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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-24
Col. Burri.,. O1aiclel Report.

Kansas CITY, No., Sept. 22.-The following
official report has just been received from The
expedition under Col. Barris, which has been 10
pursui! Of ouantrill's guerrilla band since their
raid on OleIto. ---.... ,a-. s-f.
For fourteen days our forces have been in
no. pursuit Of Quantrill through Jackson, Cass,
johnson, and Lafayette counties, unable to
bring on an engagement other than an occasion
al picket skirnish, until the 9th, when about
fifty Of our cavalry came up with-the enemy,
fve miles north of Pleasant Hill. A brisk Are
was kept up for about ten minutes, when the
enemy broke and fed In confusion, leaving two
Of their dead on the field. We pursued
them two miles further, when the enemy en-
tered the woods, scattering In oil directions
The enemy's loss is unknown. Our loss is one
killed and three wounded. We captured from
the enemy all the transportation and subsist-
ence for the expedition; one hundred stand Of
arms, ten thousand rounds Of ammunition, one
hundred horses, ave wagons, number Of tents
and other camp equipsge; also considerable
quantity Of dry goods, groceries, etc., pre-
yiously stolen from citizens of Oletto. The
houses, outbuildings, grain, etc., belonging to
some twelve noted marauders whose premises
had been the fsvorite haunts Of guerrillas, were
burned,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-24
Administrators Sale,

David Smiley, Jr., admir- of
David Snileys srss3asl ls71 sa w 1 aF'i
vs.. ,f,f..ff
Maria Smiley, and others. -"
rTHE UNDERsfGNED; Adminfssra.
i tor Of the estate Of David Smiley Sem. deceased IN
pusuance Of order Of the Probate Court Of Franklin
county and State Of oh, to him directed, will sell at
pnbiic auction pp tbs premises, on u ,.~-t
Saturday, ibe 18th day Of October, 1852,
at about O'Clock M. Of had das, the following de-
scrb,, real estate, stuste IN the county OF FrankI In
,aid State OF Ohio, t1.wit; - sat
The whole OF Military 6urvey No 52i4 for 81 scres
IN the name OF William Powell granted to James Tny
ior by patent dated 0ct Is 1889, said survey teIne
founded upon warrant no. 9B and convened 10 David
Smiley SRI, BY james Taylor and wife, By their deed
dated March 3D. 1886, a. nppears Of record n Book No,
49, pages SO u. ID tho Recorder's onlcs Of said
FRANKLIN county.
|, The Iaid real estate viii be sold free and oissfoi
dover. ~. - -
2 rrnms q Szfs One t6td of ths purshas. money to
Do pad On the dsy o sale; the balaucsn two equal an
nuai payments, with interes payable annually and To-
be accused ~ mortgage on the premises. s'f,'h
y Appraisedat a20psr acre. afsa OH
AdDinIstnsor Ok David Smiley, er., deceased,
-septI7-dltWtd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-24
Loss in Summers Corps a5i ~
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or PoTomAc, I
MnNnAY EYHNfNo. SAINT 90 1850


The following is tho official report OF our loss
In Summers corps OF the battle Of Antietam:
Richardson's divleion-kllled, two Hundred and
twelve, wounded eight hundred and ninety mine;
missing tIenty.four. sedgeWlck's dlvlsion--
killed, three thousand ave hundred end ffty;
wounded, Que thousand FIVE hundred END seven.
~ seven; mlssing, three hundred and twenty
one. French'a division-killed, two hundred
and ninety; wounded, one hundred and thirty
one; missing, two hundred and three. Total
loss In Summers corps, seven thousand two
hundred and seven; the loss lii missing may be
somewhat reduced BY stragglsFs returning.
The rebels In their hasty retreat from Mary
land, left between eleven hundred and twelve
hundred wounded between Shsrpsburg and the
river. They are being paroled.
TWenty-eix stands of colors were taken duF-
Ing the battle of Antietam, and have been re-
ceived at headquarters. Seven are known to
have been captured and are IN the hands of the
different regiments which osptured them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-24
Master COMMISSIONER Sale.

