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AND INTERMEDIATE PORT.


OHfy SIR days through, ieithoVt chaage o. Basf
'I,HlS well known and Reliable Company. VIII
during The present season, run thcir line II
First Class Upper cabin STEAMERS DAILY. Pee
tween OgfsH.51rgh, Ouoego, >L. Cqf4ertus., c's,e-
land, T0isfe, Detroit, Chic1g0, Miiu'uVkes, auf Inter
mediate Ports.
Leaving OSdenshursh, on arrivalo Of EJPrss' Tram
from ne Easff
Passengers and Families moving West, csa em-
bark with their Luggage, Teams. stock. &c. an
land together without disturn auce or T.anstirment
az their port Of destination, thus avoiding the great
inconvenience q the many changes. delays and cN-
pcnses Or other routes. These Steamers have
large Cabins and state Rooms, amply and neatly
Furnished, for FIRST Class PASsENSEEs. and Sec
und Cabins with Cook stoves and comfortable &c
mOdations for Passenger, ami FAMILIES, who Nl-h a.
furnish their own provisions No effort. viii PC
spared O. maintain the reputation ot this, A. the
CHEAPEST AID BEST ROUTE
A thorough rebuilding. renting, repairing and
refurnishfue, with several nov coats added TO the
line, makes this now the most clmortatle. pleas
ant, economical and expeditions route - tn
UEST.
Be sure and 'e re Ig.rto Of fa'' E,us hsors you
buy your IIckets.
through Tickets over all Western Railroad Lines
can be obtained ON application fr GEl. u SWIM.
Office corner Ford aud Patterson St.. opposite
johnson House. o-teusnurzi. y. !.
ore Hun zr"i Pounds cf E7--ace Free. %
eac1 Passen ger
RI-gags Ciscss1 through ~ % Paufy.
FOR Through Tickets auI other Information. st-
ply 20 O. EDDY
GEO. ". SMITH. GenI Ticket Agent
H.. y. URIEY. Agent,
No. American Hotel. Burlington.
April s.
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DEsIRAnLE PACE ron sALE.

IoR Sale. the homestead n the late Judge Foote.
L situated ~ the head q Pearl Street. 10 the VII
lace OF burlington. VT, containing besides dwell
ing house and oui building about ~ s-res q good
land. In village famous for its scenery. uueQai-
leo elseWhere even in New England. and where al
most every location IS desirable fr rs fine views.
this T. one of the best.
Also for sale. = very fine building lot ofehout one
acre, on tough Street. Also, a good covered family
carriage, Cor one or two horses. nearly new
For further particulars inquire or
l.. MARSH, Main St.
near the College. Burlington.
or CFARtss fooTE. Boston; 6r of GEO. rcorE.
Detroit
March T.. esvtf
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g. MEADE,
Maj. Gen. Coz
W~AsHINGTnN. NaN

WASHINGTON, May D..
A dispatch from Lieut.. sen. Grant 10 one
of the generals here SAYS that Is tours
would determine whether he was to have a
battle on the Rapidan or whether under the
works around Richmond.
Gen. Grants dispatch WIS written yestcr-
dav.
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CLASS SHADES.

4 COOP Ass9RTuTyT, Just received at
y StlEpD WAIVERS & WIRES
No. Q Jnion Block.
WAY dtf
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nLATEn sni 1-ftaunia Gators e.
L SdEItn, WAIVERS & WIRES
No. 2 Union Block
May dff
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~ERs, CRACKERS

SMOkEb salmon, Halihut. Salmon. Nsrkersl
- Herring. shsd, Dry and Picked Cod. 81
No. 2 Union Block.
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REPORTS.

by the Selectmen o. Burlington. ore god re-
ID cruit Tor the l-tl Regiment
Rurlinstou. April -. di
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A FRESH supply consisting OF MIX. Win,. Pic
II Nc, soda, Grahsm, Oyster and Boston Crack
ers' also Fox's celebrated Crackers, Just received
al No. Union Block.
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4 NEW IcT OF WRAPPING TAPER, lust re-
Nov H~CNTINGTONS
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ENE PLATED TABLE CUTLERY At
L ouEub. WALKERS & WIRES
No. Union Block
Nay dtf
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Low-PRICED COLLECTIONS
OF BEAUTIFUL
Music for the Pianofor,e

