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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

TIE MAeYtANo LEGISLATURE adjourned Tue
day, to meet at lrcdericA On the % ofJuly
It has been as openly rebeiiious rs it dared
hayins passed resolutions acknowledging
il fact the Independence of the seeded
states, having authorized the Commissioners
Of the different counties 90 arm aud .Quip
the citizens, nominally as q police force, bu,
really to bring on collision VITA The L..
Government, having passed a brii for c5uGs-
cation Of the property Of any one who dis
obeys a writ Of habeas corpus, having at
temped to legalize the disturbance, Of the
10Th OF april, s.. Maryland Is 1lll ct 1e,
bellion yet, AMI only the guns Of Fort Ne
Henry keep the peace in Baltimore
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

CURED in Milwaukee on Monday morning,
oceasioned by the action Of the bankers on
Saturday, in throwing out the circulating
notes of a large number Of the banks of the !
State.
The Mitchell Bank was first attacked by !
the mob. The clerks saved what they could !
before the doors were burst in. The mob
stripped the banking room, throwing the |
furniture and books into the street
The State Bank, on the opposite corner,
and J. &. Martins c1ice were then attacked,
and served in like manner. The Bank of
Milwaukee was also stoned, bat suffered little
damage. Allen & McGoorge's real estate
Office was completely quilted, and the boofs'
valued at $4,000, DESTROYED
The Juneau bank vas also an Object ct their
wrath but they were riutentei with
b,cakin, the windows The My,r and
Police were promptly 90 t.e ground but
w.r. powcsi.s~. Tba Montgomery guards a
company Of forty mon, were ordere o"t-but
declined for a.ar o., being ryrqoweTeJ The
Zauayes verg then crI.rll out. charged on
the mob. aud fired oo ,bem with hUch'ahot-
The streets were soon cleared and about Hiiy
rioters vcrs arrested asI confined in Jail un-
der stron, guard Of ZJuagcs and home
Guards. Tho Governor declared martial Jaw,
and tele.riphed to Racine and Madison Tor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28


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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

Il Is thought thar Gen. Lyon will proceed
TO the Southwest, where. il conjunction
with Siefel's command at Springfield, he
will invite battle with Ben lfcCulIoch, or
any one else IN command Of the Arkansas
troops.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

Ma. NELSON ADAMS, Of this place. Las
been commissioned to organize and lead the
Band Of the Third Regiment. lie viii take
eight members Of the Burlington Band for
that purpose, adding TO them sixteen others.
NJ Adams is superior musician, and viii
.bt!sss GET up 9 fms band
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

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Capt. 4. d A''''. -". 1''H l'''s
pected IN lamp 70, 80. '' 'a'9 "'7A' L, mas
been heretofore called '.s 4i''7 - '''''iy
coyvry CONVENTIONS.
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- ~ ,,l ba- have c.llel a straight
H. ~ ,c,,-,io,. Nc believe this action
--,iI -ec,;-o ne endorsement az the Republicans
W ia co,,rty n e7v Alliances are 70 be- made
or organizations thrown up, the party when met
III convention can d, a. ~ s.'
wIadh.m County is addressed to the Re
pu'-i'''r' '''ll-' WIN az ''.' ''''"
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convention '.4
LAKE i'' @ '.i~,i '''' '''' 40
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.f ...l fI. p.,rt.iean
County Committee D, similar CD that OF
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'..' III ~ '''' nero ''' '''' J '-" VI ''S
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

