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STRANGE SroRY-Horritte Adventure Cap
tain George w. Taylor, Inventor of The sub
marine armor, relates the following thrilling
adventure:
lie has just returned to New York from the
Chesapeake Bay, where he had been raising
the iron from the brig Canton, bound from
Havre-dc- Grace to Boston, which was sunk in
sixty feet water, about the LIST of September
last, and three of the hands lost. When thew
arrived there, the captain went down first hum
self, and after clearing the quarter deck, by
cutting away the hoom, anyards, Sc, sent
down one OF his men, who was very expert
diver. He, after doing what the captain had
ordered him, began to look round for plunder.
He first went into the cabin, in hopes of find
ing the captains watch, but coming up said to
Capt. Taylor that the captain had been "too
sharp for him" and had taken it away. He
then crawlcd through fioK the cabin into the
steerage, for the purpose of picking up some Of
the sailors dunnage. lie found quite nun
Der of old has, boots, pants, Sc, which had
belonged TO the Sailors while he had been
picking them up, his back was turned to the
companiOn-way. But when he had rot his
hands full, ne turned round and put one foot
upon the first step Of the COMPLIMENTARY. -ea-
dy to ascend, when, to his horror, dead man,
dressed in tarpauiine and blue jacket, seemed
to rise mp before him, and there he stood with
arms extended, opposing his entrance. The
ruor fellow was hororstruck What 20 do he
knew not. He dared not retreat or proceed
be stood pIlned TO the spot for a moment,
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gH,o THE PUBLIC. wbueas

= wv AiA IA AtSLsSs WnG'tiS IN tie COURSE
u social and commercial events, It becomes ne
ccssary for us all after losing situation appI,
TOR MUtheT, ana 10 assume amongst the citizens o.
this city and elsewhere The station in ile to which
by art and education entitled decent respect
for the opinions the public requires that wo shouo
make known the causes which impel TO advertise
meDt:
We hoi these truths to be self evident, that all
men are created free and cquathal secure lucra.
tIr. and comfortable situations to us all an InteIli
grncc office has been opeuCd in Exchange Place, de-
II ing confidence and support from all who have been
kind enough 10 patr0nAe t--and to patrOniZe one
which will secure To them safety aud happiness.
We submit the following advertisements to can
did world:
AGENCY, for the purchasing of Slaves, on a rea-
sonable commission.
ON REGISTRY. Several negro Girls and Rows of
excellent character, for term of years.
Wf- TRANSACTIONS correctly made from Spanish and
French. Families supplied with donestics at the
shortest notice.
As 'naw's the day and nuw's the hour"
Sure Idle times must all be over,
For those now in want of 81 tuatOns,
Need but hand III THEN recon- nerdatnns.
Employment sure to find.
WANTED DAILY, Porlers, Walters, Ostlers, La
borcrS Coachmen, Clerks, Bar-keepers Chamber
maids, Cooks, wet and dry Nurses, sc.
37-Th establishment founded in the city Of
Baltimore, in the year 1850, and is exclusively restrict
ca TO Commission and Agency transactions embra2-
ing the recovery Of debts, claims and nheritancrs
having efficient aud responsible sub agents in the urn
cipa cities of the United States and spondents
allhC CHIEF ports and capitals of Foreign
IN commercial relations herewith. This agency pos
sesSes peculiar advantages ana facilities for the safe
and speedy transaction of such business as may he
conIded thereto, subject to the usual commission,
Orders for purchases OF investments, must be ac
complncd either with remittance of funds. or con
sgnment of produce, &c to the amount required ad
dressed to the undersigned.
LEWIS f. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
few doors from The corner at South,
to IIp Eyp
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JULES HAUEL, Perfumer and Chem
iE ). L-II...l l...l-.... ~. .....L... lI
rg,HE PREsENT CONGRESS OE THn