james CLARK ct al.
Ve, : Common PIE .
Daniel Decker eta
pY VIRTUE OF AN OR DER OF SALE
ID b me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Franklin county, Ohio, will cfor for sale at public
auction at the door Of the court House. In the city Of
Columbus Ohio on a1r
Saturday, the 25th day of October, 1862,
at one O'clock p. m, the following described real es
tate, situate In the county Of franklin, and State Of
Ohio, TO wit: 81 N
part Of In lot No. $780, 10 the city OF oolumbus be
ginning alta point the south line Of Gay street and
the north line Of said lot % feet inches west from bs
northeast corner OF said lott running thence west on
the said north line OF said lot &c feet and nches
thence south % and 6inches the south ne OF said
lott thence east with said line 90 feet and inches
thence north GO feet and inches to the place of begin
nipg being the west half said In lot no. $50 lsas 81
feet and inches, heretofore conveyed to the Trusteee
Of the FIRST oolored Baptist Church Of ooiumhns by
Samuel Pike, BY deed dated feby Sd, iS4, being the
same lands ordered to bs conveyed aforesaid to James
clark and Sarah N. Bailey, heirs Of Samuel CLARK,
decd. VS. 7'77'
Appraised at esOO. O.----- --l
.u @. W. HUFFMAN, ahariR, T
and Master oomrS,snoper,
Printers fees 81 60. =, -
septl3-dltwtd. t.-si-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-24
LATEST FROM EUROPE.


arrival OF the Steamship scotia.
SANDY HOOK, Sept 23-The steamship Sooti
from Liverpool 18th, via Queenstown i4th
passed here, bound in. - '
Political news unimportant.
was asserted that Q general amnesty [,
9aribaldi and his followers was all but dater'
mined upon '1' '''o''
money. ~
Bullion In Bank had decreased E2I3. 500 in
stead Of E57OOO, as reported per the Noyr
LIVERPOOL MARKET, Ffiday-Flour easier
wheat steady; corn frmer; beef nominal: DOR
nominal; bacon tending downward; lard quiet
firm but quiet. ''A's
LONDON MARKETs.-Breadsluffs quiet: tea
dull; sugar tending upwasd; coffee frm; talloW
quiet and unchanged
American securities inactive.
The Paris Bourso was Arm. Rentes 69f 6Oc
Inc London Daily News has an article In do.
tense OF American heroism and patriotism, and
condemns the sophlatry OF those who fnd fault
'nat Americans are not sufficiently dependent
The Liverpool Post reiterates mediation In
American affairs, and argues that England ia
the power to mediate, and Lord Palmerston the
man. d
The Index, the London organ OF the Confed-
crates, says tha. George N. Sanders brought no
oolnmunicat!ons Wha teyer from the Confederate
goyernment to the European commissioners.
Inc Parls correspondent of the London Times
gives version OF General Butler's dIfioulty
With the French Consul ct New Orleans, which
10 very unfavorablo to Butler. -
important discoveries, 1t Is said, have been
made to enable jute to be used to general ex-
tent ss q substitute for cotton. The article has
advanced nearly Fifty per cent. since the begin
nlng OF the month, and is greatly excited
Hemp, also, Ia considerably higher.
serious disturbances had taken place at Pross
Eisz ana Moravia, owing to the stoppage Of cot.
ton factors. The riots commenced and contip
uee Tor three days, when they we're finally stop.
ped By military.
Monthly returns of the Bank OF France chow
decrease in cash of thirteen and half mil
lion francs.
There were rumors of plots aud threats by
Italian revolutionists very similar to those In
the Orsini affair. -
quoted at 69f 47c. '~
Latest reports relative to Gsribaldi, say that
" Is all but settled that there will be general
amnesty granted to GaFlbsldi and his followers.
sent to Garibsldi.
IL 10 asserted that Ratazzi will not face the
Italian parliament A new session of the Ital-
ian parliament has been announced for Novem-
LATEST,
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening--The Europa Z
news via Queenstown transpired about noon
tc day and caused great sensation. Il was
generally regarded as disastrous and most dis
couraging for the North. American securities
in London became dull. -,
LONDON, Saturday Evening-The Times to-
day has an editorial based on the lustifioations
which are just now being put forth in the North
for the war. It thinks the symptom hopeful
one, for II reason Is to be the arbite7 1t is Ger
tain the war policy can never be sustained.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-24
ovation to Geo. Francis Train.

