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Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

GS0 REWARD.
Vas stolen from the stable of tho subscriber, 1
slant, q Blood ked Bay Horse, about l61< hands
high left hind foot white, with crack in the hoof,
with blaze in forehead, branded "U. s." with "C''
en- the 'S;" rough on one fore and one hind foot.
PAGES generally, when put out Of walk, but will
trot Was also taken at the same time an old sad
die, very much worn in the scat AID an old stf bit
bride which the th ief may change. $25 will be
given fer the recovery of the horse any informa
ton that may lead to his recovery, and $50 for re-
covory of the horse and arrest and conviction oi
the thief. Address JS0. SHEPPARD.
Dec20-3t Hancock, Md.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10
STONEBRAKER'S
BAISAM, OR
PAIN KILLER,

As Q sure sers for Sore Throat Or DipAaiA.
Group, Bronchitis, Scarlet Fever, As., and ~ otA:r
DISEASES Of Tia throat, and also an tsfalbs rses<y
sr H..rhoa, Dysentery, CAo,sca, Chc,sss hr-
"a, Sick Headachs, Suddsa Colds and Cosgha
favLusSis for Brsisss, Frosted Feet, sws!IsA
Jelnts, Bites Of Poi.onoN Insects, as. - 4
prompt and ssrs remedy fcF Crarp Chosls -
su Paias In the Stomach and Bowsis.
This medicine has besa tried La thousands -
sssss IN different parts o. the oosntry, aAA -
nsyer failod 10 cure used In tine, aad according
70 directions. A greet amount q suffering .ifhs
snsa be saved By having . couple cf bottles Of hs
VARIABLE madeleine In he houss. AZ .. s.idssss
q II great qualities The ropriesors warrsas s-Sy
bssAs 70 give satirs satshceoa-
Try 4 asd BE- sOnviassd q - grsas vsiss.-
PRICE 40 CENTS PEE pOTTLA
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

STONRBRAKER, HOFFMAN { CO.,
PronrietOrs and Manufacturers,
No. SAL, West Baltimore street.
BALrIHaaR, MD
]. II. SNIYEL] Wholesale Agent at 1Iagcrs
town. For sale BY J. III. Farrsw and Mr.. SterHc
Williamsport, Md.
August lGtk, 1859.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10
4SO REWARD.

nagerstswn, Dot. 10.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

va Parties owning lands in the Valley, will, by
addressing US, have the advantage of placing their
lands in market, or all information in regard to
their lands will be cheerfully forwarded. Taxes
will be paid upon them and receipts foi warded at
the request of owner. Individual claims promptly
collected or secured.
Refer to any of the business firms of Harrison
burg, Va. j. ID. PRICE CO.,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-09-27
MeCoole and Sheridan

From the Chicago Times, 17th.l
Hon. Mike McCoole and Phil. Sheridan
have both had enthusiastic receptions in
ST. Louis. That given to the man who
punched Jones out of time was larger aud
more enthusiastic than that given to the
man who knocked Wells and some others
out Of time in the ring in Louisiana.
Ia giving preference to McCoole, St.
Louis did right. He is the more honora-
bic Of the two. He not only gave, but
took punishment. Sheridan struck an op-
ponent whose hands wero bound. lie did
not permit his antagonist to return his
blows. In this respect he is much infe
rior to his brother Celi; and st. Louis was
judicious in its discrimination.
McCoole has started a whisky shop
Sheridan has gone to establish a private
Indian seraglio. In respect to their pres
sent occupations, Nc Coole is still ahead in
point Of respectability. In the future. as
in the past, McCooIe seems destined TO
prove himself the superior Of the other in
resPectability Of pursuit and in bravery.
as much 50 as be proved himself the SUI
perior Of Jones in point ofmuscle and en-
durance.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-09-27

informed by an intelligent gentleman from
Little Rock of the lamentable condition Of
the State finances and the general desire to
repudiate the State debt. Buckley at once
suggested a combination to buy, on time,
an interestin every paper in the State, the
other proprietors to have entire control and
profit, except that they should ad' ocaie
measures to advance the State credit
Taking the advantage of this, the parties
combining would buy State Indebtedness
at low figures and bull it up SO as to real
ize millions on the operation. We could
give dozens Of similar illustrations, but we
have, perhaps, exhausted the patience of
our readers and said enough about this
singular fellow Buckley, who was for some
years a military pioneer and has lived in
obscurity since.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-09-27
PROCLAMATION .
Mayor Browns Compliments to Governor
BroWnloW

We Know Our Rights and Dare Maintain
Them
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-09-27

