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The New York herald., 1845-11-03


Birds Eye View of Harrisbu, g-NeOspopers. &C., &c.
On my leaving New York. resolved to furnish you
with desutory sketch from the first town in Psnnsyl
vania at which could command spare hour to make
inquiries and observations Those who have
this place can have idea whatever of its natural and
artificial beauties The town is charmingly situated
the bank of the majestic Susquehanna, which is
mented with islands of rich and valuable description
The State House is magnificent edifce, well worthy
the noble of which it is the capital His excellen
cy Governor Shunk with all the State officers pre-
sent here closely attentive to the important duties OF
their various and responsible situations There many
elegant churches in this town-the principal ones are
the Presby Epscopalian, Catholic and Lutheran
There are others Of less note, which consequently
leave unnotced Notwithstanding all that nature and
rt have done for this delightful town. cannot be called
literary place, there being only one school deserving
the appellaton properly speaking-ths school Is con-
the patronage of the somewhat celebrated
Captain Partridge is Of mixed nature military and
literary. The teachers are highly competent.
There are several newspapers printed here. The
most respectable of them are the Democratic Union
the State organ Inteitigencer, Reporter and paper
in the German language There is another paper called
the Argus, which hardly merits the compliment Of
mention. 1t is fatherless, having editor known
such and perhaps all the better the editorial chair
could be filled more ably and credtably by of your
active carriers than by the unknown father OF this orphan
sheet.
There is great desire manifested here of having a
railroad extended from Harrisburg to Pittsburg Whe.
Their it will take place not 10 subject for talk and
nothing there has been made as yet no pubic
demonstration in its favor
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Gov. Anderson, OF the State Of Maine, has ap-
pointed the 4th day Of December next for public thanks
giving and praise.
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

Total 38,26l $f06l $4,000
Returns have been received for the quarter ending
the Oh September Is45 from l43 of the smaller Offices
which yield revenue for that quarter of $3.50. The
Offices yielded for the quarter ending the aoth
September, lS44, $5,563, being loss Of ,sSS.
Amount charged to the several departments named,
g. ndip 30th September 1919
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RALEIGH AND GASTON RAILROAD
!eR 60

-tE2ysSis-SSY0SEs-9 9S2yQ20--
s pfs;$sfJ By T5ss
IL % s sae 81 for 1
;Os I S sa hs Raleigh aud Castor Rsrod
ssS r. 's's sSs
far g the s"0Tn M e ,s s S os ss Of Rail
North side q Rosnca pubic
to Petersburg, City Point Rich%Sad Wsshinslon
Warksbops and Tsos Wsrs6ea:s. Water s.oas EDsas:
Wood 1
perty it viii be sold en- masse.
body M pfs. nc
mites now by M for The which
The kind 70 the Company ,nd found
seen Seats Of Goyernmsnt and the Public
The Whole | purchase money bs interest,"
m 9% se ss % s 81, . ass be
in four ya % s at ~ of ten months eacsay
"a ssth april, lsf7, ooe-fOur.h Of the remainder.
ss% tie sssS e osssSsI. lsas oas,ioaSsf Of DO
borrowed creating debt bearing interest on failure e pay
sepo s es az
i'll G-SF part Of the Southern Metropolitan route at COM
pnsatioa q 800 me $4,000 And
sing fertile regon 9f country through nearly its whole
length fegh for the transportation Of Produce and Mer
chandze Independently Of the receipts from Passengers afford
considerable addition 10 the ordinary of profits
railroads. Though yielding profit the large
IS codey
produce reasonable return moderate amount Of
canital invested in its purchase.
The sale will be made without the time and place
aforesaid which those inclined purchase respectfully
invited TO attend.
The purchase money securedby bond with approved
CHARLES 1; HINTON.
and Special Commissioner of the Court Of Equity,
~ in this
ISsleigh, N. c., October 6, l845.
The following papers will insert the foregoing adver
tsemen 60 days and forward their bills for with
containing the same to the subscriber: Boston Atlas
New York Herald Baltimore Patriot Philadelphia u States
Gazette Richmond Enquirer md Richmond Wing. Charleston
Courier Mobile Advertiser, New Orleans Pcayune and NC
Standard c. L. II.
ol32m m
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Stages readiness the arrival of Trains the several
Stations take low Fares all
Island.
Baggage Crates win be in readiness the foot of Whitehall
receive Baggage for the several Trains 30 minutes
fore the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
= Rockaway Baggage taken in separate Crates.
The Steamer leaves Greenpe for Sag Harbor
each day the arrival Of the Trains from Brooklyn
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THE NAVY

