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RESALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
HDY order of Baltimore County Court, sitnng N
- Chancey the undersigned, trustee, WI seu by
P. NJ, all that valuable property lying on Monument SIS
and French ST., in old Town, city of BALTIMORE, ana ue
scrbed follows: beginning the south side OF Moh
Constitution st. thence running eastwardy on hiohu-
ment st. 49 feet inches with average depth OF about
800 feet. The front French street Is about oiee
with depth Of about $50 feet.
- This properly has upon it forty small Dwell
EIIaJ LiNGS and capital Mansion House with zee
lighthouses and other conveniences. A part OF this
property is subject to ground rent which the Trustee
will explain to any disposed to purchase.
The title shall be entirely satisfactory TO the pur
chaser.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree are
in cash aud the residue in g. - and 10 months, with in
terest. For the credit payments security viii be requ
ed. JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
ma eodts
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NEW YORK Af.aRRETS. Mnu "a.

ASHES-There is good demand for Pots, and sales
of 500 bis at 81 50-which is the last week;
Pearls are rather sitter in price, sales of 200 BIZ at
81 s7a5.
BARILLA-A lot of Canary sold at $40
COAL-Large sales of Sidny at So
COFFEE-Our surplus of Brazil is large and inereas-
ing GALES ofabout 1000 bags at cents TO- Cuba 9al0;
800 Laguira IL; 300 Java 49,
COTTON-Vesses have become scarce, and Il Is diff
cu to get reghts owing this fact the market has
become 6uet Sales only about $50 bales Upland and
and Florida, at 6 cents a9l; Mobile Gallo; fine H.
FISH-Mackerel has declined-saies of Connecticut
half barrel shad at 81.
FLOUR-The market has been quite stationary COM
mon brands Western, is selling at 81 81, rather dull;
Ohio 81, rs; Georgetown IS.
GRAIN--Wheat has declined, and the best percels
will command but dollar; has fallen 20 5Ta53;
Rye 50.
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A~CH aILE;NC

HOO Dollars Dollars viii be forleitesso any md
Nf4sMo vi, produce a Preparation
OF S.4RSaP.4RLEL-4. Et Is positively me strongest
preparation existence. Che bottle it is equal 70 six
pnts of the strongest syrup at be made, and
erous individuals prepare from it syrup wlseh they puG
in bottles of dierentsiZes and shapes sellsg it athe
preparation when in reality IS the preparation of Dr.
Ledy; the syrup being madefrom his extract recepc
for which accompanies each betile of DR.. Le5 prepa
ration, whereby if syrup is wanted it be made
expense of two Aoars gallon without paying for it
at the rate of so 10 IS cts! bottle eight to zen doa
agallon.
Dr. Leidy', Ertrcst o. SarsaaaTia is unusually plea
SAINT the TASTE taken eitherby itself glass Of
water 1t L useless here TO speak of its medical vTue
every man. and child who read knows OF
its efficacy lis qualities having been and Is daily being
published in all newspapers.
It is particularly apted the spring and sumnar
seasons, being ola more purifying nature than any OTIS
er medicine ever discovered . character and eica
ey Il vel known Throughout the United States it helnz
general and preferred TO all others throughBs the
South and West; upwards of II 30 bottles having been
sold during the past II montes
Numerous certificates from Physicians and others
well rs full directians accompanying each bottle.
Extract of letter from Or. j. b. Haniff, Mobile
Extract ola letter from Mfr James Q. malsford angs
respectable Merchant Of Baltimore. 10
eHaving had frequent occasions TO employ prepaTa-
lions of Sarsaparlla IN my family during the pest
years last year tried yours and found one bottle eqaa
in efficacy to FIVE Of any other that ever used"
Extract of letter from Mfr. Suford of Northampton
sYour Extract of Ssrsaparil has performed pordeas
with me- havcg restored perfect health, though
for years afflicted have described you, and du
ring that time having riedost every thing 90 well a.
having received sklful medical attendance, during
great portion of the time"
Numerous recommendations and extracts from variSun
communications cOuE be added bat for the great
| attending newspaper advertising
II prepared ard sold wholesale and retail Dr.
Leidy's Health Emporium, Ne. lei North Second Sc
below Vine street
F. Browns Drug stere, corner 5;h and ChesHu;ss
T. KIeda do. do I'd and CaIloVtiH ssse
James Bonds dc. do 18th and I.ocustshs.
]. Long and A. Farers Drg Stores, Lancaster, ssf
throughout the Unaed States.
Price 81 a Bottle.
Sold by G. s. DUHURSTe
Corner OF Dugan's wharf and Pratsst-.
Eo8er end Of Centre Market Space.
ma % BalfiuSre
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ST. LOUIS MARKET, Nov Is.

