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INV JERSEY MURDER TRIAL-The trial
OF John Dempsey. charged with the murder OF
KEN Carroll, al BOOnton. CA 3lst OF August
last, commence i'm the MOrris county court ON
Tue sday last. before Judge DAIRY nipple. At
toTnsy General Robson and Alfred Mills,
Ed Prosecutor OF the Plea, appea I'D on the
part of the State. and Jacob Nanatta and
Theodore Little. Esq. ON behalf the prisoner.
1he circumstance relied upon by the prose-
CUuon were that Dempsey and Carroll who
had ATTENDED picnic. and had been drinking
ln company. were seen together on the night
of the murder talking: the former was yerv
much excited ana was heard 10 say. Il will
have the blood b-fore nine O'Clock tO-uiCbt' -
They were afterwards seen along the
road, ard Dempsey, after the murder. on being
arrested ln his bed. said - officer. " no pro-
posed TO take him 20 town. ssWrll, 1 wont he
hung tom ight." While at the hotel i'm winch
he lodged, blood Was seen On has hand and
clothing. One Of the Witnesses Aaron Sal
NOM tfaced blood from Dempsey gate 10 the
place where Carroll was found. and the latter.
before expiring. SAID, sDempSry done a." Eliza
Henderson, who lived in tn same HOUSE with
D,mpsey. testified that Dempsey wife told
her that John had been i'm some fuss. n has
vest was torn" The defence was opened nv
Mr.. Nanatta. and several witnesses exam ned.
hut they did not materially conflict with that
given by the prosecution.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOB ARMY TRANsPORrA.
Il TON.
OFFICE CHlxB SUARIERMAsTER.
DEPARTMENT OF D.Eora

ss,NT PAUL, MINI November rs Is1
anti y O'Clock NJ on the 0th day Of snuary, ISIS
for TIRE transportation Of Military SUPPLIES during
Ne g. s Route a S SAINT sI sP P.5
MINI, or Saint Cloud, MINI, By the shortest road
lished in the State Of Minnesota and in that por-
1on 81 pssots territory lying east Of the Missouri
or other DESIGNATED point on the Missouri river
eesiSard 70 present Posts, or such may be
SststHshed east or north of that river. in Dakota
The weight to he transported on this Route No. 4
shsil rot exceed ten million pounds uO.aOOoa Ibs.J
BiCders will state the rate per one hundred tiooj
pounds per one hundred Zoo miles for each month
81 th5 ysa Ia beginning April /, 1858, and endiag
BiCders should give their names in full a. well
shoult be accompanied BY a bond in the sum OF ten
thousand dollars, signed by two or more RESPONSE
IL arded fer the mentioned in the proposal
g the party proposing, the contract will be ac-
sesurity furnished By said party in accordance
with the terms Of this advertisement
The contractor will be required to give bonds
n the sum Of one hundred thousand dollars
satisfact tory evidence Of the loyalty and solvencv
Of each bidder and person offered as security viii
Proposals. must 10 endorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation or Route No T." and none will be
xrir, msDis OF this advertisement
The psr,y TO when AZ award !. made must be
Fivs the required bonds for the faithful perform.
anCe Il tie contract
The r.sht TO REJECT any and al bids that may be
offered u reserved.
tn. contractor must be In readiness for service
by the Isl day OF pri. 1853, and will be required
90 have piece Of business or agency at which he
for Route No. 4, At Saint Paul, Minnesota, Fort
Stevenson. Dakota Territory, or at such other
point as may be indicated the starting point Of
fhe route.
Blank forms. showing the conditions OF the con.
tract to be entered into, be had apple alton
at this ONCE. at the Office Of the Quartermaster
at New York, Chicago, st. Louis Fort Leaven-
worth, Omaha. and Fort Smelling, and must ac-
company and be Q part Of the ropos ais.
8. b. H0LABIRD,
1t. Col Deputy q. M Gen,
Byt. Brig. Ger, L. B. a. Chief NJ,
no ls-sfB Dept of Dakota.
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~ The school committee OF Boston have
wisely decided that Nav Day shall n Ion -er
b. regarded a. a holiday by the public schools
OF that city.
