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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Lost Child. A gentleman took up n little
girl last evening, and not being able to find her
parents, took her to his own house. Further
information can be had by applying at this Of
flee.
Only Few More Left. Mr.. Editor, know
ing You to be gentleman Of particular obser-
valion and lover of the fine arts, and also
that your calling leads you to observe and note
what combines novelty, interest and merit, the
pure test of the march Of Improvement and
discovery, | will not presume, that, in your
peregrinations over the surface of our fair city,
YOU have failed to notice the attractive show
of Daguerrean likenesses, taken by the Messrs.
King & Kerfoot, at their gallery of paintings,
No. l6S Baltimore-st. Any one, having a
leisure moment, would be amply repaid for
even passing glance at their numerous speci-
mems for take it upon me to say, that
Plumbe, or Anthony and Edwards, though
they be masters of this art, are unable more
perfectly "to hold the mirror up to Nature"
nor do believe, that the general outline and
features of the face can be more wildly and
truthfully portrayed. But these gentlemen
nave sllenced the only remaining doubt as to
the rank they are destined to occupy among
this description of artists for they have taken,
as any one may see at the foot of the stairs,
the identical "Only tsac more left"--the genu-
Inc razor-strop man-basket strops, and his
speaking card. Look and see if it can he
beaten A YIsToR.
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"a Ew AND CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
~ SHURfH & TAYLOR, No. South ST. near
Baltimore, have just received the following new ana
VERY CHEAP Books:
Nos and HISTORY OF GERMANY, from the
earliest period TO the present time, ny Frederick
Rohlrausch, to be completed in parts at % cents
each.
THE KNICKERBOCKER, Il r May Terms IS year
POPULAR LECTURES ON SCIENCE AND ART,
by Dr. Lardner No. !: price d cts
No II iarrers edition Of the WANDERING JEW
Price 81 cts,
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No. 3 and last, of MOUNT SOREL, or tine IIetess of
the De Veres: by the author Of 1.-TWO Old Mems
tales Also, fresh supply OF No !. ,.,,,,,
WE8STER'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF DOMESTIC
ECONOMY. No. l-Io be completed in IL parts;
Nos. l6 and II Mrs. HALLS SKETCHES OF IRISH
CHARACTER. Price 25 cts.
CHARLES Tf RELL. or the Bitter Blood; by James.
Pocket edition; price p cts. A good Novel by a
first rate author.
THE ROBBER OF THE RHINE, by Letchie Ritehe.
THE SCHOOL GIRL IN FRANCE. Price q5 cts.
ST. PATRICK'S EVE, or the Three Eras in the Life
of an IRISH Peasant; by Chas. Lever. Three ed-
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No. so LITTELL's LIVING AGE. Price l9l cents
good No.
Five dates of the LONDON PUNCH, ,.u,,.
Also, THE GREAT GUN-opp0sion to Punch.
All the Nos, of HARPER'S LIBRARY OF SELECT
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sale or retail at
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TAYLOR * CO.'S,
II Washington D. C..
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IN YoRK-sT. FOR SALE,

DWELLING IN YORk-sT. FOR SALE.
80 The Subscriber, being about TO break IN
&H;,,,J house keeping, will dispose of his Dwell
SMim LING, situated on the cast side of York st.
M?1.uA opposite Aisquith street and McKims Free
Schooi' This property is in perfect state of repair
throughout, and ready for the immediate recepon OF
iamiv ltfronts % feet York street. with depth
OF l7O feet to Salisbury street, which the Stables
ana Carrase-honse are placed. The dwelling is a
three story Brick, 25 by 40 feet with an excellent
PACK buIldlng with breakfast room, servants roDms
k'tshen, bathing room, &c. &c. No house could be
more comtnodIous, for lis extended, dry and well ar
ranged Easements, its parlors chambers and Iodeing
rooms. In the yard there is pump of excellent wa.
