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DAILY TO THK sEpUYE8.

DAILY TO TEE SOUTH.
BY THE B.f i LINE, CARRYING TIE GREET
CENTRAL UNITED ST.4I'ES M,9iL,
rs NOW IN COMPLETE ORDER, with
d three beats on the Bay, viz: GEORGIA, Captain
Cannon, HERALD, CAPTAIN Russell, and JEWESs,
apiain sutton; and two on James River, viz CUR
It's PECK, Captain Davis and ALICE, Capt Skin
Rer, all of which steamboats, are not surpassed in the
Union for speed, strength and comfort.
BY this we'll known, comfortable, pleasant, safe aud
popular route. via chesapeake BAY to Norfolk, Va.
up James River TO City Point, Va, BY steamboats,;
thence bv Railroad 10 Petersburg, Va, WeldOp and
Wilmington, NJ. e., and thence by steamboats, 10
Charleston, y G. (without loss OF sleep, and no uil
pleasant changing passengers and baggage Through
to Charleston iii 81 hours, as short time As any
SCHEDULE:
a sssuga Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore,
s5ssBsg sssday (cxcepr sunday at O'Clock, P.
N ,inthe 5teambolts GEORGIA, Capt
Cannon, OF HERALD, Capt, Russell Arriving at Nor
folk (altcr good nights sleep by O'Clock, Am.
-, stgsr2 Thence up James River, with its
452;.sas.etaaiE Steamboats, CURTIS PECK, Captain
Davis, or ALICE, Capt. skinner, to City Point Rail
Road to Petersburg, 1.-TWO hours ahead of the Greut
Mail Line leaving Baltimore the same aLeInoon)
whtrC The two lines amdgamatC to the South, with
continuous line from charleston, $. C. to Mobile and
New Orleans, by far ae most comfortable and shortest
FARE REDUCED,
Through tickets from Baltimore 10 Charlcs'0n,
=. G. have always been sold by this line,
checrtuIly received, and promptly paid 10 ali
concerned, 90
Through tickets to and from Baltimore, Nor
folk OF Portsmouth, Observation-Disclosures. G,OG
Through tickets to and from tily Point Peters
burg "dd Richmond, Va..,...........,..., 600
Through tickets 10 and lrom Weldon, N. c.. $50
. to and from franklin or Black
TIE PORTSMOUTH, GhihROAD is
tt;3FE.sE raoning daily 20 and ftom Weldon, there
;55s3s:Tsss5sJ connecting with the passengers going
South or 3 hours ahead Of the Greet
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Mrs. Morris DEBUT as a concert singer took
place in New York on Thursday evening-the
papers speak enthusiastically of her vocal pow
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-18

SIGNS OF SEVERE WINTER. We learn
from the Alleghanian, that Buck and Bear
were killed a few days since within half mile
of Cumberland, Md.
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.b.r.t CaTIZMNs' UNlt,N LINE

a sfzgyt CITIZENS UNlesA LIME
IIsrssshagsaa- did and well-known Steseierp CON
sIiTUTION ann GEORGE WAsHiASTON. vim
Frenchiown and Newcastle Railroad, leave BOW
Lf,S WHARF, (toot OF South street,) eitenarelY
DAILY, Except Sundays )at s O'Clock, m
&C. Fare through TO PHlLADEL PHiA S3
SUPPER provided on bOurd.
R35, RETURNiNG-Thc superior Jtear,hs RO.
BERT NORRIS leaves Dock street whagf fsIaGeI-
phia al 81 O'Clock, T N. daily, tsuudays 4scencd.l
as GFsl A. CRAWFORD. Agent
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PITTsBURG. A correspondent of the Pitts
burg Chronicle says, he has never known tho
business of that city to be active as it is the
present fall. He cnumeratos so steam and
other boats loading, and a demand for moro
exists
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-18

