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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09

correspondence "i Tie I'n,.a-
-7I y. !"4"'| mas been visiting
zen. laws ana iouAo him enjoying
gov" "e'''l"' Formerly his letters
we're examined ana When Gen. Niles
was renewed rom the command of
'"e ioft' over twenty -tvc thousand
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
A

AUuIlOTb OWCe, JacksOnt
i, Thomas I. Swami, Auditor of Public Accounts
OF the state OF mississippi, do hereby certify that
tne southern Life Insurance Company, located at
Memphis, Tennessee. has complied with the act
entitled an act to regulate Agencies of FIreign
ias.lrance Compane1, approved January 3lst,
1857 ! and in virtue Of the power vested in me nv
SAID law, hereby authorize, H. b. FERGUSON.
agent Tor said Company, at Canton in the county
OF MADISON, to transact business of Insurance in
'hiS State, until the first day of March 1868
H.. ST Given under my hand and seal of office,
at the CITY Of jackson, this LIST day of
Macrh, a. D. 1867. '' "
TH0s. T. SWAMI,
NJ, Auditor Of Public Accounts.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09

To the Editor Of the Crescent:
Being short OF laborers. [ recent
| visited Tour city for the purpose O
hiring freedmen TO run my planta
ton in this county, and although
aware Of the "tricllS of the trade.p
ventued eiglty-fve dollars adyanc,
on fourteen Of the culture suifra
&anS" OF this country, furnished Inc
by three very honest gentlemen OF
COLOR who "wOuld scorn to lire q
man hands, and induce them secretly
to jump and hire again; white folks
did that y | yentuIed my mon
cy and lost, for / only reached my
plantation with four, coStingme about
thirty dollars each on the plantation,
with no certainty Of their remaining
long enough to make the money.
Ii is time that kind Of business was
done away with, and unless an honest
system he adopted, we had better
have no labor agencies at all. am
not complaining on account of my
bad luck, but to warn others OF the
danger, and spoil the trade of diShon-
est negro dealers, white or black. AS
far as / can learn, but few freedmen
have arrived a! their place of desti-
nation, after 'eing shipped, either
by river or rail.
My adventure was a success com
pared to most eases. / only indite
his to call the attention of the press, |
he public and officials to this system |
If swindling planters, who, when
hort Of labor, are too apt to catch at
that has the least prospect
# being available. 1t seems to NE
hat the city or grand jury might
each the case after their attention
called to it. 1t is certainly obtain
lg money under false pretenscs.
| am, most respectfully,
A VICTIM.
MADISON County, Miss, Feb. 26, 1867.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09

EECongress want a law to prevent
decisions Of the Supreme Court being
law unless the court is unanimous
Prentice proposes, as an offset. that
the Cou't shall not regard anything
done by Congress as legal unless
that body t. unanimous
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09
STATEMENT

Ut the condition Of the Southern Life
Insurance Company, on the 26M dan
Of February, 1867, made to the All
d'tor Of the State Of MisSissippi.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09

= The thirty-ninth Congress adj
Journed at II VI. on the 4th inst, and
the tortieth met immediately there
after. This will be a more RAMPANT
ly radical " Rump" than the other.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09
the LAND WE LOVE.

hohthIy Magazine containing eighty pages. de-
voted to Literature, Agriculture, and General
inteiIlgence. and containing Reports Of Battles.
fore published,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09
THE MILITARY BILL.

dignities and'oppressions to be intIic
ed upon the Southern States. has :
length reached :he end oftheir labor
The long agony is over, and their h;
tired, malice, and devilish vindictiy,
ness, have eliminated in establisbin
over these States a military desp;
tlsm. This is the very acme. the nj
tamathule of tyranny. 1t is a mea
sure as monstrous and oppressive Il
was ever conceived by car, king
prince or potentate, against his un
happy and unresisting people. For
apolicy far less tyrannical than this
practiced against the people of the
thirteen colonies, byGeorge III, they
rebelled against his authority, and
after a seven years war, won their
liberties. But, alas the Southern
States are in worse condition than
were the colonies in 177G-thev are
weak, PROSTATE and helpless. HAY
ing not the power to resist, they are
at the mercy Of their rulers. and
needs mnst baar with ,,-1o+ ,,o+io,,o,
and philosophy they may, whatever
evils are sent rnor, tl,o,,,
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no terror to their souls. 4
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09

