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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-05
The Columbia Female Institute.
MAURY COUNTY. TENN,
OgIelhorps University,
Atlanta, Gas1sbasa

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT.
Rev. DAYIDrWILLS, d. D. President and
Professor of Bellies Lettres and Sacred Lit
9UsTAVUsJ. 6~RR,Professor OF Mathematics
ang AstfonomY. lu ITrG HHF
Rev. DONALD FRASER, A M, Professor OF
Latin and Greek Languages and Literature.
W. LECONTE STEVErS, A. B., Professor of
Natural Sciences.
Rev. 7. A. HoYT- Professor OF MetaphysIcs
- To be supplied Professor of Modern
Languages.
Philosophy and Principal OF High School.
is one of the h~ealthiest cities in the
United States Qood board can bs had at
from SIG to Sl8 per month. ,ta
There VIII be two terms In the College, the
first commencing FIRST Monday In october.
and ending the 18th Of February; the second
beginning the nrst Monday in March and
ending July 9Th. Terms Of MISUNDERSTANDING
i've dollars per annum, half in advance. au3l
D. StswarTSY Cvlleelats Institute,
ne AIaba@a St.. Hesaphis, Tenn. roo
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CHANGE or FIRM.

THECLorHING BUSINESS OF sTEINER
Il Bros - Nam street, will hereafter Be
conducted under tbs nrm lame IofJ q
Main street. sea
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N. ESTES. H. L. Jackson
ESTES & JACKSON,
Attorney s"R t-h w,
Nos. IS and II Madison Street,
ie7l MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Unclaimed Goods Stored with Elliott &
Miller, No. 2 Elicit Block.

w HIGH will be sold for charges II not
w called for In thirty days from date,
August 2Sth, 1871: JE McClellRnd, , planer
busters; II A Batch, lot hand carts; P CBl-
bert, 1 box; p TW0hig, l hid bottles; 3 c
Bieree & Co 3 casks English b s nails W x
Fry, 8 boxes, Z bbls g ware Charles White,
shOw tent and plumber; General d q Brown,
/ 3 machine; b q Venable. l wheat drill;
Fisher, Am is q Col marble slab; J Tur-
ner, l box; Mrs A King. 2 bOxs h b goods; W
Wauson / stove; A P swanson, 2 chests II
L Gufon, 1 tool chest; Jos Beatty, l trunk; j
Meyer, . show cases; Burnett, l wagon;
G CT, 2 boxes z ware; Z, ] box g ware; =
p. L box mdse; r DB 2 bbls, ! box z ware;
L H. l Dbl, i box z ware. No mark, l oil can,
/ stove, lot OF valises. auN 4W 81 @ "
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TUE NEXT SESSION. wlLL BEGIN ON
Monday. the 4sh Day Of September Next

And continue ten calendar months. A thor
oush course OF instruction is provided, en-
braeing English, Commercial, Mathematical
and Classical Studies. such text books viii
be used as are entirely free from sectional0
political reference. iy2
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Pretty Snooth. -One Of Cavasaueh's
friends did . very smooth thing q the He.
lena primary. He Wa standing near The
polls. and bad number Of tickets headed,
For Delegate. James II. Cavanan1h," and
beneath. the Csvanaugh DelegaieR Accost-
ing voter he peofsred him one. On rad.
Ing It over be handed Il back with the 70.
mark that he was going 70 vote for e. W.
Toole "All right; lllscTaicA Oavanaugh's
name out and write In Warrsn Toole" 10
saying. be % did, handed Il hack to the 70.
polls and deposited the RECONSTRUCTED"
ticket. confident u the belief that he had
exercised the highest privilege Of freeman
IN accordance with bic desires and designs.
Still II didn't save Csvansugh.
l. 0. 80. r. lnstitstjea. Monday
evening next, Cottonwood Lodge Indepen.
dent Order OF Odd Fellows will be institu.
ted 1t Masonic Hall, Deer Lodge The In.
stituting officer ID @. Dunavsa. District
Deputy Grand Hire Of Helena. There sss
now twelve members here, sad there will
be six initiated on the nnst evening. The
Lodge organizes under good auspices. We
learn that the Fraternity has secused !
Lodge room In the Masonic Hail.
10. o. FAN charter mssabses Of CT.
tonwood Lodge No. 2. I. u. o. f., and oil
ancient Odd Fellows who wishes to become
members Ut the above nsn1ed Lodge, will
please call, within i've days. on the I'M.
eesslyned. A. H. LEVY.
Ds Lodge, Jsssz, 1871.
kAcs.-Ance 1T coo yasds on the Olin
Track on Tuesday, between Lizard and the
Aissoula Mare, Red Bird, was won By the
latter BY twenty-five fest Stakes, Q cay>
use. Lizard didn't get warmed up 70 the
work that time.
Porsonal.-Messrs. w. H. Claggett and
Horace C0untryman returned frpm Helena
last evening. .nessrA Z. u. HcClsy and
In Myers were In town yesterday, and do.
parted for Helena on - diverging ruute."
Success. Ed: diamond are you-
10 Hpeech. Csvansugh returned to
Deer Lodge yesterday, but owing to indis.
position did not speak - announced.
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DeosvissS. Newspapers.


