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R USHTONs St cos Compound Tonic Mix ICture, speedy and certain cure for the Fever and Ague-A fresh supply just received at the Plan- ters Drug Store, Sign of the Blue Mortar, south east corner of DauphIn and Water streets
 mh29 BLAIR & co.
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Ep IFLES-The subscriber has been appointed M A the agent of s. B. Armory & Co.'S Increased twist, false muzzel and globe sighted Riles-the best artcle in use, warranted to shoot with cv from 100 to $50 yards A sample can be seen, and where all orders for the above Rifles can be ex eculed, at No I2 Dauphin street.
 ap2l JAMES COMING.
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SYRUP OF WILD CiiERRY-A fresh supply kS of ihis ighiy esteemed remedy for caughs, colds, &c. just receisen al ihe Planters Drug Store, sign of the Blue sior,ar, southeast corner of Dauphin and Wsier.sireets. (mh29) BLAIR & co
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DAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE- -HD 1000 pieces Kentucky Bagging
 800 coils do Rope
 10000 pounds do Twine of choice brands just received consignment and for sale low for cash or on time by (mb7) BEERS & SMITH. ~ HAMPAGNE-5O baskets grape brand, pnts V and quarts, 10 baskets Bocher et Fis Cham pagne
 CLARET-25 cases fine, case Sleinwen, for sale low to close consignments by
 my5 F.. c. CENTER & co.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BEHJ. NJ. BRADFORD JAMES E. SAUNDERS BRADFORD & SAUNDERS
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Have rep.oped to No. s. Mehasl-st.-MoBILE nov2l 24ltf
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TO THE AFFLICTED.
nR. HITZELBERGER CELEBRATED
~ REMEDIES FOR The CURE OF
SECRET DISEASES.

Science marches maieslicaly and ifr,.,istihly for
ward, and this is the age of invention; but nothing IN
III its department, no discovery reflects greater honor
on the inventor or advances more rapidly to disiinc
ton, than Dr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GRAND and I'M.
PORTANT REM EnIES
Year after year, for the last ten years, they have
proclaimed recftJ diseased world, adding day atle
dry evidence upon evidence Of their mighty power.
clearing the way Of all competition, and taking their
lfue station as the mn.t powerful and brilliant
hdtdnLs Of that SCOurge of the caGth--he Vencica!
Disease Give them fair and impartial trial, and Il
Is all mat need he required; their pre- Cmanpnt useful
ness shall he made manifest 10 the full and entire
Satisfaction Of this ID ;. iligrnt community.
n hosl G. Certificates mght be advanced TO show
IN" hfoah ana dcrp foundation upon which the cha-
Facter OF hc sFmp0rfant Remedies rest for support:
Or r. L' uWzELBcRGsR, Dear Sir--lIavng been
for long Time afflicted with that most dreadful of all
diseases thu vCnCrCa, in it. very worst and most ng-
gfdFatth oih ana having III VAIN resOrtCd TO most Of
the Tepuied CUES OF Tie day, pulled into notice by
unprincipIfd quacks and c0ntrnrtIb.c empires. |
al last, u must desperate condition, consulted you,
aud il affords me The greatest ensure to be able to
assure You that Thorough constitutional cure was
the result Of y0or Ehilu and experienced treatment,
in The short space Of one 'CGek / give this testimonial
Of the great value AMI extensive usefulness Of your
important remedies cheerfnly. being persuaded that
they are the very best now in use
with gratitude; remain our Ol't sei't,
F.T.D.
DEF. l.. HIr2rLBEFGER-DGar Eir 4 sense Of
lily aud Of gratitude 10 you, prompts me to send you
this statement, hoping ysu will publish it to the
w0ri that oih,r young men who have suayed from
the path Of recude aud have become polluted, may
come 10 your all powerful fountain and be purified
Statement; became dseaseu with the veneroal Of
the most inveterate and aggravated description, and
doubtful TO whom TO apply for medical aid, fortune
threw me on yon ana in week, through the won
derf sanalivc influence Of your cGlrbTat mGdi-
Cne5, not only every symptom Of this most hor-
rid disease perfectly Cladicated but my health was
completely restored; my whole system being reno.
waited and ralnvgOa2i by your careful treatment and
Z : NJ u,ht "a
/ no puff for effect, bat the plain, honest truth. My
name and residence are at DR. HitzeIbCrgGrs disposal
aud can be, il particularly requested. referred to-
Philanthropy TO mankind is my apology for submit
ting this fact to the public.
very respectfully your 0b't servant, w.
/ These Certificates speak trumpet tongued to the
afflicted, the undenablc truth, that the sures, mos
at the LOCK 'NFlKMARY-the entrance 10 which
is at No. 10 EAST PRATT STREET, doors cast Of
Pratt street Bridge. MIS- If
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PRICE ONE CENT
SECRET DISEASE

