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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

TIE BUSINESS OF CHRtevIAN NATroN DU-
RING oNF HUNDRED AND TwEETY-sEVEN YEARS.
Great Britain has spent G5 years in tger, and g.
in peace. She borrowed in seven wars, which
occupied the IS years, eCs3z, 0OO,O 900. In the
same time, she raised by taxes Ct, Isl! 900, 900,
thus forming total expenditure of $685.
10000, IN our currency. This enormous sum,
extorted from the taut, strained sinewe of labor,
would have constructed tjfloza railrocGs around
the globe, allowing S25 ,00C per mile. To raise
another such sum, would require a tax of $40
on every human being on the globe! The inte-
'estCf his sum for osse mortk, al per cent, e.
ceedS tie caOunt contributed by the Whole Chris
tian acorlG for preachjag The gospel to tie heather
for the les. thousand years.
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SECRET DISEASE

CURED IN FROM TO DAYS n, ~
y CHARGE MADE. Apply to DR.. J0Hg6ToE
the LOCK HOSPITAL, North FredeTiCH ysJsu ,
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may b. c~
tanned the most speedy remedy for GonorrhPR, GeeS
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loirs, ID
teCtiOnS of the Kidneys and every other symptom o.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation OF ire rG~-
ges of this disease, wheE from neglect to c0rsUitG
sklltuphySlclan, or from ignorant and improper 're
ment, the constitutional symptoms make their ai{s.dE
Rnce-tie throat becomes liberated, the rose dsedF
ed, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs dimr5s AZ
sight, deafness, the bones affected hiOcheG 90 GM
lead, face and eXtremtics, progressing with r,gR
ul rapidly Till al last the palate of the mouth IS dss
uoycd, the bones of the nose decay AID fall iii lts
vctiE of this hOrrid disease become an object OF pity,
until the last scene of the drama winds up AID de1es
drops the curtain by hurrylEg the unhappy psuoRt%
an untimely tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been inquired EY-x
certain perniciOus practice may he sOOr restored W
perfect health by applying to DR. Johnson, either Rc-
sonay or by letter. Dr. j. has seen cases thar VEGA
sufficient TO appal the heart and harrow Up the sses
OF an who were not used to the Observation OF sgCs
terrible sights.
Should this meetthe eye of any who are sue5.rias
from the above affection, let them fly Immediately
DIR. Johnston, who stands ready 10 relieve theR 9sf
from his extensive practice III the first Hospitals o.
Europe and America, he guarantees aspeedy cGgs, IA
matter how bud the case may be.
1t is proper here to observe that DR.. JoREFrpy n
not nj present engaged in the practice Of medicizs
| through pecunlary neCessy-he having, by the DO
cease of relative, fallen heirto foi'une-bCt t2sss
an ardent desire TO benefit hssufer g falioeL o7,g-
lures, 10 pour like the good Samaritan oil into tiie
wounds, and particularly TO relieve those who sftse
from disease for which the world feels o pity
Again il must be remembered that the object " Tx,
Johnston in offering his services for the relief o! las
miSercs of mankind, is nOtthrOugh pecuniaey reaso
sty. Hence charge will in any case be rlaGc GN-
! less the Patients cured
/ SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, FGckt
fer Squirting, Cataract, &c. Also those for Ue(mI5
of the Limb, such Club Foot, SC, pc rloru I'd &c
| the Poor free Of charge.
| SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
| Take notice. OF the right hand side Of n, Freirnya
street, going from Baltimore street, 2G85.3 lpc2 tn
I corner. Observe the name.
4 {E}-AdviCe the Poor GRATIS.
| AllLETTERS must be PAID. ~
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

GAMBI1sG IN New YORK. Complaints
against the gambling houses of New York are
being made. AT these fashionable places OF
resort individuals have recently lost large sums
of money. At two sittings, ene person lost
$4,000 at faro, and it is said that few evenings
ago, an agent Of an Eastern house lost the in
mense sum of $1,000 at certain house, at one
sitting. These places, of course, are we'll
known to the police, but the amount of money
which they make enables them to keep these
virtuous protectors of society from prying too
deeply into their business.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

THE MONEY MADE BY FARMERS. A Wis
consin letter relates the following, as Z not un-
usual operation among the farmers of that
Territory,
81 have heard of repeated instances here of
men comieg into Wisconsin ia the Spring, TAX
ing up a quarter section leo acres) of land, at
SIPS, breaking up and tencng so acres, put
ting in wheat, and realizing from the sale of
their crop the following year more than enough
to pay for the land improvements, seed and all
that is, ever one hundred per cent. in one
year"
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T H AT OLD SONG
By W. II. C. HOSMER.