PHILApELPHlA, Sept. 22,---Gso. Francis Train
received an ovation from the Philadelphia pub.
lic this evening at tho Academy Of MuSlc. equal
to that bestowed on Parson Broxnlow and other
champion, Of American institutions who have
preceded him. The house was crowded TO ex-
cess. Mr.. Train was introduced by Casalus M
Clay, and made characteristic speech on tht
rotten institutions of England. A number oi
civil and military dignitaries occupied the plat,
form, Ella remarks were frequently greeted
with applause. ~ iAeae 9oN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-24

BAITIMoaE, Sept. 22--The correspondent Of
the American states that at Sharpsburg on
Friday Mcclellan met tho guide who conduct
ed the cavalry from Harper's Ferry and enabled
them to escape and capture Lopgsreet'a train.
he eomplimented him for his service. and re.
marked that If Col Miles had held ont twenty.
four hours longer, he would have been able 10
have captured a large portion Of the rebel
army
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-24
HEADQUARTERS, CoRIETH,)
~ et srn'.ad Sept, 20. &

To Major. General H. w. Hallecksa . ,tG'aa
In my dispatch of the Gosh, our loss was
overestimated and the rebel loss was under,
estimated. We found two hundred and sixty
one Of their dead upon the Asld, while our loss
In killed will be less chan one hundred. 6lid
(signed) ..y. q. 8. GRANT. 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-24

seven rebel prisoners, consisting Of two Cap.
.ains ana nifty 1--we privates, taken In the recent
battle at Washington, NC.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-24

The New York Times demands change in
the Administration, and in the conduct OF af.
fairs. -,--.-f... ,y
/ have thus carefully set forth the declars
tions and named the witnesses to this swful In
dictment, against our rulers, for we mean to
proceed with ell the care and candor, and ell the
aoemnisy of Juaiolsl tribunal.
II is with sorrowful heart point to these
dark pictures not drawn by Journals of the
Democratic party. God knowa that as mem.
Der Of that patriotic organisation, as an Ameri.
could. But, alas, they are grounded upon ttuths
that cannot be gainsaid. Once moro, then, our
Republican fellow-oitiEens, in this day Of our
common humiliation and disgrace, we implore
you, as respectfully se In the hour of your po-
litical triumph, listen to our suggestions. We
do not come with reproaches, but with entrea-
ties. Follow the pathways marked out BY the
Constitution and we shsllbe extricated from our
perilcus positon.. On the other hand, " you
will still be governed by those. who broughs us
| into our present condition, you viii learn too
lGse thatIthere are yet deeper depths of degrada.
tlon before rs, and greater miseries to be borne
than those which now oppresa us. Nay more,
the President Of the United States appeals to ua
all, In his communication with the loyal men Of
the border Slases, when he says he 10 pressed to
violate his duty, bis oath of Office, and the Con
stitution Of the land-pressed By cowardly ant
heAftless men, living far away from the scrn1ei
Of wars fattening upon the wealth coined from
the. blood and misery Of the land, and living 10
those localities where oficlsl sstlgatloni
show thss this people and Governmeht have
been roobe3 By fraudulent oontraots Such men
i demand that those who have suffered moat 10
this contest, Mhpehsve ehpwn the highest and
lpnteat patriotism under the terrible trials oi
divided families, of desclated homes, of rnined
!, lA new npd fuyfherseyil indicted upon them hj
the hands Of 0overnment they are struggling
to uphold. By the help Of Gsd' and the people
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-24
THREE TRAINS DAILY,
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus, In connection with Trains on the
LITTLE MIAMI ANN oOIuwRus
AND XENIA RAILHOADs,

