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MILITARY NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Mortgages Sale of Mules.

IN PURSUANCE OF A POWER OF SALE
i contained in a Mortgage made by Theophilns
Cunr lex to George Sanders, and by him assigned
20 me. win on Monday, the 18th inst, between
Ten O'Clock A. NJ and l. NJ, on Main street, oppo-
site the Court House, in Evansville. procded to sell
at auction Two Mules, more particularly described
in said Mortgage TERMS CASH. ta
oet7dts JAMES SWANSON.
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Bsg~ Dobell has received Harpers
Reekly for the 18th, an inimitable mum
Der.
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r . ILROAD NOTICE.
z. & C. Railroad Co.

SECkE1Ah1 , Oft ltEs
rs1 Evansville, Ind, Sept. 2 tn, 1872.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Annual Meeting of Stockholders in this Com
pany will be held at the Court House, in the CITY
Of Evansville, ON MONDAY, the 9th Gay q osto-
Der next. at 1, O'Clock A. M at which time an
Election will be held for the thirteen Dreetors 20
serve for the ensuing year BY order Of he Board.
sep-5-td .-l- j. Il. MARAAN' sec y
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Ba- Our city was full of strangers
yesterday, drawn hither to attend the
meeting of the stockholders of the L. q
err. Among the number were Gen.
Geo. K Steele, S. Magill, 0. ]. Innis,
and Scott Bump, of Rockville j. W.
Wolfe and Hon. H. K. Wilson, of Sulli-
van. - 81
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D1~Messrs. FINCH, REITz and GAR
WIN, the people want to know whether
you will under any circumstances phGt-
euer, vote for Jesse d. Bright for United
States Senator, in case any or all of you
should be elected to the State Legisla-
ture2 Gentlemen, your silence on this
important subject, can only be construed
one way
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In retiring from my old and long established
business House at Henderson, KY, must say that
l am under many obligations TO my cid patrons for
the very liberal patronage received ut their hands
for the last Is years. and hope they will not forget
my, successor, j. b. Tisseraud, who will continue
the business az the old stand, and hopes by small
profits and strict attention to business, to merit
their continued custom in the future.
Mr. Tisserand is authorized TO use my name in
liquidation Of all unsettled business.
~ arg p. sEMoNIN,
Evansville, Ind, Sept. %, 1852. s
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ALvAH JOHNSON will close the cam
paign by speech at Mobiles Chapel, in
Gibson county, (near the crossing of the
Petersburgh and Boonville and Warren-
ton roads), ON Monday, October l9, at
i'm. Will the friends of the Union in
that neighborhood please spread the
notice. oct2-dwtd
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p. sEMoNlN

