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FISH HOOKS. &c

$685. FISH HOOKS, &c
Ohm cONR0Y, e Fulton street. corner Of Cliff street,
s.a ,ns ys1
The lowest possible pres. - 'en'' a'a
q Eastern made a ,s Fishing Lines:
silk worm gut, Of various qualities for sale a. msec
--7-S COTTS BAZAAR.
81 Dey street, between Broadway aud Greenwich.
s :e ass
VINES sso md s.s. ws q a s.s asa
as 81 %
all hours R.a,,v Until u alright such :., p,.,.
Fried Kidasy : Gold Cuts,
ha% asf E asss Ta s ee. Cakes.
s ta Bem 'S' a
drought Families supplied with hs best Scotch and Irish
No house better supplied with Faslih Ish Scotch wl.L
Good Tor r,1s;s Parties ss I mss ssdys graft.
i0r nG ON, =. : a. I'm :
4e thar Mn sass md b
Making ..tabIi.hmenl ids Canal opsa. Spring
% ss ssss :ss
MILNE: With he he
s3cL Inns SsS%esS Ssy l0
&c s:ss Dn
Terms s ann.m 800 including ali inciaenta except BED.
classical teacher native Of France Also
female Circulars and interview with the teacher be had
: FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
LONDON,
% or Re So%s d. Pdn:s. %
HS ss attention
2simsre Euston Square, London.
PATENTS 81 SP ! wTNGs AND
al, ,m.n s r..s. ...... E " a. s s9SEs
WHOLESALE SEGAK EMPORIUM.
THE sUBsCRIBERs sis, for sale large .sortmsn, Of Sc
been n.nufaetured s!1 months, in fine order and
be sold per cent lower than the quality Of imported Sc
Havana Rsgalia. in sths and ioth.. Cazadores.
Washington La NormM, Espsranza,
Toshe9 with slss of imitation ssssss Of every
quality and R si iii ErsehI.'t5E
~ s.SAH .'Es y
SaSss snail .s. kssssea f Ssana:
j., i 4: e .ss "a
Rapid. a. smsrc
GENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA SEGAKS.
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for SALE wholesale and retail
the following choice brands Of Sgars point quality
there 10 superior IN this city
Ugrez Regalias, Yngeniudad,
do Paieteias, India,
do Small sizes, Palma Ceebrada
Fla Fragancia, Canones, (for the Southern
Norma, market.1
Venus, Paneteins, (ofv.ious brands. J
Cabana Suitable for London Regaas do do
markct) Trabucos,
Estrella, do Esperanto,
Norega (of superior quality.)
Strangers citizens and the generally would do well in
calling and examining this splendid stock Of Scga previous 70
purchasing elsewhere the Segas genuine I'm
ported Havanas and nothing but Tobacco Of frat
aud best quality. d. NJ HENRIQuES,
m3l msrt 81 William street.
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ACOUSTIC DROPS.

sur for incpien Deafness Ear Ache Palms. Buzzngs
or singing sounds IN the collections Of hard ,sted
secrctons OF the organs Their Acoustic Oil has popular
remedy curstivc in all diseases the for upwards
twenty years Offices romovedto 33 Broadway Of White
inf Irnxd
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RICORD'S Alternative MIXTURE

FOR the permanent Of primary secondary syphilis
venerea ulcers nodes any complaint nju-
dcious use Of mercury, or unskilfu medical treatment All
should this powerful purifier without delay person can
consider himself safe after having the vrneral disease with
out thoroughly cleansing the system with this justly celebr
ted alternative
Sold single bottles 81 each of half dozen at S.;
carefully packed and to all parts Of the Union
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PORTER,
A l. e A ND CIDER.
JOHN J. STAFF'S

