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AN UNFORTUNATE FAMLY.--The ST. Louis New
Era, of the 4th instant, says: family of Germans
by the name Of Hauptman, consisting of five per-
sons--an old lady, her two sons and two daughters
in-law--left Philadelphia on the 22d ut, TO come TO
St. Louis by the way Of the Ohio. A short time
before reaching Pittsburg, the son, young man
about IS years of age fell from the cana-boat du-
ring the night, and was never afterwards seen. AT
Pitsburg the disconsolate mother and the widow of
the unfortunate young man, together with the boy
andthe other young woman, took passage on a
steamboat for Cincinnati. During the first night
out, the boy lad Of 10 l2 years Of age, fell from
a barge which the steamer had in tow, and he too
sunk TO rise no more. Almost overcome with grief
the three women concluded to continue their Journey
and accordingly, after reaching Cincinnati, took pas
sage on board the steamer Ohio Mail for this city.
1t would seem that this loss would have been
sufficient under the circumstances, to have borne
down the strongest mind but still the widows cup
Of affection was not full Laboring under the greatest
distress Of mind from having lost her only depend
ence in old age, and anticipating what reception
would await her in land of strangers, she for
the third time startled by the cry Of some one over
board. She had barely tyne to rush to the side of
the boat and see the agtated waters close over the
head ofthe third member of her family--her daugh-
ter-in-aw; the next instant she had passed under
the whee-house, and the paddle-wheel finished the
work. This last misfortune happened night before
last, when the boat opposite Liberty. The
young woman went forward to the cook house to
draw bucket of water, and in attempting to GO, it
on board, her feet slipped, and the current which
filed the bucket drew her overheard. The two sur
vivors reached here yesterday morning, and we
have this statement from them.
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Tue CAPTURED OMoANs--Thc trial Of Peter NJ
Garner, Grafton !. Lorain, and Mordeca Thomas,
was TO take place in Virgins on the LIST inst The
Indictment charges them with encing and assisting
in the county Of Wood, six negroes, the property
Of HARDWOOD, to escape into Ohio from servtude.
On account Of the illness of the district Attorney the
trial was postponed ill the 18th Of November next;
the prisoners in the mean time 10 be admitted 10 bail
in $500 zach. so "a 9
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To The Editor Of The Onion:

Some lime since, very severe article appeared in
the Union, bearing hard on The superintendent
the United States mineral lands at Copper harbor
Lake Superior. Is it asking too much to reoue,
that the enclosed, cut from the New York Cours
and Enquirer, should be published'
ltappears TO have been penned by an impartial
hand. il contains nm epilhet, applied to our las
President, which do not approve; and its plsc.
may be supplied by dash.
Respectfully and truly, yours, &C.,
G. TALCOTT.
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EpIscorAL.-The presiding bishop has issued
the folowing;-A"The undersigned most respectfully
invites all the bishops Of the Protestant Episcopal
church in the United States Of America TO be pres
emit and assist in the canoncal conservation Of the
Rev. Alonzo Potter, ID. D., to gil the now vacant
episcopate Of the dioccss Of Pennsylvania; which
WILL by Divine permission, take place on the twenty
third day ofhe present month, in the city Of Phil
adelphia.
"PHrLANpER CHASE, Senior Bishop.
"Boston, Sd day Of September, 1882
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put forth to accomplish an object eminenty wor-
thy of our united efforts"
The semi-annua interest is about Se90,d00.
Though this amount is large, the ability OF that
commonwealth is increasing with wonderful ra-
pidity. The Democratic Union remarks, 'sThe
words fail to pay and Reputation were banished
from our State ON the LIST Of August last"
Albany Argus
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We are glad to see that Major Donclson's health
has SO far improved to enable him to visit Nash
VILE. Since his return from Texas, he has had
severe relapse OF the congestive fever, which came
near taking him Off whilst in that country. He IL
now recovering, and we hope will soun he entirely
restored TO health.-.Nashuins Union, September G.
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g CH00L Bo0KS.--FRAScK TAYLOR, booksel-
~ Ter, few doors east Of Colemsn's Hotel, has
onstanty on hand, at northern prices, full assert
ment oft school-books used in the District.
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The democrats Of Duval, Columbia, and Aochua
counties have, We learn in regular county meetings.
CO. the nomination Of Mr.. Brockenbroueh.
IN, ms settles the contest His majority will exceed
loo votes Tallahassee Horiden.
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Ma. GoUsH, THE TEMPERANCE LGcruara, pousr

