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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16

Studies serve for delight, for orna.
ment, and for ability. Their chief use
for delight Is In privateriess and retire.
ing for ornament IL In discourse and
for ability is In the judgement aud dis,
position Of business, for expert men ear
execute, and, perhaps, judge Of partic-
ulars, one by one; but the general
counsels and the plots, and marshall.
ing OF affairs comes best from those
that are learned. TO spend too much
time In studies Ii sloth to use them
too much for ornament Is affectation
to make Judgments wholly by theiI
rules Is the humor Of sscholar. They
perfect nature, and are perfected by ex.
perience for natural abilities are like
plants, that need prYinning by study
and studies themselves do give forth
directions too much at large, except
they be bounded by experience. Graf.
ty men, condemn studies,s simple men
fos they teach! not their own ass bot
sss,s shs, Is 4'th0St S,s1saa,on. sns% snd
Read. not TO contyndict and confMe
not to believe and take for granted
nor to find talk and discourse !; but ID
weigh and consider. Some books
are to be tasted, others to be swallowed
aud some few 10 he ehewed and diGes.
ted !; that Is, some books are 70 be read
only In parts ;others 10 bersad ybut not
,curi0uslyl; and some few to be- read
wholly, aud with diligence and atten-
tiou. some books also may be read by
deputy, and extracts made OF them by
others; but that wOplds he only in the
Important arguments, and the nltanoI
sort Of books; else distilled boOks are
like common distilled waters, fiashy
things. Reading maketh a full man,
conferences raoay man, and writing
an exaee man aasd theref0ge, II a man
write a4ttl6 hDG t1MiT nsed 4aye great
mexfsry lfke osssfsf lRIey h4tDsd need
hav6 6Wpeh GDiln{fk To seelp TO know
~ he doth nd. = Lord Rdd6s.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16

Mrs. Stephens, In her monthly mag
axine gives q certain class OF men, the
like OF whot,n are seeti In every COM
munity, the benefit OF her opinion, az
follows sF''sf '' 'li''
Our own private opinion on the ,la-
dy's man. is, that he Is thorouRhiy
contemptible.-a sort or the life hardly
worth thinking about-a nutshell With
the kernel .withered up-a handful OF
foam drifting over the wine Of life,
something not altogether unpleasant 10
the fancy, but Of no earthly use. "A
woman of sense would as soon be put To
sea In man-of-war made Of Shingles or
take up lier residence in card house,
killer. 3tFi ~ a7i 7IiieFsT ~
Woman worth the name are seldom
deceived into thinking our lady's nnn
Whatever their ignorance may be, wo-
manly intuition must tell them that
The men who live for great object,
and whose spirits arc SO frn,Iy knit
that they are able To encounter the
storms of life-nien whose depth and
warmth OF feeling resemble the power
ful current Of q mighty river, and not
the pebbles on Its surface, who IL they
love, are never sinitten by mere beauty
OF form or features that these mon are
more worthy even of Occupying their
thoughts In idle moments than the fops
and men about town With whose after,
tions they amuse themselves. III we
were to tell, him this, he would only
laugh; he has no pride about him, al
though full OF vanity and 1t matters
not to him what we may broadly affirm
or quietly insinuate. a,i.1
Soft and delicate though he be, he Is
as impervious TO ridicule as a ,hod car
rier, and as regardless Of hottest con-
tempt as city alderman. Were you
TO hand him this article, he would take
1t to some social party, and read IL aloud
In the most mcilifluous voice NJ hom-
age to his own attractions. laA1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16

NORTH.