PORTER,
ALE AND CIDER.
JOHN J. STAFF'S
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. ANN STREET, ne1t door to the American Museum.
IN returns his sincere thanks his friends and tbs public
generally for the liberal share Of pstrouags already
eeyed aud hopes by strict attention business merit
tinuancs.
FIRST QUALITY
Philadelphia Porter Newark Cider,
Croton Ale, London Brown Stout
and Scotch Ale.
Orders for shipping attended to with despatch mill
SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FURNI-
TURE WANTED,
ND the highest price given for all kinds Of of clothing
"A and good second hand Furniture Persons wishing to
pose Of The will do well call on the subscriber ad
dress ne through tho Post Office, which will be punctualy
attended 10. b. LEVY,
=, = doH Chatham street, ". Y.
~ D. ,onstany on hand scnsonsble OF gem
tcmens Clothing, cheap for cash m2o im.rc
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=. - 80. -. Fish HUNS, &c.
Ohm CONROr, 81 Fulton street. consr Of Cliff street,
importer Of Fish Hooks, also importer and manufacturer Of
fsh. Tackle IN every variety City and country dsalers sup
piled N small and large quantities. ths liberal terms and
the lowest possible prices.
A large Of Eastern made ax Fishing Lines all
the manufacturers 400 Bamboos rs 600
silk Of qualities, for Inn
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VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC Pulls.

FOR the radical Of gonorho geet seminal emissions
and all mocopuulent discharges from the uethrs Thess
Shrite IN Paris pronounced BY their celebrated INVENTOR
Professor Velpeau iIable remedy for all diseases
Of tive urehra. They effect cure in much shorter time
than any other remedy without taing the BREATH disagree
per box
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afllmsre No. 10 Norfolk street
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THHE SOCIAL INSTITUTE, completed, ready Tor the
reception Of pupils situated in Shrewsbury, three miles
from the celebrated place four miles from Red Bank
where ply dnly from the foot Of Fulton Ii
calculated give sound practical education qualify The
Terms annsm $780, including all ncidentas beds
and stationery.
female Circulars and interview with the teacher may be had
at 1871 Nassau street. al2 lmsm
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raj READ THE FOLLOwIN
ADVERTISEMENTS
4 OoiI:Hf5ou
Medicine and Pharmacy
IS NASSAU STREET.
M Z D1CAL ADVICE

CONSTITUT1ONAL DEBILITY CURED.
VIE TONIC MIXTURE prepared by the College Of Medi-
cine and Pharmacy OF the city Of New York confidently
for al cases Of debility produced ~ nd
nation. ~ s-s - S''
Single bottles 81 each csses Of half dozen IS; carefully
packed and sent TO all parts Of the Union.
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= FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
LONDON,
ON business or pleasure be accommodated during their
lady OF where they will with
Apartments with private tables 4 preferred. Appyat
"a BURTON CRESCENT,
n16i Inn Iaoudon
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SECRET DISEASE

