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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-11

LeSisiauEe Sunusry
Jan. 8. II the senate q -otioa was
made O. reconsider th- vote ditectiu- ths
Sscre'ary % The senate 70 furuisA each
rnesuher and cfoer % the Sena,e wfh
ter dollars worth % postsgc-s',urs 30,
tn senate fciusci q rcconsiier. an the
sianPs vcrc accordingly furnished
IN he House. Mr. Dana. Of EIiiot. pr
scnted an order that the Clerk Of ihc
IIousc D. directed o. furnish each member
ard osccr 18th Eve dollars worth % post
ace stamp Ancr sorse dls-ssion thu
yeas and nay- -crc ordered. aai rcsui,cl
a fotoss.--yeas :. nav. ioo.
4 oomuunicaiion "a. rvcrivsd from che
Sscrc'ary q STATE. transuiif.iny The anuuai
reports ~ the Trustees AM Sur.-rinicuirrt
Of he lnsaae Hospital and % The Dank
Commissioncrs.
The Trustee oi che Insane Hospital re-
port The uinr IN prccc.. - erection The
past year a. fnishci AMI furnished a. cost
oi Sii.fSO 90. Amount 81 appropriation
Or % sane sii.5oo. leaving halano-
~ so % o. 20 returned o. The State Trras-
uV. TIE Tresfces recommend ~ arrro-
aii.a ier i.c purpose oi erecting another
ssr 80 ihc other extremity q thr ranrr.
IT, SuIr-otsu.lcn' IMPORT, ibc ra-,her
NJ nti'en's AZ tir comu-ure-rut 20 tho
year -'s.-ff5 rnaics and i5t f,r,i'c.. al
r'i''ef sirfe. 80. males al Cp e.
r'a'e' n'a-n.- total az fi2 paii,ais an
der trsafueni trrinr thr wear az thcs~.
iaf iavc trc' disria--s1 -s5 -a'es al
"a tuairs; ,rssir- 'n 60 Hospital 81, tie
eni of'h- rra- e-f. Oftb-.e Declared.
CD rvrotrrrl. 80 i-rl-.,,.i. i3 ur--ur.r,,,Ii.
az Go dicI Tbr deaths vere oau.ei a.
fli.'us. consumption io. d.arrhea Q. oll
Az 6. oo-rcs'ion OF hrnin 8. general pare
- 3. 81 'rr.s 6. exhaustive mania I. drop-
sg .. ani to committed suirile.
S.noe r- rr~eii5r. in $3.50. there have
ben rrcei,~,l irio thc Hospital s,tt "a
tierfs s56> hav, tacn discharged an f-s
bate I,r1
TIE Trcasu-rr reports crrcll.ia-c. for
iie rasi year 49, $50 20 .-rcceipt. cover
- zee isii a-rounf.
E~soa-res cftL, Hospital.
l'.ifs tpr. sir.fC. -g
Lialiitirs. p.tfrDf
Balsnc, 90 favor of Hlosrath. t.lss -
Projects of farm thc past ,sa- arc So
6s8 81.
The Back Corr--r-sirnr-s rsrort nir~
banks 'till a,i.-- anirr o. safe charter.
rirrfss' closing up ur..i-r as of l-,-s. f1a-.
issn coarsrtrI i-i1 Naiionai Backs ra.'sr
a-' 81 i-f5. anl i~rrfy -r,,a s,lrr 81; a
i-f.
IT, Amount 90 STATE bills ia cir.ais,isa
/ Dec. 3. i~5l. va Sl.-9Gsi3
Amount oforra'afian at date % ,aamia-
a'.p1 i- Istsr. ss-p.qT1.
M.ndsv. Ian. g. a. ti- S--a,s vas re-
Critrl ihs aanail r.i,,rt ol thc S,aie Treas
org. of -iiL the ioiIo-i-g ia oomperd .
u BE amt. received ritLin
co. trar. s.Es-rf -
hai r Ira.--, Jao. Q. l-cc. .s lss q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-11
OBJ 0tfOr0 democrat
PARIS MAINE JAN. II. iss7.
Maine Legislature and Surroundings.