The NAVY.
WILEY &PUTNAM, l6i Broadway, have for SALE Hints
w the REORGANIZATION Of the Navy an cxamans.
ton Of Reply to Hints on the organisaton the Navy
Two neatly printed pamphlets o16 sodow~rc
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The returns Of ls40 give about l6 bushels head Tor
the Of wheat raised in st. Joseph county the
turns Of this year give about AZ bushels head The
of 1870 gave average Of little over 10 bushels
head throughout the State; estimating like gain In
the other countless has been found 10 be the In
ST. Joseph county and the population of the whole State
has doubt increased in about the same ratio in that
county the result this year would give about % bushels
data would give for 1s45, the following results -
Estimate Of the population and principal agricultural
productso of Michigan for ls4e compared with the re-
e,r of
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CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
w. HI. DEGROOT s. CO..

CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
w. HI. DEGROOT s. CO.,
Than % ss' I S: ssy
s. Sas oiys 'as and SSss
as sS of % as s; s:
CIS'f:, Css.I%sTs: and ve;tas sways hand which
in SIS 70 $50 So Best Of
TLfow f sHE shi
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
U an kinds Of superaous effects they with to dispose
Arms. Furniture Gentlemen leaving Or r-sapnins to the
s,ty VII lind i 10 their advantage TO send for the subscriber
Balm through the Post Once viii be pomeaIy at
OF INN 466 Broadway, up stairs.
FALL GARMENTS
WMs MAT ,M,LATTHlEsSEN, l7 Fulton STA choice stock
open from winch selections be made very phi
The cutters Of this establishment equal any in the
cy or sas as taste and skill in getting up aud
Those furnishing their materials have made
~ oGTFiirTiNG.-Ev article necessary to compls,.
' VIM MATTHlEssEN la7 Fulton street,
SIT m.m next door to Herald Office
TO TAILORS.
THOSE who desire to attain correct knowledge Of FASH
iouable Cutting in all its various branches would do well
to obtain Stnemet' Complete Work the subject which
from x8 To $40 per hook o2 lm.mc
COAL
AM now delivering best Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal
screened and free OF from yard following
prices las usual the lowest the ciy namely Breken
and Stove 25 large 81 Isl small 81 per ton with
IS off taken from the boats Coal Yard corner OF King
and Greenwich streets. PETER CLINTON
sIi 1m%r~
SWORD EXERCISE TAUGHT IN TWELVE
EASY LESSONS.
MIR. HAMILTON having entered into an arrangement
V1 with Mr. Fuller for the of his Gymnasium No 90
Ann street third floor he will teaching the French
aud American Br. adsword also the Infantry Smasword and
Musket Exercise Mr. H. has been teacher Of the
years. and viii! deviate from the method present
taught at West Point Academy.
N B.-Private Lessons taught in any part of the city
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
ra,> ~h N THE Great Western Steam Ship Comps
- $50 horse power, b. X. Mathews, Esq,
The GREAT BRITAIN, $500 tons 1000 horse power,
Lieutenant James Hosken r. NJ Commanderare intended
O sail follows:- -
GREAT WESTERN.
From liyerpool From New York
Saturday. October III. Thursday. Nov
