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THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY yester.
day decided that steamboats, that only touch al
ports on our inland lakes and our coasts shall
not be subjec, to entrance and clearance fees
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THE TERRIBLE RAILROAD DIsAsrRR ON THE

THB TERRIBLE RAILROAD DIsAsrRR ON THE
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILRoiD-Ihe
Tram Bnraed Cp-LiSt of kitled aud Wounief-
Tne disaster on the Memphis and lIouisyiIl.
Iallroad yesterday, of which brief mention
was made in the telegraphic column of the
STAR last evening, vas a very terrible affair
Inc entire train and contents, except the New
orleans sleeping car, We're burned, and tnat
was badly damaged. The following is 4 Iist
OF the casualties s:.killed-Eugene Riley. en-
gineer; Chas. Childs, fireman; Hugh McCaII.
passenger, OF New Orleans. Badly wounded
Passensers-Mrs. II. Mccall, of New Orleans;
Joseph Nent, of New Orleans; r. Il, Mitch.
ell, Of New Orleans; John Burt, OF Column
bus, Miss; Judge Caulkens and wife, of New
orleans; }. Jay Buck, Of Clarksyills; Seth
henderson, eoIored, OF Memphis; Z. III. Sage,
OF Fulton, N. Y; q. A. Brown baggage mas
ter; j. g. Duggan, express messenger, Slightly
wounded and bruised; VIM. Mccall, OF New
orleans; Ed. Stone. of Eufalia Ala; MIR. ANA
Mrs: Patterson, of Baton Rouge; w. 5. Packer
OF Pittsburg; j. Z. Hannah. of CoffeevilIe
MISS; j. y. Levy, OF Holly Springs, MISS
MISS Hattie Mitchell, OF Louderdale: w. r
shepherd, of Mo; J. l.. Corrlll, of Stewart's
station; two children OF Judge Caulkins, of
new Orleans. Trainmen-Sam. Lewis sleep
ing car conductor; w. ID. Wray, mail agent
T. N. Boon and q. q. Webster, brakemen.
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Ex-Governor MICHAEL HAHN. of LouIs
lana, has signified his intention of accepting al
invitation - stump the State of Texas in IN,
interest OF the Hamilton party. He propose
TO enter on the canvass about the middle O
October.
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Hon. ID. X. CARTIER, Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia,
is rusticating on his fine estate at Cleveland,
Ohio.
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SUICIDE OF A HENPECKHR RAGPIcKER-
"Duke Jake" German ragpicker. of Hobo
ken, who had amassed considerable money AZ
his calling, was driven TO suicide on Saturday
morning ny a woman's tongue On FRIDAY
night hIs wife roupdly abused him, and TO
escape her be leaped from a second STORY win.
dow, and having climbed tree, he tied one
end of rope around limb and the other
around his neck, and then swung oH-N r
.Sul.
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kAEL FORMS has been recently married. 4,
10 os hoped tnat he has made more propi.
nous cnanee In entering upon q matrimonial
union man ne did in exchanging the houors OF
successful vocalist for the career OF A
meoiocre actor. His wife was q DR. Laura
hauseh, Prussian medical lady, who IA said
10 ENJOY an extensive M edical practice. They
were married bv Consul GeneraI Murphv. Al
the Cnred states Consulate General IN Frsa h
EiIhu b. Washburpe. United States Auhsr.s. /.
dor In Paris, being one Of the witnesses. Herr
formes goes TO fulhil years engagement in
10 revisit the United States. = -
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a|MIs. General Game = ee...-

