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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-12

PHILADELPHIA, April 1O.-This afternoon a
boat containing three boys upset on the Schuyl-
kill, in Paramount park. Two of the boys,
Charles Campbell aged II, and Elwood Messin-
ger aged 10, were drowned.
PIrTsBuRG, April l1.-During the high wind
Yesterday Philip Reilly was blown into the
Allegheny and drowned The body was recov-
cred to-day.
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COUNTY NEWS.

George Wheeler, of West Boylston, was Sc
yerely kicked in the head and face yesterday
afternoon by young horse belonging TO G. +.
Howe which he was Harvesting
During the shower Tuesday evening, the
chimney of the Stutton Brothers mandatory,
in Leominster, was struck by lightning and con-
sderably damaged.
The cold Sixth" regimental association holds
its animal reunion on the 18Th of this month at
Acton. Members will see notice of meeting
Saturday evening in another column.
Another lot Of seventeen fine horses for
Sloan's stables passed through Worcester yes
terday, 1t seems strange that Leicester should
have become such mart for the horse trade.
Mr.. VIM. Dix Of Ftchburg, had his pocket
book containing $50 in money and notes to the
value OF $500, stolen from his coat which he had
left on stool in his saloon, last Thursday.
The new music hall at Athol was struck by
lightning, during the storm of Tuesday night.
One corner of the structure was torn off, and
a large portion of the slate on the roof ripped
up.
Deacon George Bancroft, Of Auburn, fell from
a ladder while engaged in painting Il house last
puiuiNA1J 1hu lNNNlfNu ugly SdSuCo huOul lut
head, also severe internal injuries. lie is now
in fair ay to recover.
The young ladies of West Boylston gave a
very pleasant leap year ball in Thomas hall last
evening. Everything passed off to the satislac-
ton of the young gentlemen, who were the in
viIed guests, till the close Of the entertainment,
when they were coolly invited to pay the bills.
A Inan named Ames, claiming to be from
Boston, hired team from stable in Clinton, to
60 to Barre, few days ago. and as he has not
returned, the owner and the selectmen of the
town have offered reward Of $3.50 for the re-
coyery Of the property and detection of the
thief.
The Congregational parish at Spencer has
elected the following officers Parish Committee,
VIM, Upham, II. P, Starr aud Joseph Pope;
Secretary and Treasurer, Erastus Jones; Asses
sors, David Bcmis, David Prouty and j. W.
Temple. The church has been without II settled
pastor since July, 1871.
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CoUNcIL BLUFFS. April 11.-Mechanics and
laborers of all kinds are busy at the Union
Pacific transfer grounds, putting up ticket
offices, telegraph offices, round houses. waiting
rooms, hotels, eating houses, aud saloons; Law
ing tracks, grading Streets loading and unload
ing cars for the five great roads, where few
weeks ago were hundred of acres OF leyepraire,
without house upon them. The Union Pacific
company have moved their office furniture from
Omaha TO the transfer offices here.
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SALT LAKE, April 10.-The school teachers of
Utah, IN convention, have organized teachers
association.
The Deseret agricultural and manufacturing
society are making arrangements for q grand
fair.
Business for the last two days has been I'M
usually dull, owing to the tempestuous weather
throughout the territory. There was n heavy
snow storm this afternoon
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SAN FRANcIsCo, April 1O.--Shocks in Inyo
county continue, with loud reports as of a can
non, proceeding from the summit of Mount
biechehrldge. Since the first shock. which was
felt from Oregon in Central America. the distnr-
Dances have been purely local, not being felt
west OF Sierra Nevada or out OF lnyo county. a
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New York.


~ IV9I"N Ut = IU'-nVAI ) bVILtk- FIVE
LIVES LOST.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE tug-boat Daven-
port, having in tow four canal boats, exploded
her boiler opposite the Cunard steamship docks
in Jersey CITY. 5. Dexter, engineer, c. Snyder.
James CauGeld and boy were killed Several
others were injured. The cook, Garret Stnttou,
and boy, name unknown, was also killed.
Capt. JAY Cox was not hurt.
L. b. Schuster, who has served six years of a
term of imprisonment of seven and half, for
passing counterfeit currency, has been pardoned
for good behavior, by the president.
Miss Couch, charged with Matchmaking the
Rev Mr.. Carter, was arraigned to-day, pleaded
not guilty and was committed TO await the
order of the court.
POLITICAL.
The republican state committee met to-day at
Fifth Avenue hotel and decided to call the state
convention 10 meet at Elmra, May Is, to elect
delegates TO the Philadelphia convention.
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CINCINNATI, o., April10.-Only about twenty
barges of coal out of eighty carried away by
the Hood have been saved The losses fail
chiefly upon Pitlsburg parties The Marietta
and Cincinnati railroad have repaired its bridges
and trains are again running.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 1.-THE loss by the
freshet in Hatchie river, in RATS and wood. is
estimated at $40 600
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Crushed by IA Falling Ru;,di,g

