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Rsii Road end stage Route.
COMFORT. EXHIBITION Avn ECoNoHi '0.w8LEEb'
~ Ri,A'r reduction of rates ana greatly iGcreas-
" ede,rSdt'n he. s'aun'ou u. Virginia springs
an' points beyond.
F-sr f-oa Richmond TO Charlottesville IS
no ~ 90 To i.yneAhug
ho do d. u Sluut0u
DO 10 d. Waytc.hor'ugh So
Frr7 TIE Iure,inn 20 C;-rlrticsyil-
- d. n S;aunina
Pacssct leaving Een BY hr r-l Ccsd ~ 81 \ W. meet
Vass- a., Ncrth Jur,, II ~ 4 VI sud bath
r-aeh Oh iroUrsy1c r. NJ pnng Ca sauAi'n
b ~ NJ sUj Clover Dale day 20 Lsw'Ssur-'
- sti "a, Ers;5sg Eot: ;hc dfh day reach Char
-.ioa; isrrs ,hN'-soa by
Sp.snbp1i 20 Cincinnati and the West.
Tie who, r' of STAG. ho the Rail Road 20 Cia'c-oa 900
ms IS OWarl b. F-Ih . To- heI,y giving asssugcE ~ is
rutr the prrfteo o'et Al others at sHy H "ni allowing fo'
o. : krurs eleh Gisai for cep-
The oshee AMI ri ePPcr G. H. 'aS-S GoronsS n
Tucy Tharays aui SATURDAYS e,T the arrival Of tn Gao,
reaching CuiP-Pper e. H.ssm.
Tao iynchtur line CharoesNile NOrday- NT'nr>
jays ra'ay A. NJ aI reaches ~ nebuts al r. NJ
szrrc day.
Tie SNuri Bse line leaves Stanton Tuesday. Thursday
Saturday mornings Lexington brc.c nsL aad ihs
rrse morning tsc7h anil srcs allowing inr to view
ircr proceeds Flne->ls dinner, saS ileu nE,
wytlcvie by oeioeS ana Rnsn;'ve Tcna III"
day.
THOMAS SHARP,
noIS asaai 81 Transportation
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Daily Line OF racket isSsts for sSottsNHie and
ISnci,vurs.
Nm and a-r ION March Iron Packet Roais Will leave
~ Riehon! Lalin- The bead Of the Basin at
daily unsty esesItei. and arrive in sooyc EeI Al, 1t
10, Aai Lynehhus neIL i. ~ At l. - hours.
Passengers blaId un:ii !.
-se:arnin;,.
Leave LyreALus 5iy adsy excepted ate ssd arrive
In Rietu."Gd EcsG Day by Pm 81 Eours.
fe ~ EnsnNn ? ptvENpORT
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PASSAGE To NORFOLK.
AND THROUGH To EaLTisoRg WITHOUT DETENTION
THE STEAMBOAT CURTIS PECK,


So Leaves the wharf at Rockets eve-
49, y Monday, Wednesday and Friday Nom
irg- ga oeok. AMI viii the Baltimore Boats in
Hanptsl by O'Clock NJ - h.taycers merchants
place and PreTsbrTg, viii avr in BALTIMORE by
clock the mrrnin tqts any
Iane that 4yr Returning Wrshts WHAT Norfolk
Tus-da lGurSy All Saiudsy Mornings, the hour.
thsra oerckl receives iTo tie Baltimore Boat.
lwttout .iary- Of baggage, IN Eehaond
any and aEy person going Lyashbua
vgin,s SgFnes leaving
those place. The evening
Tae ooer-"f @ Gurus Peek ihins t. her accommodations
cannot se and determined laI her comforts SHAH
te -Seelct ~ airy taly cLCoso
Tie Gurus Pee. tsuch gong and ulniog all
the int mediate land tic
~ FfriFhitsks atlO
Pa-slyr Fare fran Richmond ans Petersburg,
from NOrok, 81
Pa-.ase RehEiond and Petersburg to and
from BauuIo.,
forwari ra>sage ;aronsh to Baltimore.
HAsKiSS e. LIBBY.
NB-T- Of the cuni. Peek .ay
that they p1Tchased tie Cus Peek rpm; of Opposition
Monopoly that had James River nunhsr
and they WIN ;hc slsai-irg Ibrh
has lorg iher, the if-Fse NJ i. which
ih"y nav" every - i-eSr VIII, u the pssou;
Of the sobn Nlr-ha shall Iihef EostI again.
mb ~ ~. 4 T..
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Ali DEN SEED,
GROWN NJ
DAVID LAMBETH,