CURED IN FROM TO 3 DAYS or NO
" CHARGE MADE. Apply to DIR. JOHNSTON
fthe LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick street
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may Re oh.
tanned the speedy remedy for Gonorrflna Ceets
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins at
tGctons of the Kidneys and every other symptom of
a CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is the contemplation of the rava-
ges of this disease, wheH from neglect to cCDsuta
skful physician, or from ignorant and ulpr"per treat
ment the constitutional symptoms make their
ancethe throat becomes liberated, the n0s- diseas
ed nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, d. ness Of
sight, deafness, the bones affected, hlotches the
head, face and eXrcrtc, progressing on thfrcht-
ul rapidly till at last the palate of the mouth is dis
uoycd, the bones of the nose decay and fs in; the
VctnF Of this hOrd disease becop' object Of pity
until the last scene OF the drama Winds up and death
drops the curtain by hurfyhg the unhappy patient u
an untmeiy tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by n
certain pernIcous practice may be- soon restored 10
perfect health by applying TO DR. Johnson, either per.
sOnay or by letter Or. ]. has seen cases that were
sufficient to appai the heart and harrow up the soul
OF an VINO were not used TO thG observation of such
terrible sights.
Should this meettDe eye of any VINO are suffering
from the above affection, let them tly Immediately TO
Dr. Johnston, who stands ready relieve them; and
from has extensive practice in the st Hospitals oF
Europe and A. erica, he guarantees speedy cure no
matter how bad the case may be.
Its proper here 10 observe that Ur, JoRHsToR is
not at present engaged in the practice of medicine
through pecunlary necossIty-he haNiD :, by the de-
cease of 4 relative, fallen heir foit me-bu thro'
an ardent desire TO benefit bSsuffenn e fellow cred-
lures, 10 pour like the good Samaritan, oil into their
wounds and particularly to relieve those who suffer
from disease for which the world feels no pity
Again il mustbe remembered that the object of nr.
Johnston in offering his services for the relief of The
miaerles OF mankind, Is notlhrough pecuniaTy neces
sity. Hence charge will in any be made un-
less the faiit nils cured
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such aS
for Squirting, Cataract sc. AsU those for DGf0rnty
Of the Limb, such as Club Foot, &C., performed
the Poor FREE ot chcrgG.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, Oh the right hand side of N. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
9I3-AdviCc 10 the Poor GRATIS,
All LETTERS must be PAID. flO
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Reported for the American Republican,
MEETING OFTHE MD. BIBLE SOCIETY.

