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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13
LATEST ARRIVAL
Or VERY DESIRABLE
Faaa II SBfnfPPeSODelS

NO 40, HEAD OF WATER ST.
THE undersigned is now receiving the largest
and best selected lot Of desirable goods eveI
offered IN his line in this city. direct from the
best houses IN Philadelphia and Baltimore, in
BROAD CLOTHS.
30 pieces Blue. black. brown, Invisible green.
cloret, cadet, dn!iiln and russell brown cloths.
approved makcsi also blue black twilled Belgian
coihsi 20 pig cashneres, various prices AID qua
ltlcsj ia d. very ccsrable, 50 ps rassInets all
cOiors and prices; DO diamond wave ard vine.
very desirable; 10 pieces pilot and iushing cloth,
very heavyi lots heavy blue and green Mack.
YESr1NGS.
Rich fg'd elk md woollcn Yclgcts late style
snd best quality; McriHo do; Satin, PLAIN aud
hg'd doj tasting and C1sbmeret, new syile vest
ing: American. French and English. with n great
ydueiyof articles in the above line. which will
be made up 10 order ~ the very luiCs fashion
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue, green, brown and olive drcss and frock
r91lEi Beaver and pilot over coats Do iTOcts do;
blue black, double wave do; Diamond and PLAIN
c0ssinei coats. lrocks and coatiecsi n general az
soriment of Sack coats, NIL colars and shades
London tweed Ky Jeans aud Mexican mix do
Gents Sd and 4 cloth Cl0nks, all cUlors and
qualities; cashmere, cassnct and kyJcansuants
aud vests; wool and cotton knit under shirts
Linen and nusiht dos bosOms, collars, stocks &
s'Gtts; gllvcs, suspendrra ard comforts. red
yellow and green CuutOu and domestic niunsls
binding II mmiERs &C; $50 prs country Knit J..
hsso
The attention Of former customers and IA
public generally, rs respectfully invited, "a w.,
are determined not TO be bch ind the Choape.t
cur RhjOrs IN selling good bargains for cash.
&C 10 AK ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13


William Cunningham administrators & heirs.
.RBSTR4CT!
Ana the COult dotn adjudsc order and de-
crer, that .hIS cause be referred 10 Edward ii
Fnzlugh, Esq, one of the Master Cummis-
SlonerS OF tins Court 10 take aud state an ar>
count Of toe persona, oS'ate and effects OF said
! !nleslaie, %hIth have come t. the hands OF the
said Administrators, James w Clemens end
left rSun l. Sarg,tun,) or ID the hRndS oi any
other person by their direction, aud OF ali sums.
WherewIth they OF either OF them are charas.
able IN due course OF administrator; md h 1t
ne also take 0nh state an account OF The Qpan
thy location and value Il the real estate oI
the said Cunningham, deceased, whereof be
died srIz nr entitled TO- and uf the value of
he annual rents and profits ihcrcol--ADd /, is
luther ordered, that said COMMISSIONS i5Ee
and state an account oi what may bc doe the
complainant on the covenant IN his h,ll mcn
toned, aud 10 al others showing the amount
iue each, respectively, and who her the 81 me
bind the real estate aforesaid of said iuteSale,
either us spec hc liens or .ucumbruuCeS, or any
rlhtTWiSs-- AID for these purposes he said
CummiSs onCr viii cause reasonable notice To
be gwen hy advertisement in such newspaper
as ne may think proper, 10 said creditors To
come before him add prove their dobt,; and
SHAH hN pctcmpnry dl Tor that purpose mi
U OF them as ghill not come 10 y toe me
limued, shall DE- excluded from tire bench OF
tIiS decree; and such credit rs who are not
parties 10 This san, and who shall come before
SAID Cpmmissiouer % prove heir Upb'S. before
hey be permitted So TO DO shall continue TO
said complainant, lheis proportions OF the ex.
peu>es oi ibis uit 90 hg adjusted by he Com.
missioner, or secure The pnyu cot q rrcuf "a +,
factory to him. Nnd, the Comuis-i nsr is or
dergd 90 report 90 The premises i'm alI CO We
f,Ienl Sped. together with ary Mates deemed
pertinent 10y himself 40 required hy any oI the
parties, iu order Go final rtipp hoo tho cause 5
Teste, ALIEN = LAlOLEY, Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13
upon TIE PET TIoN &c THE CITY
OF WHEELI G.


