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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-07
FOR HENT,

"A a comfortable two-story BRICK HOUSE
GHa ou Duke street. near the Second Presbyte-
riau Church. The rent will be made an object
to IA good tenant. Immediate possession.
Also. for hire. the present year, or by the
month"; three or four Servant MEN.
ian "a, VIM. N. MILLS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-07
VALUABLE FISHERY FJl GENE

VALUABLE FtSuENf Ct tEN -
THE subscriber Offers lol lrnr, the Mount
L Stuart Fishery. in King George County,
Va, for one or H. o. e years. Il has not been &C.
cupied for the last few years, but is considered
one of the best on the itom' &c, "a well Tor win
ter as spring, and will fully employ seine Of
from two to six hundred fathons. A good te.
nant will br literally dealt with Ivy the proprie-
tor. letter addressed tn me at Fredericks.
burg or Hampstead, King GEORGE. will meet
prompt attention X. o. GkAfSON.
dec 23-2aw3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-07
FOR RENT Or SALE.

:. The Brick House OH King street, next
MI door TO Mr.. Andrew Schoieid'>. Also the
D,t iim S.. aud Store on King streei. former
ly occupied by Capt. rnos. MuurOe. Apply TO
rHOS. vow ELL, Agent
For trustees of the Mech ,n.'s Bdnk.
~ Wanted, $1,000 Alexandria Bank naper-
apply as above jan 7-ldMa
S1ONA HlC BIT Frs.
TAR. WEDDER lUkN'S BlTTERS tont-
IL nut. Ia receive the apin oDatinn of all WIN
l,s.. them In add.tInu Ia numerous cer'ifica es
in their favor, tn, following. just rec e,ed from
Richard Steuart, Esq of King George County,
Virginia, Is >ubj" ned:
CEDAR Ga I'VE, Sth Dec. 1894
Dear Sir-l have used your bitte's With evil
dent good effects in my family. lam convinced
if your bitters were in more extensive use in this
lower country that we should be less subject to
the ague aud lever than we are; and rendered
more capable of outstanding other attacks that
we are subject to. in all this lower country bor-
dering on the river, and the extensive marshes
and low grounds remain your 0bed't serv't,
RICHARD STUART.
For sale by the single bottle, dozen quart or
gallon, by WILLIAM WEDDERBURN.
King S. next door to Morrson's Book Store
jan 7-hlw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-07

The Superintendent Of the Patent Once al
washington publishes list Of one hundred ana
6fty.two Patents which have expired during the
wear 1894.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-07
Cash FOR 400 NEGRoES,

INCLUDING both sexes, from l2to q years
j ofage. Persons having likely ServsLts &c
6spose of, will Aud il 10 he their inier%s' toElve
US call. as We will give higher prices IN case
than anv other purchaser who IL now, or may
hereafter. come into this market.
dec n ~. FRANKLIN T. ARMFIELO.
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SO SHIP NEWS. I'D
Port or aLEXdNDRIA. ID. c.
HORAND.!

ME HORAND3.
Brig Amulet, Nickeison, hence at Barbados
in Is days.
schr. Velocity, Ryder, 20 days from ST. Tho
mas fruze up al the fort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-07

The Washington Mirror has been enlarged
and improved in its appearance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-07

: Marine Insurance Company of Aierandyfo.
an Thursday, the 18th Of January next, be-
~ tween the hours Of 10 A. M. and Q p M.
an Election will be held at the Office of the Com.
pany. to elect fifteen Directors to serve in this
Institution for the ensuing year.
The transfer books will be closed on MondsA
the 18th, until after the Election.
NATHL. -WATTLES,
dec 5-cotE President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-07

Fancy balls are getting quite fashionable in
this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-07

A letter from Richmond informs us, that no.
thing has been done in the Legislature, OF To-
cal nature, at all interesting to the citizens OF
the adjacent counties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-07
FISHERIES FOR RENT.