BACoN-We quote as before, hog round, 5a5s, plen-
ty HAMS plenty SalO; shoulders sa6c; sides 64a7c.
GRAIN-Whrat il offering freely at Soc; Corn, con-
siderable sales were made last week at 30c.
TOBACCO-Manutactured Missouri and Kentucky
fair l2t a25; Virginia 25a5o.
WHISKEY-The stock on hand is large, and the de-
mand limited Rectifed 23a25.
EXCHAKGE-On New York at 10 per cent. prenai-
um; on Philadelphia and BALTIMORE 4per cent prem; bills
of (Phisd u s. Bank per cent; specie 6a6I per cent
Dreni.
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FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAMBRIDGE


yHyEfEl superiority of the CAhfPHINE LIGHT, to
that of either Oil Gas, has been fully tested
by some hundreds who using it in this city both rs
regards the brlancy of the Light and that OF economy
we are prepared to prove that the Camphnc is less
than o,e-ha the expense ofGas O-and in addition
to which possesses all the good qualities that other ar
tcia lights have not; in regard cleanliness there is
nothing 10 compete with it, and in trimming the Lamp 1t
is done with more facility, and less trouble than with
the ordinary lamp. The Camphne ti is purely vegeta
BILE and warranted free from combustion There are
now upwards of 1900 ofthe Lamps used in New York,
and increasing daily. large assortment OF which, and
the Camphne Oil, constantly on hand and ior sale BY
7. PALMER s. co.
n. B. The Lamps burning every night al oar Stores
where they be seen. ma 70 4t
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AUCTION SALES.


eRxHANCERY SALE.-Under a decree Of n
Court of CHANGERS the subscriber as Trustee, VI
offer for sale at public action, the premises, at ten
oeIockA NJ on Saturday the 9th June nexts the VAL
UhBLE FARM called 'sLongworth'O situate about IL
mites, from Baltimore, and about one nalie from the
Inainroad of Back River Meek adjoining lands ef An
drew Collins Joseph Joice ana the heirs of john UheTy
and bag on Browns Creek ,sneaT the mouth OF Baek
River (eng the land described 10 the Deed recorded IN
Baltimore County Land Records IN Liber w 9. no
Ia foliO753( IteomtaiHs about 128 ACRES OF LAND.
which is represented very good, and well lmproVea
with lint, ashes &e.
~ The bGaidnss are a FRAME DWELLIES
EIsET House,, large BARN, with extensive sAedss
I=lla.Grap8ry, and other ouhouses. There is papFs
of good wfter near the dwelling
At the time will be sold the Farming Utensils o
the place. and Tie s5ck and also four Slaves three f.
males and one mae-),
Terms of sale Onefourth ofthe purchase money casA
ratification of sle with interest from the day ID
sale, and the residue and - months from said dag
with interest erefros, and all payments TO be secured
by bond noHs with security TO be approved by the
Trustee. CHARLES .. MAYER
ma 10 APR DAVIS.
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NOTICE,