Elder VIM. Butts and his wife.
each aged ninety, died recently in
Middleburg, Ky, and, after their
long journey together. sleep in one
coffin.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09
r.. j. BOWERS.
ATTORNEY AT Law

CANTON, MSS,
w ILL practice in the Courts of Madison. Leake.
AttaIa' Holmes and Yazoo, and in the HiQb
Court OF Errors and Appeals at Jackson.
80 Office Southwest corner of the Public
square, over Cheatham Auction House, Browne
New Building ianle'F
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09
Capital.

Inc amount of capital stock authorized is one
million of dollars 80 WV
me amount OF capital stock paid mp IL two hun.
ureo ana four thousand, five bundled dollars
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09

The name of the Company IL
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
nd is located in Memphis, tennessee.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09

r. Twenty million letters uassed
through the pOst-Office at Boston last
year
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09
Assets.

Cash on hand, and in the hands of ,rents and 4,
w., 'a'Sslli,ssirh; .............. $40 ,O39 60
company (per vouchers accompany.
ing), how secured and the rate of in
terest to wit: SIX PER CENT IN
GOLD.
520's U. 8. Bonds 1864 and
1860 Issue. ............. $3.50 900 90
Premium notes secured by
collateral in the policies, 1858 IL
an ,,,,,.. sl62,G7S II sl62.67s II
an o'"er securities. .............. 39.33S SO
Ao'ai aS'e's Oh the company. s243 05l SO
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09

u The high price of bread is caus-
ing great distress in France
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09
NOTICE.

NO1lCU.
VIE copartnership heretofore existing
under the firm. name and style of DinA
klns Slower, is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent
All the partnership property, including
stock on nahd and assets of every kind, have
been sold, transferred and delivered to ] RN
Powell and others, our creditors, for a yalu-
able consideration.
A. Fl. DINKINS,
H. P. SLOWER.
Canton, March 6, 1867.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09

SENsTBLE.-Tne Augusta, Georgia,
Constjtntioaaiist very wisely discour-
ages the Southern passion for emigra-
ton as follows:
To those who search abroad for the
liberty, happiness and sustenance
they deem impossible at home, We say
God speed. For the industrious,
hopeful and courageous who prefer,
or are compelled, to cling TO their
country, we have incffablc sympathy.
Both have rugged paths to travel,an
to both, we trust, noble destiny will
he given. We are asked in what re-
spect can the prospect abroad he
more gloomy than 1t home. Isola-
ton, separation from friends, uncer-
tainty, lack o. sympathy-theSe are
some arguments for the wanderers
reflection. Fanaticism cannot last
forever. Reaction is bound to event |
nate. The Radical party must per /
3orce go the full length of anarchy, |
lr die; and the end Of anarchy is 20
itical death for the disturbers of pub
ic order.
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Vetp 9obrtisemeuts.'

TNHE entire mercantile effects of William
Il M. g. Jones, have been assigned to me
All persons having claims will present them
and all persons indebted will come forward
and settle without delay, if they wish to
save costs. Our authorized agent, all times.
may be found at the store.
TH0S.t N. JONES.
Canton, March 9, 1e67,tf. = n. ri E
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slatiunal gepnblitau.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
KIRKwooD HoUsE-H.NDLlr aRtrs.