yer, flower garden and grapery that will Weld from
lo to IL bushels of the choicest fruit The stable &c
Communications are excellent. This property will be
disposed OF at private sale, upon easy terms of pay
meht. considerable part of the purchase money
can lie upon the property for several years. The pro
perry Is ready for inspection, and will be shown on
application to the subscriber the premises or az
Mrs uRATH SrEvENsoN's, in Front street, north of
the Catholic Chuich.
ap293t lp2t HENRY STEVENSON,
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YENHOMsON's COMPOUND SYRUP
III OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHAl


CONSuMP1IpES DOUBT NO LONGER-But
read the toFlotring and REFLECT!
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE!!
PHILADELPHIt, April 4, l645.
hereby certify, That radically cured of con-
hrRed PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, solely by
the use OF THohsOS's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
WOOD NAPHTHA. The annexed statement of my
physician is deemed sufficient convince all of the
excellence Of this invaluable remedy.
JAS. ANDREWS, PIT Catharine street
was called to attend in the above case, in the Sc
condary stage of the disease found the patient Ia
boring under complex disease of the lungs and liver
liberation of the latter had taken place. and by per
cusslon, discovered an abscess had Termed in the
right lung. The case being apparently hopeless and
beyond the reach of the usual treatment, resolved at
once on using ThoasOns Compound Syrup of Tar
and Wood Naphtha, the virtues of which [ had pre-
vlousIy tested, scarcely expecting it would reach
case so desperate. The result Isl cure the most en-
traordinay henceforth dispeng all doubts res ting
the efficacy of this excellent medicine, in diseases of
the lungs and liver. NJ. CHAMBERS, NJ. ID.
Philadelphia, April l, 1916.
{G3- Principal Office, Northeast corner of FIFTH
and SPRUCE STREETS, Philadelphia. Sold in Bal
tmore by Roberts & Atkinson, corner of Baltimore
and Hanover streets; Charles Stott, Washington, d.
c.; A. Duval Co, Richmond, Va.
o. Price so cents per bottle, or bottles for $3.50
BcwGre of all limitations. ap2s-3m
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JESUS WITNESSES; or, the "Great Saliva
tom Exemplifed, in the expel fence of those
who profess to have obtained this inestmable
blessing-by Henry Doll, Local Elder in the
Methodist Episcopal Church This volume
contains the experience and reflections of many
professors of religion. To those who are Sc
rously disposed, and believe that there are con-
solutions in religion not to be found elsewhere,
this publication will no doubt prove acceptable
We have glanced but slightly over its contents,
courage the Christian to persevere in his reli-
gious duties. The volume is published and for
sale by Messrs Parsons & Preston.
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MoSs. ADRENT. ,Secoud night Of the great
Magician at the Assembly rooms. Many SUI
prising experiments will be given this evening.
Gentlemen taking ladies and children should
90 early as the excitement to see the astonish-
ing Magician is intense.
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Rg-LoTs OF SUsPENDERs, Gloves, Stocks,
sc. SHSpenders at %, 81 and 50 cents pair; Gents
fine Cotton Gloves in varieties, l2 cts pair; do fine
Linen do. 81 cts pain; Ladies' Gloves 6! pair;
Caps cts each, Cents Summer Stocks only 81 cents
each; Linen Collars new stye) only 10 and 25 cents
Cutlery; Casors only 62l cts each; Tea Spoons at ls3
set Table Spoons 37, and very superior 10 set
also Head Brushes; Combs, and every variety of fancy
Goods of al low prices for cash.
Right on the corner Of Baltimore and Charles SITS.
ap29-3lN MORTIMER & MOWBRAS
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En,IIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .rREMEN.

FESIE ERA--CHOLERA-- TREMEN-
n DOUS EXCITEMENT at the Cheap PubIica-
ton Depot 60 Baltimore ST., 4 doors East Of Gay.
Just received No. of the Wandering Jew, Harper Is
Edition, price 81 cts.
