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The New York herald., 1845-12-08
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Isaac Murray, who killed negro at work for him
some time since because he insisted pay in advance
was convicted of manslaughter in Pittsburgh recently
and sentenced to the penitsntiary for 10 years.
The Missouri papers state that the tide of popu.
latioa Is pouring rapidly into the State and will be in
creased the ensuing year into all the country west of the
Mississippi including Iowa. Arkansas Texas, the great
Missouri Tor Nebrasks) Territory and Oregon.
In 1921, the price OF wheat in Illinois was 37I
cents per bushel; II now one dollar. Corn was l2I
are now from $40 to $40. Pork cent pound
II is now from 4 TO 5 cents.
1t is stated, that on Friday, package containing
$40 600 10 hank bills notes checks &C. belonging the
Suffolk Bank, Boston, was stolen from Mr.. Monsons
stage on the route between Watham and Boston.
One or two cases of vrulent small pox have ap-
peared in Newark.
Pork and beef packing had fairly commenced al
st. Louis, at the last accounts.
The Columbia arrived this morning at 10 o'clock,
coming through heavy body of ice, which fills the
river as far down as Poughkeepse The crammed
in every corner with freighteven the cabins used
Tor that purpose The Belle also arrived with
sells in tow and large freight The Columbia left
o'clock as full OF freight as she well could be-.aitany
.4ffds, Dec. 3.
A man by the name of Fauk, who was confined
in the jail Of Barbour county charged with the crime
murder made his escape the night Of the 2oth inst
Another named Ivey, sentenced TO the Penitentiary
broke jail st the same time IN said that they left be-
hind them four or fve more, OF the finest kind of
steel saws two OF them In small frames, and in which
al al Of them could be fitted With these they sawed OF
been retaken.- Montgomery .adpsriiser osth UT.
The Canndien, of Quebec, the 26;h ult, mentions
the melancholy death OF the Rev. E. Belanger Roman
Catholic missionary at Somerset lie had been absent
visit to one of his missions, and when returning
home on Sunday last accompanied by two men, lost his
way in crossing swamp, and with his companions pc.
rishsd Of cold. The deceased clergy man was bu, ~
years Of age.
The Committee on Finance, of New Orleans, on
the 5th u reported that order be drawn payable in
favor of Major Denny, w. s. A., for $4,000 to be appro.
ated to the payment Of the volunteers under Captain
rorno lately returned from Texas-said amount to be
ieurned to the Municipality as soon as an appropriation
volunteers. " ~ ~ : 49,
me Winter Line of the Housatonic road, between
nlosny n, an New York. commenced running on Friday
ine s eaves Albany at seven o'clock In the morning,
we understand, 10 In good order
Tue evening train on the road between Sche-
Morning train will leave usual viz: al half mast
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Died.
On the 7th instant MAnv, wife Of Jas Nei. sgsd -