The Anniversary Meeting of the Maryland
State Bible Society was held on Tuesday even
inc in the Methodist Protestant Church, North
Liberty street. The large congregation ap-
peared deeply interested in the exercises. A
number Of clcfgymcn Of different dcnomina-
tons were present. The meeting was opened
by the reading of the l3lh Psalm, by the Rev.
c. p. krauth, after which the Rev. Mr.. Car
ter, General Agent of the Society, read the
Annual Report of the Board of Managers,
which makes special mention of the bequGst OF
$500 by Gen. VIM. Mcdonald, deceased, and
shows q balance in tho treasury of 81 6S.
The Rev. MATHEW Hale Smith, Of Boston,
was then introduced to the audience, and de-
livercd an impressive and eloquent address up
on the iRnumcrabIe advantages which mankind
derive from the influence oil the Holy Scrip
lures. He SAID the Bible was valuable not on
! ly as aiiOrding the only means Of positive in
| formation concerning tho creation and suisse
qucRt fall of man. and as a historical record of
events OF the most remote antiquity, but rs the
only source whence springs the influences cal
culated to refine, en!ightcn, and ameliorate the
| general condition Of our race. All the social
and political superiority Of Christian nations
over Others, he cOntendGd, were traceable to
the Bible; and in all countries where that book
was universally acknowledged as the code and
standard Of national morals, hospitals, aims.
houses, and other charitable institutions are to
be found He instituted beautiful COMPARE
son between Christian and heather lands, and
thence deduced the advancement Of the former
in learning and the arts, and in the location of
| Woman in her proper position in social life.
| He concluded by urging the claims Of the BIZ
BILE Society upon our symPathies and regards,
and by soliciting from the congregation their
pecuniary aid in its behalf
The Rev. DIR. Johns, of this city, next ad-
dressed the meeting upon the future prospects
of our country, and the useful bearing which
the diffusion Of the Billie will have upon the
generations which come after us. He urged a
number of unanswerable Arguments in favor OF
the Bible cause, and spoke particularly with re-
ference to the immigration of ioieigners--a
great number Of whom are not only entirely
destitute of religious education, but bring with
! them the vices of their native countries. The
necessity of circulating the Bible among this
class of people, particularly, was clearly ex.
planned and strongly urged. A number of ad,
dtional reasons were stated in favor Of the
claims of the Bible Society," which we regret
that our limited space does not permit US to no.
tice more at length Suffice it to say, that the
rooorond e-"tlomdu uIauIesteo tho greatest
zeal, and that his address was, in style and man.
ner, eloquent and argumentative.
After the conclusion Of the addresses, a col
lection was taken up, benediction pronounce
ed, and the meeting dismissed.
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New YORK MARKETS ON TUESDAY. Flour
was held at So 7aS6.44 for Western and Ge
nesse, with tolerablc demand at the lowe
rate. The receipts were large. The packe
ship Prince Albert. for London, hoe o" Lo"r'
10000 barrels. The market has been nearly
cleared of prime Pork at sl3s7aSl4.I2. The
demand was quite extensive. Lard was some
thing lower than last week. Hops are held at
35c. Genesse Wheat brought l34c.; Southern
Corn 76a77c.; Rye soc. and Oats 44a45 cents.
Southern Corn and Rye was much wanted
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For the American Republican. ]
SOLVING VIEW

