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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
CITY INTEL LIG EN- CE.
Superior Court.
Re,urs e full B Ech.

IMPORTANT BANKRUFT PROCEEDING.
SkidmuIe -. CliT-Whee.er - d2.-.iessT'
stdnore and Wheeler hed ,4dcme' :. ~ A5-u sj against
S tg.; - the s;'e sU;GZ 'lU aSfcp ., ' g.
timing d. chnrre Mf {. chGnf tGflo. nnd keeps
ho!.Slle rloh;1s sore A.t as cItasr-e he 3.tn=i re
Clt socS o goods rnd eth-ut ~ n-uD Nss':s ic
W l'sued e.scuOEs ieir I'D Id-Hea's and ltvs n'n
the STOCK Of - johz Cook. counsel tot Nr an
mo"sS IT. me r.sauiI7 "a :i. The GIscsarss ~ oank
rug;cy l ir creditors ifnGd 20 nave
been .xeGci.ed. ucc.yilu deferred.
Befo,e Judge OAELSY.
John Nichols W. Vim. {. Dus.ub,rry MIR y.
agreed win defendant he ho, and No2S GfaGa
which ;ae process ,rCuoa. wa. not hnlsled
l.; MAJ but tn l1nsogl pfcui..d tlu' 4 should Ti
WITH aGd Ar moret IN lie neglected ,n nnsh the h5>-
,ho,ycye: and lclScd id IN compelled 20 sadnton
III IN August. 1ac SaGln' ,r IN spOt, uE culet fet
TO NovucDsr, tl. ryHc-, ant .he rrPi-Nl e a!
acton brought Nueeace offered. Verdict loi pant!i
yalGn. he Eo1is e SS.u.
Henry H,nsdaie vs. David I. Bcieham - tcIion
Of rover Iscove tie value of quantity oi clothes stored
defendant; :ruce:y ~ ~ ou' out w.c i "a Fe
Improperly converted r arrested while VI heEs.
N.!llct for plaintiff St0,S -.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
OtseSo.

SAKuEL c. GILBERT OF Butternuts, GEORGE
TucKESMAs of Richfeld and GEORGE SKINNER
westford are ths Wing candidates fos Assembly
IN this stronghold Of ancient Federalism and
modern LEGO Focoism. We don't assert that
the present politics of John H. Prent;ss & Co.
are precisely the same as III lel2-only that any
alteration they have undergone is certainly for
the worse We hare high hopes OF decided
Wing gain this County.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
Dy This Mornings alaiI.

IL VIC hear from several sources that MarH'e
was Carrying e"er7 thing in Philadelphia yo'te'-
DAY wien the cars lei; bat OF coursc We have no
aefote news 1t is stated rnet the Natives felt
certain of clec;ing their c'nAlda,cs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

the Presidents the Cny Clubs and Associations :"
tho C:y and the Executive Central Clay Committee VIII be
held the Readinx tocm on "Wednesday The 9h Oe'ooet
q. 9 clock precisely The members astney requested
be punctun attendance matters Of importance VIII
be Ibid bs''re them.
The Presidents of the Clay Clubs requested to send
Delegate in case they Cannot attend ,e.
IosYpr KsHsy aecrenry. .! ltc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

r- The perronn11ceI at the New.Yo.k Museum 7rriji
attractive an ninen ,ake, piac. th, aefapon ~
in the evening uusl. The Carolina Mn,ft'S snk cos
raby: Laughing Ga. c:este good denl OF .In tsb'
the:s of Wa:stg fleet wonder All Tor one shllnE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

TENTH WAKp.-The Wings CT the Tenth Ward
had glorious gathering last evening, on the occs-
sion OF the presentation Of splendid Banner TO the
Ashland Association. The large room OF Columbian
Hall WAS hled at early hour to lis utmost capa.
city, and il was found necessary TO throw open the
room CT the first door Of the building where another
meeting was organized. SPIRITED addresses we're
delivered by JOSEPH Ho11E, HIRAM kErcRuM,
Col. SrARkwEAIAER and E. c. GRAY. We srs
assured that there were no; lass than two thousand
Psrsoss present.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
Delaware.


