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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27
THE EVENING STAR.
Tragic Affair in q Ball-Roem-Aw Woman
Shoots her Husband


Friday evening, Protection Engine Com
pany, Ne. !, of Union Township, Hudson
county, New Jersey, gave their annual ball at
ooa elIows Hal, Hoooken, which Was at
TRENDS OF the company. Every thing passed
OF very quietly anyii q little past N O'CLOCK,
when the report Of pistol was heard near the
door to the gentlenens retiring room, which
was soon followed by another Several Een-
uemen Immediately rushed TO the spot, where
tney found one Of their assoeiates, named John
the upper room, and who, on seeing them en-
er, cried out {" i am shot" At the foot Of the
stairway stood his wife, with o revolver in
her hand, in the actOf discharrins aHo Their bar.
rel, when she was seized by two of the mem
bers and the pistol takeh from her.
Upon examination 10 was discovered that
two balls had entered the body OF Swentz, one
just nnder The left shoulder, near the centre of
the back. and the other about six inches Above
He was Immediately Is ken into an adjoining
room and physician sent for. who succeeded
in extracting one of the balls; the other could
not be found. He was then conveyed to his
home in Union Township. ...|'
Mrs. Swebtz was Immediately taken into
custody by ofncsr keyser and conveyed to the
station house, and locked up TO await the re.
suit of hey husbands injngies. On examina-
ton. she stated that she had only been married
10 Sveniz about six weeks; that her name was
formerly Do5bs, and that she formerly resided
with hes parents in the vicinity of Bulls Fer.
~. She alleges that Swentz seduced her un-
der promise of marriage about eight msnths
49, ma Nv ioi a iOuk tifne refused 10 marry
her, but finally consented. and was united TO
her about SIX weexsago. Ever since he has
she says, neglected her and repeatedly keeps
ing company with other women Last evsE
ming he left her home and took with him to
the bail another young lady. Determined TO
have revenge, she purchased a revolver ana
proceeded 10 the ball room, where she found
her husoaRd dancing. As soen as S~sntz saw
her ne came over TO where she was standing
and wanted to know what she was doing
mere, she stated she bad followed him. he
then told her 10 go take of her hat aud r. main
10 The ball. As he did SO, he turned aud was
passing out OF the ball room in the gentlemen's
room, where she fired the first shot
The affair has created no little excitement IN
HObokeE.-N. J.. Express. ~
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RAILROADS.

READING RAILROAD
EaiA - Hill III ikftsios e 81 rf fssESsAps.
etAsEtLssSNfbU lkbb RFo sSTfsSRsgkkaASTz
cana pISr rHLSTTk 1RRIGKfMnERSrr S 81
he oens.sys D.sss sT is is. ..s .sy,Hs
LOwHILL streets, Phiisdel Ia, st the Vi as
MORNING ACCOMMODATIONS
AtISs .. n. for Beading and al Intern Siste
Istsrning, leaves Beading ct sNp. n =, arri,i.e
MORNING KXPRKss.
Rcti.VYIis, Pine Grove, fsassss' ssnsnry' NJ 2
Transport. Ilnira, kseh,.. r, ki.s ara Fslis. Sai-
fh,: ss.i. connect. :. .IsSssr si, St a
ss .sh q; f Fss;pS5 S sr; VIM e
fiaifa. ' se ram :, SASRisB1sS VIII liza as,ss.
G. ntrsl, Cumberland valley. and schuylIiIi 80
Transport, Tori, ChsmbersSurG PinesTSs.. &C. i'
AFTERNOON ExfREss.
Leaves PAiisdelphis ~ $50 .. M for Rssdins.
aud oosnsi. R.,ro:A slns iar SOi MIN
RRADISe ACCOMMODATION.
stations; arrive IN PsiIsde phia 4 . ~ q m.