NTOULD BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE
w trade that he has opened a House on the
corner Of First and Sycamore Streets in the city OF
Evansville, Indiana, for the purpose Of carrying
the Wholesale Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap business,
where he will at all times keep hand large and
well selected stock, purchased from first hands and
at the lowest prices which he pledges himself to
sell as low as the lowest. In addition, have made
arrangements in the East for the manufacture Of
certain lines of Goods expressly for this trade,
which L shall hove the sole control OF, and win
offer great Undue ments to parties who will call and
see my stock before making their purchases else
where. 1f q rsats.'. - sl1f. 81 ts
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The Gazette in its Saturdays issue,
has not one word to say in defence, or
denial, or explanation, of the many seri-
Gus charges that have been made against
its candidates Do the voters under
stand the gamer +" Nuns the word, as
the thief said to mis- crony. Voorhees,
dare not meet -Scott. Law sneaks out of
a canvass with johnson. Orr and Ingle
call on Reitz and Garvin to urge the
making of joint appointments, and it is
declined. The Gazette, with the names
Of Law, Reitz and Garvin at the head of
its columns, studiously avaids helping to
stir the charges against them by word
in their defence One of these charges
is, that the party they are acting with, and
they themselves, are in favor of forcing
the Government to make an ignominous
peace with traitors, and submit to sepe-
ration of the country. Proof has beeu
made of this. Their own language has
been quoted against them. Yet, neither
they nor their organ can be f'ricked into
opening their mouths in denial We
know that silence is said to be the best
defence of bad cause, but it strikes us
this, strategy will prove rather too mas
terly. The people must see it.
AFFAIRS IN KENTUcKY.-The reticence
of the telegraph in relation to military
movements in Kentucky has led many
TO suppose that our army is lying in
quarters around Louisville. Such is not
the case 60 ss 49, ..sI
EcEA large portion of BuelTs army is in
the field, making a rapid advance against
Bragg who is falling back, and between
whose rear guard and our advance al
Pmost continual skirmishing has been
carried on, in every case resulting in the
rebels being driven before or forces.
The advance Of Gen. SiIrs division,
under Col. Kirk, who distinguished him
self and was wounded at Shiloh, had a
sharp skirmish with rebel cavalry on
Floyd Fork, in the direction of Shelby
vile, on the lst inst, driving the rebels
in wild confusion = III "a
Rousseau's division has had frequent
skirmishes with the rebels in the direc-
/ ton of Bardstown.
A short time ago Wynkoops Pennsyl-
vania cavalry captured seven commits
stoned officers Of high rank, together with
their escort of thlrty-seven infantry, four
wagons, and an ambulance. The officers
were Col Forsyth, Chief of Staff to Gen.
Bragg, Major Wicks, Chief of Staff to
Gen. Hardee, Capt Sheppard, one of
Gov. Harris Staff, Capt. Kennedy, Chief
of Quartermaster's Department Capt.
Smith, of Sharp's Mississippi regiment,
ard two surgeons. - "a 7 s&AA ~
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-. ---.- OrFrcr OF EvANsvILLE Gas LIGHT Co.
An election will be held at the office ofthe CON-
pauy ON Monday, the 27th Of October, th67, for
three Directors Of said Company, TO serve for one
wear and until their successors appointed
Oct. 5, y. JN0- J. CHANDLER,
rs 1a President
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OFFICERS, ATTENTION!

- OFf1CEhb, AITENI1UN
10 New Model Colts Army Pistols; -
10 do do Navy do;
IS do s do 81 and 81 in;
rs Old Model Colts Pistols, A a 6 in;
= 5 Manhatton Pistols, 4 and 6 inch;
10 Cartridge Pistols;
Cartridges for Pistols and Rifles, all
sizes. SD Il
Army Officers, Suffers, Gunsmiths,
and others can find large lot of these
goods at all times at my House
Also: 80 Double Barrel Shot Guns;
Is Squirrel Rifles, all good goods and
warranted, purchased exclusively for
cash and sold at a small advance, by
: sa4 ~. CHARLES WELLS,
sep27 No l3 First street.
Evansville Artillery Attention.
The members of this company will re-
port themselves at the Armory, armed
and equipped, at o'clock, this Tues
day, as there viii be target practice.
KS F. w. Cook, Capt
T. w. VEHEMAN, o. S. Eat- gs7i.
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City Orders Wanted.

CITY ORDERS WANTED, FOR WHICH THE
~ highst price viii be paid.
.IeL h.A S. G. GILBERT co.
(. 4. Sy samore street Oct
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sTRAYEsD.

L'RoM THE UNDERSIGNED ABOUT THE
IL 18th inst, one Bay Horse, g hands high, has
viii be given iOT Information of said horse Sl'
Nv J. s JAOTESS A CO.
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rrern,.Asrsvs, June lat. Isn. ssffr8sb
On NJ ,JscKeox-SIR-It gave pleasure,
wears ago to give you a sertihcates estifying what
The German Bitters had done for am rs .sa
perfctly cured all those diseases your medicine
Processes cure, viz --DyspepsiA, Chronic Hery-
Gus Debility disease Of the Kidneys, &c. The pow
erful Influence ii exerts upon Nervous prosfrnfion
Is have been consulted
reference your Bitters and without hesitation
recommended Il for the abovo plaints
n every instance it has efiectually cured Youl
medicine has great reputation In Germantown isA
and solo in every Drug and in mosf Of -
the Grocery stores here. II any should ques- sE
ton what / ray, let them coms TO Germantown, -
and will prove their satisfaction, that the Bit
tiers have cured An this vicinity thnn twenty
cases Of the above di'sai R..,..,s,,. q Il ffTf.Tg
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From The Rcr JOSEPH II. KENNARD, Pastor
Lhe Tenth Bopfisf Church

