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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-30
Resolutions Passed by Masonic Bodies
OF bethel, on the Death OF
Henry Il. Howard.

Your Committee. appointed as such, a.
the Regular Communication of Bethel
Lodge, No. 81, held Feb. 8, 1872, to draft
resolutions on the death OF Bro. II. i.
HowARp, would report as follows:
Resolved. That whereas il has pleased
the Almighty Ruler of the Universe TO re-
move by death our beloved brother, Henry
+. Howard. II member OF this Lodge,
we deeply lcel the great loss wo have
sustained.
ReSolUed, That in our departed Brother
ne always recognize the true Mason III
tho simplicity OF his character, his chart
table regard for others, tho purity OF his
lite, and in his domestic duties aud public
relations as n citizen, and who in his IN
tercourse with his fellow man exerted an
influence which won universal respect
wherever he was known.
Resolved, That we, members of this
Lodge, will evel keep sacred his memory
and strive to initiate his many virtues in
all the relations OF lie.
ReSolred That this Lodge deeply sym
pathze with his surviving companion in
the great loss she has sustained by his
death.
Resolred, That a copy OF these resolu.
tons be published in the OXFORD Demo-
Graf and Ortord Register, and also that
copy be forwarded to the widow oi ou'
departed brother.
$. K. SuEuAN,
j. A. MoRToS,
+. @. WHEELER,
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New York Commercial AdrertiSer
says: "A great effort had been made to
secure. a large attendance of anli-Grant
Congressman at Cincinnati, but the most
assiduous attention and eXpostulation
thus far has only succeeded in making it
clear that Upton and Schurz UiU attend
the convention, and that Sumner may.
This shows a heavy falling off on the
vote, They must bring out the Quakers.n
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j. 4. MORTON,
e.. X. WILEY,
on Resolutions
Death of Y. Is. Moody.

.lF. Edtor:-Many of your readers
will be panied TO learn OF the death of i
most eslimabls native OF Oxford County.
Nelson b. Moody, Esq, who went
from this State TO the West seventeen
years ago, died of lung fever ut his home
in Marion, Grant Co, Wisconsin, on
Thursday, April It'll, aged nearly forty
years. He was the son OF Bcniah aud
Thankful Moody. OF Paris.
Being we'll educated, he was one OF
the leading men of the town which ho
adopted rs his home. lie acquired con
siderable property aud WAS an active and
energetic business man. 4 few years
ago lie aidsd in establishing The BoS-
cobcl Broad AK live local paper,
formerly Published at Boscobcl, Wis
He served in the late war, and Was
everywhere respected. His sorrowing
wife aud children have the proloundesl
sympathies OF their Maine friends.
L. W. b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-30

The Bridgton News says: Mcssrs.
Glines & Western, farmers, drovers and
horse dealers, of Fryeburg, arrived at
Bridgton Saturday, from Canada. with
seventeen horses which they had bought
there, and were taking home to Frye.
burg. These gentlemen go to Canada
once year to buy horses,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-30

Boston, April ga large and intelli-
gent audience assembled last evening in
Rev. DR.. Cheney's church to listen 10
Hon. 7. H. Hubbard, of Maine, in re-
spouse to the call of Washington Tenn
pie of Honor, No Is. A. H. Lewis, Esq.
presided, and after q few opening re-
marks by j. E Butler. also of Maine.
who gave a touching and Interesting ac-
count OF the reform movement now 90
ing on in Maine. Mr.. Hubbard occupied
N hour in "A eloquent address. The
meeting was a success in every respect.
and omens well for the future.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-30
The Bath Times saws that bv instrpc

The Bath Times says that by instruc-
ton of Sheriff Millay. on Monday of
last week. Deputy Sheriff Perkins notified
the Bath liquor sellers that they would
be prosecuted unless they ceased selling
at once. A large and enthusiastic tenn
peranee meeting was held at Bath
Wednesday evening.
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End DISTRICT
Republican Convention.