NJ Miss Emma Hunt of Kansas. n not dr.
cOuTaCed by the adverse decision Of the female
suffrage question but announces herself A can
didate for the clerkship of the house. Good
looks are better than ballots.
ps-A Boston modiste says the ladie, Of that
city need mole and more pudding every year.
Tie East ma - very drying.
nS- Norw ich, CT. h dsgTaced BY n secret or
der called the brotherhood of the Black
Crook" whose rites and ceremonies are OF the
most Obscene sort
~ Rev. Dr. McCoSh. whose visit TO this
country - remembered. suggests a gathering
from all quarters Of the representative of ths
Preshy ,enan churches. lie names T. iinburg
a suitable place.
rS~1he Kenebec Journal gives a converse
tiCn bptwr-n two little girls. aged respectively
five and SIX YearS--s.fmma." sai Z one OF them.
wouldn't 81 be awful il somebody should
shoot our schoolmistresSl YES was the
reply, 'sbut then wouldn't il b. nice rs, 20
have any school,"
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I'D l. o p D S A l. s.

Atlanta, Ga, January :, Isj3.S
ply ing The following Building Material, viz
7gloi feet Pine Flooring dressed on one side, kiln
Dried, topgued and ErOoved.
thick at Iower ana :, ine6 thick at seper ed a ae
sl'.5i ieet SheetlBg, inch, strai ght edge.
6.sas f.et Plank, seasoned undressed
T. so feet Plank, seasoned, oak or pine.
AZ TT Nainseohng, dry, dressed on one side,
SO ms az feet Crown Moulding o. C. IA in.
80 PLANK Window Frames and sash. "a inch thick,
i lights, IOxl2, PrInledi sash glazed with good
Boz window Fram.- nd sash, double hung. Ia
II thlck, y iishts, loxl2 primed, Glazed, &c,
c Door trsmes and Double Doors, panel, in.
2 Door -FrSmss md Doors. : panel II, in. thick.
~ With IIanscm' IN o. G. Moulding.
T. TO, r } Iames and Doors, panel, L in. thick
Door TIsmss and Doors, panel la in, thick, 2
Poor Frame and Door, panel Ia in thick
&c Door frames and Doors, 4 panel Ia inch thick.
al feet in. with Trabsom, in .. G. Mould
irE, : lights, i0xl2, hard wood sills.
Z Der frame ana Doors panel IL in. thick. 3xs
let With Transom, in. o. G.. Moulding,
Door Frame and Door, s panel Ia in thick. 5xs
let; With 1rnns m 4 IN o. g. Moulding, IS
So a. SHINGLES AXIS in !, hrFft pine or poplar.
- '-' Brick, two thirds hard, ore third mer-
rEAntaIle.
2 - bushels Lime. unslaCked.
l5,>;f bushels Sand
E5-Sf1 lath. l4Ali. in.x4tt
l.o bushels Piast-Ters hair.
Al material 70 Be Of the same good quality here
tofOre required
Delivery 10 commence February lst, and to be
completed BY the 10Th DAY Of that month-aI to be
delivered at swift Race Track, ;" in the city of
Atlanta.
Bids must be made separately for each article.
snf Tor the lumber the price per thousand feet
muSt be stated
Bifs must he in tT Dlicate, with a COPY Of this a.
yerti-e uent attached 10 each and endorse
meEt q two res POnsibie persons who willing
beccm NE surety for the bidder IN the event Of the
contract being awarded II him. Proposals not
complying with the requirements of this adver
tie meEt will b rejected.
Bidd are invited TO be present or represented
az the Cpsning of the bids.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or All bids, OF accept or reject such parts of bids
may he 20 the interests of the service.
Proposals should De addressed to the undersigned,
and endorsed gp0n the envelope. Proposals for
the delivery Of Shingles or Lumber" AS the case
he.
Ey order Of Brew. Brig Gen. r Saxton Chief
G N. J FARSSWORTH.
lst Lieut.. 18th Infantry. A A. NJ
jail btB In charge Of Depot.
