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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

A CARD.
TGNHE undersigned begs leave to inform the meT-
L chants Of Mobile, and ship masters, that he has
taken office IN The front part oil the store occu-
pied by hessrs. J. II Rivers & Co., FOR the purpose
Of carrying on a Ship and Merchandise Brokerage
Business. He hopes by strict attention to business
to give entire sasfaction TO those who may employ
him, and to deserve oil their patronage
Ship Captains will be able 10 obtain at any time
E.S CRUZAT.
Refers to Messrs.-
Esaya, Murrell & Co.
J. Lecesne,
Chas. Iei'arOn, ,n.u
Jos. Auze e. Son,
Whitaker & Sampson.
James Magee g. Co.
Raymond Co., New Orleans.
Carlos Cruzat ESQ.,. Havana. novBKmo
Tariff of Charges for the shippers Press
and Warehouses for the seasons Is4S
STORAGE for Planters Cotton for the first month,
0pei bale ......................l 10 e
For one month thereafter, per bale. .........l0
Drayage from the wharf, per bale. ........ ct
For comprising, per bale. 30
Storage, drayage and wharfage compressed
cotton per hale. ~
All other charges same as last season.
The above Tariff to take effect on the first day of
September next
q. X. GRIFFITH. Proprietor Shippers Press.
je7 1871
MFRS COLLINS, an Indian Doctress, who has
lvA resided many years with the Indians and STU
died the Indian mode Of practice cures all Kinds OF
diseases that curabe, such sores, ulcers, can
and chronic diseases of all kinds, and consunp-
lion if not too Ear advnnced-can restore the blind
TO sight aud deaf u hearing, il not born so-cnres
wens eyes, dropsv, aud all complaints oil The H.
yer. Also, ladies' diseases She roots and
herbs altogether in her practice, the most of which
she procures from Michigan, that cannot be found in
| the southern county.
| AZ Residence on the of Lipscomb and
| Claiborne streets, where she may be found all
times unless professionally engaged. move Kmo"
NJ0TICE-Tbe subscriber having established
himself in New Orleans, for the purpose Of con-
| ducng general Auction and Commission Business,
respectfully offers his services for the saie or pur-
chase Of Produce, Merchandise, Slaves, etc.
| All orders win be attended TO with pronptituds,
and in manner that win ensure sa,Isaciion.
| Slaves consigned 10 the subscriber Tor sale, viii
I've provided with comfortable quarters at ~ cents
per day.
Office in the Atchafaia,a Bank Building. opposite .
Bank Arcade. r. b. TAYLOR.
| N. ORLEANS, Oct %, Is45. oc'Sl 226kmo
* UNS. &c--A handsome asso,t ment Of zine dou-
| " hle and single barrel Guns.
| Also--Eaglish Percussion Caps, assorted NUM-
| hers. lust received aud for sale by
/ noyi4 DADE & RAYNOLDS. "a Water st.
| RI1NKETs AND MARsEIiLEs QUILTS
/ b-DAkIELs & BRADY have Just received
bale superiine ,hbon. bound Blankets l6-4,
| IA, ia, and 10 1
i ] hale Masseilles Quilts Ia, IL 4, 10 :, 81
j IN BALES Maine Hay, 10 doz buckets
i HUI 100 bbs Potatoes, rs bbls Flour
so boxes Segars, for salel'y
novl5 J. g. b J. Z. SMITH, ~ Goyt-st
/ TIAY-2O0 bales Eastern aud North River, of
i i first quality, for sale bv III
| sw2O c.A.GlLBERT & BRO, so Com-st,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

II AW NOTICE-JoHS w ooDwARD and Tho
tice Of the Law, and will practice in the Courts Of
Law and Equity in the following counties, wiz
Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tailapoosa,
Benton and Talladega also, in the Supreme Court
at Tuscaloosa.
MJ-Ofice at Taiadega, Ala. dec9Ky
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22
NORTH IL co.
APOTHECARIES AND CHEMISTS,


GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
Apotheearies' Hall opposite the Mansion Honss, and
So Government street.
ID ESPECTFULLY call the attention OF Fami-
III lies, Physicians, and the public generally in
town and country, their extensive and well select
ed stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals, and
large assor lnent Of the delicate French, Eng
Ish, German and American Perfumes and Extracts,
&c together with great variety Of Brushes,
Combs, and Fancy Articles, adapted TO the Toilet
or Nursery.
Physicians prescriptions will receive particular
attention.
The very best Of Medicines constantly kept on
hand, and competent person always III readiness,
both night and dav, TO prepare them in the most
careful and scientifc manner, with scrapuous re-
gard 10 correctness.
LEEcHYs Of the hest kind always kept for sale,
and person (Mr. Payne) every way competent at
hand to apply them and no charge made but for those
that take. Medicine chests filled aud refited in the
neatest and most careful manner. novl
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

INFORMS her friends that she has taken The large
j building No 2S Royal street. between Dauphin
and 81 Francis sts., (opposiIe the Franklin liouse)
and fitted up in handsome style for the reception
Of transient and permanent boarders The House
will he opened Saturday, the 18th. Transient
boarders 81 per day. nosl4 237
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by EDWARD IL. GALE.

Will be sold in front nj the Mansion House, at
IL O'clock on MONDAY, the LIST day Of December
next, 10 The highest bidder for cash
ITO Shares Firmen's Insurance Co.'S Stock.
or so much thereof as may be necessary to produce
The snm Of So 1863 %, and COSTS and expenses OF
sale.
II will be offered in lots of five and ten shares 10
suit purchasers.
LINDSAY & FOX. Blk. Attorneys.
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SHERlFF,S NOTICE.


COMMITTED to the Jail Of Mobile county, on
" the 24th October, lS45, by Charles A. Hoppn,
Esq, Mayor OF the city OF Mobile, runaway slave
called DUKE, black complexion, feet inches
high, about 80 years Of age, has two small scars on
his breast, the thumb nail on the right hand has
been split, and says he belongs to DR.. Oliver, Of
Montgomery county, Alabama. The owner is re-
quested TO come forward, prove property, pay char
yes, and take him away, or he will be dealt with
according TO law in such cases made aud provided.
oci25 22ltr C BANCROFT. Sh'f M. c.
VNO SHIPMASTERS AND CONSlGNEES.-
Il We shall have ready during this ensuing week
The following named Vessels. to he engaged IN the
lighlerage and watering business IN Mobile Bay:
AUSTIN & TARDY.
SCHOONER PATAPsco,
SCHOONER LADY r. BARR,
SCHOONER MARQUIS,
SCHOONER SWAN,
ScHoosER JAMES CoRsoR,
octI4 21S SLooP VEvILLIA,
VKTlTHOUT the authorization OF the undersgn-
w ed-NoIice is hereby given that in no manner
whatever will they or their following named Vessels
be responsible for any debts Of any sort, that may
| be contracted in their name or for their use:
AUSTIN a. TARDf.
SCHOONER PATAPsco,
SCHOONER LADY r. BARR,
SCHOONER MARQUIS,
SCHOONER SWAN,
SCHOONER JAMES CORsoR,
| oc,l4 2t3 SLooP VEviLLiA.
| A GRICULTURE is the most healthy, the most
| "A useful and The most noble employment OF man
| --Wasbin eton-The subscribers 10 the Albany Cu'
t,yato,. American Agriculluralisi. Farmers Cabinet
| and The Richmond Southern Planter, can Obtain
their numbers by calling at our Drug and Seed Es-
| tablishment, IS Government street.
Subscription (Sl per year, for the above period
noyis r. NORTH & CO
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BY VIM. H. BUNNELI

BY VIM. III. BUNNELL.
THIS DAY, 20h instant, at 9 o'cock,-
8 half pipes Old Crgnac Brandy
2 pipes Holland Gin
6casks Marseiles Claret
5 bags Almonds; so boxes No Soap
20 dozen ChiIdren's Chairs
At 10 o'clock
large invoice Dry Goods. Particulars at sa
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

o. NEW YORK FALL FASHIoNS-The
y Subscribers have ON hand large and COM
pleie assortment of superior Beaver Nutria,
Moleskin, Cashmere. Brush and Castor Hats. Of
the latest New York fashions. 10 which they invite
the attention Of those in want. ...t .
w H &HF CRAWFORD,
no,6uw tr II Dauphin street.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