KIRKWOOD HOUSE--HENDLEr GREEN.
stead, Henry n. Steele, Lionel sspslnnsr. jsmeI
p. Cbadsoy. Z; J. Gardner. PhilsdsPhis VIM. h
NewmNn, Washington A. o. Ahlsr, Geo ?. Ro,ea.
%sIP.n S9s pT. D. bcwnsy' Va. Arthur oaisisy, A. H.
Henderson, Alex. 7. Weaver, BALTIMORE George
BrAinatd H1gh T. SalSshe5 ds, Davis hrr,yi Eli K
Charleston; WIN. galloway, Md. John 9. Carpenter
SSanSsSG cha SsG S'S chsSso aosarS, John Howard
Hawes, Montreal; James A. Johnson, wife, two
children and servant, ssn Tranei;ec; ThO@a, p.
on on, viSE.Surs; D. W. Smith, wiliiansport.
METROPOLITAN HoTEL-Porrs a saELLEr.
George Carter, Va R. willis, Baltimore: Jane,
Rrucknan, New York; J. S. Dayton and lady, New
Iituu.wlck: W, u, Carter and wife, New York;
y, Hughes, NJ E. McColssn, Baltimore; H. A. Msd.
dox, Indiana; 81. b, Sutherland Martin Lynch, Pa.
Frederick zolass, New York Henry Silk and LADY lady
more j. Ajgsr CLARKE g. c, Mis-, A Parker. Peach
GSfGPi R,iS Ia BE6cslTa Hs 'f PP De- pisin.on n O.
Dickinson, Hon Joseph johnson, Miss G. =, Johnson,
New YORK; y. Marks, St. Louis; William G. Payne,
Nj: William Robbins, Mrs. S. Klmblli, Philadel.
phia; Mrs, Cornsna Brakely, New York; W. M.
buGee and wife R. IT, Mrs Wilson, Mrs. Gillum, Mrs.
Dani, Savannah, Ca.
wILLARDs' HOTEL-sYKEs. CHADWICK a Co.
N. wNhburn, Boston George W. Hall, Philadel-
phia; 7. J. Poster, New York L. 4. Marshsll, Miss
sC. Bellng, New orleans; s. Bechtold, N. j.; John
Anderson, I. A. Anderson, New York; J. c. Blekel,
Philadelphia; s. Coleman. Pa. Il. Becky; J. W:
Bartlett, New York; D. G. De Jarnette, Va. L. O. W
Cox. DR.. L C Cox, Rev. L. Van Bokkelen, Md. W B.
Harrison, Philadelphia; A. Hegelund, Ky. J. W.
Dixon, Z. S A.; @. 7. Terry, NoyAdsi j K. Hall,
Nj; H. A Rotcho and wifs Now York J. NJ. Abbott
Aud wife, Boston, A. N earn, New York; @. W
stou,, Del. Mrs !. T, P,rter, New York; owens
Ala.
EBBITT H0USE-C. Q. WILLARD.
ca Klrtlard, n. s. White, D. B. Camp, G. W
Kuler aud lady, A. p Clark and wife, John L. Parks
n Y: Hon Gilman Mnrston, N. H.; W. NJ. spiar
ISM: Hoa @ .. orth and family, Ind. W.
Webb, Philadelphia; J. A. Sullivan, Boston II. c
Cushiag L. S A Mrs.. Brooke and servant, Phiia
delphla; J. ", Johnston and wife, N. J. D. NJ
Scott Z. S. A Col. BOuk, Lon F. BuekwAlIty, Den
mark; Geo. K. Young, N. Y; Charles W. Calhoun
Philadelphia.
DYERS HoTEL-G. D. DYER.
c. BowsrmRn, lmors; Miss J. Heenan and eigh
ladies, Boston, Mass. And. Rutherglen, Richmond
Z. B. CirmS', Va; Thomas Egan, Lowhill; W. W
Dedrick, MempAis, Tenn; Prank b, Ally, agsn
Norris Bros, Mass VIM G. Stiles, California; Bel
ford NJ. BonhAm, Niles Bonham, N. J.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWES.
Thee. Lutro, Baltimore Z. L. Stevens, city J. W
Culyer, New York. VIM. II. Barnes, Ind sAmue
Davis, Cineinnatli c. Nee. Lord, Conn; John Il
Boud, Nevada.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS
PORTATION
DEPOT QuARrKRAAsTgR' OFFICE,
,AN Antonio, TExAs. October I. 1857.