CURE FOR BURNs.-The best remedy
for burns, in any stage, is a strong solu-
ton Of Epson salts in water. The appli-
cation at once relieves pain, and healing
takes place with marvellous rapidity. Our
personal experience furnishes several in
stances Of remarkable cures from the ap-
plication OF this ready remedy.-Proirie
Falmcr
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-09-27

CoTToN BoARD.-Our cotton Factors or
ganized regular Board yesterday, and a
dopted a series of regulations to govern the
trade during the coming season, so that
hearafter all charges, commissions, ETC.,
will be uniform throughout the city. The
Board will hold regular monthly meetings
throughout the season. Union and Dis
patch.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-09-27
& sHUMAHAR,
Merchant Tailors.

NORTH sIDEOF PUBLIC SQUARE, PULASKI,
WE haze just received an elegant stock Of cloths,
w Casimeres, Nostings. trimmings, &c, which
were selected with great care, and we prepared
% make complete outfits fog gentlemen in splendid
stVie. Quitting and repairing done with dispatch.
April93 1y AlAKfIN 81 SHUMAIAR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01

A New MARINE VOLCANO is reported neal
Navigator's Isles, inauguratod with violent
earthquake shock on the 9th of September last
after which dense smoke and lava were thrown
up from the ocean in vast quantities, and contin
ucd without abatement when heard from about
the middle Of November, 1t has been impossi'
BILE, of course, to approach or examine the form
ing island, and probably will be so Ion some time
to come, as vast volume of sitting smoke and
steam and a turbulent sea extend to a great dis
lance around II the demonstration Succeeds,
a new volcanic island will be talked of in future
Biographies, and ages hence may be green and
smiling abode Of men.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01

1t is nothing more than an accidental coinci-
dence but is very noteworthy one, that agita-
ton among the laboring classes in all the large
cities of the civilized world is appointment feature
of the news of the day. In America, as usual.
the movement takes practical form-hours OF
labor and wages In England the aim is politi-
CAL On the Continent, the exciting causes seem
to be social and political combined. That all
these movements should manifest themselves
simultaneously is one of those great facts that
form the basis OF the specuations of such thinkers
as Buckle Spencer, and Draper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01

Nine-tenths of the diseases which happen to
the hoofs and ankles of the horse arc occasoned
by standing on the dry plank floors of the stable.
Many persons seem to think, from the way they
keep their horses, that the foot of horse was
never made for moisture, and that, if possible it
would be beneficial if they had cow-hide boots to
put on every time they went out. Nature de-
signed the foot for moist ground-the earth Of
the woods and the valleys at the same time that
acovering was given oprotect them from stones
and stumps.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01

CASNING FRUIT.-As the season OF fruits is
Just commencing, anything that viii enable it to
be successfully canned at small expense, will very
much prolong the season. Only those who have
tried it, know the satisfaction derived from eat
ing dish of Strawberries or peaches, mid-winter
as fresh as when gathered, The annexed method
of canning fruit was furnished to the New York
Farmers Club, by Mrs. Powers, of Oswego Co.,
N Y:
I will suppose your fruit and glass cans are all
ready. perfer cans with glass covers l scald
the fruit in large tin pan, with juice or water
to cover it. Put half tea cup OF cold water into
every can, and fill up with hot water; put the
covers and rubbers also into hot water. Now
empty can and fill up with the hot fruit, and
then another.
Let them stand open till the hand can be held
upon them without burning. As soon as filled
cut writing paper the size OF the can, one for
EACH and when cool slip over the fruit entire
ly, and fill up the ON top Of the paper with
boiling juice, and seal at once. Ladies, try this
way the fruit will never mold and will keep
any time, ii you don't eat it. The papers keep
the fruit from rising to the top OF the liquid
There is of setting cails into water to heat
them, or of putting them into quilted bags: it is
too troublesome. ! let the fruit shrink and then
fill up to the cover as close as possible. Ladies
must be governed by their own common SENSE
Men attempt to give directions, but their wives
have TO tell them, and then they are likely to
FORGET
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01

The Great Eastern, whose first round trip be-
tween America and the Paris Exposition must
have paid considerably less than current expenses,
has discontinued her luckless movements and is
lying at Liverpool, the French Company un.
doubtedly having thrown up their contract, with
heavy loss already on their hands and proba'
bility of damages and costs yet to pay at law
Passengers wins had paid for the next trip are
getting their money back.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01
j. V. A. HeES, Pres't.

j, Y. A. HOES, Pres't.
WM.M. TRUE, Sec'ry.
". H. CUSHMAN, Treasurer.
All. WOOSTER, General Agent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01
We kce, constantly on hand everything usually to BE-
found In IA
FIRsT.CLAsS CROCKERY HOUSE.