By W. II. C. HOSMER.
Sing on! love that oden lay,
Though mourntu are The notes and wild
II drives the haunting fiend away
IL tn illed me when child.
Long buried gold the Past reveals,
Charmed by the magic Of that strain,
My weary hea tiercshment feels,
And AM young again.
Sing on the land of shadows now,
Hath raised its curtain dark and dim,
BACK comes my sire with furroWed brow,
That smile belongs to him.
Each old, familiar word invokes
The phantoms of the pictured past,
And signing through ancestral oaks,
hear the midnight blast.
Sing on! for horne on music's tide
My soul doas back to other days
From dust rise up the true and tried
To greet my yearning gaze:
And she, neck violet hat.gfew
In rosy b0yhnod's Eden lost.
Springs up as il her eye at blue,
Had never known the frost.
Sing on sing on, entranced hear,
WhtIe bloom once More eaGthS perish flow RS
And mother warbed in mine ear
That gong in other baurS;
And when the sad refrain is breathed,
Her gentle spirit hoyrrS nign-
Fond arms are round the wanderer wreath'd,
Kind Voices may reply.
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nounce that word daughter again From this
hour she is no child of mine | disown her
utterly and forever Did she not desert me-
did she not fly from my house into the arms of
a heartless vagabond: And that too, oh heav-
Ell! in the very hour when | was planning new
schemes OF pleasure, new sources of happiness,
new delights and amusemcnts, to render her
life easy and full of Joy. And think you | can
now take her back to my arms after her so cru
ely abandoning me; No, may God curse me
fever again, in life or death, she receive from
me the smallest token that am aware OF her
existence on earth, not even if saw her dying
of hunger at my feet" and he flung himself
into his seat pale and trembling like leaf,
while his wife scarcely dared to lift her eyes
from the ground
"The trunks are ready, sir" faltered the ser
want, who had been standing unnoticed at the
door
"Hcre, then: take them to the address which
you will find on this paper" said he tearing
off a portion of the letter. "Yet stay" he con-
tnued, ''perhaps this will do better" and he
took sheet of paper and carefully wrapping it
round the letter, wrote the direction on the
back.
And so by thy rash step, poor Marian, art
thou separated from thy father forever! Yet
courage, courage, Hast thou not him who is
dearer to thee than all the world beside?
Ito be concluded i'm our neytO
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

ELorEMEEr, The st. Louis Amerioa0 of
Tuesday reports case of this kind, but gives
no names The gcntleman is said to have left
an interesting wife, and the lady with when he
absqnatua.ed a husband and three jate; sting
children. 1t is quite as Interesting a case of
the breaking up and separating of families as
the abo!t!onists charge on negro slavery. Wa
hope the eiopIng parties viii find a good road
Maine.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

SINGULAR PHENOMENON. A few days AFRO,
for miles along the road from Medford to Cam
den, N. j., there was regular deposte of
ceuts, which caused no little sensation to the
Inhabitants, who turned out en- masse to gather
them up. 1t was subsequently asccrtained
that bag containing 10000 cents had beea
placed on thecop of stage, and that the string
became loose by jolting, which ADMITTED them
to pop out at almost every step.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

The BALTIMORE SOUTHERN PACKET LINE.
An intelligent shipping and commission mer-
chant of Wilmington, n. c., in a communica-
ton to the journal" of that city, in relation
to the intended line Of Southern packets, says:
"Nly opinion, sir, is, that a line cannot be sup
ported to run IN this trade, unless Baltimore
had an outlet for our Naval stores, say line
of packets to Liverpool; and it is a wonder to
me that the enterprise Of that city had not dis
covered the feasibility of the plan ere this as
she has greater facilities for supporting that
trade than Boston, which has line of four fine
ships, Of about GOO tons each. When Balti-
more takes this enterprise in hand, and carries
it through, then she can run packets to great
advantage, both to this place and Mobile
Baltimore, next TO New Orleans, is generally
the cheapest provision market in the country;
the articles Of coffee, tobacco, and whskey, car
certainly be bought on as good, if not better
terms, than in any Northern OF Eastern sea-
port. Baltimore, the largest bacon, pork, corn
and flour market in the country, IN. Orleans
and New York excepted b. certainly behind
the age in not having line of Liverpool pac-
kets. Should her citizens carry through this
enterprise, she can rely upon the cotton fields
of The South, and the pine tree and its products
of North Carolina; and once we can find mar
kct for our Naval stores and lumber, we will
certainly buy her provisions and groceries,
which, of course, would support line of pac-
kets."
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

