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,eyornl Quesiioms In One.

FABNvnLE, Va, November IS. 1856.
70 ne Editor OF the Dispatch:
Won't YOU be- so kind rs 10 tell in tie
columns OF your paper ~ who j. the Prcsi-
dent Of France at tins time? (2) who is the
ruler o. Belgium: @, WHO Of Holland az
and who Prince Nicholas Of Mcngrilia IS,
and where is MeDgrilla: by so doing You
will crafty number Of the readers ct YOUR
NItr. CONSTANT HEADER.
~ Francois 7. jules GrcyY, Of France.
I'D Leopold H., If Belgium.
lW William Ill, Of the Netherlands.
Prince Nicholas Z, colonel in the Rus.
sian army and fayorite Qtiocbf Of the Rus
sian count. Mengrilh is a district in Ash
aiic Russia in the lieutcnancy OF the eau
casu.. /; WAS long part o! the Kingdom
Of Georgia, was subsequently independent
under line Of native princes, and became
subject to Russia in 1891. rs Prince re-
manned, however. uomin9ly sovereign
until January, 1867, wh5n be coded all bis
rights to the Car in consi .efat0n Of one
million roub!es. Mcagrilia Is not outlined
upoa some Of the latest maps, but IT may
be approximately located where il is stated
that Il forms a part Of !he Government Of
Kutals, on The east coast Of The Black sea,
and il, principal river is the Rion.
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The Ruecleuch Estates.

\ London contemporary says: The
vast estates OF the Duke Of Buccleuch were
resetjled when the late Lord Dlkcith came
Of age in 1882. The late Duke possessed
the original Buccleuch properties 10 the
counties Of Selkirk, Mid Lothian, Lanark,
RoXauras, extending to about 100000
acres; and also the domain known as "the
Dukcdom Of Quecnsbcrry," in Dumirics-
shire. which extends TO about 100000 acres,
and which came TO his grandfather on the
death OF "Old O." in 1910. He had
also inherited an estate Of about
1000 acres in Warwick,hire from his bro
Their. Lord John scott, aGd the Ditton pro-
perry Bucks, Beaul.cu Ilints), and BoHch-
ton lNorthamptonshirc), had come to him
from his uncle. Lord Montague; and he
also derived from him a valuable estate in
Lancashire. The present Duke has nearly
all this. except the Ilants and Lancashire
properties, which have passed TO his
Younger brothers; and he enjoys the dis
tndion ~ possessing q larger number OF
country.scats than any other peer. Bow
LII. DIumhnrig, and DaIkcith are masnid-
cent places, ranking in the first OF stately
homfs" and Brought0n. Diiton. and
Lanoholm hold high places in The ,.roud
grade.
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Adolf Deuchsr. President OF Swttxer-
land.

During the recent proceedings in New
YORK, at the dedication Of elderly" the
sniss republic was overlooked in the mu
iual con .ratulations OF the great American
ard The great European republic. IL IL
well, therefore, TO recall the fact that polti.
col liberty is not only more advanced In
Switzerland than in France, but that the
csia hshment Of heiepublic in the smaller
country ante. dates that In the larger by 4
good many years. Switzerland was lelgue
Of semi.independent states up to 1913,
when II became n United Coniedericy.
The present Constitution, blsed on fun
damenial laws passed in lSiS, came into
force May 80. 1874, having received the
national sanction by general vote OF the
people given April 10, 1874. It vests the
supreme legislative and executive autl'ori-
ty In a Parliament OF two chambers, the
state Council and National Council, closely
resembling our Senate and House OF Re.
presentatives. The chambers united are
the Swiss Fcdetal Assembly. or, ne we
should say, Congress, and represent the
supreme Government OF the republic. A
Federal Council, consisting OF seven men,
bers elected by the Federal Assembly,
administers the chief executive authority.
The President and Vice-President OF the
Federal Council are at first magistrates Of
the republic. They are elected for the term
Of one year, at united meeting OF The state
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
ruf.n IIifa. Mikadn OF Imam.

