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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
NesO Advertisements.

horses or other beasts oi burden and wagon or
other vehicle, tho sum Of seventy dollaTs. For
every such license 70 extend over the whole
Eastern Shore or the whole Western Shore,
there shall be paid the following rates, 10 wit :
For every license 10 travel en- foot, the sum oi
sixty dollars; 10 travel with horse or other
beast Of burden, or one horse or other beast Of
burden aud wagon or other vehicle, the sum of
one hundred dollars; with two horses or other
beasts Of burden and wagon or other vehicle.
the sum oi one hundred and iiny dollars.
Twenty two.--No such license shall be gran
tod 10 any other than white person. OF Ia any
hawkcr or peddlcr in the name o. style Of a
partnership or company, aud but one person
shall act under any such license.
Section And be IL enacted, That this act
shall take effect on the day Of its passage
(chapter I3i, page 1907
Az AcT 10 amend the fifty. Article vt the
Code of Public General Laws relating tp III
ccnscs, By adding thereto the following see.
ton relating 10 partnerships taking cut H..
ccnscs;
Section BE il euncted by the General As
scmbly of Maryland, That the following see
ton be and the same Is hereby added IT, the
dry sixth article of the Code Of Public General
Laws, to follow the second section thereof;
Any license may be obtained by partnerships
or firms as we'll ns by individuals; but ia an
cases the names Of all the partners Of any firm
shall be- set forth in full in the license. aud no
license shall protect any person pretending to
act under the same unless lac is named therein.
or il entitled rs representative or assignee
under the provisions hereinafter contained "a
this article, aud the clerk issuing the licrn. -
shall enter upon the record of licenses the full
names of al. the members Of copartneT.hip
Ia which such license Is issued.
Section And be Il enacted, That this ac,
shall take effect IN the ,hr,ieih day IT April
lueNt
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
a Handsome Residence
IN TOWSoNTOWN,
AT PRIVATE SALE

YNHAT handsome Stone Building, built By the
Il lat" ilr william Brlc. and recently occu.
PI"i by Mr.. NJ. Il. Schcnck Ne F..
male Seminary. is offered at Private
Sale. II j. must beautifully situated isss
"n "a commanding cmincnce. immedi lsees
aieiy "n the T"wsontown Railway ana lurn -.
pike u Is three stories high and la. n base.
ment. The rooms are large. airy and comfnrta
Bile. tn" house has been built ia the very best
MANNER. aud l. suitable Tor either Young Ia
die, ,"nlnary or would make an excellent
boarding house. II contains IS rooms. and the
who'll house. inside and out. has Just been tho.
roughly r"pain,cd aud repaired
Their" !, a large two story building On this
property. which has been used a. Bath House.
IN ""'nplri" repair, and there IS n splendid
Spring niJnning II. the water Of which is fore.
81 int" ia" bath rooms by force pump.
For terms and particulars apply 10
A. II. STUMP,
~ South Street. Baltimore.
"r To HENRY l.. BOWEN,
March 2I.-lm. Tnwsnutown
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21

Two tnE WORKING CLASS - aflaeEs Mechanics
i Lades, aud everybody. an noW prepared % far.
nish yon With constant employment a. your heulss--
he Sheie % fonr time OF IN your srafe moments.
evening" easily earned ny psrsons u either ssx nna ~
hoyt aud gifls ncariy a. much men. Grsai lnducs
mrnu cnesd hesc uho viii dcvote their whols lle
the eusness and that every erson Who sees this 90
uee may send their address and the business ~
themselves, lmake the followlht unparalleled err
To al Who are not veil satisfied With the baaness, Z
vii sena u 10 pay tsf ths fouhle fwritinM Fum FMr
usulnrss dFsctions, Ac,, cent hea. Aampla cot ~
nall ior 10 ets AdArpss y G ALLEN, Augusta, mains
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21