-
Three daily New York City newspapers,
two evening and one morning, have died
within month, and mora must, be on their
last legs. Nome 1t the dead journals had =
long life; but they lived long enough TO
lose At least three or foul Handsome fortunes
Take away Government and o1Ijcial patron
age, and forty per cent Of oil, the journals
In the country would die II takes long
years of labor and large investments in cap.
ital to establish or maintain successful
journal but especially IL this true of this
city, where the expenditures a,c enormous,
II live paper 10 printed, with t~legrams
from Europe and ct homo. The Rspress 10
not among the oldest OF the living city jour.
nals, but since Il was established. In 1888, It
has seen the oldest die out. y the old Her.
sessgs Gazette, the old New 1srk Gazette.
the New York Dsay A6sersiiw, the New
York Esssiss Star of Nr. Noah. the New
York Amsr;ess Of Mr.. King, The New York
Esesisg xisvsr, the New York Cssrisr asd
Lnsxirer, the New York &asesmas, etc.
These Of the dead past, existing before the
Esprsss was established. Since then, in
this city alone, over sixty daily papers have
started and died, after losing st least twenty
millions of dollars. There 10 no business
moro precarioas than journalism. unless Il
b mercantile business, In which II has been
proved that In long cosrss Of years from
ninety-three to ninety .dvc per cent fail In
business.
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Up CesDtry.-xessrs. Newcomer and
Zenor returned from the upper country last
evening, Every person b 4 work. only
one man being visible In the strssts OF
Rocker yesterday. Nlnias. with fres -.
Ia, the snsDss would ply we'll: but lOcsosa
IN inch i . heavy pull on the most Of III
claims. Kohzs d Newcomer are working
seven men on the Orc Elmo ground which.
with their own bitches i paying 90 $500
Tie hand.-In . political way Toole y
MD to have Butte. Silver Bow and German,
While Rocker viii - for Csvansugh. vsl.
i,on has IL lad for Shssi6.--By Tho way,
NJ. L. W. Scott. Of Rocker. b - 1os'
Permanently ssttlsd msn in Montana Ha
h. bess aear Rocker for i've os az year.,
working industnously and successfully,
sod In I'll that tino 6as NOT been nfteel
miles away from HE hoaA Caa Aoasas'
bat tbssl
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Mining In Georgia. were wrong In
stating last winter that Mr.. Jos. Bell OF
Pilgrim Bar would remain In Georgia to
mine. H. likes the Montana diggings Too
we'll Mr.. James Piercs. formerly Of Phi.
grim Bas, has, however. remained there to
mine. and = sttee from him lest week states
that with four men employed the prodt on
Ill was 1i5 per week. Ye dissatisfied Mon.
laniaus, II any such there be, think Of that
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MURDER on TEN NILE.
An Oh Maa and hls Son Killed.

Abouttwo o'clock yesterday afternoon, Patrick Ne
Lauyhlin and bic son Mlchsa Mclaughlin were elol
mod probably killed, bv Thomas CQurtrworth, on Up
,er Ten Mile. The circumstances were ~ follows.
They had hcea partners In mining claim. and Courts.
worth had been abssnt Tor couple Ut days and return
Cd Just ~ the old man aud bic son wrFs cleaning up
she sluiccs The old man then offered 70 d.
vide the dust. taking out the price 81 the
two days which CourswoIh had not work.
ed. The latter domusCd to this. and the Old
sSout $50 In an, sal ssked him to divide that BE-
tsssu thsm. Al tho old man and his son were con.
ing Ssek 70 their cabin, having the dust divided.
CDartswssth stopped up and shot them down, and
thsn tura11 ara ran into the mountains. warrant
lar his arrest was sworn ont before Judge Uilgcf.
ne last messenger down reports the Old man dead
~ tic boy dying .-0GseNs Va.
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POLITICAL no -.