NOTICE.
u 3 URSUANT TO M order olslh, Circuit
"a Superior CUurl of Law atd Chancery
ior the county Of ONO, made on The 9Th day
81 February, \ ID, 1915, ding 10 the CITY
Of Wheeling, a wriI 10 the nature 81 writ ul
al QHod daglHUHi, the undersigned acting m
obedience 10 sand writ, will cause to appeas
uTun 'r near he grounds IN "a d writ men>
lHned, - WIFE oilihat ground ul lois cml raced.
within The boundaries 81 Union street N The
North, Market street. on the W cs', Monroe 81
On the South and FOarlh street on The East
and which Is known as Square number 10 in
said CITY OF Wheeling and includes lois mum
oefed to III inclusive, on Tuesday the Is b
jay ot March lSi5, Jury OF Twelve diSinter
tsGd, discreet ifteholdeTS of The county OF
OHIO, to view Ih, said ground and luiS aud Ia
hcar such proper evidence as he proprietor CI
proprietoES Ui all or at any part thereof, and
as the SAID city, may fer, and to ascertain
and ind according 10 The best OF their judgment
Th7l damage, (dIl The circumstances consider.
ed Such proprietor or ProPrielorS, or these
having any lnteiesI therein, will sustain, n
such grounds Cr lois, be condemned and con
veJied To public use, 10 Wit: the opening OF au
Alley, ten ierl wide. though said Square 10
rom sand Union strrel t. Monroe street - And
hereby lo'ity all persons ci8imine a. propIIe
tors or any interest ia said grounds or lots, and
lhcH agents.. al this Iuqut>t--ard ID the same
IS not complcftd on the SAID 18Th oi Ma. Oh,
1915, the jury viii he adjourned from gay 10
day, until completed. y KELLY. Deputy,
iOt Peer Yarnail, Sheriff, g G.
WHEAT. irh 10
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EOOks. EO.Ls. DOOK.

"a Cash, NFvin's BltlcaI Antiquiues 2 vol.
Iocds Slucenl's Manuni; Bennett, System of
tfarlIcal Book Keeping with blank ookS Tor
lne Stndy thereof Bullion's Greek G amman;
trostS History Of the Uniied Sta e.; German
Spe.lus BouS>; Gtuvv'~sGrcek and English
OItt oEaiy The a meTican CaleulaIor, by Slo>
comsi tlNks Greek GTamma Yainy's q eek
u ammaI. JOHN J HASWELL,
rs IT,,,- -,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13

Villa McClnne 81, 1ud VIM M,Clule CIV.
~ lie deitn .aut WI ham ~ & un,y ,m,f
a ha'i enlrfei nls APPEAR ~, e I'D given
so u.I'y "cond TO the OF Assemble and
TIC sales OF this Cou 40 Il spp,a iug 10y salts
ctrTy eyi ance thar he - not an inhabi ant OF
his county, II is uriefei that me said defend,
ant d. appeal here On tie Ii - day ol TIE next
sprng term aud answer lic BilI ui the PLAN IT,
and That cory uf this rTd r. b. louhwiu run
iiSnoi - the CITY Of Wntoiu Tor lwu mot 90.
surc s,vely. and pu.isi ut tho front dOUt OF
The Couf. house of this county.
coy Ies~ ADAM KUHN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13
,YHEE,I>C NOOK sTopH

! g. FIRING SUPPLY. The sub, ctibei intend.
| - ina To co0iinGe The Book,eliiug and Sta
tloneiy business IN thus CITY, has mrde large
purchases o. School, Medical, heolog zeal anil
MiScclline uS Books, from IKE varlous uhlish,
eIs, bts des large quantity of superior Sia>
uoncGy from ER>te u mann 'ac tUreis and Inn
noretS, which, toge her with n large stick of
Bank Books of his own maHufaciuTe, he is
prepnredtU sell, Wholesale or Retail, cheap for
Cash of approved notes. Tie higbes' mai ket
rice, also allowed for Rags IN exchanges
H. The snbscr Der would pauIculily in
viie the attention OF Country Mcrchnnis aad
Pedla 10 his editions oil The Uaird Sia,es
SP,H'ng Book and Prime they will b. found
Nuperio L. any IN u'e.
mar JOHN J HASWELL, Union ST.
'Br.P Err LATE THAN NEVER
fEfIlE subscriber has Just received a supply
IA Of Sanders Series of School Books; also
OF MCGUff.,'> or Eclectic Series. whit h ha
Offers fIr sale Wholesale or Re all, at No 1873
Main street, Wheeling, Va
JOHN FISHER, Ag'r,
ieo 10 Books ] - and Saiion,r.
4 SIC IUliiAL BIBLk.- Just received I6
and II Nos Pictorial Bible Persons
who ate subscribers To this Crk, will call at
ROBES corner Of Main and Union streets,
feb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13