CELLAR To LET.-That large and commodi-
Gus Cellar under the house at the head of Cheaside,
known BY the name of the North Bend This cellar Is
well adapted for the storing of OIL &cexiending under
the whole house. Apply ~ Mir. Geo. Johnson, at the
Reading Room attached to the house Immediate pos
Baltimore, May 10Th, 1870. Pt A. colt
f6s- sVVAINY'S PANACEA-CAUrIoN.
great celebrity which this remedy has acquired during
period of twenty years, its increasing demand, and It's
Unparalleled success has induced number of persons,
from time time both Of home and abroad, to nnitae 1t
iii various ways
bearing other names did consider it necessary to
advert 10 them having evidence in our possession OF
the gross receptions practised by unpnciped meH IN
vending spurious syrup for the genuine SWaln ran
purchasing medicines from any but the most respect
able sources.
perpetrators of these mpostons, as the spurious mix
lures the generally sent into the INTERIOR and to
foreign countries.
New York closely resembling our own but the bottles
were Labelled William Swain, instead Of WILLIAM
SWAIN. ,
More recently we have found bottles cast in mould
precisely like our own but fSwaIm's Panacea" New
York blown in the glass, instead of "Swaim's Pana-
ceao Philadelphia.
We have received repeated advices from the West In
da islands that empty bottles purchased up at
high rates, for the purpose of refng them with spu
rjous mixture: and of the thousands of bottles of Swain g
Panacea annually sold in cur principal cities, we can
collect but very few of the empty bottles, they are
made of in various ways to defraud the proprietor
and to deceive the public.
we have known instances of three bottles being made
out of one by mixing portion of Sarsaparilla Syrup
with the genuine Swam's Panacea, thereby retaining
s1me of its virtues.
In Philadelphia lately, large order was received by
n mercantile house for Swain 3 Panacea botles mould
In exact imitation of our made, and the order
suppIedand recent advices from Brazs inform that
vessel from Amsterdam had arrived at Rio de Janero,
partly laden with bottles precisely like own. We
have also in possession book printed in Germany fac
sin,iIe of our own book of cases and certificates.
From all these circumstances it will be seen That the
pesuine Swas Panacea is coantereited and initiated
10 considerable extent and as these limitations are not
only fraud upon u.s. but will necessarily protract the
suernas of invads those diseases where the genuine
medicine might have proved eficacious, we must rely
luon the public to purchase the Swaims Panaeea only
from authentic and respectable houses and dealers, who
obtain their supplies either from LabTatory IN Pha
deph;a or from our accredited and General Agent,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No. 40 Pine street,
New-TofE.
fSigned) WILLIAM SWAIN & SON.
Philadelphia, 18th April, 1910.
RORERTS & ATKINSON,
Conner of Hanover and Mafhetsteets,
-, 90 a<.itf aara. Baltimore
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A LARGE CARGo-The British barque Bever-
", Capt. Brewer, lately cleared at Savannah,
with cargo of 1882 bales Cotton, of which
1900 bales were under and 80 bales on deck
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sAR,r,s VARIETY STORE

EARr'S VARIETY STORE,
No I0ll BALTIMORE STREET.
(Bnoetw c n III anG'C ADVERT Sire efs,}
NEZHERE can be bad, reasonaqo terms, the
Wv following articles
Sweeping, serubbing Shoe Toeeh, Wea9ers' ann Ftil
ler's BRUSHES
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hand
somey lettered
WiIlOw-basket CARRIAGES
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy balls, common Tops
Baskets, Washboards towel Rollers
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Hay and garden Rakes
Lime Lemon Squeezes
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays cake Boards, and roRag Pms
Muders; Spoons
Lamp Wicks, assorted; candle W5gk
Cane metal Stays pr Reeds and Cane sts2be for reed
makers
Plough or leading Lines
PaIlour and kitchen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassinett and Cotton CARPETS
Hand and fly Shutues: cabbage Nets, Sc.
Baltimore, 5th month, 1910. may l2-tf-
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PREPARED BY JACOB HoUCK, Balsinsors,
UyOR the cure of the following diseases nimots,
* Rheunntisrn, Gout, Palsy, Ring Worms, Itch, Chill
blains Frost Bites, Mumps, Stiffness Of the joints
Cramps, Burma, Scsids, and al kinds OF Sweunss at
tended with pain.
f67-The LfNHfHNT can be obtained at HoUCk'S
I.4HoRAToRY, South Charles, near Market street,
with proper directions fas Using. Pries 50 cens.
maT4-6m
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,r;nnecanoe Club viii meet at the room over
Matthew Clarls's store, west Baltimore street; on
THIS EVENING, the 2Sth inst, at n O'Clock
The friends Of Harrison and Reform generally
are invited to attend.
WIN. P. STEWART, President.
VIM w. MCCLELLAN, Cor. Sec ma - APP
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TENTH WARD TIPPEcANOE CLUB
The Tenth Ward Tippecanoe Club will meet on
FRIDAY EVENING, the 18th inst, at hall
past seven o'clock, at the school room on the
south west corner Of Eutaw and Mulberry SITS;
Ia united to attend and Join the club. BY order
ma27 APP E. O'DONNELL POOR,
Secretary.
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ANU SEM EN- rs.