Ir.s. eissss q .. % H.rr..ur. 70
= 90 n. AT moon sIai hs,n Ps.t ,s
Hsrrisb1rs stslgp IA. and Pott.viIie st y as n
7s. m, and Hsrrisburs at iSp' N. oonneet
south stsS m. arriving in Phiiadeiphis 81
fS I5:i1 s: al rs e,S
All way stations; leaves Re sdins ii - q m and
An the above trains run daily Sunday. e,oe,,ss-
sunosy Trains leave Pottsyllle at 4 a m snf
PhiladN phia a. SIS D m, leave PhIIadeip III. fpr
heading at o. m. returning from Reading Al rs
CBEsrER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Passebstrs ioT Dow nisgtown and Intermediate
tTsiDs from PhiIaasIpbis. Tet1rnins from Dr. p 10
instow n Al Z .. m. ard ~ ~ neon.
NEW YORK IxPaEss FOB PIrrrsBuRep
AND The WEST
Leaves New YORK at Uy .. IA and So. nm mas,
Ing Reading at IS, a IS aud / IS o. m an
E.rthern Centrsi Rsiirosd Ek rSaas' s.His ana
pitt.ourgh, Chicago, Williams port, EImirs. ssi.
keiurpins, Express Train leave. H.rri.burs q,
arrival Of PenpsylvsBia Ex press from Pit,shns on
snS e m an. hs Ii passing
New fork 10 m, AID 2. IS D M, sl--eing 60. =.
sey City and ffitsb1rgh. Without Gu seen Jsr-
Mail train for New York leaves Harri.burp ..
York ct ~ noon. ie"'0' NE"
sonUYLkILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Trains leave Pottsville at 7, n ~ q m and IL
?. m, fe'9rnins iro" Tanaqus at Ks a m, and
sCHtYLkILL AND sUsQUEHANsa RAN
Trains leave Auburn AZ 50 a. m 70, p,,.
anc Harrisburg, and 81 80 d m. for pinss.se
sBo Irsmout, returning irom n arrIsburg - s
p. .N 80
FREIGHT
Gooos OF ell descriptions forwarded to All ,h.
Glove points from tie -0mpany's Nex Fra,as.
Depot, Broad and Willow streets isAs
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave FhiIsde phia 81 ily at S s1s u =,
abd y m Tor kescins, lebanon, Harri.burS
louisville, Port Clinton, aBd ali poi nTs b.,ons'
Close at the Philadelphi Post Once for ell
places IA the road ana lite branches AT !. ma
ID lg-u ~ ~'$~ y M
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PROPOSALS,
sA ESn

n y
NAVY PAfntsyxA1 gspIcK, a
WAsHIrGIok, d %. tkb. y, fs67
vs Se; e pISssssis e hs sHsorsst Prop:sas.
Gay Of March. pFs fSf the sfotfo<sps supSifss,
iivered free Of e1leass7lnd dover nSnent tax @
the Warrington AasN ,YAsd. aasd as1jert To- hs
sstd1 USpscf,on fhsfset, to via sssd q. - sff NJ
"Bsrsan Equipment and Reeruitinsn
500 Chain Links. Of 3-l6 inches diameter suA
Bz inches Ions. estfmased weighs, 1890 Ihus = ,
A!o Chain Links, OF nM fnshss di1mssss,
and ia jRehAs long, Ssti mated Hstght s., ne IS
pIS OhAin Links, Of IS Us fHcnes NdiAdetsr
ana y inches long. eetimsted NeiRhk. - ~ ibs
$50 Chain bfukB. Of lis fDeAee atonetDr sd
Ha tBches long. esfimase q vefkns g 90 M :
fetal, 69S so pounds.
- Burses Sean EaesMSering,o
1ssa eeaDless Bras TubeN, 81 incheslona AZ
fpshss oat4ide diameter. - ''
70 Plate; Iros, ss1i2o.I inches. best Americas
!. Plates Iron, ssxiso1sH inches, best Am.ri-
70 be bfd for per pound. VOC .f
''Br,snx Construefion, &c |"
l.Oc0 pounds ~ inch DrAwn Lead Pipe. medium,
100 pounds inch Drawn Lead Pipe, medium
"Burean Ordnance"
- fortyD Gallons Alcohol, IS per centum.
A responsible security required for the PROMPT
and faithful delivery Of supplies awarded.