The Wings wera surprized in the stronghold
Sussex County, aud lost their Inspectors, by the
power of shameful corruption, but they triumphed
in both the usually contested Counties, aad p0lled
a majority Of the uOtes cast. The occurrence
Of the great Whig Mass Convention at Philadel
phia was against them. The Usited States Ga.
zette says that the following are the actual ma
jorities in each County, for whose accuracy it
can vouch
On INSPECTORS On .fssessgrs
hen, ......i 1880. Ken; .....l4s-272.
So take it which way they will, there is clear
Wing majority. Blu, our friends must not be
nesIly caught again.
u Several members of tho Empire Clpb,
headed by a fugitive from justice, were seen
p,owIng around our polls This morning, but find
ing our citizens on the alert made speedy e1it,
and when last seen were going no,therly with
oa. Alderman X. OF this city.
Jersey Ctv. Tass5av Oet.s-7}s o'eloek. ?. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

70 Mercantile Library Association "a
Glass ColRmee having completed their aT.hnsfnisno
the different teachers respectfully inform the NemoSise o.
Association that ne 70 loving C!anes are now ofmnS -
will commence hb lut the 2tst inst. -.r,
French Class. uGder me int OF Mons. cinoone ie
for the Course OF b monhs. s. %. r. -,
Spanish Class by Dpn Carlos RaeGdsn. lerr:' io' "
Course of months So %.
German Class bY Prof. Suuvc Terms for the oe1'''
months. S. 60.
Glass IN the Italian Language sgnor Trev.s. ,eaehe'
Terms for the Course Of m.H'hs, IS % r,,
Class IN Book keeping b. Mr.. 1homns Jones Terms ' -
unlimited of Instruction siu -, -,
Coure of ~ Lessons, So GO. , -, -.
tendnr IN on either Of the classz requested ~ enter eu
smes upon the ,ub.crpuon book &. saTl' a. pos. bic
~ ~ Pv oYdsT jOHN LOlEES.
81 Reed Chairman Clsa Cau;u!ssfss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

Dr For interesting Letters from WASHINGTON,
LOUISIANA, go. New Publications, Remarkable
cures BY Water, &c. see First Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

D- Central Clay yCon,ntttee.-Ar regular monthly
Meeting of the Committee wall be held National Hall
"Wednesday evening. 9th INST at IA o'clock, BY order
J. n REYNOLDS. President.
JonN T T. popoE: Secretaries. ,sM
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

w The KSicKERyocKER Ctus meets this
evening at its headquarters, Park Rev. Attend,
Kncke,buckers. ani show how false is the charge
that you have gene dcwn into Jersey 10 influence
har FIpctionl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

D' Ii the Morning -Nssss doas not see differ
ence between using the stolen and violated private
letter OF public man to ipjuIe him, and using
tha. same letter to defend him against the assaults
based upon it, It must have singular perception
Ii it secs no difference between publishing let
ter like Slas Wright's, which was never stolen
nor broken open, but came beioye the public
without violence or crime, and 4vailing itself OF
the services of hiof and seal. breaker, We viii
let that 20 also That lis suggestion of al e1.
euse for the Democrats course WAS wholly un-
called 10, and superfuous unlessit meant to coun.
tensnce that course, is 10 US very obvious.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
.c,.,,ore of the CIV.

The following Message from the Mayor CT oM
City dcveopes pnJ7ct which &c heartily az.
prove, though We should desire some modification.
The offal Of our City ought 10: to be cjected into
the River. The pIan OF removing It, however.
we concur IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

q WM. H. VAS WAGNER, Blacksmith, will
speak in defence of Protective Tariff,
A, Brid.e5or.. Ct Mass JeetioSl to day
A: Ccrmei Putnam Co. ~ Y. tdo.) ,o-no!ro~
Al Gosher. Orange Co. (do.l Saturday. 18th.
Al SvI aeuse, Monday. l.,h tevenInrJ
And throughout the week ct such places in On
oadaga Co. Us The Central Committee shal! have
designated.
80 w. ara .-ai, under cb,lsn:on 10 Nss,y E,,udan d
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

