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MOUNT FERNoS.-A communication has
appeared touching Mount Vernon and its
present management. While the writer
may be too exacting in some particulars,
his complaints are the echo of public senti-
ment, and are in some measure just. No
one familiar with the facts will for a mo-
ment deny to those noble ladies who organ
lied the % Ladies' Mount Vernon Associa-
ton" the great credit that is due them for
preserving the home and tomb Of Washing
ton from sacrilegious hands. Nor would
the patriot or gallant rob them of q single
laurel which their patriotic zeal and wo-
manly devotion have added to the crown of
American women.
The writer, however, reflects upon the
management of the grounds during visiting
hours, and complains that since the depart
ure of MIR. Upton Herbert "a descendant of
the Observation-Disclosures and intimate
friends of the Westinghouse no one has met
the visitor to this American Mecca capable
of reviving the early history and home-lite
of the Father of his Country. That Mr..
Herbert did lend an additional interest to
the place while superintendent and cicerone,
the writer, Of well as many thousands who
visited the spot during his management,
can testify; and why this Office, which was
so we'll filled and SO essential to the proper
discharge Of the duties of the Association,
should have been abolished has been mys-
terry = Washington Express.
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NEW YORK, August i.-NoOn.-Stocks unset
lied. Money firm ut per cent. Stcrng-Long
C9j short. Ito. Cold 1929. 5-20's. 90, l22!. Ten
ncSscc 6's. cX-coupons, 59i; new. 53,. Virginia
-. cx-conpons 81; new, 90 asked. North Caro-
lima G'S old, So new. 500 asked.
Flour 5Gi loc., wheat lm2c. and corn lQ02c. lower
Mess pork. 1888; old dull. Lard heavy. Cotton
quiet 1T 35c. TurpcntIne, 42c. Rosin firm.
Freiglt& quiet.
Rehabilitation without decided change: sales
500 bales at 35c. Flour dull Supcriine, 5000
1875 southern, common to fair extra, S6.GV6Ll
1896. Wheat heavy; amber Michigan, Si.Co ;
southern white, $l.73. Corn dull mixed WESTERN
81. loGSl.l3. Pork heavy at 1888. Lard dropping
kettle, ls3@ls,c. Whskey unchanged. Rice firm.
pcntIne, :sGg l2ic. kosin, s2.3O@$s. Frclghts
steady.
Southern securities dull. M0ney-Offcrings libe-
raj, closing ut cl7 per cent, with exceptions ut
per cent. Sterling dull at le93@lOai Gold active
and strong closing mt l33 the highest price of the
day. Stocks were fuctuating and excited, closing
weak.
BALTIMORE, August 2i.--Cotton quiet Mt 3!s@
35c. Flour dull; supcriine city, S95o@$7; west
ern, SO. 256SG.5O Wheat very dull and heavy
prime to choice red, $l.4OMSl.5O. Corn firm
a 55c Rye dull at Sl.O56l$l.I0. Pork quiet ut s34.
Shoulders, lGtc. Whiskey quiet ut Sl.25.
Virginia 6'S, old, II asked.
CIScISyATI August 2i.-whlskcy quiet at Sl.oo.
Provisions quiet and firm with but little demand
pork held ut $3.50 shoulders, l53c. sides, l9c.
lard dull with no inquiry.
NEW ORLEANS, August Cotton-Middlings,
nOIninally 32c., with II triaing business. Sugar
inactive; common, llNll2c.; prime, liSQlitc. Mo-
lasscs-Rcboilcd, GoGg1Oc. Gold, 1923. New York
sight, &c. premium.
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|riable ,astendantsof tbeover-crowded, lily
ventilated dwellings Of the poor, and urge
upon The capitalists Of tho country atten-
ton to the blessings to be derived from in
'vesting their means in erecting such dwell
ings.n uF.~ g.rrE ,r~ ~ .relf -
A resolution was adopted that the COM
mittee on the labor department press upon
Congress the propriety OF causing to be
gathered by the census-takers for 1870 sta
tistics showing the cost of production in all
departments Of industry, the cost Of trans
portatiCri thereof to market, the classiaca-
ton of the moles of conveyance, the cost
when put on the market, and the prices
paid by consumers.
A committee of one from each State WIS
appointed to wait on the Legislatures of all
the States and urge the repeal Of all laws
unfavorable to labor.
R. Trovellick, Of Michigan, was elected
president, and A. T. Cavis, of Washington,
was elected vice-prcsidcnt of the Congress,
which adjourned to meet in Cincinnati on
the third Monday in August next.
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD AR

THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD AR
RANGES A Low TARIFF FOR LIVERPOOL
Cincinnati, August 23.-The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company have arranged to
carry -four from Lafayette, indianapolis,
and Cincinnati to Baltimore without break
ing bulk, and at 20 cents per barrel cheaper
than rates to New York. BY connecting
with steamers ut the dock, transferring
without additional cost, and shipping thence
to Liverpool at the same rates as from New
York to that city, it proposes, including the
saving of handling and forwarding, to make
the rates from the above places 80 cents per
barrel cheaper via Baltimore to Liverpool
than Ola New York to Liverpool. This
matter is now engaging the attention of
merchants.
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4THE pHFnaDErpHrA WarsnFasrsy.---

-" Ahsa6DhEPhfA w AFTER IFAMINE.---
There Is no material change in the aspect
OF the water question at Philadelphia. On
sunday afternoon the water in Paramount
reservoir was about one inch lower than on
Saturday, and there was perceptible Diff
ference in the lowness Of the water ut Fair
mount dam. The chief engineer spent most
of Sunday at Fairmount, and he is of
opinion that if the citizens generally will
be as sparing as possible of water that he
can continue to furnish enough to meet ell
drinking, cooking, and other imperatively
necessary uses until the long-looked for and
ardently-prayed for heavy. rain comes.
Monday afternoon both branches of the City
Councils assembled, in response to the call
of the Mayor, for the purpose Of consider
ing the supply of water.
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The Weather South.

AUGUSTA, GA, August 24.-Thc weather
here continues hot and dry.
WILMINGTON, N. c., August 24.-Thc
weather is clear, with an east wind. Their
momctcr 81.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VA, August
24.-There were heavy showers yesterday
and last MI ht at Lexington, Staunton, the
Rockbridge Alum, and Old Sweet Springs.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, August 24.-Vander-
bits "Mountain Boy" to-day beat Nc
Maner's "Lady Thorn" in three straight
heats, to harness purse, $4,000. Time :
2.27, 2.244, 2.254. Commodore Vanderbilt
and his bride Qate Miss Frank Crawford,
daughter of Robert L. Crawford, Of Mobile,
Ala.,l were on the Judges stand.
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Fatal Duel at New;Orleans.

New ORLEANS, August pa duel took
place at the Oaks, yesterday, between n
Mississippian and Orleanian with Missis-
sippi rifles, forty PAGES. At the second fire
the Mississippian (he challenging partly
was woundcd-it is thought mortally.
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DistilIeries Seized---Heavy Fire I'm
PhiIadeIphia---No Water i'm the Pa
u,o- p4iVvo


PHILADELPHIA, August 24.-Two more
small distilleries have been closed, but the
illicit distilling continues.
A fire commenced this evening corner Of
Ninth and Wallace streets, in some build
ings occupied by ten different factories. 1t
is still progressing 70 P. NJ.
Owing to the stoppage of the paper mills
at Manyunk, run by water, the price of
paper has advanced two and half to three
cents per pound. These mills have made
fifteen tons of paper daily.
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A Lunatic Murders His Father.

PHILADELPHIA, August 24.-An insane
son, named Evans, killed his father, aged
sixty-three, last night. The house is near
the scene of the Twitchell murder.
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Hon. JEFFERSON DAvls.-The Picaylne
has information that in a very recent letter
Mr.. Davis spoke of his health as by no
means so precarious as has been lately re-
presented.
In addition to the foregoing, copy of the
Glasgow NeaoS of July goth contains re-
port of the Highland Agricultural Society
Show, in which it is mentioned that "spe-
cial interest was excited among the specta-
tors by the presence of Mr.. Jefferson Davis,
the President of the late Southern Confede-
racy, who drove about the grounds with the
Marquis of Tweeddale."
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d'lIila.

