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Opposition TO MONOPOLY"
FARE REDUCED

NEW STEAMBOAT LINE TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL,
DAILY SUNDAYS excepted,) at II O'clk, A. VI.
FARE ONLY SI.5O.
81 eeas71 The only real Opposition Line be-
SssFss eNa5sSssween Baltimore and Philadelphia,
leaves the wharf, corner of Light and
Pratt streets, EVERY MORNING, except Sunday
at u O'Clock, per splendid Steamer NAPOLEON,
Capt. Ross, TO Chesapeake City, thence II miles
through the Canal TO Delaware City, in first class
Packet Boats, commanded by eentlemanly and expe-
rieneed Captains and thence by the splendid Steamer
PIONEER Capt. Bilderback, and arrive in Phadel-
pha early the same evening.
The public are assured that Notwithstanding the
false reports in circulation, of this line having been
stopped) ii is, and will be continued and no exertion
spared to give comfort and speed to passengers The
only change that has been made is in placing the
Steamboat PIONEER on this line i'll the stead OF the
Steamboat Portsmouth, because of popular Preju-
dice Uusty founded) against this last named boat.
Mr. Rees has been all along and still is the Agent III
Philadelphia, of the only Opposition Line.
LOOK OUT FOR IMPOSITION! The Portsmouth
Line is run by ''Monopolizing Company" for the
purpose OF putting down the regular opposition. IL
yeu wish to keep the fare reduced from S4 to SlS0,
go by the Steamer NAPOLEON, and no other. The
accommodations by this line warranted to be equal
TO any running.
The Line by NAPOLEON and PIONEER was
commenced in June, by the individual enterprise of
own city and philadelphia, and it is hoped that
public will sustain it ngainst the Portsmouth
Line lately started, aud there is good reason TO
bclicve) by the RaIoad Company'S agent.
GHORGE A. RAWLINGS, Agent.
9y3% Office, Light, above Prattst. n9
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been in active request, the quality, relatively with
American beet, being obectiOnabls with moderate
cafe in putting up, this would become a large and
lucrative trade
TOBACCO. We had very inanimate demand for
Tobacco throughout the past month; buyers have re-
Trained from purchasing until more of the new i'm
ports are sampled. Much Of the new Kentucky is
already samplcd the condition is fine, aud the quality
good. One cargo of Virginia is also sampled the
condition Of this is also fine, hut the quality only mid
ding, and similar to the importation of last year In
prices there is no change to notice The entire sales
of the month amount TO 129 hhds., viz: l22 Virginia
leaf, 10 stenmed, 100 Kentucky leaf and 407 stem
med. The present stock consists of 1916 against
II $50, held at the same period last year.
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q O'CLOCKI
EKICSSON'S STEAMBOAT LINE