FISHERIES FOR RENT.
Courts's Point, Tailoring Point, and Mtlss
Landing.
TUyHESE fisheries are attached to the
L lower part of the Gunston estate, on the
Potomac river. Thnse who may wish to
rent either of said fisheries, will find the subscri
her at the north corner Of Prince and Patrick
streets, Alexandra, D. C. r. THOMPSON.
rNationa IntelIigencer every other2 weeks
dec 31=eO2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-07

LOAF SUGAR AND BUCKWHEAT MEAL.
BOXES Loaf and Lump Sugars
Il Is or. bbls. Buckwheat Meal
Landing from on board soop Miller, from Phi
Iadelphia, and on sale by
dec 90 ANDREW J. FLEMING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-07

Cotton Seine Urine, Osnabure and Yarn.
~ BALES assorted Cotton Yarn. Cotton
III Osnaburgs and Cotton Seine Twine.
from the Petersburg Manufacturing Company,
inst received, per steamboat Old Dlmlnion, and
for sale by
dec 81 A. e.. CAZENOFE q 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-07
ALEXANDRIA:
wEpNespAY MORNING. JAN'Y .. 1885.

The miscellaneous article from the We"
Monthly Magazine, which occupies poruoh
Of our columns to-day, will be found appropriate
10 the season-the commencement OF "e"
year-and pleasant and entertaining reading
II will be perused with interest and sat's'acuon'
General Romulus Saunders, late Attorney
General of the State Of North Carolina, has re-
signed that Office, in consequence ofihe antici-
pated action ofthe Legislature on the suo!ec' Of
his holding lucrative appointment unoer 'ne
Federal Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-07

WARRANTED WINTER OIL.
"a Casks Pure Winter Strained Oil, direct
~ from the Mandatory at Nantucket Just
received, and for sale by VIM. u. NUT.
In store Is boxes superior Sperm Candies,
4ong 4s and IS and short 6s and los, warranted
nure jan !
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BLANKS AND PAMPHLETS
Executed with despatch at the Gazette once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-07
~ VIOLETT AGAIN!!---Witl

~ VIOLET AGAIN!! with
adegree of satisfaction equaed only by that of
the fortunate holder Of numbers 8 Is So, which
drew the handsome prize Of 81, $50 in the Virgil
mia Lottery, for the benefit Of the town Of Wheel
ing, Class No. for 1885, which drew last Satur-
day, VIOLET informs his friends of the sale
Of the same, and, at the same time, admonishes
them to lose no time in supplying themselves
in the following Lottery, which
DRAINS TOMORROW
Literature Lottery of the State of Delaware,
Class No. l. for 1885,
To be drawn in Wilmington, DEL on Thursday
January 8,
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
lO PRIZES OF $1,000 each!
Tickets 81 90, halves 90, quarters 90.
To be had in a variety Of numbers Of
j. w. VlOLETF,
LOTTERY AND ExcHANoE BRoKER,
Nearthe corner Of King and Fayette Streets,
Alexandria. D. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03
1TYaS


meeting was held OF 18th October at Mobile, for tho
purpose OF expressing their sympathy with the citizens
OF Texas The concoursc large and highly rcspecta
BILE They pledged themselves to do all IN their power
Tor The cause, that was consistent with the duty the v
owe to their own GOyernment.-They came to the fol.
lowing resolutions
"Ros0ired, That Committee To consist of-pc rsons
be apPonied to solicit contribution in behafoftbc PEG.
pie OF Texas and receive tho aud assist at discrc
ton all FOiunioeyS who disposed 10 20 10 Texas for
the purpose Of sustaining the People of that country aud
their present struggle
"Be nfarttcr ReSoirsd That this Committee be clothed
with full and penary powers.
"Rcsoited, That a copy Of The proceedings Of this
meeting be forwarded by Col BVSpiN ~ the President
of the Convention now in session in Texas"
The Committee Of twenty proceeded 10 oct and
The 2ls bad resolved TO re-ossem1c the citizens Of
Mobile for the purpose Of making still further efforts in
behalf oithe People Of Texas
fhe Memphis CTenn) Gazette Of 18th October states.
This day big with the fate Of Texas and her People
Person Hodge, who returned 10 this place from that
country informs us that that People his day. meet i'm
general Convention, for the purpose ofdeclaring them
selves free and independent He says that they arc 50
condcntof superior strength that they entertain no fears
at all"
letter addressed on the lh Of October TO the
President Of the u. States, by John Forbes Chairman.
Cen Samuel Houston, and y others the Committee Of
Vigilance for the Department Of NacOpdochrs plain
ing that large bodies Of Creek Indians we're about 10 be
introduced into Texas and declaring that they felt
hound by solemn regard 10 the safely Of this section
Of the Republic, to make explicit appeal to tho Pre-
sidcnt Of The United States and request Of him the en-.
iorcenen OF The hirfNrd article Of the treaty, and
that he will restrain the Indians residing within The IL
ms OF the United States to the eountfy designated for
them on the Arkansas"
A a.. - .fI -. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