GOV. Fairbanks has appointed John 81.
Stewart. Esq, of Niddle5ury. Inspector Of
Finance, under the provisions of the act
OF November 2, ls6o, entitled "ao act ',r
the better protection OF the treasury.
Capt Joseph Bush, of Brandon, w. u.u
il Col Phelps regiment, at Newport News,
Va, ll> applied for commission in Tire
Army. Capt. Bush IS very capable ami
enterpri>ing officer.
Chief Justice Storrs. of Connecticut, died
at 10 O'Clock, Tuesday uisht,at Hartford aged
sc yeare
Henry \. smaIlcy, SON of Hon. D. A.
Smalloy, Of this place, has been appointed a
lst Lieutenant in the 5th Artillery. ONE Of
the II new regiments of the regular army.
The following appointments Of Icmonters
IN Others OF the eleven have been made
L. \. Dodge. first lieutenant in the Ilth re-
Simcnt of infantry Dunbar Il. Ransom.
captain llth regiment of infantry Henry
Burton, major 18th regiment Of Infantry
Henry W. Closson. clpain and Esbrt
Phelps first lieutenant in 10Th regiment Of
infantry Freeman Seymour captain in tie
9Th regiment OF artillery
Capt. Scion Eaton, or Che Ycr.cuue- Com
pany, "a Vermont Regiments q ascendant
Of Gen. Nilliam Eaton, famous tune ago at
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

0ne OF the Woodstock Company, Reuben
Parker, was reported missing, after the at
fair at Great Bethel. a despatch from Fer
res5 Monroe, Saturday, says that a flag Of
truce had come in re make arrangements foz
tezchangins hlm for rebel prisoner named
Cnrtar.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28
THE DAILY FREE PRESS

Il published every afternoon at O'CLOCK anu
contains the latest felegraphe ns0s, up TO nan past
4 o'clock of each day; also, all news OF any In
,ortsnce contained in the city papers of the same
morning. with correspondence from the Vermont
and other regiments, and much other interesting
matter.
Terms: 81 year, or 81 for three months m
advance.
Clubs have been formed and are forming III S'' p
eral towns which do not have daily mall WIN
arrangements to send for their papers by stage
or otherwise, every day to Esser junction, to
which Office their bundles are mailed every alter
noon. This plan can doubtless be extended to
ADVANTAGE We will send ten copies to one address
for three months for nine dollars; trerfy copies to
one address for seUeu.een dollars.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Governor
FREDERICK HOLBROOK, Of Brattle5orJ'
For Lieutenant Governor
LEVI UNDERWOOD, Of Burlington.
For Treasurer
JOHN B. PAGE, of Ratland.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

have received from Henry Clark, Esq,
OF Foaitney, Secretary of the Rutland
County hs-.aaitaral Society, neat little
pamphlet, c'rins all the .nforra ton that
can be desired relative 70 the arrangements
for the Society on the second and third DAYS
Of October next.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

CAMP UNDERWOOD,
MoSBAY MoENNG, june %, 1851
Tie undersigned cannot leave this cuoampuent
without expressing lis gratitude TO the ladies'
and citizens Of Burlington and vicinity, FOX their
numerous, unwearied attentions to tle temporal
and -aritnal wants Of the troops while at reudes-
7ols here particularly to The Ecy. 1r. Buell.
and the member. Of St. Paul Church. fer liberal
donation ot prayer books 70 the Regiment. 1Hesc
tokens Of sympathy and interest for the officers
and men will be pleasant theme OF reflection 60
them phen far away. May these dear friends
find ar ample reward for these kind services Is
lie earpo-t prayers Of their Obcdient servant.
c. b. SMITH,
Chaplain II Regiment.
P.S.-I an authorized t. state that Col Whit
Ing unites With me in these expressions Of graft
tude. and have nc doubt might add the entire
staff with the other officers and men
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

TEE Howard HoUsE.-We notice that SIR.
Barber is making improvements in the sur
roundings Of this popular hosiery. Tie
barns have been rebuilt, afordius comfort
able quarters for about fifty horses, with box
stalls for blood and fancy horses, and every
convenience. OF all which, our friends from
the country round having horses to care for,
Whale IN town, viii do wei to make note.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