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE body of Ber-
nard Clancy, AGED lorty-five, has been recovered
from the building which fell this morning. He
leaves wife and five children. 1t is believed
no other lives were lost
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KINGSTON, JAMAICA, April 1O--A revolution
has broken out in St. Mare, Hayt. The troops
are masSacrein@ insurgents by wholesale. Citi-
zens OF the United States were projected by the
French CONSUL
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LEoMiNsrER. a. The committee on bylaws,
chosen at the annual town meeting, have re-
ported a set Of laws to be voted upon at the May
meeting, They provide fines for throwing
missiles in the streets, dlschargng fireworks,
bathing in the day time in any exposed locality,
throwing dead bodies of animals into any of
the streams or ponds coasting in the highways,
obslructing streets, fast driving, moving build
ings so as to obstruct highways without the
consent of the town authorities, discharglng
fire arms in public places, fastening horses to
trees, negeeting to remove snow or ice from
sidewalks, obstruetpe fire departments, allow
ing animals 10 90 at large, sBa killing fish in
the streams,
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were unayoidably absent and Mr. J. L. Utey
read Joaquin Millers death OF Walker"
and a selection of humorous sketch, entitled
"The Clothes-line" Mr. johnson closed the
evening with selections from James DeMnle's
"Dod.e Club in Italy"
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The Departments of Violin


VIII be under the charge of Mr. Fred F. Ford who has
recently returned from LEIPZIG where lie studied for sew
eral years, and who brings to lis work large aInonf
experience gained both there and in this country.
The Department of Band and Orches-
trail Instruments
win be in the hands Of Mr.. J; B. Claus, formerly d.
rector Of military bands in the British army and whose
Inducements are OF the hisest order.
The Department Of ElOcution
VIII be in charge of Mr. s. c. Hunt whose experience
as teacher and reader bus been long aud successful
lie adopts the Streeter method Of Voice Budng as APP
piled to Elocutiun Clergymen VIII, elergymen have
done find themselves greatly benefited by course with
Every teachers employed Is a solost, and each one
brings TO the work an amount of experience which
win success.
Concerts
BY the teachers Will he given the beginning Of each
term, and pupils concerts to show their progress viii he
given once month. To all these, pupils and their
friends will have tree access.
Lectures
VIII he given for the benefit uf pupils and each Friday
evening pupils sociahle will be held At which any 81
disposed Will exhibit their skin In an informal manner
for the benefit OF their friends.
TERMS,
so, SIS, according to study.
lmno and Organ. ......,...........sl $40 and SIS
n1l0We' '''''''''''''''''''''''''..'. 10
6Tee:irai ;,c;nii..,.,''' 10 and
Musieal Theory. 10
Pupils received on application to the Director, al the
0onseTyatory, between ne hou Of sA. M. and p. NJ
FRED. zGcHTMANN, Director.
MI dtf
X INDERGARTEN!- Froebel's system Of
Education for Children from TO years Of age IL
the corner OF Pearl and Chestnut SIS spiing term ~
Monday, April sth. DIT mills
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Marrow Escape from HmrInI Alive.

NEwBuRG, N, Y, April 1.-THE funeral Of a
three-year old child, supposed to have died last
Saturday, was postponed to-day, as the child
proves TO be in u trance,
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The Department of Voice Building and
Voice Culture

Will be under the sole direction Of Mr.. W. H. DanieI
late Choir Master of the Church Of the Advent in Bos-
ton and tenor sOlost. lie Will the Streeter method
81 Voice Building by which such phenomenal results
nave heen oh aimed, to those who have nc
quaned themselves with it, that a era is at hand
IN matters Of singing Beng teacher and singer Of long
Dr. Slreeter as an able exponent Of his method and
conscientious teacher OF style pupils NAV RELY
upon positive advancement He viii m ke ii his speeial
aim TO rain his pupils not ouy sing songs bu to sing
IN Qnartele, which Is less easy Voices will he trained
50 as TO endure tor lite time which in these DAYS al
sirnning Of voices, cannot be too highly priced lie
1V ub
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10 the Associated Press.l