IA FOR RENT--Slore No ~, west side
NJ of Commerce, between Cont and DauphlD.sls.
noyIl Enouire Of LEBARON n SON.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

IA FOR RENf-The Cotton Office the
G:;A store Of the Subscribers.
noVa WARE & CHESisROUGH,4 Con.si
1-7A FOR RENT-Those very desirable Offices
ltS: 20 st Michael street, second floor. Apply TO
MT. ARcH'D BRowN, No. 30 ST Michael ST. or to
noy14 J. LECESNE.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

"a DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENrA-The
E..I Two story Brick Dwelling stiialed at the
ner OF Theatre and 81 Emanuel streets, with cut
houses, kitchen, Stable, &C., all IN good repnT.-
win be rented low 10 good tenaut, Apply 10
novel o. MAZAHGE s. CO., 4S Com st.
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Ia TO RENT--A Dwelling House north
g::A side of Canal street, between Conception and
81 Emanuel streets. Apply 10
GREGORY & SILSBY,
noyIl corner DauphIn and Royal sis
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-14
President pro tempOre

LATER FROM TEXAS. Advices from Calves
ton to the Goth ult. have been received at New
Orleans. There is no news of interest. The
Galveston News says the following troops are
being raised for the frontier protection, to be in
the U. S. ser vice under Gen. Taylor, until re-
lieved by regular U. S. troops-60 men, under
Col. H. P. Bell, at Corpus Christi; 60 men, I'M
der Capt. Price, at Corpus Christi; GO men, un-
der Capt. D. c. Cady, at Austin; 10 men, I'M
der Major Hays, at Bexar Major Hays has
the command of the whole. Two compa-
MES of 80 men each, are being raised on the
Brazos and Trinity rivers.
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SECRET DISEASE
CURED IN FROM L no 3 paI
q 1 4 Ii :.

A 1URED IN FROM L no 3 BAYS o., 40
~ CHARGE MADE: Applyto DIX. JOhNs?' on
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may n, OBJ
tanned the most speedy remedy for Gonorrrsa Geats
suctlncs2 seminal weakness, pain m Tie Lo;nt. al:
itCNons OF tAc Kidneys and every other sympu,r az
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation Of the r?-a.
ges of this disease, wheg from neglect 10 cons,It
sku physician, or from ignorant aHd improper treat
ment, the COnslu liOnal symptom make In auu,,.
ance-thc throat becomes liberated the nose dseas-
ca nocturnal pains ia the head ana limbs dinIcsg Of
Sght, deafness, the homes affected, botches on tie
bead, face and eXreElties prngressn ing on with f7cb.
'ui rapdityil al last the palate Of the mouth R dis
uoyed, the bones ct the nose decay and taH in, the
WciR Of this h0rrd disease become an object OF pIy
uRtl the last scene of the drama winds up and death
crops me curtain by hurylEg the unhappy patient to
an untimcly tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
lhose whose constitutions havt been injured ~ i
ceriam perncious practice may be soon restored to
perfect health by applying to DR. JOhnson either na.-
sonally or by letter Dr. J. has seen cases th. vteys
suiieeni TO appal the heart and harrow IN the soul
terrible sights,
Shoud this meetthG eye of any who are SUFFERING
rom the above affection, let them fly imEediateiy 10
Dr' Johnston, who stands ready to relieve them and
ronl his extensive practice in the first Hospitals OF
Europe and America, he guarantees speedy cure us
matter now bad the case may be.
It's proper here to observe that DR.. JOHNSTON IN
mol al present engaged in the practice of medicine
through pecuniary neCrSsi1y-he having, by the de-
cease OF arelatvc, fallen heir f0ftune-bu. throI
an ardent desire TO benefit hissufirn"g fellow
lures, to pour like the good Samaritan oil into tlleiI
wounds, and particularly to relieve those who suffer
rom disease fen which the world feels no pity
9gaih 1t muStbe remembered .hatthe object Of Dy !,
Johnston III offering his services for the relief OF tbs
niserlts OF mankind is notthrOugh pcouuiary hcces-
siiy. Hence no charge will in any be made ua-
less the PATIENTS cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, sutha
Gr squirting, Cataract, &c. Also those for Defar,nly
q ;hc Limb, sucn Club Foot, &C., rrforrph or,
The Poor free Of charge
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURER.
rake notice, on the right Eand side OF n Fred srti
slieet, gong from baltimore street, 2doocs from ths
corner. Observe The name.
VC5-AdVite 20 the Poor GRATIS.
AnLEfTERS must be PAID fiS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-14
,aps-3s FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAu-