From de Rcr. JOSEPH II. KENNARD, Pastor
= He Tenth Bopfia Church aa
Oh. JAcKs0x-DEAR SIR 81 have been ifequen--
y requested to connect my with conmenda- z
tons Of different kinds Of Medicines, but regard
ing the practice out Of my appropriate sphere,
have IN all cases declined; but with clear proc
in various instances and particularly in my u
family, OF the usefulness OfDr. Hoohand' . German
s5is my S for S$ I1s
ity of the system, especially for Liver Complaint,
it Is safe and valuable preparation In some cases n
Il may fall but usually doubt not II VIII be very
beneficial to those who suffer from the above
Yours very respectfully,
E j. ri. KEENARD f4A
Eighth below Coates ST., Philad a, Dec. "A.
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From J. NEWTON Drown, D.. D., Editor Of de
Encyclopaedia Of Religious Enopledss. -. 20

From J. NEWTON BROWN D.. d.. Editor Of dc f
Encyclopaedia Of Religious EHorledss. 80. -
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through dstrust Of
their ingredients and effects yet know Of no suf -
feient reason why man may not testify to the
benefit he believes himself 70 have received rom
any simple preparation, In the hope that he MAJ
thus contribute TO the benefit Of others.
: l do this the readily in regard TO Hoo: -
lands German Bittsrs, prepared by DR. G. r. Jacf..
son.. Of this city, because prejudiced ngalnsf
them for many years, under the impression tina
they chiefly alcoholic MIXTURE 1 am H. :.
debted TO my friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for
the removal Of this preiudice nv rroper tests. and
for encouragement TO try them, when suferine ~
from great and long continued debility. Thep
of three bottles of these Bitters at the begfnD -
Of the present year, followed by evident reh
and restoration to a degree Of bodily and mental
vigor which had not felt for six months before.
and had almost despaired Of regaining. thcre-
fore thank God and my friend for directing to
the of them. j. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June % Is
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- IL NEO1LA " w.
H. NELSON, Auctioneer. Ae tfA
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The following General Order has been
issued by Col Foster, regulating trade
in Henderson,: - Il
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WINTER ARIANGEMENT.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
AILEo AID.

Ga and attcr MONDAY, NOV. IS, 1881,
rHIk:
Fer Baltimore at a.3o a. m, s.l5 q. IN II IS a. m
,EXprtr ~ and IOho p m
fO! Chester, al s.l5 L. II 3; q. IN. 3i5 And 10 81
p. m.
For Wilmington. rt $50 .. Ln., SIS q ln., Il rs q
N. &. IS and 1880 IN
For New Castle, al : Il q. nj end $40 p IN
tor Dover, Mt 81; m and V.i5 p. NJ
F"r Milford, al sib \, IN.
VI Salisbury, al s 10 Il N.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at $40 q IN, (Express) ]. .05 p
IN (EXprets) $50 and p IN (Express)
Leave Wilmington at 80 and ll.s3 D. m, 4l5
s, Is, and $50 p IN
Leave Sali.6ury at 81 p m
Leave Milford ut i.55p In.
Leave Dover ut a. IN and go p. m.
Leave New Castie at II IN aud $40 p IN.
Lave Chester st $40 m, l2 10, i.5O, and o3O
p. m.
Lave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
taliohs at ~ md p IN. Tor Doy:r and iut-rine.
itate sietion' at l.U5 p. IL.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chest. ut Sib = N i2 % and |! 90 D m
Leave Wilmington Gt 70 II IN, as Q N u 25
Freight TRAIN with Passenger Car attached
will run Gs 10 lDUC;
Leave Philadelphia, Cor fcrryviile and lnterme.
tiate places, at G'lo y. m.
Leave Wilmington, for Peryvi!le and in,ermedi.
ate places, at 10 p IN.
Leave Baltimore, for Eavre de Grace and inter.
mediate stations, at q, ~
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
$50 a. m and lo.be p, IN from Philadelphia to
Baltimore.
Att from Ba,tmore 20 rhladclphia.
The 30 n. IN, Train from rhiladelrhia to BaIti.
i. ii FELTON,,
jan Eft President
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CUH BOSTON, VIA RELLgPgHT AKL,
Il FALL RIyEist.