Mn, aenerai Games is coming Marin
rDiaekoerry cobblers are a New Va,
E..Senstor Baysrd is now we'll,
con,,tn nsojan grl has photoeraph,c sibpu,
Hims.~ e iriends, labelled book OK
,ns. Inc New Dominion Government b,. ,s-
rssS. oi3sIs S 70 nave the gunboats 90 the l.ssS
Ess,s ,or immediate service Rumors OF a
OF the erder. ff'7e~' " oe tne cause
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SENIOR LRMus, diplomatic agent of the Cuban
insurgents, will leave here on Friday night for
New YORK, and will return on Monday.
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~s Nanny" said q precious httIe hov
who, against his VIII, was made TO rock the
cradle OF bi. baby brother, sif the Lord has
any more babies TO give away, don't you take
ga Des Moines paper SAYS the great amount
OF ram that nas fallen thei lately has affected
ine LIQUORS 50 much that nobody can get bosy
Ex-Snerin Adamson, of Lafayetts Coun-
ty, Mo, who sued HARRISON Ssnith for S2ooO
damages, Tor acting as collector in his Adam.
son . stead, recsiyed one cent, as the amount Of
damage 70 which he was entitled.
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New York Flour ana Grain MarL.,r.s,,

NEW YORK, July.a.-Flonr dnI aEd atoo..
lbg. Wheat duh at yesterday p--es. Or
dull and drOopIpg.
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DOCTORS DIFFER as to the cause of the death
of the Presidents favorite trotting mare. The
stomach of this animal was sent to the Army
Medical Museum for analysis, which has been
made Some declare that she was poisoned,
while others, among whom is the Chief Veteri-
nary Surgeon of the Army, think she died from
natural causes,
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0sverpuent aeeur,tiss

WAsRfHeroN, July -, lr6g.-JAy Ccoke 4
90. furnish the following suotaueEs cf Gov
rltisa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-29

THE Secretary of the Treasury has abolished
the Office of Surveyor OF Customs at New
Brunswick, N. j.
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STAGE STRCCK.-The New York sun SAYS.
Our readers may remember the story o! the
dIsappearance OF the daughter OF ! Ohm q
CLARK, OF Warwick, N. Y published IN the
sun a few Weeks ago The young woman !.
only eighteen years OF age. beng weal-hy.
beautiful and accomplished. Reared under
the tender care OF LOVING parents, ana knowing
hothlng Whatever OF the bede yIled outer worlu, j,
ehe came 10 THIS city on visit 10 her relatives.
ana Tor the first time II her life entered the
mimic world OF theatre. From that m omen
she was changed being. The glitter and tin
sci OF The stage bad inpG res sed them selves upoL
the fadlsnt page 81 her unsophisticated mind.
ana the one object OF her life thence
lortn was TO shine star IN the histrionic
hImamrnt. She Went home, purchased
pamphlet editions Of the dramas and
farces, and committed them 10 memory
Then she practIsed In se cret, but sometimes
her astonIshed relatives came noon her upa-
wares: Having mastered a drama or two. she
packed ny her best dresses and u welry and ON
the 2eth OF May she left her home. ostenslbly
10 MAKE some small purchases. As she did not
retnrn IN the evening. her family became
alarmed and made search only TO lears that she
mad decamped. She was after " ards seen nv
friend on the Erie express, en- ron 2 TO rhis city
AKA IN response 10 an inquiry said that her
aunt was sick, and that she was on her way 10
vIslt her Her family offered a reward OF 500
ior any informaiion concerning her wherea.
bouts, and the reward was afterward increased
10 >2Oou; but nothing was heard OF her until a
lew days ago, when she was found in Ireland
messenger mas been sent 10 bring her back
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RAILROADS.
BALrIMoRI AND OHIO RAILROAD,

