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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-16

Rspor. Of Committee on Assessments with resolution,
that s b donasa g msnsy ssS. ~ p,s
perry southwest corner Fyfourth street and Second
Ss aid
Of the hem created BY said assessment aud vaea sso us
adopted Sy the following vote y kss... xD.,
sapdferd Jones' Webster, MeSay, Gross. Brady MeCon
Brien Cook, Brandon. Brice, RUSSELL Fitzgerald and
fTsamSls With RESOLUTION that The PrSc ms:
as P s NJ city @snhy said salary 10 com
s,Saas after The words is July The words words
appropriation lsr tito, OF CITY Contingencies"
The resolution amended then adopted BY the fol-
,.1S Hssy .ssns.; .'S ssss
BPce RUSSELL FFstn M sna o001
ksso c Jones and y acy a.
o b s0s homsa = ss a
ss sss ns ss sS
twenty fourth Streets berwesn seventh and Eighth ave
ns d h Of The GO =
ing thereto the words "the same TO DO done within sixty
And the resolution was adopted by the following VOTE
Hsyss Is.y Ksepsn, Riley
Esppeg Hoaehtan HayilanS MeGraih Murray, 0'B.isn'
subsequently Councilman HAYES moved reconsideration
lie then reconsider the vote by which the above
a% wnisb wss was ssr adIoY''d'
And the amendment was then voted down.
Tho resolution was then concurred In by the foowing
s San Jones WsIs;sT Isvsy Gr6s; Brady HeosS
o,Brien: Cock. Brandon, Brce, Russell, Fitzgerald
Report OF Committee on Finance, in favor Of adopting
resolution that The e directed draw Ills
@ Ss s' ss s
for s fees for the worE Of
Sn'h and sssTss lie
Which was adopted ~ the following vote viz
jones' osy
BHss
se
es ses 81 @ he
Of yone dollars and seventy six cents to enable him 70
pay tax on said property and charge the same TO the
witch was adopted " the following vote. viz
saaasrd jones' Wss:ssr Msyay sIess IaSy MsSSs9s
COOK Brandon, Brie. Easss FtsseIad and jc,ceas
~ co,,.,,,,., RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTIONS RESUMED. -
I'd s DC pp as "a @
exceeding Or two hundred and Gfty dollars, aud
he ABOVE sSn charge City
Councilman KEENAN, moved that the Board DO now adj
es by the Sswns .1 ,na,o
Repper aud Haviland-S
.y xss
oBrien. Cook, Brandon, Brice RUSSELL Fitzgerald and
Joyce-T.
Councilman R.rpER moved that the resolution be laid upon
the table.
Which was carried by the following vote, viz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hayes, Healy. Keenan,, Sand
ford Jones' Mcvay, Mcconnell Repper HoughalD, Havs-
land Mc;rah. Murray Brandon, Brce Russeli and FHz
gsrad-l6
NeratTe-C ouncilmen Riley, Webster Gross Brady,
O'Rrlen. Sock and .Ioyce-7
Councilman H0uGnrALis moved tina. the Board do now
ad ourn.
Which carried.
Whercupon President pro tenn declared that the Board
stood adjourned to isi sw We S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-16
Boayd ~ CouneiImsm

Srsrrp suss,oxl
MONDAY Sept N-sP NJ
The Goa met uarsgArt 10 adjournment their Cham
her No ~ titv Hall
Jones Es7 President, in the chair and
The following uiemtsfs via --Ccuncfmen Hayes Heat,
s,su.p " sey ssnsfofa. Webster. Mevsy oross BraS,
"-'"ssrL hssys, pscssAlie, psviASs, he0rsys, Mar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-16
DENTISTRY.