Pennsylvania. The Hon. James Cooper,
of Adams county, is spoken of as the next
wing candidate for the Governor Of this
State.
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into the iOathSOmc cell of the prisoner (whose
delicate though youthful constitution is giving
way under the confinement TO cheer him with
hope full of mercy and justice. He is entitled
to it. His amiablo di position and good CON
duet previous 10 this transaction warrants me
in saying 1t. He is as deserving of it as the
dead wonld have been, were he living and in
generated for 4 like ohencc--tho result of a
dreadful alternative, either to lose liio OF to
take life. JUsTIrIA
GREAT MAIL RoGgERY-0 One HWnirsd and
Twenty Thousand Dollars .Hiseingi The mail
bag despatched from Albany on "Wednesday
night for New York, Is missing, and hns either
been stolen or mis-seHt, the latter not unlikely,
as so rniserably managed are the mails some
times, that we think it nothing strange to re-
ceige the Southern mail via Boston and New
York. The contents Of the missing bag were
very valuable. The Commercial Bank of Al
banY had enclosed in it drafts TO the amount
Of $780, 900, tho State Bank of Albany geo, 900
in all about 100000. These were in all in.
stances, drawn payable 20 order, and forged
endorsement will be necessary before they can
be made available 70 the robbers.
The mail was taken to New York in the
knickerbockcr Steamboat, 1t was no. in charge
ofa mail agent, no sach officer being appointed,
except for the mails carried in the five O'Clock
boat which lands Ut all the river post offices.
1t was not missed till near noon of the l2th.--
We are informed by tho Pos: Master here,
says the N. Y. journal of Commerce, that the
person whose duty it ls to bring the mails TO the
New York Post Office, states that he found the
mail bags laying on the deck of the boat, the
officer in whose room they were usually place
for safeguard, having retired 10 his berth and
left them on the deck, instead of retaining
them in hsr oom, and delivering them to the
post Office porter when the boat arrived. The
''pouch'' spoken of in Mr. Morris letter, was
not among them.
Tho boat reached New York at O'Clock in
the morning. The mail must have been taken
off in the interval between the landing and the
arrival Of tho porter from tho office. How &C.
curate this statement may turn out to be, We
cannot tell, but as it stands, it throws the re-
sponsbility for this affair upon the management
at the other end of the route.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-18

CLOSING OF THE SCHUYLKrLL NAyIGATIoN.
In order to facilitate the progress of their inn
provements, the Schuylkill Navigation Com
pany have resolved to close their canal from
and after Saturday, the 9th Of December next.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-18

1Un Ihbs OF Tess mako sQWafB-il an nuVeFtSemtnt
exceeds ten lires, the price will he in proportion
All advertisements are payable al the time Of their
Insertion.
RF-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, y large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter Of the
daily, is published every Saturday morning at the low
s,rice CT Sl.00 per aNnum
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FoR ENGLAND. The steamship Caledonia
sailed from Boston on Sunday, with s5 passen-
gers.
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A HORRIBLE DEATH. We learn from the
Worcester (Nass.) Transcript, that MIR, Asa
Mason, Manufacturer of tacks and brads, while
adjusting his machinery, was caught by the
skirts of ms coat by the bolt, and drawn up
backwards over the shaft, between which and
the ceiling there was only space of s inches,
aud was thrown round upwards Of 100 times
before the machinery could be stopped His
back was probably broken the FIRST revolution.
He died in few moments. MIR Mason was
between so and 60 years of are,
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RAvACEs OF PLAQUES. The Plague in l347
destroyed $4,000 OF the inhabitants Of London;
in i4O7, $4,000 persons were swept off in the
same city by the same scourge; and in 1904,
onc-fourth of the whole population died from
the awful pestlence. 1t next visited Constan-
tinope in 1911, when 10000 persons died of
it. lnl665 it again visited London, taking off
$4,000 persons. In Bossorah, 1913, $4,000
were destroyed by it. In Smyrna, 1884, co.
600. In Toms, 1855, $4,000. In Egypt,
1872. SOC, 600. and in 1871. 80, 600.
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New York FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKEr.-
The correspondent of the Philadelphi North
American writes from New York ON Saturday
afternoon as follows:
In the -four market to-day there was rather
less difficulty in buying at $3.50 for Genessee
than Yesterday, and some parcels were picked
up at s6.44. A lot Of 1000 brls. Genseee was
sold for export at s6.44, and 5000 do. at SO SO,
to remain in store Ia days, probably to take
the chances of tho next steamer. The tenden-
cy at the close was downward. In Southern
descriptions there is little or nothing doing and
the supply is quite moderate. The week $ rate
is S625.
Wheat is wanted, but thorc is little or none
Offering. Genesee is about I32al3 cts. Cora
for export is not so active. Sales for dis.!lling
of some 5000 bushels Southern were made at
76 cts, weight, delivered. Oats are selling at
at 47a48 cts. Rye 80 cts. delivered, for dis
tilIing, with sales Of 10 or 10 900 bushels
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CLINICAL CHANGE. The Rev. George +.
Worthingtonha has taken charge Of Christ church,
Rockville, Maryland.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-18

