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~, senate and the Clerk Of the House attesng that the
act was passed by thirds vote OF both houses &c
Mr.. McDouaAiL, ldeml OF Cal, protested tnal tee on
was not fully repr sented when the bill was passed
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. SAUIssURY, (dem.) OF Del offered the Following
preamble and resoulions:-
PRiSlPLv uios WHICH TIE WAR WAS CONDUCTED
Whereas the the United States on the 25h Of
VIII.
Resolved That the present deplorabe civil has been
forced upon the country by the OF the southern
aies now IN revolt against The government ana ~ arms
@ a al eos o s n Se s sr
upon our part any spirit Of oppression for
any pupoe conquest for the purpose
INSTITUTIONS cf thesa States, bat to m,nsin
anse thereof and 10 preserve the Union with ali the dignity
equality and rights olthe sovereign States and
ea.h i q q s these OBJECTS are
And whereas the said civil war has ceased therefore,
Resolved That the Senate, in redemption OF the pledge
given by the adoption OF said resolution viii defend and
IN pursuance sh,rsof and preserve the Union WI, Al
ss SoaSs1n as9y s sGsAy ayasa @
Resolved Johnson President Of the United
sss on esa%. ns ~ h patriotic at
rn hs al ss sSssrn assy "slsd
that pledge him our cordial cooperation In his SAID
Mr. SUMNER objected to the present consideration Of
the above, and 1t went over under the rule
Mr. SALISBURY gave notice that he would call the sub
ject up again Friday next
TIE POSTAL LAWS
Mr. VAy WiNKIE, (rop) of W. Va, from the Committe
Post Offices and Post Roads reported, with amend
meuts the bill TO amend the postal laws II reduces tho
hne defacing inurnS mail matter letter or pillar
boxes from tho sand five hundred dollars aud the
imprisonment under certain cas- ~
The committee asked TO be discharged from the Senate
bill to amend the postal laws. In icu Of 1t tho House
bill was reported as above.
REMsuRs. MEST OF iRySsi LvANIA.
Mr.. WILSON, (rep) Of Mass called up the bill to reim
burse the State of Pennsylvania for the expenses In call
ing the militia of that Stale the government SER
vie 1t authorizes the Secretary Of War to pay 10 the
State of Pennsylvania sum not exceeding eight hun
dred thousand dol ars for the purpose named.
The bill was passed
GRANTS fUpLIC LANDS IN AID OF SHIP CANAL AVID
RAILROAD.
Mr. PoNERoY, (rep.l OF Kansas called up the bill 10
grant hundred thousand OF the public lands 10
aid In the construction ship canal from Lake Supe-
TO Lac La Belle, in the State Of Michigan
The bill was passed.
The bill making grant OF lands aid in the consruc
Non Of the Southern Minnesota Railroad was passed.
SENATE CHAMBER A. LECTURE ROOM.
Mr. WILLOW called up the resolution TO grant the use OF
the senate chamber to Mrs. C. Waing 10 deliver a
lecture the condition Of the South Tuesday even
Ing, the nth inst.
1he resolution passed.
Gu motion Of Mr.. TRrxsULL the Senate then, at ter
minutes 10 two T. NJ, went into executive session, ant
nj half-past two adjourned.
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Meeting OF the street Cleaning Commis-
stoners.

The Street Cleaning Commissioners met yesterday
morning the Mayors Office, City Hall The contra'- /
ors presented muncation asking for additional
dumping grounds and repairs for some OF the dumping
boards upon motion of the Counsel for the Corpora.
on 10 resolved that the Comptroller be directed 10
inquire and report at the next meeting OF the Com
mission 10 the extent 10 which tho request ol ie
conlractors could be compiled with. II was also re-
solved that the next meeting OF the Board the con
tractors bo notified ~ appear and report at wha me
they can remove the accul uEtion of Nth aud garbage
ut the dumping grounds. Mr.. jackson Schultz pre-
seuted agratu showing the streets cleaned and not
cleaned d ring the week ending April T. 1869 The con
tractors and their also handed M letter and
report showing tho cleaned by them during that
period
Tho Board then ad journed.
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The Death OF President Lincoln.
10 IaE InfdnI or rnE HTnAID.