INHE HoNE CIRCLE A collection N M,-.
NaltEes, Polkss Four-Hsnd Pieces and PAN
ZEN ? vols, each, hds' -, cloth s225; cioth. mi
TIE SILVER CH0RDi A collection Of Sons RAJ
eds' Quartets, Duets. &c. with Piano Acs1rnpsIi
ment- Bds, sAop. cloth, full gilt, sO1.
The SHowtR % PENRLs A collection of Chot..
zeal Duets, with Piano accompaniment Bfs
=, cloth g -, gilt -.
ofkRtTic PEAbLs; A collection cnmprisin- m,
Vocal BEAUTIES u the Best Operas. with Piano A.
Impairment Bcards- -, cloth, = -. elt "a
PtRLoE CcNphsleS collection II song. Dua..
" tltzes, Marche-- Dances. Sc. Arrsnred a. ~
Piano, Al ~. N
Howe DRAvINe Ro0H DsNcEs. Containing all
tfe Popular and Fashionable Quadrille.. CotiIfons
Fancy Dances, &c with Figures and Calls for ~
changes. Arranged Tor the Pianoforte. I'll 81 ~
Inion Collection II Popular Duets for Violin and
Piano, by : Winner. ~
Flute and Pisno Duets by ). Winner. n
Julen's Farewell Album. -
Julien. Music fr she Milton. -
sent ~ mnil. post paid. on recent Of pri.e
OLIVER HIrS0S a -
'phhsAf1-- "a>hiE=ton St. Boston.
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GREAT BLESSINGS FOR LADIES.
Health, Ease and grace Of Form d Person.

OUNCE the present attractive mode Of Hoop and
- Skirt attire for the Ladies came into use, philo-
sophy and art have lahored studiously to produce
an article which should be truly adapted 20 the hui
man chest and waist, securing health. freedom aud
vigor to the vital organs, symmetry and heauty to
the female form, and afiording an cay and perma-
nent support to the pendent skirts and other pOr-
tons Of the apparel, and relieving the body Of all
unpleasant pressure and fatigue about the loins and
hips, and at the same time contributing tate and
elegance Of outline and flow to the exterior dress.
These most essential and indispensable qualities
are all combined in the
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Corset and skirt Supporter.

thereby rendering it truly the greatest desideratum
which has 20 long been sought after for the health,
comfort and native grace Of the Ladies. II is con-
structed in perfect accordance with the best physio-
logical principles, and has received the unqualified
sanction Of the ablest Physicians, as well As Of the
most experienced Lady Artists In New York, Wash
ingtoD, Philadelphia and Boston, who have made q
study Of the Ladies' form and dress the business Of
their lives. II supersedes entirely the old, tedious
and perplexing mode of lacing, and all other incon-
venienees and objections hitherto connected with
previous inventions.
The attention Of Ladies and Misses, everywhere,
is solicited 10 this Ne Plus Ultra Of the Ladies' ward
immense, and its success is destined 10 be universal.
the moderate price putting IT in reach Of all.
For sale at the Corner Store.
May LYMAN's.
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lust received the extreme Broadway oVles u
81 Young Gents silk Hats, At
SHATTUCK 4 BROTHERS New store
Auril d
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SPRING WATER
ILGIN Spring Water this day received and kept
II constantly on hand. st
C.. L. Harris
March - MOI Bank Block.
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4 GOOD ss-.rtueut for Bows ani Men.
- At PAGES New store.r
Atrch p
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For Wounds, either occaisoned by The
Bayonet, Sabre or the Bullet.


