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THANKs--We are indebted to Mr. w p
FoeERTY, book seller and periodical dealer
for copies Of Northern papers in advance Of
the mail. His establishment is on Main, OBJ
posite Bank street, and the latest journals may
be had at his counter. as
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SUICIDAL ATTEMPT. "A destitute and un-
fortunate female took quantity Of strychnine,
purposing to destroy herself. DR.. Gait was
called to attend the case, and is of the opin-
ion, that the poor creatures life may be
saved
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u MAN DRowNED,- boat. capsizel off the
Naval Hospital this morning at about $50,
containing one man, name unk noYn, who I'M
happily met a "watery grave gisfg
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LOCAL..
The Day Book,
At TWELVE CENTS A WEEK,
LEAVE YOUR NAMES. u L

Persons in this city or Portsmouth, desiring
,he nan Book left al their homes. can have it
properly attended to by having their names
lett at our counting room.
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Doe MATTER.-Mr. PATRONS dog Boss
and R. R. MOVIES dog Rouse, were entered
Mnoday in rat-killing contest The contest
came off in Portsmouth. This affair of our
civilization attracted a number to witness the
highly entertaining and instructive sport,
which was to develope the relativs capacity
of the pitted terriers, Result: PATToN's
dog Boss proved to be the champion, dis
tancing his competitor by two seconds. Boss
broke the necks of ten rats in one minute and
ten seconds, while Rouse did not master the
situation in which he was posted, until after
the expiration of one minute and thirty-two
seconds; the ten appropriated to him having
survived the other victims by two seconds Of
time. Such was the result sec 4.
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SITE FOR WATER BAsIN.--On motion Of
Mr.. FEssENDEN, the joint resolution to Rau-
thorize the appointment of examiners to ex-
anime site at orlnear Portland, Maine, for
fresh water basin for the iron-elads, was
taken np.-[senate prooeedings,lo YT5Id
q Before it ssaet CO." thee resolution is
likely to eliminate 10 brandy and water;
for we observe in the proceedings that the
House refused to impose a tax On spirit
rappings and kindred manifestations. 714a
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MAYORS CouRT-1Portsmouth, May % 1866
MayorsJ. G. White, Presiding =
Solomon Anderson, freedman, was arrested
by officer Harrison, for robbing the trunk ofJas.
Gregory of $40 in gold, silver and greenbacks,
confessed the crime and was sentson to the Court
of Hastings. esyiH& s2&s
Eliza Riddick obtained Judgment for $40 against
her husband for Entertainment, &c. Arrest made
by officer Harrison. si,nrriaeJ tne sTc3 9st
Rachael Rogers, arrested for fighting and
drunkenness, was discharged.
% a warrant was issued for Mr.. Duffy for shooting
Mr.. F. Collins, this morning.. NTIaE @WEE
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ASTIFF Breeze prevailed Monday night from
the North, and from midnight blew in rough
gusts, making the shrunken window frames
rattle. Daring the prevalence Of these gusts,
the knoeker Of our front door, on Crawford
street. Portsmouth, was caused to rattetwice,
which we attributed to the wind. 1t was 8
o'clock Tuesday morning, and as we had not
retired, we ascertained the cause to be a ma
rine, who sought admittance, stating he had
injured his hip. We commended him to the
adjacent hotel--but he left displeased at our
want Of hospitality, yet, uttering prayer in
our behalf While not wishing to be- UNI
charitable, we deemed it rather a questiona-
Bile procedure to admit such a stranger at
such an hour. a4gYa ,iooTa
There was no policeman, On Crawford
street at that hour, o. on the first occasion Of
the disturbances the conduct of the
stranger would have subjected him to suspi-
cions which would have warranted his arrest.
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HOSPITAL FOR DuoKs.-In Paris there is
hospital for superannuated cats, and theysare
about to establish one for dogs in London.
The Boston 1raueuer suggests that we shall
next hear of hospital for goats at Madrid,
for pigs at Dublin, for rats at Edin burg, and
at Washington, for ducks, probably, eos
Hardly-ras Forney the great puddle duck
is dead. -EDAY Book 4ssl ae "a 5s 6
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TIE LATE Dr.. GkEENHow wv e are pain
ed to learn that DR.. ]. w, GREES HOW died a.
Chapel HILL on the 18th instant 81 He wa
formerly a surgeon in the q. S. Navy;reS
signed and entered the Confederate service
The Doctor was man of fine social qualities
Of varied information, and skilled in his pro
fession. He was stationed at Wilmington DUR
ing the war, and in the epidemic, in that
place in 1862, his ilabors were unceSSing and
successful, He was the, soul Of aonor. and
held in the highest estimation by oall who
knew him. He leaves destitute family 81
Chapel Hill. sa r i0 NJ sS''''''8 -'D ~ Z
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AUCTION SALES.
A TLANTIC HOTEL,