6SUtED In FROM 40 & DAYS or ycs
u CHARGE MADE. Apply to DIR JOHNSTON
OF the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick street.
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may be Oh
tanned the most speedy remedy for Gonorhea GIeeR.
STRUCTURES, Seminal Weakness, pain in the LOins, ar
ecttonS OF the Kidneys and every other symptom oS
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation Of the rasa-
gts of this disease When from neglect to consult =
Fkil physician, OF from ignorant and improper uelE
ment, Ne constitutional symptoms make their appegt
ahc Ellie threat becomes ulceIath, the dise&s
td nocturnal pains in the be ad and limbs, dmness o.
sight, Deafness the homes affected. hIotches OF ais
mead, Race and eXtlemtcs, progress ing with fright
tul Hpidy till at last tie naiate Of die mouth il die
tr0yed the bones OF tie nose decay and fall in; r!t
victim OF this horrd disease become al object of pity
until the last scene of the drama winds up and desls
drops the cHtlan by hurrying the unhappy patcnt
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
1boSe whose constitutions haNG been injured by
certain Pernclous Practlcs may e restored t.
perfect health by applying 10 Or johnson, either per
Nonaly of by letter. Dr. j. has cases that were
sufficient 10 nppaI the heart and harrow up the sou
OF all who we've not used to the observation of suck
terrible sights
should this meet the eye of any who are sutierine
from the above affection, let them fly Immediately 10
Er Johnston, who stands ready to relieve Them; aHG
rom his extensive practice III The first Hospitals OF
Europe and An erica he guarantees speedy cure re
matter how bad the case NAV be-.
ltls proper mere 10 observe that Gr. JOHasr0N I,
not at present engaged in the practice of medicine
ulfHugh pecNnIary heceSsiy-he having By the de-
cease OF arelaive, fallen hCirt to fottuaebut thros
an ardent desire 10 benefit his suffering e How crss
lures, to pour hike the good Samaritan oil in1 yipi,
wounds, ana particularly TO relieve fhusC who safer
rom disease Tor which the world feels no piy--
Again 1t mustbe remembered that the object of Dr.
Johnston in offering bis services for The relief Of nbt
mISeil"S Of m1nkind is not through pcCuniary rigces
SIty. Hence no charge viii in any case be Biggya va
less the PATIENTS cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve, such as
for Squirting Cataract, &c. Also those for betormv
OF the Limb, such as Club Foot, &C, performed u
the Poor free of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the right hand side Of n Frederics
street, going from Baltimore street, , doors from tss
corner. Observe the name.
{h5.AdeCe to the Poor GRATIS
All LETTERS must be PAID fft
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THE TEETH! THE TEETun
J. P..SDUTHUUMR, Dentist
OF No. % FGvette-st. 81 door from North


a GARD. WILLIAM WAKEFIELD, Justic. o.
IN TIE fCacc, tonNeyancer and Properly Aunnt
'orth East corner Of st Paul and Fayette sts. From
l"ng and Nitrate acquaintance with all the duties
OF Justice OF the Peace, ard of the other brauches
81 aus IroGssl'h ne respectfully tenders his services
to hi friends md fellow citizens and solicits IN ~ nv
iron ge He viii attend 10 The execution and take h
Acknowledgements of, rs well as trace the
III u.leS' ana prepare Deeds Leases, Bonds of Con
Teyahce' nottsa-eF, Releases, Powers of ATTORNEY
beeds1t Manumsson, Bills Of Sale articcs of ARA
hen'; tnueh.ncs o. apprenticeship lnsolventFsI er.
hast WINS and testament, &c. He will alsotal The
Otherwise, and State, Guardian and Adminsir.,or
aee1uEts' ne VIII also attend to the buying and sell
'hs 81 property aud Ground Rents uYon Commission
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a ssgasya FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM
SSssssys e b RIDGE and EASTON The steamer
aa-iis VI ARYLAND having undergone tho
rough repair, and veryhundsome improvement, both
Iii nun and machinery, will resume her regular route
To the above places, commencing ON TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end Of Dugan's wharf at O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis,
Cambridge and EaSion, leaving Easton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, b. way of Cam.
bridge and Annapolis 10 Baltimore.
FOR tIfESIERTOHN and CEN3RETTLLE
On MONDAY, the l7td inst she will 20 to Ches-
tortown and back, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock and
continue the above until further notice
mild LEMUEI. G.. TAYLOR
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A VENERABLE WOMAN. There died at
Sprin gfeld Forge in West Marlborough town.
ship, Chester county, Pa, on the cath ultmo,
Mrs Esther Townsley, at the remarkable age
of l03 years and IL months. Her daughter,
who is living is 10 years of age.
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COLLEGE BURNED. The Observatory of the
College at Wilamstown, NY, was consumed
by fire on the night of the 9th ult. The COL
lege records, much valued for their antiquity,
and much philosophical apparatus were stored
in the vaults of the building, and very little
Of this was saved.
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SENTENCE OF DR.. ApoLPuE. This indiyid
ual, convicted at Boston of an attempt to Sc
duce Amanda Cannon, has been sent to The
House Of Correction for six months.
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FREIGHT AND pAsSExG.np r.,p,r,-
EAEE l,iIEAIrL.LI 49, -.

