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GoDEY'. LADY's Book ron MAY.-An incom-
psrahly beautiful steel plate, Illustrative Of the
merry month of May, in this number
Gody's splrndrd double extension col"red
fashion plate is al,o illustrative of the month
Of flowers. The celebrated Garibald costume
will be found as one Of the seven figures /;
five more than given in any other magazine
The landsomest equestrian plate Of the
SEASON, giving Ladies' Habits for riding, and
rhc necessary instructions. Scvcnty-four
engravings illustrative of tho month of May
Twenty full page plates in this number,
Besides twelve other pages :illcd with engra-
Wings. One Of the richest numbers Of the
season. An entirely new stile of work
Emhrouilltmcnt is Introduced in this
number, the first given in America, and of
course it first appears in the Lady's Book
A piece of Music composed expressly for the
I.ad,'s Book. am Sad and | am Lonely"
s.Eastcrn Ramblcs and "reminiscences are
continLcd the subject still Jerusalem. Mrs.
Haven completes her beautiful story OF
"Incompatibiity of Temper" Miss Town
send and Miss Simmcns also contribute to
lis number. In fact, we cannot give in our
limited space any idea Of the variety in this
number 1t must be seen to be appreciated.
l.. A. Cooley, publisher, Philadelphia; SO 90
a year, in advance.
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PETERs0SS MAGAZINE FOR MAY is out
ahead of all others. The May number of
this first class ladies' magazine contains
forty articles, generally very readable love
stories, and sixty fine embellishments. -
"Spring Flowers is beautiful frontispicce,
engraving by Illman Brothers. The rest
are composed of fashion-p plates and patterns,
executed in superior style of art. The
ladies will find Peterson always attractive.
Peterson and Cooley have the field in Ladies'
Magazines and distance all rivals, Peterson
having the advantage of his contemporary in
price. which is Two DOLLARS year, c. }.
Peterson, BOG Chestnut ST., Phia.
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Correspondence Of The Cecil Whig.l
LETTER FROM FOURTH DISTRICT
EpuETu DISTRICT. Auril 18th 1862.

FOURTH DISTRICT, April 18th 1862.
Nv. Enron while the Rev. Mr.. Little
was praying on Sunday at WcStley Chapel,
for the President and Government of the
Country, as is the duty of every christian
minister, some of the young bloods were so
much offended that they rose up and
abruptly left the house. They doubtless felt
relieved 10y this exhibition of their treason.
able sympathy, and if so, it was good
move for the congregation was relieved of
az brainless a set of apes as ever preacher
wasted words on. Some congratulations
are expressed that the most OF these beauties
were born in Pennsylvania but think it
matter of very little consequence where
such cattle were born or where they live, for
they are of little account any way, and
would not trouble you With this cemmunica.
ton we're it not possible that some very
moral boy whose breeding had been wholly
neglected at home might, on some other
occasion, attempt like means of showing
his dispeasurc at what he might hear at
church. and thus make himself ridiculous
in the eyes of all people of sense.
am told that the Rev. Mr.. Little is likely
to recover from the shock, as he will be
certain to do when he ascertains the exact
calibre of the artillery Withdrawn, for had
they remained he would have found it
extremely difficult to make them compre
bend the simplest proposition; so that his
best efforts could not possibly make them
better, and there is no danger of their get
ting into company outside that would make
them worse. So, Mr.. Little, when you come
again to Wesley lay it on little stronger !;
loyal people will be pleased, and as for
traitors ii matters not, for "Heaven cannot
make them better nor He'll VERGE"
LOOKOUT.
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THE CuAyylsGs.-A Domestic Novel of
Real Life. by Mrs. Henry Wood, author
of 1.-The Earls IIeirs,' East Lynne"
&C., svo. This new work by Mrs. Wood is
in press and will be issued this week, by
7. i. Peterson e. brothers. 800 Chustnut
St., Philadelphia. Price 30 cents. Those
Of our readers who have read The Earl S
lIrirs,' and - East Lynn" will not fail to
read this new Novel. The Philadelphia
Press says Of this forthcoming work:
Mrs. Wood seems to have fairy loom
for weaving fiction, for she can produce
cloth of gold where others weave ON " cloth
Of iricze. At all events, let our readers
take our word for it. that The Channings"
is one Of the most readable novels of the
day. and that. however they may guess at
the winding-up. they will be surprised at its
thorough umcxpectcdncss. 1.-The Chan
Aings" is not yet published in England,
being printed here from advance sheets.
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Correspondence Of Tho Cecil Whig.l
LETTER FROM CHERRY HILL.
CHERRY HILL, April 10th 1SG.