The general interest felt by the American
people In Japan and japanese affairs began
in 1853. That was the date at which Japan
entered once more the family Of nations,
after period OF complete isolation. which
BEGAN in 1888. Commodore Perry (of Illus
trious memory steamed into the harbOr OF
Yokohama with n squadron Of United States
war.vessols. A treaty was made with the
de tdcfo sovereign Of the country, dated
5arch 81, 1851. From that treaty made
bctW cen Japan and the United States dascs
the wonderful story Of japanese progress.
The japanese clam that their empire was
founded nv the first Emperor Jmmu, $50
i. C.. and that the dynasty founded by hin
still reionS. From 1892 to 1868 Japan had
de ure sovereign. The Mikado, AMI a real
ruler. the Shotgun or gcncralis-imo, ThO
resided gt IeGo, 800 miles from the
cojn, Of tie Niksdo. 1t was from t2e
Shic.un that Commodore Berry extOrted
the treaty which has meant 20 much 10
Japan and the civilized world. The Nj
kado, during the long period named. was
only sort OF State prisoner. while the
Shotgun was at the head OF a powerful
military system, and welded despOtc all
thority. As before intimaled, In 1868, the
power Of the Shotgun was terminated, after
a war OF short duration; and three years
after, the feudal system, which had been
its support, was entirely Suppressed. These
great events have taken place since the pres
emf Mikado assembled the throne.
Mutsu Hito was born at Kie'o on Noyem-
her 3, 1851, the son OF Komei Tenno, and
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WHO Is MRS. wrNsLows

Al this question II frequently asked, ~
will simply ny that She n . lady whs fss
upwards OF forty years has untirinsiy 40
voted her time and talents a. female ply.
stefan and nurse. principally smons emil
dren. She has especially studied the con-
stltution and wants OF this numerous class
and MS q result OF this effort and practical
knowledge. obtained In lifetime spent ~
nurse and physician. she has compounded
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teething
II operates like magic. giving rest and
health. and Is, moreover, sure TO regulate
the bowels. In consequence OF This article
Mrs. Winslow lis becoming world renowned
as benefactor OF her race. Children cor
tainly do RISE UP and bless her. Especially
is this the case In this city. Vast quantities
of the SOOTHING SYRUP arc DAILY sold
and used here. We think Mrs. Winslow
has immortalized her name by this invalu-
able article, and we sincerely believe thou.
sands OF children have been saved nom an
early grave by It's timely use. and that mil
lions yet unborn will share Its benefits and
unite in calling her blessed. No MOTHER has
discharged her duty to her suffering little
ones, In our opinion, until she has given II
the benefit OF MRS. wINSLOw'S S0OrH-
ING SYRUP. Try II, mothers-TRf 1T
NOW. -Ladics Visitor, NeW York Guy. Sold
by all druggists. rs cents bottle.
no i6-eoilw
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Tho Romance OF "a Poor French BOY
London Daily Newsl