NOTICE
~ HE Business Of JAMES 70. FDR-Y TIL
- g. Co. viii 90 tululr bc ttnusar.el iu fnt
name If FDRSN TIL & BAKER
wheeling Feb. ~, 1873.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13

IIRGINIA: IN CHANcERY
A. Rules held m t1e Gle X, fi,e of iui.
Circuit Superior c,ur oi Law az d Clau,e.y
iorihe c,uuy OF Brooke, On the llth dsy oi
January 1916.
William Hall,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13
s. e. 81 a. r. LIVES.

n SEAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
Y j. WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASH
INGTON CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON Tho National Road npd Good
Intent Stage Ccmpauies, nrc running daily lines
to Cumberland. conrccihg with the B & o r r.
Only "a hours Stage travel 10 either vi The above
cities, the balance by Railroad
Time To Baltimore IS hours
Time to Philadelphia AZ hours
Fare to Baltimore Il DOLLARS.
Faro To Philadelphia Is do
SIX daily lines leaves the Cos Stage end Rail.
road Office every mnruing at s o'cuck = ~. ans
extras furnished at any hour a load shauld ulicr.
Fotlhrough 'rickcisio Baliiraore and rhihdeI,hn
arpy n, the Co.'S Office. No 80 Water ST. Wheeling.
Va. door North Hotel.
For GOOD Intent Stage Co. W IT STEELE.
and WIN X NEWMAN, fer n r Co.
Great Central Route Rail road and Stage office.
sep 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13

ANpEGDoNN'e .rnfaI., p.Iyr 81 Uen1ss
~ Ihe Trial Triet, ty SairsS 10 cenr,;
received and Tor sale by
mar JOHN J HASNE- L Union. 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13

MEMS s YoUTH5'P PRIME THICK EooVs.
q OSI Received at the Sign ui the BIG RED
- BOOT, 81 psitS Mems Prime thick B1ols,
expressly Tor retailing.
4e prs, Youths thick ioiS
jan II 1915 S M'CLaLLGN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13

WIRGINIA-Ohin Circuit Superior Cour
v Law and Chan,cIy, February s 1915
DECREE FIR Account:
a fred Catl,rsu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13
L.RVV' g. CKE.qN'CEFs v.

"a IEGIHlA-luietmedi Term OF OHIO
Circuit Superior Court, FebIulty p 1875,
DECREE p Il Acc UNI.
The Ohio Life Insurance aud T.uSt Come AZ
CUmpidInau,s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13
rs A e.l 20 sF S(sg'Es. 50 -
~ aEAcs9Is3 a. .sSs sssj - NO
pIL0T 4 DElTER CLOTHS.

a., All siyIesand eolors, from sixty-two cents to
nve dollars; together with many other articles
Tor 1'eniIemen's wear, too numerous 20 mention
al. OF which viii sell at Whole sale or Retail
or make up 10 order in the best French style.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13

VIII find 70 erroNg '1 their advantage t' give
him an cnrIy caIi as bio Assortment OF Dry
Copds a the fullest mud hcsli ~ tbs city, and ge
ne hid nm hs etock after Nc late faH Of prices in
the Ea-f. he Wilde eGotied 90 sell 20 them az
least twenty lvcpcf cent cheaper thaa any thcr
Merchant in the CITY. tCf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13

4 OSF received goOi assortment % French and
American Aniiicni Fowou.nnd Fronrh Pinmo.
assorted colprs nov 81 40 FAIRCIHLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13

u W IEIsKELL, has just received from
Now YORK, large stock Of Goods which Tot
,iyle nud chcopncse cannot be surpassed Por'ou'
wishing ir rurchoge The best Goods ~ hc lowcs
pricrp wif 10 well 10 coll md examine his stack
ser ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13

RtfR Dc MOT'TE, No l62 Marke, a,r,ro
~ atenow receiving their second sio,L ~
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13