BY the splendid ard superior steam 80 ,,t.usa =,
en nMETNOPOLIS, EMPItE f1s.El,,s.SLa ,sf1.ss.,El.,, ,ts:.cS1L,n
STATE, BAY STATE, and STATE OF hfTf'iNE,
Of great strength and speed but particularly adapted
to the navigation OF Long Iglaud Sound rvnnilg Ia
connection with the Fall River and Old Celony
railroad, distance Of 81 miles only to Boston.
Leave Pier No. &, North river near the Battery.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayfop,
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridaya ut O'Clock, T.
NJ touching at Newport each way:
:, The steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, on
nuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at O'Clock,
NJ, touching at Newport each way.
These steamers are fitted with coInmodius state
rooms, and every arrangement for the security and
comfort OF who are afforded by this route
nights rest on board and on arrival at Fall river,
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on board I'M.
I'll starting of the accommodation Ut 8 A. NJ, by
which they may reach Boston about 8 % A. NJ.
baggage master Is attached to each steamer who
receives and tickets the baggage, and accompanies
the same 10 Its destination.
steamer runs, In connection with this line, be.
days.
Freight to Boston Ia forwarded through with ererv
dispatch BY an Express Train, which leaves Fall
river every morning, Sundays excepted, at 5I
O'Clock, for Boston aud New Bedford arriving at iii
destination at about II A. NJ.
FOR heght Or paSsnge, apply on board, or atths
once, on Pier No. 8, North river For stated .rooIni
and esrhs apply on board, or if desired to secure
VIM. BORDEN, Agent,
suB I'LL 10 and II West street N. Y.
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DIsEAsEs or THE THROAT AND
- LUNGS.
a GARD.

DIR RORERT BUNl ER OF New York, Editor
of the"Ner York Journal OF Ds ase- OF the Oh 81 -
nc, has arr iv, d IN v ashngtoG FIR he purpose (
treat ny Bronchial AM pulmonary Diseases to
which branch oi hi proiessio Is Practice Is erclu.
Sitriy CO fined
Or. IIu ,TEns visit il d,iui's'y limited to three
weeks and Is only made to Afford tho.e afflicted with
the dieases embraced in ii' speciaiity-Caiarrh,
Bronchitis asthma, and Goa ump ln-an opportu
nitY 10 submit their cas- to him IN PERSON
Dr. ii. Is the fo1nder the Inhola,ion System OF
Practice, by which medicines for e cure of diseas,
the Throat aud Lungs are appliad d e;t'y 10 the
affect paris Ia thu !OIm ofvapoi, BY this treat.
p.at Asthma agd Bro lchi is are ra idly cured and
even Consumption, which has SO long bafl-d the
skill Of the IN st tarneJ ply and proved ut.
ieily curab uudcr cod live oil ""counter irri.
tati0n," :" and The various "Ccugh Sirups," ljal
ANS, and other quach rostruIns taken the to.
ma h. irlds readily TO the heili influence o warm
mehicated vapor aai app led u the iI,cted parts
the city of New N,rk tie deaths from cHpsump.
tim have oimnl he'd ~ re ihan til fusand a year
,iTce the introduction "f this practice. No other
iuim Of M death gives the patient the sighte It
chance OF cure The A. OF the disease Can only be
reached by baiaton aud without II is re ached not
Ore JRiier out OF a thOutaud ~ Be sav,d This
il' II ought 10 hr W Zen IN tte!s Ui gold
br IIunisr.r "nn srs Al No "t3 l'ucnay ylvaDil
,,,ndr, s.Gaa door below Fifteenth street south
side
Hours from 10 a. m. 10 0 III.
WAsuIsoTos, March II 1869 may lit
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rEtEhT CENTRAL ROUTE
u FOR THE WEST, sia
EGDS0N RIVER RAILROAD ard NEW IORK
CENTRAL KALLROAD.