The Robbers of the Rhine, splendid novel, cheap
edition, 25 cts.
The Saturday American and Temperance Advocate,
weekly paper published by l.. &. Levin, devoted
to the aid and support of Temperance and Native
Americanisn; single copies cts.
fourth supply of the Music of the Bohemian Girl, 6
songs and pieces The subscriber does not adver-
tzG the above work for l2I and charge % cts
bur adverzes it at the price he charges tor it,
The Mosaic Workers; tale of Venice, translated
from the French of G. Sand, price % cts.
The Complete History of Ireland, from the earliest
times, Wy approved standard writers, Ia cts.
Chronicles o. Pncyille. 80 cts
Vol LIST Waverly Aovas, contents and complee) 80
cts.
Bachelors Own Book, "a illustrations, 81! cts.
ST. Parcks Eve Three Eras in the life Of an Irish
man, Carey s Hast'S fine edition, 6! cts.
The Last of the Saxons, 25 cts.
course Of English Reading, adapted to every taste
and capacity, with anecdotes of Men of Genius, by
the Rev. Jas. Pycrot, l25 cts.
Wild Love, n splendid Romance, 25 cts.
Arthur's Magazine for May, lS cts
All the Monthly Magazines, Weekly Papers and cheap
Publications, for sale wholesale or retail, at
JAMES f. McGLENAN'S,
1t No 80 Baltimore
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TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE IN MExIco-Loss Of
Life. The n. Orleans Bee learns fiom Vera
Cruz paper that on the lth inst. the city of
Mexico was visited by n terrible earthquake at
tended by great destruction Of property and
loss of life.
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g3- HEAVEN has blessed US with no richer boon
on earth than the means of alleVatiug the many lilo
to which our trai bodies are sube How thankful,
therefore, should we be for the possession of such
gift, and how grateful to the through whose in
strumentallty is obtained Read the following from
one Of most estmabe citizens. Ii is among the
MANY testimonials that are daily given:
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Ea,o EMIGRANTs. The WESTERN ToTR.

TENO EMIGRANTS. The WESTERN TOUR
q lST, or Emigrant's Guide through the States of
Ohio Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Missouri, and
the Territories of Wisconsin and Iowa; being ac-
curate and concise description of each State, Terri
tory, and Country. Also describing all the principal
stage rOutes, canals, railroads, and the distance be
tween the towns, accompanied with correct map,
showing the townships, lines of the United States
surveys, the boundaries of counties, position of vii
lagos, etc. Just received and for sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
ap29-3t Isl Pratt-st, adjoining Railroad Depot
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No MAIL. There were no papers received
here yesterday afternoon by the mail from Phi
ladelphia. The express of Messys. Adams &
Co, however, furnished US with copy of the
Spirit Of the Times, for which they have orr
thanks.
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BYRNE & co. = NEW OFFICE,
Corner of Exchange Place s. South ST. I
$1,000 soh b1 ucf No' c1 10 AZ s. V $Goo
House,; besides of S308-a good commencement of
the week. We offer the following fine schemes for
To-day and Tomorrow. THIS DAY, $1,000, $4,000,
10 of l0o0-tckets S2j
Wednesday, go 900, 5000 10 of lOOO-tickets AS.
{3-TO CITIZENS. Orders through the city post
office receive the same attention, when addressed to
Byrne & Co. as if personally present,
Drawn Nos Of yesterdays Lottery,
AZ 10 IS "A Al 5 IS 81 81 66 60 %
BYRNE co.
North East corner of Exchange Place and south.st
II Yellow House
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Our Book TABLE. The Columbian Calcu-
lntor, being practical and concise system of
decimal rthmetc-adapted to the use of
schools in the United States-by .4lmoh Tick
nor. Second edition. We have been favored
by the author with Il copy of this highly APP
proved work, and do not hesitate to recommend
it to teachers as being we'll calculated for the
use Of schools. The work is for sale at the
bookstore of NIessrs. .fraS'rong s. Berrg.