If r-2a--y, FOR PHILADELPHIA, via Chesa-
Isk peakc and Delaware Canal, daily, (Sun-
days excepted,) for the conveyance OF
Passengers, Merchandise Specie, Baggage &c. &C.,
Boats of this line, having been put IN complete run
ming order, one or more will leave No Light street
wharf DAILY Sunday excepLed) at q O'Clock, P. NJ.
morning, in 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 az received free of commission. For
large Shipments special contracts can be made 1t low
rates. o. Shippers are requested to 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,
olO-3m No. Light street wharf,
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REMOVAL. The Annapolis Republican thus
notices the removal of gentleman from that
city to Baltimore removal by which the
ancient city loses and the monumental city
gains:
We understand that Thomas 8 Alexander,
esq our distinguished townsman, takes leave
of Annapolis to-day for the purpose of making
Baltimore his future residence This formal Sc
paration from the place of his nativity, and
from the midst ola community in which he has
thus far passed his useful lfe fills the hearts of
our people with the sincerest regrets. We lose
at once, good friend, kind neghbor, an en-
terprising citizen, a christian gentleman, and an
eminent jurist, Such loss in such a commu-
nifty must be long and deeply felt. But it Is
our privilege to minge proud confidence with
these natural regrets Baltimore, with her busy
and growing population, opens field COM
measurable to Mr.. Aexander's professional at
tainments. His career must be successful in
community capable of approaching intellectual
strength of the highest order, profound legal
learning, extraordinary patience of nvestiga-
ton and analysis, the sternest integrity, and
unsurpassed habits Of industry. The Monu-
mental City is deservedly famous throughout
the country for the number Of her intellectual
giants in the Profession of the Law; we venture
nothing in saying that, by incorporating his lot
with hers, Mr.. Alexander will assuredly in
crease that fame. "'
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INTERESTING News FROM AFRICA The
Newark Advertiser contains some interesting
intelligence from Monrova, taken from Afi-
cas- Luminary of the 4th September. The
Episcopal Mission Company, comprising Rev.
Dr. Savage, Rev. Mr.. IIenning and lady, Mrs.
Patch, and Miss Rutherford arrived there on
the 18th August in the brig Frances Lord, and
proceeded next day to their appointed station.
The ship Virginia, with So emigrants from
Norfolk, had also arrived safely The Atalan-
ia, of New York, was also announced
Civilization is evidently spreading its bles-
sings around the several colonies of Liberia
In series of articles in the Luminary, the Rev
Mr.. Seys, presiding Elder of the NJ. +. Mis-
sions, gives highly interesting sketches of re-
cent visit TO Cape Palmas (36 hours sail from
Monrovia) and to the surrounding native towns.
The mission schools of the Episcopal Church
under Rev. John Payne and wife, and Rev.
hlr. Smith, he represents as models. Some 80
OF the pupils have made extraordinary advances
III reading, Bible history, geography, the Gle
mcnts of natural philosophy, arithmetic and
writing. Those missionaries speak the native
tongue and have free intercourse with tribe
of $500. The station is beautifully situated
in grove of Lime trees. Mr., Seys speaks Of
rich saVannas on which lie saw grazing hume
rous hclds OF beautiful cattle belonging to the
native towns The Maryland Colony, en-
bracing u population Of 100, is said to be better
provided for than any othcr-better houses,
gardens, &c The people are contcnted, hap
Ply and prosperous.
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CARROTS. This is capital vegetable, full
of nutricious substance, good for man and horse.
A livery stable keeper says that he considers a
peck of carrots and peck of oats worth more
for horse than half a bushel of oats alone, and
for horses that are not constantly employed,
the carrots alone are far preferable to oats. He
would purchase carrots for his horses in prefer
cnce to oats, even if they cost the same by the
bushel; the price of carrots, however, is gene
rally about half that of oats. His horses cat the
carrots with far better relish than oats--so
much SO, that ifa peck ofeach are poured into
the manger, they will eat all the carrots before
they taste the oats. When fed constantly on
carrots a horse will drink scarcely pail full of
water in week.
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Centre..'larket. Best print butter was selling
at the above market on Saturday morning at
81 Id to 81 l2 cts. per ID. lump do. 10 to
IS 3-4 cts. eggs is 3-4 to 20 cts. per doz. tur-
keys g. l-2 to Sl.25 piece geese so to GO ~
cts. do; chickens 81 l-2 to 81 l-2 cts. pairs
partridges IL I2 cts. a piece; phcasants rs cts.
do. There were few pairs of canvass back
ducks i'll market, though the season has not yet
commenced. Those brought up were sold at
Sl.75 to 10 a pair. Potatoes l2 10 cts peck
turnips 10 cts. do; apples IS cts. to 81 per bbl,
cabbage , to cents. a head; shellbarks A cts.
a quart.-Pat.
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FARE REDUCED.