FIRE. The Court house at Marion (Gco.)
was burnt on the 4th install the papers, OK
copt few Of the Sheriff's, were destroyed.
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AN ELoPEmENr. The Boston Mail has a
very exciting account of an elopoment which
took place IN that city few days since, tho
heroine rich orphan, having aristocratc con-
nections at the South. The young lady at
tended the Bowdoin street church on Sunday
evening last, accompanied by an elderly lady
full of piety and knd-heartednoss, but express
ed wish TO 60 into the choir. The voice Of
the lovers blended in tho first hymn, and then
they quietly slipped out, and ON Monday nsht
were made man and wife in Brooklyn,
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sp-THR AMERICAN REPUBLICAN B. BALTI
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
ful carriers, only STR and quarter cents per week
payable the Carriers only, at the end Of each week
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
ebscrfbers at the rate of -Four Dollars per yeaTpay
anil axgpya in adYnupp.
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and Chester.
THE MORNING TRAIN Leaves fhe Depot Prat1
street, DAILY Except Sundays al O'ciock, A. M.
Passengers arrive at Philadelphia in fuis tsae TO cor
unue on by the Mail Train for New York, feachinc
that city by 10! O'Clock toe same evening" FARk 90
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL TRAIN, The orfv
line TINT departs from Baltimore on Svndaya Cor Phi
aoel9ha is The mail train which IeS.cg Pratt street
Depot, Baltimore, al O'Clock I. NJ. and leaves PIN.
ladtipha 81 O'Clock, 7. NJ for Baltimore, FARE So,
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Fare $i,J0, through to Phtlatelphia. THE passeF,.
Cars tor Philadelphia, attached To tha fc hi trByC
will leave the Pratt street Depot OR EVERY AFTER
NOON except sundaysl ats O'Clock 2nd arrive il,
PhilahGp hia the SANE nil ht
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY!
pHIIAD. WHINING

H'9sfssssasssssss sssN ~ TON AND BALTIMoRR
basEII .ssss, RAIL ROAD. va Havre de
: e. Gtace, Elktcn, Wilmington.
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n I.tAfF F-URU, agent,
&C. Tickets f0f the freight and accommodation fris
must be procured at the office before taking cea5 IN
the cars, otherwise full iare charged b. tic tccuag
mail passenger tFaia vii! be required By The condgc
tor, epRff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
DIED

On the 10th uit. alter an illns Is OF some months.
Mr.. JoHN BARLEr, in the 7ed year lot his age. III
Ehe deeessed was among the oldest, most respected
aud esteemed citizens of Frederick county He
has left n widow and large farhifyof children ID
deRiore the 1Ossof sifeciionate husband and de-
voted father. Living, he was beloved, and dying,
be is universally regretted By al who knew him.
On Sunday evening. eth ut.. at lIsrpers- Ferry.
JohN FoRRIsT, Of Edmund H. aud Mary
Chambers, aged years and l0months.
On Tuesday the 29ihuit, aftef al illness Of only
two hours, Mr. tTHoMAs HrErF, Of ltSla,ke county.
aged about 65 years Mr.. H. was most est,msble
citizen, and worthy aud consistent member Of the
Presb, terrain Church. 4 lift
Who can restrain the tear oEE synpathy over IL.
grave Of departed worth The writer. wasE init.
natey acquainted viii the subject ofthis obI,uary,
during many years and il may be emphatically said
That he was maYof great mhral worth, -his de-
mise has caused vacuum In bis neighborhood
which few caplfli-hlntreIs have enjoye ed his hos
pi,alty the way worn traveller ever toand beneath
his ROOT sure resting-piaccE-the suppiani poor
wete neyef turned sway empty from his door 81 $
neaft ever melted At the s'tale of woe - and upon
the tuEbId waves Of dtscord. be was ever ready to
pour1he oil of leace. For many years Mr.. Hiet /
waYan aching Elder IN the PsSsbyterisp Eh,gfghs
and sustained chrstias ehsrastp 10 The isst hour
OF his life He has left a diseonsolate widow and
chiidren e mourn their irrepErable loss ..amicss.
On Sunday morning, 9Th MI, ID Frederick ely,
Md, suddenly. Capt. VIZ. SMALL, in the 4sd yesr
OF his ase. His mortal remains were sttended q
their insl resting place, OBJ Monday afternoon By
bis mourning friends, the Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows az which he was 81 member, and the
Al,itAry together with numerous eoncoarss Of
citizens --FRED. HERALD. H5A
In Vieksburg, Miss, on the sgth June, RonKnr
HuSrER, OF Fairfax County ID I'LL 49sh year 81 his
age. -
On Thursday lastsof very shorti Illness fery sine
, as WihLIAM STaornER jaws Esq Of VsucIuse,
Frederick county. in he esd year Of his age "a
gentleman Of great worth, of unbounded bosniisity
and Justly beloved by smost extensive Acquaintance
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

