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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-12-25

Il IL home in order 10 TEST inc me- ,at,,,,,
various Fire Place Heaters, we nave . ISvut
ed. prepared to offer the public sonleViins
q MO. l.
We have secured the agency for the
SEXTON IMPROVED BALTIMORE HEATEh
considering It by far superior to any Heater
out ne to beauty, design and finish. III ID
worth a visit from those VINO may no. o ea4 -
he in want of stoves, that they may see "
VIII al perfection mechanism has arrived. ~
those In want. listen to our terms ana Wal VA
antees, which there is no go pack ol IN, toIre
81 the beautv of the stove and Wew1il JAKE
Measure in explaining the principies on
Which il acts III you should wish 70 ply ~ w
run no risk. Select your stove; we WIN . 'a an
H. 10 youf house, fit it up TO neat l, 2 49, "
rooms: and wherRthe work is all CON- H. ne
YOU retaining the purchase money un AL a
seat in front of your own hearth' aii'' '"'
this is truly King Comfort.
RECEIPT YOUR BILL.
We are also prepared to receive orders f 6e
oil other fire place Heaters that may De
our General assortment of Parlor, DlninS
Room and Hall Stoves, together WIFI eno
most an royed Cooking Stoves nave De 81
selected with great care from the most re- e
snonsible f1undries, and VIII presen1 ol1 s,t
the most complete and varied assoItiae os
ever offered in this market, every stove s "a
which we will warrant, anu sell On 'iie ---os
reasonable terms. +ho+ ,ve
n R-Our ARRANGEMENTS are such thtI VIC
can sell to dealers at factory prices.
'''ii w. W PURCELL & HOY,
Corner King and Washington streets, ~,
Sentember lS, lS6S-ly. Alexandra, va.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-12-25
Alfxandvia Cards.


A s.yIRGINIA HOUSE" OF 40 YEARS
STANDING.
EARTHEz1NJ WAITE,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE
" j. MILLER has Just received Ind
LIZ opened his
Fall supply
all art icles in his line, which need not be
enume rated put which comprises an assert.
ment. equal to any, in style, quality anu
price that can be found in any other market.
He would respectfully ask country mef,
chants and others to examine his stock ana
nriees. in the confident beliefthat he can fur
nish goods at prices that will render ~ UNI
necessary to go beyond the limits Oh the
Commonwealth for
EARTHEN w ARE,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
In addition to such goods, he is prepared
to furnish best French Window Glass, OF any
size nv the box or otherwise; Putty In blao-
deYs or In cans, Self-sealing Jars for canning
fruit, (glass or stoneware j Kerosene Lamps,
Chimnies, &c. ,.,.o,,,o
Plated and Britannia Casters, q handsome
variety Plain White, Gilt Band ana Deco,
rated Tea Setts, Fancy Coffees, Mugs and
Vases of French China, Mantel ornaments
and Fancy Ware. In short, proDaply Il = eau,
err variety of goods than can usually pc iouna
in such an establishment in larger cities,
/. Fail not to call and satisfy yourselves that
such are the facts.
TO our old friends in the valley and the
regions round about. and TO those beyond
the mountains, we give dfiene ny gT9etRIns'
conten,ber aS fsss-8m. Alexandria, Va.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-12-25

RoGhW heat have just receiv-
have still on hand supply of nice dried p aiu
ches. SNf]ty b 1iIsy " t ,su, pea
January 81. 1868. ''N iAIbo'
GLASS JARS.-Just received and
- for sale, 100 self-sealing Glass lars for
fruit, which warrant first rate article -'i
Julle i, Iooo. Il. W. K1NCHELOE.
STONE JARS, one, two and tbrco
- Gallon, just received by
SSQWDEtT YAfES.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-12-25

TOBACCO.-Cronpton & Sons, pre-
l. MUM VALLEY Rose Chewing F6baccof
Highlander and Brown Dick SInekin I t.
bacco' Havana and Domestic Segars- Off
sale BY CHAPMAN 81 co.
November 20, 1867.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-12-25
KING COMFORT.

