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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, February 8.-SenGte.-The
Railroad Committee asked to be discharged
from the further consideration of various
propositions for aid, the omnibus bill re-
ported Saturday covering all the meritorious
schemes now presented. ..t,s
The constitutional amendments were re-
sumed, and discussed oil day, the debate
being only discontinued to allow vote on
Mr.. Edmunds's resolution regarding the
Georgia electoral vote which was adopted
"a to IL. 1t provides for not counting Geor.
gia's vote in the electoral college, and
leaving it an open question.
HouSe.-The change in the time OF cleo
tons for congressman came up for consl'
Iteration.
Under the regular Mondays call the fol-
lowing bills were introduced Regulating
trade and encouraging the building OF
steamships relating to the rights Of loyal
lists in Alabama authorizing the President
to appoint commission to revise the tariff
declaring reciprocity treaties against ouI
policy at this time; granting the right Of
way to the Memphis, FL Paso and Pacific
railroad granting lands to the New Or
leans and Selma Railroad and Emigration
Association and three bills regarding ma
turalization.
Mr.. Eldridge asked for select committee
to investigate the outrages by the Arkansas
militia, but Mr.. Roots objected, and the re,
solution went over.
The copper tariff bill, as amended by the
Senate, was passed-ll2 to Sc. 1t goes te
to the President.
A petition was received asking for pro
lection for the oyster trade from the Vir
ginia laws as modified by General Soho
field.
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F1ESDIsH 1NCENDIARY ATTEMPTS IN Lam
CASTER, PA.-LancaSter, Pa, February
7.-Several attempts have been made within
a short time to fire the Chi dren's Home, at
this place, containing nearly two hundred
inmates. On Saturday evening another at
tempt was made by placing old cloth in the
bung-hole Of a barrel of oil in the cellar
and igniting the END outside. The attempt
was, fortunately, discovered, and the fire
extinguished. Suspicion fell upon girl,
fourteen years of age, an inmate, named
Doyle, who at first denied all knowledge Of
the matter, but this morning confessed that
she had not only made the attempt on Sa-
turday night, bat also similar one within
the last ten days. She was committed for
trial
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For the Dispatch.

A STRANGE ANIMAL CAPTURED.-Near
the town of Farmville, on Friday morning
the 5th instant, was a scene of much excite
ment, owing to the capture of strange
animal, never before seen in those parts.
1t has small head, black eyes, long
ears, sharp nose, is fully three feet long,
and sparsely made, with long tail, and Of o
brown color. The animal was captured by
Mr.. George R. Folwell, living a few miles
from this place, assisted by. Mr.. Thomas
Rogers, of our town. We have not yet
learned the name of this curious ANNA,
and it seems strange how and why such q
creature should be found in this part Of the
country. Several gentlemen declare it to
be one of the strangest and most perfect
shaped Of all animals ever seen. !.
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FIREMEN's RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia, February 7.-One OF the COM
panies Of the present volunteer fire depart
ment of this city removed to new location
yesterday, and, as usual in such cases, q
building near by was set on fire to cele-
brate the event. This brought other COM
panies on the ground, and riot ensued, re-
aulting in the MORALLY wounding of one
man with an iron bar. Subsequently the
house of another company was bombarded
with stones and much injured. The fire.
quency of similar affairs has started q
movement in the City Council for paid
department. -a..
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The New York BrOkers-They ar
Preparing 10 Make Returns.
qrcu the New York Sun, February oh.

