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The Portland daily press., 1866-04-19
MEDIC4L ELECTRICITY
DR.. w. N. DEMING.,
Medical Electrician


Nearly Opposite fhe United states III steI
NTHERE he would respectfully announce to the
wv citizens of Portland and vicinity, that he has
located IN IN. TINS city, During the three
OF the worst forms Of disease in persons who have
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing
patients in short time that the Gdestion Is often
asked do they stay cured? To answer this question
we win say that all that do mot stay cured, win
doctor the second time without charge 'siA
DR.. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and Is also regular graduated physician
Electreity Is perfectly adopted to chronic diseases in
the head, neck, or extremites; consumption when
IA the acute stages OF where the lungs are not fully
inyolved acute chronic rheumatism, scrofnla, hip
diseases white swelings, spinal diseases, curvature
of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
R ssgn or q hssassy q Speech dees
ton constipation and liver complaint, pileswe cure
every ease that can be presented; asthma, bronch-
tbs, structures OF the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints. sBS,EE
TO by ELECTRICITY
. The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic
ity of youth; the heated brain is cooled; the FROST
%oyed: fantness converted to yigor weakness to
strength; the blind made TO the deaf to hear and
the palsed form to move upright; the blemishes OF
youth are obterated; the ACCIDENTS ofmature lie
prevented; the calamles OF old age obyiated and
active circulation maintained CA tAta-f ~
af aseQ1a4 asiF LA DIES rhfaas4
Who have cold han0s and feet; weak stomaehs, lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion and
constipation of the bowels pain in the side and back
eueerrhoea Tor whtesl; falling of the womb with i'm
ternal cancers; tum0rs, poypus and all that long
train of diseases viii find in Electricity
of cure For painful nienstruation, too profuse
menstruation, and all OF those long line of troubles
with Young ladies', Electricity il certain specific
and will, in short Time restore the sufferer to the
vigor Of health .88 - 4aSt(YtE z9,kstE
soaA D. TEETH TEETH TEETH
Dr.. ID. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
TRIcITY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth or stumps they wish to have removed for
ting he would give polite invitation to call 81 10
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sale
for family use, with thorough instructions.
DR. d. can accommodate few patients with board
end treatment at his House. atiod w. al..ilsif
Once houss from o'clock A. M. to u III. from
to p M, and to 0 in the evening.
Consultation free. lldif .'al.l 81 Hl nov1tf
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-19
Auction Sales.
EDV. NJ. PATTEN. s. CO.. Aueiioneers,
No. IS Exchange Street.

On TUESDAY, April oath, at 3 P. M, at Office
Sale positive, weather lair or foul.
GALE of fine Engrayngs, with or without frames, ,
y part being Line Engravings and Mezzotintos,
all Of which wili be arranged and day and hour OF
sale will he given directly ap16
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-19
Nu,u YoRK. April Is.