GREAT BRITAIN.
From Liverpool. From New York
Saturday. -. :. Sept T. Saturday ..... Oct 25
Fare per Great Western, 500 and 8 Steward Fees
Great Britain from $50 S2a land IS Stewards
Zee according the aud position OF the State Rooms
For freight passage other information, apply 70
RICHARD IRWIN,
au7 2aw4m*rc SO 98Frontstreet.
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TowpoAT EXPLOSION. towboat Persian, Cap
tain Riddle, from the Passes, with ships Thomas B.
Wales and Tyrin in tow, burst of her boilers at
o'clock yesterday morning. % miles below the city,
scalding eight persons-vfz: c. Crowley, Head Engi-
A. Arnold Ist Pilot, slightly; NJ Wood I'd Pilot, badly
three Firemen very badly and with limbs broken Cap
tain do Of ns Va as 10. no
went at. Towboats Tennessean and Claiborne have
gone down to bring up the wreck and the two ships
LArER-FuRrHER PARTIcuLARs.-We have since ga
thered the following parcuarsThe Persian burst her
two staiboard boilers carrying away the boiler deck
house The Pilot and Assistant the pilohouse
at the time and escaped with but slight injury piece
Of the boiler passed aft up through the cabin and hurr
cane deck. Crowley was dangerously injured George
Clinton, mate; Wagner, carpenter; Arnold pilot and
Wood, steersmaD. slightly injured Patrick Dcna
others names unknown died short time after the acci
dent The Persian brought up to the City last even
ing by the towboat CaledonlaN =. 1Tope' ocs' 1o"'
Tup EARruouAKE IN NKwARx.-Families in
norton al east OF the South Ward this city felt
shock On SHnssy IN New and gem
tieman who was his srbor in the garden at the mo-
being sssa the
usual rumbng sounds resembling the noise Of carriage
wheels. was also felt in Westheld in this county,
many Of the citizens suppe ed the shock 70 be the sun
day milk train! Captain Hawkins the sloop Randall
Eatons Neck, In Long island Sound. They were at
supper and the conclusion violent that they all
rushed deck, thinking that the vessel had struck
IMPORTANT ARREST OF ABoLrTIoNTsTs.-Abon
dark last evening, white man by the name OF VII
ham Fslar, who says he lives In Lincoln county MO,
been living here a long time, caught BY Captain
Nc Donough, just they were pushing on N SKIN,
ahout 10 convey 10 illinois Two other negroes sup
posed to be slaves on the shore evidently waiting
Ia he but seeing the others arrested
tcck ~ they heels and escaped. Capt McDonough de.
serves great credit for thus bringing these lurking Ias
Gala that have long lived IN our midst 70 jusuce.
IT, hsen for some time on their track and might have
them even sooner but he preferred waiting un
IN hsv we're in condition when their guiltw oud nc nc
vond doubt ST. Louis Repub. Oct 10
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GOAL.
AM delivering best Peach Orchard and Red Ash Coal
screened andree OF from the yard the following
prices las usual the lowest the city, namely Broken Egg
and Stove ?5 large "a Isl small 81 per tom with
Is off ftaken from the boats Coal Yard corner OF King
and Greenwich streets. PETER CLINTON
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1915. TRANSPORTATION IS45.
- c,Inron1Imv '0nS AnlLNs zza5Ezst