FROM the New York Sun, February On
Nearly all the brokers who are summoned
by Assessor Webster to appear before him
and testify in relation to the capital they
have used in their business, with view to
asCertaining the amount which the Govern
ment is entitled as the impost on such
money, have signifed their intention to
make the necessary returns to pay the tax.
1t is said by those who know whereof they
affirm that had the brokers persisted in
their opposition to the law they would have
been subjected to O rigid examination I'M
der oath, which would have revealed the
mode by which they have effected " cor
ners - financially disastrous to the mer-
camille community, and locked up millions
for usurous and speculative purposes. Yes
tGriay one of the officers attached to Mr..
Weboter's department reported that all the
brokers upon whom he had called had al
Dounced their willingness to comply with
the law; that they were engaged in exam
lining their books, and intended to make
returns to the assessor in the following
order:
/. Returns of their specific capital;
2. Returns Of their borrowed capital
). Returns of their deposits, subject to
draft or order; and
4. Returns of their deposits as marg ms.
When these returns are made, the assessor
will calculate the tax at the rate fixed by
the law, and the brokers will pay for the
amount of capital they have used since the
passage of the act, about fifteen months
ago for the previous assessor took no &C
tion in the matter.
When the brokers have complied with
this law, there is another which, ii is said,
they have evaded, and which the assessor
will enforce. ...--
The act of July Is, 1866, provides that on
all sales made by brokers, banks, or bank
ers, whether made for others or for their
own account, there shall be paid tax of one
cent for every 500 of the amount of such
sales, and that the seller shall give the
buyer a bill of sale or memorandum of the
contract between them, with a stamp there
on equivalent to the amount of tax. Before
this law was passed, the amount yielded by
a special tax on such sales reached several
millions year; but the whole increase
from the sale of stamps throughout the
country since the new act took effect ID only
about 100000 a year. Ii is inferreh
from this fact that the brokers forget to use
stamps on their bills of sales.
1t is probable that Congress will so amend
the law as to provide for special tax on
sucL transactions.
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Hon. Joseph Segar, of Virginia, ha
nearly recovered from his recent illness.

Hon. Joseph Segar, of Virginia, has
nearly recovered from his recent illness.
In Pittsburg, Pa, on Saturday, q barber
shot boy dead for refusing to 60 away
from the BARRIERS shop window. The muir
derer narrowly escaped lynching.
1t is currently reported in Neio England
that Ex-Governor Goodwin, of New Hamp-
shire, will be member of General Grants
Cabinet--Secretary of the Navy. ..,.
4 mailman in Hannibal, Mo-, under re.
ligious excitement, killed his little daugh-
ter, aged ten, horribly butchering the body,
and Offering it, he said, as sacrifice.
Il is understood that Mr.. Bradley, Of
Washington, will again apply to the Su'
preme Court of the United States for an
other order to secure his reinstatement Il
all his rights and privileges at the bar.
The elevated railway in Greenwich street
New York, was tried last week, and is be.
lieved to be success. 1t will -trenspor
passengers safely from fifteen to twenty
miles an hour.
General &C. Breckenridge and wife ar
rived at St. Catharine's on Tuesday. Since
leaving there, some two years ago, the ex'
General has devoted his time to travelling
making thorough tour of Syria and the
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In the Wheeling Legislature Inst friday
Mr.. Heermans, from the Committee en- FL
nance, reported the following resolution
which was adopted
q" Resolved, That the claims embraced in
classes No. and, 2 of the report of the
Board of Public Works dated March 2,
1868, are justly due the claimants from the
State Of Virginia, and that it is ine1pedi-
emit for this State to assume or pay them
until the adjustment Of the Virginia debt
and that j. is also inexpedient to leglslate
at present with reference to any Of the
claims embraced in either class of said re-
port $3.50
So that West Virginia has honesty enough
to tale about paying her share of the pub
lie debt. @A.# ~
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The Albany Journal Of Friday evening
says that Ketchum has not been Pardoned
that he is now IN Sing Sing prison, where
he has been steadily since his incarcera-
ton; and that cone Of the last official
acts " Of Governor Fenton was to write
letter in which ne reiterated his determine
ton not to interfere with the operations OF
law in the case, Notwithstanding the most
tremendous pressure from social, political,
and financial circles was brought to bear
upon him in behalf Of the convict.
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The coal-dealers in London are obliged
to have their carts or wagons 80 made that
each of them is in effect weighing machine.
By the use Of lever near the wheel the
load Of coal is placed upon the scale. and
the true weight Immediately AID css. j. ID
ccrtained.
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The WILL OF TIE LATE MISS M. M. STIN-
HEcHE-REMARKABLE CAsE.-The San Of
Thursday last published list of charita-
BILE and benevolent requests to various re-
ligious associations, etc., contained in the
will of Miss Maria Nj. Stinneche, who died
suddenly at Carlisle, Pa, on the 18th ulti-
mo. Soon after the above will was admitted
to probate in the Orphans Court Of this
city subsequently written will was offered
for probate, by which Miss 8. leaves the
whole Of her estate to Dr.. Paul schoSppe, q
young German physician of Carlisle, and
appoints him her sole executor. 1t is attested
by himself and his father, and is in his
handwriting, as he admits. Numerous re-
ports are in circulation concerning this
strange affair. Among these is one to the
effect that there is in existence contract
of marriage in writing between the de-
ceased and Schoeppe.
Miss Stinnecke, resident Of Baltimore,
went to Carlisle about six months ago, hav-
ing been accustomed to visit that place at
various times. She was lady about seventy
years of age, and was afflicted with disease.
Whilst there she made the acquaintance of
DR.. P. SchoGppe. On the 9th ultimo Miss
Stinnecke was taken very i'll, and summon
ed the Doctor to her relief. On Thursday
morning Miss Stinnecke was found by the
chambermaid lying in her bed in On insen-
sible condition. The ladies Of the house
were summoned to her bedside, but relief
could not be afforded, and in the afternoon
she died, without having spoken since her
discovery in the morning Sun,
9Th
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Matt Carpenter, the new senator from
Wisconsin, writes that he is for equal
rights, without discrimination Of race,
color, or Sex-that in his opinion "the
present adjustment of the marital relations
is relic of barbarism, and has no better
foundation in reason than the institution of
slavery-viz., that might is right
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FOREIGN Markets-IBr TELEaRApHl