BY IBo T. HEYEE.
O, whittier WHITTIER have We flown.
XC m0Tning dreams OF gladnesss
That hoveT'd round me. ere knew
The world great cause Of sadness:
Say, wh'thrr leads your magic dance
Ezal,ed heirs of neCrU.naHce?
Remembrance vainly strive 9 to chain
Your rr0mi.'d aud of flowers;
The sunlitht Of vour Eden realm,
Star-eemmed EIysian bowers.
Ye DIRE sm' If fairy regOns say,
Whence came ye, whittier lies your way
A beautenus heaming horizon,
Calling away your ranger,
Has lefl me 10 ,ta'iIies,
Distranchissd here, n stranger,
Enthusiastic, f'Om my home,
On rocks aud desert shores to roam.
Fair visions # be ignity,
On NJ n'rS e sire" mic dane ing,
We rise still 10 my favlSh'd sight,
Like fairy troops advancing,
Too near aud falsr-bul 10 Glade
My sovl's uncheeTed sOIiciude.
Has not my anxious throbbing breasi
Your lasting reign invited?
Why have you left our thorny wiids,
Your traveller now benighted:
Too con>cious Of the sunny past,
Too wretched losing you, unbiest.
Who taught ,ou 10 betray my love,
The true aud tender hearted?
Have ever my affections yet
From your sweet arts departed;
Lo, IN the wilderness alone,
Cricth The dreamer, all unknown.
OF times, InrtninkS, from submits bright.
Some spell Of gentle missing
Attracts the tickle rays sf old,
Anew their light dffnsing.
Too saan INV starIess fate 10 share,
Midst lowering twilight clouds Of care.
Wild dreams Of unCreated joy,
That visionary cluster
Around my hearts most hidden cells,
Seeming un6oubie lustre-
Where lin ."r yGo year wonted smile
Has c. Rsod my Iongings to beguile.
All, silence mocks my list'Ring ear,
Your SWEET responses failing,
| chase, in vain, the imaged tones
That shared no fearful waiIBgs
No kindling spell my trust discens,
And hopeitssly my spirit yearns.
., whittier, whittier have ye flown,
We moruing dreams of gladnesS'
That hnvrr'a roued me, ere knew
The worlds great cau-e of sadness.
We answer not! O fearful truth,
Your frances lost their power TO soothe'
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HEALTH OF NEW YORK. The True Sun
says that the health of the city, as indicated
by the inspectors bill Of mortality of last week,
is not very gratifying particularly in refer
eace to that dreadful disease, the small pox,
which last week hurried TO the grave the I'M
usual number Of eleUen victims The highest
number during either of the preceding or .
weeks, was, we believe, six. The total num-
Der of deaths was l76; 35 men, SO women, SO
boys, So girls-a singular coincidence of num-
bers. Of the deceased 80 were victims of con-
sumption, IA Of dropsy, of fovers, and 81 Of
infammatons.
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You've LADY INJURED. Miss Swarlz, for
merly of New York, was SO seriously injured
by the sntangng of her dress among some
machinery, at mill in which she was working
at Woodstock, VI, that her recovery is cons-
dered doubtful
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E4sHa CiIfZENS' UNION LINE

an szE&sa CITIZENS UNION LINE.
ssszs, q saSssstp TO PHILADELPHIA, by tie spien-
1hlizaiazsefshiS did and welI-known Steamers CON
STITUTlON and GEORGE WASHINGTON, via
FrenchlOwn and Newcastle Railroad, saye BOW
Lp,S WHARF, foot of South streei,) alternately
DAILY, (eEcCpt Sundays, )at O'Clock, Pen.
o. Fare through to PHILADELPHIA. So
SUPPER provided on hoard.
F3@ RETuRNlNG-The superior steaGqboat RO-
BERT MORRIS leaves Dock street wharf Ps.!7del-
phia, al Z! O'Clock, r. NJ, daily, (Sundtys c4csp,cd1
aS fri A. OR SyVFDRD Aren't
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estate confscated, his establishment broken up,
and the two young Jowesses were ransomod by
English friends, in the city, to whom their sit
uation had become known. s. +. l..
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FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM.

a sSn~-1 FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM
hgr7zzti 1dsisss BRIDGE and EASTuN The superior
-fetI.vsssssEA- swift Steamer THOMAS JFFFER-
SUN, Capt ROnERT VI. hILL, viii leave the I,tersrr-
ton OF Light and Pratt Wharyes, on evety TUES
"a Mo MING, at o'c0c%, for the above places,
and return the next day. leaving Easton eyerv WED
NEsDAY MORNING, at u O'clock and Cambridge
at II oclk, and Annapolis at IL o,ck for Baltimore
Passage TO Annapolis, 80 cts.
To Easton OF Cambridge. $3.50. el7-du
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non PORT DEPOsITE-TwICG A nay

non PORT DEPOsTTE-TWICG A Day.
Passengers leave The depot Pratt street
,'5!f4$Sga. III the ears ct Tie Philadelphia, Whining
-fttAAl4==EGttf ton and Gaitimne Pailroad Company,
q. EVERY MORNING, (exccpl Suudays) al
9o'Cj0CN, aud EVERY AFTERNOON, at q O'Clock,
except Sundays, which will be at 3, l.. VI.
On arrival a! Iipyrc de Grace, proceed to Port De.
positc nv steamboat GospOr,, Can't SUR. con.
Returning, Juc car ravg Havfe de Grace al - o.
clock. tnnau) aud at O'Clock, r. NJ.
Fare 10 rOu Bapositc cents.
sl2- ny taking thr morning train il viii allow per.
sons who have business nj Porn Dcppsirc 10 remain
seyrfd. huurs at ihlt place and return 10 Baltimore,
same evening, rs Tickets mustba procured At the
Office before entering the cars,
A CRAWFORD, Agent.
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ANNAPOLIS, November IS, ls43.