EEANoVER COURTHOUSE RACES.-Thc Sta.
u N bes OF Messrs Boswell, o. r. Hare, John r.
White, WIN H. White VIM Williamson, &c. have ar
rved and other horses are expected, giving prospect
OF hne sport The races will commence Tnis DAY
Nov. 3. IO2-ltl JNO ID ANDREWS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03


3lSt OctOGer 1885
81 conformity to an act Of the General Assembly on.
~ titled An Act 10 reduce into one act the several
acts concerning Eschcators, passed the 9th January
1910, hereby make known 10 those whom il NAV con-
cern, that appears by the Certificate Of James Raw
ngs Escheator for the City Of Richmond that by in
QUESTION and Office found this I'd day Of October fs35
certain lot Of ground Of which Margsrrlta West died
seized situated the north side Of ri street in the CITY
OF hichmond, between tie lot Of the Trusccs Of the
Monnmenial Church, the northwest, and street Sc
paIsupg rom The First Baptist Meeting House. on the
South cast, and fronting ~ ~ feet on said RI street
hoth duly eschcated 20 tie Commonwealth Of Virginia.
n w. SELDEN, Reg. lind Office
10y . 52-f2t
a tO.rAkINBRSHiP.-T subscribers having asso.
~ eiaied themselves under the firm Of Fords 4 Jfood.
son. of INC purpose Of cauying the Commission BIZ.
Hness, IN the Sty Of Richmond, respectfully solicit
continuance OF business from the friends Of William
Ford " Coz as also from the public generally Liberal
advances VIII ne made on produce them for sale
~ Plane,s ana iarmefs particularly tobacco, cotton
punctuaIly attended TO- SAMUEL FORD VIZ 70
WILLIAM FORD,
MILLER WOODSON
Nchmoho5 Nov . 52-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03


TWNURNPlKE COMPANY.-A General Meeting of
n the Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike Conpa
ny, will be held at the Farmers Hotel in Manchester
on wednesday the 18th inst, TO take into consideration
subjects OF vital Importance to said Company Stock
holders who cannot make it convenient 10 attend will
do well To- appoint proxies to act for them according To-
tho following form; ], - -, do hereby appoint
- -, to act proxy in my behalf meeting
OF the Stockholders in the Manchester and Petersburg
Turnpike, to be holden at the Farmers Hotel in Man
chester, on the lth inst Witness my hand and ecal
tlS - day of November 1886
By request IF Stockholders, reprcsenjag
-Four Hundred and 5ercn Sta1es
NovemDcT g. 52-td
20 The Peorsbug Constellation v requested 10 pn.b Tho
oye t ne day Of eingi aud send tho 10 r. Lee AZ the
Farmers Bank Of Virgna. " NV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03
EsIssGEHs'S EXCHANGE.
AND LOTTERY OFFICE, RlcuMoyp. V,aa,,