IL PERSONS WISHING TEETH PLUGGED OR IN
n serted At unusually low prices teoh extracted posi-
lively withe. pain win md i their interest 2 cal en-
Teeth hed, silver dentine. Soc gold 81 Teeth hand
soey inserted S. blocks perfect imitation OF nAtars
$2o: ordinary extracting Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-16

A GREAT DISCOVERY
n ANESTHETIC NITROUS OXIDE.
TEETH POSITIVELY EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
by Dr. HOYT the only OF anestbetc nitrous
oxide II is superior TO chlorofom ether and perfectly
harmless, causing quiet sleep with pleasing sensations
and perfect insens!bty to pain during which e,tracs
teeth without the knowledge OF the patient Teeth filed and
artificial teeth OF every description inserted Perfect sats
faction guaranteed. DIR. HOYT Dentist,
907 Broadway, near Twentieth street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08
The CITY Election.
30 M II II VhUs
Attorney General

In another column will be found the result of
the city election. l. the hardest fought and
most severely contested election ever held in this
city. The vote l. immense. BY dint of close
organization and their secret Leagues. and by the
expenditure OF immense sums of money sent
from Washington and raised in this city ard by
the procurement OF hundreds OF Illegal voters in
the Second Filth. Seventh. Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Wards. the Republicans have carried
the election by few hundred majority. Last TALL
the Democrats had only 800 majority. We beg
our friends in the country TO recoliect that the
city is the great seat OF the money spent among
contractors in the army, and this vast expendi-
ture has had a Drodigious influence in determin-
ing the result
The Irish and German Democrats stood by the
flag manfully. their maorities in such wards
as the Third, Fourth, Sixth. Ninth and Thir
teenth testify.
We have never seen such contest in all our
experience Never before in our history were
such tremendous exertious made bv party rs ~
the Republicans in this election. For weeks and
months they have been laboring 10 this end with
wonderful industry AID perseverance We re
eres the result mainly because the city mas never
had more efficient and better officers than those
who have been defeated
Ii the people OF Cincinnati. even by small
majority desire the continuance OF the present
policy pursued At Wa>hngton-if they want It,
fruits, and all know what they are-they have a
right 10 so express by their votes. and have done
50. We 20 not question II, while we doubt the
wisdom Of their verdict Ii seems that the people
OF this city want further lessons in the rule OF Re
publiesEiSu Th.y viii now receive them,-l Gin
cnnau Enquirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08
M e OICAL.
DIR. EudIuEn's Specific,
ToR rnE cua %
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS Oh THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

rsvHE sonorrl,sra OF commonly called Clap. 10 dis
n Vrstinr maladv. ani j. too well known 60 require
any explanation; II j. easy % Be got but Is deultto
get clear q companion that few admire. u per-
and poor both married ans single. Although sotrouhle-
Some in itself 80 distressing and sometimes fatal u a.
disease the treatment q which. has generally been
the disease ITSELF The common fA>hi"n.n
treatment is first deprive you 81 All business ihe"
come course Of tarvatioa-ving on bread and tea
Cruel Kind Of SopS. Jon must b ctea
cupped or eAched. combined with nausea M nieclines
injections lotions 0alMenis lni warm iontuialohs'
Every days the medicines changed. ana attsr
some months in this way. which the pafiens
brars with great f0iudc fear u exposure hs i cis
charged OF discharges himself with irritable ureof.
tctcle enlargement Of the PROSTATE 81
disease Of the neck Of the bladder
This Specific which acts like charm. vithafew doses
diseases. and quite pleasant take and hch
has cured thousands New York. Philadelphia, balt-
and the Southern cities. Is acerain and
eectua remedy that makes rapid antperm anent cure.
without regard diet. drink exercise, except ~res-
ling. iumpiug over->frainng. This remedy l. IN
equaed BY anything discovered for the Of those
diseases II Is extracted from cur own plants and Is per
feotiy safe. il purely vegetable Il contains
curry, that you expose yourself Go all kinds ~
weather without the least danger from the mrdicine
Aud II YOU careful IN wrapping up paste you
will have smell from H. 80 that you are not
deprived from going into company or being detected ~
nearest friends
This j. no auack medicine but remedy discovered and
used with immense by regular ny stefan. and
confidently recommended 70 the unfortunate.
CAUTlON-None l. genuine without the signature q
the proprietor W =. Davidson around the box All IN
Engagements Of trade usrks viii be prosecuted "h th'
utmost rigor ofthe law.
DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally. jAn2s-denis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08
BOOK BINDERS.
MtlLiN ERS.
M I S S J. D o 7 L E

TDFGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES OF IN
, dianapols and vicinity that She will open Show
Rooms No 8 Bates HouS~ Block, West Washington
street Miss. Doyle intends keep ng Paris Minary
Empor m. where al al times may be found the best
Sfrfment Of Ionnets Ribbons French Flowers. Plume
Bridal Wreaths and all goods usually be found in
first class establishment Mi.s Dos lie intends making In
dianapos her permanent residence and will all times
keep the best and most desirable goods to be found in
tho market. The patronage of the public respectfully
solicited. apr6-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

The ballo,.box and open debate mark free
people. Trust them eneraf Darlington 10 The
people Of Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08
ATTORNEY GENHRAL's OFFicE.j
lSDiASAroLIs. lNp.. April 6. 1859
Hon. Joseph RisfiHe. auditor Of Siaf,.

NON Joseph hfsttHc. iudu0r OF SLATE.
SlR have the honor To acknowledge ~. -
ceipt ct the accompanying letter from xou 70
questirs NV opinion 10 whether there e.,s,s
any legal authority tor drawing "A warrant ut.,p
the State Treasury for the amount OF the Interest
on the funded debt of the Stlte. payable on the
brit DE-, OF Jul, next. ia the city al New York
Having given the subject that consideration
which IT, Importance demands, submit for your
consider alton the following OPINION:
The funding OF the State debt WIS provided for
~ the acts OF i-46. page 3. and lo47 page g. the
'5th section of the former act. AN inducenent
to the creditors OF the State 10 accent the prooo
slton therein made. provides that the interest on
the stock herebs created shall be PAYABLE salf
yearly al the cits OF New York on the first DAYS
OF Jan. and July Of each year. commencing on the
first day of July, lo47, and the faith OF the State
Is solemnly pledged for the payment OF the in
terest aud the redemption of the principal of the
bonds The people Of Indiana have always man
hesiei deep. interest in the performance of her
part Of this Of the State that the pledge
thus solemniy given should be fsithfolly kept
In The formation OF the Constitution OF 1851
the subject Was deemed OF such grave import
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


rMR EDfToR-PLEAsE ANNOUNCE
The name Of d. n. DOpD, E'q a. candidate Tor Mayor
Of The City Of InaAnaPos subject 10 tie DsoeFaiie
Cty Convention, and ooiise
MANY DEMOCRATS
rTwE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
nounee DICK SIMPSON - andidaie for Councilman In
the sixth wsrd subec the decision Of the Democratic
Union Convention
s%-MR EDIToR-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
PATRICK HASRAHAN as a candidate for Street Com
missioner ssbee, to the decision Of the Democratic Con-
vention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
go Mr. EDIToR-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
Lieut. H. :. GARNER, late OF Braekcns Cavalry, as
candidate for City Marshal subject TO the decision Of The
Union Democratic Convention
CONSERVATIVES.
sTTHE FRIENDS OF p. G. LEARY AN
bounce him a candidate for City Attorney. subject
the decision Of the City Democratic Convention.
~ MR. R-PLEASE An
nounce HUGHEY SLAvFN a. a candidate Tor Street
Commissioner subject decision of the Democratic
Union Convention, and oblise MANY VOTERS.
20 EDITOR SENTINEL-PLEASE AN
nouncc &. O. NERhE a candidate TOT Mayor, sut9ect
to the decision ftbe democratic ronrerfion
- Mr. EDITOR-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
the ,rne OIL :. GOLD candidate for City Clerk
subject 10 the decision OF the Democratic Convention
- EDITOR SENTINEL-PLEASE AN
nouncc ALPHoNsO :. BURT a. a Democratic candidate
for City Marshal subject to the decision Of the Conven
ton. MANY VOTERS.
s~- EDITOR SENTINEL-PLEASE AN
nounce the name Of +. PROTZNAN as q candidate for
City Attorney subject the decision Of the Democratic
Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
~. EDITOR SENTIN Ell YOU ARE
requested by msny citizens to announce the Of
WILLIAM NJ HARRISON, Esq. a. a candidate for City
Clerk
- PLEASE ANNOUNCE THE NAME
of DAVID 5 McKERNAN a candidate for the Office Of
City Attorney subject the decision Of the Democratic
Convention
- EDITOR SENTINEI-IFRODE
BEEBE. Esq, will consent submit his the
Democratic Municipal Nominating Convention. can
didae for the Mayor Of the cr Of Indianapolis. he
will be supported by many citizens Of the 9Th, Sth Z,
4th, ID, ID. 9Th. 18th and 5th Wards.
- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
the Of q FORGE W PITTS a ,ndidsie for
Mayor, subject the decision of the Democratic Union
Convention.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