To which every Soldier or sailor are liable. there
are no medicines so safe. sure and convenient II
Holloway filis and Ointment. The poor wounded
ana ainest 1Alns sufferer might have his wound,
dressed Immediately It he would only provide him-
sell WITH TINS m~atcliicss Ointment, which shJuid ne
thrust INTO the wound and smeared all round g..
then cover WIN a piece II linen ron his knapSacl
AM compressed with a handkerchief T~akiu-uiahi
and morning 7LN or eight Pills, G., cool the sss-.m
ami prevent Inflammation.
livery N"hner knapssck ami SeamHn's -hes
would he crowded with these valuable Remedies.
AZ laoN'-None are genuine unless the
""Fus Holloway, o. Y ard London are d--
eerntnle as @ "ster-nIark IA every leaf orthe huls
OF directions around eaeh pot ur box, the same pts,
pe piainiy -eon By h9ltiu- the Leaf t. the H.ht. 4
handsome reward VIII be- given 90 auv ore rerdrl-
NJ such 20. viii lead o. tue detertau ~
Any paItl or parties cuunterfeiun. the Incidence ~
Nelulh The stauer knowing them Co. Pc -puri.u..
Sold AZ The Mandatory 81 Prof.--.r H,U.-
WAY - Maiden Lane. New York. ami bv sI re-
specuttc Druggists and DrJlcr- ia Medicine
lnrpu-h.ut The civilized world, in huve- ~ gu cents
30 cent ind 3 80
sizes.
y. e. DIRECTIONS fer the suifsuce n patients il
every di5order ae aihN-d o. each box.
oeaies> IN my we'll known meiirirr-
ran hnvc show Cards, Circulars. a.. -sut
fhtE or EXPENSE. by addressing
TUoN hS HOLLOW
s0 MAIDEN Lane v. '.
JOHN y. HENRY < CO.,
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LHSii>h n American Patent Medicine.
THAR oa' aaf R-.f.ruts,. F-rrsm.rs sf-4
afntf. at, S..
-'.4 Aalry.t WATERBURY,. ~ AZ
% joGHS1a- MONTREAL. g. r..
VESERAL AGENTS F0E H~0LL0wAY's MEDICINES.
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Consh> nd aoIds nHe.tlnc 1000.

BHL lr -p"ellv relieved anf efectral'v cure hr
usin- those frafra l. -ue-. ana BIS rsr+r-
proper tfrrH.n O. t.H '-v-- 10. which -~e sr-i..-
Ell &. each rr or F.v
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FLoi X. FLOU X.

VHIRTY F.urtb Volume n VI. Reports received
Ma "a FULLER.
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The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES.
DF NATTISoN'S INDIAN r,r-,r~,cocrr

ee,enrat"i Female Medic ne
e4p s-sly Tor both mar.
-, 9hi.- -alle- aud i the very
est thlnE EnoWl ior The purposs. !
II VAL regulate the sy.f.n = -.
ol obstruction, from v-harevs- -
ard after all other remofi -.
silt have been tried iu Val, I.
Tii! also prevent obstruction. An.
Therefore uf the greatest value h.
married lstie- who from iu-hsaIt
'f other rea ons may wish % ay.
m Evil Co. which tHry are liable. d
i's"u - directed. 10 will cure a~r
-, n" matter how Obstinate; an
. ais perfectly -sis at all time
II * put up I'M BOTTLES Of ts
ttfrrrnt strengths. with f1V dive
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ROPosALs FOR FUEL
DEPARTMENT or THE ISTERroR, !