A. Act To- prohibit the granting 81 Licenses Tor
the sale of spiri,uous or fermcntcd liquors ur
lager beer. at or near the village Of Calver
ton. IN Baltimore county
Section BE il enacted by the General As
scmbly OF Maryland. That hereafter IL shall
not Ice lawful for the Clerk .f the Circuit Court
for baltimore county e. issue a license 10 any
person or person u sell spirituous or fcrncnte,I
liquor ar lager beer IN the village 81 Calverton
or at any place nearer said village than one
half mile eastwardly from the Intersection oi
the calverton aud Bloomingdalc turnpike. aud
within one mile aud u half from said village in
any other direction.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
o. ~ simple aud strung.

re- W. have adopted the ChaSp.oa 'og
Hheci W,,Hgcy, which IL the the best IN use, And
yet any ether kin.l may BE- used.
Price IL Machine ........................Sla.OO
Price Of Champion wfinger........ 0.0U
Machine aud Wringcr combined. 22.o0
EG- Liberai disc0aaf 70 Mc Trade. also, Ter
ritoriai EigAis for safe. March ~. ss.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
Ne9O advertisement
PUBLIC SALE

\ - NJ ALL l. \ II NJ
~ BALTIMORE go.
V'liE undersigned a. Attorney for the own.
n crs, will sell at Public Auction, on the
premises, on
Sf'"'''"J' Ne va iay IF .lPrii. lS6S.
commencing at o'clork T.. NJ,
IL TRACT OF LAND whereof ia,
49, lat" William Cnrhin died seized. II ~
c"ntains ~ ACRES OF LAND, M
aud u situated about three miles east Of Tow
soniown, amt adiOins the Hampton E.tat-, and
Oh" farms "i Mcssr-. Gal a Ak. Uriah Carte
aud uthcts
One aud ..halI acres are va thriving Chest
nut anl Oak Timber The remainder 4. In f.
fair state "i cultivation. There are two
COMFORTABLE WOODEN DWELLINGS
On the premises. with Stablins and other ON,
buildings. variety of tine FRUIT TREES.
Pears, strawbcrrica. Haspbcrrics, sc. There i
IN excellent Spring Of water near each hon.r
20 Title indispulable. sale positive.
TERMS tASli
...,,,.... BENZ. y. PAYNE
SAMUEL =. WILSON. Aurtiunrrr.
March 2l.-t..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21

The applicant must either make oath, As here.
toinrc. before the Clerk Of the Circuit Court II
the county where lac Is engaged ia business. of
the amount 81 goods kept ON hand at the prin.
cipal season 1T sale or the oath may be- al
minisicrrd by Justice of the Peace, when the
person wanting license applies through an
agent. II the latter course BE- adopted the FOL.
lowing form will be deemed q sufficient com.
plane" with the act;
baltimore COpHly 10 rit.
Gu this - day OF - 1898, before the sub.
scribcr. Justice II the Peace of the STATE Of
Maryland. IN aud for said county. personally
appeared -. aud declared that he intends %
apply fnT traders license, under the second
section "i IA" Act of January Session, ISIS. To-
the clerk "f the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. aud made ia that the amount uf the
stack 1T g,Hd. generally kept un hand by him
iur 10y the concern IA which h- Is engaged. IN
ease It be u partnership at the principal
sou oi sale, Tor IL the applicant has not prcvi.
ously engaged ia such trade. that the amount
oi sr-l- which he intend, 10 keep, 4c., docs
not or will notl exceed s..
Sworn before
II the oath h. administered before a Justice
II the Peace uut 81 the county ia which the ap.
plicai1n IL ma,l-, there must bc attached the
certificate of the Clerk oI the Circuit Court of
the county IN which the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt Ia cure fish ia March.
April Pni May. without license. Vendors ~
cake, aud vendcrs u beer aud cider. who are
excepted. are not required l." pay license.
LICENSES To- oRDlNAkiES AND TAv.
ERN KEEPERS. The lc-n.-s L. ordinafi-s
aud tavern keepers I" sell spirituous aud fer
In-ntcd liquors. "r lasrT bcer. ia quantities less
than pint. ut any ga" time. are as ioll"ws -
Provided that the applicant shall FIRST Ice re-
commended Ia the Clerk by tw" respectable
freebooter. "f his immediate vicinity. aud shall
make oath before said Clerk that he has bona
tide and without intending To- e"adc the re-.
quircmcnts of this articlc.l provided and ex
poets a. maintain six good beds. with sufficient
covering thercior--and three ROBINS more than
sufficient Tor the private USE Of said ordinary
keeper. with stabling aud prov.ndcr for live
horses at least aud IL said applicant resides
I in thcriiy of Baltimore. that he has provided
and expects I" maintain twelve good beds with
covering ~ aforesaid. and six r"oms.
The said applicant - ais" :" make oath be-
fore the clerk as Ia the rate of rent or annual
! value "f III" house ne or ia which the business
To b" authorised by ia" licensc may be done. or
intended ~ bc done.
| Il the rental or annual valu" il not
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21