Knives 4 Fo,ks-tlc best assortment in towh fa,ed
Ware cheapcr than the cheapest; spoons OF nv k ms
plated md Hr,tania Cnstos ittnnh Tea ana ooee ,os
pnr TStrcs fall kinds Mirror Picture frmss W",a ana
Talsels, &C., &c. "a Ia sale street,
A,so entrance from alIs,n street. through W. u. iurs
Dry Goods Store. .t....
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01

get it, Do not distress yourself, because You
give me pain. If you do not love me l can go
away. and you must forget ali about it" -
Up. like fash, came the sunny brown head,
and a broad, beautiful smile flashed over her
face.
But I do love YOU, Cousin Gerald. What
then -
l began to see how matters stood. I caught
her in my arms, that might look at her atten-
lively. She bore the scrutiny, blushing and
smiling through her tears.
/ Will not attempt TO tell the many foolish
things said and dia--for what matters it We
were married. and went home before the snow
fell: and the dreary old house has new aspect
since the sunshine has been fitting through its
large, dark rooms. Love lisa wonderful beautif-
er, they say; and Ethel, too, has grown pretty
beneath its magic influence. Her hair lies III the
same shining waves across her forehead, and her
happy, cheerful face beams with undying beauty.
Her smooth, white, shapely hands could bear
comparison even with Bells. But do | love my
little darling better for that? No, indeed. |
love her because she lisa truc, afectionate woman,
my own pearl of price" God bless my Ethel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01

Qss.) ACRES A SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE nn
. al miles south of this railroad station, $50 acr,
under plow $50 in tame grass houses, stock water, bear
orchard large amount Of hedging &c. Al s25 acre.
-r.., IA. go A. j CEOPSEY,
March 2-3m& fairbury, Livingston Co, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01
DATRONIzE HOME INSTITUTIONS.
The La Sale County Mutual Fire
Insurance Company,
OTTAWA ILLINOIS.
Office in Cheever's New Block.
Premium Notes. received to May 1865, constituting the
Capital,
1927 40 ST.
Now in force
e1OO, 1875 02.
Amount Of Property at risk,
S1,73S, COS IL.

1t will BY the above that the Company has 81 OF
assets every 81 ut risk the leading Stock Cos Of the
East avo only 81 for every l2 S Of liabilities
as shown by their published reports.
The orsra1e in this Co.. for the past
wears has but about third Of the charged by
ether Cos.
Oar losses far have been promptly and satisfactorily
adjusted We have never had TO contest n loss
The business Of the Company for the past two years has been
very prosperous policies having been ssucdt in
th previous eight years.
Tie directors are well known anon: the best business
men OF the county.
No assessment can be made until the losses ofthe Co.
auire IT, and but one and by recent
vote of the Directors neu members shall not be requr dy
anyGag addition TO Tie ddrane payment until TIE erpra-
t,on Of one year from the date Of their policies
In view of the above facts, viz that this Is home inst-
tuition that the security ampe the cost OF insurance less
than in ether Co.'S the promptness and berty with which
Losses ar, settled; we think entitled to the patronage
othis community in preference foreign COMPANIES
Policies issued both the Stock aud Mutual plans with
most favorable TERMS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01
Timber R.aud For Sal.

iEW hENT-For a term Of years, for sale exchange
"A the east 200 feet Of block - Oh Ottawa Avenue Will
house brewery and ice house thereon. suitable resdcnc
ana any manufacturing business requiring Apply u
il L. UREiLLY,
ieb2-tf On premises or ia II y Camsron y n Rick
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01
:1fGr Sale dRO to EcRt.

IMPROVED LANES FOR SALE have fI
sale OF the best grain farms in La Sale county, sl1
uat four and onchf miles southwest of Ottawa. 1t con
tans 100 acres an under good fences aud in good state
cultivation. good house. cribs, &C.; and it is ALTERED
figures that fail 10 suit In the of Broukeld
have the best stock and grain fam in this county, and can
not be Leaf in the State of Illinois contains 400 asTes, ~
GEder good fences, good dwelling and tenant house, BARI
&c. One of the finest springs of water that appeared
above ground is this farm ANY person wishing 10 buy
farm will make money Icy Ealing me before purchasing
lave also 80 30 lots In Ottawa for sale very cheap.
Ottawa. Jan. 49, lSG1-u W. 4. WIilFMoRE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01