DALfIMORl AND OHIO RAILROAD.
=
WAsHINsfoN, 1853.
Trains between WARRINGTON AND BA LII.
are now run - follows, Wig:
FOB BALTIMeRn.
.Ss ': $50 !sSS';:s SO :4s .sf sss
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Lseve daily, except Sunday, at and $50 A. Il
end 2 80 and Q 20 p. n.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave af A. n and A:2O p. n. No train n
or from AAAsDolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORD.
Leave at = a. NJ, and 12:43, 400, a:I0, and
FOR WAH STATIONS.
Leave ss A. u. and 2.5O and 1:45 Pm.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Saturday and sunssy, at
A. II :, =. so, and 7:45 and p, NJ
On saturday at A. n :, and = 80 p. N.
On Sunday at = so, IA and p. n only. con-
Meeting st Relay station with trains q ON Balti-
more 70 Wheeling. Parkersburg, sc.
Throash tickets 10 this West can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket once o. All hours 81
the day. Also, ct the Compsnys Once, 406
Tickets 81 the avenue once can the arrange &c
have their baggage called for and checked At their
residence, taken 20 the depot, and pot IN the b.s
for New York. Philsdelphis, and Boston, %.
advsFtis ereDt Of Through Line"
J. L. WILSON, Master OF Transportation
l. ~. COLE, General Ticket Agent
noS GkO. B. kOONTZ. General Agent.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

(HLASs WORKS-MR WILLIAM L.. BAKER
NJ vii open his Museum THIS EVENING and
give exhibitions EVERY EyENING this week,
tween AZ and 9th streets Island Proceeds for
tne henent Of the Church. Tickets - Cents;
NhneIen IO Cents. Jy 2l-6t-
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T,HROU9H LINE BETwEEN WASHINGTON
4 AHD
uEW YORK.

Y,HROU9H LINE BErwEEN WASHINGTON
uBW YORK.
WAsHIyeroN, 1888
Trains between WASHINGTON AND HgW
nORK are nov run zs follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, vifsoss ciaass Of t1y,
Leave daily texeeps Sunday st A. M, AND
n and p. NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except suRday) 1t . A. n, sld
IA and 5:l0 p. n.
ON SUNDAY.
Lesys for Nsv York ct $40 p M. and PhiIa
Dhta at $40 p. n.
coping cars fer New York On r. NJ train
y.
Through tickets TO Phiisasiphia, Hsv Yort or
Boston can Be ha1 &C The etattaa 00cs at eli ho urp
\ the day Also, as the Conpanys Once, No
Aoe Pennsylvsnia avsnse: Hs1ssnesrs Dsre lasins
tickets at the Avsoue once oon there arrange "a
have their baEGaS called for and chec cd at their
rssadenoe, tAksa sdsDos. snl Dat In the baS.
sss Baisincre sna Ohio Railroad sdvsrtfsemeus
iSr ssssd1s s =, sssy:sa wsaAinssoa. Baltimore. An
J. Z. WILSON. Master o. Transportation
L. u. OOLR. General Ticket Agent
noS GBO. Q. KO0Nfx. AGENT, Washington.
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ERRING BUT NOBLE.
SELL. HELP FOR YOUNG MGN, who having
Erred, desire . better MANHOOD. sent in sealed
letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address HOW
AID SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, Box
Philadelphia. Pa r1v -eoam
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
NORFOLk AND WASHINGTON

, Ire sac and com modious Steamer W. W COLT,
Csptsln A. kYTHER, will leave
,ss,Ss; n.I co., feot OF Hish street se1S
%e1rEet9wn. every MONDAY aud123E7nz
THU hspAI, st clock a IN . ard Galt's wharf
ioSI oI Iih street, st % O'Clock p stopping at
sIeeAshaIls, " mont Smith g Point. Pin-y Point
folnt Look out Fortress Monroe Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk, Va "
This bOst connects at Fort Monroa with tbs
boat for Cobb o Island "
hsiIInIrg will leave NORFOLK on TUESDAY
snd FhlDA1 st 8 O'Clock o m.
Passage 50 Ticket 70 and fr,rs
HoIfOIk. S5 ~
Meals-breakfast and supper, so cents each;
Dinner. e. State room, 81
FreigEts taken az the lowest rates For psrtic-
rIsrs iraTtre Of GE0 MATTINGLY. Ticket
Aetnt Fsnd p. Railroad, No. $50 Pepnsyl-
For tickets sprIy to J l.. SAVAGE Hardware
store PesnsylvaDis sveDre and 10Th street, or on
board the beat.
jos. j.. SAVAGE, Proprietor.
hKOUSE. Agent. Iy9tf
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HON. JAMES G. BLAINE left Augusta, Me,
on Tuesday, for Elizabeth, Pa, 10 attend the
funeral Of his sister,
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4 TwOOD's PATENf CURED FISH,