NEW YORK, April H.
The Herald's st. Stephens despatch says
the Adjutent Gen. of Maine. arrived to-day.
A British frigate is in the river with troops
aboard. -f 40 d
The Herald's Eastport despatch says, Fe-
Man schooner was again seized to-day, but re-
leased this evening.
came up the st. Croix to-day. She brought
700 troops from Halifax. E
BUFFALO, N. Y, April IS. O
The Courier learns that the tug Relief has
been purchased by P. o. Day, Head Centre of
the Fenians here. 1t is OIL e of the strongest
and most powerful tugs on the lakes, and be-
longed TO the board of underwriters. ri.
- TORONTO, C. w., April IS.
The examination of the Fenian prisoners at
Cornwall was resumed to-day. 1t is under
stood that the court is open TO the public
Dispatches from Cornwall say nothing OF
Importance has been elected so far, and all the
prisoners except Murphy are likely to be dis
charged. e .ee
A Cabinet meeting was held at Ottawa to-
day.
Further Particulars of the Explosion at Sam
sFr 5li Francisco. -s
a SAN FRANCISCO, April II.
1t is now rendered certain that nitro glycer-
inc caused the explosion yesterday. No
marks on the box containing it indicated its
character. .al1y q Z. q col
The bodies df eight persons killed by yester-
days explosion have been identified, seven or
eight Others are missing, who are probably
blown to atoms. 1t is tolerably well ascer-
tanned that the explosion was caused by the
conclusion in opening box of nitro glycer-
inc which the owner refused to receive in con-
sequence of its damaged condition. The
Board of supervisors have passed an order
causing all nitro glycerine found within the
city to be seized and destroyed they also pas
SEQ resolutions OF respect to the memory Of
SAN FRANCISCO, April 18.
Three more persons died from the effects Of
the lade glycerine explosion. Ga
Miscellaneous Dispatches.
d, .s.<ss PHILADELPHIA, April IS.
The Grand Jury have found true bill of
Indictment against Antoine PrObst, for the
murder of the Deering family. 6.asqa.qa
70 Probst, it is learned, was a bounty jumper,
who had enlisted in the service several times
and received large counties, 1t is also alleged
that he shot his thumb off deliberately in or
der to get his discharge. -a 20 90
- CHARLoTTsTowN, P. E. l., April 1s.
The Prince Edwards telegraph line, is in
working order again. r,-
New YORK, April Is.
The steamers Cuba and Hela, sailed for Eu-
rope to-day. -. -, = !" - s.f,
The first tea sale of the season to-day were
the cargoes of ships, Archer and Foristerck.
Oolong showed decline of cents per pound;
Green unchanged. W. ~ '-e.g-. WV
The British steamship Virginia, from Liver
pool, 18th inst, has arrived. She has 104S
passengers and has had SO deaths on the
passage. She is anchored in quarantine The
disease is said to be similar to that to which
the steamship England is infected. The Vir-
ginia will be Immediately sent to the lower
Bay to the usual quarantine anchorage, which
is twenty miles from the city, o''aa !.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-19
thirty two (aaJ Wooden Is ;uiidings.

Also a lot of Quartermaster's Property, viz:
One Power Washing Machine; One Power Mang-
Stationary Steam Engine; One Steam Heater; 1900
lbs. Skating; One Circular Saw; One Circular Saw
Set; One Boiler; 201y TBS. Betting; Eighty Grain
Pipe. - fhnc 80 "a, q - 'i,tI
Terms Cash, payable IN Government Fund.-, at
time of sale. . .9s-huL5Gq y 1t-.-is
- HENRY -INMAN
g Az Capt. & A. @. M, u 8. A.
April 14th-isdtap25
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BALTIMORE
DAILY COMPREHENSIVE MARCH 1,
CITY COUNCIL,