Near PhiiadsIphis, and soidGv
r. JOHNSTON. Druggist. Il ichmoud, Virginia.
LNOR macy years have been practically en-
r.red ion a any pernn
staies growth OF Ganen Seeds Experience In,
the OF each vegetable
Of culture and have fully proved the nfoy Of
found thu talosur OF those who simply dealers
.eedeoneauen,y the variety here enumerated
med nevertheless norr than sufficient Tor the largest
and has the merit embracing only those OF
worth.
The my yearly de
satisfactory evidence of approval Ny efforts
~" I.lANDRErH
The following compose a part OF see '.s.ree.irsd:
ASPARAGUS
BEEr-Lous BLOOD
hange wurtz.i
French Sugar
BRANs-s. week
White China
Brown speeked
Carolina
yellow Bush, &e
Iardrcths large do
Fairly Sugar Loaf
Large nrumhesd
Fiat Dutch
Dumheas Savoy
Green Cuacd Savoy
Philadelphia
cARRoT-Lons Orange and Early hon
cELERy-whHssndR Rcd
cUcunBEn-Ear,y Frame and Piesi;ns
EGo PLANT
ENDWE AND LEEH
Cut Salad
Cured India
Brown Dutch &C
NELON-Ciuon and Wafer
SAsruRTiUM
OkRA
oNIoN-sives.kin and Tea,herSeF
PARSLEY
PARsNIP-Fipe Sugar
PEAs-Landr,ths Extra Early
Rariy Frame
Early Charlton
Large Marro~fat &c
PEPPER-Larse Sweet
o RADL5H-Long SALMON
Lang Esarieu
Hhiie Tunp
Black spsuish
yellow Tugpp
Enmmer whns
Red aid Whiie
sALsAPIE
TOMATOES
TuRHIP SEED
HERBS AND FLOWER SEED. To ha1 OF
pEYTON JOHSRTON,
ja % Foe Agent for n. Lambeth.
Also, Orders received for Fru; Pan
ar ke be oiled ni IN. Nurseries OF D. Lambeth and fuon
MOUNTAIN CLOVER sEED-I,o Bushels n store very
Ivl nice for sale by ies SHIELDS x soMERvILLE
PLASTER.
An TONS Lump. board Columbia landed
NAU Doeh. for saeby J. 20 SHIELDS soHERvlLLE.
CASTOR OIL.
n BBLs No Virginia Castor oil just received for sale
III SHELLS a. sONEpVtLLE.
lpUCKwHeAT fLOUK.--.0 bbs aounaIn BUckwnsaL Jg.;
- received and for sale by PARRISH l. BRAZLEY,
IN, Cary
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FREGHT AND PASSAGE LINE,
To.
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.

,csi7ic.-. From and ailer the pre- II
>Sls---s--SA sent dac, there will be wossss--s slA2
frame r. between ia's AID Baltr.ofe.
Tt- t'umtus Capt Parfs VIII lhye Baltimore eye Saturday
aer'ocn o'eioet aud 10. Pncspra Capt. Unins-ad,
- Wrtncvi,y ano N. at 0'eiprk. for Bchnrrd
Fe'upayts Columbus viii leave Rcseii Baltimore ami
Fhlrph1, Wv6..ty rlgfnns "eock; and ir 10
cN'ort1s every Sstudiy afternoon. at O'Clock.
toots inisr5i tor supuf nalGofg TLliitpha
h. sfntIovsu on tn -i,y- ari ffifsys.
~ Passengers p be- 1scu Eafmars f f-e dp.i,rs FIRE
incud'4 ant ihf,uEh f4e pia b. l R.zi eight dol
lars HENRY LUDLAM x 90.
Richmond March 18Th. 1915. "
%sfsON EE.s Aso psuES.-ine,' sloyti- tu4 -pa.L,s
~ arh many other tDd- 1y SIN Anvil
No. 90. West yln .fferi.
sei7 TuFO. RoUERTNOy.
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WE take this occasiion to give
C0NSUMPTIvES no NOT DESPAIR.

sr1snaach and al
noiiec Roofing Tin Copper, Go,erss Se
arSs n e. Il. wElI.ER-
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WlSrAR'S
WlSrARS
Estt.SAV 0E WILD cgrEgyy
q CONHOg,.YJ U.gySg.H.C pREg,Pgr.px rDpn