on Wcsinesdsy al .ast vcek For Prrsi-
dent q thc senate three persons wcrv ran.
cA.-iIon. Geo. W Wo-,tman. of Port
isnd iiou " Porter. a. Pcnohscot:
aad Hon. y. 4 Burpoc. Of Rockland
The lriends 81 Ar. Wc,.lusn ~crc an
doub'cil, IN The ssccaicncy unii he de-
clincd 3D. no-.inaiion. He - one 81 ths
albeit members - The senate. AID wouli
have fiicd De chair ~ilh -racc ard dignifv
hai D. been elected tbs narrowed down
fic contest 60 Mcssrs. Porter ara Burpec.
and tie ia'',r vas nominated on the frsi
ballot in th- caucus. Had thc nomination
ia'icn on Col Porter. no nan in thc S~ra'c
wuuA have presided vih more ahiiify.
NJ. Burp,c o.. rcntieulan of iar-e ies's.a-
tive cxr.crierce. has served cfis- on hoih
b-ancics ot thc Lc-is'sfur~ % a merchant
tv r--r-..-n-. o. erri.i. ahahie AL gentle
r,sn'.. a-.l b. abilry CD $50 ans place in
tie -is -, the q gni6c BODY Over -hish o.
- .iirs. For Sc.--frrs C fi- Sr-..e.
Taomas 7. Cicavcs. E-l. f,aal a compel
ifor ia NJ Ciark. hi. ils; wears a..i.,ant.
Boa a uaiori's 90 ti.c senate cle.e to ti,e
conclusion. very properly. a. vc ,link.
that ~. C'rasr. .ie-I4 have tl.e asa-c. 90
a. party. ana D. va rccicet,-i f,r a il.-,I
fern. Mr. g.. b. 81 cxc,ii,uf ofir,r. All
has ai~s,, discharged L.s or cal Ju'ie.
18th --caf ficl-fv
T. &C. lls1sc. Leuis Ba-kcr. Eel. vas
l.f--f.F ~...,tr- n. f.-....r - 60. ..r
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-06

margin to Il rivulct of white participants.
New they enter with great zcst into all
such festivities, and particularly the cclc-
br''tion of Independence Day, which, with
out amy great strain Of logic, they consider
asN Ncomncmorating the beginning of that
civil and political freedom Oh this CONT
hent, which led TO the end now before and
around us, namely, their personal enamel
patton from slavery.
TO their credit it must be said, and we
do it chccrtnlly and with pleasure, that
their behavior on Thursday, and on every
similar occasion during the past two years,
has been altogether uncxccptionablc. We
do not think the same elements of society
have moved along as tremendously in any
| other city Of the South, us has been the
case i'll Charleston. We observed them
closely on Thursday, and saw nothing
in The least rcprchcnsibc. There was much,
TO be sure, to execute the risibilitics Of those
inclined to sec the li,licrous. But tho
mimicry was all in good faith, and conduct
cd with the utmost dccorum. We are glad
our colored friends enjoyed themselves, and
did it all i'll such Il perfectly orderly man.
ner. In another column will be found
fuller accounts Of the festivities.
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THE FOURTH OF JULY.

II On Thursday the anniversary of Ameri-
can independence was celebrated in
Charleston, quietly by the white citizens,
but with unwonted cclat by the newly en-.
franohised colorcd people. Tho enthusiasm
that for so many years marked the cc!ebra-
tion ofthe Fourth of July appears to have
been, in great measure at least, trims.
terred from the former class to the litter.
And this is quite natural In former times
this was gala dny in Charleston, because
Of the grand parades of our numerous
gorgcously uniformed volunteer militia
companies, each one Of whom stroye, in
honorable rivalry, to eclipse all the others,
and neither pains nor expense were spared
to mike tho members 'und the companies
appear in first rate soldicrly trim. Then
there were various civil associations, which
celebrated their anniversaries on this day.
Tho abolition of our militia companies
sapped tho very foundations of tho Fourth
Of. Of. July. The great social and political
ebulltidn, tho resultant, of the war, has
brought now cloinents to the surface, which
have sumed the place and discharge tho
functions ~! Of those aupplanted by the revo-
luton. Tho coloted race has natural
penohant for ''showaD Of my kind, md in.
tho u ? days ofits thraldom formed largq con,
M .lnge,ntt gent Of all our parades and professions.
Th0re was usually AM ocean Of eolored
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To TAX PAYERS.