A Kentucky farmer furnishes the
following evidence of the money value
OF wife. The companionship ofsuch q
wife was even m0re precious than her
industry and economy: 80 has a9}
~ have been farming for the last
twenty-five years. The first four years
I was unmarried. / began farming
with two hundred and fifty acres, ia
the Blue Grass region. / handled cat
tie, hogs, sheep, and horses--prifici-
pally the two northumberland lived,
i thought, tolerably economically,
spent none for tobacco In any way !;
never. betting cent or dissipating In
any way; and yet, at the end Of the
four years, / had made a little or no
clear money. I then married young
lady Is years ofagc--one who never
had done any housework or work of
any kind, except making a portionlo of
her own clothes She had never made
a shirt, drawers, pants or waistcoat, or
even seweda stitch on coat, and yet, be-
fore we had been married n year, she
had made for me every one OF the arti-
clcs of clothes named, and knit num-
bers of pairs Of socks for me--yes, and
imended divers articles for me, not ex-
cepting an old hat or two. She had al
so made butter, sold eggs, chickens
and other fowls, and vegetables, To tile
amount of nearly 5000 In cash, Mt the
end of the year, whereas, during the four
years that wassingle, I had never sold
live cents worth--besides making me
purely happy and scontented with
and at my own home. And SO far as
toimaking of money, we have made
money clear of expenses every year
since we were married, in every thing
that we have undertaken on the farm,
and sshe has made from $3.50 to $500
every year, except one, during the
time, selling butter, eggs and market
ing Of different kinds. My yearly ex-
penses for fine clothing, etc., before l
was married. were more than my
yearly expenses after 1 was married
with the expenses OF my
wife and children, and our farm has
increased from $50 to $50 acres and
believe that IL i had not married IL
never would have increased but little, if
any, aud J. have never been absent
from home six nights. when my wife
was Mt our home, since we were mar
ried, and her cheeks kiss as sweetly to
me rs they did the morning after was
married. saf 1r3ft g 3fl4 ltfi , etae e
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16

VNEsLER IN MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS.
Il j Keepsconstan,ly-e hand eomplete assortment
Of choice MnIinery+ Goofs seceived every week.
Opposite Townsend & Knapp's Bank. Cedar Falls,
Iowa. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16

r licensed AUCTIONEER, FOR CITY AND
CouRty continues st at his old business, and III
texecute Il as well and cheap as any Cedar Pals,
Iowa. o-i
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16

Men wosk feF maleEs fight for IL,
beg 9QHit steH for ~ d|fi ifaF ttTand all
the whIfs tQiii the craai if to 4bS grave,
natuvo assa God are tlsundesine In our
ears ftS solApin q6asfiSh Z" wb8t sliall
itnaRfst r MN 4 be- eain tAezwhoie
won Aand lose his Swn soul.
DIR. Realows. recently \ arepEerked thai
the one gr6nt MeffF6f Am@ {36An slciety
is the 1ac& u h(fNy, Independent
thinking, and Individual conscience
pspsS peps,al ssshg3fs: 'Gs syyfIss a. and
Compounded q paAtefis ubf character Il
tn1f1 f1tSst % BY y Ayrxab abea1s AliAssy and
unreasonable ru bite opinion.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16
The Door. OF the world.

What this change IL to be, we dare
not even conjecture, but we 'sea In the
heavens themselves some traces Of de-
structive' elements, and some indlca-
tions OF their destruetisei power. The
fragments ofsbroken plaTiets, tho de-
scent Of the metcorlc stones upon oar
globe, the wheeling comets, welding
their loose n1aterialslin our own satol.
liteySthe appearance Of new stars md
the tlisappearnnce Of Others, are as the
solar furnace, the volcanic Jeruptions.
oil foreshad0ws or that Am sending Cou-
vulsion To oswhichf the systsm or the
world In doomed Thus placed on 4
planet which is t. be burnedlup, snd
under heavens whtch are TO pAss away;
thus tveading, NJ it werey ON the cene.
teries, and dwelling upon the fnalisole-
uma Of former worlds let ns learn the
lesson Of humility andnwisdou, five
have not already been taaght in the
school OF reSclatiou North British
~ CHANCES OF PUisUSrysL Everybody
ID apt oiilnagine that) somebody elss'i
occupation Is easier than Ills owII--to
think his neighbor's ''ict'' iuckier than
hts--tO be temptedp 10 rob htmscf II,
RG4u0Y8 ~ 00RpsNsssAsASusf t+rse# t
This 9pfritp0f disConteut h very un-
fortunate. sTtis lworbe. iIt Is wicked
% we'll ~ weak. ~ A. such u should be
striven against with D. lYenrty and fiYm,
~ pronounced ssddt thee behind me,
SATAN !t The very entertainment 1oi
the thought 10 enervatiDg --paraly sing
Ba-dcstructisei iof all tliat is worthy the
n0snsl0f f.snccdss' Ia the present busi-
ness OF the entertainer, To accomplish,
anything, beyond what the common
run of busiliess and professional man
perform, requires the utmost cOlicon-
9fgtiUn of ;tifo osmipds om the plnattar In
hand. There is mo room isi the thoaghfa
for repinings ovsr the 1nrisfortunes 0I
Ione's lot, or wishes Qr-anacxchanxe Ol
ipiaees With anotler. Indeed, 81 might
be triithfuIiy ptediCtol tlsat the tnduIg'
era Of such Wishes would fail, utterly
In the new sphere, couldsthey get tlseiI
wish00sf sg7@sf SIT rfs .fs9N FfEs$1
j. 1Snasfrfsf.---a- I-~-+<o-~ sc ss ssT
|inA esrtaius Esishmani recsiveslk for ili1
labor . one dollar bill On the Ohio
banks, oAswisictr he. wns ohllweG1 "a lose
ten cents discOuufs7 Next EiAy he asal
Epasaink = sl&wn eAIniD tffeet, land saw I
liOil&r hill lying ON this sidewalk, on
the same hank, and gazing OnElt, he ex-
clainssd |: ssBafl. buck 10 tiIs; lites ofiys
---talsre ye may lies divika An9nr nMAl1
SUTTON cye,s f0r II lostl 49, z9ntn etz
brOtherlof1 1youts yssSerdAys,A1s 8 1st
afgl AZ kts9fwgaJ #S@Ew h - NO. NsFs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16
SIMEON FLESH,