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de Film

A DDREss TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBIL-
"A lTATED whose sunerings have been pro-
Quire prompt treatment to render existence desirs
h Are bsgseSS or saye from
np"n your hssih Do soa se Se
biltsted, easily tired Does little extra exertiou
pr OF ,ne p9es Tout liver
ont Of orderr Isyour urine sometimes thick milky,
OF ho1ky. or y it rspy on settngf Or does thick
tom after it has sto ID awhilep Do you have spells
Do You lave spells o or
rushes Of blood to the headS Is your memory i'm.
this ,subjectS Do You feel dull Istless, nsopins,
tired Of company, or lifer Do you wish TO be len
thing make y9u start or yumps Is your sleep broken
q Is the lTstre Of your eye as brllisnti
business With the same energy Dc you feel sYs a.
dull and tagging, given to fts of melsnchOis II
80. do not lay Il to yonr liver or dyspepsia Have
weak and have but tie sppese ana Sn yOu ss
tribute this to dyspepsia or liver COMPLAINT
:ured, and sexual esoesses are all capable Of pro.
ducing weakness Of tho geaeratiye organs. The
s
ant, energetic, perseverine, susoessful business
plain Of being Helauch:Iy, Of nervou.ness. 81 pal
and discouraged they are sreays polite and pleas:
them right in the faoe-nene Of your downcsst looks
or any other meanness about th@m, 1 do not mean
those who keep the organs innamed by running 70
excess These whl not only ruin their constitu.
6ons, but also those they do business with or for
How many men, from badly cured diseases, from
the effects Of self abuse and exeesses have brou ght
about that stateof weakness In those organs that
has reduced the general system 90 mu chss to In
duce almost every other disease-idiocy, lunacy,
paralysis, spinal Affections, suicide, and elmsst
every OF her form OF disease which humanity IL heir
to, and the real Of the trouble scarcely
suspected and have doctored fer ell but the right
one.
Diseases Of these organs require the use Of O di.
uretic, HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT b.
CHU Is the great Diuretic. and Ia q certain cure
for diseases Of the Badder, Kidneys, Gravel Drop
sy, Orrsnic weakness, Female Complaints, Cen
gens, whether exciting In Male or Female, from
Whatever cause originating, and no matter OF how
II no treatment is submitted TO, Consump tion OF
Insenity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are SUP
ported from these sourt es, and the health aud ha
liness and that Of Postsrity, depends upon prompt
HsinboidS Eztrsct Buehe, established upward
Of eighteen years, prepared by
H.f. H1LMBOLD, Druggist,
500 Broadway New York, and
1o4 South l0th street. PhiiedeiphiA, Pc.
PnIcE-elB per bottle. or six bottles Tor %. 90.
Seliveesd - s1y address. eoi4 by AL BruSsistx
eveSyWhesvs 0c4A6Wu
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DROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

Qna<terna Office, I
Nashville, Tenn, January 9, 1858
Sealed Proposals in triplicate, will Be received
BY the undersigned, at his Office in this city until
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of Jssuary. 1873, at s
o'clock p. m. for furnishing the Quartermas
Department, [. 8. A., at this post, with the fol
lowing, viz
800 600 pounds clean Timothy Hay,
10000 pounds clean Straw,
10000 pounds clean and sound Oats.
Proposals viii specify separately the price Of the
Hay and Straw in bales, either light or heavy
pressed or in bulk; the grain in bulk or in sacks
The delivery of the same to be a. follows, viz:
One third Of the whole amount of hay, straw, and
oats contracted for, on or before the 18th day of
March; one third on before the 18th day OF az;
and the remainder on or before the 3oth day Of
June 1865 at sueb points in this city may here
after be designated by the Post Quartermsster
Bids will be received for each article ssparstely
or FOR the whole.
each bid
Bonds in double the amount of the contract,
with two responsible sureties that the contract fer
the whole or for any part thereof will be taken IL
awarded the bidder, must accompany each bid
otherwise il will not be entertained
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all bids offered,
BY order of Brevet Major Gen. Thomas Swords.
T. MOORE,
la R-2tB Mai O M Ryt If Col II
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GOVERNMENT SALES
TRsAsURT DErABrnEHT,
DISMAL SWAMP SSSHHss sfE. g. is7.