A TLANTIC HOTEL, a,
N NORFOLK; "a
FOR RENT.
Sealed proposals will be received until the LIST
day of June next, for the
LEASE FOR FIVE YEARS,
from LIST of January, 1867, of the above named
popular and well known Hotel.
The house was erected in 1852 and is one OF the
handsomest Hotel Buildings in the South. 1t
centrally and pleasantly located, contains ITO
Rooms, including Bar and Billiard Rooms Sit
ting Rooms and Parlors, and is capable of accom-
modating about 800 guests.
For further particulars, apply to
HENRY GHISELIN,
may7-tlstj Secretary Norfolk Hotel Co.
1ESIRA Offices and Rooms in
~ the building corner of Main and Commerce
streets.
One Office fronting on Commerce street; on the
lower floor.
Four second floor offices, with convenient en-.
frances ON Main and Commerce streets
Sixor eight desirable lodging rooms for gentle
men.
The above Offices and rooms are in good order
and possession given on the LIST May.
Apply to j. G. DLMING,
On the premises, 4
ap27 or AZ Bank street. =
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A CARD TO MY FRIENDS

A CARD TO MY FRIENDS.
HAVE heard that certain OBJ
i scure journal has endeavored to impress tne
lnds of the citizens of Norfolk with the idea that
have or will deter Northern capital from com,
ing to this city.
In answer to all such charges, will, say that,
though "Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart, and all
the other little dogs bark at me-" l shall move
straight forward, regardless of their snarls, and
their diminished cur tails.
have jus. boaghs HOW VII logs suitable ' fdr soe
nno Yankee piano-forte manufacturer organ
builder, and would here announce, that will
purchase, in the same funds, Southern White Oak
Knees, straight and crooked White Oak Ship
Timber, from ex-Rebel sellers, or others, giving
the preference to the former, rather than to
knavish, honeyfuggling, coquettins Copperhead
Yankee. Respectfully submitted.
& FRANCIS DECORDY, Republican,
Chamberlaines wharf, 81.
Norfolk, Va,
Where the best RED AND WHITE Asa Coal, can be
purchased for cash or approved paper ~ Z,
N. B.-Principles not for sale.
may17 z. D.
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NoRreLk CouNrr counr, Esd, i. H. ,Kineman
Presiding Jastiee. I'll yHbsag6T "a TI,lSssT "a ~
z Gases before the Court-no decision at the lime
of our going 10 press
4 SEA 6IsSsp Esgrste A.
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Bile for the following: daos s4H3 ds
OFFIcIAL,-Married, at the residence Of
Mr., Ben. Jarvis, in Marshalltown, Iowa, by
the Reverend Mr.. Wiley Joe Baugh; chats
us) and Miss. Mary O. Swanson, that's more
of us, ~ 39l' 3 ,.l ~ ''3 s. sl9sflia
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ID UBLIC LAND SALES IN WISDOM
T. SIN

SYNOPSIS OF THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
No 10, DATED JUNE II, 1866. 1900. -
II orders public sales In the State Of WISCONSIN ~
folOwsi . -,
A. the Land once at LA CROSSE, on the l1.h day Of
SEPTEMBER next, the reserved sections In thrty-Hk
Townships and parts Of Townships In the counheS Oh
Monroe, Jackson, Trempaleau, and Buffalo.
Al the Land ONCE at La CROSSE, on the gath day Of
sEPTEMBER next, seventeen parts Of Townships, the
counties as above. ,u oo,x, -, =,
day Of OCTOBER next, the reserved sections In forty
four Tow and parts Of Townships, In the counties
Of Dunn, Pierce, and st. Croix,
Al the Land Once at FALLS ST CROlx, on the I'D
day Of OCTOBER next ten parts Of Townships In the
counties Of Pepin and Pleree an,
Al the Land Once at EAU CLAIRE, the LIST day Of
OCTOBER next the reserved sections In ten parts OF
Townships, in the counties Of Clarke, Chippewa Eau
Claire, and Dunn. ,,,,, no,ym A., mai,
day Of OCTOBER next, hundred and ten Townships
and parts Of Township the counties Of Marathon and
Oe0nto, .,...,. A., a., -,
OCTOBER next sixty seven Townships and parts Of
| Tow nships in the county Of oconto.
| Of pubiie inads j. n. EDMUNDs
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
| GENERAL LAED oFYIoE, jane II, 1866.
NoTs-Under the regulations Of the Department, a.
heretofore and now existing, NO payment can DO made
;assE . b .us r.
s.oasI II ~ General Land osss. 3sa'viS
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iaS.tf