April 10 10 the anniversary q the dsath Of Abraham
Lincoln. Business should BE- saspeudcd and the day
marked By fasting and prayer n sboald bs KEEP, scrsd
among as for ss~s Will you not call pnble attention.
Ia the fpproaeLins epoch. vhich shoud not gay IN.
ks~S~s ID.
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Mr. YssQrusR asksd lcsvs otter resolution tirect
Ing the COMMITTEES Invalid Pensions 10 inquire hto
the srpediency ol anne nding the existing Pen laws
by pvovtdine e:-frst, that all penfvns beleAts
eSaats1 shail be due to the held ~ ths
perron the time Of Ls death. d.ahsrge muser os,
second, allowing every peas,oned ssdisr 10 dfas an
nualiy ore anfofm cult of clcihins and uifd, 70 py
pensioners quarterly inst al of half yearly.
MI HAaDiso, tdem ~ ~, objected, ami Then,
quarter past four O'Clock, tha House adjourned
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in the streets in violation Of tho health law. Justice
bowling dncd the Offenders from 81 10 $40 each In do
fault Of payment many Of the prisoners we're committed
to the Tombs
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nKarna nuRiSa rnE WIZ
he deaths from rymo,ic aiseAse-, ty wards, eHdins

1he pfiofIzI fDaIisnsnt dlseaf~~ f~-alunF fhLkIII
wer~ small por, q, vphss fever, ~; typso,f =
Of the entire nsmb~r u Deaths fexssfsi thsre vere
la msn, N women, 80 boa % rfs-tp,si. tIs,
which s lncreA~s cf ~ ihe nanbsr fsyoftsd fof
the preceding vsk
VIOLATIONS ~ ruy nraLru Lsv.
within ne isss tvs Aays there b>en s,u' forty
arrests bvss nsssinrls fos usfDsn ssstA<e
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Troubles I'm tho AIanson Methodist Eptf-
copml Church.

ALLEGEp FRAUDULENT ELECTION or TRusTkks--
AFFIDAyITs OF MEMBERS oY ruR CHURCH
CoMiCAL SCENES AT Az EcCLEsiAsriCAL ELkc-
TloH-PoLtTICAL PRIMARIES oUTDoSE. ETC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-17
TO WHOM ASSESSED

Being the south IS feet
frout OF said lot By the
depth thereof.
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Professor Simpson, of Edinboro', whose
name is so widely known in connection With the
anashetc properties of chloroform has been created
a baronet.
By the will of the late Moody Kent, of
Concord, n. H., the New Hampshire Asylum for
the Insane will receive somewhere from $l50,000 to
$250,000.
Ground has been broken at St. Paul,
Mimi. for a magnificent opera house. 1t is to be
built OF blue limestone, quarried from the basement
OF the building. When completed it will be first
class opera house in all its arrangements.
"A wonderful mirage occurred at Fortress
Monroe on Saturday evening, lasting for half an
hour. The eastern shore of Virginia, Smiths Island
&c were visible to the naked eye, while the countrv
bordering on the James and Nansemond rivers, and
Newport News appeared to recede away off in tbe
distance.
The City Council of Boston have under
consideration the proposition to establish legal bu
reau which shall have the charge and care, under
the City Solicitor of all the legal business of the city
and the superintendenee of matters which pertain
such department.
The Boone County (lowa) index says
that about 500 Irishmen are at work on the Chicago
and Northwestern Railway, ives. of that place. and
tnat the road will be finished across the Des Moines
IN TWO months. The managers of this road are push
Ing II 70 the Missouri as fast as possible.
"A dispatch from General Dana, the Su-
perlntendent of the Boston and Reading Silver
Mining Company. which owns five of the best mines
at Austin, Nevada, has been received, IN which he
says: We have struck rich lode in the Corrineton
mine, which works $500 to the ton of ore partoulsr,
by mail.
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New York Cattle Markets.
M ARINE JOUR N AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY. March 20. 1885.
Arrived.