~MR EDIToR-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
The name Of D. A. DOpD, E'q a. end Tor Mayor
Of The City Of indianapolis suhsee; 70 tie Dsnoeraie
City Convention. and obiise
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

II Dayton Ohio. usually Republican. elect
81 the entire Democratic teks, byh handsome
majority. -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08
Prom Washington.

MOVEMENTS 90 THE CoNFEDERArEs OF The PENN
SYST PENINSULA CANPAIeS-lLLUsTRATIoS
or MILITARY Ruiz IN THE LOYAL STATES
THE PuSIsHMENr BASIsHNKST INFLICTED
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

FEDERALISM IN 1912 AND IN le63-lt is a ra-
Their sin suar fact that the lie der of New England
FEDERALISM IN lel2-l4-thc man most prominent
IN opposition to the embargo and the war-the
man who. as = Representative in Congress- voted
for all the measures pTedieated upon the then
approaching war. but against the war itSef-the
man who reported the infamous resolution deny
ing vote OF thanks to Captain Lawrence Of the
PescOck-the man Who among the Origina
tors of the slavery asitati THE man Who on
the admission OF Louisiana. declared i 'the right
of all and The duty Of some of the States 10 pre-
pare for separation, amcably ii they can
violently il they must is rather significant
fac; that Josiah Quincy lives C. aay and is a..
honored leader Of the,ll,rA radcals.-. Exchange
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

sH-wE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
nounoe DICK SIMPSON - andidate for Councilman IN
the sixth wsri subeci the decision Of the Democratic
luton Convention
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

t. Tcle<to, Ohio, which was strongly Re
publican hss fall. has elected the Democratic
ticket by 900 majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08
THE EVENING STAR.
An Adventure Of the Night.