THE Republicans OF the second Congressional
District, are hereby requested 60 meet III C0hNea'
vcntion, bv delegates at ARbugn Hall, Auburn
Me-. on "Wednesday. The 2snd day OF May next,
nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating
\ candidate TO represent said district in tile 43d
Congress.
Also 10 nominate candidate for elCctor of Pres
Ident and Vice President, and to elect two deli
gates and two alternateS to attend the Repu0-
lean National Convention, 20 be held 9t Philadel
phis, June 5th, ls33
Also TO transact such other business as may
properly come before the Convention.
The basis Of representation viii be rs follows /;
Each civ, town and plantation viii DC entitled 20
one delegate, and an additional delegate for each
Seventy i've votes or fraction OF the same,numeer'
ing thirty sigh; or more, cast for Governor Cham
berlain. in ls6s. Chairmen OF the several city,
town and plantation committee are requested 70
forward he names OF delegates elect 10 Robert
Martin, Chairman Of the DistricS C0mmittse At
Auburn, Box IS, Immediately after their election.
The committee viii be m session at the Kim
House, Auburn, in the afternoon prior, and NJ the
Hall on the morning Of the Convention at O'Clock,
10 receive credentials
ROBERT MARTIN, Republican
s ri { i NM HENDERSON. District
q. ID. BlSBEE, Committee
March s7th, A. u. ls3z,
Under the above basis the several town IN OK
ford County viii be entitled 20 Representatives as
follows:
Albany Norway
AndOver Oxford
Bethel Paris
BrowndeId Peru
Ruckneld Porter
Byron RoNoury
Canton Ruini0rU
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:. X. SHEuAN,
j. A. MoRToE,
T.. @. WHEELER,
Committee.
Bethel. Aprilll, 1872.
BETHEL. Anril 18Th. 1872.


BETHEL. April 18Th, 1872.
Resolred, That the Companions of Ok
ford X. 4. Chapter have learned with
profound sorrow OF the death OF Com
panion Henry +. Howard, late n mem
Der Of their Chapter.
ReSolred. That in the death of our Ia
mented Companion, and Brother, !oy-
ING husband, a kind father, an affection
ate brother, warm friend, n pleasant
companion, good citizen and a just aud
honest man has gone To meet his reward.
ReSolred, That while our siuccIcsl
sympa,hes are with those who are sud
denly called TO mourn an irreparablc loss,
We should grieyo not Tor the departed
Tor he is al rest with his God-wbcre the
ever living and ever green sprig OF
acacia blooms at the head Of his grave,
constantly reminding u, the living. that
we too are passing away, sustained by
the thought that il is only the earthly OF
mortal part that dies. that tho immortal
will still survive the grave and can new
or, never. never die, but will arise in the
resurrection mortal and be permitted to
pass under that great living arch, as
pure and unsullied - when first given to
earth by the Supreme Grand Master.
ReSoircd, That we
Weep not for him who dieth,
For he sleeps aud Is nj lest;
And ihe couch vhrroon he heth
+ the green earih's quiet breast
ReSoircd, That copy Of these reS"in
tons Le published in each of ont County
news papers. and that The Secretary oI
this Chapter furnish the widow OF TIE
deceased coN Of these resolutions rs a
slight testimonial OF our respect and 60
tcem Tor our departed Companion, ano
Brother
s. +. GmsoN.
j. A. MORTON,
q. X. WHEY,
Committee on Resolutions.
Attest; G.. X. WILEY, Scc'y.
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BY arrangement with the Universe.
list Society at Mechanic Falls. Rev. S. S.
Davis, OF Canton, n. y, will supply
their pulpit April 2Sth and May 5lh, with
a view to remaining with them for time.
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No,qcdv Items.
An Ecclesiastical Council con, snch

An Ecclesiastical louncii COW s"o' 1T
the ngrcgaiional Church last Thu sdaY
to consider the expediency OF dl's"iVins
the relations Of Rev. T. L. Merry AMI
the Isl and I'd churches in NORWAY
David f. Brown, ESQ., of Belhc' wn'
Moderator. and Rev Geo. +. re"kShnfF
Scribe. The cause wss insdequacy &"
support. no other complaint existing on
either side, and the Council advised TINT
the pastoral relation 10 dissolved, and
recommended him, ''as an able and faith
lul minister, for any field OF labor. lie
was intending 10 preach hi' Iare"cil
sermon last Sunday.
It is matter OF sincere regret that the
community and denomination are To lose
the services al SO faithful laborer. We
also regret To learn thai the health oi
Mrs. Merry.Is very poor.
Tie Norway Banl; publishes tho Ger
Lilicale of the Comptroller OF The Cur
roncy, showing that it has authority % do
business The first lot Of bills is expect
ed this week, being issued on $4,000 OF
Government Bonds. The Capital os the
Bank is $780, 900 and when all mscSicd
in Bonds il is entitled lo $50. 900 %! bills
for circulation The nc.g roam i,r tho
Bank is being fitted mp. They are now
doing business in the Savings Bank, AMI
al their available funds are readily
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MEDICAL.
Baltimore Lock HOSpita.


