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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

S%fisnrn with dismay from the Exam
Ftser that tho g times are propiious for
evil.n aworse and worse clouds arc
gathering In our. national armament"
This must be regarded as a decidedly
unpromising condition Of things. II
clouds gather, what is TO become. Of US
all2 Clouds are dangerous phenomsna,
but, fortunately, u contemporary says,
"the storm threatens 70 break over our
(its) head.n From this we assume that
il 10 more frightened than hurt. There
was n storm raised some time ago which
resulted IN The breaking Of a large nnm-
Der of ,rebol crapia. The impending
elemental convulsion is not to be Of that
character. It Is TO break over Demo-
cratic heads; Il Is only TO be q little
tumbls-up.stairs, frightening the timid,
probably, but doing no harm to anybody.
IS. r. Aid. r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

AryguprED OurRAaE IN PErALUMA.-
P~sTALuak, April '2f..-A negro, named
Bob Bordley, attempted to commit o
rape on u little German girl, three years
Of age, last night, enticing her into q
room where he slept by giving her can
Dr.. He was caught ut It, and barely
escaped hanging at the hands of several
.Getman citizens, who gotta rope around
bis. neck, but It was too short to effect
their purpose. Ho had a big knife, and
made several attempts to stab those
nearest to him, cutting one or two per-
SOM slightly, but was knocked down,
the knife taken from him, and after get
Ting very roughly handled no managed
to escape for the time. He was after
wards arrested, tried and convicted on
thercksrge of carrying concealed wea-
pons, and Sentenced 70 jail for fifty
days, waiying examination on the charge
of rape. He has been committed, to
await the action OF the Grand Jury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

THr AMERICAN PUZZLE TO THE Euro.
PEAS.-The Paris correspondent OF the
Tribune thus alludes to the way We are
puzzling the foreigner with our impeach-
ment business:
"President Johuson's Impeachment
is something, talked and written OF.
What most impresses the foreign OBJ
server regarding 1t is the compa rative
slight impression it makes on the ma
tion-on the rise Of gold and the fall OF
stocks. But, even in this respects poor
President Johnson is unfortunate. What
would have been the Europeans, great
surprise at our cool way Of taking his
grave case, was discounted at the death
Of his great predecessor. Since we de-
clined to 60 into revolution, aud Gen.
Grant omitted to be Our presidential
great man aud dictator on that occasion,
the disappointed European historical
Spectator has pretty much given US up
to our lack Of idols. aud has a growing
feeling that we are safe TO be let alone,
and do our own Providence. 80 y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

W M -
The INpkGcHxrSr.-Ere April ends,
the conclusion Of the Impeachment trial
will probably be reached. The resolu-
ton to impeach passed the House on
February goth; the Articles were agreed
to on March Sd, presented to the House
on March 4th, and the SUMMONS to appear
was served on the President March 7th.
He appeared by counsel March 18th and
put in his answer March 23d. The Man.
ayers made their replication the next
day and tho President was granted until
March 3Oth to prepare for trial. On that
day, after Buffers opening speech, the
evidence began. Thus, only a month
has been consumed with the actual trial,
and two months with the entire pro.
csediags. This is a gratifying disap'
pointment I those who feared tediou,
delay. Yet there has been no hurry
everything has been done with dignity
and elaboration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

OursiDE GvAnp.-The Carson Appeal
Of this morning, in publishing the list
OF new officers Of the Good Tsmplar
lodge in that city, says tina, Hal. Clay.
ton was elected Outside Guard Hay-
ing known Hal. since 1852, it'has.su
prised US a little, as we mover knew him
to stand on the outside Of any circle
where there was any taking going on
for there must be talking in that Lodge,
where there are SO many ladies. Clay
ton has certainly reformed, if he is or
the outside.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

coseRxssioxAL 'CAsDlDArns. Tho
Sacramento Record says that J. G. Nc
Callum, A. A. Sargent, s. W. Brock
way, Charles A. futile and Wm. Highly
present incumbent), are positive and
prominent candidates for nomination ior
Congress In The Second District, BY the
Union party. 1t also says that Beldsn
and Roberts, of Nevada, and. Heac9ck
and Booth, OF Sacramento, are. apokea
OF a. probable candidates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