HAVING spent some time away IL lFQ ON
Ii home in order to test the merits re ~
ed. prepared to offer the public somethins
n MO. =.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-22
L. II. POGUE,
llillsborough, n. c.
ON S a LIE.

- ~ . n ~ ~ 3381lf
ID KEGS Nails, by the Eeg.
- ~ Boxes Snuff, Virginia Belle, 5000 40
200 Bales 10 box, Sis 90 per box.
or 10 cents per bale,
Sheet Iron at ! ! cents per pound, ass
Russia Sheet Iron Of rs cents per pound.
Sheet Zinc at 20 cents per pound.
900 lbs. best Leaf Lard.
800 lbs. Sugars, assorted,
100 lbs. best Soda.
200 lbs. Coffee, best Rio,
Pepper. Spice and Ginger,
box cfsery Gne Chewing Tobacco.
For Sale by
E. II. P0GUE.
HlIlsborough.
Feb II. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-22
1865.
SPRING TRADEl.

I'VE undersigned, returning his thanks 10 The
Merchants and Others, who have favored him
with their patronage takes pleasure In an nounc,nr 10
BIZ friends and the public that lie y now able IL make
q turtle deduction IN the wholesale plices sQ9s
Tin WARE, ~
and ly using The best material aud ayainp b;mse of
the use Of the most improved Machinery. M Offers
Tin WARE, WHOLEsARE AND RETIAI..
Of superior quality 10 any manuiactured eIsewher
in the State.
lie still offersto take in exchange any kind Of good
barter but does not want to sell Tin Ware, Oh ann
thing else, ontne.
aa L. H. POGUE,
a llllsborough, NC.
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a BEAUTIFUL. White Kerosene oiIin one and
"A five gallon Tin Cans, al The II
DRUG STORE.
XVALKING Canes, "a. the
w DRUG STORE.
IFY0U want a good smoke, gotot the
DRUG STORE.
FULL Line or Paints and Dye s,uiTs, a,the
N DRUG STORE.
WHEATON'ssn and other itch Ointment. atihe
w DRUG STORE.
EdSH Hooks and Lines, Marbles &c..stthe
L DRUG STORE.
A FINE Assortment Of Pipes and Stems, some
a very fine, lathe nRUG STORE. .
You will find pretty lot Of Iewelry, sithe
- gfEN DRUG STORE.
SEWING Machine Oils superior article .. The
DRUG STORE.
April il.si So
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"A FINE andfull assortment ofPa - K
= seissors,a,ths DRUG STORE.
DOMATtIMs,H Hair Oils, Cslosnes and Extracts
Il Tor the Handkerchief, THE ~
DRUG STORE.
RAzoRs. Razor slrops and Shaving Brushes, 81
he DRUG STORE. w
lair Brushes. Pocket, Round. Fine and D,e,,
- ing Combs. Of the DRUG STORE
u EROsENE amps, Shades, wicks. Burners ind
.nimney'.a'tbe Drug STORE.
( JAP, Letter, Bill, Note and Legal f'sper--No,,
= and Letter Envelopes. 81 the
DRUG STORE.
lDoCkET Books and PORT Menie Poke, s,ns
I randum Book, ailhe DRUG STORE.
4 GREAT variety Of Tooth aud N al I3ru,bc. ,,a
Toilet Soap, Honey Soap and shaving. st,he y
DRUG STORE.
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FOR SALE.
FRESH ARRIv AIS.
February at. 1868