FARE TO PHILADELPIlIN, SI.50.
NEW STEAMBOAT LINE BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA,
DAILY (SunddS erCepted,) at a O'CLOCK a. NJ.
Untl The Close Of the Ncgigation,
~ scS-n Blythe superior, fast and comlnodiouS
49, lks.zsStcamcrs NAPOLEON, Capt. Ross
a. srsahe@ and PIONEER, Captain 8ILnERBAcK,
from the wharf, corner of Light and Pratt streets.
The above Splendid fast and conmod0us Steamers
having been placed on the line, will continue running
morning line until the close Of the navigation, eav,
ing the wharf, corner Of Light and Pratt streets, daily
Sundays cxceptedD at u O'Clock, r. M
{5- Passengers by this line viii find every convc-
nience aud comfort required
b5- Forward Deck Passage only 80 cents,
GEO. A. RAWLINGS, Agent, Baltimore.
OBJ -3m H. Il. REES. Arch st, wharf Pbiiad.
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PRICE ONE CENT
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

NORTH FREDERICK STREET,
IAN the right hand side going from BaltImore-st,
~ two doors from the cOrnGr-where may he Oh
tanned most speedy remedy for GonorrlGa, elects,
Structures. Seminal Weakness, pain in the LOins, al
fectnns of the Kidneys, and every symptom of a Sc
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
ATTENDANCE from in the MORNING TILL 10 at NIGHT.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Licen-
tate OF the Apothecarys Hall, London, and Graduate
from of the first colleges in the United States may
be consulted in all diseases incident to the humai
CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and imprudent votary of plea
sure finds he has mbhed the seeds Of this painful dis
ease, IL too often happens that an i'll timed sense Ot
shame, or dread OF discovery, deters him from apply
Ing To those who. from education and responsibility
can alone befrend him, delaying iii the constitutions
symptoms OF tins horrid disease make their appear
ance such as liberated throat, diseased nose,
nocturnal pains III the head and limbs dnress sight,
deafness, nodes on the Snin Zones AMI arms iotch"s
on the head face and eNrentes, progressing witt
trghttu rapidly, TIL al last the palate ofthe mouth
the bones of the nose fall in and the victim of this
ful disease becomes hoTid object OF commscralion,
till death puts period to his dreadful sufeings by
sending him to "'that bourne whence no traveller re
turns To such, therefore, DIR, JOHNSTON pledges
himself TO preserve the inviolable secrecy; ana
from his extensive practice in the first hospitals Of
Europe aHd America he can confidently recommend
safe and speedy cure 10 the unfortunate victim Of
this hOnd disease.
TAKE NOTICE Those persons who have njur-
ed Their constitutions by certain practice, speedily
cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve such az
for Squirting, Cataract, sc. Also those for Defonnity
of the Limb, such as Club Foot Sc, perforated or
the Poor free Of Charge
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice. on the right hand side of N Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street. doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
90. Advice to the Poor GRATIS. o2s
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PENNSYLVANIA STATE DEBT. The New
York correspondent of the U. S. Gazette, men
tons Iumor that one halt if not the whole of
theinterest due in February on the State debt
of Pennsylvania, will be paid in cash. This, if
true, will tend in great measure to restore
public confidence
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VALUABLE PURCHASE. The Frederick
Citizen states that John Noonan, Esq, has re-
Gently disposed of his very valuable and highly
improved farm situated about one and halt
miles north Of that city, at eighty six dollars
per acre. John Nj. Buck, Esq. of Baltimore
city, is the purchaser.
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THE WAY THEY MARRY OUT WEST. A wes-
tern paper says that the arrival of Al ladies' all
at one time, in Iowa, has caused sensation
We think it should. But of their manner of
paying addresses and getting hitched, is what
we want to come at. 1t is said to be done in
a business-like way, something in this wise:
when boat load Of ladies' is coming in sat the
landing" the gentlemen on shore make propo-
sails to the ladies through speaking trumpets,
something like the following: "Miss, with blue
ribbon on your bonnet, will you take me?"-
Halo there, gal, with cinnamon colored
shawl agreeable, we will jine." The ladies,
in the meantime, get ashore, and are married
at the hotel, the parties arranging themselves,
as the Squire sings out, "Soit yourselves,
sort yourselves" A great country that Gear
West"
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SUDDEN AND REmARKABLE Destruction or
FISH. The New London Conn. News of Mon
day, relates, on the authority of fisherman
just arrived in port, the following singular oc-
currences:
"The smack in which he was had been I'M
successful, but very few fish having been Ia
ken, and on many of the old fishing grounds
not one could be found! In returning along
the south shore of Long Island, their attention
was attracted to the beach, which was literally
strewed with the bodies of dead fish inst wash
ed up by the sea.
Black fish, cunners, HOLSTERS, and crabs, and
many other species which inhabit our shores at
this season, lay promiscuously on the sand. On
examining the we'll of the smack it was disco
vered that the fish which they had taken were
also dead As far as the shore was examined
eastward, toward Montack Point, it was found
to be covered alike with dead fish.
We are also informed that the smack Caro-
line, on Friday last, while about 10 miles from
land passed through a Grip" of the sea, (form-
ed by adverse tides, we suppose as far as could
be seen in either direction, the "rip'' was filled
with dead FISH, Soon after this the we'll of the
smack was examined and every fish in it found
to be dead.
These remarkable facts require scientific in
vestgation. Similar phenomena have been OBJ
served in the Mediterranean after volcanic
eruption on some of the neighboring noun
tains; and it is quite probable that the dcstruc-
zion TO the tinny tribe noticed above, was caus-
ed by like eruption at sea, near our coast
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CHANGE OF FORTUNE. The King Of France
is considered at this day the richest man in the
world. He was once the poorest, so let no one
despair of a change in his condition. Louis
Philippe when young man in exile, was rid
ing on an extremely cold night from Boston TO
Salem along side of the driver. He was en-
tirely without money to pay for lodging that
night, and he began to make friends with the
driver to get part of his bed. After while
the drivers compassion was aroused. you are
not very clean looking chap said he to the
poor Frenchman, ''but my bed is in the har-
ness room where there's stove, and if you'll
keep your trowsers on and sleep outside, |
don't mind!''
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New YoRK.-0Biciat. The official vote in
this state is as follows:-Polk 237, 254, Clay
23l 1857. Folks maj. 5,Ss7. The vote for
Birney is l5,49l. Wright's majority in all but
three counties IL ISL.
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AMERICAN LlBERALIrY. The Londonderry
Standard gives an account of the opening of a
new Presbyterian church at Port Rush, Ire
land. The money for building this church was
principally obtained in America by the Rev.
Jonathan Simpson. He collected in Albany,
N. Y. $3.50; N. York 1888; Philadelphia 900;
Easton, Pa. 40; collection in Maunch Chunk
Presbyterian church 10; Baltimore, Md $50;
Pittsburg Pa. 6l0; Cincinnati, Ohio, $50; Lou
isville, Kentucky, 292; Nashville, Tennessee,
1885, ST. Louis, Missouri, 27l; N. Orleans l6S;
Mobile, Alabama, log; Augusta, Georgia,
Messrs Jno. Jones and Jas. Brown Is; Charles
ton, S. c. 259.
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OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.