Coon REsULrs.-Ths New York Tfi-
Juae has dispatches from Atlanta and
Raleigh, which give the majority fol
the new Constitution as !, 900, and eiecl
Bullock (Republicsnr Governor; and
$4,000 majority for tho whole Republic.
can ticket Of North Carolina, " is also
stated that though there is a Democratic
majority reported in the, Georgia Lsgis-
latnrc, many Of them win not be able 70
take the test oath.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

THERE issa. glare. about worldly sue
cess which Is apt to dazzle mems eyes.
When We see alman rising 10 the world,
a foolishly high opinion is formed OF bis
merits. Ills said What o wonder.
I'D this mustbe to rise so rapidly T.
forgetting that dust, and straw and
feathers; things with neither weight nor
vaIts' In them, rise the easiest. It !,
dot always the. good aad great man who
rises rapidly into wealth and notice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

!. AT a meeting Of tho Directors Of Abe
Union Pacific Railroad Company, held
on the goth, the location OF the great
snspeusion bridge across tae aisfoSri
river was definitely established. The
poist selected 10 ebeiueea thsl eiiies OF
Council Bluffs and Omaha. The ma
chine shop,it is. upderstood, will remain
at Omaha, while the transfer grounds
win be at Council BLUFF, for which the
company has purchased 800 acres OF
hand. pTAe estimated cdst OF the bridge
is over Sc, SOC, 900. ne
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pRoFANR NANEs

"a damned &, r.'HUpdsf: this ugly
tex, we deem i, ssSs iaspptotrls,c to
mako n few rcmaFks. iI.iAA aseidcdlyi
mean and unplsasips o~rpfession, add
very few Of the many who SO commonly
make use of it fully understand or APP
preciate what they arc saying, or the
true moral and social bearing Of those
dirty words. They are inconsideratcly
made, u.s.. of every day bY manx psople,
not only in an earnest manner, but often.
loosely. we have eSen heard church
members make. use ofthem in Z moment
OF passion, showing that their probes
sious of religion were y mere Mhin, q
fanatical idea; godliucss only skin deep
Their style Of religion, may all9w-them
+aperpotuaf indulgence and free imma-
nifty in that respect but il they can
prove to US that tho Bible, which they
pretend to have such q ssnctimouious,
all-abiiing rcgardfor, does not condemn
them to hell for such foul talk, We arc
willing to cast aside all biblical ideas
and take chances on a roast hereafter,
oursclf. Even a Pagan or mn lnfidell u
he be bnt'a gentleman, would scorn to'so
descend from his manly dignity as to
make use Of 50 low, grovellmg a piece Of
slang. A true gentleman is not always
necessarily a Freuchman, no more than
that pee Consequence olllFrenchmcn are
infallibly gentlemen.
Calling another mar a /" damned
liar shows neither sense, courage, OF
true moral stamina, The. most truly
intrepid man under such circumstance.
is hs,who coolly considers the sourct
from whence those words come, and
acts accordingly, not giving his antag7
onist the chance to.4uots Bible on him
and say "answer not n fool according
to his folly, lest he turn about and reud
thee" Those Objectionable words Of
which We speak are not pretty, even
when banded between friends in q jocu-
lar manner, as is frequently the case;
and should never hinder eny circurnstan-
ces be INDUCED in. Reckless, passions
ate individuals, roughs, immoral people
or professors Of religion may make use
6fthat low flung, vulgar phfase; butss
we said before, a true well-bred gentle.
man, never. When he hears il uttered
from the lips Of others, il is with n feel.
ing of pain, regret, aud lowered estima-
ton, and the truly conscientious man
who in an uuguardod' moment o fpassiou
gives utteranee to.it, should hasten 10
correct himself in that respect, and ever
afterward place a faithful and rigilau,
guard upon his unruly tongue. There
are other expressions fully as dirty Apd
Objectionable in common use among
mankind, but this is the only ono we
wish to p%articularize and moralize on a,
present. "Sunicient for the day ia the
evil thereof" We make these remarks
in a kindly spirit, and if the coat fits
anybody, they will compliment US BY
putting it on. We men and
cut literary gsrmeats for them, accord
ing to the pattern and cloth they furnish,
and il we fail to give n customer perfect
satisfaction-"its," so to speak-iu
any instance, we'n try and do better
next time.
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HrGOIID, HIF1h@
FIRE DHPAR TMENTI