HESH hHKIF A Is.
February Ist, 1868.
VERY CHEAP FOR CASH OR BARTER.
lava Coffee. baguayra Coffee, Rio Coffee, syrup,
cider Vinegar, Bacon, Lard, and Sailed Beef
EROsINE and Aurora Oil, Lamps, Chimneys
N and wieks
HoPsE Collars, Trace Chairs, Ares, Hoes.
Drawing Knives. Steel Hoes, Steel Forks,
Spades, Long and Short handle shoyeIs, Sole and
Upper Leather, Zee Herring.
kinds cfpfoduee taken Tor goods Che year round
WANTED.
psrtieuisrly want now. shelled Oats. leaf and
Manufactured Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Sweet and
Issh Potatoes, Cabbage, Butter, Eggs, Pork, Bacon,
Lard. Beef. Mutton, and anything else 10 eat.
JAMES WEBB, n.
Fehrssy 10. as
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-06

from Waterford, under date Of the 5th ult.,
says: This morning we have again the
"health-giving" rain for the crops. About
eight o'clock, slight rain commenced and
will be considerably benefited by it. If
appearances speak truly, we will have
much more rain. The wheat crop in some
places has been rcaped, and will not be
much served by it, being now in small
stacks; the Oat crop will not be much ben
and potato crops will be much improved.
On the LIST ult., Head Constable Barry ar
| rested an itinerant ballad singer, named
O'Donohue, at "The Cross" on a charge of
singing sedtious ballad, styled "The
Rising of the Moon," which referred to the
number of the songs had been sold before
the arrest was made, and only one was
found in his possession. He was conveyed
before Mr.. G. j. Gould, who remanded him
for further investigation on the charge
stated above.
sentation of Waterford: The SECOND meeting
OF some Conservatives of the city took place
on the Both July, at the Imperial Hotel
but the chosen candidate, whose selection
was to be submitted to a general meeting
tor ratification, has not yet been dug up
In the face of the fact that the new cOnsti-
tuency will stand ut about nine hundred
Liberals to three hundred Conservatives,
we believe that no one could be found
weak minded enough to come forward with
the rallying of ''Church and State and
Protestant Ascendancy." The days for
such are long past.
WEsTMEATH.-Thes solemn and interest
ing ceremony of the profession of n nun
took place lately at the Convent of Mercy,
Athlone. The young lady who had conse-
Grated herself to the service of God was
Miss Christina c. O'Hara, in religion Sister
Mary Vincent, youngest daughter of the
late Mr.. Thomas O'Hara, of Dublin, but
previously of Ballitore, county Kildare
The Most Rev. DR.. Gillooly, assisted by his
brother, the Able Gillooly, performed the
solemn ceremony. The Most Reverend
Prelate preached an eloquent and appro-
pirate sermon on the occasion. After the
ceremony great number of clcrgymen and
friends Of the young lady were entertained
at a sumptuous dejeuner by the good nuns
of the convent.
WICKLow-A correspondent writing
from BallybraX says: The flax mills sup
piled by steam, and those working by water,
where water is to be had, are busily engaged
scutching the new flax of the present season.
There is expected to be offered for sale in
next weeks market here several samples
more than ordinarily in market at this early
period.
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| ct: AR Us COLLEG E-DIRECTED BY THE
~ Christian BIoters-CoIner of Poyc arrc Foucher