AMERICAN THEATRE-FRONrS ST.
FYhh Might of Kiss ROCK and BIZ. FREER.
THIS EVENING, Mas %,
WnTSe presented
Mr. FTeeT;s Nc.o Turkish DrGa4u Of Ire
CORsAIR'g REVENGE;
AIco.z. ne Pirate. Bir. FREER.
Kinda, MIS- Si'f l On
THE DAY AFTER THE WEBBING.
ADJ FIizabeffT. Miss ROCK
70 conclude with Efs Farce Of
THE SWISS COTTAGE!
Lissette, with Songs, MES hOCh'
{rz- For particulars gee small bAs.
S6z- Price of Adnssion-BoX 81 cents.-Pit2 y cents
}17- Doors open at 7-peTfonn5ace 70 commence at
half past O'Clock, precisely.
{h5- Checks moi transferable.
AMERICAN TI5 EATRE--FROETS ST,
MISS ROCK
HDEGs respectfully 20 announce her friends and the
LIB public in general, that her benefits liked Tor
SATURDAY, THE BOTH INSTANT,
On which occasion will be performed tie Drama of The
SOLDIERS DAUGHTERS,
The Widow CHEEKY, Misc ROCK
After which the Mel0-drama of the
INNKEEPER's DAUGHTER,
Mary, the Innkeeper's Daughter. Miss ROCK.
To conclude with the aughabie Face OF
WINNING A HUSBAND,
In which Miss ROCK will sustain, seven different char
acters, and which was received with unbSdnGed APP
plause-
Miss Jenny Transit, Miss ROCK.
Cookbook now open.
ma % 2
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TEIE .aRINGnON F.qIR.

The attention of the citizens Of Hartford and the pup
&c generally, is requested 10 Fair to be held in A1ng
don, by the ladies of that place and IFS vicinity, on 1us
aal, thds9th of June next.
the object contemplated in holding this fair Is 70 90
tain sum of money sufficient to repair the Methodist
tapdated condition is rendere dalmost useless as place
of worship. M. ,,. 49,. $40,
n sssduo,,sly engaged this business may be enabled,
h. tho beray OF the citizens, carry out their auda-
BE design they have prepared great variety OF beau
tf articles both useful and ornamentai when VIII DC
arranged and offered for sale the day above men
toned. .s...,
Abingdon, May -, 1910 .AwN
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Making a total of


Leaving stock hand not cleared of1ss6 SOS bales.
Last season, at the corresponding period, The total re-
cepts 24S 1888 bales; the Exports 223625 bales and
the stock 9, 822 bales.
We estimate the sales of the week OF about $1,000
hal
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MARYLAND FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIS,
TRICT.-WfItG CONVENTIONAL a meeting OF
iand agreeabIy 10 pablic notice, held at Charlotte Hail.
on Thursday the fath of May for the purpose OF nomi
mating an Electoral candidate OF President and Wee
President Of the United states for said district General
John G. Chapman of Charles county, was called 10 ie
Chair; Cen Samuel Coe, of Prince George and col.
John Beckett of Calvert, were made Wee Presidcnts
Henry Fowler, of st. Mary's and Edwd. w Gardiner,
OF Charles, acted as Secretaries. The PRESIDENT on
taking the Chair, statpd the object of the Convention
ON motion of Dr. VIM j. Edline of St Mnrys, Col.
yym, T. Wootton, Of Prince Georges, was unanimously
chosen as Electoral candidate for said district On mo
ton, il was -.
Resolred That the officers Of the Convention notify
Col Wooion of his appointment and that the proceed
inps Of the CoDcenon be signed by the Presidents and
fsecretares and published In the Wing papers OF the
district OF Columbia and the State of Maryland.
on motion, the Convention adjourned.
JOHN G. CHAPMAN, President.
Samuel Coe, lyiee Presidents.
tss9,s Is John Beckett,
4, Fowler, secretaries.
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IAW NOHIl;h.,