Co"rt Of app.ots, Nv. S. No. 80. AIlcnder
Ond others vs. tho Vestry Of Trinity Church,
was commenced by Glenn for the appellants,
and Addison and Dulaney for the appeees
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NEw YoRK MONEY MARKEr. The Tribune
says, the Banks of that city are not getting all
the paper they want and for A No. | sigma
lures, rates arc more easy at these institutions.
There is also steady influx of capital 10 Wall
street from other sections Of the country, and
on good securities the rate of interest appears
likely to go still lower, unless Congress, by i'll
discreet legislation, kicks over the bucket Of
prosperity which is now presented to the aoun-
try. 1t is the opinion Of ono Of the Wall street
Presidents, who is looked upon as a Scion by
his clique, that the rate of Sterling will fall Off
still more, and that we Shall have large m-
port Of British gold again, which will have
tendency to reduce the rate Of interest to anl
1per cont Good street paper can now be done
at ) per cent, and stock loans Of the best cha
racer at something off,
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hoAphp WITH i'oNoks' VIC i"u ''io 'o'-
lowing an'ounce'''eh' vi " "'"'i'"go so'ns 'iio
rounds Of the press;
e AZ worcester MASS lo'n oc'' IA i.
49, -;,tI ~, d., S,J i'll,
Priest and Grand Patriarch of that State; a
Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge of
'he oIr'Ga states ''"" 'nG urahu h"ca,,P-
,.nna,, ~ ar'Fi;,,u 81 ..Fro
Nlasoon nj InrisyiDln, Corres,ondiur Sacreia-
ry and Librarian Of Tic Kentucky tls!oucul
society; Recording SECRETARY oI tue boAiu OF
,,'o ',.,I',S. T''n'0'} ,!u'' S o"
Br,uade Of Keulucky Militia. Sc. &r.--io
Miss Nancy 4. Pratt, of the former place.
e.,o,,,nnc,.. .,,. TO- 49, I.,.u
,,oao., L,,l.oo., .aoo;,.,a -, O,,.,.. .r.....s
IooL.l.. ,.a, - a.. Ill. - ~ 49,.
Mon,;do u,hio, ,,i,,a c,,n, ,Ao.n.. ,n.,.,...-,
&c 49,. ,... ~,
bic cargo of wheat, flour, a, hes, &c. Ii ssla-
te that she was cast ashore on the Mile Ro-
ches Point, during the late gale from the East,
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Ten lines or less make squareif an advertisement
exceeds ten lines, the price will be in proportion
All advertisements are payable the time of theb
Insertion.
h3-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, Il large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
daily, s published every Saturday morning the low
syice of 81 90 per aInum.
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VOLUME. XIlI.-No. ll9.

h5-THE AuEhICAN REPUBLICAN, b BAL1I
MORE CLIPPER Is furnished to subscribers by
full carriers at only sic and quarter cents per week
payable to the Carriers only at the end of each week.
The Clipper will also be SENT by mail, to distant
vUbscrbeTs at the rate of FouT DoIrs per yeaIpay-
sAAs, always in advance.
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DAILY TO THE SOUTH