Physician Of this celebrated Institution discovered
EhSn y t9e 6rSst hGsE.lals Of Europe, VIZ Eng
greedy, pleasant and eheotuai remedy 10 The world
" EkCEssEs OR ABUSES OF THE SYSTEM.
wcnkness Of tho Bgef oE Limbo, sirictures, Affection
ot the Kidneys or bladder, Inv OluntaFy plphargna
tia lans1lGT l2w Sfints, Cinfusinn u fie1s, fai.
Br 3. sG . ss5 dTrP r. Pm T6 q sshi
etin, AIS ctl0ns of the LIVER, LungS, Stomach or
B0wcs.thOse terrible Disorders arising from Roli.
more fatal to their victims than the song Of The
sirens 70 the Mariners of Uyaaoa blightng their
tnOst brilliant hopes or Anticipation, rendering mar.
rage, ko, impossible destroying both body and
YOUNG MIN
Vice, that dreadful and dsiTuctivs habit which a..
ggaRs he ~ aI saRs sS S sSS S.S e
wahed 70 ecstasy the living Tyre, may call with full
T6ese arc some Of tho sal and melancholy effects
produced by the early habits q youth, VII Weak.
ness Of ths hack aud Limbs Palms 10 the Head,
ion u tho Heart. Dyspefgi, Nervous iTritab1ity,
arrangement q The Digestive Functions, General
MESTkLiY. The ieariui efectS p On tho mind are
mnch e be dreaded, Loss of Memory, Confusion uf
SSn g sdesty, Gse rhs 6y aG q sSSs s S
idity' &C. arr some q tRs ssIIihl1yyroduoed
maTase aware q Physical weSfnsss l9 g y ro
PSptSti5R 0Fane WssRnsN SeTS%as tb sbiy ~
any other disggsliniegp9t,,2p, sgesdilg relieved
The many thousAnds cured at this eatablishment
within the last twenty years, aud the numerous i'm.
son witnessed BY he rsPrasshstS q thc PTess
aud many others, notices o. which have appeared
ins as man of honor SS aud FssP0nsi6iiy Z sni
cient guarantee to the afflicted.
ONCE, south Frederick street, baltimore,
nova Maryland.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosLLs TOR FREsH BEEF AND vEGE-
INV p.y 6FIp5I 10 "a R,o,rv,v,

NV Yong. bsosmbeT I, IsS, 7
Sealed proposals., lndorped " Propoaais for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables" will be received Al this once
until o'clock p M on the seventh (1th) day Of De.
5 Sr " ssRR y %n hSnSTd pSd
Brooklyn Nav Yard and station - required " Wv
The beef must be OF good quality, and equal 10 the
grade NECESSARY 70 make the best mesa beef and be
aeliveEed in equAl proportion Of fore and hind
Earks! sGords and The beef and vegetables must Be
Bonds Witt approved security, will he required in
one quarter the estimated amount ~ the contract,
aud twenty per crut In addition will he withhold
from the amount Of each payment, hs collateral -
reservation win not be raid until the contract Il fully
complied with
Every offer must he accompanied by a written
guarantee, signed by one or more responsible per.
soma that the bidder or bidders will II his or their
bid be accepted enter into an obligation within I'VE
the articles proposed
No proposal will be considered unless ACCOMPANIED
by such guarantee, and the Department reserves the
right to reject any proposal unless the responsibility
q The guarantoTs y certified BY the Asssssor Of In.
torna Revenue for tho District IN which they reside
aud unless satisfactory evidence that the bidder n
regular dealer IN tho articles he offers TO supply IN
propoaal not considered advantageous TO the Gov.
eminent
ills to be Understood that the contract will eSpre
at the close Of the nsca year ending June 90, ts73
without regard to the quantities which may have
been delivered and, in case the stipulated quantity
Of either article shall be delivered before that date
having balance duo on the other article, the con.
tract may Pe considered 81 completed In full at the
O''on u '"' D'lS''in'n' 7. 0. BRADFORD.
DIES Pay Director United Statea Navy
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oTTIer CnTE4 QuLRIEnMLlrEn.l