L Y I
The Senior Editor 81 The RiehmondsWh;. !,
writing from The White sulphur in Gseen6riet.
describes 10 glowing terms The ssbenevolen. aud
munifcen,'' gins Of Nature in ,hsA'sxsraordina-
lryprofason wih which she has scattered nine
raj waters Of initiate variety and unsurpassed
virtue, over great poriionn of Vireinia. He
thinks that nothing hat the diiicalty of access.
compared with The Northern means of( navel.
prevents these watering places from beng more
crowded than Saraloga which he compares a.
she Lake Asphaltites 10 Helicon."
With Rail Road, OF oiher goods Roads, Ne
thinks the Region Of Cotton, Sugar and Rics
would be greatly bsnefusd, and large sums Of
money would lie annually thrown into Inc SIate.
"a market would be furnished al home for the
productions Of thai fine and greatly unlsryalued
region Of the State. It's rich valleys, now half
cultivated, and is mountain sides often fertile 10
the very summit, aud presenting lhe 6nesi wheat
aud oats country in the stste, now clothed id
their Lalive forests, would be subjagassd 10 he
plough, and the use ofman." the writer does
90. wonder a. lis sparse population, u The pre-
sent condition Of oar thoroughfares, though these
are vastly improved Of late years. He Then goes
on 10 describe, with graphic poser, the VAIN,
the Hot, The sweesand The Red salphaf Springs,
and their accommodations, and promises mo-
lice Of the White Sulphur, The Spring or The
Creates. celebrity in Virginia.
We shall not 5e Surprised to see 40 effort, !,
no distant day, 10 eousrsct a Rail iscadinto ibis
region, which, though mountainous, has many
passes of easy control. g
But travellers in questsof health and pleasure
can End springs Of magic posef, within day
ride Of the sea-hoatd, and country unsurpass.
edin fertility and beauty. Letthem take look
at shannondale, a, Jo,dcn's, al Barb in Nor
gan, anc at the gapon Spriaes--and decide
whether they need labor as hard % many Of them
doSat present, 10 and The watersIof Helicon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
!. Elections ii .August.-

The National lnteligencer furnishes The fol-
lowing list Of eleciions which wiI,ake place ibis
month in seven States or our confederacy, in.
volgirg (iu five Of hem) the CHOICE Of forty,ssy.
en- Representatives in Congress by the People,
and Two United States Senators, The latter 10 DO
chosen by the Legislature that shall be elected
in the States of Tennessee and Indiana, These
elections take lace as follow:
10 North Caroline, on The Nh, for members Of
the State Legislature and nine Representatives
10 Congress
In Tennessee, on the same day, for Governor,
STATE Legislature, aud leveD Representatives in
Congress.
10 Kentucky, on the alb, for State Legislature
and ten Representatives 10 Congress.
Ia Indiana, on the Alb, for State Legislature
and ten Representatives in Congress.
Ir Alabama, on the Alb, for State Legislature
and seven Representatives in Congress.
Illinois and Missouri also hold their elections
on the Alb, for members Of the State Legislature
EoEly -lheir Congressman being already elected,
though in The IaIler Stale unlawfullf elected on
the general ticket system.
The above will complete The elections for the
Twenty ninth congressin all the States except
Maryland, which votes in October, and elects six
members, and Mississippi, voting 10 November,
and eleciing four members.
The States Of Maine, New Hampshire, and
Massachusetts, have one member eaehto elect 10
supply vacancies in their deles lions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
rRoM MEXICO.