CHERRY HILL, April 10th 1862.
Mr. EDITOR Your correspondent of the
4lh District seems anxious TO know what
has become of the 'Cherry Hill ard Vein
ity Aid Society" We are glad, in reply
to Qnoe,o, to state that the Society has not
been disorganiscd, nor has a majority of its
members become weary in we'll doing
The society have not ONLY money and
material on hand, but they have a willing
ness to labor for the relief of those dear
ones who suffer for our country's cause, and
for the integrity Of that flag which has been
honored by all nations. The most of the
members living distant from the place of
meeting, and Oh account of unpleasant
weather and almost impossible roads, have
b en- prevented from meeting for some.
t ne back but as the spring has opened
w tn all its beauty and the roads passable.
W often hear that the Aid Society will soon
sumo its operations. Our President.
Vice President and Treasurer are on hand.
ready to perform the duty of their Offices
but our Secretary we shall have to inquire
after, as she is among the missng-has not
been seen or heard of for sometime.
Mr.. Editor, we hope to make favorable
report of ourselves soon in the labor of love
and that our society, though weak, may
be- the means of relieving the wants of some
of those noble men who are lighting to
maintain this glorious country. MONITOR.
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NOTICE TO
Collectors and Owners of Dogs.

NOTICE is hereby given to Collectors
~ and to owners of Dogs, that all the dogs
in the several Districts shall be assessed for
the year 1862, under the provisions of the
Code Of Public Local Laws for Cecil county,
between the 9th day of March and the 5rd
day OF June, in said year, and the owner Of
every dog assessed between those dates shall
he held accountable for the tax assessed to
him or her, whether he or she shall after
wards part with the dog or not.
And the assessment Of dogs in the county,
as taken by the several Collectors, shall be
returned by them to the office Of the Count Y
Commissioners, on or before the 3rd day of
June, next, with their affidavit thereto
annexed, that they have made diIigent search
for. and believe their return to be Il full and
accurate one of all dogs within their respcc-
tive Districts. BY Order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
County Commissioners Of Cecil county.
Mar -, IS6o-Jw
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TOWN ORDINANCE.

DE it enacted by the President and Com
ID misSioners Of the town OF Elkton, that no
person whatsoever shall dig up or remeve
any sod of grass or dirt from any street, side
walk or public ground within the limits of the
said town Of Elkton, and each and every
person violating this ordinance shall be fined
one dollar for each and every oiienSc.
Said fine to be recovered by proceeding
before a Justice Of the Peace OF tho State OF
NJ land in and for Cecil county, and to be
applied to the use and benefit of the said
town.
Printed by order of the President and
Commissioners Of Elkton.
JOHN PARTRIDGE, Secretary.
April 10Th 1862.
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Goods to Suit the People,
AT PRICES to SUIT the TIMES,

VIM. G. CROW,
q DOORS west of DR.. Mitcheli's Drug
n Store, ELK ION, Md, would most res
pectfuly call the attention of the citizens of
Elkton and surrounding country to his Stock
of
Cloths, Cassimcres and VcStings
fresh from the City, bought for cash, and
will be sold at a small advance. He makes
all kinds of CLOTHING to order. He is
prepared to execute customer work with
neatness and despatch.
Always on hand READY-MADE CLOTH
ING, Hats, Caps, Shirts and Drawers,
Undershirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders,
Neck Ties, Collars, and all other articles
usually kept in u Gentlemcn's Furnishing
Store.
By strict attention to business he expects
as heretofore to merit a share Of the public
patronage.
D-TERMS CASH.
Mar 30, 1S62-tf
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COUNTRY PRODUCE
of all Kinds tuktn at .Narket Prices.

Cheap John has the Finest lot of Table
oil Cloth in the State, at the lowest PRICE
Wall Paper at I and 10 cts. per piece
--latest style Window Shades at 90 cts. per
pair. ion will not find any stale played
out old styles at Cheap Johns, for John goes
to town every day. You can always depend
on Johns goods being fresh from day to day.
CHEAP JOHN does not keep his Store
outside of his building; but you will find it
inside. Where you see the Goods of u store
hung outside of the building you can make
up your minds that the buyers have to pay
f,r all that is spoiled.
70 Cheap Johns i, bound 10 be tho Cheapest
Store in Cecil conniy.
II is an old saying that every dog has his
day. The Extorlonists have had their day,
and the People shall now have theirs.
would say to the people of this county,
that whenever you talk to :he EXtortonists
about Cheap John, they say g Why we can
do that, too" Just ask them why they did
not do it before came here ?
Extorton has to die. 1t must he so.
know it will die hmd with some but it must
be so.
N. B.-AnonymonS letters are played ont,
and the writers OF them soon will be. 1t
must he so. Yours,
April >, lS62-tr. CHEAP JOHN.
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SHOES ! SHOES!! SHoES!!!

