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suburban Residence for sale.

SUDuTDdH EkCSIueNCc IOr Sstlcs
good two and half story house, with four
"A and half acres OF land situated in Cape Eliza
BETH three miles from Portland and half ainile east
OF the Reform School Tie house has eleven finish
ed rooms. This property will he sold favorable
TERMS and is very pleasantly and conveniently locat-
ed for a country residence for q gentleman doing
business in this city. Apply to - 81 q l1ty
w. II. JERRIS, D.
apr24d3w* Real Estate Agent Portland
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The Rest Bargain in PortIand.

A LOT Of land 75x159 feet, located on Congress st,
- q few rods east of the Park. This is a fine op.
portunity for builder to erect a block of houses
that WILL SELL AS SOON AS COMPLETED. This
property is offered very low, to close concern. p
Apply To 4h @&tA E4'k &M y
". 81. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
J Apr25-dtf
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For Sale.
THE fine lotof Land ON Spring, near High street
Il known as the Boyd lot, containing about 0,OOO
feet; also aboutS00 900 Brick and 200 perch of Stone
Said lotwin be sold with or without the material.
For further particulars enquire Of JOHN G. Toll
FORD, or CHARLES SAGER. fr tts p, mch1ldtf
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Flour active at 80 a co. xports for April Il 600
bbs. Wheat-sales at 20 a IL; exports for Anril
100000 BUSH, Legal tenders 74.
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Boston Stock List.
sales at the Brokers' Board, Ma

.~iF Tst .aHaA-s % az uslHE -aaaiE bio
I4i 80 t.,. bonn. -4v.Au-t bHl tosf.l ~
liza ii. p
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REAL ESTATE.
Valuable PrOperty
For Sale or Lease.

FOf SsLiC OF LcaScs
TINE buildings on Portland street, near Libby 3
l. corner, viii Ii have been occupied for the wool
u, tanning and manufaetnre OF morocco.
within four years, and will be sold leased with all
the fixtures and tools necessary tor manufacturing
sheep calf skins. There Is 4 good steam engine
Of ten horse power with bark mil, teaches and watts,
all IN perfect order The buildings are large, and
could be used for almost any manufacturing BUSH
ness. There is about thirty thousand feet Of land,
with good dwelling house and stable on the lot.
For terms apply to II. Il. &c II. M. HART,
Apl IL. dim Is Portlan ], COZ ner OF Alder st.
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lpril 20. Ct

,l1stS6 Wanted - .VT
A NICE square chamber or parlor, furnished or
"A unturnished, with board for a married lain
A private family preferred. ~ !, - -"
Address Board" this office. ls b. .-,aIlssId
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. A7ad For Sale or to Lease. IL n
rHfHE new block on the eastern side of Cross street.
suitable for Stores, Offices or Mechanics Shops.
Will be sold separate ii desired For particulars in
quire of j. c. PROCTOR
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X. M. PATTEN a. CO., Auc,i.u..x.
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET
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San Franchise Nnrkcs.

: Cotton-quct but firm sales 1000 bales. recciIts
3i9 bales; Middlng uplands at 23c
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rTNHE g Marx Allen" estate, containing two hun
l. dred acres, situated within one and half miles
o. Pownal Depot, in POwnal, County of Cumber-
land. Said farm is well divided into pasturage til
lase and wood land. Is well watered, has good and
convenient buildings, cuts some sixty tons of hay,
and has twelve hundred cords OF fnerchantabie
wood for the market, besides enough for the farm.
This estate would make two good farms, and will
be sold together or in separate lots Inquire Of John
H. Noyes, near the premises, or .-6i
10 a.E& e - CHARLES G. COBB,
Executor, 90 Lisbon Street, Lewiston, Me. n
March 10, eod&wtf
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Lot for Sale.