Blank forms fer bids, with further particulars
CALVIN q, JACKSON,
70 z-Ss Paymas ter q. B. Navy,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ORPHANs'COUKT,FK FEBRUARY s,iss7-DrsrRIc,
- OF COLUMBIA, WAsHIseToS COUNTY, to-,ctt =
sfO5 Hss hss with the EXPECTATION d &c
appointed Saturday, the ID day Of March 1851, for
ibs tnai settlement and distributi.n Of the per.
hand IS far s the same have b BEEN n' eoiisesea
spe er Termed into I'D yheS and where q.
notihed TO attend, with their claims prop
s, sn gSsSScss bed may sta.s~s sy 4. Ss
Osss week g, weeks in the Evening ssss
,~. WV Test:-JAs. R. O'BEIRNE,
Re 6-wSws Register VI Wills.
nBPHANs' COURT Feb. IL, lss7.-DsIner
q Patrick Mcneil, deceased. the, admin strstor
Court or Goanig St ar
pointed Saturday, the s.h day Of March, 1851 for
~ s S
far as the same have been collected and turned into
ssd are ~ neeS I. ana
Ms ,ns,, e Sx yS9easa Sr they may
s s:d q ri:
e'sl ''' T::.HS as SO EossssEIRsE.
+ 70 ss S.y. fS ION az
washington ,, UGSniy r. the District Of Gol9mbia
deceased. All persons having claims against the
The @
on or before the 18th day Of January next; they
nay otherwise BY Law BE- excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January.
"a s0-lawsw' Administrator.
5Si4ED ~ Fee E tsFF1tEHs 5ry1cs
son e ssa = 5 IeHS
Se a. dsy March ist and patented IN Ensi. nd
the Nst day Of Asril ,lSs, fer an mproveI cent In
sS % III the Il. :s
Once one Nor the Is 18th heard ssy q q
April next; at 10 o'clock n. and all persons
they have, why said petition ought not 70 b.
az r. fYHsssp5 ss sf sfs e
set forth In wriiIe Ct least s,niy days before the
to be used 1t the said bearing must be taken and
transmitted in aecordance with the rule. Of the Of
sshss J: s:
Sthn len days alter Ming n. sss i@enS any
Ordered, also. that thi: notice De published in
ssu:.,t.. once week Tor three suooess.ve weeks;
Days day BE day u
P.s.-Editors Of the above papers will please
apaper containing this notice. 70 4-lswSw
V'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
i, ! Der has obtained frop the ORPHANS, Court Of
letters of administration the personal estate Of
Cornelius Donovan late OF the Unitsd States army,
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thers:f to the subscriber.
may otherwise by Law be excluded from al benefit
of the said estate.
Given under NV hand this ID day Of February
1857. MRS. MARTHA Il. JOkOON,
10 4-lAwSws ~ =. Administrators.
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DROPOsALS FOB ARMY TRANSPORTA.

eUARrERMAsTER GENgRAL's OFFIeE,
MAsHInGIoN; u. u. January ID, 1867.
uDiii IL o'clock n on the 18th Of TeSruary, isS1.
for the transportation Of Military Supplies during
s. s Il. @ and
ROUTE Ne:
sueh paris may be dstermin.a apos durins the be-
year on the Omaha braaeh Of the Union Psciiic
sd .neS ?, ,o.s sp fs
s o. or ms, be ~, the Ter
The Teioy d Montana, soas1 Of I,i ass 70 70
deg in the Tsr.ttory u Daks,: west OF longitude
Hde 4 and east OF onstnSs dss Of and isii
the Territories Of Utah ard Color ado north OF
tide tide 10 deg including II necessary, Denver
From Fort Riley, state Of Kansas, or such
on the Union Pacific railroad. r, D.. I. any po.t
Or 96 asnS,s ~ hst are now or msE be established 10
o. south OF Latitude iodeI,ees north, and to Fort
designated in that Terrtory AID t, sn sng oih Be
point or points on the route.