ID UNITED STATES, In presen ing IN the con
sdcration Of action the importance and dependence
Of free and Independent citizens Of this Union, each
and every we'll wishcf of his country must fully real
ize the necessity Of having men Of stability, rs also
discretion, in the furherance and promotion Of the
welfare other citizens, which of late years have from
just conclusion, more OF less, been he hobbies Of
popular riders, whose Craftsmanship, up0a their own
good efficiency, has hut counted in a scrub heat-nOi
having the bottom for a regular, fill bo0ded nag
Consequently, the Jockeys having taken possession,
the Course is m0nop0lZed for season, yet the Time
is near al hand when the entrance fee must BE- com
piled with, and the purse to be Tariff or no Tanf
Now to determine the ate of this, also many other
important actions of Congress, the community al
large will realize depression which Of itself VIII
reutralze the characteristic influence Of the Ch
Hobby, and bring to light the influence Of Treasury
emeluments and the suckliag consis lency of those
who cry for pap. Therefore, those who look al the
signs, and have not realized the uness Of antcirat-
ed rewards, call at j. J. ROACH'S, No. psf RALTI
MORE-ST., where every variety of Painted Gilt,
Block and Ornamental SIGNS, at the cheapest rates
and superior workmanship. d5
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TO MAY-ROSE.

The flowers that bloom around thee, love.
Must wiiher and dc 'ay,
Bat the eager hopes tina! fOaEd tliec, love,
Snail never pass away.
Oh! deep within III heart, love,
Thy image he meth bright,
Aud ever shall impart love,
My SOUPS supreme delight.
Though tickle fortune smile, love,
Or frOWn upon my fate,
Though virtue change 10 guile, love,
And friendship change to haze,
sui with the purest thought, love,
My faithful heart shall bow,
Aud make thy name a brine, love,
10 offer every vow.
Oh! peace 10 thy young heart, love,
Aud health to thy fair check;
Their bloom and sm le impart, love,
Whate'er Thy wish may seek.
Bright skies3c ever thine, love,
And DER Thy pathway bead
4 pure and holy mind, love,
And virtue thy best friend.
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WINTER ARHANGE4ME EMF.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAITI-

MORE RAIL ROAD.
The MORNING PhSSEN
5.9s9a- ss1 AASN GER TRAIN, carrying the IT,
fEhff h5 t ssssssss ) Mail, tdr0usA in sin .hours!
-g1 e Z llsf Passage FouR DOLLARS leaves
Tue Depoi, fIalt street, at NINE O'Clock, EVERY
MORNING, Except Sundays.) arriving at Philadel-
phia by O'Clock, z. NJ,
kETURNlNG-LeaveS Philadelphia at A. M.
arriving m B'ltlmore by 2 O'Clock, PM.
p3- The EVENING PASSENGER TRAIN. cor
rying the U. 5. Great Southern and Western Mails
leaves the Depot, Pratt street, DAILY, ut O'Clock
p. NJ Passage FoUR DOLLARS.
REIuRNiNG-Loavr Philadelphia EVERY AT
TERNOON, at FOCR O'Clock.
no The FREIGHT TRAIN. with Passenger Cars
attached, for the accommodation of Passengers at n
lower rate OF Fare 1.-TWO DOLLARS) and less speed
II ayes the Pratt street Depot EVERY AFTERNOON
Excerpt Sunday al o'cloek-aniving at Philadcl
pha about . O'Clock.
REfURNiNG-Lcavcs Philadelphia DAILY tex.
cept sundays, at half past P. NJ arriving in BaIti
more at II O'Clock.
A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
o. Tickets for the freight and accommodation Train
must he procured at the Office before taking seats in
the cars otherwise full fare charged by e rrgula
mail passenger train, will be required by the conuc-
tor. d3tf
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DAILY TO THE SOUTH
BY THE BAY LINE carrying THE GREET
CENTRAL UNITED STATES u.aIL
y NOW IN CONIplETE ORDER with