The Company Freight Train will leave daily (ex-
c.bi sunday az O'Clock. +. VI. \ PASSENGER
GAR Is attached 10 this Train arriving in philadcl-
phla early next morning, Fare only % cents
QIf- The Return Mail Passenger TraiGs leave Phila
ncipni respectively, at ! O'Clock. F. NJ, and IUI r.
NJ The Freight Passenger Tram leaves PhiIadplphia
at 'cock, Z. II. A. CRAWFORD Accent
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gelic wife came into instant possession of her
fortune, and ne whom she loved so devoutly
has since by his talents, made his name ring
through more than one stats of our union. If
ever tins meets bis oye, know he will pardon
the friendship which, under fagned names, has
striven in tbs sketch, to d. honor 10 his own
iortItude and his '.ifc's affection.
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they ARE PASSING AWAY" Three old re-
volutionists died last week in Maine. Thoy
were named, Jonathan Alice, Amos Adams,
and Levi Flint The first was aged 100 years,
the second IS, and the third IS. A venerated
trio
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LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS,

~ great blessing to many. We hesitate not to sag
they are the best Pill ever offered to the public toa
that disease.
iGf-l To be had Of J, P. Williamson corner Of Cav
and liigh streets; &. K Tyler, corner of High and
Baltimore SITS; Cooper, corner OF Orleans and EdeF
streets; Wis"man Wloth, Light.st., opposite Dix
Foggs; ]. A. Sawyer corner If Pratt and Pnca s,s 4.
T. Perkins OF Baltimore and Green steets; :
Kramer, Pratt street; A, Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave
niue; OF the General Agent,
w. K. ORelCK, Druggist and Apothccary,
mh6t If Corner Eutaw and Lexington-sts Bait
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FATAL ACCIDENT. On Tuesday, in Phla-
delphia, man named John Skiventon was
crushed to death by steam boiler falling upon
him in the mandatory of Reany s. Co.
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REDUCTION OF FARE-NEW AR
GEMENTS.