LONDON, February S.-Eoon .-Consols, sSts
United States bonds, 76S. Sugar firm both
on the spot and ahoat.
LIvBRP February s.-Eoon.-Cotton
quiet and steady; uplands 12Hd.; Orleans,
l2Sd.; estimated sales, IL, 900 bales. Other
articles unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, February s.-A Afternoons Cotton
quiet; uplands, l2A9l2nd. Orleans, l2hQ
l2Hd. Lard quiet. Pork, SIS. Evening Cot
ton closed quiet uplands l2A@l231d. on the
spot, u I'D. ahoat; Orleans l2A@leasd. !; sales,
IL, 900 bales. 4 +,
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WHITE MAN SHOT BY A NEGRo.-We
learn that an alteration occurred g few
days since at Hendricks mill, in Russell
county, between white man named Cloud
and u negro, whose name we did lot hear,
during which the negro shot his antagonist,
inficting severe and, probably, fatal
wound. The negro fed, and had not been
captured at last accounts. Wonder If
Governor - Wells will offer $500 reward
for his arrest ?-Lynchburg NeaoS.
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HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST ER1E.-Ne,o
York, February 6.-Camden c. Pike this
morning obtained verdict Of S35, 600 in
the Kings County Supreme Court against
the Erie Railroad Company, for injuries
sustained in the Carr's Rock disaster.
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-Less than
two hundred and fifty miles remain to
connect the road with the two eastern lines,
and the gap will be closed in about one
hundred DAVIS
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DR.. George W. Dent and Mr.. Samuel
Frum, Of this county, heretofore very re-
spectable men, were arrested about mid
night by officer Fife, charged with raVish-
ing Miss McFarland.--M organto,on ".
Ya.) Post. e
M. Zadoc Kuhn, who has just been in
vested with the dignity Of Grand Rabbi at
Paris, is said to be the youngest Grand
Rabbi since the days Of Jeremish the Pro-
phet. lie has not yet completed his thlr-
ticth year,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-09

PosT-orrIcE AFFA1Rs.-H. Z. Stewart is
transferred from the railroad agency be-
tween Lynchburg, Va, and Bristol, to thnt
between New Orleans, L., and Canton,
Miss, at same pay, and R. G. Jones takes
the place of Mr.. Stewart on the first-nn
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sugar and molasses, bound from Lsgua 10
Gradeto Philadelphia, experienced . heavy
gala on the Sd instant, and Was struck by
wster-spout, losing her rudder.irons, wheel
ropes. 60. '5gta
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREECE.

LONDON, February s.--The news from
Greece is contradictory. The latest 40
counts say Zsimis had formed ministry,
and peace is assured. far-r. ..
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RAILRDADk.