10 We dve.sntly said Henry Seaman was the Na-
trs candidate for Congress l the I6 Dn,Iic, wo should
hsys said I'm. S. Muller Seaman ID shsi candidate IN a
x;nr sad Richmond Dssns;,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

FRENCH LANGuAGx.-liAsgsCAs nRAL SYSTEM, a,sy ~
about 10 conn.rc,. by making immediate appAeitios 6"
new iIonin. Class ior aces will c,o coinTenre ~
days. l.. MASESCh ~ 49,,
6S Cts. q Walker 'ifee-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

HENRY CLAY.-Geo. Endico,t has published
large Lithograph OF Henry Clay, from Dsguorro.
yre. 1. spirited bu. rough, and does NOT pleas. us
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
Ncw.Jersey,

We have cheering advices from different parts
Of New. Jersey, where the Election commenced
yesterday, and will be concluded this evening.
In Paterson, yesterday morning, Judge of Ecc-
ton was 20 be chosen (by stand and count in
place of S. D. Canfeld, Loco candidate for
Senate. There was large vote cat-the Loco
Collecto, had the call-and the Wings triumph.
cd by tpe to one. Paterson has generally been
Loco.
At New Brunswick, some of the lovely lads
sent down by the Empire Club 10 preserve ORDER
and prevent the Wings from voting illegally, CON-
menced operations very early, and when the train
passed in the forenoon Three OF them were in isi
At the election for Judge OF The Election in the
to vn o. Paramus, Bergen Co. yesterday morning
d Wing was elected by majority. This town
has been uniformly Loco for SIX years past.
Votes polled in Newark yesterday:
North Ward. ........5'7 West Ward.......--S20
East ......75i South .........Sl9
Y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

FATAL AccrDENr.-On Sunday afternoon last,
four boys, OF twelve 10 fifteen, were playing with
an carth-car which they had placed on The track
of the Harlem Railroad, above Tuckahoc, which
is tie present terminus Of the running Of the
Road. They would draw the Car up pretty
steep grade, and then ride down upon it. At last
one of them, lad of fourteen named Strong,
was running down before the car, throwing stones,
SC. on the track to JOLT those on the car when it
caught him, threw him down, run upon him, and
wheel stopped across his neck, killing him in
stantly His companions drew the car off him,
but he was entirely dead. They then ran off and
hid, supposing that they should be hung if
caught and remained in hiding till the body
was found, when one of them ventured out of the
woods and finally brought out his comrades.-
They were examined separately before Coroner's
Jury, and their testimony agreed So perfectly as
to leave no douo. OF the truth OF their story. No
possible blame can attach to the Railroad, nor
any one connected with It, as they run no train
on this unfinished section, and did not eren leave
the car upon ihe track The frequency ofsuch
accidents OF the Sabbath has been very often
remarked.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

y Ws sIs ssa!a unde. obligation to Ms'u E,rndsn b
CO. for Ra:soa pspsD.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
Things In pn,.adsirh'
Cor.r@ooadsacc :Ths Sew is'S '.'-o1ne
pHlL.DyLPin>. Oct g..