The cato was closed ut q tilsmia
knock il was opened. and from the extern
silence We passed into Il scene fail Of actl7i..
and lie, through tie dark gallery Viii.
served e., first Is q framework 10 che Iic;ur
The parade Of the lJrt Was !ull Of mcH, a,-
at a coup d'ngI it was obvious that Srcd1 ,.-
forts b0t been made 10 prepare Fort Pes
tlr desperate defence. In the parade VIZ
several tents OF what is called Sloley IT,
t-In, Ike our bcll tents, bat without u.
lower side wall, AMI provided with vent
latin. top. which can be elevated OF ''-
pressed "a pleasure. The parade -,roanl ...-
been ildiciouslv Ell1 with deep notes. -.a.
inverted cones. IN whir1 shells VIII BE- CONE
iuu0cuJgs; anu, warned y >--..
ter, eyeryt1ia. has been removed N4'''
could prove in the least Cegr-e com oe'i'-.-
III. officer on duty Led n1 straight
t. tie opposite angle oi the tort 4 lIe
N tn, elements aud bJmbpro is along i.'''
,ids will De exposed 10 Il pluns'nS hTe l''
rb. or1oy.5e SIDE, q very ingenious S1.'''
bIs bey.. cJnsruetei by placing IS---s9 "a"
rlatly rms and parts OF Carriages at az 80
...I.s, u. wall, an Iiilng them up VIZ"
..,.I and earth lor several feet IN I-les hes
i 4,,>.,ge IS thus Lex betNe5n the oaSe ''
Ia taatot tie screen, through 81 g.
nan r'0 wink with e-s-. Turning lnio
his passa.s., we entered l.tty Din2PfoOi
Lien WAS the bedroom q 20 commanding
,iIi,cr. and passed through lllo the c1Sen'A,-
which serves as his headquarters.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

Tpg WHEELING CONVENTION adjourned
Tuesday until the Isl Tuesday II August.
Before separating, an ordinance was passed
recognizing the duty Of the State govern
ment to call cut the militia in answer to any
OF the Federal Government. TIE
President in reply to the vote of thanks,
made a neat speech. lie urged the members
to 80 homo and Put into operation the State
government they had inaugurated
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-01
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, MAY 81.
SHIPS