Whole ticket, No. 10 20 ~
The snug little prize Of 8 QOO sold in the last yrni
MA Lottery, was presented by gentleman from the
country, and The cash, as usual, paid at sight by
BIGGER.
Continued Good Luck
:. Drawn Nos of the Virginia Dismal Swamp, Extra
No.:
16 "a SO 80 SO Is % % 2e
Ticket Nos 10 30 90, the second highest Capital of
81 900.
Also--huf ticket 25 30 "a, another of the Capitals.
were both sold and paid to the fortunate holders at sight
usual by BIGGER
Drawn Nos of the Virginia Dismal swami
% 81 43 33 Ia l5 u GO so As &
Ticket Nos. Ia lo 43-Onc of the Capitals sold and
paid at sight, by BIGGER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

meeting was 10 be held in Abingdon on the Goth
October for the purpose Of considering the projected
railroad from IynchbUrg to the Tennessee line.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

OHio-lb he Cincinnati Republican of the Goth Octo-
Der states ta Returns have been received from twelve
Senatorial districts, where Senators TO be elected
winch give to the Administration NINE Senator's and TO
the Opposition three" The Columbus Hemisphere of
the 23d has memorandum on its margin, which says
he Senate stands 20 Van Buren, to 10 Wing; House Of
Representatives 46 Van Buren, TO Is Wbip Nine me,n.
bers OF the House OF Representatives to hear from Our
majority will be about y joint ballot giving the Wings
the nine members not heard from. The Louisville Ad-
vcrtser asks What will now become of the last of the
ayaabrs' Disgraccfully defeated in his own State
by an overwhelming majority, will his part sans else
where be scnse-less enough to suppose that he can be
successfully sustained for the Presidency"
PENNsYLvAsIA.-The last Z" Pcnnsylvanian'' exhibits
the complete returns of the votes for Governor:
Ritner, ............ 940l7
Wolf, .................. az go
kiuhlnnhn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

ELECTIONS

observation-disclosures are in from all the counties for
Gorernor. Schley, the Union candidate, has received
ii 2O4 votes, and his opponent, Dougherty, sos
Schleys majority 2,606-In 1888, Governor Lumpkins
official majority was, according to paper about $500
ana another the Savannah Georgion says 100
polcd, G0,T54 This year. fewer Votes have been pocd
viz: $500, and Gov. Schey's majority is 26O6
III returns from all the counties Tor Members of Con-
gress with the exception of attnall, Union and Ware
present the following results:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

The N Y Star, and the N York Gazette both Wbips)
insist upon IT, that it the Van Buren, party Of Utica
who put down the Convention, &c &c. And is lint
any reason why should find fault with them Or
That MI v Buren, should be charged with aboiitionsm
Is u by such confessions these that his enemies eK
poet TO make him odous to the South We understand
indeed that he avows, all occasions, his unqualified
aptpathy to the Northumberland that a his friends IN
~ 1ork m every quarter, among the active in
putting them down. And is this any reason why the
south should oppose his election We very much
struck with the following remark made the other day by
most respectable citizen, who is recently from N York
lie IS not the friend Of Van Buren, bot he is Patriot
and the friend Of the Union Had been originally
Van Buren man, surely the course which Mr. Van Blu.
rem and bis fends have taken this Abolition question
would have only fixed him the frmer in my affections
Tic has riskcd every thing for the South know that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03
Another splendid pottery.

$4,000 and $15 900 Capitals
EXTRI-No 3.
To be drawn November 18th, 1886
70 Numbers-ll Drawn Ballots
GRAND CAPITALS
Prize of $4,000
8" 1900
5000
80 5000
1928
40 Prizes of 900
500, 400, 800, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03
SEQ, 400, 800, &c.
.o,eot pr;-o AfO

Tickets only $40 Hatees s. Qaarters2 so.
Orders for tickets in the above splendid Lottery will
meet the most prompt attenton-Plcase address
THO. Is. BIGGER Richmond H.
November 3. 51
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