Af~oODs PATkNT CUkBD FISH.
We invite attention to Q new article of Fish-
blPnkiON CURED FISa eAtwoods Patent
~ RON the fresh caught ash, packed In 10 ID
samnf use It 10 pronouueed = very superior
AIss Y All who have used ~. Vor sale 'a any
S4s Pa av., ODD Metro politan Hotel.
Jo<e Il publi ;AnI
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COMMISSIONER OF CUsTOMs.-The Congress
sionaI Joint Retrenchment Committee tels.
graphed yesterday for Nathan Sargent. Esq
Commissioner of Customs, to appear before
that committee, now IN session in New York
city. MIR. Sargent left for New York last
evening, and will return on Saturday. Mr..
H. A. Lockwood, CHIEF Clerk, will discharge
the duties OF Commissioner during the absence
OF judge Sargent.
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Llhki LIMIT LIME,lI

The virginia Line Canpssy are prepared to
farbish their WOOD BURN Liz r AZ their de.
pots. Mary lsns avenue aud i0th street a,A No
14s L nion street, Alexandris, Va ObesD ana Of
sood quality. JehS PErffBONE
0P COW aren't for Company.
y MN 0OO RRICKs FOR s1LF nv -
s,UVU.UUV T. MALKKR 4 CO.. Si2 e
street, between 6th and !fh. or q the Arlington
Brick works, p.sr south end Of the Lone RridSa
IyH2av6v
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JUICE DENT, the probable G o

JUICE DENT, the probable q Conservative Re-
publican candidate for Governor of Mississp.
pi, has written a letter defining his policy, in
which he says that he is National Republi-
csn, opposed to the extreme proscriptIve
measures of the party, and places himself une.
quivocally upon the Walker platform Of Vir-
ginia. advocating universal amnesty and uni
versal suffrage In a.: ssese positions he
claims 10 he in unison with the President
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
ELLIS IRON BITfERS,

viii enrich tn. blood and trevent ft from becorn
Ing watery snd weak aive . healthy CON plexion ,
restore the appetite tnvigorate tue system, ana
ed 70 all rersoas requiring o safe and vslu able
tonic TO frpaIt tone and strength to the sy ystem,
rot ffven by bitters merely stimulant i 10 their
effects: which although they may pos seas tonic
yessfahle properties, cannot give the strength te
the blood which he Iron Biiters will give
ed by WD. Blhs. Chemist FOR sale in
Washington by kJDWELL SON, PeHnsyivania
avenue and l4th street. myM- 3m
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Nl AND MISSOURI CURED

NV. BURCHDLL,
under Ebbitt House,
tn corner 18th and y streets,
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WILLIAM PARR has been appointed route
agent between Burlington and Chariten, lows
by Postmaster General Cresswell.
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Washington News and Gossip.