AI-'O
istt.SAU oE wild CHERRY.
q COMPOUND H.gIS.f.t.C PREF.SRir.uS FROM UiJD
CHERRY REX .l-vD EfR.
fB'HE best remedy known to the world for the
cure 81 coughs colds asthma Group, breeding Of lungs
wL"aPpz cough .nrnc. breath mi
"oain's- In ic b'csi side liver
Consumption.
: u'usari cu'ss In deead uey hopeless ve Grraly
esiesl.d ~ superiority every
las a! hc'n ~ led 'Nsirs Puscfip!an b-ng f, IA
chiefly nom ehcral Cherry LAX aud ar--Iur
tres HAT re ihSy seu tc lungs ire
vail we give iiN 'nsateas &C .s"StauSliaGty power
estalasue a'nso .. ~ %; slt
sd' dess "I bc gsr7 atlhc New ,fstcy) who was
gwen uP by al her physicians had LTs
i-ro' tor us GA NJ siTi among iitcc qlaries OF mat.
t.f sS.i g: 'hy suhst ha Gc months,
bcas ali hope iTc'y bottles uf Ire Ha,u,
IN sep,cilbcr October iSii.
A WianS Est Ar,rnry e.. New YORK, rs-,nstc
asthma nj twenty nve sanding ty Ersori Tat
n'si-r ard !. Power ~. ~
A. Cs =. Y CITY who sIep, bins down for ,ear-
\,HF Obliged scer sns Porrel attend
to his business he IL" most stormy weather. BY
u AI.EN. nI,NNI. q
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a. u. q ~ R,Scs-Gtnra-n u.et YOUR TS.rast Of
Sa"?aia 'inc- ~ noircti'I this city u plea
sEs 10 state have found Iip.Rscr srsune ,H.l
uonS te,t'c 1t to =" c beat pfaIaon valuable EIti
n W.
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'ee1bSaf ~ ttteh she
'taii;
Leek-Laree Scotch
Lettuee-white q ereen iIesc.
Early CURED Inca. White and
Green Coss. Brown Dutch
Meson-Nutmeg. Green Citron.
Pine Apple
Water Melon-fncrt kinds
Sasturtium
Mustard-white and Black
onion-whits and Red .
Okra
Peas-Iapdreth's Extra Early.
Fairy May, do Frame Bluc
Pru-sian, Dwarf Marrowfat.
Bnhop's DwarfProliis
Unprecedented
Pspnip-I.ons Smooth French
Sugar
Parsiry-fine Curlr,l
Pampkin-l.arge Yellow
Rhuharb-ior Tarts
Rahdrsa-i.nng Scarlet. long Sal
mon. White TurR'p. Searicf
Turnip, Black spanish
salsify-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
squash-Eariy Bunch
Tomato-l.arSe Red and Yellow
Turnip-assorted
Herb and Flower Seeds
wM. PALMrR.
"a
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wan nrr-h fcspeet. your.
JOHN NHlgRlD.i.. 81 IL. az

JOHN NHrrRlDGT, ~ n. 46 Cay Street.
Tor fhs"r taegi,rs AMI conclusive eydc2cr sursSc
'a' AMI 'h Pamphlets. wieh agents
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PRICE ONE CENT
SECRET DlSEASE
61uRED IN FROM 1 no 3 DAYS or