IOnr LEANENWohTH, KAN, Nov 7, lHla
Sealed proposals. In trtplicate, wll be Iuoeyed a
this oihee until u O'Clock, A. m, peoambcr . lA1
for the Transportation Of military. Indian aud Gov
nary and ending December 81, ls7S on the follow.
PROM such points on the Missouri, Kansas nu6
Texas railway and AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa Re
railway A. may be designated by the bidder, to Port
Sl Indian Territory, and Forte Richardson and
Bidders will state In their proposals tho rates Per
one hundred tlU0D pounds at which the service Nll
be performed from pOint to point.
The total weights 10 be transported will not exceed
two million i2nOnO0) poundr-to each OF tho posts
named a. points Of destination,
No proposals will be entertained unless the rarity
making the same q present at the opening OF the
sponAible, and each proposal must be accompanied
by the guaranty Of two persons, who are known al
this Othce to bo Responsible,
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
Tho form Of contract, which can be- obtained at
this ONCE upon Application. should accompany each
The contractor must be in readiness for service
within thirty ) days from the execution Of the
tract and must have place Of business agency at
which be may be communicated with readily at the
starting points Of the routes.
The contractor VIII be required to deliver at dest
him for transportation on or after September L lB7S
BY authority Of the Chief QuArtermaster Military
STEWART VAN yLIET,
Assist 9 n. Gen, U. 4. A, Chief g. NJ Department
Of the Missouri. nOyl8
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DIED.


oIRABY.a. In deorEetowu, on wcdqe,day nlsht,
at an'clOck, MARY CECILIA, infant child OF Daniel
and RoseannA ULSary. aged ono year and eighteen
Her funeral will take place this afternoon. at
O'Clock
WALLACE December ., At tho residence Of bis
son, DIR. Wallace, THOMAS WALLACE, in the eighty.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully inyitcd 70 attend his funeral this aftern9on
O'clock, from the residence OF DIR. wallace, No l0t
Indians avenue
BARNEs-t the residence Of her son.inlaw,
Henry pnlklnhorn, 2t31 Pennsylvania avenue Abny
the Circle, Mira HANNAH BARNES, aged seventy ave
years relict Of Samuel Barnes, late OF Alexandria
Va, where she resided for the last 10 yeara.
Her funeral will take place, as above, on saturday
afternoon next at 10 O'Clock. Her frienda aud those
Of the family are respectfully invited. Remains to
be Inferred In Oak Hin cemetery.
tStar and Alexandria papers please oopyl
NTCHOLsON.-At Annapolis, Ma, on December
s. Mira ELIzA ANN NICHoLsOg, wife OF the late Col
Joseph Ill Nicholson. and oldest daughter Of the
late Pater Hagner, esq, Of Washington, ID, O.
SENIOR On the 9TH instant, at the residence of
her parents 1875 Tenth street northyest, OF o9nges
ton Of the brain, Emma, dauFhtsr OF p. r. and Han
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
DUNLoP-At her residence, In Georgetown. y.
G., on the morning Of the 9TH OF December lsTa In
her seventy eighth year, BANANA LUCINDA oOnsort
OF the late james Dunlop.
Her funeral will take place from her late residence
on Friday, December s. dl o'clook.
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DRoPosALs FoR FREsH pEEF.

OPTfcE A G. ST.
CoLuMBtG, 8. O., Nov ii, Is72
healed proposals, In Duplicate will DO received At
This pifce until II M, December 70. ls9, for fur.
nshing the Fresh Beef required by the Subsistence
DEPARTMENT, U. \. A., at this station, during six
months, commencing January 1, ls7a Information
q g conditions, quality Of beef PAYMENTS, &C. can
JAMES IT, BALDWIN.
nOl6 list Lieut., 18th Infantry, A. q. 4
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MURRAY-FLACKFAN. On Tuesday, Noyetn'
her Ia isfa at the Fourth Presbyterian church, BY
the Rsy Dr. John o. Smith, RoBERI ]. MURRAY
and ANSIE T., daughter Of Joseph IL Blackfan,esq If,
both OF Washington, ID. O.
IN-MULKERINS.-O the 9TH instant,
by Rev 4. A, Wilson, DASIRL H. WHGLLDtN and
Miss DELLA MuLEERINs, both Of this city
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