FRIDAY, March 16
FIRST , Bra1sch.-A quorum OF members were pres
ent ana IN the absence Of the President (ho is act
was called to the chair. ""'''
- MT. Jones offered resolution requesting tho Ctv
commissioner to furnish an estimate of the COST Of
repairing anu extending the wharf at the foot If
hntaw street for the accommodation of vessels:
Mr.: Ewalt offered an ordinance authorizing the
opening OF Fulton street from Franklin street 70 The
Dsy Ltf: After some discussion the ordinance was
Mr.. Marsh, from the Committee on Police and Toi,
presented report in favor of the petition of " q
CFone and referring to the Mayor the applications
on several parties in relation to establishing certain
H@vk an4 furniture car stands; adopted.
MT. Foreman called up n resolution in favor Of
hken street; adopted. ''d NJ Vi
The Branch then adjourned until Monday after
;, Second Braach.-Branch met. Daniel Harvev Fer
PRESIDENT, and all the members present --7''
MI Nails submitted aresolution to have the Centre
and Lexington market houses whitewashed and re-
pared; referred to the Committee on Markets
a resolution was received from the First Branch
s[aHi1ns PERMISSION to r r Pendleon to construct
q rali"ay switch on Howard street opposite Centre
street, Also, resolution favorable to the anniica
non OF George W. Dupue asking privilege to erect n
steam engine upon his premises, No. 20I South How
ara street Also, received resolution drectinr The
city Register to pay the bounty due TO any soldier
credited to the city tor his REPRESENTATIVES VI az
have been debarrei from the same on account Of an
niormay IN the papers of said soldier; all of which
were read and laid over
IN
placing of gas lamp on the corner Of Madison and
Eden streets; also, one on the corner of Eden and
Chew streets: referred TO the City Commissioner.
Received from the First Branch, communication
stating that said branch had appointed Messrs Fore
man, uenneberTy and jones' the part of that
branch on the committee to eody the ordinances Of
the city. The President appointed on the same com
nttee on the part Of the Second Branch Messrs Tay-
l0r, Robinson and Burch.
Mr.. Taylor submitted n resolution, directing the
Committee on the IarbOr to ascertain the pIausi-
bility OF making channel sufficiently wide and deem
to admit vessels to approach wharvesnOw erected
and in course of erection at Spring Gardens between
the foot of Howard street and Carrolrs point Re-
ferred.
Mr.. Moore moved that the First Branch he re-
questeti TO return the ordinance in reference to the
increase Of salaries Of the Port Warden and clerk in
order to have The action Of this Branch in reference
thereto reconsidered, which motion was carried by
the following vote: Yeas-Messrs. Burch, Nicely
mont Robinson; Bqrke, Moore and T9yior-6. Nays
Mr.. Robinson called up the resolution providing
for the paving OF alley the south side of Sara
toga street, between North and Holiday streets
read and adopted.
Adjourned until Monday.
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Now Work TanrI,afs
EshiIaIeIphia Markets.
MARINE 10 URN Al.
PORT OF BAGTFMORF.
FRIDAY, March 16, 1865.