THE CoNrYsr Tod Al Never wy tb- ft'pie
f Philadelphia CTS nnd CruHt7 .uch 't,c ~ - 10
ucnr-sid the =, ope i.rr'ed ~ suri aGi'
the ao.l5 hon: % c'".ue hiNe hraiG o' - -,
hfosk e5ce?, drrnSen f:ts. In kea'n;'on 'e SEA
~ cent ',rta.; narI'u.-
Mcspz8.--A man, who.r ntm' d,d not .ssr''
,yls t1rd Adla.,irly il d s>'sf1 part ri ne D.
nm, i,o-n iP ~ f'1 KIN l 1A g7f
rusuei.-e'pysysd % the irs Ia "t'e he on 5''ef
olocE, - Bat ii@'c done to-day. Tnrre we've no
sa'es At tie ~4crrd Bl-rI.
AcCIptHrs.-A Hui;lo- OF srUous accidents t.,S"
occurred within he -. :y e.ht hours. me paruca.r- -
which hAv- not time = ave. =,
10 NJ HU>G.-I phoa, alias HrainaFd. Convicted
ofhe n!u!s. Ccee Tod. =; lioio>5uy. vii Se annc On
Friday ~, SIh Gay a. November nss 10 the gaid o. ne
FUGrIvr.-Ssmuel Browa. aIi2s Vsncott
was committed by the M.ynJ Yesterday dfenoon 'uEl
Iu.ce sNy York, the charge 1I OBTAIN
lnc money UGGeI iase prcenceS.
FIRE AND Loss or llFE-t hue broke out thiS
lnornins about oclocs stable owGei by H }. Entry
School street below Rave. .hcues whica
contents. entirely cousunied The ntnles com
uncaie! wth frame dwelling on the Nes'. 'toHrsiNoe
the South, and en: the East ste DONG consd;ra-
bic dAnla:.. \ youn: canned Peter eime; ore oi MI
Emery drves VINO had been the habit Oiteepns N iac
hay loft burnt death lis remains presented ir'>,
shocking appearancethe head and portion c 'e body be
lns burnttH c:sp The ire was the NOS o an actlI ny
the place fssd Sunday Is. but cNtngCi'aed
whou, material nlry The hur'-S. nuuitenn. ;hln
20, were saved Loss estimated 4, sitCJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
Farther Returns
NEWLoNpoy co.

All right We have Wing gain in erery
torn heard from. The State is going overwhelm-
ingly Wing "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

ELECTION FkAuDs-ihe men arrested at Rab.
way, ~ J. for perjury, in obtaining naturalization
papers, are Germans, Getfried Des,esway, and To-
bias Zuisal, both OF whom confess the facts charged
They are last from Texas The Loco -Focos Who
have suborned and imposed upon these compaia
lively Innocent strangers are known, and, j! they
show themselves e. the Polls will be arrested by
the Vigilance Committee, who ere on The lookout
ior them. The perjurei witness. who was instru-
mental in procuring the naturalization papers, will
also Go arrested. Process was issued for him ,hi,
morning, Newark Daily,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

NEW PORTRAIT OF MIR. CL4Y.-Messrs. An.
,hony, Edwards &; Co. OF the National Miniature
Gallery, have laid upon our table splendid engra.
ring Of Henry Clay, from their we'll known Da-
guerreotype from which the " Clay Breast Pins"
are copied. We a.e delighted with its accuracy
The noble brow. the mouth, and more than all that
eye hitherto battling the skill OF most eminent
artists are there 10 the le.-One great objection in
the previous engrevings of Mr. Clsy, viz, the alb
sence OF those lines and muscular con,raclions in
mis- face ls, by the unerring pencil of light and the
plcasantness OF e1pr sslon admirably preserved.
We hazard nothing when say this is exceled by
no likeness o. DIR. Clay ever published. In sze
and style it is similar 10 the engraving of Mr.. Fre-
liDghuysen published by Messrs. A. Z. 8: Co. and
ike il is sold at the very low price OF 25 ci-. retail
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-26