Lot Tor Sale. ttW
THE lot on the northery side of Deering Street,
Il adjoining the residence of Gen. j. d. Fessenden.
Said lot is sxtytwo feet front and hundred feet
In depth. Apply to - j. q. Proctor,
mar16dtf Real Estate Agent, Middle st.
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"a By ELECTRICITY

We kteumatie, the gonty, the lame and the IazV
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic
ity o. youth; the heated brain Is cooled the ToSt-
bitten Hubs restored the uucouth deormiiies re-
moved; faintness converted to yigoi, WEAKNESS 70
strength; the blind made to see the deaf to near ana
the palsied form TO upright; the bienshes 81
youth are olliterated; the ACCIDENTS OF mature NE
prevented: IN. ealamites OF old ace obyiaet and an
active circulation maintained
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LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINaEk--
for Indigestion, Nausea Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Cholera Molbus, &c, where warming. genial slim
ulant sreqnred Its careful preparation and entire
nary purposes. Sold everywhere at so cents per hot
tie. of T ii7 o. li.f'+ 800 q fi4 . -siIi ~
Saratoga Spring Water, sod by all Druggists.
.,, June IA, 'G6-eodSsw1y
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V.ys. For Sale.
FNHREE stored brick house No. 80 High Street,
corner OF Pleasant, now occupied by the sub
scriber.s ss.ess-sarEsEs. Sss
Also, two three storied brick stores on Fore Street.
corner of Pearl, opposite the Custom House, with
partition WALL slated ROOFS the Wharf Street
four Stories with cellars For terms and particulars
enquire OF the subscriber. VIII AL
NATHANIEL BLANCHARD.
Portland, April 8, 1857. diff w
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Wanted.Vy $50

WANTED BY young man of practical expert
w ence and who can bring the best of city refer
ences, situation as Bookkeeper or Salesman
where close attention to business will be appreciated
Apply to oll'-i tiNf.t w. III JERRlS y
marIdtf4 n'F Under Lancaster hall
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Two Lots at $27E Each
New French Rooted House for Sal,

T COATED at Ferry Village, Cape Elizabeth
~ These lots are pleasantly located. Size of each
81 by % feet. Apply to
April 20. 3w w. II. JERRIS.
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FOR SAIEy

- A Desirable Square Brick House, on
E;;; Spring street, between High and Park streets.
lsesA with modern improvements, heated through.
abundance of hard and soft water in the
house, with about 10, 900 feet of land.
Inquire of rs JOHN G. PROCTOR
mar2o-dtf
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Heimstreets inmitable Hair Colorinr has been
steadily growing in favor for twenty years. Ii
acts upon the absorbents at the OF the hair and
changes to its original color by degrees. All instan
strocts is Ut dye but ia certln i'm its results pro-
notes its growth, and is beautiful Hair Dressing,
Price 80 cents and $1.0o. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold BY an Druggists .
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Four Houses for Sale.

FOuf Houses for Sale.
~: TWO story brick house No. 252 Cumberland
E;; Street. containing thirteen rooms for two fam
.EssA- lilies. Has gas and spring water.
- ALSO, -
two story wooden house, eleven rooms Will
accommodate two families.
- ALSO, - .....is. d.
A block of two houses convenient for four fami-
lies. ta ,.sf = 6 r ~ tt = "a a Is 81 f3 -sa
The above property is very pleasantly located and
is i'm a good iIeighboohood. Will let for s. 900 per
annum, and will be sale and profitable investment,
and is offered for sale in order to settle an estate-
Arpyto rt w. Ii. JERRIS.
April 20. d3w f'-ii-
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Dry and Fancy Goods at AUction-

al "liIce ~; May 80, at Ii A. H., shall zen
Goods WooenS WIZ, street, an lsspr tnIent OF Dress
3 D' Aassliies shrea.s, White and CooiaJ
i Dinn. -, NaapA,ns, DOyiies, Huckerbuck "a
HnihcI'n1., hosiery, &c, together win a., - -
soltnent Of Fancy Goous. Also 200 Para,,s az as
pO.i-ive. f. BAiiTVS' oaIe
Apl 20. An,lo
K. MI. PATTEN a. CO., A,.,,.n-
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House and Lot in Ferry Village for