Ann Hooper, Hooper, Queenstown Ire-J Hooper e. "a
Gh ~ La;wfence, Claypoe, Rio Janeiro-Jos. Crosby
David Stewart, Prentiss Rotterdam-F l. Brauns 4 Co
Elena, (Breml Kuhlman, Bremen-Bros Boninger
Eastern State, Nickerson
Ella Badger, Billings
+ len Stewart, Coffin, CardiT-B NJ HODGES Jr
S Mmlo C,arE letournau, Liverpool Rogers
President Smidt, (Brem) warkmeister, Boston-A schu
Roswell Sprague Whitmore
winthrop Norville. CardiG-Jas Fisher l. Sons
Ealla Kookh, Reed Amsterdam-Foard 4 Rogers
southern tights Howard Liverpool-Wm Sperry Co
Scotia, Miskely. Rotterdam-Robt Leslie 4 So
Fitzsarald, Green, Pacifc-Fitzgerald Booth L Co
W anderer, Ryder, =, Coleman Il Bailey.
Washington Booth. Pescud, =, Fitzgerald Booth Co
Anna Delius, (Brem) Breman-Von Kapg & Arens
Augusta (Prus y Schultz, Madera-T Hand 4 Co
Agnes, THOMPSON, Rio janeiro- Kirkland Chase & Co
Cliy OF feersoorough Br) Jaggs, London-Hall Loney
Eduard, tPrusl weting, Bremen-Tesdorpf & sebeet
Eiwine Frederick (Prus) ZebeI, Lisbon
Huntingdon, White, New York-Jas Corner h Sons
Hugh Brckhead, Bennett Tongoy-J Corner Sons
W Isvin %o MARSHALL, Rio de Janeiro-J Banded
Nay Nay queen Gayle, Rio de Janeiro-Thos Pierce
Arens Noremenl HelImers, Liverpool-VonKaph &
F RayaI v wilson Rio de Janeir-C Stewart
Sophia Jones Rio de- uIs an Liuerpoo-Foard Rogers
stella 'brem) Wulf, Bremen-GerdesS 0 Rn,,i, v,
Summer Cloud, tBr) Abbott. 1oDaon
Newman Gavet' Rio Janeiro~Jash aao4a Loney
Clarence, Phiney. Rio Janero
Echo, Goodwin, Mayaguez PR-Stirlinas a,
Frances Jane. kirch Ponce, p R-Kirkiandn i,ens
Mary Atwel -, -, K. Fl. Atwen N' enase & Co
Miestra Sonora (Span.) Larrauxi, Falmouth
Los amigos pr warren Cienfuegos-L Gittinys S%
Palestine Rogers Psermo-E Pa 'mer 4 Co
Romance, Duncan. Cienfuegos-E K Cooper
Roseway Belle, Kmball. Nevassa-Patterson 4 M,rn
uiondo "ure-
Tyrus. (swed) Hallagren: Limerick-R Tucker
SCH00NERS
Belle Conway, Delaney, -, VIM Appleuartb h Son
arctic -, wilmington, De-W Rhoads A Son
Ellen Goldsborough, Todd,
Edw Thomas James Charleston-C Penderuast
Fulton Brown, Newburyp ort-Curts A. .post
Flying Scud, Carmean, New York-C Pndor,u.
Horace Browne Warren snueisas'
Israel FL Day, Chase, Providence-s Pbi,u,. r. w.
Fair Wind, Bragg, Boston-Bevan pbijins a. ~ "
Flying Scud, Carmean, New York-C pand ~
G W Grice, Palmer, New York-C Penderaast
Gen Taylor, Stokes, Norfolk-W Rhoads g.,
Hyena Davis, Bath-Kelsey & Gray
Hannah Martin, Saight, Boston-Rose & LYON
Johannas, Patterson Phiiadephia-Rose & LYON
J Barrill, Partridge,
Justina Bande Peters, Charlesto1-C Pendergast
Kate Merrill Wicks New York-Rose & Lyon
laura Wicks. Richmo nd-W Rhoads Son
Mohawk, Ssirling, Guayanla. PR-Stirling Il Abrens
ainhehaha, Young, Charleston-S Phillips Co
Maryland, Lankford-Havaua
Nor.n carolina, Wilmington, NC-Wdedbee Il Dickinson
onarip Iatchum. Newbern-Whedbee Etc kipsen
ospray' Gautles, Newbern-Jas Corner & Son
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shipping antelllasnse.
PORT OF BALTIMORE NAV 2

Arrived.
to Shriver ''
Steamer Artisan, Chance, from New York mdse to Jas
Shriver. " "
- Steamer GeorGenana, Pearson. from Old Pont-to N
Falls.
Schr Horace Browne, Warren. from Snowfall Md
paI'ast 10 MHbeurne, Adams II McGee.
Arhoh' small, from Eas port-plaster to Kelsey
dray.
Below.
A bremen ship with passengers, and brig Humboldt
hom " est lhuies, TO A Morton Sons.
c.o CLEARED
steamer Georgeanna. Pearson. Old Point Comfort Va
M rails.
Steamer Henry Cav, Her, Philadelphia-James A
Shriver.
Ste inner st Nicholas Guy, Alexandria and Washing
ZOE "orthington
steamer Artisan, Chance. New York, Shrver
Schr Ocean, Aaron, Washington, DOWN AppIegartb
SON
Brig Marina, Crosby, New York; Shriver
Sailed.
brig Kirkland, Knight West Indies, in tow of
steamtug Edwin Forrest
BARK auguste, (Prus) Keyser. Falmouth Eng in tow
% steamtus Ajax
arrivals from Baltimore
Brig Triad, Wooster, Boston, Goth inst
Ping tannieo Field Hartman St sJago de Cuba, 10TH
Brig Loango, Evans, St Jago de Cuba 10th inst
Clearamces TOR Baltimore
Schr C Garvey Shines Philadelphia Both inst
Schr J II Travers McCee Philadeinhia 30,b net
Schr Delaware Farmer Powell PhiladeInbia ooth inc.
M1moranun " '
Brig Lincoln, Weber and schr Richard A Wood
Cranmer bot h hence for Rostnn s.i5 t eIau WOOD
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Storaae

