American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27
CAUTION TO TRAVELLERS.
READ THIS AND TAKE WARNING,


gsszr,oas is now in progress to dece" 'D and
-sHrE-71sst-ha- lead You aSray, by the Agent Of the
steamer Napoleon, Ut Baltimore. purpOTting TO be the
the only and true opposition line (lo such thing0
from Baltimore to Philadelphia. I will only calI vour
uttehuoh to the public newspapers tar back As
June, Wheh The true and only Opposition Line com
menced, and you Will ind thc steamer Wvcptt
on the baltimore end, and the steamer Hudson on the
Phiiadelph h end; the passengers finding some fault
ana he boats not hclng sufficient, the Agent emnloyed
the steamers Maryland and Osiris on the Baltimore end
aud me steamer Portsmouth the Philadelphia end
ana those boats have been running ever since alter
nately. The many bareaccd iaschoots pnt in circu-
atlon by handbiIls, signed by VIM. l.. Ashmcad, the
Railroad Agent, and the Agent of the Napoleon a,
Baltimore, has induced the subscriber to dsahuse the
public mind on the subject and now TO the proof
Inc following letter from VIM. l.. Ashmcad, (thr
Agent "l the RailroadD Will show the public tile true
character OF the opposition. The words these:-
''PnLADELPUI,, October 10, 1914.
Aiy Dea' Sn-Mr Reese will inform YOU what |
wish carried out in regard to the inc--you will there
lore comply until yOu me, which will he shortly
hope Mr. Rdgeway has furnished a rood boat for
mus END, and the Napoleon will reach Baltimore on
TUESDAY or wednesday. she has most excellent ac-
commodatiOns. You need not care for what liz.
OSIRIS or Maryland Parity say, il they interfere they
VIII nave fast boat on the Eastern shore route Mr.
ltldgeWay has splendid boat in New York idle at
TINS tmG,) Let them look out rl-The X. +. Stock
ION HAS i'opers new Propellers on her, AID is much
faster t1an betOrC-yOu can her until the Napo-
leon arrives. Old friends should not fight it is there
fore time that We shouldwOrk together. In haste
yours, &C, w. l.. ASHMEAD."
Who is well known as the Agent for the Railroad
Company.
Now the public have before them The true charac
ter of the two lines, and from Mr. Ashmead,s letter
viii he able to fix upon the right lne aud if vou wish
10 keep the fare down from "a to Sl.5O You will ma
tronize the MARY LAND and OSIRIS STEAMERS
on the baltimore end and the fg7- PORTSMOUTH
STEAMER on the Phlladel pha end.
Ii Mr. Ashmead denies the above, ! promise the
public the letter. With due respect, the pubcs hum.
e servant, LEML g. TAYLOR,
n26-d tAPRl Captain Of Steamboat Maryland.
BONNET SILKS AND VELVETS.
ENRANxLIN GARDNER. No 2O9MARKET
n STREET, has just received new supply of
Rich BONNET SILKS
do do VELVErS, watered aud plain.
N5- For sale cheap. fri mo-
GAA X EGs Prime GLADES BUTTER
sS%F 300 HAMS, in prime order
5000 pounds SHOULDERS
50 boxes New York SOAP.
In store and ior sale hy JOHN ID. TUSIIN,
h2o 81 IL Commerce sucet
ANHITE FLANNELS-ALL WOOL! Only
w 20 cts. per yard will be opened this day at
HAfWAkD'S Cheap Store, No. % Iiowartl-st
NO 81 door from Fayette
aNOUNTEY KNIT HALF HOSE. An ad
"a dtona lot Of 500 pairs of Country Knit Halls
HOSE, prime article Just received and for sale by
BAYNE, LATHAM 4 co.
nl2-tf No 6 Hanover street.