ROUTE Nc. 3.
established In the Territory Of New Ms!Ieo. TO-
Any posts or stations that are, or may he estab-
e the sfsa OF
iaoIs and tn the State Of Texas west Of longitude
nov T S PAUL h Msnss:t =; to such pest; are
ing east of the Missouri river
The e weight g be- transported during the year
Will not exceed on Route NO I, 81 800 100 pounds
On Route No. 2. 2O.uU0 ;0co pounds on Route No
800 Ooo pounds. and on Route No. 4, $500 .OOo
Proposals will be made for each route seps-
Bidders will state the rate per 100 pounds DER
lOo miles, at which they will trans eort the stores
&c., ..S na sSdns 81 a. 1ns April
B,dders Should give their names ia full, Is we'll
ssna b sasss OF and zach
ten Thousand sld,OODj dollars. sisned by two or
a more snDp ps1sons that in
s cont nm e sesss.sd and
party In accordance with the terms Of this cd YER
The contractor will be reauired TO give bond. IN
the following amousts:
J O. Or Rssts 10 $, iSsSs
Satisfactory evidence fof the 10y atty and sol.
xs s G q be each bidder and person offered as secur
Proposals must be endorsed +" Proposals for
e. III r cass on Route No =: sort"
unis:. sh:y tuly comply WITH S the 's s.suir.nsnss
OF this advertisement. =
The party to whom an award Is made must be
prepared to exeeu,e the contract at once, and to
give re u tsaursa bonds Tor the faithful perform
, The right to reject any or oil bids that may be
offered 10 reserved :,
nts' for h service by the lot day Of April 1907 aad
agency ct which he maybe communicated with
Promptly and readily for Route No l. at Omahs Q,
y. 7. for Hsute No. ., at Fort Riley. Kansas for
koute No at Fort Union, New exioo for Route
Ne. 4. at Saint Paul, 0innesota. or at such other
point for each q tho several Kogfss q may be in.
diSsted a. the starting psist Of the route,
tract t. be entered into for each route can be had
on application Of this eice, or ct the ONCE Of the
Quartermaster at New York. 0hint Louis Perf
heavenvorth. Omsha. Santa Fe, and Fort Smell.
proposal. :. =. ~
By order OF the Quartermastsr general.
'... ALEXAuBER Bliss
~. e8revet Colonel and AssiutAnt
- BH Quartermastsr. D. g..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

hree feepie i've on hlce Tor several DAYS
tfrom the Peterborough (Canada) Examiner 1
melancholy tale is related TO u by Mr. p
Ii Ctars, who has been back TO HaIiburton OF
the sad end OF an old hunter who lived m the
.oV IShlp OF acLlntOck, about 30 miles from
ahburton, and l2U miles from Peterborough
he II an s name was Isaac Hunter, and he al 20
Hyeo by hunting. IL appeared from what in
formation Mr. Clark Teceiyed that Hunter
lived about { miles from any settler; n helm Q
ms custom 10 move back as settlers moved i'm
Mr. Hurter, his wife and two Children lived
tCgefher, but not being very thrifty he had
neglected 10 lay by provisi ions against the
winter, not even wood, but in q woody conn
Try this appears a little thing About the I6rh
OF January last, they all betook themselves 10
the same beo, 10 keep from freezing and re-
NAMED there eleven days without tire Their
food then gave way, when they were forced 70
lake the hair of some deer skins, and Their Q ar
the skins. When the skins were eaten they ATE
the cords out of q pair of snow shoes =
AT this stage theoid man died, and the Others
were 80 lar spent that the corpse lay IN the bed
Win item for three days, they not being able
got II into corner of the shanty, where some
mice came and nibbled the face and ewes Tho
survivors endeavored 10 friehten them OFF. but
they became so bold that they would NOT rn
away. One of the Survivors at length suc.
eeeded In killing some mice, and on these mice
they Lived until, in the good order OF Proyi.
denee, they were discovered by two brothers
named Cole, Of Thornburn, who by chance
passed that way. One of these men STONED
win the unfortunate survivors while the other
went 10 the nearest settlement ana bronght
food, and by kind and careful treatment thsy-
had been restored 70 suficient strength 10 he
removed TO a more comfortable place One ~
those Coles was Mr. Clark's informant. who
asserted maj tneJ were perfect skeletons when
1OuBd.