4 ERMAN SFrllms Book, ANA G tman
y Te.tancut>, lut ssls nv
ln7rS JOHN tINSWrLr Uni n II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13

Va i"GiNiA-iN uAEcsrY.Ata Circuit - 4.
perior Court Of Law and Chancciy IN, hl
thereof on The 6ih day Il February 1915,
Moses Rhodes, Plaintiff.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-05
FkiCE ON i. or {
SECRET DISEASE


CURED IN FROM 1 10 3 DA%E 80 ~
" CHARGE MADE. Appyto Or. JJls - C&
ofthe LOCK HOSPITAL, North Fre'srls s;N&se
Two Doors from Baltimore street hurs raay me- Cs-
tained the most speedy remedy foy GoNuYt0.p GIesr
Stncrncs, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Ions .gfs
iecuons of ne Kidneys and very 9thrr Symptaa' IS
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation gC thr rgvt-
ges Of this disease, wheE from neglect c0ndritT
skifu physician, or frcm ignorant aad improper
ment, the constitutional symptoms make hoi.appeze
ancc-thr throat become liberated, ihe Eoan diyeSE
ed, nocturnal pains in tie head and limbs, dmHs9z q
sight, deafness, the bnHc- affected, hlotohCa lgG
head face ana rytrcmtC-. progressing wild tfiaEC
u rapidly till at last the palate of the month Is In
uoyed, The homes of the nose decay and C'I n TIE
victjr Of this horrid disease become Objtc 9r,
until The last scenc of the drama winds up sfi 6Jab
drops the curtain by hurryng the 'nhsppy palieaiDa
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured 6yt
certain pCrnIcous practice may Be soon rest8ras N
perfect health by applying to DR.. Johnson either gey
sOnally or BY letter Dr J. has seen cases that yCOs
sufficient 10 appa the heart and harrow up the sdsi
OF all who we've not used TO TIE observation ct sEeA
terrible sights.
Should this meettho eye Of any who az" su.Tarizr
from the above affection, let them fly Immediately 81
Dr. Johnston, Who stands ready 10 relieve hoiai aFS
from his extensive practice in the I,t liz HEald o.
Europe and AIerica, he guaran tees a speed cure ms
matter how bad the case may hr.
ilIs proper here 10 observe that Dr. 5ouNsvcF IA
Hnt al prcs engaged in the practice Of lpeil-I1S
cease nf relative, fallen hcirtpa toriunc-but tlc,c
an ardent desire to benefit his suffering fellow cree.
tines, To pour like tie good Samaritan, oil ia'5 tlSi;
wounds and particularly 10 relieve those Who sugay
from disease f.r which the world feeIs no pitt
N-ta tmust ha remembered that the object OF ~.
Johnston in ring m, serrc for the relief OF n.
nIscries OF manhiut Is nuti, ugh pecgniary uc-sr.
sity. Heuc" no charge will in any case be made Ua-
less the PATIENTS cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on tn BYE, such
for Squirting, Cataract, Nc. Also those for Ds,oHus
of the limb, such as Club foot NC. De ynrf ed ga
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ExPEDITIuUs ROUTE.

TO CHURcHVtLLE, HARTFORD FURNACE, hb-
ingdcn, Hei-Air, SpsSuta Elrr0ws, MichaclSvilIc,
&c in HariOrd Count by the Philadelphia, II H.
mihllOu and Baltimore Railroad.
PASSENGERS leave Baltimore. from
f2ZTtfs Pratt street Depot, in the Cars AZ oclnck,
EtfF7 \. VI. iur PeTrymaHs vile. ON arrival there
.cOnveyanc"s will be in readiness for the
a"0ve named places and nHghhnrRODd. BY taking
This route the passengers will arrive or hours M ad
yanc" Of any other line. EE. Fare from Baltimore To
PeITVmdnSYlllg, Gas cents. SClO
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A CHEMICAL. RESULT to enable persons !c