Tic curiosity Of the lOungers on the Hou-
lovards was aroused on Monday, October
18th, by The sioht Of a iirsi-class funeral at
tended lv but three mourneTs-na namely, a
nero and two ladies. The hcarse was
drawn hy tx horses and followed by four
teen handsome lnOurnng-c0aches. y mas
ter IL the ceremonies dressed like lord
chancellor at royal burial led the way.
There were no flowers on the coffin or
about it.
Who could tho dcfuuci be? every one
asked. IL was odd that a family which
could pay $500 for funeral should be
utterly friondlCsS and limited 10 a couple
@, ladies and coorcd man. The person
whose body was taken i'm such state TO
Ptro lochai,c. and with such a slender
follow iug Of mnurner-. was IN Old man Of
ninety OF the name Of Thcry. lie was 4 ma
tive OF Athi,. in Picardy, and member
Of very poor and numerous family The
parents Of Thcry had 10 turn him adriit at
The ace Of ten, but hi, mother gave him q
httlc pcCdlcI's basket containing needles.
pins, thread, tape. and such small wares.
TIE boy had am idea that he ought % go 10
liaYrc. md mede for that port. spending
two month, On The road. When be got
there he fell in with the captain Of q
schooner called the Isabelle, who was
pleased with rs brightness, and proposed
TO Take him on voyage.
Tie Isabelle sailed for I,iO Janeiro. On
the voyage she encountered foul weather
ard narrowly escaped going down. The
captain was delighted with Thery's brave
and cheerful disposition during the voyage,
sold az Rio the schooner and cargo, and set
up I'm business. lie made large fortune,
when he left eventually 10 Thery, who
continued his business, and died six or
seven weeks ago, at the age OF 90, also
leaving large fortune, In his will he de-
sired that his remains should be taken blck
to France and buried there.
A. he did not keep up relations iorueariy
forty years with auy members Of bis family
here fbe State wiz contest the claim OF those
who put themselves forward as his kinsiolks
TO the enormous heritage which itappears he
has not disposed OF In bis will In South
America he had only connections. but they
have no right TO anything be possessed.
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A Mean Trick.

An Episcopalian minister. IN Dakota
town was speaking OF certain Young man
living ~ the place. +" No." sara Tue u,vine,
81 don't hike him; he is low worthless
fellow, and don't want anything 10 90
with him under any circumstances" Ny
dear" inlerposed his VIE, sit snt
right TO talk that way about any
one. The boy j. young yet, ana may
REFORM" "No, be never WILL But
you mustn't be so severe on him. ~ you
would try You might possibly help nun 70
be something BETTER" al shall never uy.
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sp,,a, p,se.,o and weak Lungs.

The world IS full OF persons afflicted with
weak backs and weak lungs. In the fol-
lowing letter Mrs. !. T. Crockett, OF Max
Mesd6ws, Va, tells how she vas cured OF
those Troubles:
have Used Allcoek's Porous Pla'ters !for
Ten years or more for weak back Spinal
aifectiou) aud weak lungs, snd can say
with perfect truth that have been greatly
benefited by them. In fact don't believe
that could get along without them; GER
taIDly not for any length OF time. have
been the cause OF many others wearing
them who have been greatly benefited.
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Personal.
PclNULtiFs
The parsOu ana Eddie.
THE Boston Reeord.l

A wcllknown doctor OF divinity. not
,ow living. was. like many OF Us, reticent
ON the subject OF age, aud his youthful
eraDdson was. like other children, curious
about the same subject. Al the table one
day out burst the question;
"Grandiather. how old are your
How plainly hear the familiar, deiibe-
rate accents.
"Wby, Eddie, am more than sixty"
"What More than sixty, and net dead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

DR. Wilhelm Nocwc, or Moowc.Cabc,
whose death is announced, WAS one Of the
lat i,w remaining leaders OF the Frankfort
Parliament Of 1SiS. When The rump Of
that body was removed in stuttgart, be
acted %. IFS president until i was dispersed
by PrusSian bayOneis. lie WIS condemned
~ penal scrvituGc for lie, but escaped
from the country and came 10 New York,
whore ho praciiced medicine until 1861.
when the amnesty allowed HIM to return to
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n he should come Into my church I would
consider u my duty 10 order him out"
Don't talk In that wayi What has be
done to cause you to have such unchristian
feelings against bims" "What has be
done. Well, he's done enough. He's
got trick Of making noise Ike
two dogs fighting, and for the last
two Ssbbaths he's got under one
OF the church windows and STAN
reded The whole congregation. / tell
you. II would make you have unchrlstian
feelings TO look up from long prayer and
see your congregation falling over one an.
otter In getting out at the door, and hear
The leading deacon shouting that he'll bet
az on either iegl I"
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UtuDOrfaut 10 Travellers.