FRANEFoRD ARSENAL OTTtoE A. q. 81
PHTLADELPHGA, Pa, koy is l672 (
heaied proposals., in duplicate, will DO received at
this office until n m December IL 1871 for fnrnIah
ing the fresh beef required by the Subsistence De
pArtment, United states Army at this station during
the nou ak months, commanding January !, lhA
Information as 10 the conditions, duaiity OF beet
payments, &c, can be obtained by application 10
novl5 First Lieutenant Ordinance, * ca
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lNoIOoNts rRAMhRR lMSifIL4hIffhaNN fssN h' ~ Oh

TREARUHY DEPARTMENT
WARRINGTON, ID O., Nov %, lsI2 I
Sealed proposals for new Boiler and repairs on
hull Of the revenue steamer Wilderness will be To
Ccived at tho Treasury Department, Washington, d.
o. until y O'Clock nom Of SATURDAY the 18th day
Of December lSia Bidders must state the time In
which they will agree to complete said work and the
amount they will allow for the old boiler, Separate
bids for the new boiler aud for the repairs u the hull
will be received Bids should be addressed TO the
Secretary OF tho Treasury, and lnd0rHed on the
yelOpe, Proposals for New Boiler Repairs Hull
Of the Revenue Steamer Wilderness" The vessel
may be seen, and specifications OF tho work obtained
al New York on application to the Collector Of Gus,
toms ut that port, The Government reserves the
right to reject any or all bids
ISignedJ GEO, s. BOUTWELL,, Secretary.
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE or rnE A. {. g.
Fort pnEnLE, Nh, Nov. p, 1872. !
SCALED proposals., In duplicate, Of the form fur.
niHhed by the undcrsiRuBi, will be received until
SATURDAY, tho 2tb day u December, ls72, al 10
O'Clock, M for eli the fresh beef required AZ this
Post Tor fi& mouths, such lCss time ~ the Com.
missary General may direct, commencing January
1, 1913
Details and requirements furnished by the under.
signed. true COPY 81 tlie latter with this adVeI.
uGHIuCut 70 b. attached 10 each PROPOSAL offered
does I'D lieut. 9Th All Acting Cor Srb
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FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICR A. G. 81
FoRT WHIPPLR, Va, Nov. II, iS79 (
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received at
this Office until ~ NJ DECEMBER 49, Is72, for fur.
nishng Fresh Beef required at this post by the Sub
aistence Department, U. y, A., during the six 49,
months commencing January I, lsTa
Information as to conditions, quality Of beef, pay
mentA, &c, can be obtained BY application 70
GEORGE X, GRIMES,
uoyl2 lat IIeut al AFt'y A q z
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oTrion A. C. g.. rosT or NAsuvnLE. TrNS.l
November o. tS7a
Sealed proposals. In duplicate. Will BE- reserved At
this Oiilco until u O'Clock O. m, December t6 i672
for furnishing the Fresh Beef required By the Sub
sistence Department, u. q A., at ths station, during
six moDths commencing January is78 Information
a. to conditions, quality Of beef payments, &c, can
',T''., ,o,, VIM; y RICHARDS,
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baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS
NORTHWEST.
TRAINs- LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE At
BALTIMORE wASHtNUTON'
az a. m, NtAgara EIdt as a. M Western Ell
press, daily, Press, daily, except sun
daily So ( m, Mail. daily. ct.
10 ~ q. m, Western e. ospt sunday,
press, daily, except Sun. II % q. m, Western EE.
day preaa, daily,
- p. M baltimore Ae. - r. m, Pacific Express,
oOmmOdatiOn, daily, eK- daily, except sunday.
cept sunday. PNs y. m, daily.
81 D. m, Cincinnati IN. 10 l1 ,. m, AocnmmOda.
press, daily. except Sum unn.daDy, exceptSundAy
day. 7an ., m, QuAntloo Aeon.
IS r. NJ, Western Ii. daily, except sunday
press daily. II 10 p. M daily, e1. SUN
day for Richmond and
Trains leaving Warrington al % a. m and y ~
m connect at Bowie with trains for Marlboro, l. Az
ing Bowie ut " rs u. M and rs D. m. arriving At
Marlboro at II q a. IN, and 6iiB .. m.
Trains arriving at Washington at II % a m, and
% m. CONNECT at Bowie with trains leaving Mari.
bOro at n a. m. and % D..
Passengers leaving their orders At Ticket Once,
northwest corner Thirteenth aud PCnnsylyAniA ave
nue., northwest corner Sixth aud PcnnsylyAniA ave
nue. can have their baggage called for and checked
At hOtela and residences to all points North and
West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Columbus,
Indianapolis, Louisville, st. Louis, New Orleans,
Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and all points
! North, Northwest West and Southwest
y. l. DuBAhRY, Gen. Superintendent
/ Il. \. YOUNG, Gen. Passenger Agent
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RAILROADS
THRouGH LINE BETWEEN wAsHrS aToN
i PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
MAnmIMnInu. Nov. a III nm