BY TIE Bay LINE, CARRYING THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED ST.iTES Mail,
rs NOW IN COMPLETE ORDER, with
n three boats on the Bay, viz: GEORGIA, Captain
Cannon, HERALD, CAPTAIN Russell, and JEW ESS,
captain Sutton; and two on James River, viz CUR
tbs PECK, Captain Davis, and ALICE, Capt. SKIN
Rer, all of which steamboats, surpassed in the
Union for speed strength and comfort.
By this well Known comfortable, pleasant, safe and
popular route, via Chesapeake Bay to Norfolk, Va
up James River 10 City Point, Va, by steamboats,
thence by Railroad to Petersburg, Va, Weldon and
Wilmington, N. C., and thence by steamboats, tc
Charleston, 3. c. (wihout loss OF sleep, and no un
pleasant changing of passengers and basgage Through
other route.
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0Iy To be had Of J. 7. Williamson, corner of Cay
and High streets; G. X. Tyler, corner of Hgt and
BatimOre-s ts Cooper, corner Of Orleans and Eden
Streets Wiseman & WI0th, Lght-st., opposite Dix s
Fogg's ]. A. Sawyer corner of Pratt and Paca sts.;
f. Perkins corner Of Baltimore and Green steeb; S.
Kramer, Pratt street, A. Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave.
nue.; OF the General Agent,
Wa ORRiCK, Druggist and ApotIlecary,
aS-tf Corner Eutaw and Lexington sts. Bait.
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E cgefg7 FOR ANNAPOLIS. CART-
'$ss7gaj'f AEszrS BRIDGE, AND EASTGN. The fup
'-a'ai's4asi-LE steamer MARYLAND viii leave Bal
limore on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, al oocS. far the places above named starr
ing rom the lower end OF Dugaus wharf, and return
on wednesdays and Saturdays.
JyI2 u, G. TAYLOR.
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SCHEDULES:

~ essapEx Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore
hsegsb RShs.rseday (excepl Sunday at O'Clock, P.
ss9s'iszE4fshH NJ in the Steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt
Cannon, OF HERALD, Capt. Russell, Arrvin. at Nor
folk (aiicr good nights Sleep by o'clock, A. NJ.
q, af,atar Thence up James River, with its
ksRE.I .aiGp,s beautiful scenery, in day ght. by
- ts''lsoiis Steamboats, CURTIS PECK, Captain
Davis, or ALICE, Capt. Skinner, to CITY Point Rail
Road TO Petersburg, (two hours ahead OF the Great
MaiE Line leaving Baltimore the same alrernonn)
where the tw lines ana' gamatc to the South with a
continuous line from charleston, =. g. to siOhile and
New Orleans, by far the most comfortable aud shortest
route South,
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY!

I
SiiELAD., tVtAHiFNC-
S g;t3f zs.tgG ~ @N'l TON AND BALTIMORE
gss,ar.::9 1870 RAIL ROAD, gia Have do
.a.!r-i.- -.i.@ls Il G,ace, EhiUH, Wilmington
ana Chester.
TIE MORNING TRAIN Leaves the Depo,, Pra,,
-ueetr n6lif except sundays al clock, a. NJ,
Passengers arrive AT Philadelphia in full time 10 con
rnne On uj the Mali Truiu for New YORK, reaching
tha ciy by 10. O'Clock the same evening" FARE SIS
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL TRAIN. The ONLY
line l.a dtp1ts from Baltimore on Sundays for Phil.
a"g.Nirt, b. h' WrI UaIp which leaves pfat3 street
nqprt, Baltimore, al O'Clock, P. NJ qna leaves Phi
adrlpt'a Al O'Clock, 2. n for Baltimore. FARE SO.
FEUjGuT AND ACCOMMODATES TEAM
Fare Si,1U, through to Philadelphia! The rassen-
gtr as iuF Philadelphia, attached 10 thr c hi tyain
wa ttaVe He fratt street Depot or EN Fi.Y AFTER
NOON ieIcept Sundays } at u O'Clock aad arrive in
Philadelphia The same night.
A. CRAWFORD, Hgrnt.
o. Tickets for the freight and accog.nLl5stio train
must be procured at HE office before rukrg eats in
the cars, otherwise fun fare, charged b. e Tguar
mail passengei train, VIII be Tcquhed by the eonduc-
Tor. seS-u