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THROUGH IN SEYAN HOIRS!

THROUGH IN SEVEN HOURS!
+ Il X ONE DO l. LA II ONLY
n Sz9a~s;t TO PHILADELPHIA! By the fast
Esg5seeA Sssss STEAMBOATS, CONSTITUTION AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GEO WASHINGTON, of the CITE
lens, UNION LINE via Frenchtown and New
castle Rairoad-at O'Clock, A. NJ, DAILY, Except
Sundays.)
The superb steamboats, CONSTITUTION, Captain
CHAvToR, and GEORGE WASHINGTON, CAPTAIN
TRlrPE, leave Bowly's Wharf, foot of South street.
alternately, EVERY MORNING, except Sundays,)
az SIN o'clock, A. NJ, for PhiladeIph ia-through in
SEVEN HOURS
Fare to Phladel phla. ............S 81 90
Fare To FrsnchtOwn.. ............ l 90
Fare to FOrd's Landing. .......... ! 90
The following nnrivailed Boats compose this Line:
Steamboat CONSTITUTION, Capt. CHAYroR.
Steamboat GEO. WASHINGTON, Capt. TRGPPE.
Steamboat ROBT, MORRIS, Capt. DOuCLAss.
Steamboat OHIO, Capt, DAVIS.
u As the above Boats and gentlemaniy Captains
are, fram long experience, well known to The travel
ling community land being the ONLY LINE of steam
boats that can be depended upon TO make regular
nectons with the Lines East West and South, pas
sengers may rely upon more safety, comfort and e1-
petition than BY any other Line.
ap29 eo6t A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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bALIIVUKF, NpTN 2OIN, IcIo,
DR.. JOHN NJ WILLIAMS DearSir-I deem il not
only an act of justice TO you, but duty | owe the
public, To testify to them that from ample experience
in the use of your PURIFYING BLOOD PILLS, [
believe them TO be THE BEST MEDICINE EVER
USED, and to have produced such good results in my
family as | could scarcely hope 10 realize from any
medicinal agent. Yours, &c.
JAMES s. SUFFER-,
ap29 Pitt street, above Exeter.
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EN NJ. SHANE. TAILOR and SCOURER, No
AL0 II Camden street, between Charles and Light
N. b. Clothing handsomely cleaned and repaired at
the shortest notice. Tar, paint sc. removed without
injury TO the cloth. ap29 BIN
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daughters. Many Of them come over hun
died miles to enter the mills Their education
has brcr attended to in the district schools,
which are dotted like diamonds over every
square mile of New England. Their moral and
religious characters have been formed by pious
parents under the paternal roof Their bodies
have been developed and their constitutions
made strong BY the pure air, wholesome food,
ana youthful exercise.
After an absence OF a few years, having laid
by few hundred dollars, they depart for their
homes, get married, settle down in life, and be-
come the heads of families. Such, we believe,
in truth, to be a correct statement of the Lo-
well operatives, and OF the hours Of labor"
VrRGINIl ELECTION. The returns from this
State leave no doubt OF the success OF the de-
mocrats, who will have nearly all the Congress
men, and majoritics in both branches OF the le-
gislatu7e. The Richmond Compiler (whig) of
Yesterday, sums mp the result as far as ascer-
tained as follows:
The wings have l5st-Hanover ], Caroline
|. Spottsvlyania !, Essex |, Gloucester |, Ac-
comac |, Elizabeth city and Warwick |, Fair
fax lin all eight Members of the House Of
Delegates, and probably Senator in the north
ern neck District, TO succeed Col. r. w. Car
ter
They have gained, we believe, the Senator
from Hampshire, in which district Orrck is
probably elected over Sloan.
Our opponents will have decided majorites
in both Houses.
To Congress, thus far, we have elected but
one wing, aud he, we fear, is the only ,chg We
shall have.