q Ia5sy+H FUR ANNAFDLIG, CA VI
sa.slS dsSSssssepoB iDGE and EASTON Thestei,y.r
rsxSs&~ NJ AIRY LAND having undergone : no
rosgh repair, and a veryhandsOnie Improvements 10th
in hull and machinery will resume her repJiar roc
70 me above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst She will leave Baltimore from ne
lower end OF Dugan's wharf at 7 O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for AnnapCs
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on eve,y
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, by way of Cam.
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR CIl3kTERTOVN and CENTREI-ILLE
On MONDAY, the 18th inst. she will 90 TO Caes-
tertown and hack leaving Baltimore at 6 O'CLOCK and
continue the above until further notice. Passage AL
my LEMUEL G. TaYI.oE
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-14
EXPEDITIONS ROUTE

TO CHUEChVlLLE, HARTFORD FURNACE, Alb.
iagdon, Air, Spcsutia Nafows, Mchaelsyill.
Ne, in Hartford Count, by the PHILADELPHIA VII
mngt0n and Baltimore Railroad
PASSENGERS leave Baltimore. from
fpStIT9 Pratt street Depot, in the Cars at o cGaF
Et4SffTR A. NJ for PetrymansvilIe. On arrival mere
-z2-ss2l--.conVeyancef will be in readiness fer ,ne
aooVe named places and neighborhoOd BIZ TAX iur
iIS route the passengeSs will arrive or 5hours in a
vance OF any other line. G7- Fare from Baltimore to
fenymansvie, 62t ces<ts. saaO
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Woa PORT DEpOSIVE-TWICE 4 DAi

Passengers Leave the depot, Pratt street.
iinSfssE in the cars Of The Philadelphia Winnjng-
f45sFfF4T ton and Baltimore Railroad Company,
-!s.11.-:.2--EVERY MORNING, (aXccpl sundays al
9o'cloCk, and EVERY AFTERNOON, nj 81 o't.acL
except Sundays, which VIII be ats, Z. VI.
On arrival AT HlvrG de Grace, proceed to Por. De
Pnsite by steamboat GOspor, Capt. Sturgeon.
Returning, the leave Uavre de Grace II y -,
clock (nn0n) and at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Fare TO POu Deposte ~ cents
U3r by taking The morning train il will allow ner.
sons who have business at Port DepOSiIe 10 remain
several hours ut that place aud return Baltimore Tho
same evening jE3- Tickets must be procured a. The
Office beid-e entering che
A CRAWFORD, Agent.
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3g-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BAi.TI
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by
fu carriers, at only sir and quarter cents per week
payable to the Carriers only, at the end of each week.
Inc Clipper will also be sent, by mail to distant
Ss6scrbers, at the rate of Four Dollars per yearpay
able, always, in advance.
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I'm FOR CHEsTERTOWN =

:. styslrN FUR OHEST ENTUWN q
SzsssEs saSaksexe CENTREVILLE The steamer MA
'*SHsHassh1A YLAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ry MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock. for the above
places stafuns from the lower end of Dugan's wharf
and return in The afternoon.
Persons having business in Centreville will have
ample time TO accomplish it, and return in the bos,
the same day And all persons goHg over and return
ing the same trip, will only be charged 81.
Ia. G. TAYLOR
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ClGIHENS' UNIUn LINE,