years
His friends and acquantancss and those o his cousins
Jas O. and Thos Smith and John Nsill, respectfully
invited to attend her funeral 1nday afternoon at
o'clock from her late residence, No l02 Oliver street
On the 7h instant, JOHN ReoERs brother OF Patrick
L. and Terrence Rogers, aged - years
His friends aud of mis- brothers, are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Monday the 9Th instant
his brother residence 92 Grand street at O'Clock
On the 9Th instant MHs.tLAUDisE AccARiE, Of Lyons,
France - -
The friends of her family and the friends Of Mr. Cham
bon, invited to attend her funeral which VIII TAKE
place this day, Monday, at O'Clock r A., precisely
from her residence, No. 3Os Broadway.
On Sunday morning. 7th instant OF disease OF the liver
NICHOLAS scHELTEMA, native Of Amsterdam, HOLLAND,
aged AZ years. -
His friends and those Of his brotherinaw, William A.
Smets respectfully invited to attend his funeral on
Tuesday afternoon, o'clock from his late residence,
5S Third Avenue
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WEALTH OF GENEssEE COUNTY. learn from
the Batavia Spirit of the Times, that the aggregat
value OF real estate in Genessee county s5 500
personal estate, S4276; total valuation, So S73 1885,
The aggregate of tax for town county and State pur-
poses 27369 The Board of Supervisors adopted ref
solution concurring in, and approving the resolution
the Board of this county relative to the establishment
House OF Refuge for Juvenile Delinquens in Western
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: hHc VTetit Nh u BRICK TcH-Vefy superior
Ooiong fs extra fine do S. Young Hyson, superb articles
s and Gs at the whole sale and
Gohpny 6s Greenwich street. near the of Court
ahut street and 2l Chatham Pearl
Welt This the oldest and largest Tea establishment
ca Their reputation for upright dealing aud for the
hlsh quality their goods and doubtless will
tand unrivsed We earnestly recommend f,miiies couu
establishment
Philadelphia Agent for the Herald, Zieber
co. Ledger Building Third who receive subsc
oes and have single for sale daily o'clock n2 I'm
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The amount OF tolls for the season Of to the close
OF canal navigation exceeds the very heavy tolls of 1874
by the Of S2o0 0s0
The deposits in the banks Of the principal cities from
August 25 to December lst ls46 have been gradually
but steadily, decreasing as will be seen by the follow
ing compa rative statement In tho three months be.
tween these dates the deposits in these cities fell off
about million Of dollars.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS BANKS BosTor, NEW
YORK AND PHILApELPHIA.
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The closing prices yesterday, compared with those
current at the close ouths previous week show de-.
cline in Long Island Of 81 per cent? Harlem a; Can
ton Iii Farmers Loan 1i Norwich and Worcester, III
Psnnsy Ss /; stonington, 81; Erie Il Reading,
~, Morris Canal l; East Boston, l. The sales through
out the week we're very limited. and the market
rather heavy caused in the early part of the week by
the anticipated news, and at the close by its receipt
The amount of tolls received on all the New York
State Canals from the opening to the close Of navigation,
in esc sch of the past seven years. was annexed
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SPARRING EXHIBITION.

COUNTRY McCLU ky has the honor TO inform his
friends and the public geer that he will Spare
nE Exhibition az MUNhOE HALL, THIS (Monday)
EVENING.
Doors hafpast 7-Sparrlng o'clock.
TlcketS Is cents da lttmc
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32OO RE w ARD!
NJ 5 s | N CT.
SUSPICION OF FOUL PLAY

SUSPICIUN Of FOUL PLAY!
A RTHUR MORRELL, OF the firm of Nor ell & Ham
IA mond manufacturers Of blank books No 60 John stree
parted with friend the OF Chttham and Pearl
Thursday evening December it (mStsn
o'clock for his redenee No. Sullivan street-with
tenon OF going through Pearl up Broadway down
Canal Sullivan sreet-sinee which nothing
heard from HIM He about s of about Eve
feet eight inches in height very straight and dressed
the ime in black panatoons plaid black ock
dark with velvet collar boots and Iadia ubers and
carrying umbrella. He I'd in his session, at the time
about 80 or 60 doiiars bills partly cureptgold silver
casa Levi Brown IN ker-and silver oohpck complexion
dark black hair and yes whisker On foG-r
plain gold ring mark cd the inside From A. NJ to M
NJ" he of the and domestic habits
strictly temperate and in whose family and business
tons existed the harmony No bat foul play
could have producer his absence.
The above wn be paid for his recovery nfor
concerning him that will lead IT, by his partner
family, at No 5 Sullivan street.
JOHN c. HAMMOND.
December 69ris
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A New STATE.-The people Of Wisconsin are
talking of organizing into State, and asking ad-
mission into the Union at this The people
to be almost unanimous in favor of the formation of
state government, but great deal divided
best method Of arriving at the end proposed An effort
however, will be made to bring Wisconsin in simulta
naously with Texas and should be surprised if
action on the admission Of Texas deferred until
Wisconsin ready to come in The preservation of the
balance Of interests has always been cherished object
with politicians OF the north and SOUTH and it quite
probable that the northern members will oppose the a-
mission OF Texas with her slaves until a non slavehold
ing State comes in to keep the parties in the Senate
they are Iowa was expected to balance Florida but did
not Thus the south have gained two representatives in
the Senae If Texas comes in without Wisconsin, the
south will have gained four in the Senate The jealousy
OF northern politicians will hardly permit them to give
the slaveholding States this advantage-St Louis Re-
publican
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CATTTTON TO THE PTTRT