TUESDAY. March 90. 1896.
Arrived.
Steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell. from NorfoIl1-to
NJ Falls. Reports steamer VIM. Kennedy, Hallett.
hence for Boston, sailed from Norfolk at noon yester
day.
Steamer James Brady Lands from Norfolk-to
J Brckhead Jr. Reported at Norfolk steamer Geo.
Appold, Howes from Boston. for Baltimore;
Steamer Lancaster, Tomlinson, from Havre dc
Grace-to j Taylor.
steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, from New York
Steamer John S Shriver Dennis, from Philadel-
phia-mdse to j A Shriver.
Steamer State of Virginia. Travers, from Richmond
Schr Boston, Parker. from New York-to R NJ Hes
len-malt to sundry persons
Cleared.
Steamship Kingfsher. Rector. Chareston-s Blais-
Steamer State of Maryland, Travers, Richmond
Brandt, Jr.
Steamer Phoenix, Bearse, New York-S Blaisdell,
Steamer Thos Kelso. Russell Norfolk-M N Falls
steamer James L. Brady Lands. Norfolk
Steamer Mary Washington, Kirwan, Fredericks-
burg Taylor
Steamer Lancaster. Tomnson. Havre de Grace
J Taylor.
Steamer Express, Ryther, Alexandria, Need
ham n Sons.
Steamer Matilda, Gourley. Patuxent River-M L
Weems.
Steamer Henry L Cav. Her. Philadelphia
Shriver.
Brig Mississippi, (Br) White, Demerara-W II
Perot.
Schr Hannah Warwick North. philadelphia
Steamer Sea Gull Fish, New York.
Steamer Phoenix New Y ork in tow of Sea Gull.
Br bark Adelaide, Pendergast, Montivedeo-in tow
of Mary.
Bark Adelaide Etchberger. before reported below,
from Rio Janeiro, Feb 6th-cofee to Hugh jenkins
Co.
Steamer General Custer, sailed from New y Ork,
18th instant for Baltimore.
Bark Templar, Wilson, sailed from Buenos Ayrcs
r, Bark Edward Everett; Harding, from Boston. for
Baltimore was spoken 10Th instant Cape Mary, bear
ing west by north. 25 miles.
| Went to Sea.
| Ship David Stewart, Prentiss for Liverpool 18th
Bark Lizzie RAYMOND, Emery, hence for Matanzas
Bark St. Lawrence IBr) Steed, for Demarara. 18th
Bark Excelsior. (Br) Sexton, for Tough Foyle, Ire.
Brig Roseway Bell. Br Miller for St. Jago de
Brig ciota, Br) Hopkins, for Mayaguez, P R, 18th
| A brig unknown, from West Indies, bound to Bal
| timore-reported by the Baltimore pilots.
Memoranda.
| Steamer Cuba, Rollins, hence at Havana instant
| Ship Mary Whitridge Cressy from Antwerp 70,
New York, remained at Bermuda, I'd inst
| Bark Maryland, OBJ Steffens, entered outward a
| Liverpool, ID instant, for Baltimore.
| Br bark St. Ursula, Lanfare. from Rio Janeiro
| Feb I'd, arrived at New York. Goth.
Schr Frest. Merritt, hence at Rockand. 18th inst
| Schr Clara W Elwell. Long, hence at Savannah
| 10th inst.
| Correspondence Merchants Exchange and New
Room.
Steamship Worcester, March IS, 1866.
Left.Baltimore at II M Yesterday, and anchored
below New Point Light at l o'clock A NJ this morn
ing, the PILOT thinking it mprudent to the shiI
| any further. Eight o'clock A NJ, discharged pilo
| and went to sea, everything working well.
l Very respectfully, THos. A. BAIv
( Master Steamship Worcester.
lBy Telegraph to News Room
! Boston-ArTiYed March 20, schr Pavilion, Snow
from Baltimore.
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The Emperor of Austria and Mr. BancrOft's
Grafton.