Ma. GoUGH, THE TEMPERANCE LEcTURER, FOUND.
The New York Journal of Commerce states that
Mr. Cough whose mysterious disappearance, some
days since, created much excitement, was found on
Friday at IL o'clock, at house in Walker street,
IN that city, in state Of stupidity, which rendered
him unable TO tell the melancholy story of his abb
sence. He was taken to the house of friend in
Brooklyn, where his wife had arrived on Thursday.
IL is said he had been drugged in glass Of soda
water; but we fear, says the Journal it will turn
out that this is another edmonton of the exceeding
weakness of human nature in resisting temptation,
and the extreme and almost never.relaxing power
OF bad habits when once contracted. II the suppo-
sition Of his having been drugged be true, his de-
tention for week is not a little remarkable
The New York Herald of yesterday says: Not
satisfied with the vague reports that were flying
about town, we determined on Saturday to satisfy
ourselves on this question, and accordingly de-
spatched one of our reporters to ascertain all the
facts that could be got at; and after some trouble
and perseverance, we at last struck upon the true
vein Of discovery. II appears that the keeper of
grocery and liquor shop in Walker street was
somewhat astonished, last week, at being informed
by woman who keeps house of somewhat doubt
full reputation, in an alley in that street, not far from
Centre street, that she regretted she had not known
that he kept liquor at his establishment, young
man had been stopping at her house for two or
three days, who spent good deal of money, daily,
for liquor and etceteras; and that she would have
had much pleasure in giving the custom to him, had
she known he could have supplied her. Our re-
porter requested the person in question to call down
at this house. and obtain information regarding the
young gentleman; which he did, and informed him
that the woman refused to give him any more in
formation than she had, stating that she had been
bound over to secrecy regarding the whole transac
ton. This is the sum total of the information that
we obtained, and we leave our readers to surmse
whether this mysterious stranger and the missing
Mr.. Cough, are identical
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DRY GOODS, &c.
NEW SPRING GOODS.

koRshf d NELSON, No. 81 BALTIMORE
NJ ST, have just received the following NEW
nooDS, 10 which they invite the attention of pur-
chasers. cases "A brown French LINENS; | case
10 doi do browa DRlLLlNGS; do striped and
PLAID Ganbroons; do low priced fancy Pattern Stuff:
~ 90 pam ana clape face SUMNER CLOTHS; do
bafkile's ana DllnsCath'S Irish Linens; 10 do Long
CLOTHS and Shrungs; 10 do Calicocs new styles; 10
bales a. 7-e, "A and Sd brown Muslins and Sheet
Ings; III do a and "A plain and twilIcd Osnabufgs
nrs, Checks and PladS; with many other ScasonabIe
GOODS, which in addition To their former stock
makes il very extensive and deseblr and TO which
lhey are now daily adding fresh supplies, all of which
they will sell ut the very lowest market priccs whole
sale retail.
Wholesale department on I'd and 3D. floors
N. Ii. They keep con family on hand "A choice as
sortment of fine and superfne French. English Rel
san aud American CLOTHS, CASSlMERES AND
DOENNlNS. mhlS rn9kY
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MI1sEIIM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C.8LTERT- SITS.
YHSHls EVENING, April 7th, IS45, will he per
-E formed MY NElGHBORS WIFE. Mrs. Somer-
ton, Miss MCBRIDE. MS. Brown, Mrs. BOOTH
AIR, Smith, Mr.. j. SEXTON. Mr.. Brown, OWENS.
Dancing by Miss CANNON and Miss GERTRUDE,
10 conclude with P. F., or the Man and the Tiger.
Bob Bnckskn, Mr.. OWENS. Mr.. Splasher, CAL
Miss Mcbride. l7usi,.r. Mrs. RUSSELL.
R5- Abundance - cts, children under 10 years of
age, l2a cents. Saloon performance to commence at
"a O'Clock precisely. 1t
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BY K. NIAACIIANI,