OF rrsncis Condis, one Of The oldest, and
most extensively known and esteemed phy-
stcisns ofPhiladelphia, was the victim as well
n The hero OF an adyentI re that occurred ahout
tvo o'clock on Saturday morning, the interest
hs particulars of which are Is follows: II
s~~ns that the wife OF a &c ntleman residing
Arch street near Eleventh, We believe, wa
AIKEN sick about one o'clock on Saturday morn
Ing II was necessary 70 procure the attend
ance Of a physician and q nur=e. The gentle
man. les wing his dcinicile, locked the front door
aud placing the key on he front window sill.
20 hat the physician might readily End 1t,
sloeed tire eli utterS, and started on his impcr-
SAINT mission. Having reached The residence OF
he physician, tie applicant made knows hi
business, and then .Ia:trd in search OF th,
nurse.
He told tho Doctor that WHEN he reached
his house To open the psrlor shutteYs and be
would find the froHt-door key. by which no
could gain admitiance. The Doctor under
stood 81 all, and gentleman renewed his GRAND,
which, up To This Tine, wa only about half &C.
somplishAd-
On reaching the hou-r in Arch ,,rcat, tire
Doctor attempted 20 open the wrong n window
.huttsrs- .clitsry policeman. Of Lieut..
Patton's division, vas not lar distant,
He naturally enough, thought the Doctor
wa burglar, and. like good officer, watch
ed him II ali his movements
Presently, tie iO.tor opened The right shat
t-r, ARD " bile feeling about, in thP dark, for
he key, the policeman silently advanced and
SAID
"HoIIoa, old Ieiirr, Trha; we're doing here ~.
frying ~ get into The house, was the re-
ply.
"1sar's a purity way o. g.t into ne house
that airt according 20 tiunter.''
We'll. 1 Am looking FOR me KEY raioin.d
he Doctor, al the same sine GumJ!ing about
Ihs sill.
Come, come old feller, yoG're gone tar
enough: 70 Ike station house vou must 20"
"BuI, I'm doctor. cir
'Ub, yes, purity doctor 20 - sure, irving
- get into peoples front windows al this early
hour in .lic morning: we'll give you - ,of-
plank IL The station. (:
"But, NY friend. sea here, nj Doctor Condie
there's = six lady in this house, and have
6~en seLt for
"Wen, never see doctor trying 10 go iato
mont window afor"; II aint according 70 gum
Nr, 80 come along"
BAT, but, Sc here: don't you know ne,
Dir am Dr.. Coadie.''
Finally, the police officer became satisfied
Mai the Doctor wac not a burglar: & mutual
explanation follow ed, the policeman laughed,
30 dad the doctor, ami " bile the latter Was at
lending iha bedside Of the sick lady, the officer
continued 20 patrol the streets, 20 guard the
property Of the sleeping citizens, and 70 think
on she novelty of the adventure with doctor
n search OF a key.-F.,Ad. Prcss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08
PARTICULAR NOTICE..

There are many preparations sold under the nsrse
Of bitters put in Quart bottles compounded OF ths
cheapest whisky or common rum. costing from :
20 - cent? Per gallon, the tsste disxused tY Arso
or Ccrisnder Seed.
This class Of Bit'ers has caused and will coutjuus
20 csuse Is losz rs they can De sold, bxnireds x
die the Death Of the dr1nksrd. BY their Qs< u
system is kept continually aRdsr the inausuee q
Alcoholic SumGlsnts Of the worst kind the dssiz0
for Liquor is crested and Ike pt up and the result
all the horrors attendant upon sdrunk&rd's life aa1
death.
For those who desire and sriG Sa-t q Liquor BIZ.
tiers, we publish the following receipt Get CO
teiii< Heefasd,s Ge,,zoa Bsa,rs and mix With ti.Y
De preparation that win tar cred In medical viz.
tues and true excel ence any of the numerous Lssae
2it - n On ~ 1870 20 - ~ ~:
eonneetios With good article Of Lisdor at mueA
lees price than these inferior preparations WI
cost 700.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08
A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY

BR. SWEETS INFALLTBLE LINIAENT
~ an external remedy is without . rival and viii
srstion. For all Rheumstfc and Nervous Dis.r.
ders IL Is truly infslhble, and q curative for
healing and powerful thenins properties az,
cite the Just wonder and aetonish ment Of ali who
hsve ever given IL trial. Over one Thousand csr-
thcates OF remarkable cures performed by IL With.
In the last two years, attest the fact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
rn,ss ss! c ass nAlIsox,