FRIDAY, March 16 1906.
Arrived.
Steamship Kingfsher, Rector, from Charleston
Steamship Seq Gull. Fish, from New Yorh-rndse
Steamer PHILADELPHIA, Shields from Newbern, y
C-naval stores to Jas Corner il Sons.
Steamer Georgeanna, Pearson. from Norfolh-to II
n Falls.
to BirchheaG JT.
Steamer Wenonah. Dawes, from Fredericksburg
H. J j Taylor.
Steamer Florence Franklin, Pierson. from Phila-
delphia-ndse to j 4 Shriver.
Schr Clara Belle, Jones, from Rchmond-sundries
Sehr Mail. Goslee from Newbern. y C--sundries to
Keeling. -
Steamship Worcester, Balm, Liverpool-J W jar
rett, president.
Steamer Diamond State. Wilson. Alexandria-A
Steamer 5eorgeanna, Pearson Norfolk--MN Falls
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman. No-tolk-J.
Birckhead, .Er.
steamer John Shriver, Dennis Philadelphia
A Shriver.
Steamer 0ctorara. Reynolds, New York; A
Brio Celeste, lBr) Hopkins, Mayaguez, p Kirk
land, Chase i Co,
Scbr Lucy A 0rcutt Gary. PortRnd-stcknoy K
Schr Ira Ialfrenicr, Fuller, Norwich, Ct--Stckney
4 Co.
Scbr Maria Pierson, Chamberlin, Washington, u
CT NJ HeSien.
sobr Lilly, Corsey, Charleston-Fowle, Bayne & Co.
Schr Serene, Skinner Riehm3pd-M A Mitchell.
Schr Arlington, Haley. New l0rk-L Pratt Bro,
Schr Jonas Sparke Crowther, fail Rlyer-R NJ
uesen.
ete&m!ug Rate with barge Thomas PeTflnl, Ply
mouth, N C-maStcT.
tsa4AeH.
Br Brig CarnetIte, Elo Janelro
- AFriye Ell iFoii st;'Is1si1frS.
6GAr: htDecea warren, from beilast, and Mary
land, Foster from Portland, both from Baltimore,
arrived at Gloucester, Mass. 18th inst.
Cleared for Baltimore.
Steamer Sea Gull, Fish, cleared at New York. 18th,
TOR BaitmoTe;
HchT OlIFeT IL honnSon' -, cleared at Portland,
loth' Ior baltimore;
HenOFanda.
Steamer Philadelphia, Shields; from Edenton, c,
%ith naval stores ana SGhr MAT G0SeG from New
BARK E!Ia Virginia, JJ2hnson' from Buenos AyTes
arr yea ~ CIV lHiA, l2IE'
BTiss ? Sweet, Chadhourne, fol, Baltimore, end
Harry Pn6pury lor charleston Gothsalted from Ala-
ta9zas. Sth a. in I5 = r..,.-, ., ". Ar
cchiS " EHGSey:d Fariand ana VIM ALen
from York for Baltimore we're at !oweS, Del. 18th
SChr War i;age, Kelly, from Providence for Phla-
dciphla, arrived at export, X !, 18th.
Correspondence Merchants, Exchange and News
ho0m.l
foRTRFss MoSRoE. March il.
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The Port Denison AUSTRALIAN Times re-
cords the death. at the age of forty-one of James
Morrill,. the English sailor who was wrecked on the
northeastern coast of Australia and lived seventeen
years amongst the Mount Elliott aborigines He
had forgotten his mother tongue when he was re-
stored to civilized life, about two years since.
Cleveland has no water to drink. The
petroleum refneres throw their waste into the river
and the result is that the water supply is foued past
remedy. Even the ice which has been cut for use
next summer is imprcgnated with oil, Il is pro
posed to extend pipes far ont into the lake IN mta-
ton of Chicago.
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ADVICE TO AMERICANS VISITING IRELAyD.-Tbc
Dublin correspondent of the Boston Journal writes
There is thing in this country which is very an
noying to trans Atlantic visitors, viz The system Of
espionage praotised upon them by the constabulary
| would advise Americans visiting Ircond to discard
long coats and squaretoed boots as soon as possible
for it is impossible to travel here without annoyance
in American clothes. In travelling by railway you
you, and on several occasions have found it impOs-
Slbe to keep my tongue still under the insulting
chances Of these fGncl0naTics I would also advise
every one leaving America to supply himself with
passport as | can certify that such document saved
me- at least on one occasion, from arrest as suspi-
clous person.
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Inc feeble the aged and all those who have in ans
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what its name implies, Life Reiuvenator, which
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No matter by what cause any organ has become en-
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EEDA2EfEAE
CURES GENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS IN
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IT HAS A MOST DELIGHTFUL, DESTRABfF
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This preparation is Invaluable in nervous weak.
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.by Druggists generally.
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yNVO SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
ROELNTY PENSION

-A2C y " j l. z E3Ae clp1Np
BACK PAY, PRIZE MONEY, &c.
The Widow Child, Father, Mother, Brother ~.
SISTER, &c, OF any Officer. Soldier or Seaman who
dies IN the service Of the United States is entitled ~
Bounty, Pension or Back Pay. go. Full informstGoto
gven, and al such claims promptly collected m.
WIN. B. HILL
government Claim Office
TAW. Fayette gf~Ss,
-, BALTIMORE Ma
y. B,-An Letters mEst o0asaln 5 stam M "a.
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The Boudoir says: VERY deep cuffs are
worn on the street as well as at the breakfast table,
Those for morning wear are generally in plain white
linen. For street they are made up in point,
Mcchlin, Cluny, and other laccs, lined with bright
silk Collars standing and turn-down, are narrow
and deep, and are made match. They may be lined
now with ono-coored silk and new with another, and
thus many sets of elegant lace may be simulated
where but one set really exists"
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
Union Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIksa
No. q SECOND STREa,E. North Siia-

', This Company insures against L.f'sS OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE on all descriptions % EToperty, either n
the city or county, for a week, meath or year.
1t also makes INLAND INSURANCE. Short In
surances made on Merchandise in bonded aud stOr-
age warehouses; and where the risk has terminated,
the Premium for the unexpired time will be return
ed. JOHN COATES,
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF MARKETS..