From the Opinion Rationale March q
The celebrated American historian Bancroft, has
imprudently wounded the dignity of the house OF
Hapsburg to the quick. lie has dared to qualify the
Emperor Macmillan as an adventurer; and Francis
Joseph has sent strong protest on the subject to the
Cabinet at Washington. which, however has declined
to entertain it, and consequently the great American
republic and the ilustrious house of Austria are at
loggerheads.
We are glad to see the Cabinet at Vienna taking
part in the affairs of Mexico This is an excellent
opportunity to allow Austria the exclusive care of
defending the cause of Macmillan, who is much
closely connected with that country than with
France.
Moreover, the Emperor Macmillan might dispense
with all foreign assistance SINCE according to the
Mexican journals, he feels himself able to hold his
own, if necessary, against the Yankees
We learn from late English dispatches that there
great satisfaction at the capital of Mexico with
the turn that the Bagdad affair has taken and with
the attitude of the Cabinet at Washington, inasmuch
as it relieves the Emperor Macmillan of the neces-
sity Of declaring war against the United States"
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ENRENCH MEDICINES IN yOGUE,
an BY GRIMAULT & CO.,
CHEMISTS TO II. l. II. PRINCE NAPOLEON
40 Rue RicheIieu, Paris.
NO MORE COD LIVER OIL.
CIR INA ULT'S SYRUP OFIODIZED
HORSE-RADISH

NO MORE COD LIVER OIL.
GRIMA ULT'S SYRUP OF IODIZED
HORSE-RADISH.
This syrup is employed with the greatest success in
place of Cod Liver OIL to which it is infinitely supe
nor 1t cures diseases of the chest scrofula. lym
phatlc disorders green Sickness muscular atopy and
loss OF appetite 1t regenerates the constitution nv
purifying the blood, and is in word the most now
erlui depuGatlve known 1t Is administered with the
greatest efficacy to young children, subject to bu1
mours or obstruction of the glands. No more Con
sumption, Grimaults Syrup of HypOphist of Lime
for all diseases OF the chest This medicine is nyaI
able; 1t is largely used at the "Brompton HosptaIn
in London for Consumption, and generally apnroVad
OF by the leading medical men in England and in
France No more poverty of the blood and pale com
glexion. DIX. LERAS' PHOSPHATE OF IRON
This new terruglnous medicine contains the elemenf
OF the blood and bones and Iron in LIQUID state II
is different from all hitherto offered to the nnhc iS
liquid, coloTless and taSteless 1t speedily cures
ehoross, pains IN the stomach difficult digestion,
dysmenorrhea, anemla. s-'
The majority of the Academies of Medicine IF
Paris, recommend the Phosphate of Iron to ladies of
delicate constitution suffering from anema. and oil
other persons fatigued from over Anxiety nervonI
emotions overWork general debility and poornass
of blood 0''
1t is the only preparation which never causes nm
stlpation, and can be borne by the most delicate
stomachs.
Nervous Headaches, Neuralgias, instantaneou
cured by GRIMAULf'S GUARANA, a yeretaI
Brazilian substance. entirely innocuous.
Internal or local new curative agent MATICO-
Grimault j. Co., Paris. This new remedy is prepared
from the leaves of Peruvian pepper shrub, called
MAIlCO, and cures promptly and Sygzli6ty, without
any fear of infammatory results. The great ma
I9rity Of physicians in Paris, Russia, Germany and
New York now use no other remedy. 4N
GENERAL DEP0T:-In Paris, at GRIMAULT
i CO.'S, Chemists 49 rue Richeleu. In New York
at j. NJ. BECKER'S. 129 Grand street; FOUGEIRSAtA
Brooklyn, 49, st. In Baltimore, at ANDREWS
Il THQMPS0N'S-and at every good Chemists.
fe23 limo
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HOTELS, ETC.