io", CORNER BALTIMORE s. HOLLIDAY-sTs.
EsyfA PROPERTY ON JEFFERSON STREET
fEEET7f near Caroline ST., and two LOTS in Eden
NIsEN street. MONDAY AFTERNOON, April T.
al O'Clock, on the premises, | will sell the
TWO story Brick House and Lot situated in jefferson
street, east OF Caroline, nearly new and pleasantly
0cated-suhject to ground of so per annufr
Terms made known AT sale.
Also, Immediately after the sale of the above two
LOTS OF GROUND in Eden street, between Bank
ana Cough sts, fee simple property and title perfect
On one of the lots is house OF littlc value
N5+- The owners of the above pieces of PrOpertv
are very desiraus to SELL and buyers will prubabl,
md 1t to their interest to attend the sale
hp1-3t K. MEAEHAM. Anei
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AUCTION SALES,
BY CANNON, BENNETT & ca.

Nos. % AND 80 SOUTH CHARLES sTRFEr
80 Valuable FARM AND COUN-
#g,mI TRY SEAT FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUG
NINTH TON. On MONDAY, April I4th, at 10 o.
.ElA!iA- clock, at the Baltimore Exchange, we will
sell mat valuable and desirable Country Seat belong
ing to Thomas Symingon. ESQ., situated II miles
norm OF the city limits, and containing about so
ACkfS, more @r lcsS-the road to II leaves the York
tnfhplhe at the Star Tavern, short distance above
MessfS Jenkins lanyard The improvements are
extensive, put up recently with a view to acc mino-
GATE dairy The Land is of the best soil, well wa
tefeu ana the cleared part lies principally in Clover
and Timothy. The Farm and out buildings are under
rent the present year-last year il yielded upwards of
Sf2, besides furnishing the family table. The Garden
Is extensive and well stocked with the best OF fruit
he Orchard is Of the best and choicest kind many
"t mem bearing the first time last Year The buildings
are so well located that the farm might he divided INTO
several country seats. The advertiser occupies the
Manston House, Garden, Park, and Spring House.
WIN The privilege of the orchard. Possession will he
gwen immediately after the sae and if desirable the
FURNITURE will he sold with the farm. The terms are
hbera aud will be made known at sale. For further
particulars apply TO THOMAS SYMIN1TON. oh
ap5St CANNON, BENNETT & CO. Aucts
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FOR SALE & RENT.
FOR SALE. VALUABLE AND