Re,orted aud carefully revised eUey cseh for The Bal
tiAlore Daily Con.alercia'.
APPLES.-Ihe stock is very much reduced, and
prime New YorkSate winter fruit is now selling at
$50 q Dbl.
ALC0H0L.-Alcohol is higher. and we now quote
Western 95 . cent at S455@460 and Cologne Spirit
at S4.656R4.70 g gallon.
we quote Pearl nominal at %ll .509l2 q 100 lbs.
BARK;-We quote Quercitron at $2l@22 so for No.
g and $4,000 ton for No. !, the latter figure being
for fine ground but there IS very itted0ing in it.
BREAD.-Bread is unchanged in price and we
suote as before, viz: Navy at ~ cts Pilot cts and
Water Crackers at cts q NJ The market continues
BEESWAX- Beeswax is in limited supply and
dull We quote Western at 42s9i3 cts and prime
Southern at 44@i6 cts 2 ~.
COFFEE.-There has been comparatively little
doing in Coffee this week. and the feeling IN the mar
ket has throughout it been rather depressed The
sales embrace $50 bags Rio, ex Grey Eagle at 2Ola
cts gold $50 bags Rio also at 203 cts goid 25O bags
do, in lots at from 49, TO 70 CTS gold and % bags
Java at % cts gold. The market closes dull and "a
Their heavy. We quote follows. viz: Rio at i!12@
10 cts gold for common to fair 1902 - cts gold tor
good; 20@2l cts gold for prime and choice, Laguayra
at 2l@2512 cts gold, and Java at 2SG2S12 CTS gold.
There have been no imports this week.
contradiction continues to decline and prices
may be written to-day to cts 2 ID lower than on
last Friday, There has, however, been rather more
doing in it. and we note sales in the week of some
800 bales within the range OF quotations which are
ms follows
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COAI.-Cumberland is at esentquoted at $500
"A Ton fo- cargoes free on board Locust Point, but
newt week the reduced tariff OF freight via the Balti
more nd Ohio Railroad will go into operation, and
rates for it viii then be $6@6.25 q ton Tor cargoes
Anthracte is quite irregular, ranging IN price from
ST. 80 to $3.50 z ton of 1000 lbs.
CHEMICALS notice fair r demand ae4iSe W ter
Gnote as follows viz: Caustic Soda at i cts Soda
Ash. standard test. at cts Sal Soda at S@4 cts Bi
Carb Soda at 11@i11l cts, and Bleachng Powders at
51296 cts. -. .,
COPPER.-Refned Ingots are quoted to-day a! at 81
cts They sold however at New YORK two or three
days since at 80 cts. Manufacturers Copper Is lower
new Sheating Brazers' and Bolts being quoted to-
day at so cts Yellow Metal is also lower, ShIatalng
being quoted at 81 cts, and Bolts at 40 cts + ~
for Flour. both from shippers and the home trade
and for good sound Super and Extra the market mas
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DOaru of Trade.