TEVHE PACIFIC HOTEL is well and widely
IL known to the travelling public. The location is
Is especially suitable to merchants and business men,
y Is IN close proximity to the business part of the
cltyIis on the highway of Southern and Western
travel-and adjacent to all the principal Railroad
The PACIFIC has liberal accommodations for over
3VO guests 1t is well furnished and possesses every
ment of its inmates. The rooms are spacious and
well ventllated provided with gas and water the at
tendance Is prompt and respectful and the table is
season. -
. The subscriber. who, for the past few years. has
to identify himself thoroughly with the interests of
his house. With long experience as a hotel-kee
he trusts. by moderate charges and liberal policy
Hotel. "'i1'
N, B.-To prevent overcharge by hackmen. tbe
coaches OF tho Hotel are owned By the proprietor
sel3-lv JOHN PATTEN, JR.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, March go.

C0FFEE;-We have reported to-day q sale Of an
said to have been made at l54 gold in bond. This
sale was made day or two since but was not made
public until to-day. The market generally is dull
we quote as follows viz: Rio at l715GlS1a cts gold
for COMMON l?SS cts gold for fair to good 2o4@2l
cts gold. and Java at S@2s1% cts gold.
FLOUR.-The market is quiet to-day, but we see
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LIP. STEVENS, Attorney at law, N. W. cor. Lev.
ington and St. Paul SITS. Entrance I'd door on St
Paul street. Professional business attended to in ali
the Courts of Baltimore and State of MARYLAND
Houses, Farms, and Ground Rents bought and sold
LOANS Negotiated. Oil Lands and Leases for sale in
West Virginia aud Pennsylyanis; also. Coal and
Mineral Lands. fe22-iy
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Two SOLDIERS FAMILIES.

BUUNIY, PENSION
BACK PAY, PRIZE MONEY. ar
The Widow, Child, Father. Mother Bgotber or
Sister. &C., of any Officer, Soldier or Seaman who
dies in the service Of the United States is entitled to
Bounty. Pension or Back Pay. &c. Full information
given. and all such claims promptly collected by
WIN. B. HILL,
Government Claim Office,
70 W. Fayette street.
~, Baltimore, Md
reply. ' "A~ ds1Ss. ~ F'
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Two letters, written by Worcester, Mass
man. to his brother in Mexico. with six years be-
tween. were both delivered by the same mail in Jan
uary last.
MIR. John T. Owens begins an engage.
ment of two weeks at the Boston Theatre, on Mon
day. April 90 and will afterwards make tour of the
New England cities.
The receipts of coffee at the port of New
York for the year Just closed nearly one hum
dred and thirteen million pounds, and into the Uni
ted States one hundred and thrty-three and a-halt
Millions
The Methodist revival reports from all
parts OF the country show an average list of
slohs OF between five and six thousand week. The
Centenary offerings-especialIy the Missionary
whlch nave thus far been taken up in the churches
snow an increase in some cases of 400 per cent over
previous years. - NA' WV
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Albany Live Stock Market, March 10.

one for sellers the fall in prices being about as
as any that we have recorded in a long while. Il
was apparent last week that the supply now would
be large but few though that it would reach $50
head. and therefore, even those who purchased al
Buffalo on Tuesday and Wednesday. at the receding
figures, and that they have mscalcuated. and can
NOT get out wlIh.ut loss The declineis equal to
cent ? h live weight. o. FL grades except. perhaps
the hsst extras and on this description prices have
dropped least 3aG5{ cent e n Some sellers say
stock from Buffalo a4.d others hope to make a com
mission while losing the freight. The average quality
of the beeves is hardly to the average of the cattle
il last week.
Reeepts-The following is comparative statement
of receipts this market, the Central railroad,
estimating IL to tue
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Immigration.