nAINTER IN EVERY STYLE. Rouse, sign
Q IL and Fresro Grabbing and Ornamental Painting
done in fine STYLE at short notice. shop In the rea
OF Aitweins house, Cedar Falls Iowa o-i
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16
a. .HARTMAN,

At THE CEDAR FALLS BOOK BINDERY, is
N prepared TO do all kinds Of Binding In a work
FInanfke manner sPatronise home pstltutions and
brine on your Papers Blanks, Magazines and Pam
phiets and have them bound. Orders LETT at J. l..
Coles Store, will he promptly attended to.
z Paper Hanging done to order. ss3.g4Ee X sI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16
JENNINGS q MOSHER,

ATTHE UNION MEAT MARKET, KEEP con-
stantly hand good Assortment Of the best meats
aud other articles In the market line which they are
selling at the lowest living prices Main Street oppo-
oil: Neeley's Grocery, Cedar Falls, Iowa. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16
Influence of Female soci.
~ ..ss.tg, ETY.. ss. ~ ~.

It Ii better for you to pass an evening
once or twice In q lady . drawing room
even though the conversation 10 slow
and you knew the girls song by heart
than In club, tavern, or the pit OF O
theatre. All amusements OF youth IL
which virtuous women Are not admit
ted, relyion it, are deleterious in'thcil
nature. ALI men who avoid female
society have dull perceptions, and are
stupid, or have gross tastes, and revolt
against what is pure. Your club swag.
gerers, who are sucking the butts oi
billiard cues nll night, call female soci-
ETY. insipid. Poetry is insip to a
yokel; beauty has no chaim for q blind
mnn music does not please q poor
beast who does not know one tune from
another; and as true epicure is hard
ly ever tired Of water sanohy and
brown bread and butter. protest
con sit for q whole night talking to a
well regulated, kindly woman, about
her girl coming out, or her boy at col
lege, and like the evenings entertain
ment. One of the great benefits man
may derive from womarl's society is,
that he 10 bound Ito be respectful 10
them. The habit Is Of great good to
your moral men, depend5upon it. Our
education makes of tis the most emf
rently selfish men i'm the world. We
fight for ourselves, we push for our
selves, we yawn for ourselves, we light
our pipes and say we won't go out; we
prefer ourselves md our ease; and the
greatest good that comes to o man from
q woman's society is, that he has to
think for somebody besides himself,
somebody to whom he is bound TO be
constantly attentive and respectful
2hackerdy. s'1sIsH 300 ~ R7iq' gR
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16
FIRMLY Resolve Never to
"a s,sfs. Owe a Debt. FsuF98qf

