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The New York herald., 1869-03-17

BAD FOR Nova SoorA.--The advocates 10
Nova Scotia Of annexation TO the United States
have enlisted the services Of Robert J. Walker
as pamphleteer. Think Of that, 20 snow
capped hills, ye foggy strands, ye icy noun
tains, ye incessant torrents and ye twenty
thousand dollars in gold Oh Alaska What
have ye done that ye should be deprived or
the further services Of the Msthuselsh Of
lobbyistsr
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

SUCCESSOR TO boutwell,. .--Goyerner Claf-
Lin, Of Massachusetts,, Is proposed as repre-
sentative 70 Congress from Secretary Bout
wells district Some Of the Massachusetts
papers declare that Claain cannot be spared
from his Gubernatorial chair--that there is
some prohibition about IL. Boutwell, may as
well appoint his own successor. Sa @ 8aa
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

TIE GAMEoooK STATE OF THE SoUrH.--
South Carolina having surrendered this posi-
tion, Georgia is putting on the gaffs, tapping
its wings and growing for the distinction.
Cock e-doodle-dool
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

GRANT AND CONGRESS. papers do
not seem disposed to accept the idea that Pre-
sident Grant should be adopted by the democ-
racy, even If he made overtures to that effect.
The Memphis Arasanche says Grant Is ''thor-
oughly sustained by the party which elected
him, and to break with it would be to tie his
own hands aud make his administration .
failure !"
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

HE'LL CoxE Our wrrH THE BrRps.-Ex-
President Pierce writes to friend in Georgia
that although quite weak he will ''come out
with the BIRDS What sort OF birds? Can
vas backs Or dead ducks?
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

A MATTER OF TAsTE.-One of the reasons
urged for the adoption Of the fifteenth amend
ment by the Legislature of Georgia was that
the North had forced negro suffrage on the
South, and it was but fair to help the North
to blister its mouth with its own norridre
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

BAp.-A Western paper states that great
deal has been said about the miserable close
Of Andy Johnson's administration, and that
this is the reason why Grant had to make
several shifts in his Cabinet the very first
vueck of his III atl Ns
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

BARKIs Is WILLN' Duke of Montpen-
sier will consent to be King Of Spain If the
country requires it; but he Is not so eager
that anybody need plunge the country into
q tumult on his account.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL MOVEMENT. We
have given q brief report Of the proceedings at .
recent meeting of the Buffalo Board of Trade, at
which committee of New York merchants
attended and gave their views in regard to in
creasing the facilities Of transportation between
the two points. Anything calculated to pro-
mote SO desirable an end should be encour-
aged; for the trade between the West and New
York city, its natural Atlantic outlet, is grow
ing to such gigantic dimensions that the means
of trsnsit cannot readily be too extensively
a,Ium nntad
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

. PoLYGAMY.--The United States Congress
proposes to discourage polygamy. Is not
this rather mild treatment for the relic Of
barbarism that was once classed with slavery?
The New York herald., 1869-03-17
Greeley,s Place Abroad.

There is ridiculous proposition to send
Mr.. Greeley as Minister to Spain, supported
by some ridiculous argument of his fitness for
that place. He is not fitted for that place
and should not go there; but he is admirably
fitted to represent us in England, and that is
where we should send him. Going to England
as the American Minister he would have the
greatest influence upon the International .rela-
tions of the two countries that any Minister has
ever had inasmuch as he would put the Ameri-
can and the English people in a more direct
communication one with another. No man
could more readily throw himself, outside of all
that routine and conventionality that less
original men require to bolster up their re-
spectability, and the effect with which Greeley
would thus ''throw himself" would be startling.
He should of course go in his original Ameri-
can costume, and should abate no jot of those
peculiarities of person and manner that so
wonderfully stamp him as true growth of
this soil, torn out by the ROOTS in the grasp of
the American eagle. He should talk to every
assembly he can get at and on all his subjects,
including mileage, vegetable diet, protection,
JEFF Davis, woman's rights, and cold water,
taken inwardly.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17
rAe Fever SHIP james Fe.s.r, Jr.