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
a LII PERSONS indebted to the subscriber. heretofore
BrnRues Co.. hereby cautioned from paying RICHARD
money for goods merchandise sold in the Of
j. NJ bruguesas he has further authority whatever
collect or receive money or to DISPOSE Of wines
goods wares merchandise belonging taken from the
store cellar No New street, occupied by Brngues
Co.. all csutionirg from bar aud xtu,
from the said and the said Richard has authority
TO purchase or TO make contract the Of
nj: Brmgues Co from this date.
New York, December 9Th, 1876
Dc 3us-r j. NJ BRINGJES
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THE COURT OF DEATH.

The Great Moral Picurs
DAINTED by REMBRANDT PEALE, called the
"Coun Of Death. will be open for sher tps TO the
PUBLIC u.da the ss at the 1nsa ~ Bosdw ssa
Leonard street Ths very impressive picure which Quarter
of century ago sicted the admiration Of nearly -
his in excellent condition and has since oes
ed by relouches tbe hand OF is autho
contains % fgrres or the sire OF lfe -
Xdn,ss,ou rs osnts-sssson Tickets 50 Descriptive
lOP.M. oa N-'
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ATE OF Brown University, is now forming iy-o'nx
L. Classes IN the German and French language &c 'tlr.
men wishing TO join will please leave ths.f naai q
his roorns M Hi Byosdvsv d. imeodsm
The New York herald., 1845-12-08

DR.. POWELL, OCULIST
A ND OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends to Diseases of
"A the Eye and to all mperfections Of Vision, from
o'clock at his residence se Proadway Of Warren
Ophhalms, Stoppage of the Tear Passage Cataract and
Opaclties, effectually removed.
AMAUROSIS treated with great attention and success.
Inveterate of STRABISMUS Squinting cured
q few
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that scarcely be dis
ting ished from the natural
Offices and residence a6 Broadwayentrsnce ~ Warren
street Dc lt@mc
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There arrived on the 25th ut., at New Orleans,
The New York herald., 1845-12-08

'INhE MESlpr.nS OF De-, OND AM nUot CO.
No b. return their thanks Mr. Thomas Means
Ne Water street. for his liberal supply of ree,hmen
sfnshed them at the hrs IN front asl evening
BY order,
JAS. w. FAULKNER, Chairman
New York, eth December, 1915 as lt.r
ERENCH PLAsTER-A few tons OF French Platter for
Il s.le by BOYD hINCKEy
de- 3tmc Tontine en- ldi0p No az W an st
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LION -" ION -" ZION"