sesled Proposals. will be received at the ONCE Of
the Secretary Of the Interior until Monday,
August !, At u m for furnishing for the use OF
the building occupied by the Department,
800 tons Furnace Coal, a. 1tO pounds to the toni
OF the Kidd and equal to the best gu tlity Of the
Baltimore Coal CompAny'A Coal; and
90 tons best quality Red Ash Coal, for stoves and
CRATES.
samples OF the Furnace Coal must be exhibited
TO the engineer in charge OF the furnaces, and any
not deemed BY him equal TO that above mentiousd
WIZ be rejected. The Coal may 10 delivered at
the building Bt the convenience Of the co tractor,
A. any time, so that one half 10 delivered by the
hfN uAy Of October, an the entire gu antty before
the rat day OF November, 1854 Tue Department
reserves he right, up 10 the LIST OStnbrT to In
crease The order for Rcd Ash COAl, not en- seeding
oo ions Rdd.tlonal TO be drhysle cd on thirty days
Proposals will 10 like manner be received for
Iutnhhlns 100 cords best seasoned oak wood 10
CORDS best bakers pine wo d, To he delivered In
lolL OF 70 70 ~ cords as required from time to time
during the fail and winter
satisfactory ARA RementS must be made for as
pertaining the quantity Of all fuel delivered.
bllaers ma add to their proposals, II they
ehoose, onsrs for stOuioE away the coal in the
furnace rooms, and for saving and putting away
the wood.
To suit the SonVsnisnOs Of bidders, separate
bids will be received for the coal aud the wood
kVidsnes OF the ability Of the party to NUM- .
sontrAst should AeoompAoy cash proposal.
The proposal should be endorsed, f" Proposals
for Fuel, for the Department Of the Interiorn and
addressed 70 the Secretary. JyIsmWRW
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ID HILhDELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
j AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On And AFTER Sunday, June 18th, 1884,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOR
Baltimore, at $50 .. m, (Express, Mondays ex-
ecpted,) sos =. m, 10 m, 20 sud 10 % p. N.
Chester, ats 100, lilo .. m, lso, 7so, tss, q and
Wilmipgtou, AZ $50, Mondays sIeeptsd,) SOS,
II IS =. m, %, 81, 90, q, 10 81, and II p. m.
New Castlr, At 70 o. q. N. and I 30 p. N.
Dover, At 20 =. m. and 40 p. m.
Milford, atB,6a m.
TRANS FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
Bsltlm reM 8 70 and go =. m, tEspressj Ito,
Wilmington a IS, s..S, and I. m, i'Q4, I, i.4O,
4, ~, 30, and s.io p. m.
Sal sbury at p. m.
Milford q as q. m.
Dover At $50 a. and IS p. m.
New Castle at $40 q. IN. and b6 p. m.
and s.tn p. IN.
Leave baltimore for salisbury and iptsrmedi.,s
stations at l0.25 p. IN.
Leave Baltimore for Dover and intermediate sta
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at $50 .. N and and II 90 D. M
Leave Wilmington at $40 and Is .. M, and Is
and II. an n. m.
FREIGHT TRAIN. with passenger ear attached
will lesve Wilmington for Perryville and inferno
diate places at Tt6 p. IN.
SUNDAYS - Prom Philadelphia 70 Baltimore
only at 4.S0 4. m. and 10. 30 p. m,
From Philadelphia to Wilmington at $50 ., m,
and 10 30 and u p. m.
From Wilmington to Philsdelphia at LIS .. IN.
only at 10 % p. n from Baltimore to PhiIsdeI.
phiA.
je97-u H. =. KINNEY, Ass't supr.
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Jyil-,hsamst Brig. Gen, Oh
DROPO AIS FOR MALE ABLE
IRON CAVALRY TRIMMINGS
oRDsASeE oyrIoE, wAR prrARrnrsr,l