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO. TUE
IN lLHpIFirSmen that the nnu1 R5endna
for Chief Eugrnoer and Ashfiant Eng1herf WIZ
be held. on WEDNESDAY, tho .9th day q
April, 1868, ut the Halt Of Liberty Hose Com.
4 o No. l Polls open from 9 ,o,c.0ek, \, y. TO
7ocioek p. N. W. II. II. Lee, a. c. Hay and
j. W. HIrgiax are appointed Judge. Of Election.
Nv order Of J. "A. HOLDEN.
President Gold I'LL Fire Dept.
RICHARD SANDER, Secretary
Gold HIN, Aprh is. 1855.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

Tns man Farrell, VIZ attempted TO
kill Prince Alfred, in Australia, has
beer. alseady tried, convicted and sem
tsneeS4s death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

"i cAs'r pass You tonight" said thu
door.keeper Of o concert-rootn 70 an in'
veterate dead-kead. % Well, dom
want you to pass me-" said the dead,
head. aYou' lust stay where you are,
and IH past you," and he passed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

D.AD.-william o. Rlves, for some
years United States Senator from Viz.
ginia, died at his residences Oharlottss,
Vile, last Sunday, aged ssyenty.hyt
years. 4pte' AtHb
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

Tar Republican majority in South
Carolina flour small precincts to hear
from), is 43,64s in NorthiC afoifhs, %
far rs heard from, 1900.
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FORRrOON srOCK RRPORT.

tconEI; TIp 1flr . sII1 : /. SHAW. COY M
a. slsTlascIsco. April I. ise
srrri
50 alpha. sloossssoSe %; . Bslehsa e3lec
Sa,23o, &c ChSlar.PiAasL 1Qio91z2 S06G114'
80 E1chequsr, e5Oo49oj9 50; 7Gould & Curry,
S56O0e5500e5S5; l Hale & Norcros,, e2,0O0-
seller So 3 I%g:sIel, a sass 50; 10 On 5T Is az sss. 8
S2o02s 500te9; 5 0phlr. 1lse 50; 100 0yerman
S52 1906 bOe elt7s lP iskiAgt. GN3Pbls;
0Sta 80; 50 Sl~erra1Asvsda, CD; is Segregated
Belcher. Sl6 5o9el69el7 50; 10 Yellow Jacket
a AZ Sa4pllA.s 'sasssssss.oIsasa.da S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

A srLL has been introduced In the
House for the admission Of Arkansas
into the Union. 49, Y.,lFr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

Look Sefots you leap. Certainly,
why look behind
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

SIXTY DAYS VOTING ROLL
or the Gola ,lIiIl Rire Department
nI che Rlectiss ts DO hold April
%, 1858.
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Yeifow s.cket H.:e Us.sNess.a4 Met,

.Airue copy; Z, RICHARD SANDER.
Secretary Gold Hill Pire Dept.
Gold M, Apr! Y. 1899. rnE aaIlstdl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

1,EMovED To 1f8 SACRAMENTO AND
II 5ls CominefeiAl streets, between Sansome
and Montgomery, San Francisco, .gsSnaS
Importers and Jobbsfs OF Books, NeTit VIII.
l sss % SJ. sl R.Rs .n Pe JoIo R.E1 AZ Sssar and
lsprlo;lmt2ps so .si,n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