- 4 II ~ ~ a III IL II n Il lN a
WIN TAYLOR, No. Astor House, has ju Published a
w new AID tesuul edition Of Sergeant Taou ds splendid
tragedy OF ION" which be played the Park and
Bowery Theatres tonight Every one who goes thss will
Also a new edition of
The LADY OF LYONS
Play by Sir h. l.. Bulwer, which be PLAYED at the
Chatham Theatre tonight Price i21s cents.
The above all printed paper and clear type-de
land WM TAYLOR
d8 lt'r No 2 A .for uou,s
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IMPORTANT TO EVERY INHABITANT OF
THE CITY OF BROOKLYN.
THEl pEKIN TEA COMPANY OF NEW YORK
have recently opened establishment No. 1876 Fulton
street BrooGyn sale superior and Black
Teas prices far below the charges made grocery
his esab hment under the especial charge and
Of Mr. FREDERICk BL AIR who is well and populsrly
known in the city Of Brook and who OF
the qualities OF and Coees superior the United
Stats.
~ BIN addition the stock of Teas above
mentioned Mr. BAR has large and choice Of ur
kew, Mocha Java and other off dg ltsie
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I, 4 g..
'"!, o'"lhtI, H. tidLaFu, ! . Rogers, Is, Joilf-
Stoh, Is. Williams and daughter, J w. Low
den, II. RoUUs and - Stewart--le Total IN
LIVERPOOL COTTON NARtIFr Snn,n,,,h,,
:}rd-Thc sales nr Counr in ,b,. inst tam d, ~ 1
been carly az nOO haps Pbr ,,,.,,l,.t ,,,,,n ,Li
turncr nf = nno1 rrnr,,,d il HIM ~, ''',Ii ~, ~
fair qualities and unwnrds in sn,er.a ~, ,t ,
ralIy rhauucd hut i,r r,,dJn, ,,s w., ~
tors chiefly dirrc Irir nt,rI,in1 ~ arc ] ]
than higher lhnn thew stood ihis DIV mret md nj
other descriptions are more or less ,Iacnd ,rhn ,;,
and steady market may he attjhurd IN ,IIo ,and ,a
vest weather which we are nn,v rninyi,a ~
LONDON MONEY MARKET ne InoIisb Finds
have presented little change tr m the s,aI rnn,i, nt
business dr,ip the las, f6rtnisht Th, tun ,,n,,Iar
has had quickruiuu effect unnn tho Ra,i,vov Shnr
Market, which has been IN a much prritrd sInie and
generally. prices both Of established lines and If ,hose
only projected have advanced In ,hr latter a. ;I,I
mania prevails which we fror shorIIv Viii hmm ,h,
a Tuiu0us revusiNu.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET The do
cline in the price of Beef quoted in out last
having had the effect of drawing more attention ~
American, we have ga prrirnccd an imurova d drn,,d
since then, the sales OF the month reaching over i1uO
uerces, that our stoc is now CONSIDERABLY rrdrct
The sale mades Oar have be- n rincpav ~ the nro
talions of last month"; but holders now ask y advance
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BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY

;..s sffM,ag EXCURSION TO NORFOLK, o.. %
" :, 'ls2f-gfH-A rpINT COMFORT, CAPE HENRY
AND EACk re BALTIMORE. BY the baltimore
steam i'&t - superior and comfortable steamboats,
GEORGlA, Capt COFFEE and HERALD, Capt. Rus
SELL, leaving Baltimore every FRIDAY lat o'clock
J. NJ and return Monday following, leaving Norfolk
S|ie n"ur. Durlng TINS excursion passengers viii
have The opportunity Of going Ia the Steamer Jewr.s
Capt sutton, IN every Saturday afternoon, on an ey
cu'Son to Cape Henry, and may be left at Old Point
Con!ioft, where the Baltimore boat will call for them
on Monday afternoon for Baltimore.
AS this excursion is 50 be- efcal to nvaliGs by yet,
ting the sea breeze and advantage Of salt water baths
many who cannot leave home only for a short time
viii ind this TIP of much advantage.
}-Passage and fare for the round trip will be made
at a moderate price by applying to
leI3-u I. SHEPHERD. Agent.
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PRICE ONE. CENT
SECRET UiS4.A