LICENSES To RETAILERS or sPIRITU.
OuS OR FERMENTED LIQUORS, or LAGER
BEER.--Thc amounts Of license to be paid by
retailers OF spirituous and fcrmented liquors or
lager Beer. are Us follows :-If the value Of the
stock in trade be $5oo or lcss............$ Is 81
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21

tChHptrr 2g6. page 2Og-Act OF IssI.J
Az AcT to prohibit the granting Of Licenses for
the sale Of Sprituous or Fermcnted Liquor.
or Lager Beer at or near woodberry Factory
in baltimore county.
Section BE IL enacted by the General As
sembly Of Maryland. That hereafter il shall
not b. lawful for the Clerk of tho Circuit Court
for Baltimore county 10 issue license TO any per
son or persons 10 sell spirituous or lermentcd
liquors or lager beer at Woodbury. Factory. or
in every direction.
Section And be il enacted. That this act
shall take effect from and after the date OF it,
passage.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
NeaO Advertisements.
SALE OF VALUABLE
MORTGAGED PROPERTY,
IN THE TENTH ELECTION DISTRICT Oh
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

aA@M4 - NA1OA1AMH
MORTGAGED PROPERTY,
IN THE TENTH ELECTION DISTRICT OF
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
FINDER the provisions Of mortgage FROM
~ Catharine 4. Nicoll aud William b. Nicoll
10 j. Augustus Hamilton, and by vir.
ca tue Of the authority conferred -.
0%on me by a power Of attorney illl
-. from said J. Augustus IIamif. eens
ton, the undersigned, as attorney in fact Tor
said j. Augustus Hamilton, will oilcr NJ public
sale. ON the premises,
on Thursday, he ga day 9; iPrii. 4. u. Is6S.
nj the hour OF +. NJ.
ALI THAT TRACT or LAND described in
said mortgage from CathArinc 4. Nicoll and
William u. Eicoll 10 said J. Augustus HamiI.
ton. bearing date the llth day Of September. 4.
d. 1887, aud recorded among the mortgage rec
ords Of Baltimore county IN Liber J. II. L., No.
~. folio SIG. etc. This tract contains about
147 ACRES OF LAND,
more or lesa,
10 the same property on which Mr.. Hamilton
rcsidei until lately, and Is situated about one
mile aud half from Sweet Air, IN Baltimore
county. The improvements consist If
FARCE FRAME HOUSE,
the main building about 81 feet square. the back
building about 80 by u feet. containing eleven
rooms; n FRAME BARN. about 1, by 80 feet
with Straw House attached a new Wagon
House. Corn House. Hen House. Ice House
Smoke House. etc. About ITO acres are ia cul
tivation; the balance IN GOOD TIMBER
This farm is Ia excellent condition. aud is
we'll walcrci. aud there is n large quantity of
all the best varieties of Fruit gu Il; Church,
Schools aud Mills convenient. Location heal.
thy and the ncighborhuod pleasant
eo-Any person wishing good farm. with
excellent improvements. in desirable neigh.
borho,'d aud ia healthy section II country.
had better examine this property before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
TcrH,s II Ndie One third cash, aud the bal
ancr IA six months from the day Of sale the
credit payment 10 bear interest from the day of
sale. aud a. be- secured by the note of the pur.
chaser. with security satisfactory Ia the under
signed.
WILLIAM :. KEECH.
Attorney in fact for J. Augustus Hamilton.
SAMIfEl a. WILSON
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
THOMAS BALDWIN.

Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
y. bly, instructions received from the
Treasury department at the Clerks Office, all
persons applying 70: a license Of any kind. tex
cept marriage licenses. which are the same A.
heretofore.l will hereafter have to pay the fee
Of fifty cents for issuing the same, making =
total oi sixty cents, as stated above.
The fee Of ffty cents has heretofore been
charged o. the State.
THOMAS BALDWIN.
Sheriff of Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
Amendments to tho License Laws,

Passed BY hs GsHerai Asscssbiy Of Maryland al
ne Regular NessioA Commencing .iaEBa
yv lsaa ,.slafiao "a I,-sn...
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21

THIS MACHINE
Not oaiy ,ires haI Me Labor aAd Soap. aad Near
aad Tar. b1t makes a. CLOTHES Waite
maa aHy other neM9d Qf Haskiay.
II Is tight box or tub, aud this avoids the
slops aud steam udor peculiar "a wash days
Go-ALL FABRICS, from ~ Collar 10 ne lar
sesi s'ie y"dt eau be- washed perfectly clean
without Rubbing or Boiling.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21

Stnate.-No business OF importance transacted.
House q Dsicgates.-The bill authorizing the
Commissioners Of baltimore aud Carroll counties
TO build bridge over the North branch OF the
Paiapsco on the Limekiln road, was passed !;
also the bill amending the charter Of the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company. Mr.. Nicolai, from a special commit
tee, reported bill making ten hours a legal
days work in cotton factories Of this State,
which was read the first time
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21
Family Hardware.

Are all" engaged IN the Manufacture aud sale
~ this Washing Machine. which demon.
states itself to bc the Rest ~ Fse
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-21

Ssnah.-The House bill 10 amend the charter
OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company was reported favorably also.
the bill TO refund y. y. Bush late collector Of
taxes In baltimore county certain monies paid
In error.
House q Deiegdfss The House was engaged
during its entire session in discussing the pro-
posed school bill
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-18
Murray, Ferris & Co.'s Naval Store CIR
cular.