A TWO story house on FIR mt Street, third house
n from Sawyer Street. Said house contains six
and in tip top repair. Lot front line IS feet rear
line IA feet; depth 14l feet This property is finely
situated for a boarding house. Applyt to :
......- ....... f. y. BAILEY, r4f.
April %. diff 1863 Fore Street.
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New House for Sale,

- On India street, third house from Congress,
E.; contains eleven rooms, besides the attcs This
I'LL house is very pleasantly located and very con-
vaIsently arranged for one or two families. - =
Apply to p Dra VIM. H. JERKS, rl,....i,s
mar28dH l .-. ...s, Real Estate Agent
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SUBURBAN RESIDENCE

House and Land for Sale.
HALE mile from lGorham village. on the
Il new road. to Portland, a neat Gothic Cottage
House with stable and buildings all conveniently ar
well OF pure water: From four to eighteen acres
of land, as may be desired. ii Il. II - -:
, Apply IN Portland to l. p. Harrington, 26 Market
Square, or in Gorham to j. /. Stevens
Gorham, April II, 1867. eod&wem.
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IaUO Houses for Sale.

- The owner wishing to leave the city immedi-
E;,; ately, will sell his property at bargain One
~ story house. nine rooms, on High street.
Loo $500 Also u story house, five rooms, same
location VIII besold for the small sum Of 81
SO. 5OO!
90 Possession given May Goth. . ID
Apply to GEO. II. DAVIS, g. Co,
Dealers in Real Estate, Morton Block.
Apr27dlw8 'N w HgNWT T-ffTT
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LOST AND FOUND.
500 REV RD!