Canal, within period of three years, with no
greater outlay than was made for Louisiana
without tax, assze, or additional imposL-w With
out pressure in any quarter-and, in ages to
come, the magnificent work would stand forth
memorial of our greatness, and of the wisdom
and benignity Of the ministers and Government
that achieved it. And the debt of MARYLAND
would be paid and her honor redeemed; her
property, in all its forms, would spring up in
value; her vast mineral wealth would be I'M
locked in the mountains, her agriculture would
thrive, and. in the day of their prosperity, her
people would pour out their thanks to the Co.
vernment that had effected their deliverancc.
And may it not be asked, why such blessings
should be withheld from them? Does it COM
port with the dignity, the ustice, the benef-
cence OF the nation that IA State, of limited
means and resources, shall be crushed under a
weight OF debt incurred for work which be-
longs to the country--ol' which the country
might well be proud, and the rcnown of which
nation might covet, | think not; and believe
that your patriotism and care will lead you to
present her claims in such resstless lights of
justice as will secure relief to your state, and,
to yourselves the thanks of an enlightened con-
sttueIcy. J. J. S.
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very greatly shortened and abridged and, of
course, the expense with them. Notwithstand-
Jog the high character and competency of the
Engineers, Bernard, Tottcn, Mcneil, Trimble,
Howard and Others who made the laborcd sur
veys and reports have before described, the
cautious public required another examination.
Accordingly, in March, 1928, the President
sent out new Engineers, Roberts aud Gcddes.
The result was confirmation of the grounds
and positions of their predecessors, with the
exception that they strengthened the view Of
eXpedcncy by greatly narrowing the estimates
of expense. Some rather PREDATORY legislation
then took place in Virginia and Maryland, and
the great enterprise, imits new garb, was ready,
BY an act of Congress, approved cath May,
the United States subscribed million, and on
the Goth of June the Company organized with
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Maryland had made her subscription in the
winter Of 1898; hut, with less ardor and more
prudence than afterwards marked her move
ments, she expressly made it dependent upon d
subscription twice as large on the part of the
Federal Government with the further con-
dltion that the whole stock, grounded upon
Demands estimate, should be taken by others
before she paid for hers.
,lPhis was the true view. This act, and the
law of Congress that followed in May, to-
gethcr, shew how clearly the State and Gene
raj Government then understood the true ma
ture of this work, and their relations and re-
spcctive positions in regard to it. Maryland,
adopting the estimate Of twenty-five Millions
gave half IA million, and that only upon the
condition that the Government at Washington
should take the lead in it. In 1880, Virginia
subscribed $3.50 900 The work was common
ced in 1925 In 1888, Congress refused the
Company S2,000,000 it applied tor, it was
thought on the ground of party dissention.-
Great political heat prevailed in the country
at that time The applicants turned to Ma
ryland, and got the loan of S2,O00,0O0, on
mortgage of the work. In 1888 she had added
to her subscription Sl25, 900. In May, 1886,
the State subscribed $4,000, 900 more, upon
condition that it should be regarded as pre-
ferred stock, in reference to dividends, and
mortgage given TO secure three years interest.
These terms were complied with, and the State
stock issued. In the winter of 1889, a further
subscription was made of j ,375 900, upon the
old conditions of preferred dividends and a
mortgage for three years interest. So the ac-
count of Maryland stands thus:
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
NORTH FREDERICK STREET,


AN the right hand side going from BllImore-st.,
~ two doors from the cUrner-where may ne OBJ
tanned most speedy remedy for Gonorrlua, elects,
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain i'll the Loius, at
ections of the Kidneys, and every Symptom of Il Sc
crct Disease.
CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
menber OF the Royal College of Surgeons, Licer-
tate Of the Apoihecary's Hall, London, and Graduate
from one of the first colleges in the United States may
be consulted III all diseases incident to the human
frame, but more especially in all cases of
CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and mprudent vOtary of plea
sure finds he has mhbed the seeds Of this painful dis
ease, it too often happens that il-tined of
shame, or dread OF discovery, tctCrs him from apply
to those who, ffCm education aud resl,t cabiltv
can alone befrend him, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms of this horld disease. make their appear
ance such as liberated throat, diseased nose,
nocturnal pains in the head and limbs dnness OF sight,
deafness, nodes on the skin hOnts and arms, bIotche5
the head, face and GXtremities progressing with
tglttul rapidity till at last the palate of the mouth
the bones Of the fall in and the victim of this aw
FIJI disease becomes hoirid object of commiscraton.
Till death puts period 10 his dreadful sufCngs by
sending him to "tllat bourne whence no traveller re-
turns" TO such, therefore, Dr. JOliNSI ON pledges
himself to preserve the most EviOlabe secrecy; and,
from his extensive practice in the first hospitals OF
Europe and America he can confidently recommend
a safe and speedy cure 10 the unfortunate victim Of
this horid disease.
TAKE NOTICE Those persons who have iniur-
cd their constitutions by certain practice, speedily
cured.
SURGICAL OPERAT IONS on the Eve. such az
for Squnting, Cataract &c. Also those for Deformity
of the Limb, such Club Foot, SC, performed on
the Poor free of chGTge. -
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, the night hand side Of ~ Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
tE5- Advice to the Poor GRATIS O2S
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"a O'CLOCKI
ERICSSON'S STEAMBOAT LINE