Nfs@ CHEAP HOUSES, FARMS AND BUILD
lssaM ING LOTS Two fine Dwellings in Green
st. near Lombard at 1900 each; Il handsome
dwelling with beautiful side and front yard IN Park
ST. Madison Y220b; | desirable dwelling on east
baltimore st. $4,000; | in east Pratt st. near Exeter
IN south Paca ST. near the bend $1,000; in wesl Lex
ington St Piscdult's Row, good large yard $4,000
in Mulberry St east Of Pine $1,000; do do. west of
Pine $1,000; very large aud substantial three story
dwelling and store on Howard st near Saratoga at
$500; handsome houses in Monument ST. near Con-
sttuton S725 each; in Monument ST. near Canal
with deep Lots al 5000 each; in Gay ST. near Fayete
al S30O; in Aisquith near Monument $3.50; | oppo-
site Caro- inc Church; l in Abcmarle Il. 81 2O0 in
broadway $1,000; also many others.
FARMS FOR SALE. very splendid and valua-
BILE Farm, miles nofh Of Baltimore, in de ,irable
nelShb0rhood, containing about 25 Of superior
Land, with COED mpoyen nts, will be sold cheap or
divided and sold in separate parts as there are several
very desirable buildings sites and valuable water
power on it,
A Farm Of 90 acres 10 miles from Baltimore on the
Philadelphia Railroad at Sl2 per acre. Farm with
good improvements, contan 65 acres of good Land,
situated 7 miles out the Frederick Turnpike; of So
acres miles out the Hartford Road, ! of 1872 acres
near Randalst0wn the Liberty Road, II miles from
Baltimore; country seat of 10 acres and good im-
provements, the first toll gate the ookstown
Road. Agood Farm near Point of Rocks and Chesa-
pcske and Ohio Canal of 400 acres at only 81 10 per
acre, would be exchanged for city property of IS
acres miles out the Bcl-Air Road; Of 100 acres, Id
miles out the ResterstOwn Road, with new improve
nj ents also, 30 others not enumerated here.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AND LEASE
In every desirable location at the reduced rates
Several well secured and permanent Ground Rents
for sale. Arpyto BENZ. BOND,
Real Estate Agent, 40 Second street,
opposite Trip0leu's alley and the
APP Wafer Co.'s Office.
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ID Q. WRIGHT IL co. -,

NEE No. 3j BALTIMORE STREET,
Sd door below Frederck-st.
Have just received by the recent arrivals and are
now opening their large and splendid assortment of
SrklNG AND SUMMER GOODS, comprising all
the leading styles
CLoIHS; Cassimeres; Cashmeretts and Ermnetts
Drap de Nennls; Drap he Etc and Vlgonas
SUMNER CLOTHS and GAMBRnONS, every
shade and style.
Suptrhne, medium and low price Linen Drillings
Blown Linens; Grass Cloths and Nankeens
l'iald, Striped and Fancy Stuffs, for boys wear
sim, SATIN, Marseilles and Fancy VestIngs
Irish Linens and Pillow Case Linens
nahlaSK Bltd's-eye, liuckaback and Russia Diapers
ShawlS, ShawlS, in great variety and CHEAP
BoNNETS! BONNETS BDNNETS!!
PARASOLS, PARASOLETTES and sun Shades
BLACK Gro de Rhine, Luslring and Gro de Swiss
Cashneres, de Laines, Prints and Ginghams
Table Covers Mnrseil es Quilts and Grass Skirts
DoMESIlC GOODS of almost every description;
IN all, one OF the largest and best retail stocks in the
city, and cheaper than the cheapest
mh2l -2aW3Wif Ts1
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SIGNS SIGNS!! SIGNSM

SIGNS SIGNS! SIGNSM!
aFHEAP SIGN PAINTING, in all its varie
" ties, WEIGHT, Ornamental, and Plain, designed
and executed in a superior style, and warranted TO
give entire satisfaction.
ILLUMINATED SIGNS.
New, Brilliant and Permanent method Of Gliding
Silyerins on GLASS; &c., forming sign of great beauty
and peImanency.
TRANSPARENCIES of evcrydcscription furnished
Mt the shortest notice.
{G3- All orders, addressed to PELL & HARRISON,
N. +. corner of Market and Charles streets, lover
Wright's Auction Room,) will meet with prompt at
tentlOn. PORCELAIN LETTERS.
Porcelain Letter Signs made to order ap3tf
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HBROF. DE BONNEVILLE, having closed
IL his Public Lectures on Magnetism, will receive
applications for his services EVERY DAY, Except
Sunday fr1m to 6 O'clock ?. NJ, at
No. = HANOVER STREET.
The attendance upon the Sick, who have nerr7us
diseases, and who are willing to be treated by Magne
tism, will be at their houses.
{G3- The Gentlemen who will form themselves into
class, for the purpose of being taught the deren,
branches of Magnetism, will meet at No. Hanover
{63- The Committee, appointed by the citizens of
Baltimore at the request of Prof. de Bonneville, are
Invited to meet with the class. apps 2wit
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HpARE BARGAINS AT THE WHITE