THRouaH LINE BETWEEN wAsHIs oToN
i PHILADELPHIA AND GEW, Y0IsK
Trains between SsshiSston and S5'w@ YoTE 5ru
FOHB INV YoRR. Without change Of car
Leave daily Except Sunday 1t . m, l. and %
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
leave daily except bunday) at q m, l. and "
OS srEDAY.
Iesve for New York At $50 . m, and Philadelphia
Sleeping carr for New York on tho 0r ?. m train
through tickets 10 Philadelphia, New York or
B6ston be had at the siSti6n Once x All hours
See IBsiimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisements
ISL sIsS spa ~ sesysn "''PFSa slRpF An
- A distant Master Of IranspSTtstion.
dE6 spt fasr Ss rlft %. afRt nos
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.
Train. ,.,,.., s,,XI ,'FIE9!g :, NY
and WAsHl NOTION AND THE WEST are now run
ron BALTIMORE
10 d" NJ and ft5jh e til re sSf 4 ffiRSs m
Leave daily except Sunday, At blA GO. . q m,
SUI n, fok fRig tPPAL WAY sTATIoSa
Bladeps6qrE peltsyille, Laurel, Annapolis June
p9h and itsiay-Leave hblb, 60 and Pa m, and
s'' SUI ron ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At - a m, and lie ,, m. No trains 10 or
from Annapolis on SUNDAY,
, F0RBALTfMORE,
Leave asa FRok '%SIlS4 ; s9ssffPR65so pm
I..,. f SiiP, AL PANTS 2F TnE WEST. ,,,,
S' Si j @ h N. ! n and 4 N;
a Relay station with trains frOm baltimore %
fSf sr.s6ars snd bginis V Ss9SS en- Relay House
Relay H5Sss H ss6uIs u "a @hsSsssS a6So s
wf5IySSsS dSt,,. e n. Wet Ps had ' ne
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THURSDAY, December g. Is7l
United States 6a, ISL Coupon, lllk; United States
Slp' ,sa CoqRSyR ,l i9S gGi.ed state" Ss22 c,,
pom, lla'l; United States sS9s, new, ~ o9gp9ni
States b91's, ~ Coupon, li7i united State 10.
41e CourDn, 10Y; New Five ner cents, llfi western
Union Telegraph Company, M; QuiohsilyeT, teN;
Pacific Mall az; Adams Express, ~; Wells, FArVo
h CO's Express, 81; American Express, 7ot; Uni.
ted states Express, slS; y. y. Central and Hudson
5sSI Kris preferred, 79i Harlem Rsilrosd COMPANY.
III, Michigan Central RailrOad Company, lleAi lake
Shore apd NichlNB sout5syn. Rsilfofd ,CQonR1nI
0ehlral, ~ Cleveland and PttsbpSs -;
ssy Central loly; RocE tsland Railroad, iil,l;
West, ~; Delaware, fackGwannS aud Western Rail
ni6Sl and 81. Joseph alki chicago and Alton,
NississiFPi CsrIigoltes. w; COL. ShiggHso snd
state siSe; old ~ Tsnne1 s;S state siEIs;s,
siyei consol bonds, b5Q; North Caroline sEes old,
gi North CaE2lina sizes neg Ten'rsl Paci ~,
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