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, and Attorney Gen. J..
eral Hoar will 60 to Massachusetts next week,
it is stated, for a shor. vacation.
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X K VI O v A l. A.,

Has Rem OVID hi: 'Ahr
WOOD AND COAL OFFICE
FROM 32S ID street. TO
Ne. 9Sl FENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 18th and 18th sts., south side III eos "
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WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER Is really
valuable medicsment, srd unlike most Of the
patented articles of the day, 10 used By many
physicians. 1t is particularly desirable in Ioca-
tiors where physicians are not near, and in fami.
lies will often the necessity OF sending cut At
midnight for a doctor A bottle should be kept in
every house -BoStcx T,arellsr. iy2l.In
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STRBHGTHBUlNG THD CBEDIT OF The Gov
RRHNENT.-The purchase OF nve-twenty bonds
by the Secretary Of the Treasury has had the
effect Of increasing their value fully two Ter
cent. since the purchase began. As the Ma
tional banks have large number or deposit
at the Treasury as securities, the bank officers
made application Tor permission to replace
them with ten forties, In order 10 avail them
selves of their increased value. Secretary
Bostwen on Friday last issued circular
(which we pub ished a. the time) te the effect
that hereafter the exchange Of all gold.oearng
bonds held for circulation security will be
permitted on the basis heretofore adopted, that
is for ten forty bonds, eightyfive per cent all
other gold bearing six per cent. bonds, ninety
per cent. Of their par value. As the total
amount of the ten-forties issued is but $780,.
567 800, and over one-half of these are on de-
posit at the Treasury Department, the demand.
in case the National Banks should 90 INTO the
market to purchase, would make the ten.forties
more valuable than the hve.twsnties, and the
consequence has been that in anticipation Of
the movement the ten.forties have Increased
nearly one and one.hah per cent since Friday
last, and not single application has yet been
filed tor an exchange.
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CABINET MEETING To.DAY.-The Presi-
dent accompanied by Secretary Fish and Gen.
Porter arrived here this morning, and special
meeting of the Cabinet was convened at noon;
all the members present except Postmaster
General Cresswell. A large m umber of visi.
tors Were at the Executive Mansion this morn.
ing but the President refused TO see any one.
Tomorrow he VIII give his attention to mat
ters in the several departments and return 10
Long Branch tomorrow evening.
LATRR.-The Cabinet is still in session as
our report closes at nalf past p. m, but moth.
ing has transpired of the subject under dis.
cussion.
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THK NRw BOSTON Posi- OFPICR.-The plans
for the new post ONCE at Boston are rapidly
being com pleted at the Office of the super
vising architect of the Treasury Department,
and il the necessary appropriation be made
early at the approaching session, the work
upon the superstructure will be commenced
at the beginning OF spring. Secretary Bout
well has decided tRat the new building shall
be OF granite, although n strong influence was
brought to bear upon him 10 build it OF mar
bic, which Is far more expensive than granite.
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ATTEMPTED 0UTRAGE.--Last Sun.
day night, between the hours OF eight
and nine o'clock, the family Of MIR.
Peter Kemp were aroused by the scream
Of murder aud help from the bridge
across the Mouocacy on the Frederick
sad Woodsboro' turnpike. 1t appears
that Mrs. Charles Mclean and Mr.,
McLeans sist we're returning FROM
Frederick to their home at the Ceres.
vile Mills, about three aud a halt miles
north OF this city. When they reached
the bridge aud had proceeded about
halfway through it they came IN con
tact with negro, IL heing dark in the
bridge, who bad placed himself on his
hands and knees directly across their
path. He seized each one by the feet
and threw them down, but in the strug.
gle that ensued Mr.. McLean's sister
broke loose from him aud gave the
alarm Mrs. Mclean defended herself
agaiast the assaults Of the negro, who,
fearing the arrival OF assistance, left her
before any Of Mr, Kemps family reached
the bridge. 1t was the intention, no
doubt, of the fend to violate their per.
sons. 1t is to be hoped that he will be
caught aud made to safer the punish
mept richly due him.-Frederiek Ex.
dmmer.
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FOURTH OF JULY!
CELEBRATION.
At
WESTMINSTER,
NARROLL COUNTY. ND.