sAS Antonio, TEXAS, October !, 1857.
Sealed proposals, which must be made in duPli-
the So:h day Of November next, at IL clock, noon,
for the transportation Of military supplies for two
years from the lat day Of January next on the fol-
RogfK No. 2-Yrom San Antonio. Texas, to Ports
ChadbouIns and BelknaP. Buffalo Springs, and such
other Military Post. and Camps as are Or may be
and north Of so degrees north latitude.
RourE No. 4-YTom Indianola, Texas, to San An
RourE No. 6,-From IndianolA, Texas, TO Austin,
Texas, and Intervening points.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred goo
will transport said supplies, and must give their
names In full with residence and post.oiee address,
and Il Arm the name OF each member will be sep.
Bach BID must be accompanied by a bond In the
sum Of ten thousand dollars, signed By two or more
persons Whose responsibility must be certified TO BY
clerk Of court OF record that the bidder WILL In
the contract 10 awarded to him, enter upon the
fulnlment thereof and furnish good and suiheient
security that he will faithfully carry out the condi-
tons therein set forth, and each security will state
his place Of residence,
Separate bids and bonds arc required for each
The contractor on each route will be required to
keep his route good mule teams Of not less than
sir mules each, In numbers as follows;
| On Route No. q Twenty Ave Teams
4,seventy- Ave "
| :" q, 6,Twsnty.a
Should, however, the transportation on any route
TO require the number Of teams above named It may
be temporarily leGssnsd by the Oieer In charge Of
| the transportation lines.
Tho amount Of bonds that will be required Of the
contractor will be ffty thousand dollars sjO OOO) on
| each Toute.
| The person or persons 10 whom AM award is made
must be prepared to execute contracts and give the
required bonds at once and be In readiness for
vice on the arst day Of January next before men
| TONED,
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solyepey
Of each bidder and persons offered as security viii
| be required. W."
The bids will be opened on the day and hour before
snt at the opening '''
No proposal will be entertained that does not fully
comply with the terms Of this advertisement.
Any contract made under the advertisement will
be subject TO the approval Of the ouArtermastsI
General and the rights reserved to reject any or ali
bids. " "
Forms OF contract may be at the Offices Of the
Chief oaartsTmAsteI, 9Th Military District, at New
Orleans the Chief QuartsrmRster District Of Texas
Galveston, the Post ouartermAktsr at Austin, and
At this once. -AN
Proposals must be- plainly endorsed Proposal.
for Army Transportation, and addressed 10 the IN.
dersignsd, al this place. J. O. o. LII.
os22.td Brevst "A. Col, and 4. Q. r., U.aA.
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LIMITED STATES MAILS.
MISSISSIPPI.