HDARE BARGAINS AT THE WHITE
In-N HOUSE. Just receiving and will open this
morning. New styles Of Cashmeres Mouselaine de
Lame, Lawns, and Gnshams.
sHAWLS-Barages, Mouselaine de Lame, Printed
Cashmere, and White and Embossed Grape shawls-
cheap.
CLOTHS French, Eaglish, Belgium, and Domes-
tic-a co0rs and qualities.
CASSIMERES-Plaln and Fancy French Elastic
single milled; Black and Blue Black, double and sin
gle milled do.
SUMNER CLOTHS-Drap de Etas, Croaton Coat
ings, Bro Linens, Bro and Fancy Linen Drills, Vest
inss, Twecds, Cottonadcs, Irish Linens, Kentucky
Jeans, SC.
ALSO on hand a large assortment of DOMESTIC
Goo S, which will be sold at factory prices. Those
wanting great BARGAINS will do well 10 call at The
New Store. JOHN H. WILSON,
No. 80 Baltimorest., (White House,)
mh3l mtu&th doors below Frederick st.
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NNGYPTIAN SAIGON.

QGa- First night of Mr. T.. >. CONNER.
THIS (Mondayl EVENING, April 9Th, will be
presented OTHELLO. Otheo, Mr.. +. s. CONNER,
lago, MIR PARKER. Amelia, Mrs. LA FOREST,
Desdemona, Mrs. FORREST
After which, Singing and Dancing by Reeve Ryall,
To conclude with the YOUNG WIDOW. Splash,
Mr.. FORREST Aurelia, Mrs. FORREST. Lucy,
Mrs. La FOREST.
Qy-Doors open at O'Clock performance to com.
mence ut s precisely. Admission to all parts of the
house 25 cents. No dsordery or improper characters
admitted. 1t
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BY Ill, w. BODL.

Va ELL KEPT FURNITURE AT AUG
w TION, at No. } SOUTH ST, the effects of
mrs. Jones's Boarding House, on FRIDAY MORN
ING April l8, 1915, at 10 o'clock, consisting Of fgd
taf nioth SOFA; Mahogany Dining and breakfast Ia
bles; Pine do; Cane aud wood seat Chairs; Rocking
do Settles; Venitian Blinds; Room and Stan Carpet.
my; Cooking and ParIor Stoves; Feather and ether
BEDS; Bedsteads high and low post; Bedding; Cham
her Furniture; Dining and Tea sets; Clockery and
China w re-; Kitchen Utensils, large assortment
FOR examination the day before the sale The whole
thects Tor private sale, if applied for before the 18th
apps H. w. BOOI. Auc,
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SOLAR LAMPS FOR LARD OR OIL.
~ Girandoles; Candelabrcs; HALL LANTERNS, a
beautiful article; Britannia and Japanned Lard and
Oil Lamps, of various patterns; Britannia, Brass and
stantly on hand at the Nev Furnishing Warehouse
No North Howard street, just round the corner of
Baltimore street.
mh2t2n G.. T.. WETMORE & co
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HNGG BOILERS. Superior BLOCK TIN EGG
M BOILERS, splendid article; also Chatting
Dishes, Coffee Urns, Coffee Bggns and Eilterers; I'm
peral Dish Covers in SETS Coffee and Tea Pots; Soup
Tureens; Jelly Moulds; Blanc Mango do; Pudding do,
with variety of lin Ware; Britannia Ware; Family
Hardware; Wooden Ware; Buckets; Brooms; Brush
es; Mats, &C. &c. embracing the greatest variety of
HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES TO be found in the
city. Cheap for cash, at the NEW FURNISHING
WAREHOUSE OF
mh24-2m C. E. WETMORE g. Co
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STRAW GOODS.