TIE VALE OF ARMS.
The sale Of arms committee examined Mr.
Squire again to-day, lie testified that Reming.
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FOR SALE


~ rooms; water closets, connected with sewer c.a
plped and slated; has all modern Improvements: fntf
rees 5lHl feet land; situated ON Dix 81 near Harva
minutes walk from Nam St For particulars in1nire ~
ap6 dine NJ Raj ~ is IJfn'l. u
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Peoples CLuB.-The entertainment given at
the Peoples club rooms, last evening, was well
attended, the hall being filled to its utmost
capacity. 1t commenced by the reading Of
"Ihe Face against the Pane" by Mrs b. +.
johnson. The song quilting Hard against the
Stream" was ,Xcelently rendered by our NEW
basso, Mr.. l.. b. Vaughn, bret llarte's new
poem, "The Lost Gallon" was read very finely
by Mr.. }. l.. Utley. This WIS followed by the
song, "lhe Danube River" by M. y. Il. Bench
ley. MIR. II. g. Pync read "The Wei of ST..
Kane" and another short humorous selechoa,
in his usual pleasing manner, which was wei
received. Mr.. W. y. Starbird read Tom Hoods
"Nlore liullahbulloo," which always takes well,
Mr.. Vaughn sang childhood Memories" very
acccpiably. Some of the friends of the club.
who were to take part in the entertainment,
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Grocery Wagons. 2-seated Rusiues, or Pleasure
WAGONS and iussies OF various styles These are Gus
tom made carriages and will be sold low for cash
$. j. CHAMBERLAIN,
usaf.fa
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MUNIc1PAL COURT. -Thomas Daniels was
fined 500 and costs for maintaining a liquor
nuisance, and was also lonnd guilty as a con-
mon seller, but the latter case was put on file on
his promise not 10 continue the business. Ter
rance Cunningham was fined 50 and costs for
drunkenness, in default of which he was COM
mitted. John Roach paid Il fine of So and costs
for {. like offence. VIM. Harper, arrested on
suspicion of being the party implicated in the
assault case in Paine'e woods, was discharged
there being no evidence against him.
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DAVID G. ALDRCa.
A NY PARTIES WISHING TO ESTAB,
1 n LISlI
SrEAM MA NIEA GyrO IL IEa

IN thriving and rapidly growing manulaeturine vii
age. ON one of the man trunk rail WAYS within
" miles Of New York, can secure 100 Lots more mme
iately adjoining the way depot, by addressing Posi-
Office Box No. 81, Passaic, n. j. ~ NJ mbls
WAGONS! WAGONSf WACONS
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The Department of Piano Forte and
Organ

VIII he under the immedla charge of Mr. Fred Z1cht,
mann organst OF Rev Mr.. Ayers society Music hall
BOSTON, whose experience for twenty years as a
successful teacher furnishes evidences his fitness
II VIII eyer be the aim OF MIR. zuchmanI no Will be
seconded by rs able corps OF assistair yer hay,,
been drawn together in this country to " artists
for which purpose pains will he spared
An organ Z ON the celebrated maIutacth of Messrs
Orng Blake has been placed III the Conservatory E,r
the benefit OF pupils
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G6ntatiomai.
WORCESTER CONSERVATORY OF
w MUSIC

The above ned school Tor the correct training Of pu
pills In all branches of music will commence Its abors
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( tLEV ELAND'S WOODEN MACHINE
~ WORKS, WORCESTER MASS,