DISMAL SWAMP fSSsHHs. sif. Z. isa.
proved Jaiy :. rs, sstSSfisiss The sssasss:, q
state: II The DismsI swamp 1 Canal Sonr.S1, e
inch manner q to beet protect TIE Interests Of the
zane b lspt open = ns7irsSis EisSSay ~itsoo,
slsht hSndred so shares Of stoek owned By the
psny win be sold at public auction to the hi sSee,
yiaasI, o. the Treasury Department. in the city Of
The Disnal swamp Canal connects tn. waters Of
rHer IN horts Ss,.. eth the Pea
ty,eight and one half I1s,ll miles, and mas been
lars The Whole Dumbsp VI az one n sbs dol
Co%s.ny y ni.eteen hundred aud forty four,
s dollar. p:T ,Ss of two hun
rS IN ~ IN relation to the history and
cation to this De partment. ""''ueu upon Spp"'
Terms Of sale: One tenth part of the purchase
anee TO be paid upon the delivery Of the instrn
HUGH McoULLeCH, Secretary.
uI 1.-THE IT I;, AnoyE SALE Is POSTPONED
jsl5-wt HUGH McObLL0CH, Secretary.
"A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OFFICE OF A. A. QrkRTERxAsy.ss
r;,i IhssR . d. r Dec "a. ls7.
cash, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of yanusry
1S6s, at IN O'Clock A M. the following articles Of
0uerternasters Stores. viz:
rive Is single sets Of W heel Harness
Night go single sets Of Lead Harness
One (I) Riding Saddle.
The stores to be removed from the post immedi.
EDWIN L. SELLERS,
:. =. Captain 10th Inf, Bvt. Major, q. s. A.,
ia IL fb A. A. q. n.
A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED SUB
"A s1STENCE STORES.
ro Vtc ss OF AcIs Con- OF 81 ssIsrnsSH,}
VIII sell, at the Government Warehouse Of this
post, at public auction. TO the highest bidder for
cash, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF Janusry
lsfS at 10 clock a. m, the following articles OF
II lbs. Salt Beef.
"a lbs Pork
30 lbs. Flour
600 lbs Hard Bread.
524 lbs. Rice.
54 lbs. Green Coffee.
go lbs. Roasted Coffee.
- lbs. Tea (blsck.b
~ The stores to be removed from the post i'm
mediatey after the sale
EDWIN K. SELLERS,
Captain 10th Infantry,
ia totb brevet Major q. s. A., A. O. &.
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FOR CoMMIssARY STORES.
H.adq'Js Dis. q f4, Lndiar Tsrritery.

H-@14FS DtSt ~ fae Indian Isrrttory,
,t Gis.o. a..' SSo" Bsss%Ssf 81 S 1851
the once Of The undersiyned at Fort Gibson. q
until II Q clock m, I'll RSDAY, February i. 1855,
sor the delivery Of Subsistence Stores as follows
AT FORT GIBSON CHEROKEE NATIONIT
10 be delivered in such quantities and at such
tIne-SM;daily. if reauired-as the Post Commissary
eco pounds Of Bacon, clear sides,
In sacks Cr casks. TO be Of the first quality;
go S6is Of Mess Pork,
Put up in sack- or barrels and equal in quality
the best NIX ST Louis brands;
1900 lbs. Corn Meal,
OF best quality, and securely ut up in sacks or
$50 gallons Cider Vinegar.
Si T., at quality, and out up in good barrels half
.01lG POUNDS Salt
OF go quality, and securely put up in sacks or
bsrTtl-.
At FORT ARBUCKLE, CHIGKAsAwN NATION,
80 % lbs; Fresh Beef.
20 90 los Bacon. Clear Sides.
2;.eo Ib : Corn iTrs Meal.
lIW g Hans Cider Vinegar.
soCn he Salt.
The deliveries at Fort Arbuckle to be made in
like manner and the stores to be of like good qua'
lty a. those received 1t Fort Gibson.
The person OF persons to whom any award Is
made must be prepared to execute contracts and
give tie required bonds st once. and be in readi-
nes- 70 commence the delivery of stores the Ist
day OF \ pTil- lSjS, and to continue the came in
such Quantities may be required until the sOth
day of June, 1859, or until the hole amount con-
trsCtCd TO be furnished shall have been supplied
EAch bid must he accompanied BY q good and
sunlCtent guarantee from two or more rsons.
~ hose loyalty and -Olvency is certified by q clerk
o. court OF recOrd) setting forth that the bidder
Viii. IL case q contract Is awarded. ci re ample
bonds and security for the faithful performance of
the same. The name ~ place of residence Of each
bidder and surety must be given.