A1o rovor omW S19cS COet0kS Sf.
It is seldom that we are compelled to chroni-
Gle such tale of brutality at sea AZ that
which will ever be associated with the James
Foster, Jr. 1t was difficult at first to believe
that the reports were not greatly exaggerated
and even inspired by malice. In proportion,
however, as evidence has multiplied it has
become apparent that the worst has not been
told. The tale of brutality has almost no
parallel. Exculpatory evidence will no doubt
yet be presented; but it will be impossible 70
adduce any evidence which will change public
sentiment on the subject. Throughout the,
whole voyage the carpenter seems to have
conducted himself like fend. The conduct
of the boatswain and the third mate was no
better. How the captain and chief officer can
be held guiltless we cannot see. The verdict
of the coroner's jury in the case Of John ..
Southard is good SO far but it does not fall
with sufficient weight on the captain and the
first mate. It is to be hoped that the investl-
cation will be complete, that justice will be
meted out to the guilty, and that as result
something win be done to prevent the recur-
renee Of such atrocities in the future. The
suggestion thrown out by one of our corre-
spondents that every emigrant ship coming to
this country should have on board commits
stoned officer, whose special duty it should be
to attend to the interests of the passengers, and
to report on the ships arrival is well worth
consideration
The New York herald., 1869-03-17
mericnn Rights in Cuba-Rcinforcemen oi
Our West India Squadron.


1t win be seen from our Washington
dispatches received last night that, by order
of the Secretary Of the Navy, an additional
United States naval force is TO proceed to the
West Indies, under direction Of Vice Admiral
Porter. This, as we are led to understand
from our dispatches, is not intended as q
menace to Spain, but as precaution to pro-
tect American citizens in their rights to person
and property on the island Of Cuba during
existing disturbances. 1t is well that our
government has taken this step. II may be
regarded as peace measure or a measure
preservative Of peace. There has for too long
time been dillydallying policy on our part
in regard TO the vindication Of American pre-
negatives in foreign colonial possessions on
this Continent, and our citizens will hail with
qualification. the Inauguration Of more
vigorous American policy in this respect than
has hitherto prevailed in the Cabinet at
Washington. n~r
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

A DISTINCTION WITH DIfFERRNoE-
suffrage and negro equality.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

DANCING JoUBERr-Ben Butler, with jet
black John Diamond, before the Secretary of
the Treasury.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

UPon THE CHrEr OF DETECTIVES RRsIasA-
TON, VINO SHOULD TAKE Hrs PLAcR7-fIis
Elder. rrIa 4 -u-L n .--
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

rIos Mrcn APO ABOUT A MERCHANT OF VENICE
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

OLYMPIC THEATRE. Brozdwsy.-HuAPTy DUMrTr,
WITH NEw FEATURES. Matnee at Id M .l s
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

on DrT.-That Silver Gray Fish win prove
to be Gold Fish. ~
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

Nor LIKELY TO MAKE A CALIFoRNEY orr
OF GRANT-John w. Forney.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

wAnLAcx,s THEATRE. Broadway and 18Th street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

The Constitutional Convention Il 10 meet AZ Quito
on the i5ih of May. An the public schools except
those under control or the Jesus have been closed
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

,,s MusEuN AND THEATRE, Thirtisth street and
sv' afternoon and evening Performances.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17
Bolivia.

Melgareyo has proclaimed himself Dictator, and
aOrogated the constitution OF 1903 His, Cabinet
Ministers had approved Of his action, and the people
were not much exercised about II, a. he had long
ago assumed most OF the powers claimed for dc
tatorsnip difficulty had arisen with Buenos
Ayres on account Of the presence OF the rebel gen.
eral, varea, In Bolivia. A he has considerable
force al his back heavy detachment OF troops has
been cent to drive him ont.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

BowERY THEATRE, Bowery-Tnr SEVEN pwARrs;
OR, HanIsouIS AND THE WORLD OF WONDERS. Matinee.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-SuADow or A
,EIaE-R -RIoAELIEU AT SIXTEEN. ae.ft' a tsef
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10

MADAME CAPRELL.
Nk Ia OuSTOMHOUsk STREET,
The worlS-rsnovned CLAIRvOYAyT and SPIRITUAL
PHYCCIAN has the gin OF ocAtng tho exsct ef the
dsesss In system. and the q sctiss Al
Dmenss powers Of CairvoyAncs reveal
the PA ST, PRksEET and FUTURE with faithful ddsi
M The scted the curious and skeptics ssd particularly
LADIES IN DISTRESS md needing sdvics invited 70
c&l on MADAME CAPRELL4
~ Cssteuhoass s1xese
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10