FARM REDUCED.
NEW STEAMBOAT LINE TO PHILADELPHIA.
a sse-H The popretors Of this Line have
GSyJ,J kSs@NpurchaScd those large, safe and com
asssrss modious Steamers, so well known to
the citizens of Baltimore and the travelling commU-
nifty generally, viz:
The "MARYLAND, Capt LENURL C. TAYLOR.
The ''OSIRIS," I" JoHs ID. TURNER.
And on the Delaware River, that safe and comforta-
bic Steamer "P0RTSMOUTH," Capt. JAS. DsvoE.
a. NEW PASSENGER B.qRGES,
AaEIls.Sss fitted up in elegant style, have been
kAfAe placed on the Delaware and Chesa-
peakc Canal.
Win leave Pratt street wharf, near Light ST. every
morning, at a O'clock Except Sundays,) and arriv
ing in Philadelphia early in the evening tby- Several
hours in advance of tile steamer Napoleon Errics-
SON Line. -IfqS
81
%" Passengers landed taken of at Fnrd's Land
ing. This route will be continued until the closing of
the navigation by Ice, and resumed its opening in
the Spring. r. NJ. HILL, Agent,
Office M. 1913 Pratt street,
o29-u Corner Of Grant street, (up stars.)
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GoNG TO Europe. A New York paper
says that President Tyler proposes a trip to
Europe after the 4th of March.
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TFor the American Republican,