VNHh Carroll County AgrieulluHlSociety
III viii inaugurate the completion qf their
Fair Grounds, on SATURDAY. the ird
day Of JULY, next, with the iulIoAiiig,er
teftamment II
AN ADDRESS suitable 10 The oceasiph
by Hon. JOHN 4. SMITH. Piesiiieht o.
the Society. a.... 1900. ~.
A GRAND TOURNAMENTS With q
Massive Silver Pitcher, Wsser aad Gebicts
to the successful knight. Distance 100
yards, time 10 seconds, best two in three.
A TR0TlING MATCH with SlU0 prize
for the successful Horse, Mare or Gelding
owned IN Carroll county, best two in three.
Each competitor to pay an entrance fee Of
len Dollars. ---i#iv
VEL0CiPEDE RACE, S25 Prize.
MULE RACE, $25 Prize to the Slowest
Mule. Each mule to be rode by the owner
Of the opponent
Several BANDS oFMUSIC will be pres.
ent and enliyen the occasion.
Exercises to commence at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. Abundance 20 cents.
The Marshal and Judges for the day will
be announced early on the morning OF the
Third.
Come one Come all Let us inaugu-
rate theera Of good feeling in Carroll coun-
iy, aud a. The same time, properly celebrate
day forever sacred in the annals Of our
History.
jane l01t : Pr, sideut.
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CHANGE OR TINE.
MD. RAILROAD.
lAsss...l....li;Is...l.,., -

ON and after Monday, April 26th, 1862,
" the passenger trains will ran rs follows:
Leave FORK Road Station at 500 A. NJ,
and l2.4s p. NJ.
Leave Union Bridge at AS A. NJ. and
Q 10 a. NJ. aud Los p. NJ.
Leave Westminster ut 545 a. NJ, and
1000 a. NJ, and 2l0 p. VI.
Leave Baltimore at $50 a. NJ, and $50
Pm.
Stages connect at Glen Norris Station for
Hampstead and. Manchester on arrival of
$50 A. VI. train from Baltimore; ut Mid,
dleburg Station for Taneytown and at York
Road Station for Emmitisburg on arrival
same train.
An Express Car leaves Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, Except Sunday, nj $40
T. NJ. Light freight and parcels can come
by this ear il delivered before 3 90 z. NJ.
Freight train leaves Baltimore ut SOD A.
NJ, daily, Except Sunday aud arrives at
Westminster at 1000 4. NJ, and York
Road ut 1900 NJ
Freight trains leave York Road daily,
except Sunday at 200 VI. Union
Bridge at ESQ a. II. and 100 =. NJ. West
minister at 500 a. NJ. and 200 p. NJ, ar,
irving iii Baltimore the same evening.
PASSENGER STATION. The Depot Of n.
c. 4. W. Freight Station Corner Centre
aud North Streets.
Office of General Freight and Passenger
Agent, No. 100 North Street.
Office Of President aud Superintendent,
No. "a North Street, Baltimore.
= II. IRWIN,
N. B.-A Ticket Office has boon opened
at No. 8 North Calvert street, opposite
Barnun,'s Hotel. Tickets can be procund
atuiy hne duripgtbe day.at III I,cints .ut
hne 81 Roatl Baggage called FOR, checEdt
ard delivered upon application al this office
lune3'n Superintendent.
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CONFIDENCE IN GRANT.-The I'M
periafist, paper published in New
York, has confidence in Grant, but
thinks he is too much hampered by the
consultation. 1t says: "Gold goes up
steadily. The reason is found in The
tact chat no one feels any confidence in
the stability Of the government, or che
good sense of those who are at its head
In General Grant the vast majority, OF
che people feel unboanded contidetce
but his hands are so closely tied by the
politicians aud the priests Of that anti,
qsated "feiish," the consultation, that
he has little influence with those who
really govern the country Does any
one imaigiue that gold would rise day
by day il the president we're really the
gosernmeatr5 Vtf
This is tie paper that Grant reads
regularly, and which, il is said, is kept
up by member Of the cabinet. Grant
is feeling the temper of the people
through the Impe,iiaiist.