! Anti Haight Clubs are being formsd In
every ward Il San F1nciseo. ~
Andrew johnson 10 said 10 b willing To
faka ~ nald = Presidential candidate OF
the Democracy next year.
\ Jim" Coifroth, having three times al
ready offered himself % sacrifice, refuses
70 run fourth time for Congress.
An enemy Of IN Ohio Republican speaks
of him q fellow who spells his name No.
Yea, and pronounces II noise.
Lesl,e, Democratic candidate for Governor
Of Kentucky. ID stumping the State jointly
with General Harlan, the Republican can.
didate.
william Watt Of Grass Valley, Is an.
pouuced q candidate for the United States
Senate; hence his desire 70 defeat Fineley
1t the primaries.
John g. breckenridge was chosen dele.
rate 70 the Kentucky Democratic State
Conveution, but declined 70 serve, - he
says hs II unwilling to re.entsr the arena Of
political strife.
The political campaign In Maine will open
shortly. The Democratic State Convention
has hem called to meet at Augusta. June a.
Gen. Charles w. Roberts viii 30 re.n0mt'
mated. The election viii takc place Sep. II.
An Alal,es journal hears '.of the demise
rSfMnnY does u Madison, killed by inces-
snnt barking at De00cratic candidates
passing around. "-Ne0 Fork Ttt1saA
(which ths'same might be aid or Non
Il Panama he's he'd . tsemendous revolution.
'Ths regular army Of forty, after several
days hard fighting, were captured by the
insurgents, Who entered the capital In
pomp, seized the archives and treasury
which were kept IN . cigar bog, and elected
Gonzales 0osasn0g. BY . vota. Of 8 70 !.
II The Cincipnati Eassirsr gives place 10
and warmly approves . vigorous three. COL
umu letter from - disting rushed Ohio Dem.
ocsaa, !" IN which Mr.. valAndlxham's reso.
lutions aro most numerically criticized.
by The GODS Of tho Hottentots," says this
writer, .swhere b tho man deserving It the
name AZ Democrat who, after due reflection,
would make suoh sacrifice Of honor, man
hood and pessopal dignity. for the paluy
nay Of power Z" He then goes on with
much ability TO convict valhndigham Of
sAullifylpg himself BY subsequently, intro.
ducinG into ~ platform tn ''deod Issues
reiocl0d g ~ Outset. and OF making decJs-
rslious - - found ID every Republican
platform ales ~ war > part q Democratic
doctIincG y.
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FerseosI.-The Mr.. Toole and Mr.. Clark
announced by yesterdays coach tor Mon.
tana are father and sister of Mr.. E. w.
Toolc. Major Christopher, BY same coach,
ID nephew Of Col. w. L. Irvine, of Deer
Lodge. :. .Messrs. Jas. NJ Cavauaugh and
Peter Roman left for Helena yesterday morn.
Ing. Col. Irvine and Mr.. Tooie went TO
Pilgrim Bar last evening-to buy mining
ground we presume.
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Mere LIght.-Since the Introduction Of .
Locomotive Headlight In the Pioneer
Company's mines at Gold Greek, the Idea
has become quite popular. Nessn. Hol.
csmb b Berry, Roe 4 Bell, Brelsford q
Fisher and another company have ordered
md reeelved them for their. mines on Pill
grim Bar. The Locomotive Light d much
better and. much cheaper than the wood
ases thsy'hsve bssn using. and will proba'
bly, be Adopted By III the Companies . soon
y they can b. obtained. .
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The following has been received by sher.