TUE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
l. for, the information Of all persons concerned:
An onpTNASor 10 LnxND An ORDINANCE 10 nIIsx suJSs
FLIES rom THE rntR 1867, AND roa orHTR puRpoars ..
Be II ordained by the Mayor and ALDERMEN In Civ
Council assombisd That all tsIes paytblo under Inc OK
dnAncs supple. for The 1851 and for other
20 paid On or before hs 10Th day - sune noIt:
their tIeson that day, aha pay, IN addition to ths
amount Of their tIes, ono and q half per cont por
amount Of two PERT cont por month upon tho Amount
aIea shall be paid; aud alter tho sist day OF AuRurf
qree Per cont pef month to AMOUNT or taIes dina
sh,l DO paid unb payment Of tho whole amount u sdc
IL That all persons who neglect fsl to psy their
month, shsll respectively pay tho amounts iharocf
TWO per osnt por month nom such hfteenth day until
Ral tod In City Council thts seventh day or Nsy a,
nItyeoven. ~ ~ F-'-TT- y - ~ - =,
ESJ '+'" - p. O. aAIiLABp.. M.,or ., "
WL ekITU, ciest Of Council, smq ~ ii
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DIR. RECORDS
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8- Id communications intended Tor publication IN
This journal must BE- addressed TO kfe Ei,t0r Of the
Daily RG,os No. 18 Haync-sirett Charleston, s. q.
Ilusiacss Communications 20 Publisher of Daily
Netos
ttoRs
Advertisements outside ofUe city must DC accon,pa.
ftctf tcitt the cash.
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CHI A r L E S TON
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 6. 1867.

Jon WoRK.-Wo have now completed our
oiiico so as TO execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask tho patronage Of our
friends
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LARGEST 0inoulArloN.-7Ao DAILY

LARGEST OIRoulArIoN.-1ho DAILY!
NsYs publishes The Official List Of LIT
tfs renaihiag in the Posto6icc at the end
oeedch soeeh, agreeab!y to the Jotlo'0fsg
SECTION Of the Ne,o Posto6fcc Lao, as he
m6ahpaper haviag The largest circulation. IN
tAsassay.sf Charleston:
SECTION O. And be Il further enacted, That lists OF let:
tors remaining uncalled for In Postoco in city
town village wlIcro newspaper shall DO printed.
shall hereafter be published only In tho newspaper
which, being published weekly oflnner shall llnyo tho
largest circulation within range OF delivery OF the said
Office
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES :

Approximation Prizes Of $500 each for tho
nine remaining nnts Of the same ton oI the
No drawing the $50 900 2. ize .re. ....... $500
hpproIimaung PHkes OF $3.50 Zach for tho
niue remaining units OF tho samo ten Of Tho
No. drawing the so. 600 Prize arc. ...,. 1880
approximation Prizes OF 500 eaoh for tho
nine romalnng uuis OF tho ,ame ten OF tho
No drawing the 1000 Prize arc. ~ 1go0
Approximation PrLos Of 500 each for the
nine remhlnIns units o. the sams ten OF the
NO. drawing the e6. 600 PHzo aro. ..... 600
10 APPROXIMATION PriIos OF 500 each for the
nine remaining units Of the Same ton of the
Nos. drawing tue $500 Priros sro. ....... 1900
All Prizes amounting to- e1co ooo
Whole Ticket Sl2 HnlvcI 81. C.rt a.. visS..
3l.6O. - 49, w AsASn''
drawing. -ga ''''''
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W. w, BOYD & CO., Managers.
JAMES KERR, Managers Agent for Charleston.

THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA,
Il at lis last soaston In December. 1906. granted q
Lottery Privilege To Deputy Grand Master " w. BOYD,
Of Atlanta. ds land othor grantecs for tito benefit
tho widows aud orphans In tho State nnd erect aud
endow an institution to be called tho
MASONIC ORPHANS HOME,
who has associated with himself Discharge of thfs
duty Managers several of tho most eminent wealthy
aud influential men In Goorgta. who hAyo accepted tho
aacrod trust.
The high and honorable CHI rncter Of those gentlemen
The unweariod zcs In ndofsugsble 1sbor heartfelt
devotion OF Deputy Grand Master BOYD tho principal
Lottery will be conducted In sr open and just man
ncr Tho proceeds OF tho Lottery. TIN currru or
penBes have to DO applied TO tho bung endowins
Of tho
MASONIC ORPHANS HOME,
and being devoted exclusively Buch charitable pu.
poae permission boon granted by tho
OF Internal Revenue OF tho Treasury WASH
ngton to draw said Lottcrios exempt all Charge
whether from special tn1 or other duty
hbE m s f ahsS q 1sns q TIE Masonic
rejolced 10 SEQ tho " 20
MASONIC ORPHANS HONE"
erected and endowed and be the pride aud glory of the
Grand Fraternity, for tho great inRtitution OF
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONRY
hoyers, Ike Gods Angel Of Mercy over tho wIlovs and
Orphans II minister's its loving oharties to thoao In
want and lie principles Of HberIlty brotery love and
charity Will endure for agcs and their binding force DO
strong as links OF atee.
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THOMAS r.. AGNEW.

tg..fr- Luohrkn AND DxkLKa m 81 rs "A
Fine Groesries, Choice Teas, Eso.. Rts.
NOS, 100 ind 3da aRKKNwICH.3T OOH, OF MURRAY,
NEW YORK,
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EDUCATIO NAL,
MISS CANTER
INSTRUCTION I'M FnENCII.
IN 8 D R AN CE,
Eaii,iitets.SS

etb.nes Gl&smnssr, altns, Wsrforsunasn, e.. In
siHsr Der bten anaIien sss eanbss Der aniderbedsr
Etl9t auf sestnf eitisen slubsr btsrilnbti ia
erer8t ~ ben ma6isftH prdmi.n.
9lamnirsnbsr HrIt qDu. iiIFsrSartt. ,
Or. g. 8. ReusrS. Gdt aiua uuS WtarIstifrss,
January ID tntsmp
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B O A R DIN @,
R z M @ VALS,
GOPARTNER

THE UsDERsIGNED
/ AS ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN THE FACTOR.
y AGE qenersl Commission md Shipping Bustness
MM. W. M AIKEN KELLY, under namn and stylo OF SIIAOK.
ELf0RD KELLY, to dato from Ist Anrii 1867
July l, 1867. W. w All 4 IN PJ EopD d
July " ~ SiNp'
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CRISPER COMA.

i'- NOTICE., S.I.T : g-i-r---.-
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF or poLroR,
n Nov, onhnlIxToN, 8. O., May {, 1867, I !
HlDE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THR:rOTE tHJ,
= inclosures, vaults 10, will commence on Eortov
sSe tna her premises Aro In goad condition and lAt
MI nun and garbage 10 removed a. required BY Ordi.
uanoe. Other Inspections viii follow = = -.
: By order Of Mayor OAKLAND.
O. D. M0wALD.
: f.1ie{ a PnlIna
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DISSOLUTION,

DfSBOIUTION.
TIE CoPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EyrsT1so
y under tho namo OF II. ARNOLD q CO., WAS dIso!yed
oy its owp niaaoD on tho LIST OF April last Tho bus
neaa Ti DO continued by tho subscriber at tho Old
stsnd NO alo Meeting street. wlore AR. A. r dADs.
the establishment n STHSIT "
July Isl, 1867 No o1o Wnotinn o,roo,
July1 o.. ''-6 I,nc
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p L A N
OF THESE GREAT LOTTERIES AND
EXPLANATION OF DRAWINGS.