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
" RokD.-rHRoUdH By RAIL FROM WASHING
Ton AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
On And si.sI IRiDAY, September 1. 1885, the trains
on this road will run - followsi b.. ... p
TRAINS SOUTH. rrfr
Lave washinston at IA. m. and s. 80 p. N.
Leave Alexandria at 7S5 .. N. and p. I.s..
Leave Gordonsvills at IL 50 p. m. and loan.
Arrive In Richmond at p. m. and .. m.
Arrive at Lynehburs st g. % p. m. and g. .. N.
TRAINS NORTH. - .-
Lave Lysshburs At e.<5 .. m. and !. 10 p. N.
Lave Rshmond :. !. :. N; and J: lsP; M
Arrive 81 Alexandria at 4.66 p. m. and 40 An.
Arrive al Washington at $50 Pm and 6.2 lam.
On sundayslssvs W Arlington at 9: 80 m. only.
Local fregh hit train leaves Alexandria al O. NJ. ar
riying In 0ordonsvllls at II. % q. m.
Leave: aordonsviils as lass p NJ arriving In Alex.
ThrousS freight train leave. Alexandria .. m.
arriving in Lynehburs II 7.Io ,. m.
Leave. Lynohburs at SO q n, arriving In Alex
P..:sussis rom wsrr.n.oa will tax. tn. = I. n
train south from Washinston, and the g. - g. m train
Pas.sSssrs By he s4s q. m. and 7.lS .. m. trains
from Lynchbufg, and the N. and 7.l6 p N. trains
from Richmond connect With trains a wsshinston for
all parts Of the North and West. o..
This route has tbs all othsrs By having
. eontinuous rail from New York to Lynohburg, COB
il also passes through FAIRFAX, Bull Run Manassas
Bristsw Catlett's Rsppahsnnock, Culpsper, Orange,
aad 6ordonsvlls where many Of the great battles Of
the late rebellion were fought.
opposite the B. snd Q. r. r. Depot, IN washington;
also, at the Depot, on Maryland avenue.
Trains leave the Of Hirst and streets wash
ington. W. H. MoCAFRRRTY,
General supsrintsndsnt.
J. n. BROAD1s,
oes.H General Passenger Agent.
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n RIP A Ms COUR T :.

- - - AuaUsT 7, 1866.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To VIII;
In the Of James johnson, executor Of Dolly Ann
Williams deceased, the executor Aforesaid hAs with The
appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of Washington
County aforesAid appointsd SATURDAY the LIST day Of
September next for the ANAL settlement and distribution
Of the psrsonA estate Of sxd deceased, and OF the
assets hand as far a. have been collected and
turned int money when and whore all the creditors
their claims properly vouched thay may BY
law DO excluded from all bensht In said deceased
tate provided copy Of this order be Published once
prsvioss 70 Ne said day.
Tests q O. BoBBIHS,
s71''ssvsw RsststsS u wtls,
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RAILR no a ID -.