III Jones:
Helena June q, n.
To THE 6HERrFF or DEER LoD0E Co.
Thomas Courtworth murdered Mclaughlin
on tho bend ut lO.mile creek to-day. Court.
worth 10 young man. - or - years Of
sge, 8 feet high, light complexion. thin
unoustschc and side whiskcrs, very large
eyes, thin nose and downcast appearance
when addressed. He vOrs, when he left, .
broad cloth coat. souaewhat thrcadbare, and
I silver watch chain. Yours truly,
w. L. STEELE,
SHHRIvr or L. 3 G. Co.
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PASSENGER fer Montana. -Corinne, June
e-Psssepgcr list norih-T. II. Mason, =.
Toole, Mira Clark and daughter, r. H.
Christopher.
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we notice tho name Of J. 8. Hammell
appears In Helena Herald - Assistant Ed.
itor. Esseeming him gentleman and hon.
osable journalist, We wish to ny "Wsl-
come" and express the hope that his l'nes
may fall In pleasant places.
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Pioneer Boot 4 Shoe Store
Mipsss 4 Piosecs, piletn ~ m sajsesae Caaps
win onA the hese Quality of .-
MINERS EOOTS At nOURNGYA- PIONEER
- ~ ~ - n Noalaua Large 0eock On Sizes.
m Nfyies ii LADiFS OAlTIR1 AND SHOES
D. II WE6rON.
Pionsse, II. T. Nay IL 1sn. :. Ss.n
I4rna9 fTydroullO No18lOa, etc.
Received last evening pr Express to9 Ssa pran.
eisco. a lAvoioe oe Calieonia Hy6raalic NessjeA,
Beer Kex snd Leo Boz Cocks. A lal1 app!y
0oS STRAN0 RlCUAkDSON,
4 r.=r-g..@ @ft 4t5 0ooe I0dRa
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LOCAL NEWS.

I'VE arc requested to state that the fol.
lowing call 10 made by agreement of friends
Of the contending Delegates, and full st.
tendance 10 requested.
70 the Democrats Of Deer Lodge ToWnsblp.
you viii 1est IN eosvsaeioa st the Court Uosss In
DEER Lodge City, June 10 st O'Clock p N. An b
-. w. THOs. L. NATION,
Chairman CxnleA Con-,
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Read Go1un1Il


WAxIaD-Dese 1eSq4 n(.1e Wasn4AA L IN
, -. = :: .abp(a al; .
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HOW THEY DO IN BERLIN. AND now PEOPLE
0uOUD DO HERE:
90 10 r A. y. Helass's, Post Onos otoee. asA hav
ysur stch lasured 20 kccp good tms for - mostAs
Ss advt. 80 oAW
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RACE& RACES! RACES!
{. 80
in Purses.

Agricultural 11inera
and Mechanical Association,
Announces the following programme fos rsess 70 Gums
OF On the Fair Grounds mar Hsacna, y. r.,
JUNE 06.h, 1871.
Two RUNNING RAcEa Purse 170a
ASP. m. Runnlng Race, single dash Of one mile,
free u oil hosses. for purse Of 13 10 enter and
Cd hor.s il an sesd hosse--iis i'll weight sso5 t.
hrss h0sse 1iQO % second.
A. - p. M. Running Race. single dash Of 500
esO, ste eat~ ana 10 80. taa6 - INT herss SIS
'~'- JULY 4th, 1871. =
Taorrue AND Ruxxixe PAc. :. : Pur.s, >soo
Amos TOwnssnd and Rattsss. mile hsata, .best Sis
70 30: $50 70 Ant horse 90 to second:
heats. bsst Two il los pare of isoO Run to rule.
weight 70 ass. I've year Old hosss h asd horss-lls
lbs. weight to enter and u g. $50 to first
horse, go 70 second hossc.
49, JULY 9Th, 1871.
GRAND Ruxxuxe RACE, Pure 340o
ASP m. Running Race, mile dash catch welghss
:. 500 . sss ..es.s cutter
All parties wish.g to eo1pste soe ths shove pseni
ans .ase enclose their eetsa together With the en-
49, ~ oaso0 cDSGSOtse 1e0 UeI&@ss s0C 09nae
With the Secretary before u O'Clock q noon At the
day preceding thi - which the rscs IL to take place.
Tan KULE n InPERAflvR
The time adopted 10 that b, the regulator At A. <
viii 4 Co., Helena. 20. rs.t4 H.
Entry fees 10 PER cent q full amount Of pure o.
Eczcd fuN each Eece.
Parties wishing to take part IN the above races viii
b allowed TIE usc Of the grounds Tor
r.,.- TDAMMo Fa1k
The track o( tho Aseociatloo hss beeo pat In INK
coodjtioa and h undoubtedly the heus Eacs course IN
any Of u Tsssieosisa
Further particus may b obtained Of either Of tn
uadsssieasA. JOHN KlNNA. pseCkl
y i. ". CA8r1H1En, Sscy. ,s0ayoo&Awaa
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Ina Tuesdays Daily.
Bssee ard 1seker.-1lr. Herman. Of
Rocker, informs % that Anton & Hill Of
Bate cleaned up for their flrst run. flour
men and one hydnulic) e9,500, and for the
second week $4,000. That's biz work for
any country. % or 70 men are working at
Butte, and doing we'll. There ars fewer
Cinnamon about Rocker than last year. .
large gang having gone to Pipestone. They
managed to get Ia debt In Silver Star about
5000, 500 OF which was 70 Jos. Cans, and
then decamped, bilking their creditors.
Fast Frelyhts.-The Corinns Rsporssr
notes the following aiming the shipments
for tho West Side Of Montana for the week
ending May 20: Norton d Dean. silver
Bow. one package, 2l3 lbs; Lewis 4 COle.
man, Deer Lodge, 8 packages, 4S5 lbs Mrs.
Jane Iohey: Deer Lodge, package, l25
lbs; +. T. Huson. package, 80 l6s., oil
by Diamond Il Fast freight
New Arsjvals.-Thc sister snd niece of
Mr.. J. n. Bowes. accompanied BY Mrs. r.
Davis. arrived In town frum the Pine Tree
State, on Saturday last. and intend to call
Deer Lodge home" Welcome.
From Wednesdays Daily.
The strike ut Plooeer.-The strike at
Pioneer will not likely prOve extensive or
continued. On Monday evening meeting
Of miners WAS called, but proved failure.
A paper wss then signed by some eighty
miners, agreeing to not work for less than
%, but on Tuesday only forty two still held
out, the remainder g0ing to work. There
was NO fighting and spparently 1ittle I'D fed.
ing, although the water was turned OF ~.
eral times. Mr.. Thos. 6taart. h company
with . doubDe.ehoste6 musket. .tAen took
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-18
RAILROADS.
n ICHMeND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
IL CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.--on and afte
MARCH so, 1871.