oRDHAScE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WASH aroE, Iuly IL 1884
mil : 'TuRDAY, kugust o., iss. at I .'sioeE, p.
a. Tor The delivery At N" following points o, me
mi g. for ca an 60 isments;
e. the new York agency, New York, $1,000 acts.
A. tHe iAnklo'd Afsenn, 10 go ses.
~ te s.. Luus TssnAi. 1000
o. Of Ike, sGI~ e, ring. mott stud, and Loop
10 ST. re 10 be uSde OF the new pattern, Nith
- =, HssoId ns 10 tie mode - be 80 at the
a., ,''v" .T me e,s',nf; arc he made o. o,
. - y, % st tn" best Ct OK Stte; tn" ime :
Htpgs TIL el'Aa, G. i"Es md The tn'h hod
'ihcnsiohs 81 tHe nEeAIs-tn Rnts folIrFs mu y
N ru s'io'!y 20 the ct LAID tauss', whish
WI re app len e,I re an Ias hiter tcIng
th"""usb'y e,eanel, .uG + eea iom AZ sptre' aud
e * l'i'Lss tAeJ are 10 De IaPauntd Ia 100 oeSi
D.nn'r
meg DDS ara 70 be putunIu papers in the usual
IL box Of . qualify aLa ma ked as MAJ DO pro
SCI hF. =! 70, sgt:n 81 Sn =! ,,,, =, 81.
h"L'i Glory "a AL stages oil its prUHess, and 20
- p stt 70 W ,s9tlVeu OF paiu ioF ~hleu nave
o. posed IN Ptyi9n.
J." N' i'' 20 he made - followB;
oah dChEe
=, h."I - will state the arsenal or arsen.b here
tsey pro ose 70 deliver At s.eh lAos, il for more
s ny, 90. III, tsi1Ist 70 make Geiivcrs. A. sgeoi
: ,'tms wa eu'yest snt SunfseWE ~ iorel.uI
oithe hunoti ne may tail 70 deliver ~ IN ~ lime
No bios VIII De received ~ parties other TIL an
REGULAR manufacturers OF the articles rropostd
LOT, and who are known 70 This Department to he
eApaoIe OF executing In thsir own shops the WORK
proboseh ior.
fms o. pos can DC ootMned ~ we ABOVE
s'en ~, ~ , I,P0'S" n0' ''o'> N@ ~ ahJo'm
GUARANTY.
The bidder will DO required TO accompany his
proposition with guaranty, signed ~ two res
Ponsible persons, thai, In ease hist be accepted,
De Will At once e.e"ute the con raot for the same,
With good aud suficient suIetLes, In sum equal
10 the Auount' the contract to deliver the arti-
sn proposed, In eopformity with the terms OF
vi. ndkerusem.nti ann In case the said oder
sboud fai 70 erter into the fontrsot they To- make
good the difr'rsnes between the otier ofssid bi b.
GER AND ne next Responsible bidder, or the person
70 who N the eontfset may be awarded.
Inc tesRonsLty .I,se gus, snto ~, must Be
sboWh pv tne omolal eerunehte OF the Clerk OF the
nssfest District Court and tho United slater Dis
trot attorney.
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sral Biosk, Corner Of seventh and s,rests, oppo.
site tho Pos, and Patent ofioes. Rooms "a and "a,
up s,airs, Washington, D. c.
All diseases Of . private nature treated In the
best scientific manner, and radical cures sifee,ed
In all ssssa. sYPHnITTc AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, eLBsT, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result, Of VoLUPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GBHERATTTE
ORGANS, from any cause whatsoever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also.
eoUT, RHEUMATISM, EEURALeIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the NERVES. MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS, sCRogULA, BLoTCHES
on TEE FACE, ERUPTIosson the Limbs and body
and all Other ERuPTIvE DISEASES and DISEASE
OF THE BLOOD, from Whatever cause They may
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter whs, your disease, lot no false dali.
ussey prevent you from applying immediately 70
Dr.. vsllny, who il acknowledged 70 be By far the
mos, SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not 10 come and make
known your miHfortunos, and hs will speedily scnd
you on your way rejoicing.
sELY-ABUSE.
That dreadful seourSe Of the young, indulged In
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jeIsIy
SoLDIERs OF THE UNIONi