The following statement gives the number of emf
grant passengers that have arrived at Castle Garden
from the LIST to the 18th, with the European ports of
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I'D al4l ID orsF NoE 2 ns9;,y,v
WINTER SCHEDULE,
On and after Monday, Nov 90 1865
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
Leave Baltimore follows:
York Accommodation, No. 1......,,,.. 72O a n
- 900
Par,fon Acccnn, "a 49, P N,
poit 10 3............... $50 %
Pittsburg and Erie Express. "a
FNISHurs ana nj binlTa Express
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Pittsburg and EImira Express Express. 7oo A. NJ
Iarkton accommodation, No 2.............. $50 i"
I OK accommodation, No. 2...............1Ol5 "
ParEton Accommodation, No. 4, at Bolton 4.3O I"
York Accommodation, No, 4..............'. 9l5
Mail; Fast Line and Pittsburg and Elmira Express
VIII NOT stop between Baltimore and Parkton.
Fast Line, Mail and Accommodation trains leave
daily except Sundays.
urdays: '7'''
PittSburg and EIlaira Express leaves daily.
Mall and Accommodation Trains arrive daily ey-
cept on Sundays.
Elmira Express arrives daily except Mondays.
Fast LINE arrives daily.
t2ll Fast Line, PittSbUrg and Erie Express and
Plttsburg and ElmTa Express make close connection
with the Pennsylvania Central Railroad at Harris
burg for Pittsburg, Cleveland, Columbus Cincnn att
Indianapolis, Chicago St. Louis, Fort Wayne Louis-
Vile Cairo, and all points in the West, Northwest,
and Southwest. Mail and Express Trains connect nj
Elmira with the New York and Erie Railroad for
all points in Northern, Central and Western New
York. 1'o"
For further information, apply at Calvert Station.
j. n. DUBARRY,
General Superintendent,
ED. S. YOUNG,
nolS-u General Passenger Agent
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DENTISTRY.
WtncheIi's Steam Dental
establishments

LILLY No. 1872 SARAToeA sT.. NEAR Frr.v,
TEETH inserted on American. English and French
V4lcanlie Tor only SO, $40, $50 PER SET
DIR. b. q. WlNCHELL (recently from Paris hav-
Ing purchased the house l62 Saratoga st. has opened
the largest and most complete Dental Office and Lab
Teeth in the very best style of the art warranted per
feet IN every respect, at the above extremely low
prices, tlillng Teeth made speciality having had
u years successful practice in the city of Wheeling
Dr. Wnche does not hesitate say that he can cure
all ordinary eases Oothacao without tho slightest
pam and restore the teeth 10 health and usefulness
Uirougn lIo. best cI references given. Call and
tnE
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ROOFING, ETC.

PAGES IELT, CEMENT AND GRAVEL R.Oop-
JEg
Is the oo't II uss' and has been vol knov for st
teen years. IL
we guarantee all new work for FIVE years,
~ ~ Is better than Tin. and costs half as much.
Old Roofs repaired at short notice.
We arc the only manufacturers OF ROOFrnrn NJ,
TEGIALS in Maryland. eli Of which We ION 80
stantiy ca hand Tor sale We 1>'sp Con-
l1N 69QtS and IRON FENCES paintsd Will,
oaY FhIAN thRA#EINE VARNfSH VIII
,au PAGE BROS X CO..
Wv S-r1=fh
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.n EsassssafA. YORK ROAD RAl.-
t4s&SSg III s--@eSs.z-1IT WAY.
On and after MONDAY next March 5th, cars will
except II noon " - --'
Night car for TowsOntown at II P N.
n Leave ToWsontown every hour from A. NJ. to
7. NJ. except Y noon. nos
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en- tss 8E NEW ARRANGEMENT


PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAITT-
MORE RAILROAD
Or, On ana after Monday. March Il, the trains will
Iea aI PreSident Street Depot as follows viz:
- way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Stations
1l0P NJ. l' iiU NC" ioIA aI
accommodation Train for Havre de Grace and in
termediate Stations at AS P NJ. '@ -
y Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
Express Train for New York at 8.5OP.M.
The above Trains leave daily except Sunday
ON SUNDAYS.
For New York and Philadelphia at 8.5OP.M.
For Salisbury. apd intermediate points on Della
ware Railroad, take 6;35 P. NJ. train, and for Dover
Delaware, take the Ito ?. NJ train -'' - w '''
r-4r VIM. CRAWFORD,
= AGENT.