FIRST TRAIN.
MIGHT ExPRRBs-Leaves Columbus at 400 A, Ii,
WIN stop st Delaware, Ashley, oardlngton, Giisad,
S6son, and st al stations North Of Gaiion arriving at
UleyolRnd at $50 A. NJ, Dunkirk ass p. M, prHalo
&es 2. NJ, New York 10 AM, Boston a:so P. N.
SECOND TRAIN.
new YORK @ ExPREss-Ieaves Columbus at lilo
A. ~: VIII stop at Delaware, Cardngton, Giiesd,
Ufeitine, rhelby, New London, Wellington and Graf
toni arriving at Cleveland OF 335 P. M, Dunjirk oO5 p
Budalo loS5 p. b., New Ycrx 300 P. M, Boston
z:65 P. A.
THIRD TEAM. B-r 2 a
=, MAIL AND EXPREBs-Leayes Columbus at $40 P.
Basm New London, Wellington, Grafton and Berea; Of.
irving at Cleveland at 9:l0 ?. N. Dunkirk $50 A. M
Bunslo $40 A. M, New York 900 P. NJ, Boston II As
p, u,
00NNEoTIoNs.
A A. Dslavar: with Springfield Branch for Springfield
AZ orestline with Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne and Chicago
'hsrSsd ISr Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore
At Shelby. WIN sandqny, Manansld and Newark Rail.
read, Tor all points on that road Alaoior Toledo.
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Beaton. 'l
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
s.r Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
8@g9ag: GsSst.a Through 70 &ee yert and Boston
c4G NsusLoad: also. to PAfladslpAid and
Reto York Vfa OrssRtne. .T
RETURNING. Q "a'n6
Night Express arrives at Columbus at 1880 P. NJ.
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at Il:0D A. n.
Accommodation arrives at Columbus at l0:l5 P. N.
Fare as Low az by any other Route.
Ask foT Tickets pia Gestlias or Cleuslsnd.
D.s. FLINT,
superintendent Cleveland, Ohio
ia. JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
% Columbus Ohio,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-24

ITO be concluded to.mOrrow.l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-24
Summer Arrangement.
Little Miami h Columbus & XeRia
Msaa
RAILROADS.
For Cincinnati, Dayton q Indianapolisl
Through to indianapolis Rithon. Change Of Cars,
and but One Change Of Cars between
Columbus and st. Louis,
IN and After Monday. May o.
1859.
Four Trains Daily from Columbus,

-Four Trains Daily from Columbus.
20 FIRST TRAIN
pINoINEATI ACCOMMODATION at $50 q. NJ,
stopping at all stations between Oolumbus oincpnat
and Dayton, arriving At Cincinnati at 1880 q. m, OF
Dayton e1 ., MI arrive at Indianapolis at lap. m
SECOND TRAIN.
EXPRESS at llsO O.. M, stopping at Jefferson, Lon
don, Charleston, oedarve, Xenia, Spring Valley, Cor
win, Fort Ancient, Morrow, South Lebanon, Fosters
Lovelapd and Milford, arriving at Cincinnati at 42e
p. m. ct Dayton at 2s5 p. NIL arrive at indianapolis
at 7 p. m.j connecting at Cincinnati with the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad for st. Louis Yincennes, Cairo
stci coDnectigg ct Indianapolis for oil points West.
THIRD TRAIN,
MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at liOp. n. :, stop.
ping at all stations between Columbus and Cincinnati;
arriving at Cincinnati at l0S0 pm fa
FOURTH TRAIN,
NIGHT EXPRESS, via Dayton, Of 1900 midnight,
stopping At London, Charleston. Xsfda, Dayton, Mid
dletown and Hamil9n; arriving At Cincinnah at $40
m:r ccnrectine with Ohio and Mispsslppi Railroad for
Vineennse Lopinvlle, Cairo, 81. Lous, etc., arriving
at 1ndianapop at 7;l5 a. nj copnecting at Indian.
apols for Latayette, Terra Haptsr ohcago and tll
pony "pPtirtelN1cd fqrege9i 1i3fI 73l l7 e9Ai z
~ ,4iSyv -h-.-s--- --.--. % fi s1sf.9'
ST z cEpIN(Sp r.AQcTOAJ Mrft trSss rI,u A fnrc,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-24

David Smiley, Jr., admir- Of
David SInileys srssija
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
SALES AT AUCTION.
A RsAHAM yANpERPooLs AUcnoSEER
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE

H0usEHOLD .,,.xv~rcv
Ar PUBLIC AUCTION.
Ss M sss ssS this day tuesday November is a
sess" Rosewood and Black Walnut Paror Suits.
sevres aud Drssaen csnA ss1ss =, su.n, artist
Rare aud costly Works Of Arr .-,..,v,.,,,
R.s,wocd aud Black Walnut Chamber Furniture suite;
sne caiaoue comprising tue largest and richest
aoass was urnlshsd than months aats an
ppsssns aooarwo fa rSs wood suscorered with silk
oeas Siase,s Cen,ss faelet srSs a sy,
ssa nrsssn China osnsments Bronre Csk
lac cuIslns shades Oh Painting ey em.nent ag,iss sn
Rocking CHAIRS magniacent seven octave rosewood
anosrie richly carved ess and ease made =. ardsr sS
Gov err stand Stair Carpe, olcioh, Chanaeliers
nsssas a"S ommses Toilet Tases Har
sprng Mattresses Feather Beds Rankes SHEETS pinns
Mare Tais Gallery, solid silver Dinner aud Tea Ser
e ur oyseI nesn ssse sss ssss SsRs'a aso s
.lssorts cn, o. Basement and Kitchen Furniture
ucrIoN NoTICE.--LARGE sAIE Of
"A FIRST CLASS SECOND HAND
hair AND sTFisS sEps Mask BLANKETS
IVORY TABLE GuTaEkiy GnurTaay,sps.
ELEaAHT f,SE E4SiAF OIL fAiSTlSas INT SssA &C.
ROTH, aucuoneer will sell THIS Tuesday, afternoon M s ~
IN house. Cn,on West El;h.h street. &c e,,wssn
sh and Sixth avenues consisting Of eesan raro Fnrn,
.,s 7 s centre a%S PIER
rs, w,a psss sossessss osewood Panofoaie Te
ih Leanges and Chairs covered in Msdaon reps Psror
and walnut Bedsleads Bureaus washsands Spring
na CHAIRS har Lounges cans Seat ans spring srn
Sofas ssss hIss IAes DnaG keSm Haare s ebss Sa
French China Dinner Tea sets, Cut Class and China
Ware Table Gallery silver Ware black walna. Hall stand
positive.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

MILITARY INSTRUCTOR WANTED "A GENTLEMAN
M il anxious 10 nnd Instructor In CAynlry tactics;
tu egulsr army ocers nssa snsysr % sns S Ssdsere
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

vxyaNT TO TRADE-soME FRENCH PLATE MIR.
w roYs by hand Biliard Tables; must be in
good order And 10 feet asbes y fssi Address bcS
Is0 Herald o1loe
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

TYpELAN's PATENT IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
and Com binaon Cushions. aetured and for sale
only ~ PIIELkN CoLLENDER u TO " Crosby street,
New YORK.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
c. FUTILE, AuCTIONEER.
"A. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE,

Postponed from Monday,
viii take place tomorrow (Wednesday eleven O'Clock.
shine the entire handsome Furniture contained IN
l52 West Twentyhrst street. Seventh
nue. The house is beautifully furnished throughout with
yos%Wo0d walnut oak and mahopany Furniture rich Car
PETS fantngs Bronzes costly Psror nis,
chamber Furniture Of A kinds Dining Furniture ruby and
stall Glass Silver Ware ench China Ivory Cutlery
Ac Every article will be sold without reserve Catalogues
NJ house.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

INRESCH AND GERMAN LANouA0Es PROP. T.,
TELLERfNG, slg Broadway tes,ablished IN lss2 viii
receive applications for private tuition In French aud Ger
man AS also IN English, Greek and Latin Grammar will
make trsnslations
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
x7nn REwARD.-sT9LEN FROM THE SAG nAR.

lUU Dor Savings Bank on the night OF Ociober 81,
1862, the fol owing bonds and notes.
Four s. $40 Treasury Notes. $500 each. 18th August.
1861 numbered b, 33p; A. 3ai b. 3392 c. 3393; twenty
mites $40 Treasury Notes interest payable 18th February
and August numbered from isi5 70 fS6i both inclusive.
Eight Bonse for 81 O0i each, coupons of
a,tshed OF 1881 Nos 1871 s 4477 lz7S, 25s6, 23s7,
rwo d <. Bonds for 500 each coupons Of per cent
attached, OF 1881, Nos. s,Bs 1869.
All persons scauoned against negotiating The above
securities.
h u ToPPTNG, No. 1872 Nassau street, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ls. 1862
ran rUser.