,uessrS. EditorS:-Our attention has been di-
rected to the fact of tue annual exhibition of
the scholars of the Infant School, and the Sc
lection OF a person to address them. Dr. Dur
BINS high character as a moralist, and his fin
ished scholarship, are sufficient inducements to
be present on this interesting occasions; but
these are not alone. This institution has gone
on, by the untiring assdnity of the lady mana
gers, from year to year, ditiusing the blessings
Of mental and moral culture over the pupils
whom they have themselves collected and main
tanned III their places. This they have done
by the contributions Of many who, | am griev-
ed to say, take not the trouble to see the good
they are Instrumental IN effccting; and who
would doubtless extend their benevolence were
they to be eyewitness of its effects. To
these the ladies are grateful, and they rest
their gratitude upon the evidence which they
propose to bring to the public mind, on Mon-
day evening, in the Methodist Church, Charles
street; the evidences are the children them
selves and their requirements. The school is
under the superintendent of jndcious ma
tron, and the ladies ask the public to be pre-
sent, and to rccollect that ''the child is father
to the man." that Gas the twig is bent, so is
the tree inclined"
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)TICE TO SHIPPERS OF HIERCaAN-

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF MERCHAN-
DIE PER THE ERICSSON LINE.
a sss~r1 J. Is. PECK s. THos. CLYDE having
Es5Ja rdisposed of their interest in the Eros
Ssss~aAsssek son Steamboat Line, shippers are re-
quested to consign their goods to be forwarded TO the
Agents of the Line insure their safety and despatch
EDWARD G. HARRIS, Agent,
No. Li.ht-st wharf, Bait. Md.
\. GROVES, Jf., Agent,
DILL No. 10 South Wharves, Philad
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CHEAP PAPER RANGINGS.

VTITIfNI I NJ IIIt INN NI.N Vi
FE1RE Subscriber offers for sale, oac OF the largest
q aseortments of AMERICAN PAPER HANG
lNGS in this city, nj very greatly REnucED prices.
Also, VENETIAN BLINDS
MATTRESSES
FEATHER Ri DIS
Of the best materials and Workmanship and nj prices
very near, if quite az low as what au interior ar
tice may he purchased at elsewhere
JAMES II. COX, No. 1862 Baltimore-st,
n2-lm I'd door West Of the Museum,
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE,
ND INCREASED ACCOMhIUDA ALTON


ss--rSAsyR In consequence of the liberal sup
- port with which the BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON STAGE LINE
has met the Propretors have determined to increase
their stock, and will, until further notice. run THREE
comfortable and expeditions Passenger Coaches
daily, i'll each direction, between Washington and
Baltimore.
n cee-a7 They have also made arrangements
No. with the Steamboat and Rail Road
3ssASz1ssssssE- Companies, South Of Washington, by
which the fare will be reduced TO the following eX-
tremely low rates, viz
Forthroush tickets from Baltimore to Richmond $500
40 40 do Petersburg, $50
do do do Weldon, $50
DO do do Charleston, 1880
Fare between Baltimore and Washington, l.5e
As the Coaches will leave Baltimore Immediately
on the arrival Of the Cars from Philadelphia and leave
Washington Immediately the arrival of the Steam
boat from the South, and perform the trip in fire hours,
passengers will reach Baltimore Washington nearly
or quite as early by this conveyance by the Railroad
Line, and will be set down, free of extra charges, at
all the principal Hotels, or any other reasonable dist
ance in the city.
Passengers by this Line are delivered on board the
steamboat at Washington, free Of any extra charge,
and reach Richmond any point south Of it, at the
same time, and at tco dollars and fly cents less tayy
than by the Rail Road line.
The public may rely skifu and accommodating
drivers and every attention TO their comfort For seats
or further information, apply at the Stage Office oppo-
site the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot Pratt St.
next door TO the Green House. and two doors west OF
Whitmans Hotel.
au29-tf JACOB PETERS co.
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IL nifcent PERIODICAL the PICTORIAL WORLD,
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