n tURED IN FROM TO 3 DAYS or so
y CHARGE MADE. Apply 10 DR. JOHNST or
OF the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick stTtsa
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may h4 Oh
tanned the most speedy remedy for Gonorhoa GlGr&y
strcNres, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins, a.:
tuCuOus Of the Kidneys, and every other symptUU H.
A CERTAIN DISEASE
How terrific is the contemplation o t tAe rayg~
ges OF this distast whGE from neglect TO cUnsplE
sklliu physician, or from ignorant and improper r'a,
Weht, the constitutional symptoms make theirayp73J
anct-the throal becomes liberated, the diseas-
ed, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, tn1ess Of
sight, deafness, the homes affected, hlOtehes On ihs
head FACE and ext entities, progressing with frghl
@l rapidly I'LL al last The palate Of Tire mouth is die
hGytd, the bones ct the nose decay and fail in; ~
vtct2 Of this Eorid disraae become object Of pity,
III I'll the last of the drama winds up and death
drops The curtain by hurryng the unhappy patient to
III untimoly tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by
CERTAIN Pernicious practice may soon restored te
perfect health by applying TO DR.. Johnson either per
sonaiy or by letter. Dr. ]. has cases that Weys
sufficient To appa the heart and harrow up the sou
OF all who were not used to the observation Of sntb
terrible sights
Should this meetthe eye of any who are sufferins
from the above affection, let them fly Immediately 10
Dr. Johnston, who stands ready TO relieve then and
from his extensive practice i'll the first Hospitals 81
Europe and America, he guarantees speedy cure ps
matter how bad the may he.
IL is proper here 10 observe that Or. Johnston ~
not at present engaged i'll the practice of medicine
through pecuniary necessy-he having by the de
cease of relative fallen heir to fortune-bui thyS
an ardent desire TO benefit hissufering fellow cTeh~
lures, to pour like the good Samaritan, oil into sssaS
wounds and particularly TO relieve those WIS su5&s
from disease for which the world feels no pity.
| Again it mustbe remembered that the object NJ Dr
Johnston in offering his services for the relief of Tbs
miseres of mankind, is notthrough pecunary necese
sy. Hence no chargs will i'll any case be made u.,
less the PATIENTS cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, sue2rEs
for Squirting, Cataract &C. Also those for Def9rmiry
Of the Limb, such as Club Foot &C., perforned OF
the Poor free of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, the right hand side of N. FredercS
street, going from Baltimore street, 2doors from shs
corner. Observe the name.
R3-Advice to the Poor GRATIS.
All LETTERS must be PAID. flo,
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rFor the American Republican, ]
HRUMMING.

.Messrs Editors--Pdssing along eur principal
business street, svas pleased to see thai the
Fall business had commenced. From the ma
nv boxes already turned out, and the late hours
which some of our merchants have to keep in
order to pack for heir custo mers, we might
well conclrde that heavy business would be
done.
But the heading ef this article is what wish
to come at, viz: Dnmn,ing. Its meaning will
not, am sure, be misunderstood, though /
have heard it called by very many names, AID
but few days ago saw it styled "Bdrklng;"
not z bad caption, by the-bye. But the lnquL-
ny on my mind is, WHO is the Drummer! whe
is the Barker? Is it the merchant or his clerks,
who are in the habit o. visiting our hotels and
examining the register, and if he sees the arri-
val OF friend or customer announced, seeks
his company, exchanges ciVities and polltciy
invites him to call and see him; and who, II
his customer agrees to 60 "then or at another
time" with him. and look through his stock?
No: such persons, in my opinion, but dc their
duty. They are business men.
Again--ls it the man who, meeting with an
acquaintance at hotel, ard by way of SHOW
ing attention, grasps him with one hand, and
very affecGonately passes the other around the
neck? or approaching him, takes him kindly
ny lHc aFlE, anu Iuuciy pulil5 MIN dslUe,
,chispers to,r 1--WE will sell you cheaper than
any other house in town; we have the largest
and best-assosted stock in the city?" sc, Such
persons are worse than Drummers and Bankers
they are Suckers.
But the question arises, who ara the Drum
mers? who are the Bankers? TRoy are the
men who are too lazy to work; too indoent to
apply their hands as God designed viz: to earn
their bread By the sweat of their brow: too in
conprehensbly dull to pursue their profession,
if they are entitled to such name, whether it
he lawyer, doctor, schoolmaster, or what not,
choosing, -"ior they have the riSht"--to go
about to our various hotels, prying into the
character and standing of various co lntry
merchants, and then, by hook or by crook, by
treadng on your toes, or in some other mean
way making your acquaintance, remarking
am a man Of leisure, being well acquainted
with merchants generally, tenders his services,
and with pleasure offers to show you where
this, that end the other house is located, and
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fF0r the american Republican,
BROOK LATIN LESSONS

GentiemeG--l have examined with great de-
light the beautiful little voume-"First Les
SOUS in Latin"-,recently esued from the press
by our indefatgahle fellow citizen, N. c. Brooks,
Esq, and aRaounoe, confidently, my belief,
that it is altogether uneGnaied by any thing
of the kind extant IN our country.
The work eviDces great care in its prepare
ton on the part of it's distinguished author, its
arrangement being persplcuous, and its details
ample, and critically accurate. But its leading
popularity, and that which should render il an
especial iavorite in our schools, is its purely
.4mericaa character. Other authors of elemen-
tary textbooks in the Latia and Greek Ian
guages, content themselves with trite exam
pies and Illustrations, Transatlantic, and not at
all calculated to engender and foster spirit of
patriotism in an American youth; but Prof
Brooks has, with rraisewoitky assiduity, rem
.deTed into Latin at once pure and elegant, ma
ny of the most ennobling facts in our national
history, which cannot fail TO interest deeply
the juvenile American student.
I scarcely need add that | am so much
pleased with tfis little volume, chat henceforth
shall use it in my classes as the initatorv
book in the study OF the Latin tongue.
Bat, .iug. 2S: lS45. A TEACHER.
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q - EAMBOAT DISCONTINUE
BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY
-.ENEIrRSLAN TO NnPEnI Y Oh Ii