CTORAGE.-Room can be had in q fir e-nro
~ Warehouse Commerce street Apply to
.,o., JOHN HEN DERSON Il CO,
tSI9-u corner Pratt and Commerce streets
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on Bowly wharf. Apply to
- P. MALCOM h co,
J2u Wood street. Bowly's wharf
SToRA GE.-Capacity to the extent of 10, 900
Jbarres merchandise be obtained at Henderson,s
wharf, Apply to JOHN HENDERSON h Co,
myl7-f corner Commerce and Pratt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ of the large Warehouse, No I22 s. Eutaw street oppo
premises to REP & WOLF 'pp'' ~ ~ nc
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates bv
'aEo wARNER Is7 y Eutaw street swift
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
ora'es in Warehouse No. 6S South street.
au22-tf Sc SO S g. Sh LII,
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Stsamhbats.

Eslrs NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
The Postmaster General having oTdrred The
X n SnkV N1E bel Wen BINGTUN BaLTiMuKE
SuMEp, and after MONDAY the 2a.h iosi.n - ~ b.
Line Steamers will leave the Companvs WI, r lot ~
Concord street. DAILY Sunday exc.pt- It "
7. or i'm nIeiately after arrival Of ~ IL ;t
tram, which leaves Washington at ~ O. lock P
my ~ u NJ: \. FALLS, President.
FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER
-ssa.a-zsssssAaa~ The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will
resnmr er route to the fatuxeD River commencing Ed
NhSnAY, February OH, and continue every We6nesdav
thereafter until further notice
The STEAMER GEORGE WEEMS win Ieaya M"S n.
every SATURDAY MORNING, commencing March Xxx
for the same place ~ ''''
B.Tchacco landed either No or Tabscso var;
house, as shippers may desire. way
All freight must he prepaid mh16tf
Ill BALTIMORE AND SUaoUEHA.
LINE except sunday G8dp3S fof FORT p,
The steamer P0GTSM01THa" Cant fa;Iny cASAh
l SSSD END of wE ETT FALLS EEERY
PUEsDAy TagK$B and sATuEbAY at os s:as
M \, , and aATRE Pc ~ GR SAGE
leaves same place EVERY TUESDAY. TiuRS6DaYh am
PORT PORT D y l EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, and HAVRE De GRACE
Passage, berths included, so cents
Freight received daily until O'clock carried at lou
rates and carefully attended to-
g Duplicate receipts for freight will be required
AL Boats towed only at the risk of their respective
mechandse consigned to him for point D. y.
yana Canasor will re-ship freighta intended lnoIe
Philadelphia or elsewhere.
The steamboat "jUNIATA, Capt Fred Tomlinson car
| be chartered at any time
Jos, JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
X. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, Havre de Grace
j Aeon Part Il,r1si
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G1al.

GOAL, coal
amman - WOOD
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Having large supply of Goal on hand and daily re-
ceVlnE by canal and railroad shall continue to sell
tail at WliOI.ESA lie prices ~ " ~ N
klND!iNG WO0D.-Sawsd Wood prepared at nv own
reduced $500 o ~ F''NN' n''"'i'
WOOD without being sawed and split sale at all times
at wharf prices
John G. MCCULLOUGH
49, Wholesale and Retail Coal and Wood Dealer
cface-x ". corner Pratt and Fremont streets
n. ". corner Park and Fayette streets
mtarF-toot Eutaw street, Spring Gardens. au29-f
ft0AL-
~ CUMBERLAND COAL OF the hest quality, from the
american Companys and other mines the Georges Greek
valley, constantly for sale BY the cargo lead
~ STICXNEY Il CO.,
apE'-u Exchange Place.
fEGORGES CREEK COAL, SWANTON
~ lines STEPHEN 8 LEE, Agent,
m2i y haS GRy
c CUMBERLAND COAL OF GEORGES
ICREhK, by cargo load, direct from the mine
STEPHEN = LEE, Agent 30 South Gayst. aul6-tf
F OAL.-Cumberland Coal, of the best quality
SfToIn the American Companys and other mines in the
George'S Greek valley for shipment from Baltimore or
alexandra Constantly for sale by STICKNEY & co,
ENcL1lee race mhl4-tf
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Satl 8saGs.