- sss. - =
RIoHMoND AND DANvILLE RAIL
1S RoAD-CHANGE OF sCHEDULL;tS
and alser FRIDAY, January 18th, Use, the "a
sEA9ER TRAINS on this road win be run -
follows:
Gorye WEST. LYNCHBURG PAssENaKKS
leave Richmond daily Except sundays) at I1s 4.
M. arrive ut Burkssilie at 1i.ss A. H., making
close CONNECTIONS with trains on 70. Southside
vile, Nashville. Memphis, &c. &c. THROUGH
MAIL AND EXPRESS leave Richmond daily ak
Tsp. M. leave Danville daily at 1918 p. n. (;
arrive a. Greensboro daily ~ l1.l A. H., making
close connections for all stations on the North
Carolina road both east and west Of Greensboro,
Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, and all points
GOING East. THROUGH MAIL AND Elk.
PRESS leave Greensboro, daily At A q lssve
Danvtlle daily At 3N A. d. arrive ss kicnmond
daily nc IL A.. 81. IYECHBUkd PASsEN9EkS
leave BrrkeH lille daily except SundaSs) 81 A~ X
NJ; arrive at Richmond NJ sop. III.
Through tickets can be procured NJ the tickss
Office in Richmond to all important points Soutn
and Soutilwest and ut Greensboro and Dauvtlle to
ali points North East, and West. = .---
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
1aN ep. Superintendent.
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poRETGS NEWS.

GREEcE.-I.atest advices from Gree ce
givegood reason for supposing that thepacifc
policy Of King George will triumph over
the excitement Of the hour. The Govern
ment is to have eight days in which to
decide upon the proposals OF the Paris
conference. g-.
spA1N.-The Carlists in Spain are very
active, and are thought to be laboring to
produce instructions, which may break
out at any moment. The name Of Prince
Georgenti has been stricken from the rolls
Of the army. The Pope forbids prelstes
elected to sit in the Constitutional Cortes.
Prince Ferdinand is candidate for the
throne. Orders have been issued for the
execution of the assassins Of the Bishop of
Burgos. Many political arrests have been
made of late. Queen Isabella has Issued
another manifesto denouncing the revolu-
ton and asserting her right to the throne.
CUBA.-Advices from Cuba state that the
insurgents have burned eighteen large plan
tations in the eastern district. Cholera Of
a very violent type is prevalent in the in
surrectionary districts. Insurgents, Span
ish troops, and citizens, are falling victims
to it. An attempt of Cubans to fire the pow
der magazine OF Puerto Principe was frus-
trated. -
SAN DOMINGO. --Salnave has attacked and
destroyed the towns Of Torbeck and Port
Saint, and captured Aquim. The inhabit-
ants of Aux Cages and other towns in the
vicinity are psnic-stricken, and ali who are
able are emigrating to Jamaica. ....
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GENERAL GRANT OF SECRETARY SCHo-
rIELp.-Iour correspondent has informa-
ton Of most direct and credible kind tina.
General Grant, at the French Minister'S, a
few evenings ago, in the hearing Of several
gentleman, talked freely about public af-
fairs, and in the course of conversation,
while speaking Of Secretary Schofeld, said
he had made up his mind that the interest
Of the country could not be better served
than by retaining him for the present at the
head Of the War Washington
correspondence Netc York Post, February s.
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NATIONAL BANks.--ln the House of Re-
representatives. on Saturday, Mr.. Hooper,
from the Committee on Banking and Cur
rency, reported bill regulating the reports
Of national banking associations. Ordered
70 be printed, and reCommitted.
The bill requires the national banks to
make their reports to the Comptroller of
the Currency on the first Monday Of every
month, in lieu Of the quarterly and monthly
statements now required-the reports for
the months of January and July to be
published in some newspaper at the expense
Of the hank.
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WTINTER sCHEDULE.-RICHMOND
WV AND PETERSBURG RAILROAO.-Ou

NTINTER CHEDULE.-RlCHMON
w AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.-Ou
and after WEDNESDAY the ID December tho
trains over this road will be run rs follows:
Leave Richmond at A. NJ. and 2ss p. ID.
Leave Petersburg at 9:<S A. n. and $50 z. N.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with passenger
car attached will leave Richmond daily al &:lo +.
81, and Petersburg daily At $40 A. II. tSundays
eXcepted). @ag
The 1 A. N. train will not leave Richmond on
Sundays and the $50 p. ID. train win not leave
Petersburg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the las Z. II.
train running through daily. ~.
Fare to Norfolk, %. Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
will leave Glover Hill at A. II. and returning,
lesye Richmond At $40 p. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and saturdays.
da1 Supertntan6ent.
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MI~SISsIrrI.-The Reconstruction Com
mlttce will make two reports. The majori-
t. recommends a rejection of the Missis-
sippi constitution. Che minority, Of which
Mr.. Bingham is one, recommends that the
constitution be accepted.
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TURKEY.