C., MAIL TRAISs-though in 81
""nir. eva Ilavfe de Grace, EIhton, Wilmington
ana 'hc.tfIl To PHILADELPHIA. now running daily.
The MORNING TRAIN, carrying the Uni ed States
sial, leaves Pfa-St Depot daily frXcept Sunday J
~ 99c!ocE, A. NJ. Passengers arrive in Philadelphia
~ ~ iH' nshc to continue on Iy the mail train for New
LIN ItacElhs mat CITY by half pas: ten O'Clock the
SANE evening FARE-I3.
:, me EVENING TRAM, also carrying the L. States
n"' ttyps Prat. *t. Depot daily, nj O'Clock 2. NJ.
through !" hours. FARE 80.
~ ne above are the only Lines from Baltimore by
wnch passengers can proceed direct on 10 the East
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SUICIDE. On the 18th ult,, man about %
years of age, named Wallrce Jackson, in Clay
vile, Harrison Co. Ky, committed suicide by
shooting himself He was in a fit of ntoxiaa-
ton at the time he committed the horrd deed;
and yet, so deliberate was he, that he took from
his foot his shoe and sock, and placing the
muzzle of the rifle in his month, he pulled the
trigrer with his toe
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STARVING Our. The New York papers
state that for the last two days there has been
a crowd around the Jews Synagogue in Elm
street, in consequence of two men having been
placed there by the legal holders of the build
ing, to keep possession--un injunction having
been obtained and some further difficulties
having occurred, an effort is made by one par
ty to starvc them out of the bui lding by pre-
venting persons from giving them food.
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TRIAL FOR MURDER. The trial of Nicholas
S. Gordon, for the murder of Amasa Sprague
will commence on Monday, the It'll of April, in
the Rhode Island Supreme Court.
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STATE DETAuLTER. The Lancaster Union
states that the State obtained Judgment against
Major flambright, late collector of tolls at that
place, at the recent session of the District
Court, for the sum of $3.50. This was the
amount of his deialcation for the last year he
was i'll office. The whole amount Of his dclal-
cation is about $40, 900, and suit for the ba-
lance is yet to be brought on the previous
bonds, which were given by another set of bail
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VERY OLD. There is colored woman, OF
Indian extraction, now living in Norfolk, who
is said to be 20 years age. SAe is yetstrong
and active.
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lortltude and his slic : affection.
STILL LATER fRoN EURQPE---. 1yrirat 1t
'fnoiher Packet Ship. The packet ship Queen
OF tbs West has arrived at New York from
Liverpool, with dates to the 7th ult.
There was great deal of activity in the Liv-
erpool cotton market, and large sales were
made. Prices weie firm but 10 higher than on
the 4th instant The sales ON the 4th, 5th and
9Th amounted 10 81 900 bales. including II O0O
to speculatc>s. The trade has brisk healthy
appearat co.
The wheat trade is more firm, and an ai.
vance OF Is Cd per 10 lbs. has been obtained for
Irish sorts Several parcel of foreign found
purchasers at previous rates In -Four no
change whatever was apparent and other ar
tlcles were unaltGred.
The news from India which we gave yeser.
day, is looked upon az important. There will
always be trouble ia that section SO long as
England continues her aggrossions.
The income tax passed through committee
on March >, with hardly Il show ofopposition, in
thin House, only mastering | 10 at the dvi-
sion. We have given elsewhere, saysa Liver
pool paper, sketch o. the discussion, and VIC
refer, with feelings of indignation to the inso-
lent and tauntlng tone of POPULARITY with which
Sir Robert Peel met all suggestions for the inn
ProVemeht OF hls own precious hantng. A
time will come when they will be remembered
to his cost The income tax, then. Is to be
continued for three years certain, and he who
believes that it will be taken off Of the end of
that PERIOD voluntarily at least must be en-
lowed with an amazing fund of superstition. -
The vague promises of Sir Robert Peel and the
Chancellor of the Exchequer are nil so much
moonlight,
The new Peel Tariff has made but slow pro-
gress since our last and marred rs it is by the
omission OF all reference to corn, provisions,
and tea, by most absurd and mischieyaus ar
rangenent of the sugar duties, and Ivy the re-
tentlon OF all the inlquities Of the income tax
Feels income tax may act as premium on
lmmorality-thus: n mani and woman, with
II49 year each, agreeing to live together
without the ceremony of marriage, escape the
tax; whereas if they marry, they are immedi-
ately down for united income OF 929S, and
tax of 60 l8s Cd.
Sir Robert Peel, who is now so Mortified at
slavery, voted, not very long ago, against the
abolition OF female flogging in the West Indies
1t is said that serious split has taken place
between the leading members of the Repeal
Committee on the question ofmxed education,
Mr. O'Cohnell opposing, and Mr.. w. S. o.
BfIen and Young Ireland supporting it.
A letter from Mons. D'Abadie, dated Alden,
Oct. II, states that he has discovered the source
OF the White Nile, in the Ganira country.
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FOR FREDE8rCxspInc

q hssA.sFf FUR FINED EfECM
s4>zT,S,t aAAt:.S.r VA. AND THE USUAL LAND
Ee.a, ts2ztasss- INGS ON THE RAPPaHANNOCK
RIVER. The Steamer RApPAHANNOCK Captan
Moan FAIRBANK, will leave Hughes QUAY. for line
above places, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON The eth
OF March, at O'Clock, ana will continue to leave
every Saturday Afternoon throughout the season,
Ffeghts will be received on board Friday and sat
urday.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-03

