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~ A bomb shell exploded in New York
on Monday of last week killing four men and
mutilatiug severely several others, The
bomb was one picked up by the fishermen at
SanGyhook in the sand on the shore which
had been rooed up by the snrf. The bomb
had been sold for old iron, and at the time
the purchaser was engaged in cmptying the
composition from tile shell, the explosion
took place as above related.
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
WAsHINe roy. Msrrh Is. lSi1


To lie Eiitor Of tie Baltimore P,,rio!:
tits ascerained that Col. Gardner, late
Au t'r Of the Pes-O;iice Departm nj. and
MOI Amos kerdt!l. takes tn: Washington
City Pos;-Oifice. The C,.iaaal is en- est
mab.e gentleman dn,i decided i-i.Dd Of the
nSw Post Office Law which ei.,ces the rates
of I astagc 50 essentially. lie enters IN the
.iniies Of the oiice on Ire Isl prnxi:ao.
:, "r Peter G. Washington does supercede
81. VI. 81 G. CLARKE, at the same timc. as
SIKH Auditor, sai slr. WASHINGTON will he
succeeded a. Chief Clerk Of the Bureau nv
Hon. William J. Brown PssSt me. the las,
uime;. persnnage will SOON work his way 10 a
higher station. There us;H DC no stooDjr9
HIN.
NJ Solicitor Fenyosc d,ss eieo Mace 70
Sch Barton Of New Orleans, qtlrs Ran
dHif'h OF Roanoke" Of the Richmond Euqir
er
DR.. siii:cr 9e~ take the place Of John g.
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From the Clinton Republican.
STATE CONVENTION.

The Ohio State Journal proposes State
Convention, 10 be held in May next. of all
who are in favor Of freedom. and opposed to
the increase of slave representation on the
floor of Congress. Our voice is in favor Of
the proposition. Let the northern States a.
wake--a fearful crisis is at hand-"the despo,ic
and bloody spirit of slave domination is
marching with giant strides over the Union,
and uaIess arrested, it will soon have obliter-
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lege has met with another disaster in the
conflagration of the spacious brick obser.
vatory attached to the College Of the low
er classes. The fire originated in the Sec
ond story. and was no doubt the work Of
an incendiary. The College records
much valued for their antiquity, and much
Philosophical apparatus were consumed
The abore is 4 hoax.-ED Gal.
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MA duel was fought On Princes Island,
between Lieut.. VIM. Hurst and Midshipman
Creighton, both officers OF the U. s. brig
Truxton. MIR. C. sent the challenge. He
was unhurt; but Mr.. Hurst was severely
wounded in the legs at the frs, fire the ball
passing through his right Les just above the
ankle, struck the left one, causing severe
fracture"
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4 CARD.-Aiiss Webster takes this opperi
tnnity t. inform her friends and the public
generally that full statement of her trial, as
certified by The Judges and admitted by tire
prosecutors TO be correct, will very soon be
laid before them. that each one may be ena-
bled to form his own opinion of her guilt or
innocence from the facts.-JIergemnss Yer
EI3ntsr.
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Ma. Hg3s0N IN BRao5LFy.-AIr. IIud-
san IS 10 giTe course of six lectures On
Shakespeare, in: Brooklyn. commencing to-
morrow evening, at the Brooklyn institute,
with the lecture on ShaksPeare's Mind.
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ASHLAND, March 9TH. 1915.

DEAR SIR-I have received your favor.
transmitting testimonial ofmy being made
a member for life Of The Home Missionary
Society in virtue of contribution made for
that object, by the Ladies Of the Durand So
cicty Of New Haven.
request you to communicate to them my
grateful acknowledgements for this distin-
guished proof of their highly appreciated es-
TEEN and regard; and 10 assure them that
share with them profound sense of the sur
passing importance of the Christian Reiig-
ion, and believing, as sincerely do. in its
Truth, hope and trust that THEN laudable
endeavors to promote and advance its cause
may be crowned with signal success.
am obliged 10 you foryour account Of the
operations of the Society. And from their
great extent should suppose that the results
oftbe labors of the, Society would fully cor
respond with the pious and religious motives
which promoted its establishment.
am, with great respect,
Your friend and ob't servt.
II. CLAY.
CHARLES HALL, Esq. &c &c.
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Mr.. CLAY MADE A MEMBER OF THE AM.
HOME Miss. SocIErr.-The Ladies OF the
Durand Missionary Society Of New Haven
recently made Henry Clay life member. OF
the American Home Missionary Society by
contribution of $50, O0.-Mr. Clay acknowl-
edged the favor in a letter, of which the FOL
lowing is copy:
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and upon what terms. lin the neishborhood,
say offrom $4,000 to S6O,O0O,) they can
have 1.-The Globe" At all events, they are
to publish and edit "Ihe Organ"
Lake Champlain was free from ice on
Friday last from Chimney Point TO st.
Johns.
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FIRE AT WILLIAMsTowN. Two years
since fire consumed the largest College
building in Williamstown. Now the Col
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=
Add an item which was forgotten at