A REWARD OF 500 viii oe paid Tor the reeo.ery
"A of the body OF Mr.. j. Hodgdon, who took
ssase on board the steam n Lewiston, Tor Boston,
alter she had left he wut Ii is supposed that he
was drowned during the pa aye as he was not seen
after the steamer arrived 0stOn
He was abont So years OF a. e. 8 ieet inches high
fun black whiskers, black h. i, dark complexion
had on a dark oyercoat, dar sack and vest, and
dark striped pants. 49, 49, 80, ]. 80 49,
Any information eoncerningt cbody can be COM
mnnicated to ID W. HODGDON, Boston, or to the
subscriber at Port land. 49,, 49, -
April %. div = ~
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ga co-overative furniture store, with q
capitaf OF S2,0O,0Cp, and employing coo men,
most OF whom are stockholders, has gone into
operation in Cincinnati.
~Franz Kossuth, the sen Of ex g overnor
Koss nth, who was proposed as a candidate for
the Hungarian Diet tor the district OF Csako.
va, has been rejected
~A month ago there were not two hun.
dreo people in Ellsworth city, Kansas Now
we are informed that twel We hundred have
left there on account OF the cholera Good
specimen OF the way towns grow at the West
- Asa Keeler, postmaster in a village of
Wy omtng county, Pa, recently deceased was
appointed by President Munroe. He was the
Oldest acting postmaster in the United States
~ The Michigan convention voted for fe.
male suhTA&e, and now the papers complain
that 1t was not done in q " respectful" manner
They think it was meant for joke.
- Truman G. Howe, city engineer Of 81
Louis, has sued the Democrat Of that city for
$4,000.
~ They are making rum in Louisiana out
OF sweet potatoes. Seven barrels OF potatoes
yield q barrel Of rum What the rum will
yield when drank IL not stated.
IL John Hunter, . coIored man, has re-
cefved the appointment OF postmaster At ST.
Marks, Fla, In pursuance OF the request OF all
the principal cittzens.
carrying an infant In her arms in the street
fell the child's nose striking on an iron hoon.
by which q horrid wound was inflicted on III
nose, that organ being completely divided.
~Maicr Thomas Cornell, OF Rondout nov
member Of Oongress from the Thirteenth New
boat owner in tbs United ssatss. Hs ovns ssss an
together nineteen steamboats, and propellers.
And his wealth ID yarfouafv eafiHsfSd =
s2,soeNeo q SS,eoo,o0o.
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RAILROADS III THE VALLRY.-There exists
no longer doubt as to the immediate con-
line of railway through the heart of the Valley
of Virginia. We say "re-construction," for
before and at the commencement OF the late
unfortunate war, the trains on the Manassas
Gap Railroad ran through regularly every
day from Manassas junction to Mt. jackson,
and would soon have been running to Harrison.
burg; the road having been finished to Timber
vile, and almost the entire grading completed
to this point. Nothing but the war could have
prevented this s'consummation devoutly to be
wished" But the war came without our con.
sent, and the long cherished hopes OF our
people were crushed, the ruin and wreck Of the
substantial bridges on the line OF the road in
the Valley being left as mon uments Of the ter.
riSly destructive power Of war. II 10, per.
haps, due 10 the truth OF history and to the
credit of the Federal armies 70 say that the
destruction Of the bridges on the Manassas
road. in the Valley, was done by our own
troops. BY order OF Gen. jackson, as ''mili.
ever, which contributed to the embarra ssment
of the movements of our railroad, they were
sufficient 70 compel its Intelligent president
and directory to look elsewhere than to
their own resources for the completion Of
this great line Of Improvement TO Har.
risonburR. That help has been obtained:
hence we announce with entire confidence
that our long. deferred hope OF railway com
munication with the outside world is at last
and very soon to be gratified. We speak
iadvieedly. Nothing but the intervention OF
FTOVlQeUCe Cou prevent tu0 early cOmpl0tt00
OF our railroad to HarrisonburK. An actte
Imagination ear already hear the thunder OF
the trains as they dash mp and down this most
lovely and fertile and attractive valley. 1t
would seem, too, that we ara to be compen.
ssted in some measnre for the breaking MP,
during the war, OF our daily connection by rali
with Aiexandrta. We are 70 have what will
beialm0st eq quivaient to two lines Of railroad
in the valley-one to and by the way Of Alex.
andria, and the other 70 and by the way of
winchester. Arrangements have been made
10 make the Winchester aud Strasbnrg counec.
tion. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad man.
agement have this link OF l6 miles in charge,
sand the work has been already conmenced.-
sRo<kinCham Raeisssy.
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HW. J. Bullock, one-armed Confederate
soldier, is teaching a-colored school in BROOK.
haven, Mississippi.
@Flve thousand and ninety dogs have been
killed at the New York dog pound the present
season. for which the city has paid S2,595.
e6The Nawajoe Indians, q very warIike
tribe, are about TO make war on the white pop.
ulation Of New Mexico.
People in London are again touching
their heads and declaring that Queen Vic. is
not all right there.
~ There are now 1,553 Roman Catholic
chapels. stations, converts, male communities,
colleges, and schools in England, and 259 in
Scotland. Es
g ~ The crops in the Peninsula in Virginia
are reported not to be as good as in other quar-
ters OF the State, owing TO the weather, and
the inperfectly organized labor system.
~ A correspondent Of Chicago newspa-