N ICHMeND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
IL CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.--0n and afte
MARCH So 1871.
GOING WEST,
Train No. Through Passenger) leaves Richmond
daily (exceps Sundsysl at A. NJ; leaves Dapvle of
Il.O3 A. RI: arrives at Greensboro at 1.52 PM.
Train No. (Lynohburg Passenger) leaves Rich.
mond daily at s15 A. M. arrives at Lynchburg at
Train No. Through Mail and Express) leave
Richmond daily at $40 p. M leave Danville daily
at 1922 P. M. arrive at Greensboro daily at 1856
Am.
GOING EAST
Train No. Through Mail and Express) leave
Greensboro daily at A. M. leave Danvile daily al
1895 A. NJ; arrive at Richmond daily at 1880 p. M,
Train No. 5 Through Passenger) leaves Greens
boro' daily except Sundays at 1l:O5 M; leave Dan
vile at 1:27 P. NJ arrive at Richmond at 5:l5 p. NJ
Train No. o (Lynchburg Passenger) leaves Lynch
burg daily at $3.50 A. NJ; leaves Burkeville at
| NJ arrives at Richmond at 400 P. M.
| Trains Nos / and connect at Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for all point
| South.
Train No. connects at Burkeville with Train OF
Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio Railroad for all point
THROUGH TICKETS to all points South ant
| Southwest can be procured at the ticket office IL
| Richmond. H
IA Papers that have arrangements to adverti,,
the schedule Of this company will please print q
'''''' JNo r. MACMURDo,
apis General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA, AND MANASSAS
" RAILROAD.