U ,A@As' AatL1h3N - - hODLIlN MAUI n h
~ WORKS. WORCESTER MASS
FOR SALE
The shop tools patterns. stock AMI business Of The Iats
a. cleveland OF this city manufacturer Of Woolen
since which time he has constructed from patterns Ia
signed by himself Improved Carling Machines Jacks
iWlsttrs, flckers. Wlpers, Dressers Beaners FnIin
Mtils, Hydraulic Presses Drying Machines Ggs Irnrb
ing Machines ydru ENtraetOrs, Improved Jack Atach
ment &C. now in extensive use throughout the country
to none in the country ' 'NN'''A
The Tools and patterns IN excellent condition Tho
WORKS are now IN iul operation reeeiV ing orders for ma
VheI1 US usual ana were never inmOre complete eoutn
lhent than at the present time TIP
This lucrative business with lis Grant ranuto,i4 Il
now for sac Address GEORGE CROMPToN, Woreei
ter, mass. diff -'' "
EOR SALE 1 CRACKER MACHINp
lOur cutters and one break, with tools and disic,
Audress Q. s. Holden, Mass. dsw' mb3.
g. FOR SALE-Upon Richards At
2 new and neat Cottage Houses OF eight rooms esce
M.k modern Improvements and also one barn P,5nS
low and terms liberal. j. \ PEgRNAss
Address Box i6s, Worcester P. o. DIFF ami
NOR SALE-A very superior Two-Storv
y ,fhENCH EoOF HOUSE, pleasantly located VIII,
al the modern improvements. Also Two Story HON.
IN one Of the best locations in the city with stable md
connections grounds. Inquire Of q ny ~ IS. .,it
once roster St. Passenger station. dtl mh9s
FACTORY FOR SALE or TO REN,r
WIN water and steam power; situated on tbs ii,s
Of the Providence Railroad In the city Of WorcestT ~
Apply to WAsHnuaS Il MoES ME- e.
APPS dtf ~
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II OR THIRT DAYS
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nor sALE-Thc Stock and Fixtures of The

store of the late \. II. NoURsE, In the centre Of
hubhariston being of the stands in Worcester
County having done business of $4,000 annually The
GOODS have been purchased since Feb. 1911 hence in
good style amt not shop-won. which affords a rare
opportunity Qrany one wishing to engage in country
Trade. good tenement, connected with the store, can
be had by the purchaser.
Terms easy. ELIZABETH Z. NoURSE,
April 5. 1872. d6tSw3t-ap8 EXecutrix
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MONDAY, MARCH IS, 1872,
In the Marble Front Building.
n 0. 544 Main Street.
WHITE 4 CONANTs NEW BLOCK,

The conservatory plan of teaching has been So thor
oughy endorsed both in Europe and this country that
reeOuntiug of It's advantages would seem superauOus
Reference 10 pamphlet, which be Oblainet az Inc
conservatory, WILL however enlighcn those who know
little about it, All the pupils taught in classes moi
exceeding our though in certain branches CLASSES
viii be larger the aim being always regulate the mat
yer 50 rs TO obtain the greatest amount OF good possible
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CITY MoRTALITY.-1he number of deaths in
this city, for the week ending April 7, was thirty
twelve males and eighteen Notwithstanding
two still born. Four died Of consumption, four
of measles, three OF typhoid fever, three OF lung
fever, two of heart disease, and one each of
whooping cough, Inflammation of the lungs, dia-
belts, old age, cancer, hip disease, pneumonia,
disease Of the lungs, membranous Group, child
birth, inmntile, disease of the brain. The oldest
were Mrs. levi Lincoln, aged 50 years months,
and Henry Is. Adams, 10 years and months.
Eleven were under five years Of age, five being
under one year. Fourteen were born in this
city, nine of them being OF foreign pareniage
Twenty.four were born in this country, four in
Ireland, and two in Canada.
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THEArRE.-The attendance at Music hall last
evening was but repetition Of the patronage
that has always been bestowed upon Maggie
Mitchell Every seat in the house was sold, and
the audience were as spe-bound as ever, the
same bewitching charm carrying the audience
with her through the entire play. A descrp-
ton of her acting is impossible; she must be
seen and heard. Mr.. j. W. Collier, as William
Pease, rendered effective support, he being one
OF the best actors that comes to Worcester. To-
night will be her last appearance in this city for
a long time, as she Starts for California in few
days. The Pearl Of Savoy, with Maggie Mitch
ell as Marie, the Pearl, will he presented.
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NNOR SALE-NEw Much Cows, HoRspS
n AND llENs-l0 New Mich Cows with calves good
milkers ami low price;
Two Fhorouehbred Jersey Cows, to calve;
W9 good business family Horses, loco to l00 lbs
lug HENS-Bramas. LeghOrn. Black Spanish and ~
Rock. Nc; Two and one-haf miles from CITY Hail on
Southbrdge st. ~ W.
f2g diff DNVIn q AInpiru
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About 8 Acres of Good Land,
NOR SALEi
THE FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE,

comprising Spacious House, with all modern improve
ments, stable &c, all in thorough repair with about
l6OOh feet OF land rontng las Get on Harvard st. and g6
lee on state st. The location is very desirable elevated
and commands magnificent view of the city and the
surrounding country,
For particulars inquire OF the subscriber.
JOHN ID. WARREN.
NArr II L Ia-h
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oiAt' Iast received from ONO. Al parties wish wish,
NA-Ss ing to purchase please call and examine
YN NJ them before purchasing elsewhere al the
cester. Mass w
miro DIFF p,pVun
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On the government buildings at Columbia, $.
G., who struck because they were required to
work nine and ten hours per day, have been re-
inslated and set at work again at eight hours.
SAM WELLER
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for SaIs.