When you VISIT New York stop at the
Buckingham Hotel, Fifth avenue, Kept on
The European pIan. Very centrally located
ior either transient or permanent gue,i' !;
ncar the Grand Central depot, and quite
accessible by either elevated or surface rail-
roaG,. also by stages which pass the door
every few minutes. THIS magnificent hotel
j, elegantly furnished, and has splendid
pubic parlors for ladies and gentlemen.
smaking-TOOms, billiard-rooms, private
dinng-rooms, &C., Sc. Il ha- rooms vary
ing in price from 81 per day upwards :;
also. superior accommodation, for families
wishing 10 make either lCns or short stays.
TIE restaurant 1, unsurpassed and the
Irire, rcas enable.
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SCHANCERY.

IL CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit IS TO attach the
estate or Samuel :. Foster, In the county D.
Henrieo. and especially the following real
eGtate-tO wit: a certain One-nalt acre lot
Of land lying and being in the county Of
HenIlcO near the city OF Richmond, being
pert OF Square 80. 40. and Lot No. 3. IN Il
pian OF division made by the executors OF
the late Colonel Richard Adams, which
said one half acre Of ground was assigned
TO Tbomss G.. Marshall. as one OF the lega-
tees and deylsees OF said Richard Adams,
by deed bearing date On the attn day OF Feb
ruary, A. u. 1922. by John Adams de-
ceased, and admitted 10 record in the Office
Of Henrico County Court, which said one
half acre OF ground Is situated between v
ard . streets and between Vhlrty-second
and Thirty third streets, according TO the
plaD OF the city OF richmond. and bounded
rs follOws-to wit: BEGINNING az the north
west corner OF the lot which Is described IN
the deed OF william Haley and wife to
David Foster. dated the 27tn day " Aarcni
1896, which is the 10, Of Joseph c. Haley,
aud running thence along tlc Ono o, .
street SO feet thence to the cross street Lead
ing back OF Mrs. P,easants's now deceased)
garden parallel with Thirty second street
leo feet, thence at Eight angles on line
described IN the deed OF William Haley and
wife TO David Foster. dated the 9th day OF
March, 1892. which wss the lot OF Pn,Ap
Haley, &c feet: thence along the BACK ilc0
or SAID JCSeph ana Fhlllp iAlsy i've LOO
feet 10 the beginning, ard 70 sue ect the
same TO the payment OF the plaintihs
claim OF $3.50, with interest from tue Gin
day Of March, l6s2, until paid.
And affidavit having been made anu nled
in accordance with the requirements o! law
n cases Ike this that the defendant IS z
non resident OF the State Of virginia, ana
that he has estate within the county 81
HenrcO, il is ordered tnst The said Samuel
). Foster do appear here within one month
after due publicat on Of this order ana 90
whatever may be necessary to protect mis-
interest herein.
\ copy-Teste:
GEORGE w. CARTER Clerk.
CoURTSEY & PATTERSON and W. W.
Cosby, Jr., for CON painants.
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of his wives who was not the Empress. lie
succeeded his father a Mikado upon The
EATERS death in 1861. On December >,
1868. he married the Princess liaru-ko, who
is advanced in the appreciation Of modern
Progress. and working with a viii to place
Jalan among the most progressive nations.
The system Of government Of lie japanese
empirc Is that OF an absolute monarchy.
Mutsu Ilito's power 1, absolute and unlim,
lied in legislative, executive, aud iudlcil
matters. AS he ~ both liberal and enli2ht.
cncd, the result OF good instruction gwen
him in his youth, lie administers his high
cficc in the methods and spirit which lead
many observers TO believe That before long
Iavan will have Pariiamen, consisting OF
relresCntAtiyos elected by The people.
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his place. In connection with these
rumors are evidences that there Is
belief more or less widespread among
the people OF the kingdom that not
only was Ludwig III. ioully dealt with, but
that the miserable Otto could well he spared
to make the way easy for a change OF SOW
ereign. Otto is the only one left OF Queen
Msrie's children. and she has been awldow
nearly twenty three years. History scarcely
furnishes a more pathetic spectacle than
that presented in the sad story OF Queen
Marie. She Is described B. Christian mt
tron, possessed Of sublime patience and
steady courage. Her sweet mOtberly c0un-
tenance is the faithful index OF her serene
inner life, calm amidst troubles the severity
Of which but few mothers have TO endure.
She was born on October 10. 1925, q
daughter OF the late Prince Wilhelm OF
Prussia. On October II, 1912, she was
married to Prince Macmillan, Crown
Prince Of Bavaria, who became King Max
imlian III. in 1SlS, in consequence OF pop
ular revolt against the administration Of
Ludwig /. Her son Ludwig, who became
King at The death OF his father In 1864, was
born in the year 1915. and Otto, the present
mad king, in April, 1SiS, shortly after the
tine when his father assembled the throne,
and almost before the storm OF political
revolution had swept over the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