Road the following Letters received from your
Comrades a. ondorsements Of the WoRLD
k saoS AMP PRoy w GaII TslEP SEMEDIkS
OINTMENT. You will here ind unsolicited testi-
mSnials received nom all parts Of the country
See 70 Your Hesithi XII Of You have AVE. some one
interested in your welfare, then do not delay.
Your Life q yaluablei Not only 10 yourselves, |
and Brothers. Then, while you may, PurehaI
when expended in these medicines, bring you down
The following are genuine letters, on file for
nspestion ct this ONCE Copies sent By mai to any
QuAATERhAsTER's DEPARTMERT,I
18th Illinois Volunteers,
FOLLY IsLAsD, 8 c., November %, 1853.
siR: Enclosed please mud two dollars, for which
send me one dollars worth each Of your celebrated
Pills and Ointment, by return mail. Please attend
70 this at once, for an much In need ofthe above
Lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, Q. M,
SSth Illinois Volunteers.
CAMP NBAA BRANDY STATION, VA
January 7, 1854 I
about your famous Pills, and as / never was In
the need Of them till now, want to try them, IS
DiarrhGa IL very prevalent At the present time
send me the worth Of the enclosed s6sstp Your, A.
Co. I, 9TH Rsst'l EHssl,ior Brigade
PULASKI, Tenn, Dec. u, 1919.
Dan sIRi Please nnd enclosed one dollar, and
send me tho amount In your famous Pilli, A l am
s.A D''psp:Ti opa .s'F TTTRsER
Co. !, I'd Iowa Infantry.
MoRhIs Island, s. c., Jan. IL, 1854.
Prof HollolCdg
DEIR SIS Enclosed you will ind so cents, for
which ! wish you TO send me some OF your vAlus-
BILE PILLS. send them by mail. lenslose 10 cents
for postage.
Address ISRAEL z. HALL
Co, d, 9TH N. II. Vols, Port Royal, =, c.
CAnP OF STh EICELhIoR BhIoADE,
January q, 1854.
sin: Please send me for the enclosed 80 csntA the
worth OF II In Pills enclosed hnd 10 cents TO pay
postage, and you WILL obligs. AddrelI, yourI,
sRrgt, WIN. POWERS,
10, X, 9Th Rogt. Excelsior Brigade,
Washington, D. C.
hoARp LLAND, g. C., Jan. 81, 1854
PlsAse ind enclosed the sum OF one dollar for
Pills. have DiarrhpA, and can't get 1t stopped,
20 want 70 try your Pills. Yours, he.
WILLIAM CHRISTY,
Co. D, iotth Regt. Penn. Vols,
Morris Island, s.. c.
CAUTION.
II the reader OF this 'notiee" cannot get box OF
Pills or Ointment nom the drug store In his place.
let him Writs 10 me, 90 Maiden Lane, enclosing the
amount, and will mail boz free OF expense.
Many dealers will not keep my medleinos on hand
beeAuSs hsy cannot make A. much prOht A. on
othtI parsons, make. - ssnts, es CENTS, and tl.to
Per boz or pot Aps-iy
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ID A MORE AND OHIO
Id RAILROAD.

ID MORE AND OHIO
I'D RAILROAD.
On, on and ,iter SUNDAY, June isth, 1854, daily
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK. and BOSTON,
Leave Washington ~ 7.s0 o. m, Ills 0. n, 20
p. m, daily except sunday. On Sunday At $50 p.
ron BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Washington at . p. m daily. except Sun
day. Passenger will note that this train runs A.
FAR as fhiiA'''f sos INV NV YORK.
Leave Washington daily at Q 30 p. N. Ths train
v for Nsp York pdtser9ers enclusfpeiy.
Suh bkLTImUHi,
Leave Warrington a. $50 .. M, TO . N, Ills
..n, 2. m, = Is p. m, TO p. m, and s.sop. n.
On sg FSs m 70 Ss !. 81 Fss
Leave Washington At $50 q. m. and ., A4S, and
on sunday, a. . and 80 .. m.
Tickets sod to all points west, and tosgogs
ron ANNAPoLIa
Leave Wellington AT CSC, q. m, and AD p. n,
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at !. 10 o. n and %
.. N. 90 through to New York vtLhosa change Of
sleeping cars on $50 and $50 p. m. trains. Berths
Gan be secured until p. m, daily, At the Ticket
Oteei after that hour they must be secured OF the
Sleeping Car Conductor.
lhe trst and NTH trains stop At all way points.
The p. m. train stops only at slAdensburg,
Bellsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction, and Relay
House, daily, except Sunday. On sunday 1t stops
At all way p0lntI.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
PsssenSers vii please observe that the . p. IN.
only for az Philadelphia daily, ezospi Sunday
On Sunday IL ruos to Bal only AIso that the
$50 p. N. fydfn takes Hsv Yo,k pG,ssngers only.
Tor further Information, teksts Of every Kind,
So, apply 70 George s. KoontE, Agent a. Wash.
tngton, or ~ the ticket once.
W. p. SMITH,
Master TransportAtoa.
L. N. COLE,
Ieaon Gensrsl Tieket Agent