8 aS~H.H CiTENENS' UNISn LlY s.
TO PHILADELPHIA, by The spcI,-
9sttt ]sss>tSSSS did ana well known Steamers CON
SIiIUiION and GEORGE WASn!w CTON, win
LenchtoNn lId Newcastle Railroad. leave ROW.
- WHANF, Uoot OF >owth suectD alternately
DAILY except SUNDAY ,jat O'cioCk, pI
GO Fare through 10 HHiLAHELPHlh So
SUPPER provided on board.
- q RETL RNlNG-The superior Steamboat Ru
pha, at 3! O'Clock, +. NJ, daily, Sundays 1yc'p,,al
dc lrRJ 4. RAWFORD AGENT
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7s
30,978 90
S26iOS5 IS
90,6OI 90


Making iii all S26i ,OS5 IS
OF this, the board have applied to the pur-
poses of the sinking fund, according to the re-
solution announced in the annual report of
1912, for the reimbursement of the loan of a
million Of dollars contracted for the construc-
ton Of the Washington road, the sum Of SEQ
900; and Of the balance, they have determined
to divide among the stockholders three dollars
on each share Of stock, payable on and after
the first day of November next, leaving a sur
plus of S34, 0S5 9S, which will be applied as so
much to the extinguishment of the debt due by
the coal trade, and which debt, as will be Oh
served, has been placed among the available
resources Of the company as borrowed from the
revenue.
The condition of the track west of Harper's
Ferry is of the most satisfactory character
The trains, both Of passengers and merchan-
die, have continued to pass over it without
interruptions and the cost of keeping it in re-
pair is quite mconsiderable. That portion east
of Harper's Ferry is in as perfect condition as
the nature of the materials of which it is con-
structed, renders practicable. Some difficulty
has heretofore been experienced in procuring
the timber in sufficient quantity for its repair
from the Southern States; but, it is hoped that,
in short time, supplies will be furnished from
the line Of the road, so that this difficulty will
be entirely obviated.
1t is manifest however, that the increasing
business of the road, and especially that ars-
ing from the pro- ecution Of the coal trade, will
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For the American Republican,
SCENES OF MY CHILDHOOD.

BY GEO. A. MERRITT.
Ye have flown, fond joys Of childhood,
With many scene So bright;
fe have gone with years beyond the food,
And dim burns mem'ry's light;
Fuil many summers sun hath set
AMI sadd'nng change hath come,
10 all that were so much endear'd
Unto my early home.
How oft I've sung so merrily
Along yon stTcamlet's track;
And paused TO watch its mirror give
It's margin beauties back
Whilst Natures hand was pencilIing
Bright tints on every flower;
And young romance with liehtsome tread,
DiSpOrted through the bower.
When wearied grew my truant feet,
Far down the sylvan glade
sought rtpoSe in Morpheus arms,
Beneath the forest shade
My pillow was the mOss-clad rock,
My canopy the sky;
The zephyr hreath'd its low hymn round,
Aud glad brooks shouted by,
No dazzling ray of noontide blaze
TO mar, intrusive stray'd;
The welded boughs with leay robe,
lmperviols huug-deep shade
Save here and there, like drops of gold,
The liquid sunbcamS fell,
Through neat wrought latiiccd boughs around,
On spear and messy bell.
All! when the drowsy moments paSs'd,
How glad my heart would b.,
When like the tmid EIwn I'd gaze
On all around; and see
Beneath the tall, umbrageOus oak,
The painting, f'rcy flock,
Like banks Of snow, or varied forms,
Carved from the mountain rock.
My home has chang'd, and manAOOd's Prime
Each youthful thought beguiIes;
| love the spot-but ah. those scenes
Appear not now in smiles,
Ills as some desoatng hast
Had swept DER hill and plain,
And left not in its desert track
TO lure me there again.
ObliviOn's darkSOHlG waves have rOll'd
G'er many JOY ana scene;
Yet memo Us radiant finger points
The spot where all have been;
An! yes, my own dear native spot,
Sweet chlldhood's happy home,
I'll hold thee IN remembrance dear,
Though change hath DER thee come.
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a sssnsTs SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHIP
EySgsf t5Rue P ERS-per Steamboat Rappahannock
Shippers respectfully informed tha,
all goods intended for the Steamer RIPARIAN
NOCk must be alongside by O'CLOCK on SATUR-
DAY, the day of sailing.
N5- This rule will be strictly enforced as il is ne
cessay TO enable the Boat start at her advertised
hour Of O'Clock.
S. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Agent.
sea office Hughes Quay.
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NOR ANNAPOLIS.