WAsHIxaroy April 21.-Gen., Candy
telerraphs TO General Grant that all but
four remote p~recinetsof South Carolina
have beea heard from. The majority for
tie UoussitutiSa YEA, sos. tsfhffs
The returns from North Carolina come
in slowly, The majority for the. Consti-
tution 50 fal u about !, 800.
The Presidsntstaied in bis nomination
of SehoGeld, as Secretary Of War, toibe
ID, place Of "Stsntons removed, and
notfr | be removed" as previously tel
egraphed. 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-29

/, CINCINNATI, April 27,yA prize tight
took place between Hollingwood and
Heating, this forenoon, on the Kentucky
shore, and not far from this city. On
the third round Keating's wrist was
broken, and he was obliged to surrender
.thn 6nhk !. NJ. ~. .aIs,
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|siSr. Louu, April 27.--E. B. Phillips,
Special Treasury Agent, was assaulted
on the street by two men, who Knocked
him down with q slung shot and beat
him -very badly, Phillips states that
about three weekspreyiousto the attsck
no had pointed out the distiteries oil
Wfght a. 90. asd DO. !Ereentr TO
General Burbridge. Tho Treasury Agent
had Just arrived from Washington, rs
having hoen ,rsportsd,by him 10 author
ities at Washington. These distillerics
wore subsequently seized by ordets,fron
washiugton. Asshort time afterwards
Phillips was offered $4,000 and a place
in the whisky ring to compromise, which
The dccliied. 10 accept. /, He was 'then
told thai his life was III danger, and a
night or two after he was assaulted.
The distiilories we're Subsequently re-
leased. -. 81.
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
NOTICE.-THE UNDERsIG NED

LA NOTICE.-THE UND Z RSIG NED
(z2N wOud call attention OF the public TO his
1fNNN NEW GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACE
&c This Is an entirely new heater IG IL so con-
sructed 10 al once commend Itself 10 general iayoT
ben z q combination OF wrought aud cast iron, IL Is
very simple In Its construction. and Is perfectly ars
tight self cleanil having no pipes or drums 70 ne
taken and cleaned II Is so arranged with upright
fues produce n larger amount OF heat from the
same weight of coal than any furnace now IN use
The etTic condition OF the air as produced by
my new arrangement of evaporation will at once De
monstrate that u s the only Hot Air Furnace thst
will produce perfectly healthy atmosphere, 49,
Those In want OF complete Heating Apparatus
would do well to call and examine the Golden Eagle,
On LEB WILLIAMS,
Nos. 1882 and 1874 M ARE Er Streetl
Philadelphia,
A large assortment OF Cooking Ranges, vire-6oaro
Stoves, Low Down Crates, Ven RtOrs, ETC., always
ON hand, ...,
N. B.-Jobbing Of sll kinds promptly done. 800
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B25 u