On AND AyrER DECEMBER 0, 1881,
Express Trains leave New York oisy dcpots OF
Hudsor River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, rs
follows:
From Chambers stree, From sO.h street citation,
lis SIS Pm 'P m H:.S s.Sp: p %.' m. S''' p m'
Montreal ard Buffalo
Train with sleeping 1910 p. M
oars, 1918 p. m.
On SuypArs, tte following trains will be run to
and from Goth street: The To.4o m. sleeping car
train for Albany and Troy, and the 30 q m from
troy, ana AS =. m. train from Albany.
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water.
town Eailroad, Buffalo, Syr,cuse, Niagara Falls,
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, C.ll1daigua.
vi1 Lake Shore, Bufralc aGd Lake Huron aud Great
Western Rcilroad for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit
Chicago, Toledo, milwaukee,. Fond pu Lao, Ia
Dueuque, Peoria, Rock Island, nuscatins, Iows City
Cairo, Terrc iiau,s inisnarolis, Loui;viie, Gncin
aati, Dayton, Colunhus, Cleveland, and all points
West, Northwest, and SouthwesT
N0RrukkS ROUTE.
Connecting with Iruin3 at Troy, with Troy snd
Be ton, and Rens snd Saratoga Roads for Saratoga,
whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, ST. Albans, Rouse
Sc,
ss- Freight Arrangements by this route ss shove,
withou. change Of Cars, from the Depots 10 Cham
eers an! udson streets st I'll times favorable
ns mRds by other Railroad Companies. The iaeili
hes Of this great New York Route 10 the Wesg, com
nent II 20 the confidence OF mccohan,s dd shipper
for promptness and dispatch.
Passenger Trairs, with Smoking and Sleer-s
Cars, run in connection oa tn New Y9ts Cout-:.!
Road
For particulars as to local train isud freight Al
raugemenss, inquire at .hH depot, 20 Warren strset
A. 4 SMITH,
dec II Sggt:iu;. naeut
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TIs. LANDS
Anti-Rheumatic Band


G4Ft.y<7Zsk, IN IL rsr,ots forms,
0OUT and NEURALGIA,
sIlRywkSs a-d NER TOUS AFFECTIONS,
IMP PURI1IEs Of h< BLOOD
And q. Eel EGec; ot asrcsry.
Ii t. conveLlently arranged BAND or BEEF, con
tanning u nedcated compound, to be worn around
fae body, about the waist EovALLY AFPEcrIgG ALL
rtErs, iohercnS ne diseas. may Be- and can be worn
rf!so~ faury 70 the nost delicats person.
BY this treatment the medicna propsfiies con
'niGea In the BAND, being Of highly drOmdlic and
r,!7hte mature, and odra&& Of being readily absorbed
'irrgt he IoTei u c skin, come into dre with
ihe bLoop and S,herdl Grrsa.ion, without first pass
'nS through the Process OF digestion, which would
tecd, not only to dctract their curative powers
cut 10 impair the internal organs and derarge tn.
digestion also-thUs avoiding the tjtuious eecs so
Oflen the result OF thermal remedies, and eGecting
Ios cure, BY purifying and a9iaiisinq he creulai,ors o.
TIE ~! fgi and rss0rn3 he parts affected to <1lhv
,r',tton. This BAHD is also most poioerrul ArrI
"iEaSuRItL AGENT" and will e'sirsy rs!isrs the sys
ten IRON its psr,:ici0ss efecs
koieras Gases are cured In ie " lays, and we are
constantly receiving lnd6ttsi testimonias-to which
We irvitt inspection at ofce-of their efficacy il
aggravated ca-es Of to1i3 aGriirg.
Price Two Dollars. Sent by mall upon receipt Of
-! or by expires every where with ali necesi1rv in
sE:<t'o7i!. from the priocipa! Office OF
G. SMITH Il CO., ProEristors,
49l Broadway, New York.
- 5.--Deieripire c!rc4iars Sent free.
81 This Band will not Interfere with the soldier a
-uAeS' nov l5-ly
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RAILROADS, ETC.
D.A 8 3 y re Err RAINs.