HAVANA, August 24.-Colonel Nicolan,
with 200 men and two guns, routed 400 in
surgents near Jecats, in the Central De-
partmcnt. The rebels left twenty killed on
fine field
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Foreign Markets-EBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, August 9I.-N0oR.-We Weather fair.
Consols, aat. United States bonds, SIT. Sugar firm
both on the spot and aloat AJterRo0n.-
23s. United States bonds, sis
LIVERPOOL, August i.-Noon.-Cotton quiet ;
uplands, l3Id; Orleans lid sales cstlmat9d to be
5000 bales. Breadstuifs quiet. Afternoon.-Cot-
ton quiet. Red wheat, 9s lid. Flour, 25s. Pork,
loss Lard quiet. Bacon, G6s. TallOw, AS Sd
Three u clOck --Cott0h shade easier. Yarns and
fabrics ut Manchester quiet but firm.
"LIvERP0OL, August 2l.-ECentag.- Cotton dull ;
uplands l3aal3fd.; Orleans 135Qll4d. sales, 900
bales, including 900 bales for speculation and ex-
port. Common roSin 81
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In q fracas in Lynchburg on Saturday
night, between James Cox and Fayettc
Reynolds, the latter was shot by the for
mer. The ball struck his left arm, and
passing through it, lodged in his left breast.
He was on Monday night in a critical con-
dition. Reynolds entered Cox's bowling
alley and was very disorderly; being or
dered out, he became enraged and dared
Cox out to fight him. With pistol in hand
he went to the door, and was assailed by
Reynolds with chair, when he fired. Cox
has been held to bail in the sum Of 81 900.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-esss-z-:zzy :.
~ The boats of the JAMES RI-s-s--.--..-Ir-SS---s
YER AND KANAWHA CANA. tOMrA>l
VIII leave tue aoek as nsuai promptly ~ Il Al: Oh
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg ana
beyond collected on delivery, prepaid 1T the
be afforded consfgnees, but no obligation Is as
sumed 10 deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my Office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight will no. be delivered till charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
dell EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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Several cases of trichina have appeared
in Chicago. They were traced to the eat
ing of ham either raw or imperfectly
cooked.
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VIRGINIA PESITENTIARY, August ls, 1850.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO Do

Nv II -hItII NV I hLI -NNtLSD I y IlV
w the following description OF work In the
able terms. We viii make and repair CARTS,
WAGONS, BUCKETS, TUBS, WELL-BuCK-
TABLES, WASHSTANDS, and, In fac., almost
every article that Is In use WiilSkEG BAR
RELS made 10 order, BOYS DOG and GOAT
WAGONS made and repaired. With good ma
teral and skilful workInen we hope 10 give salts
faction In every case, Is. WARDWELL,
sula--lm superintendent.
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Horace Greeley on Andrew johnson

New YORK, August 24.-The Tribune
says: "Mournful news comes to us from
Tennessee. The chances of preventing the
return of Mr.. Andrew Johnson to the
United States Senate are said to be dimin-
ishinr -
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2VTRGTNTA NEWS.
fsE1 SFsiB'=------------- Ef 29fs z
WEATHER At ALExANDRIA.-The Gazette

f.H'E
WEATHER AT ALExANDR1A.-T Gazette
Of Monday says: s
" The weather has moderated since satur-
day. On that evening q heavy cloud came
up, and there was fine shower, accompa-
MED with lightning and thunder, and o
strong wind, during which some awning
frames in the city were blown down. Yes
terday was very warm in the rays of the
sun, but there was good breeze. The
night was cloudy, but cooler. Everybody is
hoping for more rain. The rain which 80
abundantly watered this city ON Saturday
night was quite circumscribed in its limits,
hardly reaching more than mile or two
north or south of the limits of the corpora
tom
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r GATHER BETTING, a superior arti-
- Gle;
into strings ready for use;
SHEET and ROUND RUBBER PACKING;
EAGLE PACKING, anew and superior article
RUBBER GASKETS. ready cut;
BABBIT METAL FLUE-SCRAPERS TWIST
DRILLS, &c. l.. A. DAYTON,
Tenth street between Main and Cary.
17--lm
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Cholera in New York.
Saratoga Races.

New YORK, August PA German named
Cohen died to-day of Asiatic cholera.
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Foreign News.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, August 24.-The steamer City
of Rio Janeiro brought as an experiment
nineteen live oxen from Monteyideo. A
steamer is now building for this trade ex-
clusively. She sails in Elk weeks, and
others will follow.
The Morning Telegraph, discussing the
cession of Cuba to the United States, says
England would feel no jealousy at this ag-
grandizcment, which would complete the
abolition of slavery as an institution. The
loss of Cuba to Spain would be an unques-
tionable gain to the mother country, the
colony, and the cause Of mankind.
FRANCE.
PARIS, August 24.-lhe French exiles
generally receive Napoleon's amnesty with
uneauivocal demonstrations Of gratitude.
Felix Ryat has returned to Paris.
SPAIN.
MADRID, August 24.-The ministerial
dissensipns arc increasing. Lopez threat
ems to resign. Zerilla persists in his Sc
verify to the bishops. The Republicans
have petitioned for better food and treat
ment for the Carlist prisoners.
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j. L. BOHEMIAN. President.
ID. i. WILCOX, Secretary.