The numbers nom 10 ao. 600 corresponding With tho
on tne Ttefeu arc priated separate slips
paper, aud encrled With lnaAn tubea and plsco In
glass wheel-sl tho prtkoa In aooordanes with tho
Seheme aro similarly printed snd onuroed and placed
IN anothnr glsss whe1l. The wheels an royoyed
and two boys. biindfoldod. draw The numbers ani
prizes. Ono Of the boys draws ono number from tho
wheel OF numbeS. and st the time Tho othor boy
drawn ont ono prize from the whoa Of priIss Tho
Der and prtko drawn out aIhted to tho audience
and whAtovr prize out In registered placed to
che credit of that pumberand this oparaon ts rcpeat
cd until all the preses sro drawn out
Tho Tfotos printed In The following style Tbey
arc divided into Rghths printed the Of The Tcf
Eghth1 bearing tho ssmo nu1nbcr conaituts . Whole
Ticket Prizes payable without discount mn
w. BOYD co., AanaGers
Atlanta, Ga.
dars BY simply enclosing money with full sddrcss An
orders for Tickets and Schemes and information 10 be
JAMES KERR, Agent,
OFFICE NO. 20 BROAD STREE
Key Dox No. bs&. Charleston, g. O.
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TO BE DRAWN
IN OPEN PUBLIC
ATLANTA, GA,
SCHEME THE SAME FOR EACH MONTH.

Wednesday. July 17th, Iso3-class d.
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4 THE FOLLOWING PATHETIC APPEAL, with in
troductory remarks, we find in q Richmond
paper; "After reading the following appeal
mad9 to tho manhood Of her countrylnen by a
southern lady, what man, young or old, who
mas ono spark Of galaptry in his bosom will
fail TO enroll his namc and become volunteer
IN .he nc" war for tho nscendancy Of bis race,
end The honor Of his stato and her fair daugh.
tsfa' 'Brsathes there one with soul so. dead
to every manly impulse that he win n6t la.b
TO the frontin joyful response and resIster,n:
20 Go thou and register, kind kiond:' y Th,,..r
Go forth, and do not hesitato: \, 4. ,, ~ -,
4 Prepare to vote, and thon defend ..i, .l5y,,s.
. Your homes hom powora degenerate. .tr.
Oh, heed the calls OF her who tolls
EntouragingIy, through anxious dread.
2 TO wrest our fntoreBta from base Coils
Designing politicians throad, Is =,
"Bright reconstruction,n is cfy, l5II
= Obtained by evGry ireemahis yofoo:
si Whom this takee plAco We will rolofco.
/. Il AND read our future destiny. ~ \ l.
The national Republican., 1867-07-29
FOR SOAP.


orTIoz Dsror CoSnrssAnr OF supsrsrxxcs,
WAsHnaros, D. O., July ~. 1867.
Sealed Proposals. in duplieate, Of the form fur.
nished By the undsrsigned, viii be received until
THURSDAY, as lat q August, 1857, at II m, for
TRs fH6usIND 10000 POUNDS OF COOP HARD
10 be made ,y boiling from only gsod materials,
free from day soluble glass, other adultsrations
70 have NO pleasant odor 70 contain not than
twenty -nve psr cent Of water and TO be we'll dried
before packing.
To be delivered as follows: one third 90 on or
before the l6tl Of August third 90 on or before
the 9lst Of August and the remainder on or before
the lbth Of September, 1867.
Samples must b furnished with the proposals to
which q copy oi this advertisement must be at
taehed. Boxes 10 be we'll strapped with hickory
straps the name Of the contractor date Of transfer
as well As the eontsnts with gross, tAre, and net
weight m st be plainly marked on every package.
The soap will b carefully inspected before 10 re-
eeved and compared with the retained samples.
Verlneation Of weight Of package will be deter
mined As desired BY the undersgned, who will also
settle all questions with regard 10 quality and con.
Payment to b, made Is soon as the article is rs.
eeivsd a. satisfactory; buttwenty Ave per cent will
be reserved from each payment until the completion
Of the contract ..r
No allowance for packages.
II will be received st the Subsistence Store houses
in the Monument Lot, and Sixth street Wharf; or at
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot:
jyl9-6t @. s., U. 8. A.
The national Republican., 1867-07-29
AMERICAN BUSl
Id NESS CoLLEGB,
gPRIN0FIRID MAaa

