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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-15
CITY TNTEIJTGENCE

Baltimore City Court In this Court, yester-
day, Robert NlcIlvee was found guilty of an
assault upon Mr.. 7. J. Lovegrove, at the 9Th
ward polls, on the day of the Governors cleo
ton, and ordered to be imprisoned one month,
to pay fine of 500, and stand committed till
he give security in the sum of 4 100 to keep the
peace for six months. Jerome White was found
guilty of forcibly entering the house of William
Staten, and fined Is and costs Thomas Boyle
and Edward Pethorbrdge, plead guilty to a
charge Of rioting at the 18th ward polls, on the
day Of the Presidential election, and were each
ordered to pay fine of s. and costs. The
Court adjourned till 10 O'Clock this morning.
Rioting. Ichabod Jean, charged with riotng
at the 18th ward polls on the day of the Pre-
sidential election, and assaulting Jacob Miller,
was arrested yesterday, by officer Roberts, and
released upon security, by VIM. A. ScheHer,
Esq, to appear at Court. ....
The Ladies' Fair, and The Fair Ladies. A Vi
sit to the Session Room of the Universalist
Church, last evening, presented scene of the
most delightful character. Well arranged ia
bles, filled with choice articles, both of use and
fancy, invited attention; while the Ladies in
charge were most assiduous in the discharge of
their various duties. The room was well filled
with ladies and gentlenen--youth and age: and
all seemed Joyous and happy. Some Of the
articles rocking chair, settee, &c.-are very
rich indeed, are the finest specimens of the
kind, we ever saw. They are to be disposed
of by chances We learn that the excellent
Band Of the Independent Greys, under COM
msnd of G. w. Minnick, will be present to-
night, to "discourse sweet music" which, with
the bright eyes of the fair, will present strong
attraction.
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FIRE AT BosroN-.Nirror Escape Of FanIuit
Hall. A fire broke out at Boston about one
O'Clock OH Tuesday morning, in the extensive
Drug Establishment of Mr.. Edward Brinley,
Nos. s. 4 South side of Fanauil Hall, and the
entire stock of goods amounting in value to
from $780, 900 to $500 royed-lnsured for
$4,000. The Old Cradle of Liberty, which
is directly opposite, was saved with great diff
Guilty. 1t was, however, considerably scorched
and charred on the south side, as were also the
stores of J. +. Conant and Amos Stevens
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10 TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore or in the United States, any subject con
nCcted with literature or science. Oratlons from 50
TO $40, occupying twenty and fortyfve minutes Lee
So to Sl0 Letters and Essays 3d. Pieces for de-
clamaton 80 to 50. Inscriptions for touibs SO to So
Sentimental Tales s. to $40. Advertisements 81 to
50. Songs So News Carriers Addresses IS. Acros-
tics 81 Pieces for Albums &c. &c. cents per line.
Persons at distance will address (pod paid and en-
closing remuneration) the Milford Bard, on Dr. John
Loland Baltimore. Citizens will call ut the Wash
ingon University East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post office, enclos
ing the gtid pro quo. % Editors friendly TO me, will
please give an insertion. nl2
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TE;HIS IS NO GIVE NOTICE. Thot m
RICH NEW GOODS.

EE AMILTOS EASTER * CO., No. 2G3
splendid lot of rich Fancy Goods, embracing
Very magnificent LONG SHAWIS, of various fabrics
do. do. SQUARE SHAWLS, CASHMERE
and TERkERRI of new designs
Very magnificent white embroidered Crane Shawls,
some of which are richer than any ever sold ny US
Very magnificent crimson embroidered Grape Shawls
a splendid assortment of medium and low priced
SilAWLS, say from $l.50 to $1,000
Superior French Merinocs
Real French Thibet Cloths, very fine, for walking
dresses, tic.
Handsome styles Of Coakings
Marccnes and Florences, Of all colors
Crimson Danask; Rogers patent Flnnncs
Ladies' long and short white Kid Cloves
Extra hne black French Cloths, sc. nl5-4t
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HOUSES ANnEARnIs FoR SALE