Hank or NeW{ Orleans. New Orleans
Is 1868In sccordsst u with sections "a and OF the
at entitled an act $40 es sh general system Of Free
Bsnking in the State Of oussna" approved March Is
sa notice Is hereby given the holders Of the circulating
otsa Of his Bank duly provisions Of said
act 70 present the the Banking House, at the
once Of the Aud for the purpose of redemption
1tn one year from this date otherwise the funds depos
81 ssd Bank for said purposes ,n g 5sg,snsd
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10
n s. CHARLES. secretsry.

,kssrs' and Traders' To-
1aronaelet street, New Orleans,
u . with the charter OF this Com
he Trustees to serve during the
4 at the once OF the Company on
Il, 1869, between the hours Of IL
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10

1. Charles street. Rail-
r,delet and Eighth streets. New
q meeting Of the Stockholders,
f3tock Of the Company was re-
4, Five Hundred Thousand Dol
,tss of full paid Stock Of Fifty
\ 10 bsue to Stockholders, In ex-
sisck that they now hold, after
|Dtsy NcLELLAN. Seeretsry,
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10

DANIEL and JAMES d EDWARDS have removed item.
porary) from Noe. ~ % and - Nsw Lsves street. 70 the
CORNER OF CusroMHoUsE, CLINTON and PETERS
STREET. opposite the United States Custom House. prior 10
cccspyng their sssbshmsnk nov IN Of erection
Poydras sreeta
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10

-OMee of the New Orleans, jackson an
Great Northern Railroad Company -re~ Orleans. March
u lSs-Pubic notice hereby given that the regular an
their office Camp street. opposite Lafayette square on
Monday Ap l2th, 1859, at O'Clock IN conformity with
the charter. r. \. CaARLts, Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10

-Union Bank OF Loulsfann.-HsW Or.
aas H. leIn acorcance with sections "A ana - OF
entitled IAN act 70 establish general system OF free
BANKING Of Louisiana" approved March ID 1850
hereby given TO the holders OF the circulating notes
duly audited Under the provisions OF said act TO
the Ba House. ct the ONCE Of the
state Auditor for the purpose q redemption within year
otherwise the funds deposited BY said Bank for
szit purpose viii be reclaim cd
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10

Bank - New Orleans,
wish sections 81 and IS Of I" An
establish Q general system
tie State Of Louisiana, |"
. notice b hereby given
circulating notes OF this
10 provisions Of said act. to pre-
Ii Bouss, OF 81 the Office Of the
I1oes Of redemption, within one
Use the funds deposit6d By said
! reclaimed.
HAS. FAURIE. in. Cashier.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10

-OGce OF tho 3
road Company. corner Car
Orleans, march 10. ls6e-A'
held this day, the Capital
duced by q unanimout vote
lars $500 0n0. New Certifi.
Dollars q Share will be read
chsnse Tor the Certificates o
10th April, 1859. =,
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10
-0m~e of the Fa

sursnce Company, No. 80
March Is, l869-In complisn
par y an election for twenty o
ensuing year. viii take plac'
MONDAY the 18th OF Apr
An and 2P. n. :
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10

RACEs---RACEs.

RACES---RACES. s9
METAIHIE CoUnsE.
ls.d .s4u .ssi
sPEna MEETING NEW oRLsAss nsrArHrs
ossz JOCKEY CLUB
@
stt Saturday. April 10. lssa
SIXTH DAY.
FIRST RAcK-Dasa ., Two Nils. for beaten houss;
i' - c'ub Prs, ssn
l-w. O. Lpscomb entsn james conlisk's b b GIbROy.
20 ye, by Lexington. dam Magnolia By imp Glencoe.
Csors-Bus and Blna sl
as L james snses J. j. o'Fallon's b. THE BANsHEE,
sy BY Lexington dam Balloon By Yorkshire. oolors
s-H b. Foley enters p O. Mocrs's g. GEN EwELL. ST.
o.by Lexington dam Grzetts by imp Glencoe colors-
r7r b m 81 IS Er- 1tl4
SECOND RACE-swsspssskss all ages three mile hsas
80 $500 entrance. .. p; Club to add $1,000
III W. Pennoch eaters A K Rishsds' b. G. LOCUST
POST. 3y o.. by imp. Melbourne, dam BY Vincent Nose
Il Colon-Sivsr and Grey, white Stripe.
TT G. Moore enters b. BAYoNEr. j. o.. By Lexington.
dan Bay Lsafby imp Yorkshirs Coisrs-Blus and Blue
s-J. j. opFsIon enters c q PLANTAGANET, ~. o., BY
Pisnet dam Rosa Bonheur by imp Glencoe. Colon-
Green and Orange 81 ~ y. ..-------s-s-sl
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10
: once OF the Ne,s Orleans. j JaeHsea