N DYE NSTANTANEOUSLY lhcirHAIR, with
out the least Inconvenience.
JULES HADEL'S CELEBRATED VEGETABLE
LIQUID HAIR DYE, for changing red " cray hair,
whskerS, eyebrows, sc 10 brown, black chesnut
color. The slightest evil consequences need not he
feared from it.lse-rt is altogether harmless.
rms composition is the any one sanctioned by The
science Of Chems ry, 10 dye III an indeble mamHcr,
the various gradauns OF co 0s, without danger in
convenience. and has justified the liberal patronage
and unlimited confidence uf The public.
N37- B9Uare Of Counerjsiic's Ask for Jules
Haue's Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye" il Won wautthc
genuine Article,
For sale, Whof sal" and retail by
JULES HAZEL, Pt riumer and Chemist,
i6 :. Third ST. below Chesnut, philsd.
And Tor sale in fillmore by The following AGENTS
\. ~ Robinson. Gay and Saratoga i. BoHry.
80 Baltimore 81; Mortimer & MUwhray, BALTIC. apd
CharesstS; ThOS T. HARRISON 253 Baltimore 81; J..
Hickey x SOAs, 247! BaltlmOTe-st; A. Croyeau, Ia
Baltimore st Coleman Rodgers, l73 Baltimorc-St:
$. e. Winchester, l65 Baltimoresl; T.. Hale l2 Bal
timOre 81, J. NJ Laroquc, BALTIC. Harrison sts Jas.
p. DE L1cOnr, $50 Banmorr-sl; n. :. Thompson
Howard and Fdyete-sis; g. p. Rodgers, Howard and
Mation-sts; w. Barry n Co., BALTIC. \ Pearl-sts.
ol5w sm3m
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ron PORT DNP0sITu-TWICE A DAY

Pas-engr,. leave She depot Pratt street
f2stTrEa in the ears Of the Philadelphia, Whining,
II =Es - ton aud b tllimofc Railroad Company
a E-Sts-L-EVERY MORNING, (Pvrepi SUndays) Al
3 LlnLh, tUd EVERY AFTEENOON, at o. U'Clnt K
except sundays which will he at z, +. VI.
On arrival at iavre de Grace, proceed 10 Port De
pOsite nv steamboat GpSpOrt, Capt. SUR con.
Returning, the ears leave Iavrc o. Grace at II o.
clock (nonn) aud 81 ; O'Clock, Z. Nj.
FafG 10 PoU ngpnse IS cents.
{E7- by Laking The morning train ii will ALLOW per
sous who have business ut Port DepOSita to remain
several hours at that place and Baltimore the
same evening. }G3- Tickets must be procured at the
otiice before entering The cars.
A CRAWFORD Aurut
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lTor the American Republican,
ADVI ICES.

IA ~ L - ~ ~
Translated from the French.
Wandcrer, if thou wouI'st enjoy,
Soul-cXllIng slaangSS;
he content and bless thy lot
Turn away from sadness.
Trip thou lightly DER the dust,
Where the millions sIumbGF;
Pining makes thee i'll. PREPARED
Sooner Join their number.
To the land Of shadows dOom'd-
Shun the clouds that shower
On Thy sphere OF earlhiness
Sou'-torlncntng power.
Exile f'Om the reign Of bliss,
Da,e the bonds 10 sever;
Which by partial iates rnmil'G,
Chaiu Thy spirit ever.
Choose the ioy-cnkindlmg way.
From the urn OF sorrow:
Should the mission Of 4 day
Never incense borrow.
HE thee! HE thee! swifler than
Midnight watches travel;
To Mess ipus' Isle Of light,
Lessons 10 unravei.
Voices OF tie ycrnal tide
Are thy entrance greeting;
Lingrr not where nighowlndS howl
human life Is IieGtlng.
Hitler, hither, weary one,
Bond man Of c0mmotion!
Where Olympic treasures smile
Offer thy devotion.
Trim Thy wings and speed thee hence"
Whep the suns of glory,
halVeioHsIy sweep from earth
Thy upbral ding story.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-05

Morals OF BosroN. On Friday, Thomas
Baldwin was charged with having committed
rape on Elizabeth J. Reu, his niece, young
lady of 10. The case was postponed till Sa-
turday at | l O'Clock; in the meantime he was
put under bonds, Of $4,000.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-05