rn,sssss..xLyA.IA cKsrxAL nAIISSx.
&Raes
/" FIRST 81 xL fS BE x.s..zs CITIES.
STOLE sf s1EIa s4s5f AND 1sD ooAIohI'
BAGGAGE CHECKED ru1 sSSH H,, pn pos'
pl 1nsB BEI PM z TH 1i41 ssss
o1osx coss ns 4 sssss At afl HIn1sR1sDuss
sonrHrss' N ofka sahs x n ssii1LsoAD.
fus eR.. AZ d saHTIfa sours
vasu1ssrok SD BALTIMORE
WEST soRra a VI 81 ssl1f And Il IS SOUTHWEST.
ne Norsh.rn csn.Ti k.iirss1 Company. eorss:.ss
ass 'Bs
arIsSD1D s1xzF4 ISa1 sAss ON ALL NIGHT
sAoKING AID SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS.
FROM Washington.
PassenssrSSin take the .: N and 2 a trains,
sssrs m ... :: vi. % 10
Northern Central Railroad and arrive in Harris
ss Il. On the o.s. I
road for ali parts Of the West.
FREIGHTS
By this route yrsisbts OF al descriptions ean b
forwarded 20 and from any point on the Railroads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indians. Iuiasis, Wisconsin,
Iowa. or Missouri oy Railroad dtYsa.
The PeEnsylvsnia Central Railras6 also connects
IT Pit.sb1rS with Steamers, by which Goods can
be forwarded to Any Port OF the Ohio, Muskinsun,
Kentucky. Tennessee, Cumberlhn Illinois Aissis-
EipPi. Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas. and
Red Rivers and 1t Cleveland, Ssndusky, snd Chi
Merchants and shippers entrustiAs the trAnspof-
taion Of their Freight TO this Company san rely
with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RITES OF FREIGHT 70 and from any point
IN the West By the Penns yiSAniA Central Railroad
rre at al ttsaes az Jaro7a5s sSoyfsd ~ esaR
Railroad Cor7pdaiks.
~ Be particular to marx packages VIA Psnas.
Central RR"
Nm BROWN,Agt Northern Central r r.,
No. 30 North street, Baltimore,
L. L. HOUPT, Gent Ticket Agent, PhfiadslIhis.
II. u HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phils-
te1phia. tsp 9-lyf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- - -
PASSENGER TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&4s -
PAssxNsER TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON.
On r. re Fl fzs sSsssA II; HE siis 1884,
wAsH1Ner TON, RAH pfisf5f AND TIE WEST
FIVE Dale, fk IA ESs IS ss #IsHlssros AND
TWO DAILY ,6 5st .NS T RETE ven WASHING
ON HSb 5SE Is HE x s.
r..:ssssIs tsi i: Wen MAZE :fs ELS: :+sas:..s..
.st csa Kcsa sl y. Pa s .ss
r Sfl FIJI sr And NEW YoRkL..v.
Per xNNHPOLIs-L..v Willinftonas co. n.
foR ALL POINTS WEST,
and Station. along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
IN, and en- sundays 81 SO p. m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave New York At .. n. :, Philadelphia ll.y ..
n. baftimsrs SOP. m. Arrive ct Washington 50
Leave New York at sp. m. PhIlsa.lphia fo-D
p m. Baltimore $50 .. n. Arrive At Washington
Leave New York a. IL ,. n a, Phn.d.lphia $50
. n, Baltimore 10 g. m. Arrive At wsshinston
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore ct
"a m. and u p. "a, for Washington; arrive there
On Sundays Att. 50 and - .. n. only from Bald.
more
No Annapolis connections On Sunday from Balu
noYe WaAhinStsn
Passengers leaving Washington It 8 and i.<o
.. Ia. And p N =. make connections 1t Washington
junction Relay with Trsins on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for all points West of the Chic River
and for all points along tho line of thu Baltimore
and Ohio r0sd. ip Maryland and Viz sinia.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wssk-
irston daily except Sundays, At SIS 9. n. and SEQ
,.
Passenger Trains leaving Warrington At .. m,
III q m md N m md al ar 4 N md
a. "a and $50 p. N stop only at Annapolis and
Wsshins top functions.
Way Passengers must taAs the Accommodation
Trains only. w. p. SMITH,
no. -tEr Master OF Trans portatioa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-08
TO HORSE OWNERSi

BIZ. SWEETS INFsLLIBLE LISrxrST
FOR HORSES is unrivsled by any, and in III
cases OF Lsmepess, arising from sprsins Bruises
Harness or Saddle Calls Scratches Msnge. q g. II
will also cure speedily. SPAWN and Ringbone NAV
stages, but confirmed eases beyond the possi.
bility sf radical cure. No case OF the Kind nov.
ever SO desperate or hopeless but il may be alle
Waited hy this Linment, ana its faithful applics.
ton Will always remove the Larneness and enabie
fke horses 10 travel with com parstive ease