Great roribsrn Railroad Coiapsny New Orleans March IS
lstsIr conformity With the Chatter election VIII be held
At toe oce Compsny Camp street opposite Lsfs
yete square MONDAY, April 49, 1862 from sto o'clock
FOR eighteen Drsors twelve DO chosen from Stschholders
ssippi provided majority Of the stock of the Company
be not then represented the ELECTION win be held NON
Day pr 26 1862 the tnce Of the Company, from 70
o'clock.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-10
Crescent Cfty

Crescent Ctty
Juns Is. l66s-In sccordAnc
cot entitled an act to
H Free Banking In
approved March is, 10
70 the holders Of the
Bsnk. duly audited under I
ssnt the same I'd the Bank
STATE Auditor, for the pu
year from this date, others
Bank for said purpose win ;
The national Republican., 1869-01-09
,rHE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and af!er SUNDAY. .l7th May . 1865, three daily
trains will be run between Baltimore and Wheel.
Ing and PaTkersbuTg, as follows;
gsiRoTs dsiS Except SI s TaS saSndSg sSi1 s s ehn' nv
RxPRkss fRiiN NpsIRf'Rs Viii P.aSs sSPS a.y
sset a BsilSirs and PafkeTsburS for ALP ali points
WINCHESTER 'H6CoaMoDATIoY TRAIN
asy keaRSs S oE BSsss b. daily IR
Frederick Junction with train for Frederick and
at Hagerstown Junction with train for Hagers'
THR gLLICoTT,s MILLS TRAINIesycs Balu.
RSrs sas. SHd s Etcd A MI az 1ns S p III 10
a. m = and a'I Poa ~ faiS9kRsrows,
Leave Baltimore at s;t6a N. and i;lQP, m con
6Sansy Ras ya % Rss.~S wsS %sAPf!sS at 8
$40 SIdiia m. . arriving in Baltimore at 1913 a.
H anu -" FOR WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore at st5 a, m, and 4:l0 p, IN. , ar
riyiPg at Manchester at 30 and ;S p, m. Return
In Baltimore y WI 5Y!Y Y%sAshifNsSSff5tSSp III fsS fftSSp' m
Leave Baltimore AZ 30, 7Oo. si0a and 9:ij A. m.
and fk6M i6 " " HsssfhffESRoRR ssfh FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at 7 and u, IN, and u 30, 2,
$780, ''na $40 ; PS6RR II ANNAPOLIS.
lsaye Washington a a. m. aud 40 p. M,
frA'n' leave AnsttSSHpHiS stSSpiE Sh g. HHasDp' m
Leave Baltimore for Washin gton at $50 and s 20
a; m; and 10 & And $40 Pm Leave Washington
4s.. apply 70 ~ EEdLAND' Agent. Camden
Station. Of al tho Ticket oHlSsSa H5lSsSaN +, WILSON
L. M. CoLE. General Ticket Agent
The national Republican., 1869-01-09
FOR TIE UNITED STATES NAVY,
PAYuAsrER's OTFIoH, JUS, NAVY