CENTRAL UNITED STATES Mail,
NOW IN COMPhETE ORDER, with
.nree boats on the Bay, viz; GEORGIA Captain
cannon, HERALD, Captain Russell, and EWESS,
aniain Sutt0n and two on James RIVER VIZ: CUR
10 rECk, Captain Davis, and ALICE, Capt, Skin
ef all OF which .eamboafs not sufnass ed in the
pnioh Tor speed, strength and comfort
BytIIis well known, comfortable, pleasant, safe and
popular foule. via Chesapeake Bay to Norfolk, Va
up James River 10 City Point Va, by steamboats,
t,ience Ov Railroad to Petersburg, Va, Weldon and
wilmington, ". e., and thence by steamboats, TO
charleston, b e. (whout loss Of slee D. and no un-
pheasant changing ofpassengers and baggage Through
10 Charleston III ~ hours, short time as any
other route,
SCHEDULE:
N rssssyf Leaving Spears wharf Baltimore,
sssys daily (excep' sunday AT o'clock, p
ss212EHSsssLtnl. NJ nlhe Steamboats, GEORGIA. Capt
Cannon, on HERALD Capt. Russell. Arrivinl at Nor
folk (after good nights sIeep) by 6 O'Clock, Am
n, ~ss<SS Thence up james River, with its
s'sSmhn,, ses c1fE4s in day light by
Davis, or ALICE, Capt. skinner to CITY Point Rail
Road to Petersburg, (two hours ahead OF the Great
Mail Line leaving Baltimore the same at,emoor)
where The two lines amagamatc 10 the South, with
continuous line from Charleston. :. e.. to Mobile and
New Orleans, by far the mostcomortabe and shortest
route South
FARE REDUCED.
Through tickets from Baltimore to Charleston.
:. g. have always been sold by this line,
clIeeriully received, and promptly paid 10 all
concerned ior.....,................ S2l 90
Through urkeIs TO and from Baltimore, Nor
folk OF Portsmouth, va.,,.................. 800
Through tickets To and from City Point, Peters
burg and Richmond, Va........,........... 500
Through tickets 10 and from Weldon, ". O.. go
. to and fiom franklin or Black
water, N. C....... .,...................... $50
The PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD is
HsAfiz1isSS rnnuug daily 10 and from Weldon, there
sss.Is:.9ssss connecting with the passengers going
~ NJ South or 3 hours ahead Of the Greet
So"ther@ Mini Line at Weldon, by which line travel
ers TO and nom Bac kwateran other paltS Of North
carolina are accomm odatcd at the above rates
T3~ Travellers may rely the above as the truth,
and without deception.
UG5- Travellers will please attend To our Soliciting
Agent who hands YOU this Bill, (rio ,ojii rctlte Me
jatsehoo1s of the Great Southern Mil Line BY stating
the uuih) Hand your checks to him or orr Porter
III The depot yard Norfolk Line his hat) who will
attend to your baggage conduct you to the boat
oil Y. SHEPPhED, Agenl.
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Correspondence of the American Republican,
TEMPERANCE NOV r.
MEkT
PHILADELPHIA, Dec s, is