A Modal sehool Of Trade, assoeiatipg Theory with
PrAciies by syst, m Of Actual Business 0peIltons
which practically illustrate and simplify the Science
ol Aecountnntship, Mercantile Exchange &e, In all
NscEnrIY REMOVED TO MAGNIFICENT NEW
COLLEGE BUILDING,
srsetsd al cost Of $4,000 Acknowledged to be
the best and most complete Business College ever
scoi" "Kssp,sg, Commercial Calculation. and Cor.
rsspondsncs taught 10 an Interesting aud practical
manner Banking Houses. hersh.ntS' Emporium,
ana fifteen Business olaees In daily operation. A
Physiesi 6uiturs nnder skillful gymnA,t. Pen
manship taught By masters Of the art. Students
eptsr Al any tims; no particular degree Of advance.
msnt required. Ladies and gentlemen prosecute
their studies together, and enjoy equal Advantage
Graduates have averaged over six months In COM
pletinE the prescribed course Of study, and as re-
sult seven eighths Of them have readily secured lu-
erailys situations In busness Strict attention given
IA NJ moral and social welfare Of students,
YOUR sPLEnDID PRIzRs, Of 90, will be pre-
santad Dsoambsr 2 1857, to the four graduates who
shaiI have entered college from February 10 July
s. 1867 ana made the best Improvement In Book
Keeping and Dnsinsss Waiting. Particulars In Coll
iage ReyfeW, lust Issued.
sprins nsld Il sluatsd 10 the besuifu Connsetieut
river valley; has N,0O0 inhAbltAntsi Is . city 0!
great business Astivity, aad the most healthy and
asiightfui place Of rssidsnes In New Kngland.
College Review, circulars, ste giving full paruo.
uIars relating TO the course Of study, expense o.
board and tuition, may be had gratis. Psrsoas In
pursuit. Of the most complete educational iasiiiss
should address LOUfb w, bUhhhAm, -
jsiI.tussn Prssidsnt, Springfield, Mas
The national Republican., 1867-07-29
pALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ID ROAD, ...'.

~ Road.
Train. between WARRINGTON and BALTInoRE,
and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST. are now run
as follows, viI:
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except sunday, al I00 745, and ~ 10
p. m, and 400, l. so, and s.4b pm.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, stL 90 .. m. and 4 90
and p. N.
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at 10 and ] g. n, and At q 90 and Ls6 p.
N. daily, except Sunday.
FOR ANNAPOLIS. ., ar.
Leave At 100 and snd lso p. N. 30 train 10 or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
Oh SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE. "
Leave a T. 46 Am. and 40 and g. IS p. IN
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Lsavs Al It5 . N. and l. 30 and Q. 45 p. n.
FOR ALL PARrs OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, sxespt Sunday, At T45 .. m. and l. 80
On sunday. at 50 and s. IS p. m only. eoansstias
At Relay Station with trains from Baltimore to Wheel
Through Hsisis 10 the West can be had a, the
washinston Station Ticket once at all hours In the
day. Ef.' o. u g.g .... .sfH...
for New York, PhiIadslpAia, and Boston, see ad-
vsrtissmsnt Of"rhroush Line. -
Master Of transportation.
L. n. COLI,
'sis5.t Sso. 3. t'isse 8ccHFs, sf;s'
General Agent, Wsshington.
b. J. WILKINS,
jA7-H Passenger Agent.