ffH@sn, HOUSES AND FARMS FOR SALE.
MR;,,l two story House on west Baltimore street,
mNiII tore attached, Sl5O0; two story House, Oh
"est cWeit5 street, $1,000; store with dwell
M al"thed Pa. avenue, Franklin-st, lot % by
0 feet, in fee, underneath, $780, dwell
ing occupied by the owner, price $500; large
story dwelling, with ok building, in fee, on Pearl St.
S2OO0 and great variety Of houses and lots very
many of the streets throughout the city, from $3.50
S3OooO For sale, one farm in Fauquier county, Va,
30 acres red SOIL in very fair condition. good orchard
well watercd, dwelling very large house, new, hav-
ing u to IA rooms well finished, with barn, stabling
milk house and every building necessary to farm, at
the reduced price of $4,000 city property; one of
05 acres, near the city, for So 600; and very spend
id country seat, adjoining the city, pleasing terms
Building Lots for sale or lease, on Pratt, Bond,
washington, Ann, Exeter, Fawn, Madison, Biddle,
Lexington near North, Lombard, Fayeite, HOllins,
Richmond and Biddle, near the market, Federal Hill,
f. and W. Baltimore street, $50 by l29 feet Oh Amity
street near Saratoga; so feet Lombard Carpenter
alley, near the intrmary
b. BOND, Property and Com Agent,
No. 40 SecOnd-st., near the Exchange.
ltk
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~ CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of

~ CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of
very description, executed with great despatch, at No.
1874 BALTIMORE sTREET-such as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much ce .a urge e. ,sn any ''''
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADING,
STAGE s. HATTERS' BILLS,
Rail. ROAD BILLS, sc. &c.
Indeed it is needless TO enumerate, ~ we are pos
ssssed of facilities for doing work. in every style, and in
a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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EXCESSIVE DRMKING. The Coroner of
New York held an inquest on Tuesday on the
body of Henry Herstorp, aged 20 years, Ger
man by birth, who died from apoplexy produc-
ed by excessive drinking. He drank number
Of glasses Of liquor, and soon expired. The
Coroner alss held an inquest Oh the body of
Jas. Taylor, aged al years, born in England
He had been sick for some time and was allow
ed to take LIQUOR.
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CUTTER WOODBURY. SAFE. There have
b3cn some fears entertained in New Orleans
that the U. S. Cutter Woodbury. might have
been lost during the late hurricane on the
Southern scaboard, but we are glad TO sec it an
nounccd that she successfully weathercd the
storm, and arrived safely at We're Cruz.
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CHRIST CHURCH FEMALE ASYLUM FAIR.
{G5-rhe Ladies of Christ Church intend to hold the
Annual Fair of useful and Fancy Articles, at the Lee
turc Room of the Church, on TUESDAY and WE'D
NESDAY, 18th and Goth inst The proceeds b. ing in
tended for the above Institution The Ladies respect
fully rncit the prompt and effective aid of the bcnc-
VIOLENT portion of the community nl5-2t
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Books. No. II of HarpoI's Illuminated
Bible, has been received by MesSrs. Armstrong
& Berry
Also, No. of the History of Greece, by
the Right Rev Connop Thirlwall, Bishop of
st. Dayid's. Published by the Harpers, and
to be completed in eight numbers.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
EDY VIRTUE of a decree of the High G,