h3ssNstsSssss7y.e EXCURSION TO NORFOLK, Old
Nasss4iiHdasa&- POINT COMFORT, CAPE HENRY
AND BACK TO BALTIMORE. BY the Baltimore
Steam Packets superior and comfortable steamboats,
GEORGIA, CaR. COFFEE, E.1d HERALD, Capt Rus
SELL, leaving Baltimore every FRIDAY, at O'Clock
u. Nj and return Monday following, leaving Norfolk
same hour. During this excursion passengers will
have the opportunity of going in the Steamer Jewess
Capt. sutton, on every Saturday afternoon, on an ex
cursion to Cape Henry, and may be left at Old Point
Comfort, where the Baltimore boat will call for them
on Monday afternoon for Baltimore.
As this excursion is be- eeia TO invads by get
ting the breeze and advantage of salt water baths
many who cannot leave home only for short time
will find this tiip of much advantage.
{B5-Passaga and fare for the round "trip will be made
at moderate price By appyingto
jel3u 4, SHEPHERD, Agent
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EpooKs, BOOKS. Just received a further

n y supply OF lTle T0ITOWIng:
Inc Poets and Poetry of Europe, by Longfellow.
The Holy City and It's emvironS, by the Rev'd Geo
Williams illustrated
The Bible Expos,ar combinations of the truth of
The Holy Scriptures, from observations of recent ira
VeIlers, illustrating the manners and customs of the
places referred to in the Bible.
Mackey's Lexicon Of Free Masonry.
Wilson Co.'S illustrated Bible History, in vols.
Paper, containing l4i engravngs, for 62t cts.
together with a constant supply of standard and
Miscellaneous Books, School Books, Staff merry, Sc
PARSONS PRESTON,
booksellers, Stationers and Blank Book manufactur-
ers, No. l5l Pratt street. adjoining the Rail Road De-
pot. iy2S
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y a.,.,s FOr, ANNAPOLIS. CAM

4 ssss-,s FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
sSxyzy23 &ans BRIDGE and EASTON ThestenmCr
Ssi&fsfzd4s2E VI MARYLAND having undergone tho
rough repair, ana very handsome Improvement, both
hull and machinery will resume her regular rome
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end OF Dugan's wharf att O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter for Anuapols
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, b. way Of Cam
bridge and Annapolis TO Baltimore
FOR CT 1'ERTOJVN and CENTR ETILLE
On MONDAY, the 18th inst. she will 20 to Ches
terlown and back, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock and
continue the above until further notice. Passage 81
m9 LEMUEL G. TAYLOR.
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The New STEAMER OREGON This new
steam packet is now attracting good deal Of
attention in New York. She is a magnificent
vessel and the longest steamer in the world
This wonder Of u steamboat was launched Sc
veral months ago at the above city, and is now
finished in superb style. Her length is $40
feet, and her proportions symmetrical and in
perfect taste with harmony and beauty.
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MURDER IN ARKANSAS. A MIR. Higgins of
Jefferson county, Arkansas, was murdered,
about the last Of Joly, by two young men nam
ed Willis, step sons Of Higgins, end cousin
Vi theirs, name not known. Only one Of the
nprderers was arrested.
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SAD AFFAIR. An atffay took place in
South Dansville, stcubcn county, Me-, on
Monday, the 4th inst, between MIR. David J.
Petrie aud Mr.. John Burgher, which resulted
in the death of the former. in ,be course Of
the ARRAY, Burgher threw 4 stone at Petrie,
which struck him on the head, and so fractured
his skull that he died .be next morning.
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JACOB PETERS & co
NOR ANNAPOLI