kNOR ANNAPOLIS.
u EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE,
q RRstS9s The steamer OSIRIS. Cant IGHy
Grsgsse sfssSssa ID. TURN En-, will leave CDmmeroa ~
%sx-" <sss%'SS- wharf, every FRIDAY MORN NO
AT clock, for the above places and return new Inv
'ra;iNs Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING
and Baltimore. F''"
Passage to Anuapolis.... ..........75 CENTS.
- t. Ehston or Cambridge.
rNR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER WE 7,,a
iit4 ST. hIchael and EaSton (via Miles Rive, pcyrr
:. Laston.) Nili leave Commercc-st wharf ev,ry
hoNDAl MORNING, at : O'Clock; and rstufr nov,
uay; ieaving Miles River Ferry every TIE 4nv nnrn
i,ng at O'Clock; ST Mchael's, "a; WYE i.und,np ~
west River III for Annapolis and Baltimore % =
Passage to Annapolis .......,,...... * Corts
TO West River....,...........Sl 90
70 wye St Mchae'S. or Ferry I5H
FOX CENTRENlLLE AND CHESTERVOW
leaves Commerce street Wharfevery WEDNESDAY
hOhNlNG, at 7 O'Clock, and return the same t2y
ouchng at Corsica at l0i O'Clock and Chester al Il
CLOCK, Tor Baltimore. Passage 81
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Ie1y,.
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
INC, nj O'Clock, and returns same day, leaving Y.s,
RIVER at Ia O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baltimore
Passage to Annapolis IS cts TO West River 81
JOHN d. TURNER,
ap29-tls'Ja office lower end Commercc-sf.. Raft.
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY!
PHILAD., WHINING

- nan PlllLAD., WHINING
E4sSsS a. - TON AND BALTIMORE
- e. RAIL ROAD, via Havre de I
81 Grace EIklon, Wilmington
iHE MORNING TRAIN-Lcayes the Depot. pr,t,
Itfee', DAILY except Sundays al O'Clock. 4, VI
EassehgefS arrive at philadelphia in fun time TO CON
Ilue on by the Mai Train for New York, rcachnc
Hia' city by ~. O'Clock the same evening! FACE 81
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL TRAIN. mo o.,,
IN" tnd' departs Ifon Baltimore on SUNDAYS fo, NH
%"lphia, Is me hall train Which leaves Pratt .trest
DsPo', baltimore, at o'clock, p. NJ; and leaves pa
adephia at O'Clock, p NJ. for Baltimore. F,Fr az
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TpATT
lMe Si:5G, through to Philadelphia the Pn..rn-
81, "S a"r inau1 la, attached 10 the tteiL HI ram
WI iSt'e me frait street Depot on EVERY Al i'Ep'
SVDN SeAcent SunGays) at3l O'Clock and arrive IN
(0 Tickets tof the freight and Hcconrlor ,rGir
=, naS, De procured at The Office before takrg Seats in
s ears, "rme,Wse full fare, charged by the ocular
tor. ''3"'e" :! "'e ,"l""'-
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ee~n FOR ANNAPOLIS, EAsT0V

N ssn~f FOR ANNAPOLIS, EASr0S
esNrryY}I rs 44S$sspNAND Cambridge, The superior
-ssiEss7ssssak- swift steamer THOMAS JEFFEE-
SUN, Capt ROBERT NJ. HILL, will leave the iHlerslc-
uon OF Light and Pratt.st. Wharves on every TUES
DAY MORNING, at O'Clock, for the above places
ana return the next day, leaving Cambridge every
WEDNESDAY MORNING, at u o'clorG, and Eas-
ton at q O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baltimore
Passage to Annapolis, so cts
To Easton or Cambridge, SI.5O. ge.g-.;f
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Leaving S96,369
City Stock on hand 40,0s6
Debt due by the Washington branch road
which is the same as cash GOAL
Borrowed from the revenue for the pur-
poses of the coal trade, and to her,
funded out of that trade SllS,S03 90
Lees amount received from
that trade 2e,2O2 IS
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Making

Making
And to which may be added the dividend
of 8 per cent. to be received from the
Washington branch road