JOHN ALLEN wishes inform his old tried friends
that he Is afoa under organization His
superior style Tor The comfort of passengers and he safety Of
freight Each boat Of this line commanded by her
land for the public safety ly insured and placed entire
lv under his and control This line connected
formerly with the Eckord Line Of Tow Boats the Hud
River and Reeds Steamboas the Lakes and he
with confidence say his friends that at time has k
placed better the public
eectuay than with the and would there
fore respectfully solicit acontnuagce of patronage.
AGENTS.
Hugh Allen 10 South street, New York.
Robert Allen, Quay, Albany.
John Allen, Exchange street. Rochester.
George Davis, Reeds Wharf, Buffalo.
T. N. Parks x CO., Cleveland.
Ludlow, Babcock Browness, Toledo.
J. A. Armstrong, Detroit.
j. 4. Mcclure, Milwaukee.
Bristol Y Porter Chicago.
JOHN ALLEN,
OfRochester, General Agent
" Merchants shipping in New York, will please mark
Packages John Aliens Clinton Line and ship by Eckford
Tow Boat which leave Pier foot Broad daily
o'clock, P. M. s26 lmtrc
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CIEvELAND.-lTs PRoGREss IN POPULATION AND
WEALrH.-In 1890 the amount OF taxable property on
the list fCleveland township and village s25s
Amount of tax. ..... ...............,, 2,l62 70
Amount Of taxable property in Cleveland township
Increase. 80. 81, 1855, ,s62
Population of village in 1881 3l.......... l,l00
|" city in ls45 5..........-..... 10000
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TACKLED HEMP-io0 bales hacklsd dew rot hemp, pre-
sLsby k "A. COLLiNb = CO. " South st.
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EFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
FAT,IGAKMENTS

THOSE who desire to attain correct knowledge Of Fast
lonable Cutting all various branches would do we
to obtain Stnemets Complete Work the subject whc
be obtained the only lis Broadway Price
from 30 To $l0 hook. O2 I'M mi
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

The falling of in the receipts Of ls44 under The old
rates. compared with 1885, $637 49, and in lS4 under
the cheap postage system compared with 1884, 1924 65
STRIDES OF THE WEsT.-The Detroit Free Press
gives the census returns of st. Joseph county for
ls40 and AS and upon such basis makes out estma
ted return for the whole State, as follows =
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-06
PLEASURE EXCURSION.

- snaaes, The Teachers of the Sunday Schools
Tszszs;S iley.~ cf the FIRST GERMAN REFORMED
SassAFzzAsa&- CHURCH, Second street. yielding To
the solicitation Of n number Of their friends, and for
the qualification of their scholars purpose making an
Excursion to CHESTERTOWN, in the fine and com
modious Steamhoa, COLUMBIA, Capt. GUYrHER, on
THURSDAY MORNING, August 9Th, leaving the
lower end of Commerce street at O'Clock, stopping
at the County wharf F. p, both going and returning.
The very excellent CHOIR Of the Church have con
scnted 10 perform variety of choice Music, and the
INDEPENDENT BLUES much admired BAND
under the direction of Mr. Albert Holland, will also
accompany the Excursion; the acknowledged talents
of both Band and Choir is guarantee that rich
musical treat will be enjoyed.
The most ample and extensive preparations are be
ing made for the comfort and enjoyment Of the com
pany. REFRESHMENTS and PROVISIONS of
various kinds and in great abundance, will be provided
The Ice Cream and Confectionery tables will be sup
piled with the choicest articles, and at moderate
prices. No pains eXertiOns shall be spared the
part of the teachers, to make this one of the most
pleasant and agreeable Excursions of the season
g}- Tickets 80 cents children under ~ years Of age
halt pce-to be had at the Bookstore of Owen, Hurts
Co.. Baltimore street, Calvert; at the Sunday
School Book Depository Calvert street, at the offices
Of the Sun and Clipper; or of any of the Teachers Of
the Schools, a9 st
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GRAND MooNL!UHT EXCURSION