DIsTE&ssiNG STEAMBOAT AccIDrNr. ThA
steamboat West Point met with terrible acc.
dent on the Ohio, near Evansville, on the 2ls
nlt, While underway, the piston rod was Bro
ken, and what is called the shoye-head was
driven through the cylinder, BY this accident,
eight or nine persons were severely scadcd, If
whom the second engineer was one. A small
child was dead, and several others were in
dangerous condition.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.
AND INEREA &EN ACCN hIAIN & u,1nl

Itt1itcSt IoN OE ARE,
AND INCREASED ACCOHyIOD ATYOy
sA---S@s5fA In consequence of the liberal sur
&, ss--ssSEss6f port with which the BALTIMORE
7- AND WASHINGTON STAGE LINE,
has met, III" Proprieors have determined TO Increase
their stock, and WILL until further notice, run THREE
comfortable and expeditions nlne Passenger Coaches
daIly, IN each direction, between Washington and
Baltimore.
III zs;psg1s They have also made afran cement.
8SsssEa:a2i!1r-s with the Steamboat and Rail Road
lfs+ssSdtif4l;a Companies, South of Washington br
which the fare will be reduced to the following cx
treElely low rates, viz
Forthrough tickets from Batmorelo Richmond, $500
40 40 dc Petersburg, $50
40 40 do Weldon, 7.5G
do do do Charleston. l9ss
Fare between Baltimore and Washington, lT
As the Coaches will leave Baltimore Immediately
on the arrival OF the Cars from Philadelphia, and iaau,
washington immediately on the arrival of the Steam
boat from the South and perform the iip in fre hogr
passengers viii reach Baltimore or washington nearis
or quite as early by this by the Rairoac
Line, and will he set down, free of extra charges sf
all the principal Hotels any other reasonable dies
anCe in the city.
Passengers by this Line are delivered on board the
Steamboat at Washington, free of any extra cha,yv
and reach Richmond any point south Of H. a, DE
same time, and at tco dotIGrS and fifty cents less oy
than by the Rail Road line
The public may rely skiIlfui ana accommodates
dfFefs, ana every attention to Their comfort For seas
or nt her inotmat0n apply at the Stage Office oys
siie t.e Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot Pra ee
next door to the Green House. and two doors west Of
Shitnlans Hotel,
an29-u JACOB PETERS s. CO
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FOIs PONGOTEAGuE. ,c-

ID es.sYa FOR POHGOTEAGUF, AC-
s:sssaesiel 'Es4syss COMAC CO., f. ). OF VA. The
,%s1asssss2ss2~ Steamer RAPPaRaNNOCK Capt
Moan FArEBANK, will touch at Pongoteagur Acco.
mac Co., f. ). of Va, her trips to and from Fred
ercksburg as hereoore ard will continue to leave on
every Saturday Afternoon throughout lhe sea. on.
For Freight OF Passage, apply to
S. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Agent
mh6 Office HuoLcs; Duay
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Fare to Philadelphia. 90
Fare to FrtnchtoWn........ / 90
'ASSEN GERS FOR PORT DEPOSITE,
EARE THENI-Gu II CENTs

Passengers leave the De - s,s7,s~,
EssIsi;,Si pot, Pratt street, in the cars E1NcssE.
Ss.!s,.ISt Of the PhiladcIphia, vii -sfss'zssxsSksg.
$500 mingnn and Baltimore Railroad Company
DAILY except Sundays at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ Reach
Havre,de-Grace at IL, and then proceed to Port De
posIte by steamer GospOrt, Capt Sturgeon.
N}- Tickets must be procured at the office before
entering the cars
Sh27 ACRAlVFOpn Avon,
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT A schooner of about
80 tons run against the Rammohun Roy, op-
poste New Castle, in the Delaware, on Mon
day, and was so injured that she sunk almost
instantly. There were three men on board,
one of when, in jumping into a boat, fell and
dlslocatod his shoulder. They, however, for
tunately reached the steamer Robert Morris
and were saved. The barque was not injured