-1uu 81" ltStH winch WAS iOi SottSH at
the moment, appropriation by
Congress 10 be spent at Memphis,
Mr.. Pickett. of Tenn. now propos-
ed for Consul at Havre, in the
place Of Mr.. Beasly. for 4 years.
1000 per annum,
Andrew Jackson Smith, Of Tenn,
proposed as Consul TO Havana,
for 4 years. at $4,000,
Mr.. Csrgill, of Tenn, Consul to
Trieste, amount not known.
DR.. Sparks, of Tenn., Consul to Ma
pies, amount not known.
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Mr. PoLK's. ACCOUNT CURRENr.-The
account with Tennessee, as rendered, stood
in late letter. in the books Of Mr. Polk, sum
med up as follows:
For himself and family, far years, Sl33.O0O
For other offices in Tenn, do 10000
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5243,OOO
10000
S5II,OOO

Only little over half million for Tennes-
see. to begin with, to say nothing of the gross
violation of the Constitution and the resolu-
tons Of hinety-eight. by virtue Of which these
Offices belong to Virginia. Where IS Mr.
Ritchel Is he asleepl
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and resumed the the world and do act which could
thatGe
Englan andMr Mason renstatd as ne.
Seer Navy ==-=[==E
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DREADFUL MuRDER.-Jonas l.. Parker
collector Of taxes for the town of Manchester
N. H., has been most brutality murdered
He was robbed of large amount of money
belonging 10 the town. A smaller one was
found upon his person, containing Ms own
money, about Sl700. which was overlooked
by the murderer. The selectmen have offer
ed a reward of $500 for the detection of the
murderer.
The Lowell Courier states that two men
are suspected as the murderers /; one is a noto-
rious blackleg. and both have disappeared.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-10

trading license, but little, if any thing, beyond
one quarter on what his estate stands fairly as
sessa ble-and we neither want the direction Of
such men IN projected reforms, or their exam
pie as merchants.
There is one species Of reform, however, in
which we would most cordially Join, and com
mend TO others-one that is most essentially
demanded by the well-being and vital interests
of this community. We alludc to The reform
that shall rebuke and crush the disposition, too
often manifested, to resist and set at naught the
wholesome action OF law-that shall put an end
to evasion and trickery in submitting to fair
and equitable share Of the public burthens, to
the presenting of false issues under heartless
pretency to the public; and thorough reform
in the thousand and one ways, by which the
standards of sound integrity and wholesome
morals are violated, subverted and overthrown;
and that shall establish and perpetuate i'll place
of all this ntlexble principles of common no.
neSty and fair dealing in all respects-civil, po-
lltical and religious, without cant or hypocrisy
We had intended to have given passing no.
tice to a "Report relative to Taxation" in this
city, with which our citizens have been recent
iy edited, and which is certainly one of the
most important documents, both upon the scale
OF its own peculiar merits, and as the ground
work of the present agitation of Repeat and Re-
form, that this community have Of late been
honored with, but time does not allow it.
Though signed by grave committee, there
is all individual identity about it, which marks
its authorship 10 our minds, as clearly as if the
particular physiognomy of the writer had been
craven upon each paragraph by the magic CHI
sci of Michael Angelo.
We had Intended to compare the subject mat
ter of this report with certain "reminiscences of
our own, which carry US back to the great re-
form movement Of 1886, when nineteen indi-
uduals IN this State, and few others, figured
so conspicuous y-but we must defer that to
another occasion, when we intend to read, for
the benefit Of certain parties, few chapters,
not from the Books of Matthew or of Mark
however pertinent that might be-but from the
Book Of assessment and the Book Of License.
In the mean time, we hope the present ere
peal and Rgorm'' project will derive no counte-
nance or support from
THE CONSERVATIVE ELEMENT.
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For the American Republican. !
WARD MEETINGS. sc.