Council and The National Council. E1ch
Canton OF SwlzCTland il sovereign. like
each one II our States, so far aS its inde-
pend nee ana legislative powers are notre-
tiic,cd los the Federal Constitution. The
principle OF the absolute sovereignty OF the
peoll is The basis OF All government IN
switzerland, municipal, OF the Canton, and
Of TIE Federation. Hence il is not sur
pris'ne that the little country has well.
cducaled, progressive, and happy popu'l.
ton.
We give a portrait OF the President for
leSG, Adoli Deucher, OF the Canton Thur
eau. His term, which began on January
1N. viii end on December 3lst. President
DeUcher was Nice-PTesldent last year. As
Pre,id he receives the salary Of $1,000
a
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ADIlRt253
9 . 8
SCROFILi OF LUNGS RELIEVED.

lam row forty-nine years old. and have
suffered for the last ftfteen years with u
lung trouble. Several members OF tno
family on ny mothers eide OK the houss
had died with consumption and the doe
tors were all agreed IN their opinion that
had consumption also. had MI the dis-
trefsng symptoms % lbAt terrhle disease.
Z have epen, thousands Of collars TO arrest
the march OF this disease; have employed
all OF the usual methods, not only In my
own case, but In the treatment OF otner
members 81 my family, but temporary re-
licf was all that l obtained. | WIS unflt
loraDy manual labor for several yearJ. By
chance | came INTO p0agessiOn Of PAM
phlet on Blood ard Skin Diseases" from
the Office OF Swift Specific Company, Al
lania, Ga. A friend recommended the use
Of Swifts Specific. claiming that he had
been greatly benefited By us use In some
lung troubles | resolved 10 try y. About
four years sgo commenced TO take :. y. y.
according 10 directions. | found 10 an
lnyigorptlng tonic, and have used ABOUT
my bottles. The results are most re-
markabe. My cough has left me. my
strength mas returned. and weigh sixty
pounds moe than / ever dii In my life.
II has been three years Since 1 stopped the
use OF the medicine, but nave had no re-
turn o! the disease, and there are no palms
or weakness felt IN my lungs. / do the
hardest Kind OF mechanical work. ana feel
as Well as ! ever felt since ! Was boy.
These, ] know, are wonderful statements
To make. but am honest when say That
/ owe my ex is;ence and health to-day TO
swfts SPECIFIC. u n the only medicine
that brought me any permanent RELIEF.
do not say that Swift's Specific Will DO this
IN every case. but most positively affirm
that Il has done this much for me, and L
would be TecTe8nt TO the duty | owo TO
suffering humanity II failed 10 bear this
cheerful testimony TO the merits OF this
wonderful medicine. am well known In
the city OF Montgomery, ard eau refer 10
the BEST citizens Ia the city.
r. J. HOLT.
MONTGOMERY, ArA., June IL, 1855.
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or Bavaria. Neither Of the late KIM
LudwfE ~. and or Kisg OTTO,