No proposal will be entertained. unless satisfacto
rIly represented that does not fully comply with
tEe terms of this sdyeI tiSement
stores required at either er both places
AIRY contract avn rded under this advertisems (
will De made subject ia the approval Of the Commits
sary General, aud the right is reserved to reject
sny ct all bids All stores delivered will be sub
j-ct T. rigid ins pec ion by officer or agent ap
pointed on the part Of the United States.
Pa H~nts upon the contracts awarded will be
d ade MONTH Ia current funds.
Bidders are invited e he present at the opening
Of their proposals. which will take place on the day
and EcIT allows specified
Prcro-al- must be pisiply endorsed '.Propos ais
for Comnisszry Stores, ~ and addressed TO the
q isf C'mmissary District i. 7.
p zUthority Of Colonel Del Floyd Jones, Com
IDabL4uF Districto the Indian Territory.
A. 5. kIMBALL,
Capt. and A. U. M u A.
"a otB Chief g. s. Dist of r.
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A UOTIoN SALE OF C0N5EMNED SUB.
~ o T O K

Office Chief Onaytvnnste,,
NEW ORLEANS, La, December Is ISL.
Notce lie hereby given that the folio wing namvd
properly VIII be told to the highest bidder at pub
nc auction, n Brazos Santiago and Browns will.
Texas: commencing on the 9Th day # January
All the right, title, and interest OF the United
States in and to the property of thu United States
Military Railroad from Brszos Santiago to W hte .
hanche, Texas, including the entire Track and
sidings, Buildings, Water Stations, Turn tables
&C., the railroad material and supplies pertajnine
to the road, together with the Rolling Stock Cars
machinery and other eQui pments, NJ follows,
81 miles Railroad Track 2Shsckle Bars-used.
Law bars-used, 20 Square Brasses-geod
rubSh Bars-used, Flat Cars, worn, but
stuiing Boxes..used. sevicesble,
DiW lbs. Railro ad Crowsfeet-worn,
Chairs.good, 4Railroad Frogs and 5
800 IDS Railroad Iron Switch Stands-worn,
good, 4Spike Mauls-worn,
LpSomouVe-unservlce- flask Screws and Lee
i Locomotive and Ten-e Turn Tables-worn,
der-seryiceable. 1 Fire Topps-worn
Locomotive headlight Screw Wrenckes-worn
unseryiceshIe, Hand Car-worn
IA Coupling Links-good, Push Car Wheels
$50 lbs. Car Springs worn,
eooc, . Stove-worn,
l2INe lbs. Railroad Push Car-worn,
epikes-Eood, 4 Hand Car wheels
500 Cross Ties-good. worn
The property will be sold under the immediate d.
rectiOn Of Captain G.. Ii. Hoyt, A. O. NJ, u. $ A ,
snd any information desired may be obtained from
his Office at Brownsville Texas, or from the office
New Orleans. Louisiana.
TeIms-tash in United States Currency
This advertisement to supersede the one from
this Office under date of December Is. lSg
CHARLES ii. TOMPKINS.
Brevet BROADER General and Chief Quartermss-
ter, FIFTH Military District. ja4-I6tB
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PROPOSALS.,
pP0PosALs FOR OAvALRY HORSES.
hELpcBs. DEPARTMENT OF The PIArrRJ
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARrERMAsrRR,

hELpoRs. DEPARTMENT OF The PLArrR,)
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARrgRMAsrRR,
OMAHA, EEB., January 9, ls3.
eeaied BIDS In duplicate, with guaranty signed
oy two responsible sureties will be we'd at this
once until II O. clock noon ON MONDAY, Jan. 20,
Is LOT the delivery at Omaha, Heb of FOUR
HUNDRED 400 CAVALRY HORSES, between
I, 1873.
Each bidt er will be required to deposit with his
Did the sum OF one thousand dollars 000D lawful
currency. as an sdditio, 81 guaranty that, should
ne he the successful bidder he will sign the con-
treSt and sIye bonds as required: such de post to
he Ion eited should he fail to comply with these
terms
The horses must be sound in every particular,
DARK color, well broken, in full flesh and good
condifion, from fifteen ,f15 to sixtee (l6i hands
neh, from hve % to nine %, years old, and well
liens will be received.