This company makes specially OF Issuing
PARTICIPATING POLICIES
on dwellings, and furniture, whereby The insured
shares in the profits of the company Without In
curing liability. I,
Agents may be found at nearly every promiuent
point i'm this and the ncighboring States, TO whom
appiications for insurance may be made.
Scrip dividend To holders of participating poll
cies. TW ENTY-FINE per cent.
The scrip of 1867 US per cent? Is now receivable
IS cash In payment of premiums. -
J. II. MONTAGUE, Agent at
nv 2s-3m Richmond, Va.
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rTNHE ARLINGTON MUTUAL
i LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA..
HOME OFFICE. 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
100000.
A GSETS

JOHN f. EDWARDS. President;
WILLIAM II. ISAACS, Nice-Presfdent:
D. i. HARTSOOk, Secretary;
CHAS. II. SMITH. NJ. D., Medical Examiner;
PROFESSOR EDW. Is. SMITH, Actuary;
II. C. CABELL, Legal Adviser;
JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE, General Agent.
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Dividend paid to policy holders at end Of second
year. In 1869, forty per cent.
The success of this company has exceeded all
conducted upon legitimate life Insurance princl-
pies. ,, 4, a.,
It's aim has been to exercise special care IN the
selection OF risks. the Strictest economy and db-
s0lute security in the investment of Its accumna-
tions. The extreme responsibility OF the COM
pany estcs to this safe and prudent course In the
care of the sacred funds confidcd
Special features, that should lead all to insure
In the company An investigation of Its plans ana
merits will leave no in doubt, and all VIII re-
rrct insurance elsewhere.
Annual dividends on life policies, commencing
at end of first year. and onc-third loan on profits.
No notes required for premiums. All policies
non-forieitablc. .,
No restrictions on travel or residence OUTSIDE
the tropics. I'm
Special protection to married women and chill
drCn, under charter.
No extra rate on females.
Its investments are made securely, for the benefit
of the policy-holders. "
AGENTS WANTED EVERY HEkE:
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AUGUSTA FA1R.-The time for holding
the county fair has been changed to the
18th, 18th, and 18th days of October. Our
people will please note this. We hope they
are all preparing for the fair. The neigh
boring counties are following our example,
and will hold fairs this year, and we must
look to it that old Augusta not only holds
her own, but that she keeps ahead.-Spec-
{ufo3-
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A GIRL SHOT AND KILLED.-0n Saturday
last, whilst Mr.. John Risk, who lives on the
farm of Mr.. Samuel Y. Kerr, near Sum
meridian, in this county, was handling his
gun, it was accidentally discharged and
shot his daughter, about twenty years of
age, in the head, killing her almost in
stantly. This was the only child he had
liying-his only son being shot and killed
during the war. 1t isa sad occurrence
Stanton Spectator Of Tuesday.
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DIRECTORS:

John Enders, William +. Taylor, Samuel 8. Cot
trcll John Purcell, Charles L. Workman, William
Willis Jr. Ed. 4. Smith, Thomas j. Evans, Jas.
A. Scott, Parker Campbell. W. II. Tyler, 2.
Edwards. A. Y. Stokes, j. B Morton, r. II. Dbl
rcIl. William II. Palmer, David /. Burr, Henry K:
EIyson, Asa Snyder, II. +. c. Baskerville, samuel
c. Tardy, W. 3. Chalkley, J. w: Allison, George
s. Palmer, Thomas ID. Quarles, II: Q. Cabeil ID. D.
Hartsook, John c. Williams William G. Taylor,
A. p. Abel, William b. Isaacs, George L. Bid
good. Samuel VI. Price.
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NEW YORK .