y Christian Brothers-Corner of Poy ef,rra and FoucbeI
This Institution Incorporated by an act of the Legis
eo on .n1 srses and And to
many advantages for the physical moral
city It's successful by the Rsh degrees e
increase of the number The system Of gov.
fa firm in s M
an %
admitted a TEnMs sr opinions
c 1s d t. be %a Ma"sx Fl in follows
On , M%ve ~ l'4 the third on February st and the
TuitonvtCollrgiatc and Commercial Courses-
si ss' M al Frss respiratory Glasses per 90
Quarter T Of y month ,,n,,;,,;;: , Is 90
Fourth Preparatory Class per quarter Of - %
..'', ''0". w. o. EXTRA CHARGES = %
- Violin lstrin2s furnished per quarter. 10 90
" Flute or any other Wind INSTRUMENT, per
,, quarter '.-.-.N-. .-.---.-... 10 90
students entering after the beginning of a quarter
Tl lS # week or "re ra ase % the
the said quarter to the time OF entering will he
@ S rs @sS 2 Furnished at current prices.
sal SSfssPs aMsts
respectfully suggested to parents and guardians bear
without permission does account for
of c"es w nc % sns the
proper admonitUu incurs according the Presidents
judgment, the penalty of pusion, the Directors
hold themselves bound to refund of the money paid
in advance.
No Student received for a shorter period than one
Quarter. No deduction made when withdrawn during
the Quarter, matter how short time he may have been
III the College.
COURSE OF STUDIES
COLLEGIATE.
English Literature, Logic and RhctmfcT History,
Ancient and Modern; EldNution metaphysics. Ethics
Chemistry; Algebra, higher; tcomctry Plane, Solid,
and Spherical; Trigonomctry Surveying, Navigation,
Analy tical Geometry Differentiated Integral Calculus
Astronomy, Natural Philosophy French Grammar and
Composition; Latin and Greek.
COMMERCIAL.
Grammar, Epistolary Correspondence, Compositions
Geography, Arithmetic Book Keeping, History French.
Particular attention paid to Pcnmanship.
PREPARATORY.
Junior Class-Speling. Reading, Writing, Arithme-
teal Tables Cyphcriug and French Reading.
intermediate Classcs-In addition the above
geography ElIglsI Grammar, Arithmetic intellectual
practical; Sacred History, Composition, Execution
Algebra elementary; French, Music. vocal and instru
mental, and Latin Grammar.
OPTIONAL sTUBE5-FRESCTI, DRAWING, MUSIC.
Special is given the Musical Department,
both vocal and instrumental Two brass bands, the
which chosen the students of the
College rehearse daily under the guidance of compe-
professor.
young who intend to devote themselves to the
countants profession.
There is examination held each quarter when the
students promoted, though they may be promoted
in of remarkable proficiency AT the end of
scholastic year held the public examination the
close of which premiums distributed according
merit Vacations about the Sd of July, and
end on the first Monday in September:
Agent in New OrcIns-Charles ID. Elder No. 40 Pow
dras street. Poet-ohice address. Box 2G3i fec
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st. vINCENT's ACADEMY.
y
o FFERsoN CITY, LOUISIANA.
Directed by tho Brothers Of the Christian Schools
The Annual Session will omen on the 3st Of

Avsn%e between Mag.zne and Camp
sslntr"us location Possessed Of yard
iaes further the physical Development the students
as well as for impartng refined and solid education
and h and s being
ss LAT anons the
all are admitted and their religious
the commercial department.
OVERWHELMINGLY IN ADVANCE:
Pre- Class lass per month 90
Superior Class =. .--............ 9 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
Instrumental Music per month 90 90
German Ger MAN, -.........-...-... 90
secured when sufficient number pupils viii desire to
COURSE OF STUDIES:
PREPARATORY.
Spelling. Reading-Enslish and French Writing
Arithmetical Tables and Cyphering; Geography and
INTERMEDIATE.
=, In addition to the above, United States History,
Gramm.rmEnglish and French Fas9uelles Introduc-
Defamation; Music-vocal and Instrumental
SUPERIOR AND COMMERCIAL.
anS c9
Course Eocuton Rhetoric, Geography, the the
b1s%ins a
REGULATIONS:
The class rooms on school days opened at 8
O'Clock IN the morning From to 81. the pupils W ho
in attendance review the lessons day a.
school beSns at TO- recess in the yard fifteen minutes
at II recess till l2l at IT, of fifteen minutes
ut 81, the pupils are dismissed
Pupils who may be detained after this hour, for any
cause whatever will get note from their teacher,
stating the time when they were dsrssed the parents
requested to sign that note and to send it back
day.
No absence from school without permission from the
Director will be tolerated. When unavoidable absence
the pupil at his attendance will
to produce note from his parents.
Thursday is the regular holiday of the weck-if
another occurs it replaces it. -
No pupil is allowed to leave school day without
task to commit to memory and exercise to write
each according to his proficiency and talents; thes,
allotted for them in school.
Parents expected to insist upon due perform.
ance of these Duties and they also invited call
gence and conduct of their Children.
Parents of limited means and yet DESTROYS to have
their children well instructed by the Christian Brothers.
Will have fair opportunity by scndiug them the
and spacious aIochia school erected corner of
made with AGILITY
B-No pupil is re admitted who leaves the academy
To try school or who proracts absence
sufficient reasons
aug 80 BROTHER AUSTIN. Director.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ct. LOUIS UNIVERSITY.