PAINAsrIR's OFFICE, U. NAyT,l
bids fot sappiiss I'd ysrtissd. viii b received
a. Supplies q IL Ss. Ia %
b delivered, free of expense, a. the Navy Yard.
New York. subject to the usual Inspection thereat'
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
pspsf saS IS rss%. istsr % Psper, res%s sots PspsT.
so DOZEN ofhclal, 800 dozen Letter and 900 doren
Soiaers, DOZEN Pen. knives, 50 dOisn black and 10
s,qs Eis. .fsS ns
esmels hair Pencils, 90 boxes metallic Eyelets. .
Hys: pI ppaSSs sSSs $ 8 RSGl. T'
Ravens DUCK. 81 pounds blue. ~ pound. red and 20
SsOn %lSa oss, sas Il tBs navy }arS S Be-
~sefHs ~Bs8eRsSG at,t ~ CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIg.
N3 gross brass Screws. to : inches iOSs, Nos;
ie, rose head: ii gross iron Screws. j. 10 Inches
long, Nos, 8 to 80, all Of American manufacture,
aitSs q The given length.
sbsrrels Crude TsTPsntine. Southern pine. and =
g. Pp sSDss ,s,ss SDas the SSs
30 gallons Fish oil. to be delivered in tight and
suitable vessels. to supply deneienees under The
contract Babeoek' on class Mo- eo' dated July
400 pounds Beef TallOw. pure, to be made from
..snes.s @ % pounds oa:tiis Soar; i5o PoSna. asfd
Brown Soaps % pounds X. 9. Soap, best quality
| material aud manufacture. 10 chAldrons Coke 6g
| iOxlI to X. X: lix2D. to be Of the best ohareoa
| brand and TO bear double scanning without frac
diameter pounds to Id pounds per lineal foot, Il
| be drawn and capable Of being Hanged withou
| splitting. to be free from seams or other defects
2,s3l pounds Sheet Lead, o pounds to 10 pounds pei
square foot, to 10 feet long, to feet wide. Il
Poster, classes Nos. q, H. u and IS, dated Jul,
| 8, 1868.
| The right Ia reserved to reject any or all bid
that may not be deemed advantageous to the Gov
| ernment, and to award each article or item sepa
rAtely, as may be most to Its interest, Responsible
| security required for the prompt and faithful de
| Livery Of supplies awarded within twenty days
| Blank forms, with further particulars, to 10 OBJ
talned at this Office. Proposals not duly indorset
| on the envelope, and not made In all respects Il
conform with this Advertisement and blank form
| furnished, will not be considered. Parties max
ing proposals invited to be present at the hou
J, G. ELDREDGE,
jan7-td Paymaster, United States Navy.
The national Republican., 1869-01-09
Medical.
pALTIMoRE LooK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AsARBpuoB FROM aUAoKERY.
TIE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE CAN BRo
TANNED