II II d. N q A Il Il u A ID
fkSn PBvLApELPHiA 70 Tak INTERIOR OF PENN.
suMRsRIiNpi AND wYoMIsd VALLEYS, THR
north NORTHWEsT AND THE CAEADAs.
-'FST ; OF
suMnRR ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leaving the Company 3 Depot, at THIRfEsNTH and
cALLowELL streets, Philsdslphia, at the following
M7pa M, Tor Reading and intermediate Stations.
A. sl5 a. m, for Reading. Lebanon, Harrisburg.
Potisylis. Pinesrovs, Tamaqaa, sunbnry, Williams.
SS.' w,a:.S.fI., Pi.iss Tori csi.:, 0S.nSsr..
This train eon meets Of RRADING With East Pepnsyl-
bsnon Valley train for Harrisburg. etc; At PORT
CLINTON with the CasawissA RsilroaA trains for WIZ
lsmsbu LockhAven, RlmirA, etc, 81 HARRISBURG
WITH Northern Central Cum bsrland Valley, aad schuyl.
Kill aod susquehannA trains for Northumberland VIII
Transport YORK. GsiSss5s1 sSP pI:sIo'' etc.
vile. H..r.Surs, etc, esansssins with Reading and
WIN READING AUGMENTATION. H'
Leaves Reading q Q a. m, stopping at all way sta
Retu; leaves Philadelphia At p. m arrives In
Reading q: 2 % p N.
Trains for phisdslphia leave Harrisburg, = 10 ?.
psa Al D. m. Iftsraoon train. leave Harrisburg q,
10 p m Pottsvilis ~ 40 p. IN, arriving In PhilA'
aslnhia Al g az o. M .f.. --
HARkisBURa ACCOMMODATION
Ia.v.s Rsadlng Al T. 30 a m and Harrisburg ct l. 10
- :. sn,nsct,nv AT Raadiug with AfteruoOp Accom-
a.uon sautb Al 10 D. IN arriving in ilAdslphis at
q 10 m
Msrtet train with passenger car attached, leaves
phiisdslpha q, u IS noou for Reading and ali way
stations Leaves Reading at 80 a. m, and Dow ming
s ,S%a - 'A''p " A'' ''' '"''
All the above trains run daily. Sundays excepted H.
sunday rss leave s,s pSisSsipSi. for R..dins
Al a m returning from Reading AT iz5 p. m. -
CHkSTRR yALLkY RAIsROAD. O."
Passengers for Downingtown and intermediate points
take ths L. so and g. 10 g. m, and p. trans from
returning from Dow ningtown at 6.35
m md n 10 noon
NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PITTSBURGH AND THE
- WEST.
RssIins At o5 and IL IS q. n and AS D. m and con
pectInV at Harrisburg with Pennsyvania and Northern
Central railroad express trains for Pittsburgh Chicago
Wiliiain.port, Elmira Baltimore, &c. .,
Rsturning, express train leaves Harrisburg arrival
of ths P.nnsylysnia expires. from Pittsburgh at and
"a a m and eI6 D. m passing Heading at 4.4a and
10 o. :. m And IL 81 D. n and arriving In New York
tssss trains tLrouss between Jersey City and Ptts.
burvb without cL.nFe
mail train for New York leaves Harrisburg at Ale
n. M. Mail train for Harrisburg leaves New York n
lam
sCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave Potsyille At and IL 3Oa. and III
N m returnipp from TamaauA at T. 50 g. M, aud Ia
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Observation-Disclosures
lCvDO CENTRAL RAILROAD. 7lOOO
! TWELVE DAILY rRAIss. ",

o. and .s.r MONDAY, october 10, 1888, .,.,.s ~aii
leave the Union Passenger Depot corner q Warrington
and Liberty srsets, Pittsburgh, "a, as fonovs: 100
stopping At JoAnstown Consmaugh 0allLssn, Altoona,
and all principal stations, and making direct eonnse-
lions ct Harrisburg for New YORK. BALTIMORE and Wash.
nston snd d rhiladsiphia for New fork, Boston, snA
intsrnt Late podnta. =. . &. u
ALTOONA AOCOAhODATIOh, daily exeeps sunday
M6;0 m, stopping d All regular stations between
fisssburgh and Altoona and mssi1s close eonnsesiSs
with trains on the Indiana Branch West fsnnsy
Railrcad, Rbsn.burgand Orsssoa Railroad, and Hoih
Gay asnN Breach
fiTIsbuk4A AND kklx AAiL, eAily sxssps sunday'
~ no . m, stopping oply y Consmaugh, 9anitsen,
Altoona and Al pr1ncp.i sations paking direct eon
nsensn = harhoufs Tor New iorf, BALTIMORE, ane
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, SuORE LINE HALLWAY.
- GREAT MAIL ROUTE
BETWEEN
vpw Work, PRovlDAhCE AND BOSTON.
~HRRE DAILY TRI

~HRRE DAILY TRAINB,
,, III, corner Of Twenty seventh street
and foSr,S sysu. y, stsGm., i2:io' and Up IN.
mil, , routs between New York and
p rms new ana PCpua. delightful between the two
great cities skirting as It doe % sIm' a ns sa
s d anu NAT aa, nnay.uc. to trsyeers) aud af
tOrding fine sea breeze Learly me Iii n,I, tr.,n
Splendid sleeping ears attached ..S,;aN Pr..asnt
sels-u b. h. eChENtN>o -'s.e'A.
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILRoAD-ls66