ct. LOUIS UNIVERSITY
THE THIRTY-NINTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
the st. Louis University will open on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Z. lsaaL
This Institution is the oldest of leaning in the
West, ha wing been established in 1929.
The of studies offers every facility f- aoauriue
a thorough Classical and Commercial education
For catalogue, etc, apply to Rev. +. II. STUNTE.
BECK, s. j. President of the University, to Messrs
Won PIUL BROS. Agents, New Orleans
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DIRECTED By THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.
Studies will he Resumed on the 3Ist of August
The various arts and sciences usually taught in col
leges find here an appropriate place in a system o
education established by experience, conducted tn.
most approved plan and with 4 devotedness common
surate with the work engaged in.
In view of the great number of classes in the college
thorough graduation for all capacities and
has been attained; and the frequent examinations
promotions beget emulation the soul of advancement
making labor pleasure and success certainty,
The course of instruction pursued in the college is
divided into three departments preparatory, intcrme
diac, and collegiate There j. hcsdcs exclusively
commercial for students not wisin" ha
sufficient time to go through the whole of the
For further particulars, terms etc apply at the col
legc of P"rvfarrc and r'""',"r st~""ts
ST. JOS E. MS SCHOOL,,
NEAR CORNER OF STREETS.
New Orleans louisiana.
This Paroehial school under the direction of the
Brothers of the Christian schools. will reopen
---,s TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER /, 1a67.
The remarkable success . this Institution its steady
nmp public Til nsSr q" s has the cea e
vored especially during the past session recommend it
to the attention of parents AMI guardians.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
The course OF instruction pursued in this School is
divided into three departments: The Primary the Inter
who intend devote themselves tothe mercantile pro
fession.
PRIMARY CLASSES.
Religious instruction, spelling, Reading Writing,
tic, Geography, French l,iing, and Vocal Music.
INTER, Ell ATE CLASSES.
orthograrhy Eeadls, Writing Exeiciscs in Flo,
cution, English Gramnt, Geography. History. Arith.
mctic-LMentai and Mfitts''4-ff'tHeli Grammar and
Vocal Music.
CuMN.Gt Glass.
Rhetoric English Literature, Mental Philosophy,
Logic, History-tAncirIt and Molern) Higher Arith-
Forms Epistularv Correspondence, Pcnmanship. an
Book Keeping in the mc thorough form
GENERAL REGULATIONS.
On the compctiou at the Commercial Course Diplo.
mas i'll he confer red those who, examination,
are found worthy OF th,t distinction.
Thirty of the most poininent pupils will be selected
to compose Brass Bind; For this purpose two dis.
Each student will b examined on entering and will
he rned to the elias best suited to his capacity
Young men intending to enter the Commercial De
partmcnt would do Will to make early application,
only limited numb,r can be received.
Punctuality in attendance order during class hours
all tn studies deemed essential to
success that to form the pupils to these
habits will he neglected
TERMS PER MONTII-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Primary Department --.-----Sl w
intermediate Del artment ------.--..---.-->- w
Commercial Department -.-: .--.-.---.---. 10
Special Lessons the Science of Accounts. 90
School Hours-From 81 A. NJ. to IL All and from 12l
For further particulars apply the School to Rev.
T. j. SMITH Pastor of ST. Joseph's Church. Common
street opposite the Charity Hospital
auI6 BROTHER JUSTIN1AS, Director
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. JoSEPII's SELECT SCHOOL.
N a POLE ON AVE NUE


Inns institution will resume studies on tho 2sth of
August Tho Course of Instruction includes all the
branches ola Polite Education every effort is made
to give solid basis to the youthful mind and make tn
acquisition Of religious and literary knowledge as at.
tractive as it is important, Vocal and Instrumental
Music Drawing and Decalcomania form extra charges
For further particulars, apply at the Institution.
aug o Gun
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st. MARY JEFFERSON COLLEGE
ST. JAMES, LOUISIANA

THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE.
RS L OF OCTOBER, 1868.
Inc Marst Fathers, who have charge of the Insttu-
tion are provided with all facilities for mpartine
thorough English, French, Classical and Mathematical
Education.
TERMs-Payable i'll advance, 500 in gold or ,s eoui
valent, for the halfsession of five months
For further particulars apply the President or to
MESSRS. POURSINE & CO.
an23 tt No. 80 Natchez street. New Orleana
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Religious instruction, Spelling, Reading Writing,
Vocal Drill Object Le.onS First Notions of Arthme-
tic, Geography, French saiing, and Vocal Music.
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st. L z IL s sc uOOL
NEAR CORNER OF COMMON >yp MAR,Is STREETS
Ne~ Orleans louisiana
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EDUCATIONAL,
ST. PETERS SCHOOL,
SECOND AND THIRD DIsTRrcrs

Under the Direction of the Rev c. MOUNTAIN.
This School will be opened TUESDAY September
l, 1868, under the above direction as.istcd hy r,n
corps of teachers
Promotions will then take place in the classes and
ut the same time graduating class will be formed
In addition to the branches hitherto taught in this
SCHOOL french and Music-vocal and Instrumental
will be added.
Parents and guardians would do well to have their
children and wards present at the opening the school,
in order that they may retain their positions in their re-
spective classes throughout the scholastic year
Payments are to be made invariably in advance.
NJ. JOvIAN Superintendent.
Inc Crescent Night School, attached the above CO.
adjustment for young ladies and gentlemen will open
n. VIZ s.ne Time au3O
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This Parochal School under the direction of the
Brothers of the Christian Schools, will reopen
SEPTEMBER l, 1o6a.
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The course OF instruction pursued in this School is
divided into three departments: The Primary, the Inter
mediate and the Commercial
There is also department exclusively for men
who in tend devote themselves toNthc mercantile
inr,
The national Republican., 1868-12-31
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and sf.er SUNDAY, ,l7th May. 1855. three daily
trains viii be run between Baltimore and Wheel.
Ing spd Ps5ke,sbaIg. az followsi
gstIRoEs daily isIssp. ssadsS| dpi Il ss s t'tns n'
Asa SSE tys ds s i..1s ssPsi
meet a. Bel lslre and 'Pafkersburg for ali points
w%sitk kssSateTfs and 6kS5ihSss
leaves Baltimore daily at l:iO p. M Iexcept sun.
day.l Leaves Winchester Iof Baltimore daily
Sundays excepted) at 800 a. m. ConneetinT n
a HsEsrstOwn Junction with train Tor aaxeIs,
THE ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balu.
RstarntnS leaves Eleotts Mi. a VS. 7a ssa p II ia c
4 N, 'Ia GtSs fS& as9 9HkRRsTows,
neetlns a HageTstown Junction with Wilmington
County Railroad, arriving at HaEerstown at 2:i5
and 9i3o p. N. kstuTnlhg leave Haserstowa at
o;lU had a. m arriving In Baltimore at 10: rs a,
III, anu ''D p Fao;R FPao; wINcHEsrER.
Leave Baltimore 1T s:t5 4 m and 4:lO p. m, ar
nS isayo Winshssisr At and L: IS m. n aafiSins
In Baltimore y WI 5GiS S%lshifEsSSft6itSSp fsS itS p m
ana ERoS Ills %tsssfaigSR9SS yoR BALTIMORE.
$780, : and $40 > RFdR III ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at ;O6 a, m. and I:l6 D. m. 1
FlSs. iSas %ssiRRsSS Ssss RSspO. A. and aS
a % a and Ia IL i aSa S sndspL Leave Washington
aPpiT - RRatINSf'. SssSi q sTisfy anSss: aiSSs:
Station, or at tho Ticket oiisS r,,.
Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ. CoLE. General Ticker Agent.