PHILADELPHIA, DEC ., 1910.
.'leSSrS. Editors: Believing that your columns
are open to ali matters of great enterprise,
hope you will allow me to notice very briefly,
most interesting movement, in this city, on
the part Of our medical men, in favor Of tenn
perancc. A meeting, called by the "Escua-
plan Division of the Sons Of Temperance" (of
which DR.. Gibson is president, } was held in the
Rev. DIR. Chambers church, on Sabbath last,
with view of enlstng the cooperation of me
deal practitioners and students, in favor Of pro-
pagating the principles Of Temperance. There
were a large number of the profession present
including many OF oui most eminent physicians
and studcnts-and many citizens. Addresses
were delivered by the Rev. J. Chambers, Prof
Gibson, Of the University Of Pennsylvania,
Prof. Meigs, Of Jefferson College, and Or. Glib
bons, principally in illustration Of the delete
rous effects Of imu!ants, such as are found in
tho various ''drinks,o upon the human system,
and the consequent wreck of body, mind, for
tune, SIC. which they produce. The addresses
were sound and practical, and delivered, have
reason to believe, with Tie happIest effect The
.-jncipll object Of the meeting was to enlist
tie numerous medical students in favor of the
principles Of the SONS Of Temperance so
that when they shall go forth IN the prosecution
OF their profession, they may not only practice
temperance themselves, but aid in exhibiting
lis Importance to others. And my aim, Messrs
Editors, in asking your permission thus to no.
tico tins movement, is not only to express my
high gratihcatio1 but to commend their noble
example to the consideration of the profession
in the monumental city" Baltimore may be
proud Of her medical men, and excellent medi-
cal colleges, and the object contemplated by
the meeting referred TO may not be unworthy Of
their attention. Much good is expected to re-
salt from the movement here. MEDICUS.
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ORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
carriers, at only sir and quarter cents pc week
yabe 10 the Carriers only, at the end of each week.
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail 10 distant
o5crihcrs at the rate of -Four DoI.Grs per year-pay
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A CHEMICAL RESULT to enable pers,n
A 10 DYE INSTANT NEOUSLY their HAIR


IN TO DYE INSTANTANEOUSLY their HAIR,
without the least inconvenience.
JULES HAUEL'S CELEBRATED FEGETA-
BILE LIQUID HAIR BYE, for changing red or gray
hair, whskers, eyebrows, sc. to a brown, black or
chestnut color. The slightest evil consequences need
not he feared from its usc-it is altogether harmless.
This composition is the only one sai ctonedby the
science of Chamstry, to dye, in an indgbie manner,
the various gradatons Of colors, without danger or
inconvenience and has justified The liberal patron
age and unlimited confidence Of the public,
5I5- Benarc Of CounterfeiterE. Ask for "Ju'es
Hauels Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye, if you want
the genuine article.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
JULES iIAUEL, Perumer and Chemist,
46 s. Third-St. below Chestnut, Phad.
And for sale in Baltimore by he following Agents
N. N. Robinson, cor Gay and Saratoga ste; J Boufy,
2i0 Baltimore 81; Mortimer Mowbray, Baltic, and
Charles SITS; Thos. P. Harrison, 253 Baltimore st F.
Hickey Sons, a274 Baltimore ST; A. Crayeau, III
Baltimore ST; Coleman & Rodgers, lI3 Baltimore ~
S. G. Winchester, 65 Baltimore st; Il. Hale, Bal
tmore ST. J. NJ. Laroque, BALTIC 4 Harrison sis Jas.
p De Lacour 3j9 Baltimore ST; Ii. s. Thnmps0Ii,
Howard and Fayette sis; e. P. Rodgers, iowa'd and
Marion streets; J. w. Barry * Co.., Baltimore and
Pearl sis. oij wfsm3In
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= .sa,,, FUR WHITE HAVEN AM

II szassT, FOR WHITE HAVEN AMI
EERa1pr poNGoTEAGUE, lAccomac Coun.
SsesaEAxssffA- ty, Eastern Shore Of Vrgnia.) The
superior swift steamer TIL OMAS JEFFERSON, Cap.
tain RoBERT NJ. HILL, will leave the intersection OF
Pratt ami Light street Wharycs every TIL URSDAY
MORNING, at eight O'Clock for Whitehaven, which
place she will leave the next morning, (FRlDAY) al
7o'cl0ck, for Pongoteague, reaching there about
Returning she will leave the latier place on SATUR
DAY, al . O'Clock, q. NJ, via WhtehGyen for Bait
more, arriving here early the same evening.
Passage and Fare to WhitchayCn, S3.9H
do. do PonrOtCague, $50
For freight or passage apply on hoard.
Fhis route will be continued until further I1tis3.
90 Passengers going TO White !aYcn can Tsly 2po.
n conveyance 10 any part Of Som eioct ., No,castss
counties, on application TO Thee. Dashiel !, az RIil
cess Ammo. or MallhGM PnlnCll. al annM L.LM. s2ls
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intermediate sizes at prOp0rtiOnatr rates
Orders left at the "BALTIMURE TYPE FOUS
DRY" will me ct with immediate attention.
n24-tf r. LUCAS, JT Proprietor.
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Musical. The Slomaas are giving IS cent,
concerts at Newark, N, j.
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NAVIGATION. The North River is open 10
Hudson. North of that it is frozen over
Last year the navigation continued to the 18th
December. Tho year previous it was closed
on the 10Th. In 1912 it closed on the 18th of
November--thc eares. day in ten years.
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PRICE ONE CEN ]
SECRET DISEASE
aNURED IN FROM 1 TO 3 DA 70