.MessrS. EdiIorS,-We did not see the propo-
sition in your paper for the call of Ward meet
ings, but rejoice that such call was made,
even il it has excited the bile Of one who calls
himself "a Tax Payer" From the insolent
and arrogant tone of this scribbler, one might
suppose that he intended to intimate that he
was paying the ,chelc tar of the city of Balti-
more. We will just say to him that there arc
Others beside himself who pay taxes here, and
who are not afraid to step out and shew them
selves opposed to tie acts Of "Gov, Pratt and
the legislature" whenever he shall throw off
the mask that screens him from the public
view. Whatever such "party hacks, - or soap
sticks, as this writer may say, the great body
Of the citizens of Baltimore feel themselves
outraged by the imposition of this British
Stamp .Act upon them; and the friends of that
measure will fnf them at the next election
speaking out in thunder tones of rebuke to the
''pafty hacks" that attempt to uphold it.
We thank you, Messrs Editors, for the per-
mission given to discuss the principles Of this
odious measure. We are willing to meet "a
Taxpayer" in your columns, OR with masks off
before the public, upon the subject, whenever
it may suit his pleasure to appear.
Yours, truly, A FRIEND OF REFORM.
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PRICE ONE GENT
SECRET DISEASE
FURED IN FROM TA q nav

,chhn IN EISOM TO 3 DAYS NO
- CHARGE MADE. Apply to DIR, JOHNSTON
OF the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick stne,a.
TWO DOORS from Baltimore street. where NAV he a.
hed the most speedy remedy for Gonorrhcaa elects
S'icNies, Seminal Weakness pain in the LoiHs IF.
ecuohs OF the Kidneys, and every other synplom az
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
TOW teiflhc Is even the contemplation of the rava-
s yes VI thls disease, when from neglect 10 consul,
SINFUL physician; or from ignorant and mptoper treat
ment the constitutional symptoms make her annaar
ancC-the throat becomes liberated the nose djsens.
ga; nocturnal pains N the head and limbs dmness OK
sieht; deafness, the homes affected hIotchps or the
head face and cItemities prOrrpssiuo nm Win foIr
III! rapidly till at last the palate of Gc mouth is lie
uoyed, the bones of the decay and fail in: The
victim 0t this horrid disease hecome an ob 81 NJ MIN,
gnt the last scent Of the drama winds up and deatt
drops the Gunah ~ huryng TIE unhappy patient 20
an untincly tomb
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by 4
certain pernlcious practice may t. soon restored 10
perfect health by applying 10 Dr. Johnson either per
sohay or 10y letter Dr. J. has seen cases thai were
sufficient to apRa the heart and harrow up the SOM
Vi az VINO Were not used 10 the observation of such
terrible sights
Should this meet the eye Of any WHO are suti: ring
nom the above affection, let then, fly Immediately ~
w johnston, who stands ready to relieve them; and
rom MS extensive practice in The first HOSPITALS Of
Euto!e ava A'erica, ne guarantees speedy cure no
matter now mad the case may be-
IL Is proper here to observe that Dr. JnuNqTnr 70
NOT AT present engaged IN the practice of medicine
tiroigh pecuniary necessiy-he having, by the de
least % ar,iatINe lalleI heir u iOrune-bu ihro,
an aioeht desire TO benefit his offering felowcr
lures 70 pour IKE me good Samaritan, oil into their
wounds; ami particularly TO relieve those who sufFer
| rom disease for whicl the world feels no pty-
AGAIN 1t musthe remembered that the object of I,y
johnston u offering his services for the relief of tye
nlisefies OF mankind Is notthrough p,cuniary neces
slty. Hence no charge will in any case he made nm
less the PATIENTS cured. N
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such as
for Squnng, Caaract, sc, Also those for Deforrnjtv
OF the Limb, such as Club Foot &C.. perlotmcd on
the Poor free Of charge. "
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
rake hotce, on the right hand side of N. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street doors from ,h
corner. Observe the name.
N5-Advice to the Poor GRATIS.
All LETTERS must be PAID. fra
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HoEDDING MART.