~ OhhH OhH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
direct iIns 10 MpLnpLE kopTE-shorte.t ana most
Sn61 Shn1k & &HazMIeton White Haven wiiFesSSire,A MAJ
dale dale and al the points in the Lehgh and Wyoming
passenger Depot in Philadelphia, N. W. corper ~
BERKs and AMERIOAN Streets " =" 0''"e' '"
IIRAINs-0n and after WEDNEs DAY May Is. ises,
BERK and d[H9s tss New PsPe o.
Az 646 A. M,-Accommodation for Fort wash
At 7l5 A. M;--Morning Express for Bethlehem and
e9onneS'ing a. Bethlehem with Lehigh Valley and
Wssiheily JsSSssye rHasleton White HAVEN HAVEN.
dale, and all points n Lehgh and Wyoming valleys;
road MahsnOy CITY; and With CStawisss RsFoaa ROAD
for Rupert Banville, Milton, and Wlllamsport.
stS M; scranton at {c5 r. M. at IahanoS City Al
Valley ssn Py ms t5sP can take the Lehgh
Esstos, and points on New Jersey Central Railroad
Al s45 A. .M.-Accommodation for pov,s.,o,vu
MST aa9SSFS and Iasvs Ss tS
'IoPPJnE at ntsT%edsts aSiaR Stations 1Snnf
hem %chtcwn Mauch Chunk White tor Rs1ss Rshs
MahanGy nS Gy Gentras
Mahanoy and Wyoming Goal Regions. -
e a 2r
take stage at Doylestown for New Hope and at
At SIS Pm Ute6igh s and snsquehanna Express for
BeInlenem, Easton. Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
Wilkesbarre, and Scranton Passengers for Green.
Vl!ie take TINS train TO QuRkertown.
stopping at all intermediate stations Passengers for
Willow A0o Grove Hatooro. and Hartsville take
AT 90 p. M.-Through accommodation for Betble-
hem and all stations main line OF North Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, connecting at Bethlehem with Le-
hsh valley evening Train for Easton, Allentown,
At62O p. P.M.-AccommodatIon for LansdaIe stop-
ping al all Intern ediate stations.
AtlI'80 p. M,-AccommodatOn for Fort Washing
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA.
From Bethlehem at % A. NJ, llJ0Noon, 200 and
1850 A. M and 200 p M. Trains m axes direct connec-
ton with Lehigh Valley and Lehigh and SusquehannR
trains from Easton, Scranton, Wnkesbarre, Mahony
Passengers leaving wilkesbarre at l'SO P. M. con-
meet Bethlehem at 6O6 p M, and arrive In Phila
delpha at 30 p. NJ,
From Fort washington at $50, lO45 A. N. and s'l5
p. M. ~, r,->-r.,
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at $50 A. M.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 200 z. M.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 200 A. M.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4'80 p. NJ.
Fifth and Sixth Streets Passenger Cars convey pas-
White Cars of Second and Third streets Line and
Union Line within O short distance or the
depot
order to secure the lowest rates OF fare. 49,.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked Through 10 prin
cipal points, at Manns North Pennsylvania Bagg aR6
| Express OffCe. No. los 3. FIFTH street.
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SAN ANTONIO, May q 1865
Sealed Proposals lin duplIcaIe) WA be received ct
this office until III UkSDAY, july 2 1868, AZ IL M.
for all the FRESH b EEF required ut Fort Quttman,
Texas, until December 81, 1865, such less time
rs The COmmiksary- General OF Subsistence may
direct.
The Beei TO be delivered there the orGer OF ths
a. 9. :. at that place of q good and marke.able
quaiy, of equal proportions OF fore ana hind quar-
teIs (necks shanks and kidney talOw To be eX.
cludedO The necks OF the cattle slaughtered 20 be
cut of the fourth VeItebrRl joint, and breast
tTimn ed down. The shauks OF the fore quarters to
be from three to four inches above the Knee oint
and OF hino quarter from six eight ncnes above
the gambTel or hook joint.
Biddt are requested To be present to respond TO
their bids and be prepared TO give bonds for the ul-
Hlment of their contract
Proposals must be endorsed, proposals Tor Fresh
Beef ht Fort Qutman Texas"
The updersiSn reserves the right to reject any
bids for good cause,
Payment TO he made monthly In Government funds
or at such times as there may be iunds on hRno ior
By order Of Brevet Major Samuel ]. Gushing, Chief
HERMAN sCHRBINER,
u23w First Lieut. 20lh Infantry and A. O. 3,
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PROPOSALS.
IMPROVEMENT OF OGDENsBURG HAIR
L BoR, N. Y.
U. S. ENeINEER's OFFICE, |
OswHGO. N, Y, June S. 1853 \