CURED IN FROM TO 3 DAVIS o" ~"
" CHARGE MADE Apply to DR., JOHNS1 ON
Of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick suIet5,
Two Doors from Baltimore street. where may be- ou-
tanned the most speedy remedy for Gonorhoa. elects.
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the LOihs, al
ieCtIOns OF tAe Kidneys, and every other symptom
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific Is even the contemplation OF the raVa
Gcs OF this disease WEeH from neglect TO consult a
skIiu physicians OF from ignorant and improper treat
mPnt. the COna'tu Oua SYMPTOMS make thelrapp-a:-
ahcC-iho throat becomes ulcefatcd, the nose dIsr;t
ed, nocturnal pains IN the head and limbs dimne-s o
sight deafness, the bone affected, ilOches Oh the
bead, face and cAucmt"s, progressing OF with right
iul fapIdhy I'LL ~ last tie palate of TIE mouth Is Dis
uOyed, the bones of the nos" decay and all IN me
victim Of this hurIG disease become object OT pity,
until the last scene Of the drama winds up and death
drops the curtain by AuTrymg the unhappy patient to
an uh;uuCy tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by
certain perEicious practice may soon rsslOi-d 70
perfect health by applying TO Or Johnson. either per
sOnay or by letter. Dr. J. has seen cases that were
sufficient appal the heart ard harrow up the SOU
OF all who wtte not used 10 the observation Of such
terrible sights,
Should his meet the eye Of any who are suffering
from, The above affection, let tlru fly Immediately to
Or. Johnston who stands ready H. relieve them; and
from hts extensive practice IN the FIRST Hospitals OF
Europe and A3e'ca, he guarantees asprcdy cure, no
matter how bad the case may be.
II proper here 10 observe that Or. JOHNSTON is
not at rrescut engaged IN the practice OF medicine
through Pecunlary uccessity-he having, by the de-
cease Of relative, fallen heir to tortunebut thrJ'
ardent desire 10 benefit hissCtierug q How crtd-
lures, To pour like the good Samaritan, oil MIC their
wounds, and particularly to relieve thGsc who suffer
from 2 disease for which the world feels no pity
Again it mus he remembered that tie object OF Or.
Johnston in offering his services for the relief Of the
miserieS Of mankind ISL ct through Pccuuiay neccs
sty. Hence no charge will III any case he made an
less the PatiCntIs cured.
Z SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such as
for Squirting, Cataract, sc. Also those Tor pciOmiiy
of The Limb, such Club Foot, SC, ptrlurHed or
the Poor free of charge.
/ SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice on the hight band side of n. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, 2doors from ths
corner. Observe the name.
i {R1-Advice 10 the Poor GRATIS.
All LETTERS must be PAID. flo
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night, although he ana nj exactly follow the cN-
ample Of that worthy, for he barely had courage
sufficient TO stammcr forth
''There are ten thousand"---
when the image of NIacready close to him in
all the fervor and energy of acting, his eyes
fixed steadily on him. his right arm stretched
forth, and giving emphatic utterance TO
Geese, villain"
(the text,) completely knocked out Of his era
MUM what little self-possession he had managed
to retain he stood like lfcess statue, stiff,
immovable, gazing ntently on Macready. No
reply of soldiers, SIR which Is absolutely ne
cessary for the prosecution Of the play, came
from his lips; and there they both stood looking
at each other, Nlacready dropping his lower
Jaw, and endcavorlng 10 conceal from the au-
dienCe such horrific event, eXcIaiming "Will
YOU speak the word, sir! will you speak the
wo!d, sir" SC, whilst poor Hosack, supplied
and wo-begone, stood in utter hopelcssncss.-
The audience began to litter, some to laugh,
and some Of the lobby loungeIs to shout immo-
deratey--al which sounds gradually worked
Hosack up to a knowledge of his situation, and
finally to desperation, so that when Macready,
who still retained his immovabIc attitude, eX-
claimed for the third time, CIVIL you speak the
word, sin" llosack looked at him very calmly
and determinedly, and replied, eff do I'm
damned" and strobe off the stage, without
waiting for Macbeth to bid him "takc his face
hence" Ofthe precious row between the par
ties, nothing need be said. The storm was
eventually allayed, not without the occurrence
costing Macready fit Of nervous irritation for
some days. 1t may well he presumed that the
auditory of the evening enjoyed the affair to
the utmost a. A. r.
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persons in the church, the necessity for which
was generally acknowledged. The church, in
this country, had too long borne the designation
OF being composed Of what was termed an Gar
istocracy;I, and, whether deservedy so or not,
the order of deaconS proposed to be created,
looked to different state of things; they were
to aid in carrying the GOSPEL toievery person,
however humble, and to begct and sustain that
religious regard for the poor whose special in
look after. The church had an educated min
istry, whose special duties did not permit of
their attending to such matters as contemplated
to be discharged more immediately by their
new order of dcacUns.
After some remarks by the Rev. Mr.. French,
in opposition to the resolution, it was postpon-
ed till hali-past o'clock to-day.
The convention then adjourned till nine o.
clock this morning
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NOT GONE YET!