TNIIE subscriber asks the public to examine
l. his superior stock of Shoes, before pur-
chasing elsewhere. He sells exclusively for
Cash, and purchasers may rely upon getting
Goods in this line as cheap as the same
quality can be bought elsewhere.
His assortment embraces many qualities of
Shoes, ranging from the very finest Philadel-
pha City made TO the cheapest Yankee
work. He offers Ladies' Balm0ral Boots,
Fine Lasting Caters, a very handsome arti-
Gle; Ladies' Kid Boots, with heels; Ladies'
Kid and Dressed Morocco. Boots, without
heels Undressed Morocco Boots, with and
without heels; Women's Calf Boots, from
$l.OO to $l.40; Misses and Childrens'
Shoes; Mems High Cut Brogans; Mems
low-priced Monroes Boys Shoes of various
qualities. r. F. MAY,
Mar Is, 1862. in the " Hollew.''
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ORPHANS COURT.

TNHE STATED MEETINGS Of the Or
Il phans' Court of Cecil county will be
he Id on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors, Administrators and
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated
will please bring in the vouchers "a few days
before Court. JAMES McCAULEY,
July II, 1858. Register.
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TO be Sold at Private Sale.

BECAUSE not needed any longer, very
- safe, gentle and large MARE. Works
in single or double harness, on the farm or
Under the saddle. Also, single. ted
Rockaway, with front seat for children was
new las: spring, and is in good repair.
Terms accommodating. Apply to Mr..
James Clifford, Upper Principle, Cecil CO.,
Md. JOSEPH COOK.
April II, 1862 3w'
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LONDON CLOAK STORE,

BETWEEN
Market and Chestnut Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
HARRISON7S
CLOAK STORE.
NEW STYLES! NEW STYLES!
MANUFACTURED ON THE PREMISES,
20 South Sth Street,
April 10, lS62-lm PuILADrLrHA.
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And the Election so to be held is for the
purpose of elccting one Commissioner OF
Public Schools in each Of the Election Dis
trictS of Cecil county.
BY Order Ut the Commissioners of Cecil
county. J. i, CRAWFORD,
April II, lS62-4w. Clerk.
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FARM HAND WANTED.

A married man preferred, with small
n family, to board the hands and take
charge of the dairy, or a middle aged female
to cook for the men and milk the cows.
j. W. ABRAHAMS,
April ., lS62-iw. Port Deposit.
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nFE-We have letter from Delaware
sips~d 4" An old Stakeholder which will be
ate ndcd to next week.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an Election
" will be held on the FIRST WEDNES
DAY IN MAY, next, the 9TH day of said
month, at the usual places Of holding Elec-
tons in Cecil county, viz:
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'SEPu p. CAEYwELL. TIlO3. q. GRO
PLOWS, STOVES, sc.

JOSEPH =. CAGYWELL. T103. q. Crouch.
PLOWS, STOVES, sc.
T0IIE undersigned hsving~N
i bought the Foundry of \-Ha
Mr.. Jacob Heckendorn, and asssS as,s2.s~
removed to the rear Of their Tin and Sl-vn
Store, with the right to manufacture his
celebrated ECONOMICAL Pillow, is now
prepared to furnish Farmers with them ready
made in the best manner by experienced
workmen, and Of the very best material.
We would also say that We have secured the
services OF MIR. Heckendorn, under whose
supervision the Plows are all made. Farmers
may, therefore, rely upon them being perfect
in all their parts.
! have also large stock Of COOK AND
OTHER STOVES, together with full sup
ply of TIN-WARE, Shovels, Forks, RIkc>,
Churns, &C., all Of which will be sold at
very low price TO suit the hard times.
~Castngs for almost all the plows IN
general use. Stoves Repaired. Odd Plates
made to sut.
Call and see our new establishment, Mt the
old Stove House, corner of Main and Bridge
treets, whore you can get almost anything
on want.
0|Roofing and Spouting, &c, attended
to as usual. CANTWELL & CROUCH.
Elkton, Feb 20, 1861.
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NOTICES..
NOTICE TO TAXPAIERS.