TANNED.
Dr., JOHNSTON ha, di.eovered the mos, certain.
Cn. n s. kaS.s. hs s.is sad Fl BE-
charges, imp9teney, GENERAL DEBILITY. Neryoqsuess,
iins; bI%Rs.. p Sight Or Siadi1sss. Diseases. q
dsnsfisins IRON tSe SOLITARY naSii.ef Youth ,So.s
sfs s. tRs iSs :ds, Sf'sSss sys. Sr % y
UlE.,es, blishiins thsir most brilliant hopss Or
.n''Da'''n' r'nd'ISSt pSStEo EsFihss Sss &c. impo'S
sI' ns s SsS q
Sea%s ses saslsss hf sns sfIsSi
tSnins Senate. WiS IL tsvnSsfs s q = sissasss Or
waksa to esstaey the living Tyre, may eal With full
MARRIAoB.
ns4fi,Es being ss.fs p PSy'ssi sssfass sfs%s"as oa
Ganie debility, dsformitiss, As., speedily cured.
nss rssop.iS sonaas On Ris honor n s.sii.
man. and sOnidsniiy rely upon his .fili :. psss.
Innsdls..ly Cured and Full visoT Rs.ser.a.
s sS isd 1n. SaiIsS e.
aware sss 'SG 81 s mss nS
en,qe. Nov, who that md 'r.tand. the subjeet
sy Ss sSi' ssas IL
4Ss .s.ieR Sssonss dsi.prsG G sAs II shJ.ss
i've a fo%st ssTso1s ittiissiisS. bsspsp.i. b Psi.
Sssi,VI Of 'Ss Heart Il ipsS,sss;,iUn s
4. :Sg.H ssg. .s ssfGEE.Ss BsaS9. !.. sEss.T
doors from the eo-ner. Fall not TO observe name
" No letter. re,,,vsd miles, postpaid and con
fns e t .sS S::d s SS
,'T'i''n'a' d'''fis,nygc bR, ychSgFSs, ygc;hhRSggiFSSas;
Esdssis iron ons of ~ most eminent colssss II
Tsss sTs x: .ss q
s':ss is%: 81
ssH sss iS s'ss IFfs
mind ND ".5: sRE isi?i h.SR|FIiSGt4k !SFSS NOTICE
nina sis .Sss,s :sss, S:S re-
4. S.s y y.ss {f {fSs hs. rsis. & sf 4 H.s S
4 q: T's q is' iR'iBSSE;f gs::sh asS
nsss & ! sSss ,s' dgass %s
i9 3 sS;;S .eS. s4! .SI: SI:ji: Il
Thopsasdi Of persons q an ages can now judge
|
eistsd EsyiSs singular sppssishss sSou, *. sg.s.
cough and ''mp''FPo5 FoSsS 81 ssSS1SsIR%Sp'i0n. SRSp
who have injured ,hsmselyes by = certain practice
from wi or seScS r. ssse. s.f.;s a
which nightly felt, whom asleep, and n not
mIHa snd sppS a.s
%h1, Pity ysqas maj, "a hope n
4 :,sE s% .sI,, Y: S:S
sons su'T. before eG%R,sHPI.i,pf %sSgi.aYf
reflect tba, sound mind and scdy are the mos, No.
X promote Ss isSInSs, hspgn
,S'S: TIIs S:.S. sS s: 3
tSs The happusss .. sn0sssn %ssn'SsSg SssSgn:: a:
SissAss Gs t4ssftgPEs. M tSDIsss..It ,o.,,
n .hsns 60 >? s;s Sss.5 Il 5
II s..!sis. !sss,'' i,
SSsS n'ipsSls Y1 sus,1E a,h
sEsd and in despair leave him win ii m ps,Ot
isf pe.Sa A..
sass at 2seGSa q e. Il .
san. DE-, prOEressiPs with friE6tiul Tapidty III
pubsi, IT,, PsrtiSSa to h: dreadful susIhS ~
whose osSFBS rs ia{sf 81 Thk rRrs
se:Hssss 1Ss.S s.. =. md As 4,
oPsT1,SCh' Nc ps5fSSTn'd
sssS sSS SSSsT .lss S:,ass x:
Sy sfiS sfffDfEf' fssi; II Y jSafS
Persons writing should be particular in direct
S:i' letter: 1Shs ~ a''i'SsR d q fSoTH'
jes.ly Baltimore Mafyland.
The national Republican., 1869-01-09
Railroad Hnutaa.
pALrlMoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.

pALrlhOkk AND OHIO RAILROAD.
.SsG S .!s sSS III III. III! h:
no" run q. i'''Isi gck Is'iaLr.noRs.
':'i 'i i$s f;s ssf sfsiisss - '''
and and 40 p rPSk AssAroLIs
Annapolis on Sand6eE d6eE SUNDAY.
L'.''"ss s6R N Va %aF Y &sattHlSss q e and '"P ="
L''''sbss. Sos AL Il iPs Fakrs 8 ~ ~ lfA2 Hill @Rsr,
Lave daily, except sstusday and Sunday At
s. On q s.taSa.S snS ~ :, e. S anc "a dp. n
"a snndsy; a. L0o. and 39 P nu m; ORRly, SSa: con;
Si:ss1S: si .ss.i.ssis sSS Hs 0a"''
wSsoI s;: ssI e s. az :s1 p sdSs had &: &:
v. New Yen, Ihilsds.iPhls. and Boston. Sc, ad.
,o,, n..... 4 Es.sspal'siIGn. /. %5asSiSIi
s6 cGhs 2d6sa: Sfa:'s! s.s.s ssi. .s s;sw w.Aa.ea
bsF RsrTsBr Eb pE1 RISs
Train. s.x,.s %s'SsSs wsSss:s SEP .sa II s.s a. fais ar.
ssE TSSs sissS sssss, .src; sS ?. ear, IL
Leave daily toIsops sunday sisCo.. m. II. %
and o. t0p m.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York at g. % ,. m. and Phlladsl.
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! Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York OF
Boston, can be had al the Station once at all hours
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
| for schedule betMeen Washington, Baltimore, An
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