CURED IN FEOn ! no , nNEa mr. wv
~ CHhkGE MADE. Applyto bf, JoNEI&T0K
oi the LOCK HOSPITAL, NORTH Frederic, st,tcf,
Two Doors from Baltimore street. whore ma; d,' o.
tanned the m0st speedy remedy for GIGorrnui. GIecu
enGHirs seminal Weakness, pair :" the Loins, ST.
lecuOns OF the Kidneys. aud very Jth"r y;agiOK eC
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation of the raw
gcS o this disease, WhcH from neglect 10 consult
physician, or from ignorant ard improper treat
nleh, me constitutional symptoms make tGrirappeal-
ihcC-thethrod becomes liberated, the nose dsea.-
ed, nocturnal pains in the mead limbs dl!nness Of
slsnt, deafness, the bones affected, hochcs the
mead, lacc and cAuenitrs progressing on with fright
u apidity I'LL at last The pn#r of The .8uth il dis
tToyed; the bones Of the nose decay ana fall n the
Victr+ OF this horrld disease become object Of pity
until the last seem OF the drama winds up and death
drops me cdfah ny hug.yiEg the uhhHppy patient
an untmely tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by Z
certain perncious practice may tie soon restored "a
perfect health by appy ing to Hr Johnson either per
Sonay or by letter Or. !, has seen cases that were
sufficient TO appa the heart md harrow I'D the snI
OF all VINO We're not used to The OGst Tvaton such
terrible sights.
Should this meetthc eyeof AIRY who are sufferinr
IRON the above affection let them fly Immediately 10
r'Jonston vino stands ready 10 relieve them; and
from ms extensive practice III the first Hospitals Of
Europe ana America, he guarantees speedy cure, ns
matter how bad the may be.
tis proper here 10 observe that DR.. JOHNSTON Ia
not at present engaged in the practice Of medicine
through pecunary necessity--he havjn, by the de-
Ic'sc ~ dItdllNs, aiicn hrlrtO lOrtlne--blt thru,
an ardent desire to benefit hssutferI II fellow cres-
tunes, TO pour like the good Samaritan, into thex
wounds. ana particularly to relieve those who suffer
from disease for which the world feels no pity-.
Agar! 1t nustbe remembered thai the object of d.
Johnston IN Offering his services for the relief of the
mlsenGs OF mankind, is uotlhroueh prcuuary neceI~
sy. Hence no charge will i'll any ase be made uo-
less the PATIENTS cuied.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve, such ar
Tor squirting, Cataract, &c hsC those for Deformitr
of the Limb, such as Club Foot, &c, perfor1uedo
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 th1
corner. Observe the name.
45-AdviCe to the Poor GRATIS,
All LETT Frs must be PAID. (,Q
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FOR CHEsTERTOWN 3

sz,setfaa ing1P CENTREVILLE. The steamer MA
n' 3VaetssskS- RY LAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ny MONDAY MORNING, at 6 O'Clock, for the above
places, safuns from the lower end Of Dugan IS wharf
and return in the afternoon.
Persons having business in CenueviIle will have
ample time to accomplish ii, and return in the boar
the same day. Aud all persons goiagover and return
ing the same trip, will only he charged ST..
l.. G. TAYLOR. Master
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TO THE MEMORY OF a BELOVED PUPIL
RECENTLY DECEASED.

BY S. F. STREE TER
We parted; she, with deep delight
Thought of sweet home and days of rest:
HeC heart was full, her eyes were bright,
No dream Of i'll disturbed her breast.
we parled;-but TO meet no more,
save in Il better land laan this;
Her home Is on the eternal shore,
Her rest, in realms of endless bliss.
stood beside the early dead,
looked upon her placid face;
In every linRment read
OF truth, and gentlenrss, and grace;
saw the tears of anguish flow,
heard the mourning mothers sigh;
IL told the grief that none can know
But mothers, when their children die.
Sto0d 'nid monumental stones,
Beside the narrow re, ting place:
heatd the Friend, in solemn tones,
Dispense the truths of heavenly grace;
Yet though The peace-inSprinE word
Taught my sad soul in God to trust,
WIN keenest pang, the sounds heard,
That told OF dust returned to dust.
! stand beside the vacant seat,
Her place for many pleasant year;
Yet, though no more her form | greet,
Her spirit seems to hover near;
Her cheerful smile, her kindly face.
Her voice so frank, her heart so true,
All cluster round the we'll known place,
And her dear liHTmcntS renew.
gaze upon the youthful thr0ng,
As young, as kind, as pure As she,
And sadly think of each how long
Before such summons comes to thee?
Yet why repine' for well we know,
That we are Gods, and not our own;
And when he bids his children 90,
IT'S oIrS to say, "Thy will be done,"
Thus, as our dearly loved depart,
And our long cherished hopes are riven,
We learn, by Deaths unsparing dart,
They were but for season given.
Through pangS Of parting, too, we learn
Not on this mortal TO rely;
And our of wounded spirits tur",
And fix Their hottest hopes on high
Take heart, fond mother, then, nor mourn
That thnI hast lost thy priceless gem;
That this bright lewel hath been torn
From thy maternal hiadem;
Think, when thy soul within thee pines,
And heavy sorrows weigh thee down,
That she, a gem of beauty, shines,
Bright ia the Lord of Glory's crown!
C0uTti1rd-St., Sept, lS4j.
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sf-~TT VIRGINIA SPRINGS, Ry far