WOOD-1 ARD FOR SALE-On account
w Of ill-health offer my business. with All tie
machinery requisite the manufacture Of Daliels'z
Patent Granular Fuel anil an the app9rtensnces per.
tanning TO % woodward, and doing good business
W =. HALL, % Pendief0b ave Snrneaelt
For further particulars inquire Of W NJ. HALL &
Sons, rear OF Foster 81. Depot, Worcester
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PROPOSALS. FOR LETTER BALANCES
PosT OFFICE DEPARrMrxr

~
WARRINGTON, d. c., December a. 1871.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Denart
me.t until the 24th DAY OF JANUARY. 1872 AZ / =
oclc noon, for furnishing Letter Balances for the
use OF the post offices In the United States for one
year from ana after the LIST day Of February 1872 of
First. Balances capa Bile Of weighing eight ounces
avolrdupois weight to be graduated down to quarter
ounces Ofthese II will be supposed that ,6UO viii
Second. Balances Of the same capacity, graduated
may be required. a' NV
Third. balances capable of Weighing four pounds
ayo,rdupois weight to be graduated to half ounces
Perfect accuracy, strength and durability win be
required in the Balances to be furpi,hed
Samples Of each description of Balances must ac-
company each bid, and the bidder who may obtain
the vii be required T. furnish Balances OF
Each Balance must be well and securely packed
In box for transportation and cred freq of All
eHPepses 90 the blank agency, Washington, d. G.
Each oidder nnst furnish with bis prop 1sal guar
certificate from . postmaster that such Rusrantors
are reliable persens.
Two SUFFICIENT sureties will be required to a con.
Awards will be made for each article separately il
deemed most adv ambiguous to the Denartmsnr
failure 70 farnIsh promptly any article contract.
ed for, or An attempt to impose unon the Dan,rt.
ment a1lcles interior, In the opinion OF the Pat.
master General, TO those Contracted for will h. con-
tract '0 vi INC eoa
The Postmaster General reserves the RICH. 70 re
lect any or all bids IT, i'm his opini IN il is reoyIirsd
py tne Interests OF the DE partment.
posss Tor Letter Balances, and directed TO the First
Assistant Postmaster General WASH rgten' Z,
.s JEO A. J. CRESWELL
Postmt ster General.
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PROPOSALS.
LIMITED STATES MAIL.
MESSENGER SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Il.u...I 4

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, !
WASHINGTON, December IS, 1871
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Contract
Office of this Department until 8 p, m. of MARCH i,
lS72, ito be decided before March a. 1872, for
the performance of .he mail service named below for
four years, from July l, l572, to June 80, 1876.
3579 From the Washington City Post Office to station
of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, Mary
land avenue, two trips daily. except SUNDAY
and one "trip on Sunday. Return trips from said
station to post Office, two daily.
From the post Office to Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road station, eight trips daily except Sunday
and two on Sunday. Return trips from said
station to post otfce, eight daily, except Sun
day, and i've on Sunday.
From the post office 10 Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad station, two trips daily, except Sun
day, and one on Sunday. Return trips from
said station to post office, two daily, except
sunday, and one on sunday.
From the post office 10 the Potomac steamboats,
mail lne), two tri ps daily. except Sur day, and
one on Sunday: Return trips from said steam
boats t. post office, two daily.
From the post office to the Norfolk steamboat
mail line three trips per week. Return trims
from said steamboat to post-office, three per
week.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad station three
trips daily, except Sunday, and two trips on
Sunday. Return trips, two daily.
From Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station to
Potomac steamboats,, three trips daily, exec Of
Sunday, and two on Sunday. Return trips,
two daily.
From Baltimore and Potomac Railroad station
to Orange and Alexandra Railroad station
two trips daily, except Sunday, and one on
Sunday Return trips, two daily, except Sun
day, and one on Sunday.
From Baltin ore and Potomac Railroad station
to Potomac steamboats,, two tr ps a aily exec nj
Sunday, and one on Sunday. Return trims
two daily, except Sunday, and one on Sunday