xETM. E. Anderson, John 8. Bnen and koheH
w Hughes, have associated themselves iogethe ~
the practice OF law, will attend the High Courts OF RI
rors and Appeals, Chancery and Circuit Courfs ofe
Counties Of Warren, Hiads Rankin, Madison, anu "a
ECO, in Mississippi ma =
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fOBILE MARKET, Bay 20.

CoTTON.-Sincc the 18th of May, the date Of our
last report have received 968 baes and shipped
the following Dorts al follows;
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no ApoEOCY FOR WIGS.

a7-.4TTEETIOE B.R LDHE.gD St-G9
AF all the remedies ever devised for the ressoratos
~ and Prosecution of the flair nothing has been
found equal to -4lfeT Oleaginols Hair Toic L SCI
dom fails restorative hair health and beauty. RfH
ny who were bald three months ago, eXhibE
luxuriant heads Of hair by the use of
Copy of aleeer from DR.. 8. S FIrcH. dated.
PI.LADELrHIA, hay1o, 1873
Dr. Jasne:
Dear Sn-EfeeI that hardly say encansh 20 yem
in favor of 2leTs OIcGgHos Hair Tonic prepared bg
you. My hair had been falling off about years, and
had become very thin, threatening speedy badness.
when / commenced using this remedy. Ia about one
week. it ceased to fall OH. have used II now about
three months, aed have fun and thick head of hair
as can possibly desire. l have recomnaendediGs use
number of nay friends who all speak well of il. f
faithfully employed have doubt of irs general sur
nay add that before using the Tonic, had tried
almost all the various articles employed for the hair
such The MacassaI Oil, all the different preparations
of Bears Oil, Vegetable tair Oil, &c. Be. without exDe-
nencing much, ifany, benefit
Respectfully yours,
S. s. FITCH,
No. 172 Chestnut street
NBeore DR.. Fitch used this ToErs his hair began ta
be GRAY, but since then there Is gray bar be-
found on HE head.
The above preparation is sold by
G. L. DUHURST
CeTner DUgan's wharf and Pratt street.
ma d lower end of Centre Market Space
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIAIA AND
GEORGETOWN STEAM PACKET LINE.

WASHINGTON, AI4EAANDRIAAA AND
GEORGETOWN STEAM PACKET LINE.
4 eer-~zs The proprietors of this Line having
lsasznpurchased the fine Steamboat Coiumbia
she will leave Commerce street wharf
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock
Returning she will leave Washington every WE'D
NESDAY MORNING alto, and Alexandria at O'Clock.
Both going and returning she will receive and land
passengers and hs goods at the usual Landings on the
Potomac 55-The freight on such goods must be paid
atthe time of shipment.
Shippers requestedt to have their goods distinctly
marked and TO designate by mark on each package
when practicable the place of delivery, whether Alex
andra, Washington, Georgetown and in case OF mis-
Garage, loss damage, Immediately 70 notify the Agent
at the port of delivery, Otherwise the Company will not
be held bound
All goods intended to be shipped must be alongside
before O'Clock on the days of departure.
ers thereof.
Passage between Baltimore and any landing on the
Apply TO CRAS W0RIHINGTON,
anAd ent. Ag
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Dated The ID day Of March in he year 1870.
mar 7-law3m ap 29-ia~7s