N srS-sgS FOR PHILADELPHIA, via Chesa-
peake and Delaware Canal, daily, (Sun-
days cXcepted) for the conveyance of
Passengers, Merchandise. Specie, Baggage, Sc, &c.
GE3-F FROM No. LIGHT STREET WHARF. The
Boats of this line, having been put in complete run
ming order, one or more will leave No 3 Light stree,
wharf DAILY Sunday eXceptcd) al p O'Clock, p. NJ.
arriving in Philadelphia at early hour the following
morning. III time TO connect with the New York line
Merchandise destined for New York, Boston, or any
point eastward will be forwarded from Philadelphia
the same day as received free of commission. For
large Shipments special contracts can be made low
rates. % Shippers are requested 10 send memo
randum with each dray of goods, with the name of
the shipper and consgnee and also have their goods
on the wharf by half past O'Clock, to insure their
delivery in Philadelphia early next morning.
For further particulars, apply 10
f. G. HARRIS, Agent,
ol0-3m No. Light street wharf.
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HIlItS, Nliultsdit VI ttldll
silk Shirts and DRAWERS
do heavy American do.
Stout (all woody Dome do.
Merino 4 stout cotton do.
Ladies SIX 4 Nero Vests
Misses & Boys small size
Zeph Worsteds, all shades
Embroideling ChenneIles
Silk, worsted and linen
Canvass
silk Cords and Bindings
Carpet and Furniture do.
White & col'd stay do.
Linen Tapes and Robbins
Needles, pins, h'ks s. eyes
Pearl, gilt s. lace Buttons
Silk Braids and Lacings
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AMOS I,ONFJOY
No. i:e3 BALTIMoRE STREET.

NO. I's3 bNITIMOksE SIR EEV,
NE.7RLP OPPOSITE THE CLIPPER OFFICE.
z EEPS constantly on hand the most extensive
EA- assortment Of HOSIERY, Under SHIRTS and
ORA Frs, GLOVES, WOOLLEN YARNS, ZE-
PHlR WORsTEDS. SC, in the city, AT the loves,
la.hLal lln .-tal
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| Wollen Yarns
Fine Saxony Yarns
Real SaXony Hose
Alpaca and Cashmere do,
Cotton and Merino do.
English Cotton Hosiery
Country knit Half Hose
Germantown Hose anddo.
Purse Silk and Ornaments
Merino Kid & Silk Gloves
Domestic Cotton Fringes
Eng. Gallons and Shoe
Ribbons
Titley's best Pat't Thread
Parsons Spool Cotton
Black and white Wadding
WoOllen Comforts, SC,
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OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
FARE REDUCED.

FARE REDUCED.
NEW STEAMBOAT LINE TO PHILADELPHIA.
n aS~1 The pIoprietors of this Line have
ElS;s,b purchased those large, safe and com
-Asar.ssssalsK modious Steamers, well known to
tue citizens Of Baltimore and the travelling comma
nifty generally, viZ
The "MARYLAND, Capt. LEmuEL G. TAYLOR.
The "OSIRIS," (. JoHN d TURNER.
And on the Delaware River, that safe and comtorta-
Bile Steamer "P0RTSMOUTH," Capt. JAS. DEvoR.
q. NEW PASSENGER B.4RGES,
@ssIlz4S fitted up in elegant style, have been
placed on the Delaware and Chesa-
peake Canal.
Will leave Pratt street wharf, near Light ST. every
morning, at "a O'Clock Except Sundays) and arriv-
ing in Philadelphia early in the evening. 90 Several
hours in advance of the steamer Napoleon Errics
son Line. -fG
..rl
{G7- Passengers landed taken off at Fnrds Land
ing. This route will he continued until the closing Of
the navigation by Ice, and resumed at its opening in
the Spring. r. VI. HILL, Agent,
Office No. 1913 Pratt street,
o29-f Corner of Grant street, (up stars)
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