MISSISSIPPI.
Posr 0YFIoE DEPARrNESr,t
wAsHIsaros, October 8, 1857. I
Proposals will be received at the Contract once OF
this Department until o'clock p. m. Of November
2lst next Ito be decided the next day for the carry
ing the malls Of the ua,tsd States from February g.
1868, 10 June so, 1871.
Route No. 70sS-Hrom BrookhAyen, by Casey willie,
Union Church, Payette, and Church Hill, 10 Nat.
cher, 50 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Brookhavsn Wednesday and Saturday at Q
an;
Arrive At hatcher next days by 8p.m.
Leave hatcher Monday and Thursday at 8 a. m.
Arrive at Brookhavsn next days by Q p. IN.
The accepted bidder will be required 10 take the
oath commonly known as the test oath, and 10 exc
cute contracts In the form and prescribed by
law and the regulations Of the Department.
For furths: and fuller particulars as to the condi
tons to be incorporated into contracts, and Of the
liabilities Of bidders, reference 10 made to the pam
phlet advertisement dated October ST. 1896 inviting
proposals for carrying the mails Of the Unitsd States
In the State Of Mississpp, which can be found At the
principal post ofnees.
ser!ies may commence January l, 1868. II the sc.
ceptsd bidder desires.
Proposals must be sealed, subscribed " Mail Pro.
posals Houte No. 7oSs State Of Mississippi and ad
dressed 10 the "Bseond Assistant Postmaster Gen.
sral, Contract once"
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
nol.td Postmaster General.
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NJ Q T Q E.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
until 10 O'Clock, q. m. "WEDNESDAY, November
90 1857 for furnishing the garrison at PlAttsburgh
Bsrraeks New York. with the following articles for
one year, or such less time as the ouartermastcr
General q g. A. may direct;
F0RAGR-Hay and Oats
BRDDING-straw.
Bids will be taken for all or each Of the articles
separately, to be Of good marketable quality, and to
be delivered at such times and In sueh places as the
comm andinE officer may direct. The Government
reserve. for Itself the privilege to reject any or ali
bids, should they be deemed unreasonable. BID.
will be scaled and addrossed to Lieutenant FRANK
MADDEN, A. A Q, N. Plattsburgh Barracks, New
York, and endorsed "Pr1POsais for Forage and
Straw
A. A.. auartsrmastsI's ofee, Pls,tsburgh Bar.
racks, New York, October 20, 1867. no6-td
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U. s. gSdISKgR OFFICE, I
ORwEun N v Oetohar % ll6y

OswEuo, N. Y, October IS 1867. I
Sealed proposals will be received by the under.
signed until the 20th Of November, 1857, at II a. n
for the following timber;
5000 linear Tor eubic) feet Of Hemloek Timber,
IL Inches square, In sticks varying from 81 feet up
ward.
IS, 900 feet b. m Of 3.ineh Hemlock Plank.
So 900 linear Tor cubie) feet OF white Pine Timber
l2 Inches squsre, In sticks varying from 50 feet up
ward
II, coo feet b, m. Of 9.ipeh Pine Plank.
The whole must be delivered at Bur!ipHtOn, Vt,
before the lat Of July lS6s and at least o. third
soon as navigation opens on Lake Grau PLATA II
must be sawed, Of the best quality, Gr g;, and bi
the full spto.hc dimensions throughSl' Nothing
cleo will be accepted. The prices named must cover
all expenses Of delivery and preparing for inspection,
&c. At such points as may be required.
Blank forms for guaranteed p oposals aud further
information may be obtained on application at this
onlee. 10. !. BLUhT,
Il. Col. OF Engineers,
noo.6t Bvt. Col, U. bA
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NOTICE-TO WHOM 1T MAY CON
REaIarER,A ORRInR

RHaIsrER's OFFICE, November 4, 1857.
NotiSe 10 hereby given that Licenses issasd To
Keepers OF hotels, restaurants, taverns, ordnRries
sample rooms, tlppling houses retailers OF spirou
and fermsnted liquors, wines and cordials, groee-
he., dry goods. hardware, medicines, perfumsw,
watches and jewelry, lumber, wood, commission
merchants, dealers In fruit aud confectionery, hawk
ers and peddlers, billiard tables, pin alleys,
hackney carriages, omnibu.ses and city passenger
railroad cars, will expire on MONDAY, the 9TH day
OF November 1867, and must be renewed at this Of
FRED. A. BOSWELL,
ro6'9t Register.
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TINTED STATES MAILS.
LoUIslAN-.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, !
WAsHIsGroE, September %, 1867.