a aGe-4Ty VIRGINIA SPRINGS, Nv far
E;.yr9Ea Ass.gss tie cheapest and most coafo,iabe
SaT@-esseaf route, no loss Of slcy J. and 60 miles
ItSS slageIng than any other route IS by the Chesa-
peahe Bay. James River ana Canal Boats.
Lcdrtns baltimore dciIy at4 O'Clock, p. n, (r,cent
S"Hddy,) IN GEORGIA, Capt Cofirc and HERALD,
Capt russell Arrive at Norfolk next morning Al &
The Steamboat CURTIS PECK, Cant Davis. or lew
E9S capt sutton, arriving there BY 4 o'clock, p M.
thence at O'Clock in Canal Boats 10 LvncEhurr in
% hours, Thence by Stages (n day Tine via the Nat
uraI bridge to the Springs Through the whole route
IRON baltimore in days, without any fatigue so re
quiSIte to lnvads.
Fare from Baltimore mot Washington rs 50 in
Synlously inserted by the upper route,} to
White Sulphur Springs. ............, sIT
Meals and lodging included on Boats to Lynch
burg whichIf paid (as is the on the other
"o"'sJ "ouiu Oe.',,,. Observation-Disclosures, 4
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3 APANNED WARE. large asso,p,.,,,
~ Jlst received, consisting in part as follows; Can
Dressing Boxes Cash Box :; Spice Boxes SC, &C.
so.agenGral assortment of BRITANNIA w ARE.
German silver Ware; perfnNery; Wallets: Comb
Brushes; Fancy soaps; Jewelry; Cutlery; Pins; Nee
dies; Buttons; Hooks and Ewes; Susnpnde,s e. 81
for sale TO dealers very low BY
a23-U ELIAS HALE, No. ll2 Balumorc.ls,
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RNH EKEDERTCKNnTKCs. ~.

1888 ON THE RAPPAHhvN,'6fSC;KR ' nv.
St. ljt:E Err. The Steamer RIPARIAN
's1lsH@sat''aoassa MOCK, Capt Hoah Fairbank, win
leave Hughes Quay, for the above places, on SA-
TURDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th july. at 5 o,cIocE.
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FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM

7tae-,aFtSs Sas,s BRIDGE, AND EASTON. The fine
@sa4isz1.siSisa. steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
tiIHOre ON every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN.
ING, at o'ock, for the places above named start
ing from the lower end OF Dugan's wharf, and return
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Jyl2 l.. G.. TAYLOR.
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SA.l.A DISCO N,ryNr--

Z. VS. laissger.eND. HE tnpS 0f The Steamboat
<tas'%NssssfSs&- Il PPAUANNUCk to Pongotcague
Acconac County, Il. = of Va, have been discon-
unurd. =. VI. SHOEMAKER, Agent
Jyil Office Hughes QUAY
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81 sa.S.Y7 CITIZENS UNI0N LINE,

81 sasssPq CITIZENS UNION LINE,
$gsgs, e77ssAAEs4r TO PHILADELPHIA, by the splcn-
S1xsSsasssgaSg Gid aud well KNOWN Steamers CON
STIFUTiON and GEORGE WASHINGTON, via
Frenchtnwn and Newcastle Railroad, leave ROW
LY'S WHARF, (foot of South street,) alternately
DAILY, except sundays ,lHt O'Clock, p IA.
{C;- Fare Through to Observation-Disclosures SO,
SUPPER provided on board.
NC RETURN NG--The superior Stcamhnat RO-
BERT MORRIS leaves Dock street wharf Phillde
phla, at n O'Clock, M daily, (SHudays cxcrp, ed
as TPkl A. CRAWFORD. Agent.