m WAY. for Middlstovn, Nerbur,h,
and intermediate Stations
500 p M; NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for Dun
NIX, Bunaio Csnaneslt ua-a and principal stations
Stations, and runs only 70 Emra
90 ?: m; CSOMMoDATION,fo for Hornesville.
N.rH.NrEt Nc GH ksa msIN NOT: SEMI supt.
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0S9H4s AMRfTTlGptksSTH22k E's TN ~ aaa
koeehes, Bed Bugs, Ants, 90. Moore's Rat and
Mouse Extsrmlnstor never fails. Moore's Bensins
rom the most delicate fabric, silk or WOODEN, With
en- injqry 70 color OF otheyvi.e; Will clean Kid
60fEs Great Medicine bssos. rs Sr Pa :sis ss -
GkEAE BARGAINs IN PiANOs.-Ons very
y. nee HAL Som! make for ol5os one,-
s s - sif:::s:s SS:s.:ss.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

"a I !,
On and after SUNDAY, ssth July, there will be
but one Sunday daily tram
Leave WASHINGTON at 50 D. m, for NEW
YORK and PHILADELPHIA,
From New York and Philadelphis, arriving in
Washing ton at 10 q. m, r. A SCOTT -
BN General Manager,
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By tho use OF those Pills the periodic ATTACKS o
HTsox' on Sick HssdaeAs may be prevented; and
TAKEN q the commencement OF an attack imme-
uete roilef nom pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Nasssa and
hsadaeas to which females ars 90 subject
They act gently upon the bovels,-remoyIng Coz
tivsssss.
For Literary Mss, STUDENTS, Delicate Females,
ana al persons of ssdsStary habits, thcy are val
liable as Laxative, improving the appetite, giving
tons and rfsor to tho digestive organs, and 70
storing tho natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system.
The CEPaALIC PILLS are the resuI, of LONG
Investigation and carefully conducted ex permsnts,
having been In use many years. durIns vh,oh lima
49,, move pIoSonIed ana relieved Q vast amount Of
pain ana suffering rom Headache, whether orIgi-
mating in the n,uoxs system or from q deranred
state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, ssd fAs sb-
''nes az any dfsasrssabIs taste rssdsrs Il sasr 10
sdxtsisfT tksns to ehildrss.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs!
The genuine have i've signatures of Henry G..
Spalding on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and Ill other Dealers in Medi-
oines.
A Box will be sent BY mail prepaid on rsssi,ss
the
PRICE, % CENTS.
AL ertese should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDIN9,
- CIpAR STREET, NEW YoIK.
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tam STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
AE4& NV YORK AN ID LIvERPOOL,
Queenstown, Ireland
g. The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphis
Steamship Company intend dIspatohinr their full
powered C1ydM,,built iron Steamships as follows:
SiTW ~ IT,iriTisi SSatgrcsy, August Sd.
KANGAROO, rsfh
And every Saturday, at noon, from Pier a. North
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FSss tAs EzsWisW, NoxfoIL, ".
Cephalio Pills sooomyllsh the object for vhia,
they were made, VIZ: Cure of headache In GlI il
forms.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,
LIMITED STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
&Ms 7 Il u
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
CHANGE OF HOURS.

I'm ana aJfer Monday, August lpth, 1851,
LEAVE WASHINGTON at 9 and Sd q. m
80 And S ?. m, arriving at Baltimore st las And
LEAVE BALTTM0R & a. 10 and q 20 .. m. and
~ and m arriving ct Wsshington at and
Passenger Trains iesyins Wilmington .. ,!ss q.
m. And go p. m, and Baltimore % % o m and sls
Z. m make direct connexions for Annapolis st the
Train. leave Annapolis for Baltimore and wash
Passenger Trains leaving Washinsfou M A and
IS g. m and - ?. m. make direct oopnsxions 81
bslnmofe tor phlade,phia and New York
All articles OF freight mot oontrabepd OF vsrl
VIII be transported over the line. Toppare Trains
vlil leave Baltimore at Z % o N. Leave ~ sshinf-
ton At p. m.
By order Of the Secretary Of War:
THOMAS A. SCOTT.
THOMAS III. CANFIELD, ~shAssf'
Assistant Manseer, Am l,-6
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N. N PALS. Pres.t
fSHsk$s?SssEkftssst s &It

0 on and AZ. hmD IfG YIMbbkF .sk;..MsEMlNT
6.In. sS. Vii lssss ssss5sst
Depot s, as,iI Sstoe,t sgndsy. a. tollcvs, ns
~ o. NJ; Eysnins Mail a. IS O'Clock. on Sun
pAfSa - Z. M. only. AL trains conneot Witl
r Nsv YORK HAIRS except AS +. NJ. train on satur
a Frsifht Tram with p...sns.r car .n.esed
Baltimore and Hsvss de.Gnc.. a'hs oss.esn
psssepreIs fo- Delaware and the Eastern shore
msSy lSnd vii and the most expeditions route bg
EAil 6OlOfsd Persons must Civ. bond before
WIN. CRAWFORD
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buy tickets at low rates. 49,
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