p.d 3 q II F6 Err TR .AIFS.
On and shsr MONDAY, February 8, 1897, ths
more will run % follows:
Sis Daily ains a,1tre al and depart from wosh,ngtc,
dday during ae wsek, and i,oo on s,ndaa.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
LfsSi Tos TSSf%foo ws:hinatsd % sns at and
FOR i q 8NsaPoIIsephs, fsd eIH T. 40 . m, and p m.
f9R E PIIILAPsarmIA,.AtsR pHPsl1rpn "A nopru 49,.
wEsT-Lesvs Washington :. a. m, and or 8
FOR rREpERICK-A.z4oa. =. m, and . p. m.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
Arrive At baltimore 80 a. NJ; Phiisdeiphis 1850 p
m; New York p. n. harrisburg i15 m.
40 q m. Arrive at baltimore $50 a m. No con.
sections at baltimore This ia the morning connec'
GS New 1.t eps Train leave Washington M
Arrive At Baltimore i2iO p. m; rhiisdelphia S97
mi! nj Nsw !ss,,l,e York ~ 70 m w.,,,,u.
reaching Baltimore at 4 80 p m, and rhiladelpbia
Afternoon Accommodation leave Washington .oo
q Baltimore. This is the Afternoon connection for
Evenins Express leave Washington q n M Ar.
rive a Bsltlno ore s!2 p. m; Philadsphia fo5sp m;
New York .. m, Harrisburg q. m.
On Sundays, leave Washington at 800 and 500
The 5 90 p. m, train from Washington connect,
| through to New York every day during the week.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York at Q. m; Philadelphia II 80 n
m; Baltimore 4.00p. m Arrive at Washington 5O
Leave New York at p in. Philadelphia 10 so D.
m; Baltimore 80 m. Arrive ut W Arlington 70
| I'm.
Leave New York at II p. m. Philadelphia s.so a.
m; baltimore 7.3S g. m. Arrive Mt Washington
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore y,
"a; m. and 4.ss.p: m. for Washington arrive there
q 4 IN md
On Sundays at 4 30 and 7.3S O. IN. ouly from Bali.
| more. No Annapolis or Frederick connections on
| Sunday.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at T.so a. IN.
and 4.G0 p. m, and Baltimore at 735 and ass
p. make direct connections for Ann apolis at the
Junction. The 7.4o a. m. and the p. m connect at
Relay for Frederick, Hagers.own, &c 10, except
Trans leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash,
| ington at $50 q, m. and $40 p. IN.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 800 a. IN.
II .. m and p m, and Baltimore AT As0 aud T.35
| q. m, will sDp only al Annapolis J,r,ctioa.
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation Trsir,
only
promptly upon card tine, eptiIg hnt the 43O a. M
1885 .. and p. trains will wait 20 minutes, II
necessary, to secure the Passengers and aiis from
FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
special car, with an attendant. with beds, vii,
| leave W ashinston twice week for Philadelphia li
rect, at II m, for the accommodation OF sck and
wounded soldcrs.
W. r. sMITM,
feb3 Master Of Transporation, Bait.
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NEW PUBLICATION.
THE BOOK FOR TIE SOLDIERS.
II II Il
q r Fs Z q II n -
U.BIO.F .aR.NT .1.1.D .F.aTT,
THEIR LIVES,
iI'IIEIR pOR'iRAIfNS

THEIR LIVES,
THEIR PORTRAITS.
The first volume Of this highly interesting book Is
now in press, and will be- for sale 10 few days,
line engraviaRs) and BIOGRAPHIES Of each OF
The following p eminent OiiceIs:
Gems Anjerson Banks, Butler, Burnside Blenk.
er, Barry, John C2carane, 'uch, Dix, Duryea,
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