The horses will be subjected to Q rigid inspec-
ton Horses that have been sold by the Govern
ment will not be received
Full conditions of the contract will be made
known on application at this office
Bidders must be pr esent In person, or be repre-
sented by power OF attorney.
BY order Of Breyet Major General G.. q. Augur.
WILLIAM MYERS.
Bvt: Brig. Gen. U. 8. A., and Chief Q M.
lS-tdR
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RY COOPER a LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- (succeesors ~ Jas. q. Mcclure a Col
Southwest cerner Penns. avenue and Eleventh o.
Star Once Building
TY IN THE EiRsT WaEn

Ry virtue Of deed Of trust to the under.ig ned,
dated 18th OF December, A ID. ls1. and recorded in
Liber q n. NO. q, folio 2ei. &c, one OF the
Land heeords for Washington County. District Of
Columbia, i will sell. on TUE-DhY AFTER
NOON, January q, 1873, at clock, on the premi-
tes part Lot Is. Square l72, situated on the West
side OF Seventeenth street west, between u and X
streets north near Navy Department, fronting IS
iett, bl q depth OF 30 feet. Improved by Frame
rooms, cellar ard kitchen.
Terms One third cash; balance at six. twelve
ard eighteen morths. secured by q deed of trust
and notes bearing Interest. All cow ey ancing and
revenue stamps at purchasers cost 500 down at
tine OF sale. WIN III. THOMAS. Trustee
- H-d&6s CoOPEa LATIMER, Aucts
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pUBLIC SALE OF ORDINANCE STORES.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT !
WASHINGTON CRY. December II. lSv
There will be sold at public auction to the high
est bidders on TIL I kSDAY. the 10th day of JAN
uary, 1858, at II M, at Jefferson Barracks Re
serve, Missouri, large lot of Miscellaneous I'm
seryiceabie Naval Ordinance Stores, composed in
part Of Shot, She'll Canister, Old Cannon Gun
Carriages, Shot Guns, Rifles, Axes, Waist Belts,
and Cartridge Boxes.
These articles will be sold in lots
Terms: Cash, and the articles to be removed
within ten days after the conclusion IF the sale:
otherwise they will revert to the Government,
de l9-ts II. A. WISE, Chief OF Bureau
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vVHROUGHL LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
20 @ @EEs

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1851.
Trains between Washington and New York are
now run as follows. viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars
Leave daily texcept Sunday at7:45 q. IN, 1910
ana Zoo p. m
Leave tsily Except Sunday At 7:45 and la:ls D.
M, and $50 and 700
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at ZOO ,.
sIEEPING CARS for New York on TO D. m.
train daily.
Through Tickets to Philadelphia, New York. or
Boston, can be had at the Station Ofsce at ali
hours in the day, a. well ct the new Office In the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, between 9th and 9TH streets.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
and schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
napOlis, and the West
J. T.. WILSON, Master of TRANSPORTATION.
l. n. COLE. General Ticket Agent
ocs0-tf GEO. 8. KO0NTZ. Agent, Washington
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WASHINGTON, May 5, NOOK, 1857.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WASHINGTON, May 5, NOOK, 1857.
50 - s:;,Ezfsiss;: q; ,ii;.;
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALrl-
MOEE. and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run ae follows viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily except Sunda, At 100, AS, and l3:so
p. n., and 100, ard 80 and S:s5 D M
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at7;OOa M, and 200
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPO.
LIS JUNCTION.
Leave at 6:l5 and co q. nd and at 200 and 4:35
N.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 700 q. m; and 4:J8 p. IA. No trains to or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at 7:45 =. and 80 aud s:45 p.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at 7:4s a m and 1: 80 am s:4S p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily. except Saturday and Sunday, at ] As
q. m, 4:S0 and s:45 p. m.
On Saturday at 7:45 a. m, and 80 p. m.
On Sunday at 40 and S:f5 m only. connecting
at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore to
Wheeling, Parkershurg. DC.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be had at
the w Washington Station Ticket Once ut all hours
In the day as well at the new Office Of the Bank
ers' and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34S Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, etween 9th and 9TH streets.
advertisemen mt O Z Through Line -
J. L.WILsON, Master Of Trans portstion.
l.. nj. COLE, General Ticket Aa,-nt.
OCS1 GEO. q. k0ONTZ, Agent, WashingtOn