ne No. 90 SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
The subscriber begs leave to inform the nublir t,t
ne mas now on hand 800 superior made MATTRASS.
rs, consisting Of Hair, Moss, Husk Manila. PAIN
Lear ana wool, OF all sizes; 80 FEATHER BEDS.
made OF the best Ticking and filed with the hest Eas-
tern shore Live eese Feathers warranted sweet and
rec from smell; 200O lbs best quality CURLED
HAIR, received direct from Boston, win be sold in
tne Iope or peked QUO lbs prime FEATHERS, Cured
or Incurred, sold by the bag in lots 10 suit
crs Also in store, Cot Bedsteads Blankets LOOKING
Glasses, Sheepskin Mats, sc. sc. Made TO order.
peas, Mattlasses Cushions, Carpets and Curtains -
UPHOLSTERY done in ali its branches
Hotels, Boarding Houses, Ships and Stea.h,a,s
urshed at short notice, the best terms Old feah-
Ell beds dressed, and old mattresses renovated Per
sons IN Wanto the above articles will save 20 per cent
by calling at the FEATHER EMPORIUM X sonib
G.avert-st., two doors below the Mechanical Engine
House. w p SpEyCrP
~ b. Wanted a smart, active Boy about Is years
vi age; 10 run efrands Apply as above. ap9
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IVUII tUtTNDy
obvlang the pain and danger of having it extracted
ny DIR STlNSON, 81 HANOVER STREET 5 doors
above Pratt, who guarantees permanent cure in all
cases Also, flleng, Scaeing, Plugging regulating or
remedyhg the irregularities OF Cbildrcn's Teeth.
Dr. ,, VIII insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH, from one
to iu set, in the latest and most approved manner
ne mas plo particular attention 10 this branch OF the
proession aud his Operations TO rive perec
satisfaction IN all cases, Those troubled with teeth
that have been improperly inserted or recurring new
setis would Go well to call as early as possible as de-
lays generally add oh Starlcs to tile nneratiun Per
sons doing so may ely on being treated in a skiIfu
manner and at prices that cannot fail to please.
Dr. ). has an article for filling teeth that are too
much deca!e0 10 be plugged with gold, which wG
render them stiviceable and durable This nrtirn ;s
entirely unlike the cemeEtS now in use, as 1t never
furnishes or changes color.
03- All operations performed in the most lie irahle
manner, and At very reasonable charges Office hours
from A. VI. to Z. VI. AMI
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ITEMS OF News. Gen. Dawson, member of
Congress from Louisiana, was lying dangerous
ly i'll on the 26th ult.-Thomas March, a
drayman, was killed at n. Orleans on the 18th
ult. in an ARRAY with another drayman. -
The Monongahela Bridge at Pittsburg, is TO be
Golden, was killed on the railroad at Charles
town, Mass, on Tuesday, in attempting to
jump on the cars while in moton.-HUn.
Dixon Fl. Lewis arrived at Charleston on San
day from Washngton.-The New World
has been sold by Z. Winchester, the proprietor,
to Ward 6 Co, Of the Saturday Emporium,
and will be merged into the latter paper next
week.-The water was let into the Lachine
canal on the lst inst, and two steam propel-
lcrs, with flour and provisions, reached Mon
treal next day.--The trial of Burnett, the
pilot of the Swallow has been postponed until
July.--Ihe Wing Central Committee in Ohio
have determined not to call convention. as
proposed, to take measures against the Annex
alton Of TeXas.-Charles B. Penrose. ESQ.
late Solicitor of the u S, Treasury, we learn
from the Lancaster Union, is about to remove
to that city, with the view Of commencing the
practice of his profession. -Among the pas
sengers in the Hibernia, is Mr. Rives, of Vir-
ginia, late Secretary of Legation at London,
which appointment he resigned. -The corner
stone of the new Baptist College at Montreal
was to be laid on the It'll nst-A sea can
tain, NAMED James Stewart, committed suicide
in N. YORK on Wednesday.-In the same
city, on Tuesday night, B. Melville was taken
to the police Office drunk and the next morning
found dead
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wTHOLEsALE AND RETAIL.

w SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS &c
No. 10 SOUTH STREET
o. sa The undersigned respt ctfullv re-
4 T. FhA turn Their thanks to their numerous
&Hr'' friends and the public for their past
Il ff:r~s32l1zM favors, and respectfully ask con
". i.-esIi----=etA tHuance of the same. We have in
store large and general assortment
Oh o., La.'es ana sentlemen's plain and quilted SAD
DIES, of various qualities and prices.
We have also very superior gentlemen's SApntes
made on the very best English trees and Of the hest
English Leather-all of which are warranted as re-
presented. -
large and general assortment of Coach, Gig and
wagon HARNESS, of silver, brass, covered and la
PANIED mounting. -
Also, very large assortment of TRAVELLING
TRUNKS; some OF which are made after the well
known English Trunk, Of solid leather. and which
cannot be broken by the hard knocks of travelling,
Hand Trunks; Ladies' Bonnet Boxes various sizes.
Travelling Bags; Vaeises; Saddle Bags: Heads and
HelnS; Martnsale Cellars; Ilaimes; Blind Brides; Hal
tera; Cart and Wagon Harness
Also very superior assortmentof Bit and Birdoon
bhh'es, Dest English Leather; SnQfel Brides; Mar
tlngales and Whips of the best quality.
Military work made al the shortest notice and in the
most fashionable style JENKINS 4 LII
mh24 2aw3m.
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DIyipESps, The bank of Haperstovn has
declared a half yearly dividend of three per
cent and 1hree per cent surplus. The Will
Transport ind Hagerstown Turnpike company
have also eclared half yearly dividend oftwo
per cent.
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IPIP American Republicans of Boston
intend eel rating the 18th of June with appro-
] pirate Ger monies.
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HF-TTE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BAITl
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
ful carriers, only sir and quarter cents per week
Tho Clipper will also be SENT by mail, to distant
subscribers at the rate Of -Four Dollars per year-pay
able, always, in advance.
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS
FREIGHT AND pAsSEN.

FREIGHT AND PASSEN-
gS,tjj.ssy,ssa AZ GER TRAlN--Fare ,hroarh,
ss .sis..4s5 ,ES, only 80 Cts. The COMPANY,
Agsyl&sr T freight Tram Car will leave
DAILY (eAcep sundays at O'Clock, P. M arriv-
ing IN Philadelphia early next morning. Fare so .,s
G3- The Return Mail Passenger Traias leave Phi
ladeIphia respectively at P VI, aud lOf P. NJ. The
Freight Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia al Al
O'clock, 2. NJ. ~ :
m2s-u A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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NOR ANNAPOLIS.

NOR ANNAPOLIS,
n EASrON AND CAMBRIDGE.
n sa<ssf1 The steamer OSIRIS, Cant. JOHN
EsS74J t$ssvr d. TURNER, will leave Commerce. ST.
SszasSssrxhadh& wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
at ociock for the above places and return next day
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING
at O'Clock, and Easton at 81 O'Clock, for Annapolis
and Baltimore.
Passage TO Annapolis 80. ..........75 Cent?
g. To Easton or Cambridge. ...SI.5O
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wye Land
ing, st. Michael's and Eason (via Miles River Ferry
70 Easton.l VIII leave Commerce St wharf every
MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock; and return next
day, leaving Miles River Ferry every Tuesday Morn
ing, at O'cock st Michael's, q; Wye Landing 81
West River M, for Annapolis ana Baltimore.
r%SSdse 70 nnnaponS. '''.''''.'.'.....75 Gents.
g TO Wye, St Mchaes, OF Ferry l.5O
FOR CENTREVlLLE AND CHESTERTOWN
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock, and return the same dav
touching al Corsica at lOb O'Clock, and Chester at il
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage g
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leaves
commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, al O'Clock and returns day, leaving West
River at " O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baltimore
Passage to Annapolis rs cts. TO West River 81.
JOHN ID. TURNER,
ap2q- ia Office lower end Ccmmarcc 6, Dol,
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INDIANA Hon. Thos. J. Henley has been
unanimously nominated fer reelection to Con-
gress by tie Democrats of the I'd District of
Indiana. Hon. John Petit, do, in the sth
District
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PASSENGERs FOR PORT DE.

PASSEN GERS FOR PORT DE-
6SIs, PosITE. FARE THROUGH rs CENTS
HiFf55i Passengers leave the Depot, Pratt street.
N1sse-- IN the cars of the Philadelphia Whining
ION ana Baltimore Railroad Company, DAILY, (e4-
eept sunday at 9ocleck, A. NJ Reach Havrelde-
Grace at and then proceed to Port Deposite BY the
steamer Gosport, Capt, Sturgeon
N5-Tiekets must be procured at the office before
ehleasihe the cars. A. CRAWFORD,
INV
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ap29.tlslJa Office Iawer end Comme1ce. si Ral,

"A ss<-4] FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
EssE5fs AskSIseBR lDGE and EASTON. The steamer
HsitstsRxfshAk- MARYLAND having undergone tho
rough repair, and very handsome Improvements both
in hull and machinery will resume her remInr route
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end of Dugan's wharf at O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Aunanolis
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, b. way of Cam
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore
FOR CIfESTERTOHN and CENTREIJLLE
On MONDAY, the l7th inst. she will 90 TO Chez
terown and back, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock ana
continue the above until further notice. Passage 81
ms LEMCEI. G.. TAYLOR