lss sss $500 ~ =, PHILADELPHIA,
nszs1- isa- szc--1SsS WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
SPRING AND SUMNER E ka1lkS1R;
AfS STREET Tn dag
ocock Evening Wall lat at IS H. ON sUNbaYs
eh arh ht Roce v at S4S 4 n and 445 Al Trans
Frs!gL Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves at
3 80 stopping at ali stations between Baltimore aud
Passengers o Delaware and Eastern Shore OF MARYLAND
WIN ma their most expeditions QUITE by way of Whining
' mus" S WiL G1"a Gf1Es SSPs65R4F the
l l. z. s cry T4ET RiifM,v.
S PERINTzNDENTS OFFICE2
Fhi, for 3RS!s OF
EPFLY Frsig! Agent Calvert Station ap'' u 'Df''
AA'NA" Aoo5 SS:rSi Nsbh and
IA $500 $4,000 NoRTHERN CENTRAL
STATION BALTIaoRr, Nay y 18th i Il 1851 3Hi
er On and aite5 Sunday Nay 10Th i6l North
further notice. D Until
TRAINS NORTH
connn a. 5 Express at 30 P M Harrisburg Ac
On EarS@ At iano4er uH w n WS
Wss at Hars at to with VIZ 9STk
xania Railroad for all parts West Also with Lebanon
valley Railroad TO New York direct At Northumberland
Wlln L.. ana b. Railroad for Kingston and all parts of
wyoming Valley; at SunhurY with Philadelphia and Erie
York. 1000 ''' On -'1"
Thee P Train makes all the above connections ex
rep h iah 9 ka5oad, WriZhtsve Railroad ami the
The 7. NJ Ira makes connections with Pennsylvania
aaroad for all parts of the West, connectios
TRAINS ARRIyE-Mail at6IO T. NJ, Expyess at : A
A ~ harr Shnrg Accommodation at l p VI.
r. or liChETS ard information enquire at the Ticket
ONCE, calvert Station, Baltimore.
n,oo,e JAS c. CLARKE
H Superintendent.
seSa ga 7ftsssssss.ssssa5sssssa FOR THE
~ ~ A. =f !; g AZ ryEsT sogTA
On ami after May 10TH 1861 will run An follows
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Baltirnore-Mail (exce y
sf Rot5 r-s It $50 a Express daily q 3lS
WEST, SOUTHWEST AND N0RTIIWEsT. ~ 01 tAi
,. FOR vi foASSENGERS
between Baltimore and Piedmont take the $50 A. n
ttaln between Piedmont and Wheeling take Accommod
Raiton and Parsersbarg, take the A train from
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 80 P M.
The ELLlG0rr'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore atcso
and y NJ and As and $40 p M. and ElIicots Mills
at 7.41 a and II 20 ~ tno 345 and 0oP. NJ.
10,,: FG - ,.HfAShiNGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leaves Baltimore at 20 and 20 A. Mand as and sop
4l5 anG no A a. ami 2.3) and As + H. On Sundays a,
~ r. NJ only The second and fourth train, only from
tro baltimore and the second and third Washington
connect With trains on the Annapolis road
OF 'mrther iornaon tickets OF every kind &C. anply
Ticket ONCE. W r SNi m - VIC
:, raw, Master Of Transpo ration.
b. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent. miS.tf