per says the quickest way to get rid Of the
Indians is to establish whisky shops all along
the border aid give them all they want to
drink.
~ Benjamin Franklin OuswelL a sign
painter, twenty SIX years old, killed himself
Oy taking laudanum. In st. Louis on Satnr.
day. He was desperately in love with q youne
lady. She treated him with indifference, and.
In despair. he ended his life.
- Philadelphia is growing steadily. Since
January 1, one thousand four hundred ano
ninety permits Tor the erection Of new huild
inGs have been taken out or these three hun.
ared and forty one were taken ont in Julv.
1TMace and Baldwin intend soon TO ..maah,,
each Others 'enellersv and .sclosos' each otners
"oeiers'' 1of Inc eAamptonsAip oS EnglAnd.
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At the suggestion Of many OF our readers,
who do not understand the signal numbers IN
the striking Of the be1s 70 designate the locali.
ties Of fires, We publish the following list OF
the numbers and localities Of the boxes tn this
city:
SD street east and L street south
a-sth street east and Virginia avenue.
s-55tthh stree, street east ana Feansylysnis avenue.
9Th street east and South Carolina avenue,
9-6th street east and street north.
l2-2d street east and street north.
so sfsfss sHss fpd EAST eRtC street
!2-2d street west and street sontn.
1s-polices s Station, ~ and street south.
iis-|s street and MaryIand W Pc avenue @ .'eD'''
21-C street north and New Jersey ave., {R. B.
24-No. Hook and Ladder House, Mass. ave.
3s+th 3s i, street @ west and New York avenue.
2s-loth 5s street west and I street north.
32-7th street west and + street south.
# GMashaInHft0n Ht1n Louisiana avenue
336-,2th street west and street north.
ana street s a6nh and 18th
west.
ss2-sta,e Department, lsth st. west and sst north
42-Riggs' Bank, 18th st. west and N Y avenue
43-l5th street west and street north.
45-l9th street west and H street north
46-2lst street west and Pennsylvania avenue.
47-i61s street west and III street north
4s-20th street west and NJ street north.
49-Police Station. a0th st. west and X st. north
51-26th street west and G street north.
52-23d street west and L street north
53-Smithsonian Institution.
54-lSth street west and E street north.
36-Arsenal gate.
57-Navy- Y ard gate.
5s-Ilth street west and street north
59-6th street west and n street south
61-Adams' Express Office, Pennsylvania avenue
62-Goyernnent Printing Office, H street.
63-7th street west and street north.
64-9th street west and street south.
65-l4th street west and street south.
61-U. s. Observatory.
6s-Sth st. west and st north. (residence Of Su.
perintendent Of Police.)
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THR MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL OoHvRH.
TIOE The Convention on Friday evening,
was engaged in discussing, as they have been
Tor wee ks past their plan for q judiciary sys-
prohibiting clerks Of Circuit Courts from re-
ceiyfng over $4,000, which is $3.50 more than
allowed them BY the present Constitution.
Associate Judges Of the Circuit Courts are al.
lowed S275O or $3.50 less than II proposed TO
give their clerks. Another section was passed
declaring that the Judges OF any Court ex-
ceptinR the Court OF Appeals, may order and
direct the removal Of any cause to be trans.
mitted TO some other Court having jurisdiction
whenever any party to such cause, or their
the Court by affidavit or other proper man
ner, that the party cannot have a fair and i'm.
partial trial in the Court in which the action
is pending, or when the judge il disqualified
under the Constitution, In sit in such
action. The General Assembly is re-
ouired to make such notifications in exist.
ing laws as may be necessary to regulate
and give force TO this provision. This is most
important change from the section in the pres.
ent Constitution on this subject, which re-
quirss that removed causes shall be transmit.
ted to s'some other court in the same or ad.
joining circuit" Mr. Merrick offered an
amendment TO the majority report OF the Judi
cia1y Committee on the subject Of the Or
phans' Court. The report abolisnes the pres.
ent three j udge system, an d authorizes the As.
soclate Judge OF the Circuit Courts Of the sew
erai counties, and the Supreme Judge o. Bal.
timors city, to act as Judge Of the Orphans
the present plan, excepting that the tenure Of
cflce is changed to four years, and the General
Assem- bly, is authorized TO regulate the powers
OF the Court. An amendment was offered to
Mr. Merricks proposition prob biting the
Court from ordering sales of real estate, but.
without action thereon a report was read from
the Select Committee on Baltimore city affairs
and the Con vention adjourned.
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SALE OF PROPERTY AT HARPER's FERRY
Of GEORGETOWN, D. o. has sold his large es-
tate at "Virginius," Harper's Ferry, Va. This
property embraces about twelve acres Of land,
and it's situation is such as to command the en-
tire water er-power OF the Shenandoah river.
The Improvements consist, in part, OF a large
cotton factory building, iron foundry, achine
shop, saw mill, storehouse, and some thirty
dwelling houses, besides the ruin OF the ex-
tensive Harper's Ferry -four mills destroyed
by fire during the war. The entire property
sold for $4,000 which Is thought to be very
low-certainly not half its value before the
war. The purchasers, Messrs J. q. Child and
John A. McCreight. of Springfield, Ohio, are
gentlemen Of large means Charlestoacn Free
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ADMIRAL TucKER.--A letter to New York