EAeHI0N PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION.
Ma dhur.d.y scys.absr - = * O'Clock, match for $40
IainAsn Aames bl. jos Cro heron; Dan MAce b.
Mink. JOSEPH CROCHERON. Manager.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

OCTION SALE.-uNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
n fer District New Jrrsey.-In Admiralty, Henry
Bume s,eambua, Rotary. her engines By virtue
. writ of vendoni eIponas issued out by the above
Court the 10Th instant, shall on the 18th day Of Norem
instant 10 O'Clock the the wharf
north Hudson Jersey City whore she hes
sale and sell the seamboai Rotary, Rr engine
tackle apparel. Cash paid and vessel viii
be delivered on the tpot Dated Nov. II, 1862
C. W. BENJAMIN, United States Deputy Marshal
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
PAssnFGER TRAIrs.

pAsSHFGER Tn .AIFs.
r: q is ns!. 1ss:s. 1.:s sas ,s'i s.s H.
6Gs viil rln e lc16s1sssgsv "a =
sse.S s1aas5l.A As~l -. frss Ea.a'~s''"t
ron rnifXDfffHii AND NJ Il NEW ~ York"
ycs SzITlSoS .i.a.: ~ w wsshinstodP ling I 4 .s q and
iS TSos Aks1fcEiIseAHs, ,.o q. n ,a.a p.n.n.
r0R PHILADELRHIA-AtsP. sP.
fSF w:.Sss.: - :.s y No. sosH saa sps
ron PREDrRrck kMAs,:4oa. /. n, and ,. Pm m.
elrlr = TRAINS aoVIN0 NORTH. ys.i .,r-r
Alss. nsSs.si 4 1ias:: w.hsi s.ssipss y lssoP
iss:sEf 9si!lSsss l.ss. " Ws.SSss,es & n !.
80 fsIsoss q .' TSis ,ss s'S morning nj 90 conSss @
bcn fOe AlnapSal. b.s ,bim.f y %
a s.s NJ: s;T; T:'gRRk'sss 3 . IL Fl
a.! ~, J: w..h!.s 60. 4, n \, II;
ISssss:s -. l...y. w..hns,ou 400
= C. 90 ss.sssss sssRSs sss; fo;
SI;ss sas;. ~. ;s.s.s. G. As
n ssadsys issw wssSins.ea 1t 500 sud s,Oop
s6fouSh % NSw York eyefy dsy during M week.
Lev. x:1 Ts41 41sn fs91sl,A,. aSTTM :, 50
n; baltimore soOp. N Arrive At wa.hipgtons 50
Leave New York at m. Philadeipha 1850 D.
a; Baltimore Z % n. Arrive at Wsshinston go
Lssvs New York ct II ,. n Philadelphia sao q.
nj Daltnors las D. n Arrive at Washington
Losai Aesonmodatio Trains leave baltimore at
"a =. ,nd .sS m ser Washington arrive there
On ssss.ys . :Ss :. and ,s .. m only fron B.l.i
NOR. No Anapoas o. frsde,i,k connections on
Sunday. y - . - - :
Passsngse Trains leaving washington at TAO Q. m
and 90 p m, and Baltimore at 81 .. IN. and 436
p n mako direct connections for Annapolis at the
Junction. The 14oa. N. and the p m. connect at
Relay for Ffederiok, Hagen:own, 30 &c., except
| Trains lsave Annapolis for Baltimore and wash
iueton ct $50 Q. n. and " p. m. .B....
Passenger Trains leaving w Arlington at eco q. m
II .. n. and ?. N and Baltimore at 4ao and 7.36
| O. m, Will aop only II ANndpcll Junction.
Way Passen gers must take the Accommodation nai1
Trains viii leave Washington and baltimore
yrssH sYcW cevd ttMs, exceptaa that the 80 .. m
1.8s .. N aAd p n. 1ans will wait 20 minutes, II
necessary, to ssoure the Passengers and Mails from
FOR flick AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
Asp clal car, with An attendant with beds, will
lesvs WashinGton twice week for Phisdelphia d..
/ rect at II .: N for the accommodation Of sck snd
| ''---'"''' -~"'. a. 1.I. W. p. sMITm,
| kb8 Master Of transportation, Bait