Consulate Of he United Suites IF 3periea, London.
j. Thomas Aspinwall, Consul Of the United States of
America for London and the dependencies thereof do
hereby make known and certify TO all whom il may con.
Germ that on the day Of the date hereof personally came
and appeared before me, c. - and - c
subscribers to the foregoing affidavit marked A. and
c. IL subscribers 10 the foregoing affidavit
marked - and then and there signed She same and there
alter made solemn oath 10 the truth thereof
in testimony whereof have hcrcunto set my hand
and affixed the seal Of the Consulate Of the u States
~ London, aforesaid, this sixteenth day of July ~ the
year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and thirty
hive snd IN The sixtch year Of the Independence Of the
said United States. THOS. ASP1NWALI,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

Sworn at the Consulate Of tho United Stacs Of America
London, ibis 10th day "f July. 1885, before me-
THOMAS ASP1NWALL, Consul a. S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

al his friends have been active agans, the Abolonists
he IS himself strongly opposed TO them would be the
last NAV to abandon him under such circumstances if
had been previously friend to his election
Garrison, whom Mr. Otis formerly culogised for his mo-
raicourage-and declared that he would perish Martyr
IN 'he abolition cause has quacd beneath the crowd
Boston, acted the mcrcst record feu
on his knees and begged for mercy The papers are now
discussing the question Of his Sanity
OF the Baltimore Patriot states that when an app,cn.
lice at Ncwbnrypo, he often displayed symptoms Of the
widest insanity, which would neiimrs hold on for
days together The fact is the whole of abolition
iss from 1urpan to May candidates for bedlan or
The Fenitcntinry. They ethrr madlnen or knavcs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03

- 80 - MoSTPELLIER, Oct. &c
Dear Sir Your letter of the 18TH being addressed 10
Madison instead of Orange Court house, recey-
ed till the 9th.
Much as l wish success TO the Monument plan
know not that could in any mode, any terms mani
fest my appreciation of it. strongly than have al
ready done in my published letter. accepting the appoint
ment conferred on me. With friendly respects
JAMES MADISON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
RUNAWAY.

MAS committed 90 the Ish u JeHer.
w son County. on The ist-dsy of No
'emosf' Negro ssn named BiiI.. VIII
ssJs he escaped from George Ksphsft. q
AsrJ land. lie formsrly belonged 20 samuel
laFue, - FFsdeFrk County, W, vhO solJ
h'm 10 Ihomss Dasis, % ilsgerstoWn Sad
"egro = about Is yesFs Of ags. 5 feet % =
inches high y Of dark eompls 1,on. aud %
seer over be right eve ard one on hr. lefi
hand The owner is requested 10 come Tor
ward. prove be property. snd psy charges.
otbeTsise tsid runaway vili b. disposed Of
a. The Law directs WIZ GRiGCS
NOV ~, 1875 J-iisr Lgufon 60
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
rmR Angels warssrxn.

rMR ANGxLp wiErsrxR.
sAsr vss sleeping.
Its mosher Vas weeping,
For hsr hssband uss far on the I'D RAGING ~,
Aud the sesngest assselling
Mound the kshsru.sa's dwelling
Aud ahs ersod " Dernso,, i.rlins' Oh. come back
20 rue :"
stes e>ssls vhil< she aumbsrvL
The baby ssiil slumbcr'd,
Aud smiled ia her fsse ~ sise LensieL her knoe
"Oh. tlsss'd be that ~aping
Ny child. thy slrrp sjor.iag-
For U knev ihss ths angels arr shi,p.rin, with
thee.
..A.d While they are keeping
Bright watch o'rr Thy sleeping,
Oh, pray To them softly. ny baby, y 9Th ING
And say thou ~ould',t rather
They II watch osr thy father,
For fkeo~ that the snsr;s arr whispering viii.
thee"
The dawa Of the mo~nins
SAN Dsrmot returning,
Aud 'he vile seft With y. her babes f.tiicr 10
Aud closely earessias
Her child With . bles,lnx,
Sa'd, 81 knew that the angels Wcry ~L;.o.,in,
With thee -
One ofthe popular super.titioas oC The I,,,h /.
That ~i'e'' smile play t,c f.ce IL .l,,.,,,
'ns 'nisn', angels arc shisI,, rin;; - ith IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