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u IOHAOED, IRlDERICKsBURa AND Pc
II TO3AO RAILROAD
TO TRAvELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE BAILY, ts~nday p. N. exceDted.)

The quickest aad most direct route TO Richmood,
Va and the South. via the Potomac -
;tss%;:s. rom sixth stree. Wharf arr ssES
Richmond, Trederiekseers and Potomac Railsoad.
now entirely completed from Aqeis Greek % Rich :
nond We sSnnecins there With trains o. ne RiSh-
Rsiiroo6s, for Petersburs, Weldon, Wflminstoa,
Raleigh, Greensboro. Salisbury, Charlotte aad
Steamers EeyDors and vandsrSfis leave sixth
etreet Wharf daily tSunday evening excepted) q
S.25 .. n. and ,. N. and arrive In Richmond -
las p. N. and % % n. W.
rHROuoH TO RICHMOND IN sIvIN HOURS,
Fifty Miles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicksr thAn
any Other Route.
Be Surs and get Through Tickets Wa Asuia
Greek ana Eredericksburs, 70 Hammond, q the
Dom pany's once, corner Of Psnne. avenue Ana 6en
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage oheoks1
I. Omnibusses and Baggage Xases, win % y
rsodineos TO convey passengeu anA .oAsoeee b.
tveen do pots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line Dess By deyliGst Mount
Vernon and may have IN opportunity OF wishing
several battle .nslis nssT 5rsasrokssurs b. stop
Bs.sii.st "a :sl On bsssd Of sts.%s. 10, n n
g. =. GATTiHGLY, Ticket ASsnb ws;hHingson
spIly osAsnA Psssnasr Agent.
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UoxonAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
uOrrCB 70 sHIPPsKs.

g. R,:.s,:s,J Ex.hahs1 4 Ga hAsI.4...
t SsSHf q = men, : = sf sA5
Stores. nsthiss Point, chapel Poiat Piosdsn 8
Wharf. Lanesstsrs whsgf; asonss Wharf Our.
Pinsy POINT. Point Losieus, Ard arrivss s. Saiti:
more - :. .J e s sssTHxss : .sao A...nss
ps<fns e slI-Is . No. ssAs fsnSs. avssIs!,
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EBEsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BhredH PYorfssenS and CiO,hiHg, FEB IA, 1856. Z
ceaied proposals, endorsed a. Proposals for
fresh Beef and Vegetables" will be received at
this Bureau until clock ., m on the :7th day Of
february; 1901 for the supply of rs Ou0 pounds Of
Fkksh BEEF and 25,e0I pounds OF FREDH
NkSETABLkS. at the WASHIN0TON, ID, o.,
NAVY YARD AND STATION, ne required
The Beef and Vegetables must DO of good al al
ity and the best the market affords, aud each ar.
dcle must be offered tor BY the pound. The Beef to
be II equal Proportions, fore ana ind quarters
Bonds with approved seourity, will DO required
IN one hall the estimated amount Of the contract
and twenty per cent in addition will be withheld
frem the amount OF each payment to be male as
col steral security for the due performa nee OF the
contract, which viii on account be paid until
tits fully conn Piled with
Every offer made must be accom- panied by q
written guaranty. signed by one or more respon-
sibe persons, that the bidder or bidders will IL
his or their bid be epted, enter into an obliga
ton within hve days, with good and sufficient
suretles, ~ furnish the articles proposed.
NO proreSdt tctH be considered an less acroBp1B led
ey Sheh EHnrnHiy, aid by tAfdeiory ersdencs tAu
me bidder IS a yeguidr de1ifr in the articles pro
poedJor, and has tie license required By Of Cos
xrssS
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
eminent.