1t IL the fundamental mistake of
most boys tO suppose that they can get
rich faster on money earned BY Others
than that earned respectively by them
selves. Ifevery youth Of Is TO Is years
to-day were offered $40, 600 for ten years
at seven per cent. interest, two-thirds
Of them would eagerly accept II when
the probabio consequences is that three
fourths ofythem would die bankrupts
and paupers. Boys do not need mon
ey half 90 much as they need to know
how to earn and save 10. The boy who
at the close of his first year Of ihde.
peiidence. has earned aud saved one
hundred dollars, and Invested orloaned
,it where 1t will pay him six or seven
per cent, will almost become rich IL he
lives while he who closes his first
year Of responsibility In debit will
probably live and die In debt. There
Ii no greater mistake made by our
to pay interest rather than receive.--
Interest devours us while we sleep; It
absOrbs our profits ard aggravatcs our
losses. Let q young man atytwenty-
Ave have $1,000 loaned on bond and
mortgage or invested In public secufi-
ties, and he will rarely want mooney
thereafter; In fact, that 81 ,O00, invest
cd ,at seven per Dent, will Of itself
make htm rich before IL sixty.--
There 10 no rule more important or
wholesome for our boys than that
which teaches them to go through life
receiving interest rather than paying
'it. q OF the torments which afflict this
mortal sphere, the Grst Afank ID held by
Crime, Che second by Debt.-- Horace
GreeIcy ~ }flaa4 hgn safifl2eat ted
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16
lMMAN HOUSE,

ID. CRAMER,, PROPRIETOR, CEDAR
eDs FALLS IONA. This Hotel, ut the corner of
Main and Second streets has been recently enlarged
aud f.e n in the best STYLE and Is becoming the
fayDrte resort Of the ling public. 81
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FARMERS HoM E, ,
EY CITY HOUSE.

NJ .SHAUS,y pRoPFiEfoREJcEDARF FAILS
N, IOWA. Good accommodations and sabiing a
reasonable rates. 81
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]. MYTH

gfIsAsWIONAEs n EE, TAILOR, .fopR DOORS
pairs neatly and promptly executed the most reas
enable terms,
~ Agent for Dubuque Dying Company. Orders sepct
ed 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16

ERAINEIa, HOUSE, CARRIAGE AND SIGN SIGN
fNTpAINTER has taken II. WLD's place at Cedar
Fails and win give entire satisfaction to all Who entrus
him with work in his line of business shop over fos
dicks Wagon Shop Paper hanging neatly done on snort
notice. - II FsE eV ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16

BASE BALI..4-'rhe following, (which
we find In an exehange, illustrates apt
" the mania for base balies playing
which Ii 20 prevalent In our midst: ],
.Wilat Is the e.niatter with your an
gers Yi91G9s1T 9ff0a 1edt 81 S96 ta9sg
"Struck by a ball and drove up, hut
10 IL o noble game, ''lwas tire reply
tids'PTeciscIy--and your thunibis use.
less, IL u nut ~ si. ~ IH tings
|, ,gssYes, istrnck with a hill and bro
KEN. ObNUtFiE g*f4 liENs aN afa8 III
.That finger joint ?n asgF ssas tte
r "a hall struck il. No better game to
Improve a mans physical condition.
strengthen ones sinews." .i4eaglss
"Y0u walk lame / that foot isn't 1t ~
sN0, It's the--the-tbe-wcll. bal
few out 0f nlpiayer'ss hand and hit my
|knee-pAnss He had the innings. ,hn4z
Il zone Of yourfrotrt teeth isgone?n
"KnOcked out By 4 ball--sln acci.
|ai.Your right hand and your, nose
have been peoled- b THAT ~
dawn iat th1 second base--
oBly mere scrntChT'o snt sSAgQ wsas
|sa.s Ard yna dixie tiria kinl a. fnng',u
a(sl0yim u sir.E Itlislths lsealthiesl
i game III the Ruglds sif. .1G wd sslsiod
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16
Webster.