"a Qsaksr Remed5 Srrz~ant, Ia ri, inr
icsnper."ee Lecture Co thr IIostosisns . few
evenings sioo~, related tlie following snes.iotc
A moderate drinking landlord, one
VINO gave to almos: every customer
who came IN, an example Of moderate
drinking, was Harvesting the horse o,
Quaker who had stopped at his house,
and as he met with some difficulty in
buckling strap, complained OF the
badness Of his eyes, which were cover
ed by Par Of goggles. As the Qua
ker manifested an interest in his case.
the landlord removed the goggles, and
submitting the swollen and inflamcd
balls to the examination of his custom
or, begged him to tell him what he had
better do for them. My advice, friend. ,
replied the Quaker, is that thou
shouidst put thy brandy on My e-es. and
Tue thy goggles Orer Try mouth"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
TRANSPORTATION on THE BAIT
NONE AND OHIO RAN ROAD

HVRANSPoRTATiON on THE BAIT
- MoRE AND OHIO RAYH. RnAn
BETWEEN HARPERS-FRRRY AMI RAI-
IlAoRE.-The CoNyEIANCE OT ToN-
NA6E, on the Rail Rosd 10 aud frou. HAIR.
fEhS-FEhkf, viii take place on aud after
MondD. neIt. the LIT December.
The TRANSPORTATION or PtsSES
GERS viii eommsoes on Wednesday. the "a
December
The Rail Road Company will, until turtle r
police. receive Produce and Commodit,ss
generally. 81 the termination OF the Railway
~ fiarPers-fsSry, and vIlt give To the part,s,
from whom they may Tsceive such produce
receipts for ths same. eogsginE 70 denver q
to the eonsignees IN Baltimore, OF q ans
other public or private depot, IN good order
when q sAsll be delivered IN such order 90
the CO@psny.
They will also receive produce IN like mSn
nee, at Viewers Mill, snd ~ BsrIia, OF 81
such other Poiats - may hereafter be agreed
upon " iIh forwsrdsrs.
The charge Of the Csmpaay for coo vsyins
houF 10 Baltimore will be - follows. vsx.
FFo@ IiarPsTSIsTry, - cents per bbl-
NeteT's MIL, - do %
Berlin. 81 do do
The Raj Read compssy Will also rse.i,.
Goods OF other commodities IN Baltimore
or ~ any other public oF private Depot on
TIE hah hoao. -dssttned foF ttsrpfrs-teFpy
transport. and. Immediately on arrival. dsi,.
YER the same 81 the tsru.laStion q the Raj.
way 10 the eOnsigBsss thereof
The charges By the Compsny Tor such roo
Veysncs from Baltimore 10 The Ferry will DO
~ follows. viz:
Plaster Of Paris. per ton. - 60
salt sbd sailed T,.h. per 100 lbs lit ct
MereLaodtse DO. 22l eu
Trans of Wagons vii start daiiy ffop,
ilsFPsrs-Ferry sndfrom Bsiiimors. and pro
ceed regularly through 70 those places. res
Psetivsiy, ard slI oO@HOditiss - vi BE- prompt
y forwarded IN their sseesssive order after
being received By the COmpsny
Far PFicss cen BE- obtained 81 ali times fof
The GONDOLAs from wheh produce NAV
u snv place have bseR delivered % the Rail
Rosd Conpany
The Tvsasy0ffsiiga 81 PasisngsrI vii, until
further noiics, BE- - follows. va
Fisr. Hssbrys- FRY % H,lhs,sre o. FrssLvisi
Guy
a Tain VII start Al Z IN The H.orBing.
Etsa Bs'asnsrs 70 Da, pre- Perry
A Tfaia uhi start every mofarg 81 seven
O'Clock, rssehing Tie Frfry 81 shout tbrso
10 she afternoon.
W. wOODyILIE,
Sater.afssJ-rf = 70 n q ~ n n
ones ~ IrausPofistion H.. t-,t-
2g'a M 1881