EB order of the nisuIvellt uuoxS
y for the city and county of baltimore, notice -
hereby given 10 the creditors Of MOSES MERRILL, ia
insovent debtor, that personal discharge hath been
required to attend az the Office of the said commits
sioners in the court house, in the city of Baltimore
the 4h day of May next OF 10 O'Clock in the foreaoo
and nominate trustee trustees, 70 be appointed Eax
their benefit and give all the information IN their
possession the said commissioners, enable them
report to Baltimore county court, agreeably act
of assembly passed December session, 1884, entitled
san relating 10 nsolvent debors and that the 3fd
dav of July next hath been fixed for the fna hearR
in his case, befole the said commissioners.
Dated the 18th day of March in the year 1870.
NH 81 aw:in ma 1-law6W
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DIED.

In this city, On the 18th Inst Mrs. Elisabeth Rad, 70
the 77sh yeaf 81 hes sae.
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fh7sTENTH Ward TIPPECJaHOE CLUB
The Tenth Ward Tippecanoe Club will meet This Even
ing the 29th inst at II O'Clock, Of the school room on
the southwest corner OF Eutaw and Mulberry streets
Every friend of Harrison and Tyler in the ward is in
vited 70 attend and Join the club By order,
ma % f. O'DONNEbI POOR. Sec'y
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gDT order Of the commissioners of nsoIvent debtors
- for the city and county of baltimore, notice 10
hereby given to the creditors of ISADORE 4. So
JECk, insolvcnt debtor thai personal discharge
hath been gTated the said debtor, and that the said
creditors required to attend the office of the said
commissioners in the house, in the city Of Bafd
more, tie sixth day of April next at ten o. clock in
the forenoon, and nominate uasfee or trustees TO be
appointed for their benefit and 20 give all the iRfornz
ton their possession the said commissioners to
able theta report Baltimore county court, agrees
bly, of Assembly, passed at December session.
1884, entitled, can act relating 10 insoiyent debtors
and that the sixth day of June next, hath been fixed for
the final hearing his case before the said cssnmis
sioneEs.
Dated the ID day of March in the year 1870.
mar 7-IaN:}m an 29-iaNTE
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consequence of the change in the hour of arrival OF
the Eastern Mail, and in compliance with the requi
stions of the Postofee department. the Maryland and
Virginia Steamboat Company hereby give notice that
on and after THIS DAY, April the Sd, the Steam boats
of this line, consisting of the ALABAMA, GEORGIA
and JEWESS, will leave the lower end Of Spear S
Wharf alternately, EVERY DAY, at O'Clock, A. NJ,
or the Eastern mail arrives, for Norfolk and
the Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail road.
On arrival Portsmouth, Cars will be in readiness TO
convey passengers Weldon, N c., from whence ira
vellers will proceed Immediately TO Wilmington, and
from thence by Steamboat Charleston "a distance of
500 miles from Baltimore in about 81 hours less
The Steamboats, PATRICK HENRY and THOMAS
JEFFERSON leave Norfolk alternately, every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY for Richmond
and Petersburg. Passengers leaving Baltimore by hi
line on Monday, Wednesday and Friday are sure of a
connexion.
For the Morrill, one of the above Boats will leave Nor
folk DAILY, az 3 O'clock P. nj. and touch at Ports
mouth for passengers BY the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad, who will have the option Of being placed next
morning board the Philadelphia Steam boat off North
Point thereby arriving in Philadelphia several hours
earlier than they possibly do by any other route
of being brought up the city where they can remain
until half past p NJ. and take the Railroad cars north.
This line has been in operation "a year, and there
hos been accident board the boats involving
JOHN C. MoALE,
General Agent of the Maryland and
Virginia Steamboat Co., Baltic
Freight for Portsmouth will be landed in Norfolk and
sent across at the cost of the consignee.
Passage through to Weldon, Sl3
Passage to Norfolk, meals ncluded,) IS
Passage to Richmond, (meals includedl $40
ap 3 du
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: f67-JOHN MARTIN whose name was inserted in the
nsoIyent list last week, is not JOHN MARTIN NO. 81
South Charles street. maS