NEW YORK, August 15.-Our naval store market
during the week has been dull and declining. La
the absence of any stock up to yesterday spirits Oh
turpenune has been quite neglected. and closed ct
45Hc on the spot, being decline Of 1Hc on our last
quotations. The sales were 700 bpls In the early part
Of the week at 46Ha47c the spot, and 46c to ar
rive Later $50 bbls at 451Sa46c on spot and 451Aa
46 oarrive, chiefly latter The cable reports fur
ther decipe OF Cd, and this, with the fluctuations in
gold and difficulty OF passing exchange curtails e1
port operations The best csr for export Is 4Sc 70
b, with 7s freight from Wilmington Receipts 701
bbls. Exports 155 bbls. Stock in first hands quite
RosIss-Of all grades have shared the general dull
ness up to yesterday 50 90a2 95 was lair quotation
for strained but the cable report of decline to 5s
Sd checked all operations, and the market closed fat
with 81 s76 as best offer. The reported sales are re
10 500 bbs of which 0503 we're low grades at So so
az for black 50 9Oa3 for strained SO s5aS for good
s aimed, and s3a225 for No the balance at S. 5Oa
so for low to good No1 S5a5 90 FOR PALE 80 on JOE
extra pale and S3aS; as for opaques Receipts Z3l4
bbls; exports 10, 897 bbls.
TAR-Has been in good request, and with no STOCK
In first hands is quite firm, with an upward ten
dsncy. We quote Wilmington thin $S 7saA, Rope @
81 25a4 80, Newbern s3 50a3 62h, Washington - 2oa
so. Receipts 80 bbls; exports SO bbls.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-18
Commercial.
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, August 17.-consols slA. Bonds nk.
L1vzapool, August 17--Noon.--Co active;
sales estimated ct 90, 900 bales uplands 10tld; Or
leans 1ONd. Breadetuhs and provisions unchanged.
Two P. M.-Cotton buoyant and advanced I'd;
uplands 1Ohd; Orleans loxd. Lard firm at 66s.
Bacon 51s. -. ,. .,,.,so..,., ,a1-r ~ 81
Eyening-cotton active; advanced IA to-day; at
close still tending up. Sales 10000 bales; uplands
1OXd; Orleans 1IHd. Wheat easier. Lard quiet at
6ss Sd. - 80 - -
.sl..z DOMESTIC MARKETS. .-...'' 2.
New YORK, August 17--Noon--Gold 48,l; monay
easy at4 to5. Flour 5a10c lower. Wheat la2c low.
er. Corn shade easier. Mess pork dull at s2s 80.
Lard quiet; steam pressed 1sza19c.. Cotton very
firm at 2sHc. Turpentine steady ut 451sc. Rosin
Arm; sir aiued 81 9oa2 95. l1
Evening. Cotton firm but not active; sales 900
bales OF 29Sa3O Flou.-superfne staie 714aSI;
Wheat dull. Corn active, but prices favor buyers.
Mess pork $685. Lard steady. Groceries heavy.
Turpentine Is. Rosin and freights quiet. Money
6rmer, demsnd steady and increasing, on call 4a5
per cent Gold weaker at ASK. Sterling dull at
0,!. Stocks unsettled Governments steadier. 81
coupons 113A. Tennessee, new, eSH. Virgtnias
So asked. re- II
BALTIMORE August 17.-Cotton firm at SOc. Flour
quiet and less hrm. Prime to choice wheat firm;
low grades dull White 81 1sa1 20; yellow 81 Il
al1s. Oats 7OasOc. Mess pork $50 so. Shoulders
145ls15c. Lard 19c.
w11MNoToN "a. c.l, August 17.-Spiris turpen'
tine rmer at Ale, and in New York casks at &c.
Resins declined; strained 50, No Q % i6, No sSas
75., Tar firm at S. 25.,qa - q. iis.,;, 80.
SAVANNAH, August l7.--Cutton firm, with some
light demand, holders too high for buyers. Middnng
20; no sales. Receipts 46 bales s 80 -
AUGUSTA August 1.-THE advance In New 1ork
and Liverpool caused an advance here, and sellers
are asking 28 for middling. Sales IL bales.
New ORLEANS. August 17.-Cotton quiet, but little
offering; ID quotations. Receipts 10 bales new.
Sterling dull and nominaly uncbanged. New YORK
81 ht exchange X per cont prem. Gold 46a.
MOBILE, August 17.-Cutton quiet and firm; sales
100 bales; middlings 27Ia28. Receipts bales new
cotton. Exports one bale.
C1sc1NNAr1 August 17.-F.our dun. Corn frmer,
Of 96a97c WhiskeY 70c. Mess polk held at S2S 10.
Lard ls%c. Bacon nominaly unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, August T.-Superhne -four Sc 16a
26. Corn sOa95c. MISS pork 500. Lard l8Ac.
shoulders 14c. Clear sides tic. Whiskey 81 25aS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-18

Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore-left Fri-
day, P NJ Mdze. TO Mordecai Co. Courtenay
Trenholm RairJad Agent, q gernann, brown
Hyer, II Graycr, A Tobias Sons, Holmes Ctl9er'
WI webb, G W stcff,ns 4 Co, d kirkpatrick
] N Robson, Palmetto Cooperative Association, r.
Rayenel & Barnwell, Cameron, Barkley 60. u
steffeus Co, d Cobia l. TO- Yoigs II Blscnoh
Co. Jeffords Co, N Butler, Dowe y NOISE, d
Hurkamp l. Co. Rcppe Lillienthal. Munr, l
mauo, u Katie 4 Co, Lnu ey Il Alexander, Jonn
Buns VIM NJ Bird X Co. Liilienthal, Geo wal
ter & Co. Clacus Witt, Jordan SON. Maatoue
4 Co. VIM Guruey, Marscher, ntoi, We6o 4 20,
IA Cook 60, b Briggs, Fogurtie & stilman, Z
Ring. Werner & Ducker, j tampsen GO, = Il
Kornahrens j Junsbluth, Wagner, Heath on mon
sees Miller & Son, T ] Noise K Co, & A Caio-
weI' J Butt & Bros, and Lee D.
From this Port.
Rarhentiue Williams, Hof, Philadelphia, Au'
sehr Jonas Smith, Nichols, New York, August II.
Sailed for this Port.
schr M,ry E vancleaf McCobb, from Rockport,
(Ie,) August H.
Memoranda.
Tho ship Golconda, Lovett, from Savannah, ar
rived ct Monrova, June 10.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-18
II. ~ -
Ros1on Market.