ENOR ANNAPOLIS,
IL EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE
n Gsss The steamer OSIRIS, Capt. JOHN
E8sGsye,abAse ID. TURNER will leave Commeaas. 81.
AkRsSsGzasS wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING.
at O'Clock, for the above places and return next a
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING
at o'csck, and Easton at s. O'Clock, for Annapolis
and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis. ... ........75 CENTS
&c to Easton or Cambridge.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wye LAM
ing, ST. Mchacl's and Easton, via Miles River Ferrw
to Easton,) Will leave Commcrce-st. wharf ever
MONDAY MORNING, at 7 O'Clock; and return ne rc
day, leaving Miles River Ferry livery Tuesday Mcry
my, at O'Clock; ST Mchael's, "a; Wye Landing "a
west River III for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis .................75 Cents
10 West River. 6i.N.
TO Wye, 81. Michaes, or Ferry, l.5G.
FOR CENTREVlLLE AND CHESrERTOW
Leaves Commerce street wharfeyery WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock, and re; arr the same 6ay,
touching at Corsica at l04 O'Clock, and Chester at -
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage S.
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. LsaYrt
commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, al O'Clock, and returns s3nr day, leaving Yves.
River at L O'Clock, t0I Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage 10 Annapolis rs cts. 10 West RivefSI4
JOHN ID. TURNER,
ap29 office lower end Commerce-st., Bali.
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gIoR NoW's THE DAY AND NOW,s

a. THE HOUR. Good Clocks from s. to so for
wood, So for good Brass excellent time keepers; Gold
Jewery, such Colo Rings % GEMS; do Pins so cts;
do Earrings pc pair; do. Watch Keys 81; do Pencils
S25 Tea do 62t cents Brass Candlestieks lSac pair
Family Grindstones 81; Coffee Mills (Wllson's) only
% cts; Wallets; Hooks and Eyes; Tapes; Needles Be
ppper; Dressing Combs g; SIDE Combs &c pair; Twist
do cts; Cologne cts sets; G. s. Butter Knives 25r
Britannia Table Spoons p cts sett BRITANNIA Tea do
1870 se; Gum Suspenders 2a to % cts; col'd Cotton
Gloves cts; Hosiery, black and white, cents p,ir.
very low by
ST. VlCKERS, No. Baltimore street.
jy30 If between the Market and The RriS,o
EBRREGE sIEANVI.S AND STARTS 11r sale
Rb cheap, first quality, by
Mas, 7. a MCPHERSON.
=! Nc, 81 N. Hcwart street.
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SAD ACCIDENT. On the 10th instant, at a
county meeting, held in Lexington township,
Stark county, Ohio, two men named Chance
and Tuters, while engaged in firing salute,
had their arms torn of, aad received other Sc
rious injuries, by premature discharge of the
cannon.
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A NEW PAPER, called "The Piketonian, )" has
just been issued at Piketon, Ohio. The editor
says Oft:
"The Piketonian is edited and published by
Samuel Pike, at Pi&eton, Pike comfy, Ohio,
upon the turnpike which crosses the Scoto
river, abounding with the most delicious fish
called pike and that the Court House in the
said Piketon, Pike county, on the turnpike, has
noble pike as a vane, to show that the ,cind
blo,cs in favor Of Pike all the time!'
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FOR CHES'rEKTOWN <

A=sszlaR Sarwa CENTREVILLE. The steamer MA.
'SsvAszfHsh6- RyLAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ny MONDAY MORNING, at 6 O'Clock, for the above
places, statuos from the lower end of Dusans wharf
and return in the afternoon.
Persons haring business in CentrevRe will have
ample time to accomplish it, and return in the boat
the same day And ais persons goiag and return
ing the same "Trip, will only be charged 81.
l.. G. TAYLOR, Master.
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I ~ IGN BATHING,
y AT OLD POINT COMFORT.

IA Esll bliITfING,
~ AT OLD POINT COMFORT.
- Sxssys This well known, delightful aDG
Es.s,t ssss healthy establishment has been ra,lc
ssA1ssAsaStsh improved by extensive buildings Batg
House. nc, so as to accommodate large numb O..
Visers. In oder 10 induce all who are disposed I'd
visit this superior Emporium of HcnHh and pleasaY7
recreation, the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
COMPANY have put the passage and fare there anG
BACK, at very low pce, by their supe i0r SeambDa
GEORGIA., Capt. COFFEE, and
HERALD, Capt. RUSSELL,
Leaving Baltimore on alternate days Except Sunday
at O'Clock T. NJ; will land and lake off passenger
daily at Old Point Comfort, their trirs to Noyfn4
and back to Baltimore.
Passage and fare to old Point. only 81
Passage and fare 10 Old Point and back 10 Bait :
Q3- Return Tickets must be endorsed BIZ the Ho,..-
keeper, TO ensure passage up by eithr,r boat
Ie0 u / SHEnPARD. Asrnl.