10y VIRTUE of decree of the High Court
- Chancery, passed in cause wherein Gera
Peddcord and Caroline, his wife, and Harriet Rowle
are compliments, and Nehemiah M. Rowles, Jr., a
others are defendants, the subscriber, as trustee,
offer Mt public sale, to the highest bidder, on tn
DAY, the 10Th day of December next, at II o'ciocI
Nj, at the Relay House, part of that tract parcel
Land lying in Anne Arundel county, adjoining I'll
ridge Landing, which was purchased of Paca SIN
ny Nehemiah M. Rowies, the elder, ontaining
90 RES-Nlore or less.
The Land is Of good quality, part thereof well wo
cd from which ii is believed 700 or 500 cords of
might be cut; ab0unds with Iron Ore of fine qui
Is well watercd, and from its convenience to ma
(betng quarter of mile from the Washington Btt.
of the RAILROAD and 7 miles from Baltinore,) will
an advantageous investment to any person dsposA
purchase. For more particular description Of
premises persons DESTROYS of purchasing are refer
to Mr. John lie Merchant, of Eikrdge Landing.
lERhs OF sALE-One half the purchase money
he paid on the ratification of the SALE and the res
in ~ months ron the day of sale the whole to BE-
interest from the day of sale, and payment thereof
be secured by bonds of the purchaser, with surety
the satisfaction of the Trustee.
nl5eo FRANK. II. SToCKETT, Trustee.
HpARGAINS BARGAINSI Magniicea
hD FRENCH GOODS selling at Unprecedented
+. Rich French CASHMERE D'ECosSE
French MOUSE DE LANES
ALPACAS and BOMBAZINES
SlLkS-j00 pieces plain fg'd Silks [sOme mad
Blue black and black SILK vELVETs
Bonnet NELVETS.
SIf.8WLS SH.4HLS! SH.4WLS,
Real India Cashmere SIIAWLS
French Tekerr do
India Long do
Splendid silk do
Velvet Shawls and MANTILLAS
China Grape Shawls, $40 to $40.
Also, beautiful assortment of CLOTHS, CASSl
MERE5 and FESTiNGS; Staple and Domestic DIR
GOODS. FRANKLIN GARDNER,
No 209 Market street,
nol5 between Charles and Light
HATS AND CAPS-FALL FASHION
MM REDUCTION IN PRICES OF HAITI
fsHSA AND CAPS, at 40 BALTIMORE s1RsEi
Es9 between Harrison and Frederick sts.
A4aMaA COPELAND ~ GROVE,
Have now finished their well ASSORTED
stock of seasonahle HATS, comprising in part of
Best super BEAVER,
do CASHMERE, the best Of texture, 4
dress Hat
DO RUSSIA, a durable article, OF goo
quality
do SATIN BEAVER, super article, viii
Castor body,
SILK HAT, Russia body.
We present to the public n beautiful assortment 4
CAPS, for gentlemen, youths, boys and children; Oh
ter, Velvet and Fancy CAPS, with all other kinds, d
our reduced prices. It.
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rFor the American Republican. 7

I3-SECRETARY KALKMAN. This individual,
who fills the office of Secretary to his honor the
Mayor, and 10 make way for whom the late mcum-
bent dismissed, in contempt of all decent usage,
owes his appointment to the influence of foreigners,
being an effective spouter and fugleman at Germon
meetings. To prove this resolution of the following
purport, reported by himself, Joseph Simpson and
Jerry Storm, committee, will abundantly prove:
"Pesoired, That all TRUE friends of this Republic
should feel the deepest contempt fer the traitor JoHN
QUINCY ADAMS, and his supporters, who are noto
seeking dis,nion among the Sntes, and hare shown
themselves the enemies Of our constitution"
Mr.. Adams, am proud TO see by your paper of yes
tcrday has been elected to Congress by an inte-
gent constituency, by n majority of 1852 while Mr.,
V. H. Kalkman hegs patry office, retcard for
lbeng the characters of American Republicans.
IL. JUNIUS.
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n5-LADIES' FAIR AT THE UNIVERsA1IST
CHURCH. The Fair for the Benefit Of the Univer-
Ealist Church which commenced in the Session Room
of the Church, cor Calvert and Pleasant sta, MON
DAY EVENING, Nov IL VIII be continued every day
and evening through the week, from 10 o'clock, A. NJ
10 10 O'Clock, p. NJ. The collection of useful and
fancy articles is very large, and would respectfully
invite ALL to visit the Fair.
Season tickets, admitting lady and gentleman, so
cents; single tickets l2 each to be obtained at
the door. NJ. A. w. MASON, President.
MARY f. SuRIGLEy Sec'y, nl3 If
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NOTICE.
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.