Glycerine paste for office use may be prepared
by dissolving one OF. of gum arabic and two
drachms of glycerine in three ounces of boiling
water
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01

tPECESCE.iS ATO. TlsAsH'S JENELKY
- STSEsk.rle real BraIlan pc1bc glass. Tile purity
and transparency Of material ndirnb naapt them TO hs
organ OF sight Can satisfy any Of their gcnuiGvas.-
Something never before kept in Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01

NOTICE no EsUELDEtS.-rroposal win be re.
~ celyel until Saturday June 1867 for the erection of a
stone Cuvcr across the second yne west OF Gsntlencns,
In town of Fall River Said culv,rt DE substantially built,
n good EtpGcnut ls than feet wide ut the base nor less
than feet high The undersigned will he on the ground on ME
day above stated, to let the Job Grading and binding Of
slope wall will he let the time either separately ur In
connection WITH the said cuyer,. OTIS q. WAKEFIELD.
d . ~ 81 ~ +. #fI q. w. 1fARRlS,
May 11-3ws Highway Commissioners
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-07
FOR CATTLE FOR
IL TIE wIkHBBAG0 INDIANS. 49,

sEALED'PRoPosALs will DO received, until 10
o'clock N. on the 10th day Of JUNE, 1857, al the
once Of the Superintendent Of Indian Affairs for The
Northern superintendeney, Omaha City, Nebrasks,
for furnishing subsisepeso the wlnnobago Indians
al their reservation In Nebraska eighty miles north
OF Omaha City, AZ follows; - T.--T0-
400 pounds Of Beef per day, net weight 80 ...
], 900 pounds OF Flour per day, and ...
Loo pounds Of Salt Per month, up to thslst day
Also. from ana amor the lst day Of August 1867 to
wit: TT - ~ =
$50 pounds Of B'sf Per day. net weight, and a.
80 pounds Of Salt per month. -. fla.
All articles Of aubsistenee fuTnlahed must be OF
goed quality and sublset TO Inspection aud rejection
by the agent OF the WinnebARoes .'.' '''
The righi 10 reserved 10 Increase or dImIpIah the
amount OF supplies at the discretion Of the 6uporu
tendency,
Also, 70 terminate the contract that may DO en-.
tered Into GA giving the contractor or contractors sx
weeks notice. ....r ~. =. r r a.0.sI VI
The contractor will DO required 10 execute a good
ana Anmelen boad In the sum Of 4l0 0O0foT thefah-
full fulnlment Of the contract -
The party or parties to whom the award Ia made
must be prepared Al once 10 execute the contract and
give the required bond. 7 T7"-7T' =
Separate proposals will b received for each atiele
Of subbistenc9 called for In this Advertisement =
The right Y reserved to reject any all bids that
bidders must give their names in full, a. we'll A
their places OF residence y. 30 .Er.' VI - u
opeaals must DO endorsed " Proposals for Oattls
Tor the Winnebago Indians
H. b. DBNMAH,
my''" supshn'sndent OF Indian Affairs
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.
QUARTKRAAsrEl,s oYYIoE, D
100 US. MARIsE CoRPs.

v. .. hAHlhk GOkfa,
wAsHMaros, May %, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will DO receiyed at this ONCE
until TUESDAY, the 9th day Of July, 1857. at two
o'clock, p. IN, for supplying Wood and Coal 10 tho
u O. Marines at the following places during the hsss
yea! ending June 50 isss The Weed e b coed msI-
and Inspected at such points within the walls Of the
Marine Barracks as may be delegated By the COM
manding marine omeer free Of expense TO the United
ton, to be weighed Inspected and delivered At such
points within tho walls Of the Marine Barracks a.
may DO designated by the commanding marine on
esr FREQ Of expense 10 the United States, and both
Wood and Coal 70 DO furnished upon the monthly or
quarterly requisition Of the commanding oiaeer.
showing the quantities required Asreeably to rssu-
Al wsshins.on city D c., 500 tons Of coal $40 cords
| Of wood. nv
Al Portsmouth. ME-, I96 tons Of coal. 40 cords Of
wood.
Al oharlsstOwu, Mass, ITO tOuS Of coal, 100 cords
| Of wood.
Al. Brooklyn, n r., $50 tons Of coal, 90 cords Of
wood
Al 0OspOrt, Va 100 tons Of coal, 90 cords Of wood
| Al Pensacola, Fla, l25 cords Of wood.
AZ Mound City, ILL.,. 100 tons Of coal, 20 cords Of
Payments will be made upon the receipt Of &c.
counts duly authenticated By the commanding officers
LOT the posts at which the wood coal has been dc.
| liVsred,
The Tsh. is reserved to reject all bids considered
guarantees to be Aligned by two responsible per.
sons, whose responsibility must be certified to by the
United States District Judge, United States District
Attorney or United States Collector. must accompany
each proposal otherwise IL will not be considered.
Tobs endorsed Proposals for Fuel, and addressed
to the undersigned. WILLIAM b SLACK,
| mySo.wA Major and ouArtermAster.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-07
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ DsIrID sTLrEs PLr1sI oIyics.