<es;essN' h On MONDAY EVENING, August
H. ,,sss,Ia lth, lS45. The safe, steady and
sSi,l.z9 L.6tI1G commodious steamer POCAHUN.
E=a-zss1s4-zfsfz FAS, Capt, IIoingshead, has been
chartered by party of young gentlemen for grand
Moonlight Excursion and Colillion Party, on MON
DAY, the llh OF August, leaving the corner of Light
and Pratt street wharf, at y O'Clock, and proceed
some distance down the bay and return to the city be-
tween II aud ~ o'csck, touching at the County
Wharf, Feil's Point, going and returning.
The party are determined that it shall not be excel
led by any excursion that has will take place this
season. Every arrangement has been made TO make
ii a most grant AMI novel affair. {Iy- ICE CREAM
CONFECTIONERY and REFRESHMENTS Of eve
ry kind will be provided on board the boat, at mode
rate prices.
Prof VOLANDT'S MILITARY and COTlLLION
BANDS are engaged for the occasion.
NF-Two Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and
two aides; single tickets 50 To be had at the
Clipper and Sun Offices; Three Tuns Tavern; National
Hotel Pratt street; Gan. Wayne Inn, corner of Bau-
more and Paca sis; T. RsbinsOn's, Light-st.; Sham
burs's, Lbertyst; Mrs. Temperey's. Howard street;
James F. Collins, Thames-st ,F.P; Logan Hall, cor
ner Of Bank and Bonds F.P., and at the Boat.
The party are at a vast expense, and n,l depend
upon their friends to bear them out in il.
CHARLES l.. SPIES Ballet Master. asst
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FOR THE CAMP MEETING.


h7asssn- b. The superior fast steamer TIIOS.
III JEFFERSON, Captain HILL, will
Go touch at Deals Island on her regular
rip to WhitehaVen and Pongoteaeut,
leaving the corner Of Pratt and Light street wharves
on THURSDAY MORNING NEXT, at O'Clock.
She will also touch at Deals Island on SATURDAY
on her return from Pongoteagne to Baltimore.
CO Passage for the round trip to Deals Island only
One D0linT.
The JEFFERSON will also leave Baltimore on Sa-
turday night at | O'Clock, for Dea's Island Camp,
and return on Sunday evening. Passengers going
down Thursday return on Sunday evening
with the same ticket - Passage tor the round Trip
only dollar.
% Tickets can be had at A. s. ]. Bonn & Brothers
Tobacco factory, No l35 Pratt street, opposite The
Depot; of VIM. IL. Head, Esq No. 81 Centre Market
Space, and of ID. II. Miller, No. So 5. Gay street.
N. b. Snacks and Confectionery will be provided
on board. asst
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARKET STREET,