On and after SUNDAY, January 20, 1871, one daily
passenger train will run between WARRINGTON
and LYNCHBURG, connecting at Gordonsville with
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to Richmond,
Staunton and the Virginia Springs; at Lynchburg
for the West and Southwest and at Washington to
the North and Northwest.
Leave Washington daily at 655 a, m, and Alexan-
ria at a. NJ, arriving at Lynchburg ct sos m.
Leave Lynchburg at 1925 m, arrive at Alexandria
at 5:25 m, and ut Washington at 6l5 pm.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington daily
excepting Sunday at 1880 m leave Alexandria
at ll:2o m, pass strasburg at 4;20 M and arrive
at Harrisburg at p m,
Eastward, leave Harrisonburg at $50 m; pass
Strasburg at 9.25 IN, arrive at Alexandria at 156
m, and at Washington in time for connecting with
the 3 !, m train from Washington to Baltimore
Good connections, by comfortable coaches. are
made to Fairfax Court House from Fairfax station /;
to Middleburg from Plains; to UppervilIe from
Piedmont, and to Stanton from Harrsonburg
Both the Eastward and Westward bound trains
make close connection at Strasburg with the Win
chester and Strasburg Railroad to Winchester Hars
per's Ferry. DC.
Elegant Sleeping cars are run daily between New
York and Lynchburg, without change.
Also, cars through between Baltimore and Lynch
burg, avoiding the Inconvenience of transfer in
Washington.
Through tickcts and baggage checked to ell promi-
nent points. j. M BR0ADUS
NH 7--tf General Ticket Agent.
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and after Sunday, 18th june 1870 THREE
DAILY TRAINS will be run between Baltimore and
Wheeling and ParkeIsburg, as follows;
The MAIL TRAIN, for all way points, east of
Piedmont, will leave Baltimore daily Except Sum
days) at 500 A. M. returniBgswill arrive at Balti-
more at sos P. NJ.
The s A. M, Train connects with strasburg and
Harrisonburg via Manassas Gap Railroad.
The FAST LINE will leave daily a; p. NJ. re-
turning, will arrive az Baltimore at $40 A; n.
The CINCINNATI EXPRESS will lenve baltimore
daily at s:45 7. M; returning will arrive at Balti-
more at $50 p.
The WINCHESTER AND srRAsBURG AcoMMo-
PATTON TRAIN will leave Baltimore daily Except
sunday4 at 4;o5 P. NJ returning Will arrive at 1o:4o
Am.
TIE MOUNT AIRY ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
turning, will leave Mount Airy at els A. II, aud
arr We at Baltimore at $50 A. II.
The ELLfCOTT's MILLS TRAIN will leave at LOO
NJ, daily Except Sundays); returning will arrive
at Baltimore at 800 P. NJ.
FOR HAGERsTOWN AND FREDERICK.
Leave at 500 a. M and and 4o5 p. m. returning,
will arrive at $40 and 1o40 a, M and sos p. m.
FOR WINCHESTER AND sTRAsBURG.
Leave Baltimore at 500 a. m. and 400 p. IN. re-
turning will arrive at 1910 a. M. and sos p. m.
FOR WASHINGTON.
Leave Baltimore at 42o 5:os 7, $40 and 1880
M, and 2, $3.50, 4:45 and SEQ p.
FROM WASHINGTON,
Trains leave at GAS, 500 and 9:25 a. m. and 1245
ESQ, 4:lo, $40, 7:45 and 9p. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore att and l1:3o a. m. and AS p. m
leave Washington at 645 and OPS and ATOP. m
SUNDAY TRAiN--wAsHrNGT0N DIVISION
Leave Baltimore at 4:20, sos and $40 a.. m and
4:45 and 500 p m.
Leave Washington at 7;25 a. M and $50, 40, 745
and p. IN.
Tickets can DO purchased at the Office, No. 14s
West Baltimore street, corne- OF Calvert, where
orders can ls left for baggage to be called Tor, and
which will be checked at persons residence.
For further information, Tickets of every kind,
&C.. apply to j. T. England, Agent, Camden Station
I. the Ticket Office. JOHN L. WILSON,
Master of Transportation.
L. NJ COLE
tsvVI General Ticket Agent
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-18
NJ oRTnERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.


On and after SUNDAY, December 4, 1870, Trains
will leave foIlows
$3.50 q. m-Mait daily Except Sundays) for the West
aad North to Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
l240 m.-Fast Line daily Except Sundays) for the
West and North to Williamsport.
74Qp. m.--Daly (excspt Sundays for the West. .
1870 p m.-Daily for the West. North to Buffalo,
Rochester. Niagara Falls and tho Cauadas.
Trains for Western Maryland Road at $50 a. m and
$50 pm.
Trains for Gettysburg at $50 g. n. and 1910 D. M
Trains for Hanover o. $3.50 M, 1910 and $3.50 p
Trains for Cumberland Valley Road at $3.50 a. and
+ 1240 p. m.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
For York daily Except Sundays)-33Q D N,
For Partition daily Except Sundays)- 5:30 p M.
TRAINS ARRIVEIN BALTIMORE.
From the West and North-2:30 and 9I6 m 1890.
2:45 and OILS p m
York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Q IN.
Partition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q L..
For tickets to ell points North and West apply to
Calvert Station and at No North Calvert street
ED. s. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent
ALFRED r. FIsKE,
General Superintendent.