Passenger Station in New York. corner Twenty Seventh
street and Fourth avenue.
Entrance Twenty seventh street.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK:
a., J, 90 EI: So, $50 and % EI. D p IN. For
Bridgeport, TOO, 500 (Rx. y $50 m. II 10 (Rx },
500 lEi), so, 50 500 (EIl p N; Por Milford and
STAFFORD, 100 ll.30 a. m. g. D, 40 m. For Fair
hsld, southport and wssPcI, 90, II 80 m $40 80
p. m. For Norwalk, 90, 90 (Ex ESQ II. 80
i2l6 (Ex), 500 (Rx s46, so, $50 500 (Ex Up. For
Darisn. 100, 80, n,so =; an $40. ~, 80 ?. m
$50 ?. N ESI stamford, 90 500 o.. ssS lI.sS
m; For POrte6s:!sI and intsrmssist: stations,
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Fer Boston via Springfield, 90 . n. EIli 500 Ex),
500 p For Boston via Shore Line, lai6 (Ex ], $50
p. m. Fer Hartford and Springfield 500 ok. q N.
i2io, sc Erl. sc P: n' For connsstieut River
.. m. to Northampton. Eor Hailford Providsnos and
Hshkiil Railroad, s. 90 (Ex.) a m. l2Ib p m. For
New Haven, New LSadS1 and stosingon RsilIead At
IL 10 p. m. 70 Northampton For Housatonio Railroad
400 q m. For NsugAtuck Railroad, 500 Q. m; 500 D.
m FOR Danbury and Horwalk Railroad, zoos, 10 . m
Commodious sleeping ears attached 70 p N. train.
apa JANIS H. HoYT, Superintendent.
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40 H Al L n o A DIS.
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON,
rrH AND DALr1M0RR IAILRoAD,
TIE . 2 AD L =.

|H.H-H#. fIMn fADLl. ~ 90
Oennsasag MONDAY, April 10Th, 1Ses.
fssins for Baltimore and Washington lsavs PAila.
dslphia ~ follows, u
KYprsssi 400 p. m, IIpresa and u 49, p n, xxprsss.
Way Nail Train for Baltimore II Sf6G n. =.
TRAINS IRON BALrfnoRR 70 PH1LADYLfHIA,
Lss,: Baltimore, I;ssa m, w.Y Hsil 100 r. e:
=, e 9iI1F 90 SUNDAY rRAiHs7 A-sa IN
q Leave Phiisss,ylis for BsiMMess snA wash,nston
~ 10 o m, and il. 90 ,. n ~ Ean'1Z.-t 30 Ga##
Leave Baiimors Tor Philadelphia o. as Pa ada ,
Leave Baltimore for New York atsp m; ~
milo ''f'F'al n p KINNEY, supsristsndsnt.i
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rINHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
i INGT0N, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

TNHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
i INGTON, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK
wAsHIHaroH, March 20, 1885.
Trains between Washington and New York are now
. follows, viz. f.r
IoR NEW YORK, without change Of cars,
Leave daily (sxespt Sunday 1t 80 n, and 60
FOR new YoRK, changing sssssa p~,Iadslphis,
Leave daily Except sundsy)G 10 . n, and $50
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday Of TSo and 11.16a M,
and 40 and 6.D p m.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia At go p. m
only.
sleeping for New York go p. m train daily.
can be had at the Station once 81 all hours the day
Is we'll At the Insulated Lines Telegraph building
476 Fifteenth street, opposite the south wing Of the
Treasury Department, and Just above wiards' Hotel
Bee Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, annapolis,
and the West, J. L. WILSON,
Master Of ransportation.
L. N. COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. g. K00Nfz,
oc Agent. Washington.
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RAIL N O A ID =.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AND
w GI0R0lrOwN RAILROAD. ''0f
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

VyALllMOIkE AM oA11O AshlA<EkohD.
.4.... wAsMnsfos, June II, 1893 ,
Trains between WASHINGTON and BALrlhORB, aqd
WARRINGTON AND THE WEST, are now run 81 fol-
lows, Wis: ~ .-EHl
z FOR BALTIMORE ....I .a.u
=. m, and as, 4 80. and 500 m. - r-r
Bt FOR ALL WAT STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, st 100 = m. and L -
voR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANsAPoAIs JUNO
N. daily, except Sunday. Be- reaJs
FOE AHHAPoLIa a..,t
Leave At !. 90 Aad T. 20 = m and % p. =. 10 trsin
70 or from Annapolis on Sunday.
..rr. on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at !. 80 An and a4s and soopn
brr -. FOB WAY sTATloNa mn,
Leave q $50 . m. and 4 - and p Il
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WHIST.
Leave daily, except sunday, at $50 .. n. snd 500
On Sunday, At g. % p m. only, connecting st Relay
Station with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling, Par.
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