The following gentlemen may be set down
nlnCted.
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MEW WORK JUST PUBLIsHED.

NEW WORK JUST PUBLISHED
~ JESUS WITNESSES; or the GREAT SAL
WALTON Exempfed in the experience of those who
profess to have experienced this nestmable Blessing
To which are added Aphorsms and Reflections reat-
lng to lhatmpoltant doctrine, by the Rev. Henry Doll.
Published and for sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
Booksellers, Statonets and Blank Book manufacture
ers, No. Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De-
pot
The following notice of The work is from the pen
OF the late DR.. Sewall:
WASHINGTON CITY, March 18th, lS45.
have examined the work published by he Rev.
Henry Doll on the "Great Salvation Exemplitied,
Sc, and am well pleased with it that have pur-
chased five copies for distribution. think it is cacu-
lated TO be exceedingly useful aud hope that he will
be encouraged in its general circulation.
ap29 81 THOS. SEWALL, NJ. d.
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LIBERALITY. Mr.. James Duncan, of this CT.
ty, gentleman who volunteered his services
in aid of Mrs. Wilson'S family, yesterday paid
over to them the sum of S2l,o6 Id collected by
him for their benefit. We should be pleased
indeed to announce that the liherality of our
citizens had entirely relieved the distress
brought upon this deserving family by the re-
cent calamitons fire.
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SOLOMON LEVI.

H
-xsss,.a@ Respectfully informs the public
4czSSlSStEFf. that he has the only Prepare
-ssts22S ESytSsEEs for destroying RATS and
-sSassr5-eA y--...sS MICE, REACHES and ANTS.
- - +-E=.ss-s=This preparation will never
fail, if applied according to directions; and put up
in cheap FORM that all may give it trial host Of
references can he given of its complete success. 1t
can be mad OF his agents, corner of HANOVER and
MARKET STREETS. ap29 1t
- ENTLEMEN'S SUMMER WEAR, On
IA hand, splendid lot of color'd LINEN DRILLS,
of new patterns
Superior white Liren Drills; do do. Duck do
Fancy GambrOons and Tweeds
Plain and tWilled Summer CLOTHS
Mixed texture French CASSIMERES
All wool and silk chain Drab D'Ete
Splendid single mied DOeskins
In VESTINGS we have a beautiful lot of shaded
and Cashmere rich colored Silk, heavy black and CO.
lored Satin, new patterns of MarseiIles, super white
Marseilles in large and small diamond, Buff and
white Ca:hmeret, &c.
In COAT MATERIALS we have n great variety of
light texture, including the various new things.
HAMILTON EASTER & co,
ap22-4t 203 Baltimore street
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TMNWO PRIZES OF $1,000. Both sold by
III TUCKER BRO. Yesterday again was lucky
day at our Prize Enporum-S 1890 in whole, we
sold TO citizen, and SleO0 in half ticket, we sold
to stranger, who got $40 N. Carolina note changed
and only took Two half Tickets resulting as above,
% Order early. The Small Fry draws again next
saturday. Capital $4,000 Tickets 81, qrs 25 cents.
Packages of qrs 50 37a, and s's 81 6S, on certificate
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery,
AZ 10 IS "A IA 5 So 3e 81 66 81 %
T. II. TUCKER & BROTHER,
II Head of I,enIre Market Snaca
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% RHEUMATISM. Thousands suffer with this
dreadful complaint under the mistaken idea that it
cannot he cured But we assert that the Indan.Ve-
getable Elixir and I.inment will cure any case, and
refer the skeptical to the following gentlemen who
have been cured: Mr.. VIM, Peasa at Tammany
Hall, OF % years standing; Mr. James G Reynolds 54
Chrystic street; Mr. G. Freebon S5 Front street; Mr.
G. Marriott, 1913 Madison street. We can refer YOU
hundreds in this city who have been cured by the
articles to be had at 81 CORTLAND street, New York.