From time 10 time rumors reach the
American public suggestive Of the de-
velopment Of movement In Bavaria to
dethrone Otto J., who has been lunatic
nineteen years, and to make bis uncle.
Prince Luitpald. now Regent, King In
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DRUNKENNESS

or The Liquor Habit Can BE Cured without
the knowledge OF the Patient by Admin
isterlng Or. Haines' Golden speclnc.
1t INSTANTLY destroys all appetite for
alcoholic liquors. Can be secretly admin
istered I'm coffee, tea. or any article OF food.
even In liquor Itself with NEVEHcFAlL-
ING results. Thousands OF drunksrds have
been cured who today believe they cult
drinking OF their own free will. Endorsed
by every body but saloon-keepers. For sale
by 1. ROBERTS bAkEh,
9l9 east Main street.
no ls-eodl56t Richmond, Va.
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GDTRI ORDERS.

XTIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF THE COUNTY or HEN
RICO THE lJTH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1850:
James q. Blackwell and W. W. Cosby. IT,.
surviving partner OF himself and W. W.
Cosby DECEASED. .....Plantlits,
against
samuel s. Defendant,
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TAKES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

q OTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
HESRico COUNTY (VA.) TREAsURER's
OFFICE, kICBIOND, November 10, 1856. J
HENRICO COUNTY TAN-BILLj for the
year 1883 are now ready for payment. On all
tsX.hills remaining unpaid on the lsr DAY
or DECEMBER NEXT the law provides
That per cent. be added and the bills put
in the hands Of collectors FOR collection.
WILLIAM TAN Lob,
no 12.1Ot Treasurer HeuricO County.
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EINs%tizt.

Outs AND CALLS ON GRAIN,
l. PROVISIONS. ard STOCKS for long
and short time. Send for Price Circular.
IA. Z. HART q co. lilo Dearborn street.
Chicago. III. Refer by permission 10 Amerl-
70 2.Tn,HSnst
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Swns Specific ~ entirely vegetable
Treatise Oh Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THESWIFr SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Drawer 3. AtlGnta. On. or 157 west rwen-
ty-tbiri street. New York. oc 30-lw
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pINnER. AND TrA.nEIs. &C

FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH,
L AND AMERICAN DINNER, TEA,
AND CHAMbEk-SETS at very low prices.
My stock OF CHINA Is immense, and prices
viii please. lie sure and examine thl3 as.
sortment before purchasing elsewhere.
II. H. WALLACE,
90 IL 400 east Broad street.
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Part OF this mus be stopped, the inside
Performance particularly. SO Boscswen-
he Of the loud y0ice--roared out "Guards
kand Marines Standing ranks-right about
ace; give 'em The steel! Let no beggar es'
kespe. Charged
~ " we went; the are was closed. |
mus aekpow ledge To <6r men were now
1 'nss. sst, must =, ssa, for our o.
u we uid 800. he could We retreat TO.
~ gn as We wefe from all sdppo,ty II
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-14
GrapfHfr's Gnids.
THE MODEL FAST LINE EAST AND West.
DOUBLE Track JANNEY COUPLER.

leave Camden Station
For Annapolis, 7.20 a. m, 1915 p.
N. and 40 p. IN. On Sunday 9.05 a.
m. and 500 p. m.
For Way Stations between Baltimore
and Washington, 5.l0, $50. 9.05 a. m,
1915, 500, 500, $3.50, 80 p. m. On
Sundoy, $50. 905 a. M, 1.30, 500, $50
and HOO p. IN.
From Washington, 1856, $50, 7.3O,
SIS, S.4s, $40, 1925 and HOO a. M,
l.45, $40, 1856, 400, 500, $50, $40, $50,
$50, 90 and 1910 p. m. On Sunday,
7.30, S.45, 1885 and HOO a. M, 2.55
$50, 400, $40, $50, $50, $40 and 1910
p. m.
From Annapolis, S1S, a. M, and AS,
$50 p. IN. On Sunday, 1000 a. m. and
and $50 p. m.
Baggage called for and checked at
hatels and residences on orders left at
ticket office, l52 West Baltimore Street,
Camden Station, and 81 s. Broadway.
w. M. CLEMENTS, O. X LORD,
Master of Transportation. Gen Pass Agt.