DR.. Lea CH, opposite ST. PauI's Church, North
Charles street, continues to perform all operation,
pertaining to Surgical or Mechanical DENTISTRY
aud has facilities which enable him 10 insert Artificial
Teeth cheaper than can be done at any other place.
and warranted equal to any, and 10 give satisfaction
or no pay required. Call and see! The best Perce-
tain Teeth and purest Gold used in all cases EN-
tracing Teeth or broken Fangs, without injurlnG the
Jaw OF much pain. div or cyrmimgA % cts ml6-d
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yuRGINIA SPRINGS. By +

81 s<s--+3 VIRGINIA SPRINGS. BY far
E,-,arsAksuxe the cheapest and most comfortable
.STs,sszsskA route, no loss Of sleep, and 90 miles
less sta1eing than any other route, is by the Chesa
peake Bay, James River aud Canal Boats.
Leauing Baltimore daily at O'Clock, p. NJ, (eIcept
SunddyS,) in GEORGIA, Capt. Coffee and HERALD,
Capt. Russell Arrive at Norfolk next morning ut
O'Clock, A. M thence Immediately to Richmond by
the steamboat CURTIS PECK, Capt, Davis, or JEW
ESS, Capt Sutton, arriving there by o'clock, F. NJ,
thence at > O'Clock IN Canal Boats 10 Lynchhurg IN
- hours, thence by Stages (in day tme,) via the Nat
ural Bridge to the Springs Through the whole route
from Baltimore in day > without any fatigue, so re
QuIsitc To nvalidS.
Fare from Baltimore mot Washington as so in
genouSly inserted by the upper TUule,) to
White Sulphur Springs. ...........,.,.., -, sly
Meals and lodging included on Boats to Lynch
burg, which if paid (as is the case on the other
bOats) would Observation-Disclosures.
Leaving the passage through oHly..........SI 3
{G7-TiCketS procured at Baltimore Steam Packets
Office, Spears wharf, Baltimore. Apply to
m23d Z. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers by care
fu carriers at only SIC and quarter cents per week
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
subscribers at the Of Four Dollars per year-pay
able, always, in advance