III Tn consequence Of the adepI
SG1n. a ~ ton of new schedule by the
tIIStfH SS[!l.!rsA Post Office Department, the fol
VIZ: Ihe train that has hitherto left Baltimore al 2
oclors, M will now leave the arrival of the ears
iioai the East al OF about III p NJ and the depar
ture OF the evening train from Washington for this
city, will be at 81 instead of o'clock, at PRESENT.
BY order, d. J. FOLEY,
mis- Ivy Agent
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ENMrY TO OUR INSTITUTIONS. 1t is natu'
raj that the friends Of monarchy should dslik'
oar republican system of government, because
of the influence which it may have in begelting
a desire for freedom throughout the world
The eyes OF the world are upon the United
States; and the friends of human liberty every
where look to our movements with anxious So
licitudc for the entire success of the experiment
which we are making of free government But
on the other hand, we are watched by those
who are interested in keeping mankind i'll ar
cuslaved condition, and who are diligently de-
vsimg means TO overthrow our Institutions
not by force of arms-for that they know to be
impossible; but by the more certain means ot
corruption. If they can introduce such state
of society in this country, as to make US Tor
getful of the principles upon which our gov
eminent is founded and regardless Of our NOR
al obligations, they Will have paved the way
for a reckless course which may easily lead to
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Union, and the sacr-
fee of our national independence. To attain
these ends they send amongst us the most aban-
donod portions of Their population to control
our elections, and thus to shape the future
course Of our government To prove that this
design is entertained by the governments of
Europe, we annex the declaration of the Duke
of Richmond, whilst Governor Of Canada, az
we find it reported IN the New York American
Republican. The d lke said: "The govern
ment of the United States must be destroyed; it
ought not, and will not be permitted to exist;
for many and great are the evils that have orig
mated from the existence of that government.
The curse Of the French Revolution, and sub
sequent wars and connections in Europe, are to
be attributed to its examples and, so long az it
exists, no prince will be safe upon his throne;
and the soveregns Of Europe are aware of it;
and they have been determined upon its de-
struction, and have come to all understanding
upon this subject, and have decided on the
means to accomplish it; and they will event,,al-
~ succeed, BY SubrerSion rather than conquest"
With the facilities which foreigners now en-
Joy of becoming citizens of the United States,
1t would be no difficult matter, by combined
action by the monarchics of Europe, to trans
port so many Of their subjects to this country,
as would give them the control Of its dostnes
in the course Of a few years. 1t is, therefore,
of tho greatest Importance, that the natursliza-
ton laws be extended, and that all other PRE-
cautionary measures which may be demanded
by the impending evil, shall be speedily adopt
ed. Let the American people of all parties,
native and adopted, shew TO those foreigners
who insoiently proclaim "Americans shon'
rule u.s." that We have not only the power, but
will exert it, to prevent the freemen of the
United States from being ruled by foreign men,
or by foreign influence.
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JAMES GOULD,
No. IGS BALTIMORE EST.

NO. Ibs BALEEIOIk EI-SV.,
ENFORNtS the public that he has, at considerable,
" expense, erected Transit Instrument, and hasl
otherwise prepared himself to rate and repair Chro
nomciCrs in connection with the celebrated house od
Bliss & Creighton, of New York. Amy work entrust
ed to him will be attended to promptly and faithfully
%TTM repair Watches of every description. A good.
ls-1 JSassortment of Ckronometers, Watches, &c 1
&~s:-ssw be constantly on hand fot sale. A stand
ard of true time will be kept and daily noted with the
greatest accuracy, and every attention given 10 the
subject, that perfect reliance may be had in that de
partmeni by the community. nl5ltt
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90 WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
"HHOOPING COUGH CORDI7L' is a specific
or absolute cure for WHOOPING COUGH, ASTH
MA, and all Structures of the air passages sc. 1t is
believed to be the only Specific ever discovered for
these complaints. 1t affords comfort promptly and
when its is pcrscvercd in effects a permanent
of all the diseases above mentioned. Upwards
of two hundred children have been cured of Whoop-
ing Cough within the last weeks by the of this
CoLlal. To be obtained only of DR.. GIDEON b.
SMITH, Basement Of the Chesapeake Bank, North
street, and at his residence in Mulberry street, be-
tween Pearl and Pine streets, Baltimore. Price ONE
DOLLAR per bottle. n9lms
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y OST. yesterday morning, LETTER directed to
~ l39 Sharp street, with the initials K. l. ID. H.
written on it, The finder will please leave it at this
Office and receive the thanks of the loser, and re-
ward if required 1t was lost either in North, South
Calvert, Baltimore, or Water streets. 1t
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EcYrrIAN CoTToN. Mr. White, of Louisa
ma, has on his plantation a cotton stalk, from
Egyptian seed, which is about Is feet high,
showing number of branches filed with bols,
forms and flowers. Near the root it is as large
as mans wrist. Mr. White obtained 90 seeds
from friend, who told him they were gathered
from the garden of the Pacha. He thinks the eli
mate particularly adapted TO the culture Of this
cotton, and that if carefully managed it would
probably yield from $500 to 5000 lbs. of seed
cotton to the acre
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New ORLEANS. Business has here flour
ishing aspect. The Picayune says, within the
last two days, 2a.ships, barques, 8 briggs and
| schooner have entered New Orleans.
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ILLINOIS STATE DEBr. Gov. Ford, of H.
linois, has written an interesting letter upon
the subject of the Illinois State debt, in which
he denounces reputation in the strongest lam
guage, and recommends prospective tax for
the payment of the interest of the debt, lie
presumes that the creditors would be willing to
receive an interest Of three per cent, and this
amount, lie thinks, could be raised, The BEN
efts accruing to the State from the payment of
the debt, ho presumes, would more than pay
interest
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DIR. LEACH,
SURGEON AND MECHANICAL.
DEN TIST. I
No "a NORTH CHARLES STREET