For sale in Baltimore, al the corner of Hanover and
Baltimore SITS. Also at the corner of Baltimore and
Harrison SIS and at No. 81 Thames ST. 1t
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HoLLIDAY-sT. THEATRE. There was quite
full attendance at this house last evening, de-
spite the unfavorable state of the weather, to
listen to the Ethiopian operate Corps who
acquitted themselves fayorably, eliciting the ap-
degree. Although this company cannot boast
of any one protesting ability of a high order,
yet collectively, they are excellent. The pa
rodIes of well known songs and burlesque of
the eccentricitcs of vocallsts are most admira-
BILE; and Judging from their reception prove at
tractlve. We were pleased to see so good an
attendance. The entertainment offered fer this
evening is a parody on the Bohemian Girl, en-
titled the "Boy-a- Man-Girl," with Concert.
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UT WOULD HAVE DONE Your EWES

good to have seen the gold and silver paying out
for prizes yesterday, at SCHOOLFIELD & co.'s =
ihey sod to Nos A 80 "a prize of $780, sold to an
old dovotee of 'Dame Forttine,n in a whole ticket.
which cost only SIS, for which he receives net siege
also TO Nos d 81 So, prize of $780, sent TO Feeder
lex, Nd; Nos 10 a. prize Of $50, and Nos % 30
90, prize Of 800, both sold to citizens.
Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class 81, drawn
April %, Inwest prize S., are
AZ 10 So "a "A 5 - 80 81 &c 81 y
solidated Lottery class IT,
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NBALM LEAF HATS on consignment, and fo

WBALM LEA + HATS on consignment and for
H. sale at manufacturers prices.
Mems and Boys white, No | toe.
do. double Brms-some very SUPERIOR
do and Boys Variegatrd.
The above include some handsome STYLES suitable
tor city retailing-tor boys particularly-the whole
forming complete assortment,
TlNGES s. DUFALL,
ap29 2aw6t 276 Ba timore street mp s,nrsl
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90 NOTICE. The owners of Lots in Old Trinity
(now st. Andrews) Burial Ground are requested to
meet in the Basement Room of st. Andrews Church,
High street, on TUESDAY EVENING, April Goth, at
o'clock, 10 receive the report OF the Committee ap-
pointed 10 fence the same.
ap262t' w. d. GREETIIAM, Chm Com.
63- COMMUNICATIONS The grand capi,al prize
of s20, 900 was again sold yesterday az l. EWISSON'
lucky office, TO gentleman of Indiana making the
third high ptize he has sold this month amounting TO
upwards of $50 600. We refer adventuers u his ad-
yertisement of splendid Lotteries for the month of
May. and recommend them to give his Office trial.
NT- Remember the number
LEWISSON'S LUCKY OFFICE,
No. 1873 Pratt street, 5 doors east of
APPS 81 DradShaw's and National Hotel.
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TUX FTTLNUEITTTTA.
N}-CABIN PASSAGE 81. BERTHS FREE
MEALS % CENTS.
~ srA~ys The splendid new Steamer EX
G<sz~S yh6s,r PRESS, Capt Whitticar, will leave the
sdssa szspS&kRh head of Pratt-st wharf THIS tues
day. AFTERNOON, 29th inst, mt 3 o clock and wA
G11fre in Philadelphia the merit morning in time for
the Northern Train.
The EXPRESS is handsomely fitted out with SUI
peror State Rooms and Berths, capable of accomm0-
dating 20 passengers.
She is the fastest Propeller in the United States ard
The only afternoon boat running that arrive in
Philadelphia IN time to connect NTH the NeW York
Morning Train
10 For Freight or Passage, apply at the Steamboat
Othce, ~ E. corner of Patt and Light streets, or to
the Captain on board.
N. B. No lchartage charged on Goods shipped in this
Line, either in Philadelphia or Baltimore 1t