DEF w LEN CI1hNIlho hINU ST. PAUL-SlS.
No. l6l, NOW No. 1876.
TUNHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
n customers, that ne has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTINGS, selected with special care and judgment
variety of Goods in his line. He feels confidence
in recommending his present stock to his patrons,
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
05- Having in my employ the best workmen, my
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed in the style, and the shortest notice.
ml0-d WILLIAM ROGERS.
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Is. field = CO. nave just opened over
III n their Umbrella Store sales room for Good
years improved INDIA RUBBER FABRICS, of
every variety and descriptions to which they would
invite the attention of purchasers whether by whole
sale or retail. Water proof COATS, CLOAKS and
CAFES, well adapted to the use of physicians, rail
road conductors, and all who are exposed to stormy
weather; Rubber Cloth, Buggy Boots, Leather finish
ed Cloth and Patent Leather finish dasher Cloth, for
Carriage makers uses Horse Covers, capital article
for rainy weather; Tarpauns for covering loaded
wagons and freghtS steamboats,.
Overhauls; Caters for riding on horseback; steam
boat and ship Buckets; Shower Ba hs, an article of
superior construction, that be packed in a trunk
Wash Mats; Life PreseTveIs; Swimming Belts; Bath
ing CAPS; Foot Bals Suspendcrs; Air Beds, article
highly recommended by medical men for invadS;
Hose for locomotives; Fire Engines and Hydrnts, an
article superior to leather aud cheaper; India Rubber
Shoes, of every variety. The above, together with
many other desirable articles will be sold at New
York prices, and at wholesale at the manufacturers
lowest price. No. 2S5 BALTlNORE-ST.
a4-3tv I'd door from Charles.
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Il US'F RECEIVED, and for sale at HINCK-
~ LEY'S Literary Emporium,
2S0t MARKET STREET.
The Cottagers of Glenburnie, Tale by Mrs, Ham
tOn, only 25 nts.
Cabinet of American Authors, No. |, containing
David Hunt and Malvna Gray, by Mrs. Ann S. Ste
phens, with portrait of the author, novels-25c.
The London Illustrated News and Pictorial Times
with views of agricu tura exhibition, drawings OF
new agricultural implements, SC CSC.
Godey's LADI's BOOK for August, 25 cents
Henriette, or the Maiden and the Priest, l2l cts.
Fourteen celebrated MARCHES, 25 cents
WANTED-1OO boys TO sell newspapers.
Agents and the trade supplied at low prices with all
new and cheap works as soon as issued at
c. \. HINCKLEY'S Literary Depot,
2S05 BALTIMORE STREET,
as one door East of McClean's alley.
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YHNU RUELDERs AND 9TH Etts, LUtS TO
ID Lease, on very favorable terms, on Baltimore
Caroline, Ensor, Spring, Monument, Bank, Bond,
Cough and Bethel Streets having depths of from 50 to
1876 feet and located in improving and gentee neigh
borhoodS On some Of the above lots suitable ad-
vances viii he made to aid in erecting buildings For
further particulars apply at the
OLD TOWN AGENCY OFFICE,
az No. 1913 n. High street.
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n one CLoIHS FLANNELS, &c. &c.
IA K. McELDOWNEY < co have this day omen
I'd several cases I 3 and A shifting Long Cnihs do
and II Shselng do. do. Also, 3 and A sifper
ana medium White taane; rs Gauze do do; with
n large assortment of 1914 and IL 4 Linen Sbeeting
Pillow Case Linen; Irish Shrting Linen; Damask
and Diaper Table Cloths and Napkins; Huckahack
bird eye and Russia Diapers &c. Sc, which will BE-
sold low at No. 1863 BALTIMORE STREET,
jy26 between Calvert and Light Streets
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YE7HE GREAT POPULARITY OF HANCE,S
4 COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND and
the length of time it has stood in the favor of and con
fdence Of the public, is the greatest proof of its deci
ded superiority over every other preparation for the
cure of all forms Of COUGHS and
INFLAMMATION OFTHE LUNGS.
One bottle is sufficient test Of its efficacy. Price
30 cents per bottle. For sale by
SETH S. HANCE,
corner Charles and Pratt sts
aus and los Baltimore ".
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COMPOUND SYRUP GUM ARABIC
- For Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough Sore
Throat, Asthma, difficult breathing and SORENESS in
the Breast. This is a pleasant preparation of Gum
Arabic combined with other remedies which renders
it one of the most efficient medicines for the above
named complaints ever offered for the relief OF suf
ferng humanity. 1t has maintained Il high standing
o eight years. and needs only fair trial prove the
truth of the above statement. Prepar. only by
G, X. TYLER,
ap24 corner East Baltimore and High sis,
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CAPE MAY.
t,ITIUEESs ITSI0V ILNE

T. Pc Nj Y.
a sax.@yS CITIZENS UNION LINE.
E2>s7sr Rs Passengers for this celebrated water
ing place, by taking the Steam Boat
CONSTITUTION, Capt Chaytor, from Baltimore
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS,
at O'Clock, 2. NJ, will be assured of passage to
Cape May the next morning, by the superb Steam
Boat ROBERT MORRIS, Captain Douglass, or the
OHIO, Captain Davis, which leaves Philadelphia
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS,
touching al Newcastle for Baltimore passengers.
G7-FARE from Baltimore TO Cape May, including
Meals on the Delaware and Hack Hire at Cape
Island $3.50.
iyll-tf TPRl A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

ANENTRAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
" No. 90 FAYE'fTE STREET. Parents who
desire to furnish their children with liberal and com
plrte Classical, Scientific and Mathematical E4uca-
lion are respectfully invited to examine the system of
instruction adopted in this institution.
A few vacancies yet remain to be filled for the en-
suing scholastic year, which commences on the LIST OF
September next WILLIAM ii. SMITH
iV25-tf PRINCIPAL of Classical DnpaItn,pnt