E-S@o Look out for the cheap BONNET
<MISTORE, where may be found general as
~A4> softment of the most fashionable Bonnets
that can he found IN Baltimore Recoect the Cunt
ed states Bonnet Store" just above Lghtst, where
may be found general assortment of fine goods such
as Lacrs; Ribbons; Gloves Hosiery; Stocks; Collars
Shawls; Scaifs, &c. &c. All very cheap for cash.
1}- Don't stop TIL you call ana for yourselves.
mh3l JAMES COBlJRN
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ALHEANH EsR A.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.

80 BALL. GAME, q! CTs. EACH PERSON.
ALLEYS LET AT SO " PER HOUR.
FHNHE Subscriber having fully established the All
a HAMBRA as place of gentemany resort, as
sures its patrons that, in reducing his prices the same
rules, which have proved satisfactory all will be
adhered to, and the strctes order insisted on.
DisOrderly persons, who cannot conform to the
rules of the House, and Boys under age requested
not to visit the place, as they will not be permitted to
remain.
The subscriber wishes the above distinctly under.
stood, that gentlemen may feel assured they can visit
the Alhambra and indulge in quiet amusement and
exercise without the slightest fear of annoyance.
{I}- Mr. BRADLEY, nv former assistant, having
returned from the North, will have the entire control
of the Saloon department.
b3- The ALEXANDRA SALOON OF REFRESH
MENT as usual is furnishedwith all the requirements
of the seasem which are served up in the hest style
mhlS-lm AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
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FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAIN.

FARE THROUGH ONLY so CENTS.
The Company's Freight Train will leave daily Tex
cept Sunday at O'Clock, P. M. arriving in Phadel-
phia early next morning. Fare only 50 cents.
GG- The Return Mail Passenger Trains leave Phila-
dephla respectively, at O'Clock, p. NJ, and 10Y, p.
NJ The Freight Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia
at O'Clock, P. NJ. A. CRAWFORD Agent,
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. ENJOYED. GEORGE f. COOPER respect
M1 fully informs his friends and the public gene
raiy, that he has removed from his old stand TO the
spacious building No. 20 LOMBARD STREET, be-
tween Frederick street and Market Space, where he
HOSTING MACHINES, ON The best plan OF any in
the United States, for hosting easy, chcapncSs and
durability Also, SADDLE Presses on an improy-
OF any other in All kinds of IRON for house
hulders-such a. Vault Doors; Doors, Shutters, sc.
All kinds Of Wrought aud Cast RAGbiNG-a variety
OF beautiful patterns on hand for enclosing grave lots
All the above work will be done in the stye and
on reasonable terms Thankful for past patronage
80 literally extended TO him, he solics continuance
of the same. All kinds of Blacks mithng neatly exc
cused at the shortest noGce. mhS-eo6m
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CASH FOR NEGROES.
WISH TO PURCHASE, Immediately. a
y number of likely NEGROES of both sexes, from
IL TO % years of age, for which am willing 10 nav
the highest market prices. Apply at No. q SOUTH
CALVERT STREET, doors below Market st.
IaH-3m WILLIAM HARKER
DINK TOPAZ and AMETHYST BREAST
II Pms and BRaCELETS for the Ladies', at very
Tow prices, received this day and for sale by
GABRIEL ID. CRARK,
mh22 Water street; I'd door from Calvert
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FREIGHTS TO PHILA
ONLY FIVE CENTS PER 100 lbs,

The Philadelphia, Whining
ss flA Company have haven, made ,s''' a iTTIe
permanent arrangements
to transport all goods and commodities that may offer
between the cItes OF Baltimore and Philadelphia daily
except Sundays and are now taking Merchandise
Dry Goods, Groceries, &C. &c., at the above yery re-
duced rate, through to Philadelphia.
FREIGHrs will be received at the Company's Depot,
corner of President and Fleet streets, between the
hours of 8 A. M. and P. NJ. and be promptly for
Warded as directed.
Special contracts for freigbs will be made if desired
by the load or otherwise.
ap76tf A. CRAWFORD, Agent.