TINE County Commissioners of Cecil
l. county will meet at their Office in the
Court House, in Elkton. on Tuesdny, IPcdnrs-
doy and Thursday, the Sth, 9th End 10th days
of April, next, and also. on Tursddy, Iedncs-
dny and 7hursHay, the e2nd, 23rd and oath
days of April, next, for the purpose of hear
ing Appeals, making Transfers. and correct
ing Assessments and notice is hereby given
that after the said oath day of April, next. no
alteration will be made in any assessment for
the year 1862. BY Order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
County Commissioners Of Cecil county.
Persons making application for transfers of
property, will be required to comply with
the following sections of Article 81 of the
Code OF Public General Laws:
Section IS. Whenever any person shall
make application for an allowance or deduc-
ton on account of the sale, transfer, aliena-
ton. loss or removal Of any property, or the
collection orpayncnt OF any public or private
security for money, the County Commits
sioners or Appeal Tax Court shall interrogatc
him on oath in reference thereto, and the
disposal of the same, and especially ingu
of him to whom the same has been sold or
transferred, and the amount Of the purchase
money, or the money collected, and how the
same has been invested.
SECTION 10. They shall also intcrrogate
said person on oath in reference to any
acquisitions or investments made by him.
and not already assessed, and the amount Of
all snch acquisitions and investments shall be
added to his asscssable property, and il he
refuses to answer, no allowance or deduction
Shall be made on his assessment.
Mar ~, 1sG2-5w
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NOTICE..

TNHE Annual Election Of Nine Directors of
l. the Cecil Bank, 10 serve for the ensuing
year, will he held at the Banking House, the
LIST MONDAY IN MAY, Goth proximo,) at
II O'Clock NJ. TliOS. G. BOND,
April 3, lSG2-lm. Cashier.
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ELkTON, MD,
HAS NOW IN STORE. LINES OF
CHOICE GOODS, TO WHICH lie
INVITES THE ATTENTION
OF CASH BUYERS.
DRESS GOODS-1n very desirable styles.
BLACK SILKS-Choice Brands.
FLANNELS-O the best makes.
BLEAClIED GOoDS-A full line
PRINTS-Amcrcan and English
WHITE GOODS-In all their varieties
NENS.-All qualities and beat makes.
TABLE DAMAsKs-Napkins and DOycs.
l.. c. HDKFS- Towels and Towcling.
GINGHAMS-Super, Fancy and Solid Checks
CHINTzES AND BRILLIANTES AT LOW
PRICES
NEW SPRING CASS1MERES-vcryd desirable
Single and Double Mill Light and Dark-.vcry
pretty and at the lowest prices
CHEAP CASllMERErTS-Black Brown and
Drab. Handsome plaid goods for boys clothing
WINDOW SuADES-Buff and Transparent with
fixtures at city prices.
CHEAP SUGARS-Crushed and pulvcriscd sugars
clarified do, of all graders, Brown do, at 8,
and 10 cts.
Having closed out our old stock of goods we
have furnished our store with an entire new and
fresh supply of Spring Goods, selected from first
class houses in Philadelphia, and having adopted
the CASH SYSTEM, are prepared to sell the best
quality Of new and fashionable goods at the
very lowest rates.
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NEW SPRING HATS.

4 FINE assortment Of the latest styles "f
IA Spring Hats, which will be sold as low
ur the Cash rs similar goods can he bought
anywhere. ROSSELL u HINES.
April 10, lSGZ.
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tflorrir0.

NY-PETERSON.-O the 18th
Instant by Rev. Jos. 7. Brown. Mr..
WILLIAM NJ. MAHoNy and Miss MARY +.
PETERSON, both of this county.
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FOR RENT.

TNHE Blacksmith and Wheelwright Shops
l. in Chesapeake City. situated on Main
Street, south side Of Back Creek, at present
in the occupancy of Mr.. Joshua Davis
Possession given on the 25th day Of March,
1869. For further particulars apply to
CHARLES II. DUNNlNG,
President of Board of Directors Of bohemia
Lodge No. 6s, |. 0. o. F., Chesapeake City.
Feb Is, lSG2-tC.
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NOTICE
rs hereby given to the creditors, endorsers
i and suretics Of Holland Hargraves, that
he hath made application for the benefit of
the Insolvent Laws of the State of Maryland ,
and that the first Wednesday after the third
Monday Of July, next, being the third day Of
the next July Term Of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, hath been set apart and fixed
upon for the final hearing Of his case in said
Court, at which time and place, his creditors,
cndorsers and sureties may nd and show
cause, il any they have, why final discharge
shall not he granted said debtor.
W. II. RICKETTS,, Clerk
Circuit Court for Cecil county.
Mar 90, lSGo-3m,
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Public Notice of Dissolution.