ADMIRAL TUCKER.-A letter to New York
Tribune, dated Lima July IA, says:
Admiral Tucker formerly Of the late Con
federate navy) has not, as ii is enormously re-
ported by some Of the New York papers, teen
dismissed from the Peruvian navy, He was
simple relieved, at his own request, from tho
command Of the fleet He still hold. his rank
as Vice Admiral In the navy. The admiral
left Lima ten days ago. accompanied by Cap
tain Butts and MeCorkle, with a party Of
twenty others, for the Amazonas. whose head
waters that are in Peruvian territory will be
explored and surveyed by him He is to pro-
ceed to the new river fort, Col. Prado, upon
Huattana river, where a small steamer is wait
ing to lake the admiral on board, with his
party, and commence at once bis labors 1t IT,
however, rumored that messenger has been
sent after the admiral and his two assistants
to return Immediately to where their their ser.
vices will be more urgently required.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Baltimore and Oh;o Rai,ro.a

FoR BALrImoRE.-Trains leave daily, except
Sunday, at ZOO and 745 m, and 1918, zoo, $50,
and S:45 p N. On Sunday, at 7:45 a. m, and A30
and S45 .. m. III
FoR ALL WAY srATIoNs.-Daily, except Sunday,
at 7;0O a. m, and 200 and S45 p m. Sunday, at 75
O. m, and 4:3O and 8:45 D. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS JUNO
rIoN.-6:l5 and ZOO q. m, and 200 and 4:36 p. m.
For ANNAPoLIs.-7a0 a. m, and l:3O p. m. No
train on Sunday.
cept Sunday, at 745 q. m, and 4:3O and s45 p. m.
On Sunday, at 4:30 and S:45 p. m only, connecting
at Relay House with Western trains.
Philadelphia and New York Through Line.
For NEW YORK, without change Of cars.-Leave
daily, except Sunday, at 745 m, and l2:l5 and zoo
p. m On Sunday at Too p. m. only. Sleeping cars
on p. m. train.
7:45 m. and l2lss 4ao, and 90 p. m. On Sunday,
at p. m. only. 5-tE
Great Pennsylvanla Rsate.
For THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio depot at 745 q. m
and 4:30 and S45 p. m.
Steamboat Travel.
For RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
The steamers of the Richmond and Fredericksburg
line leave Seventh street wharf daily, except Sun
days, at q. n. and D. m On sundays at a. m
only.
For ALExANDRTA.-Steamers leave Sevent h
street wharf every hour from q. m. until D. m !,
daily.
For MOUNT VEREoR.-The steamer wawasset
leaves Seventh street wharf Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings Of each week at 10 O'Clock
returning at 3.a p. m.
For BALTIMORE AND PoroMAc RIVER LAND
IfGs.-The steamer Columbia leaves Rileys wharf,
foot ef Eleventh street, every Wednesday morning
at o clock.
PoroHAc TRAssroRrAr1oN LINZ pon BALr1
MORE AND PoroNAc RIVER LAkpIKGe.-Steamere
leave Sixth street wharf at 8 .. m. on Wednes-
days and Saturdays.
FoR THE EASTERN SHoRE.-The steamer VIII
son Small, an elegant boat. leaves her pier. sppo
site No. 10 Light street wharf, Baltimore, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at o p. M, for
Easton Point. Double Mills, Oxford Norah Point
Wallach's wharf Cambridge, Hughiettb wharf,
Cabin Greek. Medford 3 wharf and Lloyds Land
inc