New HAMPSHIRE u. S. SENATOR. The
Portsmouth Journal of Saturday says, it is ge-
Morally supposed that ex-Gov. Hubbard will
receive the appointment of Senator from New
Hampshire, to fill the vacancy occavioncd by
the resignation of Levi Woodbury..
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-05
a=xssgs For ANSAPDLIS. CAM
ns "a 2ka,ra BRIDGE and EA.TON Thc sinamnr

a r.srspb NVN ANNA FULIS. ca NJ
tiss ssls% 2EssaAyrpB BRIDGE and EASTON Thcstcamcr
~s~Lsaahfss&- MhRY LAND having undergone a tho
rough repair, and vcIyimndsome improvement. both
to tue above places, commencing TUESDAY
NEXT, 18Th inst. She win leave Baltimore from The
lower end OF Dugan's wharf att O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter for Annapolis
Cambridge and &dstGn, leaving EaSt0n on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, b. way of Cam
bridge ard annapolis 10 Rarlm0rc
FOR CT IyRTOWN and CENy'REFILLE
ON MONDAY, The l7lh inst. she viii 90 10 Ches-
tcrtown aud hack, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock and
continue the above until further notice. Passage A.
m9 I.ENrEL g. TAYLOR.
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tS0tI AsNAt.Ssf4t~.

, ayoVs EON ANNA COLTS. On ~
ssaa i'ssstasS BRIDGE, AND EASTuN. The fine
*HB.atSdlSsStG steamer MARYLAND Will leave Bal
imor" on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, at o'l0ck for the places above namcd- start
Ing from the lower end Of Dugan's wharf, and return
IN Wednesdays aud Saturdays.
jyl2 l.. &. TAYLOR,
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS,

BAKCEATNsI BAKGAINS!
tn Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
1SsTREET, opposite Fayette ST., where may
IL be found a beautiful assortment of the most
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS. FLOWERS.
SHAWLS, sCARFS, LACE GOODS, and general
assortment OF Fancy articles. Also, Calicoes Mons.
lin de LANES; Lawns; Linen Hdkfs.; gentnmen's
Stocks aud Collars; Susp"nders and great variety of
Goods too tedious Ia enutperatc, The public are re-
specially invited 10 call al this New and Chcap store
where they will he accommodated with fresh goods
and At the lowest prices f7- DON'T fOrget--Nn 2:2
GAY STREET., onnbSnc Fayttte, apl0u
6NDLukED SILK PRINCES fOR DRESS
u Es. have on aud aud am continuing n man
uHcture good as4Ir'mrnt Of Fix cut and twisted
PRINCES. of all shades aud cOors, which will sell by
the ward OF piece J. NJ. HAIG,
n3 lPI l2l Baltimore 9ireet,
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-. ,-5r,ry- CITIZENS TNxEGN EgYE..
Term Gs,rEars, TO PHILADELPHIA, by he sniea-
9sjEsaIss..i2b. did and w.Il-Enov.n Stegpnc., CON
STITUTlON and GEORGE WASHINGTON. VI
Frenchiown and Newcastle Railroad, leave BOW
Ll'S WHARF, Ouot of South strCci,} ,ltG.nststy
DAILY, (eNcrnt Sundays. )at = O'Clock, +. H.
QG,- Fare through to Pi!iLApELPHIA. ... S.
SUPPER provided ON board.
% REriRNING--The superior Steamboat "a
BERT MORRIS leaves Dock street wharf, phit3f,l.
lhia, al 3. O'Clock, p. NJ, daily, (SGujays cxcep.cG
as GrRl A. CRAWFORD, Agent,
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FOR ANNNPOLiS, o.

"A Ny2~rT FUN ANNAFNBIiS, CA NJ =
I,r,asAs sz.e BRIDGE and EAST''N The superior
tSfr ttpasr-s&- swift Steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
son, Capt ROBERT VI. hILL, will leave the IntersCc
ton Of Lghl aud Pratt st Wharves, on every TUES
DAY MO- MING, at O'Clock for tht above places,
and return the next day, leaving Easton every WE'D
NESDAY MORN NC, at Z! O'clock and Cambridge
al = 0clk., and Annapolis At - o'ck for Baltimore.
Passage 10 Annapolis, 30 cts.
To Elston OF Cambridge, SI.JG. ol7-dlf
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Died UNDER SUSPICIOUS CiRcunsrAHcEs.-
We learn from the Philadelphia Sun, that an
elderly lady named Baker, recently from Bal
timore, and who resided in Third street, near
Federal, died on Sunday last under circumstan-
ccs which gave rise to the suspicion that she
had been poisoned. The Coroner was sent for,
who, with the assistance of Drs. Scoiiin and
Joseph Leidy, made a post mortem examina-
ton. The contents of the stomach are under
going the process of analization, and when they
are in the proper state from the application of
chemical tests, they will be made by the above
named physicians, assisted by Professor Rogers.
The result will be made public when ascer-
taiucd