4 President Herrera had issued a decree
convoking Congress on The l1th- July. for
the purpose. smung other things. ofdelibs.
rating on the resolutions Of our Congress
for The annexation Of Texas. Col. Ran
gel, he leader Of the late ,amuh and IN
surreclion in Mexico. has been condemn
ed to 10 years imptisonment. loss Of rank.
etc. The intended march OF our troops
10 The froniier of Texas. was known u
Mexieoin The middleof last molth. The
papers contain the plan Of the new organic
xaiion b: the mil,,ia. known As tVolun,a
" defenders OF The laws" By this rlan
Mexico Il divided into ten military de,
partmenis, The fifth OF which comprises
Nav Leon. Coahaiis. Tamarlipas and
7sras. The military peace establishment
81 Mexico Is officially stated 10 consist Of
80. 900 10 $4,000 nen.
Cen. Basiamente reached The capital on
The 9lsl Of Jane. He immediately eifer-
cd his services to the Gosernmept. 10 main
tain The naiional claim upon Texas Il
vas thought these services would Be &C
copied.
Sptaking Of Saasa Anna. the lioaiiOr
C6nsfifrfiossi remarks that tis assured
that Csasrsi Santa Apna has received The
Cross q Chsflss 81 and dsises the Go
yernmentio ascertain the truth d the state
meat. = 10 case ofits cofseclness, that In
elridnaI will have forfeited bic title Is 4
cl|izen e Mexico. and cannot claim he
pension granted him in lhe setof amnesty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

According 10 previous notice, the Funeral
solemniles OF Gen. AspRkw JAcKsoS wilftake
place in Chsrlesioun. on Saturday next, the On
Instant. vi
The Procession viii form 10 front OF me
Court House. precisely at 10 o'clock, asfoiloss;
4 Order Of Procession.
lst. The Flag clad 10 Mourning a
ia. Band 81 Music 10 Meurning;
3D. The Reverend Clergy;
4tbL,The Hearse and the Bearers (;
5tH The Soldiers Of the Revolution; "a
6th,I The Soldiers Of the Late War
7th. The 0fficers Of the Regiment;
Bib. The Military with arms reversed. sc. !;
9th. The Mssous Of the neig hboring Lodges;
10th. The Citizens and Strangers generally.
Tho whole 10 move from the Courthouse
down the Main street, and then 10 countermarch
up the Main street to the end Of Water sireet,
change direction 10 the left. 10 the corner Of
Congress street, take down Congress street TO
,he Presbyterian Church, where an appropriate
Eulogy will be delivered BY the Hon. WiLLIAM
Lucas. Alter appropriate services BY the Rev
Clergy have ended. tolling of bells and firing Of
minute guns will be kept up during the day
BRAxros DAyEkPoRr, Chisf Marshal,
Thomas Hife,
e s y ss g, assistant !s.',As'..
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

The Hon. wIlian e M,,e, s.e,..,,v Il
War, aad Col. George Taleo.r. Chief CIR. Ord
nance DePaitneni. were Il ti.rpe,s-Ferry. !
iss Gays since. on ! sisi, q Is, pec,iop o. he
- We hop he visit may Be productive
20 mat NE news Of The saperinten.
49, f.t Syninetcn, favorable 10 liberal and
saOs'aas'si appropriation q means for The Ar.
@0'y, nsy eesus,ained. no, only By these high
I.uaes'onarlss, bus BY our REPRESENTING in Con-
we .rusl ias risqrs q the Military system,
which has sonsthias unpals,asle ii il 10 the
masses may oeN least aneliOra,sd by regular
n.'ns yaees, and moderate re-
qa.s'''on = " me enn per Il hours Of labor.
The pubic nodeJ nno, be better expended.
man el1 Z ne PtsPaFsn of arms for the defence
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
THE DoLPHIn s1.LF-sIEARPExrnc!
Or '.lHaryland Plo,v.'

!.
Among The numerous new Plows invented
daring The last few ,ssls, The Dolphin Self SAar-
pea.r. or ...Mnsiana PiO,s.s, Is among The most
conspicuous,
This admirablesPiow i made both with left
and right hand mould boards, and combines :
mos, perfee, self-sharp priDci pfc. Ths
points are made o. steel bars which may be 70.
versed al least asdOzen times, thus being equal
in durability 10 dozen ordinary points. The
shsar may 30 mads either Of cast or wroagh,
iron, which is also self. sharpening. The coul.
ter of this Plow IS noyel-instead Of a single i,
has double edge. The cleyis Or draugh. tack,
le is perfect, quite unique, and prevents the
possibility Iof breaking the beam BY sudden
Jerks, may bes shifted 10 or from tho land. and
sci deeper or shalloaer with lhe utmost preci.
sion and despatch.
Messrs. r. Sinclair, III. 81 Co, of Baltimore
l(yetersns in The cause Of agricultural improve.
ment,) are the inventors and manufactures
For the psrformance Of this pillow, We subjoin
thetemarks Of ono Of the most successful and
intelligent Planters Of Prince Georges County
f.fnriesn Farmer