Committee Of ARBITRATION for March.
HENRY JANEs.
GEopGE 6. BRowy. BENZ. I. GATOR,
" 4. WuLJAR, SAMUEL HAZLEHURsr.
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tunp0Wder Us " $50
WOOL.-There is nothing doing in Wool. and quo
tations nominal follows, viz: 2S30 cts for IN
washed, and 5000 cts for tub washed. Pulled is IN
saeable and it is impossible to give quotations for
fleece.
WHISKY.-There has been very little doing this
part of it at S22S@229 and some small sales were
made at these figures; but day two since lot Of
10 bbls Western sold at 1921, and quote it as
closing at S22I@2.S Per gallon for large and small
FREIGHTs.-There have been two vessels char
tered this week to load grain to Cork for orders at
6s I'D per quarter, equal to 9d per bushel in bulk,
but we have heard Of no new engagements to Liver
pool The rates TO Liverpool are still SID for grain
in bulk, I'd for cotton 2js@30s for bark and 25s for
tobacco. For tobacco to Bremen we quote at EOS,
and to Amsterdam and Rotterdam at 25s. There is,
however comparatively little tobacco going for
ward For petroleum the rates IS 6d@l6s to Iiiy
erpool, and Gs@6s Sd to the Continent. Light
very scarce and much wanted. The last engagements
for coal were at $3.50 to New York, $3.50 TO Boston,
and $40 to Portland. Corn to Boston IS Is cts and
to Providence Il cts q bushel.
New Work Markets.
NV YORK, March 16.-Cotton has declining ten
dcncy: sales of 500 bales at 1904 cts Flour is quiet
Common has declined cts sales Of 1000 bbls State
S69j@S20; Chic So BOIL; Western Sc 95@S20; South
ern unchanged but heavy: sales 400 bbls; Canada
dull sales 80 bbls at S745Gl.i5. Wheat very dali
Common has declined l@2 cts; sales of % 900 bushels
At 74%7S cts; Beef is steady. Pork heavy Mess
dull at sos. Groceries dun Naval stores quiet.
Turpentine 92095 cts. Rosin $4.50@l6. Petroleum
dull. Freights quiet. Gold 1903.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, March 16-Four is dull. Western
Extras .59@925; Pennsylvania Extra $9.50aSl0.
Wheat is qujet but prices unchanged Corn is irmer
Sales AT 68G-0 cts. Mess Pork is held at SOS Lard
lS54 cents Pennsylvania Whisky 1925 Ohio S22TGG
$2.22S.
Chicago Markets.
s--CHIc .G0, March lG.-Flour is dull. Wheat dull;
sales $l.25M@i.26. Corn dull. Oats dull. High
Hogs queit and prices unchanged. Dressed hogs dull
and declined twenty-five cents; sales at Sl025@1O50.
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BOARD nE DIRECTORS
Maryland Fire Insurance COMPANY


have removed their Office for the present to tho
n, W. CORNER OF SECOND STREET AND TPTp0IFTr,s
- - - ALLEY.
NEXT TO THEIR NEW MARBLE BUILDING
OPPOSITE THE POSToFFICE.
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NHEkoseaVG.

LINK FOR SAvASSAd.-The me fast sail
tg&sSAin ing schr. JOHN Z. DALEY" Wall mas
aes- ter, having nearly all her cargo engaged will
have dispatch. for balance Of freight apply to
KELSEY 4 GRAY,
mhl7-tf corner Bucbanan's wharf and Prattgt.
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A letter from Frankfort on-the-Main says
the emigration from Europe to this country in 1866
will reach at least three hundred thousand persons
There has already been 600 balls in New
ork this winter. They have been attended by 400,
600 people. and the whole expenses have been
Sq95 GOO
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FlSs e5ssS E5ia7-s-5tS5s'-l &s3sS 81 E4sN
'=ssi. af1=--- - CENTRAL RAILWAY,
WINTER SCHEDULE,

v N. "
TRAINS N0GTHWARD,
Leave Baltimore as follows
n 5@ff Aeeoanoaasion No: 1,.',.'., 72S A, N.
Eat PaTi.. Line cen, P. NJ
York do . ~ g
PaTkt0n do S "a =.
Pi,tsbUTg and Erie Express ...., ~
FlttsbErs anu EIuira EET-css...... IN
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STATE LAWS,
LAWS OF MARYLAND
tOfhciaI.l

PUBLIC GENERAL-CHAPTFR sz.