II Opposite st. Pau's Church. III
Pretends to be the Cheapest Dentist in the city, and
warrants all operations to be equal to the best and
suit the patient or no pay required. None but the best
Porcelain Teeth, and purest Gold used TEETH in i
serted from 81 so to So each. Extracting IS cts. MA
MD ERfOVAL. The MERCHANTS FIRE IN !
AA SBRANCE COMPANY, have removed their
Office to The Building Of the American Life Insurance.
Company, No. 10 SOUTH STREET, directly oppo-
site their former location g5-AIl kinds of Property
Insured in Town or Country. q . .l. nd 3mf
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ne. ELECTION NOTICE. MER Camille IL
BR.4RY association Notice is hereby given,
that election for officers to manage the affairs Of
the Association for the ensuing year, will be held n
the Library Rooms. on SATURDAY, 10th instant,
between the hours of 10, A. NJ. and s. P. NJ.
nS J. r. ENGLAND, Cor. Sec'y.
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Ground rents wanted. IT.


TANHIS Is TO GIVE NOIsCE, That the sub
ID scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Baltimore County, in Maryland, letters of admistra-
ton on the personal estate Of JEFFERSON HorGH late
OF said county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said estate hereby warned TO exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof, duly authentcat-
cd TO the subscriber, on or before the 18th day OF
May, 1886 they may otherwise, by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate All persons indebted
to the said estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand, this llth day of Nov'r 1874.
nl5--law4t* CHARLES A, HOUGH, Admir-.
Ys,HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
III scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore County, letters of admins tration OIL the
personal estate of BENJAMIN MANN, late of said
county, deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber,
or before the 18th day of May, ls45; they may other
WISE by law, he excluded from all benefit of said es
tate. All persons indebted to the said estate are re-
qnested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Nov'r, 1914.
nl5-law4wN GEORGE MANN, Admir-.
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noYLE's PRIZE DEPOT. The old sp

nOYLE'S PRIZE DEPOT. The old spot
! - for capital prizes. Considerable excitement oc-
casinned, in consequence of DOYLE having sold 3
three No, tickets in one day This is nothing very
extraordinary either. 1t s almost impossible to get
blank and consequently the place to get pizes is at
NJ. DOYLE'S Prise Depot, Nc. IA Pratt street, OPP
poste the Railroad Depot next to Bradshaw's United
States Hotel. The coliowng splendid schemes to
be drawn this week. Capital prizes OH hand and
for sale. % sa5i1. VI li' y vi ttt-t1F .ir "a,
FRiDAY--Capital Sl2, 900, tickets $500, shares in
proportion. .-.f,E H.
SATURDAY 81 900, Tickets only 81 90, shares
in proportion. Risk package of qrs, only $40.
Aliberal discount will be made to persons WHO par-
chase by the package or quantity. = -.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket or SHARE All ORDERS per
mail or otherwise, addressed to .gE
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
1t (al Opposite B, & o. r. Il. Depot.
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6tHARLES v. MA lsTIN,
y No. 81 BALTIMORE STREET,
Has Just received, an invoice of PHILADELPHIA
BUCRWHEAT, Lukens' brandy in IA and 8 bbls.
expressly made for family use. Also,
Fresh RAISINS, in whole and half boxes
" GRAPES, in kegs
g PRUNES in fancy boxes
{, ALMONDS, CURRANTS, FILBERTS, &c
With general assortment of fine Old WINES, Ii
QUORS and GROCERIES, which he offers fer sale at
the lowest rates. GA) nl5-3t
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New MAIL ARRANGEMENT. We mentioned
a few days since that the Postmaster General
had changed the time of the departure Of the
Southern mails. 1t will be seen by the adver-
tsement of the Washington Railroad Compa-
ny that the alteration went into operation yes
terday, the cars leaving the Pratt-st. depot for
Washington at o'clock in the morning; at 8
l-2 in the afternoon, and again at ! | Sd at
night Returning, they leave Washington at
o'clock in the morning and 10 in the after
noon. The mails for Philadelphia will leave
at o'clock in the morning, and in the even
ing, and arrive here about 9 in the afternoon,
and II l-2 O'Clock at night