u
WLsHIEGroE, September 23, 1857. I
Proposals will bs received at the Contract Once Of
this Department until o'clock, p m., OF December
l2 next Ito be decided by the lith for Carrying the
Malls ofthe United States from April l. 1866 to June
80, 1871.
RoUrE No, S,06O-PTom Alexandra, by Lamothe,
Cotile, Cloutisryills, MAIthavills, Ratshitoehss,
Pleasant Hill, Mansfield, ReAtehie, Spring Ridge
aud Grand Cane to shreveport, los miles and back,
three times q week.
Leave Alexandria Monday, Wednesday, and Fri.
Arrive at Shreveport third days BY SPIN.
Leave Shreveport Monday, Wednesday, and Pri.
day, at o g. m.
Arrive at Alexandria third days by6pm.
The accepted bidder will be required 10 take the
oath commonly known IS the test OATH and TO exc.
cute contracts In the form and manner prescribed BY
law and the regulations Of the Department.
Por further and fullr particulars as to the eondi
tlons TO be Incorporated Into contracts, and Of tn,
liabilities Of bidders, reference 10 made to thI
pamphlet Advertisement dated October 81, 1865, In
yitpg proposals for carrying the malls fthe United
States In the Stats of LouisSna, which be fount
At the principal post ofnoss.
Proposals. must be sealed, Euperfehbsd "Mai
Proposals, Route No 5000, State Of Louisiana sni
addressed to the Beeopd Assistant Postmaster Gen
| eral, Contract 0mes" ALEX. W. RANDALL,
oe2s-ti Postmaster General.
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1Oe0 GREAT 1907
LOW RksNsYLyASIA ROUTE lOOI
TO TH8 NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST.
R

64E
SPRING SCHEDULE.
On and after MAY 2ith. 1857, trains will run as
follows;
i,nston....T. S.. m. Baltinsrs.. 10 p N.
.....L so p. m. see. 100
.....e45 D, m. ..... 10. 80
THE GREAT DoUBtR-TRACK ROUTE,
With RLBGANT SCENERY, Palace State room, day
and night Cars, with modern improvements, and
saving from four 70 twelve hours in time over any
other routs. Two hundred miles saved 10 Western
and Central New York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS To THE WEST
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengors BY this routs from Baltimore have the
advantages Of making all changes in UNION DE-
POTS, and no FERRIES.
Tickets By this route can b. procured At the Oess,
corner Of Sixth street and PennsylyApis avenue,
underNation Hotel where reliable Information win
be given at all times
Passengers procuring tickets al this ones, can 20.
cure accommodations In Sleeping Cars for Kimira OF
Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. avenue,
Washington, D. G.
I'd; s. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent, =.
de9-ly Baltimore Md,
The national Republican., 1867-11-15
DUN FOR A IL!

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The national Republican., 1867-11-15
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL.
D ROAD,

DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ID ROAD.
wAsErIaroI, Jan. Q, lse7-noon.
Traias between WARRINGTON sud BLLTIhORE,
and wAsHIEoTos AND rHB WHIST, ara row ran
% follows, Wis;
roR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, Al 100, 74a, and i2l6
p. m, and AGO, l. so, and $40 r. m.
YoR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, Az. 90 = Iu. .ad = 90
and p. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH or AssAPoLis
JUNCTION.
Leave Al Q. lb and e. m. rnd At 4 90 and Lss p.
N. daily, except Sunday.
FOB AnEAPoLIs
Leave st :. 90 and and l. so p. N. 10 usia 70 OF
from Annapolis on Sunday. II
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave 81 T. 10 An. and $50 and 8. IS p m
PoR WAY STATIONS.
Leave d T46 .. N. and l. 80 and Q. 40 p. N.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
lssys dsiiy, .IssP' Sunday, 81 L4s .. m. and $50
On Sunday, At Lso and g. IS p M only, sonnsetirF
At Rslsy Station with trains from Baltimore 10 Wheel
| ing, Pafksrsburg, dc.
Through tickets to the west can bo had At the
Washington Station Ticket oee at all hours In the
FOR Hsw York, Phii.delshis, and Boston, see I'd.
| veriissmsnt Of Through Lins. -
J. L. WILSON.
/ Master Of TransportstioE.
| L. n. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
| GEO. Q. KO0NfZ,
General Agent, washington.
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