"AbhihoIOAt ApIll iool.
On the pstition Of Rnoeh Hidden, Of New York, n
T., praying for the extension Of patent granted to
him the Hist day Of June, 1858, Tslssued Sept 8,
1854 and again Islssued March ID, 1881, for an I'M
ProVement In side Lghts for Ships for seven years
from the aspiration Of said patent which takes place
on the 2lst day OF J1ns, 1867;
II Ia ordered that the said petition DO heard At The
Patent oaee on MONDAY, the l7th day Of Jane
nsxt, at II o'clock, and all persons are notified
TO appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
ale In the Patent onss their ohjsetons, specially
eel forth In writing at least tDsv days before the
Day Of hearing all testimony nlsd By either party
70 Be ased At the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In aesordAnes with the rules Of the once
which will be furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS And other papers, relied upon As tssti
poRy, must be alsd In the once taosnty days before
tNs day " hearing the arguments, II any, within
fss days ansT nling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be Published In The
REPUBLICAN, and the IRtsIliOSReer, Washington, d.
O., And In the Tiass, New York, n Y, once q wseL
for th,ss successive weeks ths hTst ofaAid publieA
uon. be II least sixty days gIsyiOSs e he Day
hsaFing. r q. FHkAkkk,
- Commissioasr Of Patents.
p B.-Kdltors Of the above pApers will pleas,
copy AAd send thsir bills 70 the Patent 0mss will
) payer soH1Aiains this Aosiss api0'iAWsW
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GARDNER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC
" ART dALLlRY.
IHTHLLIdAHoHR BUILDING,
bll Seventh street,
oHOE MORE IN RUNNING oRDRR.

The dGmaEs caused By the late Gre has been 90 far
repaired that business will be resumed
THIS MORNING.. (WBDhKsDAY October 4thJ
when, formerly, the rule viii 30 strictly enforced
Throughout the establishment,
PRODUCE TiiR BEST, 10 MATTER wHAT THE
- COST IN TIhB AND MAMMAL. I" b. IT
M, q. lakes thiS opportunity 70 thank hil AumsI-
Gus nisnds and customers for past kindness, and
70 say u shAll Be his constant aim 70 soaiiRus V
merit the ysry liberal snsouIassnsAi hsrstoioFs az
tSAdsd V hin- oet.du
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-07
PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MILLIONii

will send, postpaid, so Photographs Of the most
celebrated Aeiors for 90 cents 80 ketressss for 90
eents 90 Union Generals for 80 eonts 90 Rebel Cen
erals for 90 cents 90 Statesmen for eens 90 beau
hful young Ladies' for 80 esntsi 90 hns-looking
young osntlemen for 90 cents large Photograph
eoloTed, exactly they appear for 80 cents or for
20 sent Of the most beautiful Ladies' OF the Paris
Ian Ballet Troupe a. they appear In the play Of the
send all orders to p. o. Box, 1T, Troy, N Y.
myl0.dkWly
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sPRIH0 sCHEDULK. H.. .-
On and amer NAY 14th. 1857, trains will run ~
follows: I'D. -. -. ID.
washington. ...L g ~, Baltimsrs.. IA 70 , n.
....sss pm, Is so
TIE GREAT BoUBtR-TRACK ROUTE.
with RLR0ANT sCRnKRY, Palace state room, day
aAd night Cars. with modern improysmsnts, and
saving frcm four 70 twelve hours In time oySr any
other route Two hYndred miles ssvst 70 wsstTn
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO TIE WEST. t
... TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
through from Baltimore 10 RooHKsTKR and
PITrsBURGH without change.
Pssssngers By this route from Baltimore have the
ssvsa..s:. o. mssisE all changes in UNION DE.
Tickets By this route can be procured al The ohee,
eorner Of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
undsrnatonal Hotel. where reliable Information win
be given u all umes .a WV
Passengers procuring tieksts at this oes, can SCI
cure Accommodations IN Sleeping Cars for Kimira
Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. avenue.
Washington, d. O.
I'd. 9. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
de9-ly ... ... Baltimore, Nd.