When Hayne OF South Carolina
urged on by his Southern friends, had
made his speech which called forth
that immortal reply of the great
Northern Lion,n many Of Webster's
friends, struck with Haynes real abil.
ity, began to say to each other, "Cn,,
Wooster anssOer fhdtf" Mrs. Webster
was present at the Capitol, and was
greatly agitated at the fire and force oi
the hero or South Carolina. She rode
home with a friend In advance Of her
husband. At last the Lion came
tramping up to the door, marched in.
In an easy, unconcerned way. His
wife hastened. into the hall just MS she
was, and with tears In her eyes, said to
him. "Cdn you-cdn you answer Mr..
Hayne?" -. ~
With a sort Of grunt or quiet roar,
her lord turned upon her: ANSWER
him? RI GRIND him finer than s,,,!6
In your 60rt ~ ~ lH
In due time the Websterian thunder
rolled through the arches OF the Capt.
tol, and Hayne was ground inc.
Aa"What do you think now" says Mr..
Webstcr's friend to his Southern ac-
quaintancc, "of our Northern Lion ?''
The reply came quick, but rather an
griIy: Hes lofIg.jawed, strong ,jawed
tough -hided devifsf oY sfSlF'~
r . + 8 ta n r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16
A. sPAULDIAc,

|tONTR ACTOR AND BRIDGE BUILDER,
~ Cedar Falls Iowa. Constructor of the new Bridge
nfTiaaar Falis.P Refers to Hosea White, Splingve,
Linn Co. Col Nm. T. Shaw, Anamosa, Jones GO.
Also TO the Bridge Committee of this city. 81
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MEDARY d. PERKINS
z. BAKER,

AnEALEHss IN HLEATHER, sADBiERY HARD
ware Shoe Findings, Saddiery, Collars, SC
Cedar Falls Iowa. Cash paid for Hides s-H 4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16
cE CUMMINGS a. CO.,

2 MEAT MARKET, OPPOSITE THE lNMAN
l House Keep constantly hand all kinds OF fresh
and salt meats The highest market price paid In cash
for Eggs Good Fresh Butter and all kinds OF Early
a Vegetables and Garden Sauce ta fy.FrgsSt
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16
MISS A. McMALLY,

VOHN LSwILCOx, PROPRIETOR, C0RNE
sD Main and Tliird street. Dab.naie, Iowa ST.
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MORRIS LIPPoLD,
=. 8. ENCLEDoW,

DARBER AND HAIR DRESSER, OVER COLI
ID MANN's Boot Shoe Store, Cedar Falls 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-16

4 BEAUTIFuL THo0aHT. = We know
not the author of the following. byt It
e one of tbe sm0st beautiful prQqnf.
tioDs we ever read - be,o. - roa
s"Nstqre will be reporisdn AL thugs
are engaged III writing tileir Bt3t6fY.
The plant and tlfe pebble g0 Intended
BY fhuir zphalinw J. ,Rhs rack deAvcs Its
sqratches on tho mountaip ei4les tho
liver its bed ~ the soil, the animal
Icavet bohcI1 the stratum. The fern and
che ienf their modest <pitapli III the
|coal1 ihct fallisB AfDp makes itsB4t
laph jnsthe sand px steMe;Q pot ssfost-
step In the snow Of a1Qpg the ground,
but printn IN characfef more or Teas
laetipg. = naROf ~ march 4 sSseEy1act
|Qf man tnHcTibes jtDel { on. The memo
/ RET 81 its fellows, and In ilie own fAce.
The afF n fssA of asossBd II thessk yt6f
loknnsv tho exound is1all amemotanda
[.sixnatpKcas and everN object i& covered
SsfIt SssiIis.b{s s5ss Plnt yhAsb sps-s 8 re !e-
~@s3 sx4f4T3 .8sf -
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Business Cards.

TOWNSEND A. KNAPP,
DANKERS, CEDAR FALLS. IOWA. AMER
DIQAN Gold, and other Premium Funds, bought at
tHe ehfghest mafket rates. ST.
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3. a. BRYANT, IA. o. +,
DR.. JOHN SKIING,

cURGEON AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Special attention will he g.vento the cure Of dis
eases of long standing Office and residence opposite
aud west of the Public School House, Cedar Falls,
L., tseVsrgegsa rFEg#s' 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-19
LOCAL NEWS,