LONDON, February s.-Tbe reported bat
tie between the Turks and Montenegrins is
authoritstively denied.
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..............................S 81. 5ss 2os ess OF

The foregoing Is a correct statement OF the pub
lie debt. as appears from the books and Urea
suvtr's returns IN the department. on the LIST o!
February. 1859. HUGH MCCULLOCH,
Sec. ctary of the Treasury.
By comparing the statement Of the pub
lie debt Of January /, 1869, with that due
on the lst Of February, as above, it will be
seen that there has been an increase of
:l4,70O in the debt bearing coin interest ::
increase in the debt bearing currency inte-
rest Of 81 ,545 900 decrease in the matured
debt not presented for payment of $751;
567; increasein the debt bearing no inte-
rest of $G,9lS, 9ll.90; increase in Pacific
Railroad bonds, $500, showing in
crease Of total debt since January lst of
Sq,S4G, 044.90. The amount of coin in the
Treasury decreased during the month $l0,-
03O,652 Al currency increased $685.
240.54-showing increase of public debt
over last month, less cash in Treasury,
:l5,49S, 456.S3.
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Marine Disaster.

WILMINGTON, n. c., February s.-The
schooner John Griffin, Captain Foster, with |
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nALLAND RINTER ARRANaEMENT

G to the North, East, and West, VIA the Rieh-
moudI Fredericksburg and Potonnc Railroad,
cagrv1ne the United states mail twice daily. Ele-
CANT with new patent sleeping chairs on noa
run nom the depot corner Byrd and Eighth
'sT Tss p 3 tY1 TTBsaousH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at HIS A. NJ, arriving fn Wash
ington at e:4S p. NJ, connecting with The early
afternoon express trains for the North, Eash ana
West. Il4 :! -
The NIGHT THROUGH MAI, TRAIN, with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached leaves Richmond daily iSrndays except.
ed) at Sis P. NJ, arriving In, Washington ut eie
A. NJ, connecting with the early morning trains
for the North, East and West.
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandria each way.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Tor Mlll1oru
and all way-stations leaves depot corner Broad
and Eighth streets st $50 2. M Returning,
arrives at $50 A. N.
through tickets and through baggage checkn TO
all principal points.
For further Information and through tickets,
apply at the office OF the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets Shockoe HI, snd at the ticket
Office corner Byrd and Eigfth streets.
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent;
s.rurr RTrTu Snnarfntendant. de9
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ROCKS AND sTATIONE ny.

DRAITHWAITE'S RETROsPECT OF
ID Practical Medicine and Surgery for January
1859 ................. ...................3l 10
A Treatise on Diseases OF the Eye BY soel-
berg " els s..,....,.....,..s.... '"
The Druggists General Receipt Book. BY
bSsSley !"
Mackenzie Oh the Laryugoscope, Eoarsaness
aud Loss OF Voice, &c OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70
Greenhow on Chronic Bronchitis. ............. ~
Conspectus Of the Medical Sciences. BY
Birch on ,onstpated Bowels. ................. IS
Pronouuciug Medical Lexicon BY Cieave-
WITH S Pocket dose Book. New edition %. 20
fea WOODHOUSg Il PARHAM.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YoIK k1vER}
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND. August I. 1853, J

DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL-
~ ROAD LINE.-For Bsltimore, the North,
and Northwest.-The steamer KENNEbEC, Cap
tain j. Fl. FREEMAN commanding, leaves White
House every WE DNESDAYs nd SUNDAY
MORNING on arrival OF the cars from Richmond,
reaching Baltimore on the following morning at
sunrise Returning, the Kenrebec leaves Baltl.
more every MONDAY and THURSDAY at I
O'Clock p. NJ. --.
mandng, leaves White House every TUESDAY
and Friday on arrival OF the cars from Rich
mond reaching Baltimore the following morning
ut sunrise. Returning. the Admiral leaves Baiu-
more every. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at
O'Clock p. NJ.
Passengers for Baltimore leave the depot Of the
Richmond and York hlyer Railroad Company at
o. clock A. NJ. SUNDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNEs-
DAY, and FRIDAY. Returning, they leave Balti-
more on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY. at4 o'clock.P. NJ, reach
lug Richmond the following evening. Fare to Bal
tinore only 81.
Freight received Mt all times and forwarded
promptly, and through bills OF iading given TO all
prominent points.
The passenger train leaves the depot every morn
sng at a. u. WILLIAM Is. ENUS,
oc 81 Freight aud fckct gent