AUGUST o3.-Thc Wheat market IS more active
and l6l2c. higher; sales l23 600 bushels at Tl.iS@
Sl.5l for No.. spring; Si.jSMSl.C0 for winter red
and amber western: Sl.7O for white southern.
Corn Is lace. lower and dull sales $4,000 bushels
ut 936lSl.l3 for unsound new mixed western, ana
II. IIm%IT for sound. Rye Is quiet Barley Is
dull and nominal. Barley Malt is qnict and nomi-
nal. oats are dali and lower; sales of $1,000 BUSH
els at 6O6fG2c for new western and southern.
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Cash receipts for the year ending February l.
1869, over sl3, 600, OOO ;,
Cash assets February l, 1889, Invested in bonds
and mortgages worth In every case ooupie ING
amount loaned over 1872, 600, o0o 90,
Number of policies in force February ! 1857,
90, 48G.
This Is an all-cash and q PURELY MUTUAL COM
pANY and is conducted the only principle
which time and experience has proven to De n,t
nrc Jiyidcd annually among the Insured In the
most equitable manner which can be USED TO de-
crease the premiums or to purchase more lnsu-
rance at the option Of the policy-holders.
Application can be made to Mr.. Lewis bookcrs
Mr. John 4. GGddin, or the Undersigned
ID. y. WALKER CO., Agents,
No. 1914 Main street.
ID Examiner my1
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BARN BURST.-On Thursday night last
the 18th instant the barn and carriage
house of Colonel Asher W. Hartman, few
miles from this place, were destroyed by
FIRE. Among the contents of these build
ings which were destroyed were $50 bushels
of wheat, 600 bushels Of oats, 100 bushels
of rye, 100 bushels of screenings, 35 tons
of hay, reaper, mower, drill, harness, two
wagons, and other implements.
The barn and carriage-house and the con-
tents of the barn were insured to the
amount 81 300 in the Home Insurance Com
pany of New Haven.
r In the grain mentioned above there were
ESQ bushels Of wheat and 500 bushels of
oats in the carriage-house which were not
covered by insurance. -StduntOn Spectator.
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Two MORE DIABoLIcAL OUTRAGEs By Me-
GRoEs.-Information was received here
yesterday that two white girls, aged re-
spectively fifteen and thirteen years, dangh-
tiers of highly respectable citizen of Rock
bridge county, whose name we withhold for
the present, was most brutally outraged on
Friday last by two black fiends, the oldest
of whom is not more than sixteen years,
and the youngest but about fifteen. We
were unable to gather the full particulars
of these fendish deeds, but from what we
could learn it appears that the villains way
laid their victims not far from the house of
their parents and accomplished their afro
cious purpose. One of the scoundrels was
captured Sunday morning and lodged in
jail in Lexington. The other was still at
large Sunday evening, but the people of the
entire neighborhood in which the outrages
were perpetrated are securing the country
in search of him, and he has probably been
arrested by this time.-Lmchbarg Neeos OF
Tuesday.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
4 COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1S42.

THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
The national Republican., 1869-01-19
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and after SUNDAY, ,l7th May. ; 1858, three daily
trains will be run between Baltimore and Wheel
Pf ffREkfNOIfTE' RRkN fGT Al %sT sotp will leave
Bsitinors daiiS Except sandsyl 4 S:B a, N;
sAsS LINZ NJ w TafRfss tss FIX FkSN viii .Ss %
Sset a Bsilairs and ,ParkeTsburg for ali points
West, Southwest and N0IIhwesb -,oN rp.,u
WINCHESTER ACooMM0DATl9N TRAIN AN
day. Leaves winsGester for Baltimore daily
(sundAys excepted) at 800 =. m. ConneetinE a.
Frederick JunetiYn with train t1r hIeaerish sI sna
'STi STHR ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti.
RSrs a. y :sS.s sHS s Gcd MI y rs il Ii
a M and s'G FG& ~ fiSGk faiSSGkRRsrowE,
Lsxs BfSG.f To- "Rd viz
County Railroad, arriving at Hagepstown AZ 2:k
and $40 p. IN. Returning leays HageIstown Al
$40 and II m. arriving In Baltimore At lO;2o A.
m' anu u" y FOR wINoHEsTER.
Leave Baltimore at ~ 4 m and 4!lO p n ar
irving At Winchester at sand ~ p m ketsra,
In Baltimore 4! f6R 5GiS% S%sAsaAIrSSSf6S' Il "a IN,
Leave Baltimore at $50, 7:O6, s;20and s:B a, m ,
and FRSM 'ilSM " %@&sSSfhTfNGFo%S sSfTfN + r FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Washington att aud s a. m, and R!D, 2,
49, 7 aud $50 ; PF6R K ANNAPOLIS.
leave Washington at a, m, and isO p, IN
Trains leave An915SSHpbSSS'T ns915SSHpbSSS'TSR3fSs S j. anu ~" p H.
Leave Baltimore foT washingIon at S;5o and s:a
a n ana AZ i2 t. sSd S u leave % WASHINGTON
&c, apply To- ] r ENGLAND, Agent, Candle
''"'''-' " JOHN L. WILSON.
Master VI fTauspurIat.un
L. N. CILE, uuutTAl rvkel Ageut