THE NATIONALS GAME with the Buckeye
Ciab OF Cincinnati, on Tuesday last, distracted
larger crowd than that Of the day previous,
the iadies attending with lncreased force.
On the whole the Buckeye played better
game than the Cincinnati. especially in bat.
ting. The Commercial Gazette says: aI
rfrom the brilliant playing exhibited on
Monoay, In the game with the Oincinnati
Cano, the Buckeyes expected a bad, defsat but
sfili tbey were not prepared for uthe over.
Wnelming defeat which they experienced.
4 The Nationals Club was IN splendid eondi.
uous and knowing that the Buckeyes fcyvoaid
make desparete effort to reduce thebscore
made IN the game with the Cincinnati. they
doubled their -exerttons. not letting a single
favorable point slip. The catchiago of Ber.
tnronE, who took the place of George sWughr
disabled, conldi not be excelled, while the
pitching OF Williams was magnificent, n it
always ID. Fletcher, on the first base, scarcely
dld as well As on Monday; bnt sFox, On the
third and George Wright. ON the second, fully
maintained the good opinion formed Of their
play ON the previous day. Snaith, as short
stopi and Parker, Mclean and Studley, as
helders. could not be ex cslled.H.g = isaae an4
The Nationals having to leave for Louis
Vile ON ave o'clock, were obliged TO close the
game at the end Of the sixth inning. The
Bue ekeyes spread an elegant lunch before the
Nationals, which they disposed Of ION the
n.y." We append the SCORE:
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

FoR BALTIMoRE.-Trains leave daily except
Sunday, at zoo and 7:45 m, and l2:IS, 200, 80,
and s:45 p. N. On Sunday, at 7:45 a m, and 40
and S:45 pm @..tys ...a.ssr #s ..e
For ALL WAY STATIONS Daily, except Sunday,
at TOO and 200 and S:46 p. m Sunday, at 7:45
a. m, eau 4:30 and S45 p. m. a ="
For WAY STATIONS South OF ANNAPOLIS JuNc-
oN:--6:l5 and 700 m, and 200 and 4a5 p. m.
FoR ANSAPoLIs.-7:to "a m, ana i:3o p. M. Ne
train on Sunday. a.s.4
For ALL PARTS OF THE WEsr.--Leave daily, ex-
cept Sunday, at 7:4a a. m, and 4:3O and s:45 p.
On Sunday, at 40 and SIS p. m, only, connecting
at Relay House with Western trains.
Philadelphia and New York Through Line.
Fo7 New YORK, without change of cars.-Leave
daily, except Sunday, at TAB and l2l5 and 100
on p m. train. 11. r. = - 3 -"'
For PHILApELpMA.- daily, except Sunday, at
7:s5 a o., and I2l5, 430 and I 90 p m. On Sunday,
al p. m only. .=rs
Great Pennsylvanla Rsuse. ....
For THE NORTHWEST, sou1H AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio depot at 7:45 a. n
and 80 and s:45 p. m.
Steamboat Travel.
/ For RICHMOND AND THE South AND SOUTHWEST.
The steamers of the Richmond and Fredercksburg
line leave Seventh street wharf daily, except Sun
days, at Ga 70 and p. m. On Sundays at a. m.
only.
For ALExANpRIA.-Steamers leave Seventh
street wharf every hour from a. m untii7 p. m :,
daily.
For MoUNr VBRSoS--The rteamer Wawasset
leaves Seventh street wharf Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings of each eek at 10 O'Clock,
returning at 81 p. m.
FuR BALTIMORE AND PoroMAc RIVER LAND
ISGs:-The steamer Columbia leaves Riley wharf,
foot'of Eleventh street, every Wednesday morning
at Go clock.
POTOMAC TRASsPoRTATroN LINE FOR BALrI-
MORE AND PoToMAC RIVER LANDINGs-Steamers
. fssa1ya VT p1arsf ny Wolr
days and Saturdays.
For THE EASTERN SRoRE.-The steamer Will
son Small an elegant boat. leaves her pier oppo-
site No. ITO Light street wharf, Baltimore, e"ery
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 9 p. m, for
Easton Point. Double Mile, Oxfoud, Clora's 3 Point,
Wallachs wharf, Cambridge, Hughletts wharf,
Cabin Creek, Aedford 3 wharf and Lloyd q Land