10 to be understood that in case the sti
quantity Of either article shall lie deliy cred lesy
log balance due on the other article, the con-
tract may be considered IS com pleted in full, at
the option Of the Department. '
il SLOT II. BRIDGE. Chief of Bureau
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CENTRAL RAILRcAD OF NEW JERsry-
~ Passenger and Freight Depot 10 New York
foot OF Liberty street Connects at asmpton
Western Railroad, sRs at ksston with the Lehieh
valley Railroad aud its coLpectiops, fsrrntae /,
direct lire TO Pittssurg and the West withols
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Trsins csily for the West, eacept
Sundays, hen one Train In tns eve Mug
sISp miles and three hours saved bS this line
TO Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Lcuis, de- with bae
one change OF cars.
wINTKR ARRANGEMENTS,
Conhei cling January Z, IssT-Leave New York as
go A. M-Tor Easton, Bethlehem, Mach
Chank. "Iiliamsport, wflkesbsrre, M.hsn0T
s:l0 A M. MAIL TRArs-For Wilmington. kas-
ton, Water Gap, Scranton. Miikesb~rre, Great
Bend. Pittsbure, BiHe hsmtoE, &c.
but one change II cars 10 Oincinnati or Chicago,
Bsrrisburg with Northers oe.sr.i and I PNiI.aei.
Ihia and Eric Roads, for Erie and the Oil Re
II NJ. TRAIS-For Essten, AIlents~n, Msuch
Chunk: Ni!kesbaIre, Re.dins, Pottsville, HarTis.
sP; M.-For sAstOa Bethlehem, and Msuch
SIP. M.-For someryiIle aud FIeniustsA.
p. Nor Easson, Reading, H.rI isb1rs. VIII
es1 ifS% New fofs to witiisuspsri Sleeping
els z. NO ssmerviiie
80 p. M.-For eomeryiiie. .-. ..
P M-WksTERS ENPREss TRaiN.-For Eas.
ton, Allsntewn, Beading, Harrisburg, rittssurg,
SLEEPING cars through from Jersey City to Pitts
Rddiaonai Gsins are run to Bergen Point,
ATieSetSfor the West can be obtained at the once
Of the Central Railroad OF New Jersey. foo: OF
Liberty street, North River, st No. I Astor House,
Nos. 23i III s2o broadway, and 81 no. 10
isn JOSIAH o. STE. BINS, saperi nsspdeus.
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DENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RarLRo.n
MINTER ARkANGhMENT

The trains of the Pennsy lyaniz Osnt,,t MI,
Tsaa lesse the Depot, az Slst sni N .rEet street,
whlch 10 reached directly BY tie cars OF the N a.
ktt street Assenger Railway. Those ~ the fihs.,
nnt and alnut street Railway run within one
ON sUNBAYs-rhe Market Street Car.Ia..
Front and Market streets j. minutes befar. 60
departure Of each trsin o'e 'Do
MAINS BAGGAGE EMPRESS viii call for
and oeilycr Baggage at the Depst Drder. Ia
at the Office No. osl Cher ut street. "a IN rec.,1
attention. " i00ei'o
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
. WASHINGTON, Jan g. 1907
"a IS s - -

- s s go
Trans between YAsHINGToN AND BALTr.
mOkE, end WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run ~ follows. viz:
FOE BALTIMORE
Leave daily, excspt Sunday. at 7:6o, 74s and
lilo M, and 2'Os, and 81, aud s 90 .. M.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
. Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7e0 q. m, and
FOE FAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
junction.
Leave at Sis and J:OO .. IA, and at s.oo and IS
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
.Lease ~ las q; m, and 30 p. No trains
to or from Annapolis on sunday
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave ALA q. m, and 2VO ana . 20 D. n
FOB WAY STATIONS
ron ALI Pxk sis I or 81 T. ThE HEsr
aao .ve daiiy, except Sunday, Ut 7A5 q. m, and
On Sunday at 8 90 ,. m only. connecting a. Relay
S Ga Sith trHns from Baltimore TO WhssiiHG,
THRoTaH ffff6xlrs to tn. Yves, can Be IA a,
the sshfneton Station Ticket ONCE at all hours
IN the day, as yell ~ at the cice of the Rank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 3<s Penn
avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets
For New York, Philsdep hia, and Boston, see
advertisement Of "Through Line"
u. WILSON, Master of Transportation
L. d. COLE, General Ticket Agent
&C 80 GEO. q. KOONTZ. Agent Wsshin, ton.