BOSTON. August "A 4-corFEE-lhere is no
change In the market. There Is very little demand
ftom The trade, We quote Java at 2aa2sHc gold;
small sales Of Rio at 14ha17c gold; st Domingo
in bond Is worth nominally 9NasAc for common
and cape. ~ ,o
CoTToN-The receipts this week have been 22s
bales, Of which 211 b lies were from New Orleans,
and IL by the Albany Railroad. The market contin-
ues as dull as has been for several weeks past but
there has been no material variations In prices The
transactions have been confined to small parcels TO
supply spinners' immediate uants. The sales OF
the week have not exceeded 1000 bales. Stock In
our market is about $500 bales. We quote ordinary
at 90 Ha2Ic; good ordinary tsc; low midding 271a
a2sc; middhng SOc good " lddling 321laS4c per ID.
GuNNY 3Aas-The market is very hrm, but not
very active. Sales Of 50 bales at l0c currency.
GUNNY CLcT1-There have been sales of 800 bale1
at Izc 100 bales at 22c, and $50 bales on private
terms
NAVAL Srorss-Spiris turpentne is In moderate
demand at SOC per gallon but Is offered to arrive at
4Sa49c per gallon. Tar /. selling In small lois at 81
5Oa4 rs per bbl In rosn sales OF 1000 bbls No. ut
50 25aS so per bbl In pitch small sales at 81 % per
bbl. 49, .r,.-.e
COON at Hc; Carolina 1tal0Ac per 10. "'' 80
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-18
KaiIoaDs.,
CHARLESTON CITY. RAILWAY com.
PANY 80. = q. II

CHARLESTON CITY. RAILWAY Com.
.ts .t PANY. -. - ,e-u, i}tii-
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO.,
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS, -
CHARLESTON, So. Ca, May 1S, 1868.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON C1TY.
It'd RAILWAY COMPANY. =, - ;,
- KING-STREET LINE. :,:f,.,
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Louer Termiau
at7.SOAM., and at inter- at 8 AMI and at inter:
vals OF eight 81 rainutes yals Of eight tsl minutes
last tip a. o.30 Pm. N.
N.R.-Leave the BaHtTy as follows: On the hour,
and t,1clre (l2l minutes OF the hour rom "A. NJ,
except at tcclpe 2) minutes of o'clock A. M Every
other trip from the old Postoface until 430 p n.
from the Upper Terminus, when on the trips are to
RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE. :
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo.oer Terminus
walls Of ten no. minutes walls Of ten (10I minutes
during the day till $40 during the day ans,55R-
N.B.-Leave the Battery at fifteen t15) minutes after
except at S.35 A. NJ Every other trip from the old
Postofice until 4.3O P II. from Upper Terminus,
when all the trips are to the Battery.
-.. SUNDAY SCHEDULE. -,-s----i
KNG.STREET LINE
Leave Upps Ie1anI' Leave sh the Lo;0er E Tezms:
utes tin zoo P. M. - minutes TN 7.s0 P. IL
E.B.-An the trips are to. the Battery. : y. bGl
RUTLEDGR-sTREEr LINE. ,,,ie.-
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lorer Terminus
at AM, and at inter at 9:s5 AM and at inter-
vals Of every twenty (20l walls OF every twenty 20)
minutes till Gas Pm. minutes tll 7.30 PM.
N.B.-An the trips are to the battery. ~ f'-i =
49, ..-;i = - s, WsRAMsAY,5 yor,
May II Secretary and Treasurer.