u, D. ENGINHHRB OFFICH, 1
OswEGo. N. Y, June 5, 1858 !
Sealed Proposals IN duplicate. Will be received at
this otilce until IL M, ONDAY, July g. 1868, for
deepening, by dredging the haTbor OF Ogden7Durg,
n. " go ~ To give twelve 1eet At the lowest
stage, in the following places and In the order
named VIII
Section l. ON the outer across the channel into
the upper haI bor Lortheastery fro the light house,
VIII, ABOUT 13 COO cubic yards OF hard sand is estl
ated to require removal.
Section II. Between the bridge. the ferry wharf,
and The Rome Railroad depot wnere IT Is estimated.
about 25,O0O cubic yards OF very hard "hard.pAn,"
with gravel and small bouiders, must be taken
out. -, .-, . =,
scOws) must he dumped bt least half a mile be-
low the outer bar, in deep water, at point TO be
marked.
and later than August l5 1868, continued as long
possible this season. and completed by the SOth of
November. 1863.
one price per cutc yard for the WHOLE or by dnerent
prices Tor each CliOn. The estimated quantities
named above will be used in calculating The aggre-
gaze of the bids.
be procured at this Office similar written ones
which must be properly filled up and signed as lodi
cate d. Ali the Information possessed NJ this Office
will be given bidders but all wishing % contract
are particularly reques ed 10 examine at Osdensburg
S @. Il. BLUNT,
LleutenAnt.COlOnel EngmeeIs
6128w BreVet Colonel, u. Z. A.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL.
Il TIMORE RAILROAD.


commencing MONDAY, April l3, 1868, Trains will
leave Depot corner Of BROAD Street and WASH
Way-Mai Train at $50 A. NJ. Sundays exceptedl
for Baltimore. stopping at all Regular Stations
CTisheld and intermediate Stations
Express Train at 200 NJ. Sundays excepted) for
Perryvllle, and Havre-de Grace. Connecls at VII.
mington with train for New Castle.
Express Train 81 $3.50 P. M. CSundays excepted) for
Thurlow, Linwood, Caymont. Wilmington Newport,
stanton, Newark, Elkton, Northeast Chsrlestown,
Edgewood, Magnolia, Chase's and stemmers Run.
Night Express at l1OO p. M. DAILY tor Baltimore
S de- Grace. Connects al Wilmington Saturdays eS-
cepted) with Delaware Railroad Line, stopping
HeT sesford ssSbSTy pncsss Ssd
connecting al Crsheid with Boat for Fortress Mon
roe, Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the South.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk via
Baltimore VIII take the 100 M. Train. Via Orished
will take the 5lEQ lII p p NaM N; tTai1 rp ANA
stopping at all stations between PhiladeiphiA ana
LesV Philadelphia at nOO A. M. 2'sO 6OO 100,
and IL 81 dally) p. NJ, The 90 p M Train connects
with Delaware Railroad for Harrington and inter-
Leave wilmington 700 and $40 A. NJ. daily. 1880
4i5 and 7'SO daily P. N. The Slo A. NJ Train Will
net stop between Chester a nd Phiiadelphian pnrr.
Leave Baltimore TBS A. NJ. Way MALI $40 a. Mi
Express; 225 p. M, Express 6S5 r. M, Express $50
SUNDAY MAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE,
Leaves Baltimore Mt $50 r. M. stopping At Havre-oe
North-Eas Elkton and Newark 10 take passengers
Tor Philadelphia and Leave nom Wsshlag
rom or VEAL Hr or BsltimoTe 'eA'e
Through tickets 10 all points " eat, South South south,
WssL, may be procured ~ the ilcHes UEe' no; 81
where aiso, staterooms ano 0efths IN sleepng cars
can be secured during the day Persons purchasing
at tn cir resIdence by the Union Transfer Company
4Sa H. f. KENNEY. Superintendent.
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DENrsYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

SUMMER TIME, TAKING EFFECT MAY IL, 1868
The trains of tie PennsylvRniR Central Railroad
leave The uepot, at tn lRpY- : Fl HST ana Ma Xxx Ell
Streets, whicn is reached directly by the Mark, /
street cars tie last car connecting with each train
leaving Front and b aTket thirty minutes
fore It's CepaTtuTe The Chesnut ard Walnut streets
cars run within one squa. of tue Depot
ON sunday s-The Market Street cars leave Front
and Market streets thiryhve minutes before the de-
paTtLre OF each train
sIet ping Car Tickets can be had application at
the Ticket office n. w. corner Mini and Chestnut
streets, and at the depot
Agents Of the Uniun Transfer Company Will call
for deliver baggage at the depot Orders left
Nc 9Ul Cbesnut sL No. ll6 Market street, will
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