M Office is hereby given, that tho Part
~ n-rsnip lately existing between S. b.
Mccullough and W. Mccullough: Rock
Springs. Cecil county, State Of Maryland,
trading under the name and firm of S. b. X
" Mccullough, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the 25th day OF March. last.
All debts owing to the said firm are to be
received by the said 8. b. Mccullough, who
is authorised to receipt for the same.
S. b. II W. MCCULLOUGH.
N. B.--Parties will address or call on S.
b. Mccullough, Rising Sun, Cecil county,
Md. [April IL, 1862-Gw.
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THE CECIL WING
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY +. f. EWING,
TERMS.-S2. 90 year, in advance.
$50, if not paid in advance.
500 TOR clubs of Five.
1890 for clubs Of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one
Square. will he published three times for
one dollar, and twenty five cents for each
su6.cuueut insertion; longer ones in the
same proportion. 0yTweIve lines BREWER,
or space equal t" that. make square.
Advertisements published Quarterly, Semi
Annually, or Yearly at moderate rates.
CyAdveriisemcntS sent without the nnm-
Ser Of times they are to be inserted being
stated. will lie continued until forbid, and
.harged according +" the abave rates.
EyFractions Of square charged as a
square.
uE-Nn Paper DISCONTINUED until all ar
arrragrs are paid.
CySin=Ie copies OF the paper. FIVE cents
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Have You Seen Them

IF not. call and look at new lot Of GRO
l. CERES just received, and judge for
yourselves whether you can buy them as low
anywhere else in town as ut the store in the
Hollow, by 'ROSSELL u HINES.
April 10, 1862
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

A STEADY middle-agcd Woman, to
N cook, wash, iron and assist with general
house work. Must lie entirely competent.
Inquire at :. The Wing" Office.
April 10, lS62-1w
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RECRUITS WANTED.

DY General Order No. 1906, dated Dec.
ID Bird, 1861, Wanted Recruits for Cavalry
Artillery and Infantry. for years, unless
sooner discharged, to ill up the Maryland
Regiments. Enlisted soldiers will have all
the benefits of regular U. s. troops.
Headquarters at Havre dc Grace, Hartford
county, and a Branch at the FOUNTAIN
HOTEL, Elkton, Cecil county.
Feb -, l9G2--5m
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FOR SALE.

TNHE unexpired time of n Negro Girl,
J. bound by the Orphans Court, to ser, 9
until the first day of October, 1866. She is
well acquainted with house work.
Apply at this Office. [apr 12--3w
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Dayton, 1enla and CoIuIabus Rallros,


'hkkE DAILY Trans East, via ColLmLiis. 9GbE1lq
i tickets from Dayton 10 all Eastern ,.itir.
Three DAILY TTains kast,l leaving Itnyton for lt.
tsst az follows Night Express ii.os b. H.; Ciur,uust
Aa pmplis Day Express NJ llKvia m then, ttL ~,
lop unly at Aenla And LoDdUn. Aucon, n,uist,u b,6
2. m, stops ut oil way stations tet~e, Ia, to aiu
ArriYng at Dayton, night express 80 ~ H.; A,eu.A
moda'ion s;ih a. M Columbus and Cncinnst InS ~
press oso y. m. liH efEa .uN ilFlII.flN = tutlIi
rams rams I'm y Colpmlus me, which umlsc f,s-
dhrongh hehets esl be had for all Essterp ciues b,
calling on 4. W. KING, Tick agent. n RI III ~ rii
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Illinois Central Railroad.


.,-,.. Ia CHANGE OF glM'n,
nN aud amer Monday, Eovemberfs, s6i, Passsnss,
~ Trains viii leave MattoOn aud PanA, sH follows
LEAVE MArfOON
Going North, $50 p IA And ll;UU y m.
ld Going south, 4:6OH M and s.AUp nt iAHlHl
f4dtrTg 3aI..tI LhANE PANA.. fii nt....t,l.tI 81
1opg North, b',D IA and so n M
Gohg South, iI!30h M aud f;45 b IN in
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BaItImore ana ONO .kallroaa. L.'


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W nSton aDd baluiHbfe on thef fkast aud " healibS
hsnwood and iMkersbprg onthe est, ~ wlnul. pl.
tunltes WITH hhilfuads, Steamers Ae, i0r and from m
polts ~ the West Southwest and NOtilw.si Gi -iH
lmsl Trans DAILY Tor all the kaatst litisr m I d,
nS'1hs II The only route 10 WRshlnNon Ult,. -
Leave baltimore at 4iJJ, 7.4Oand f0.tIu m aud "a,
ana o'lvp nj on SpnaRys nj 4U aud 7,f0 q Ias anIg
Leave Washington at b:uO, 7:4U and IA IA, aud -,
anu mi on Sundays at $50 ana 5 y IN uny
Through tickets 10 the tastefn rtes ,.au l procurr
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