a NEWSPAPER IN Three LANGUAGES. We
have received the first number Of new week
ly paper, entitled the "Aurota," published in
Washington City, by Messrs. Harris, Heart S,
Co., in three different languages, English, Span
ish and French, at IS per annum. Mr.. G. c.
Morton is the agent for this city, and as it af-
fords an easy mode of acquiring the Spanish
and French languages, we commend it to pub.
lie attention.
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BoOTH. The Boston Sun says;-"The &C.
tor Booth is seriously i'll, and is now under me-
deal treatment His services on the stage of
life are drawing to close, we fear, and he will
soon finish his last scene. His engagement at
the National next week, from presen: appear
ances, will hardly be fulfilled"
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WHAT NEXT? A meeting of the friends of
DR.. Boughton, alias Big Thunder, has been
held in New York for the purpose Of adopting
measures to act politically or otherwise to eff
feet his liberation from the merted conhnc-
ment he is Row undergoing in prison, They
formed club with view of operating to that
end, and which they denominato the Big
Thunder Club
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EXP ROFTE.

To CRCRCHNiLLE, HARFGRD FURNACE, Alb
ngdon, BcI-Air, Spcsutia Nauowe, MichaeSve,
&c, IN Hartford Count by tne Ph.ilde lpha, WIZ
mn2;On and Baltimore Rallyoad.
PASSENGERS leave Baltimore, FROM
f2A3S Pratt street Depot, TO- the GAGS at O'Clock,
ffIfff15 AM. for PenymansVilIc. On arrival there
s-.-SsZ-s&&-cOnveyances will bs in readiness for the
above named places and neishborhs0d BY taking
this rodte the passengers will arrive 5hourS IN ad
vance of any otEer line &- Fare from Baltimore to
Pefrvmansv!e, 62t cents. se20
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FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM

sSSyasE sssgsxSsnRR FRIDGE and EASTON Thesteamer
ass1sssHsssslA.M ARlLAND haVing undergone tho
rough ;epair and a very handsome improvement, both
ia huh and machinery will resuEe her regular route
20 the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end of lElgan's wharf at O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter for Annapolis
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Eass1n on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, by way of Cam
bridge and annapolis TO Baltimore.
FOR CT -TE9TOWN and CENTREFTLLE
On MONDAY, the 18th inst. she Will 90 to Ches-
tcrtown and back, leaving Baltimore at g O'Clock and
continue the above until further notice Passage 81.
m9 LEMUEI. G. TAYLOR
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&maORvAa- TO TAnoRs-Se,ojxg Machine
A most ingenious piece Of mechanism has late
ly been made known to the public in France,
the iarentor Of which has been engaged during
the last IL years in bringing it to its present
state Of perfection. 1t is a sewing machine,
plain a its details and calculated to revolution
ize completely the art of sewing. 1t will per-
form 200 stitches to the minute enlarge or
contract the stitches by the simple turn of a
screw-lead the needle along all the sinnuos-
tiles and irregularities of the stuff to be sewed,
without the least danger of tear, whatever may
be the texture Of the stuff, and do every part
of the sewing of coat, button holes ercepted
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FOR pOET DEpOSTTF-TWTC 4 ia

Passengers leave the depot Pyatt street
s2fE19A IN the cars Of the Philadelphia, Whining
F+Izfff7 ton and Baltimore Railroad Company
-fEg-g&-EVEEY MORNING, except sundays al
O'Clock, and EVERY AFTERNOON. at }! O'Clock
except Sundays wfich will be at {, p. NJ.
On arrival AT HGvre de Grace, proceed To Port De
Positc by steamboat GOspou. Capt Sturgeon.
Returning, the leave Havre de Gface at IL o.
clock, lnnou) and 8 O'Clock, f.. Nj
Fare to Port DnpOsite a. cents
{I3- by taking tho morning train tw'iil allow per
sans who have business ri P0rt DepOstc to remain
several hours at tat place and return Baltimore The
same evening iE5- Tickets mast be rgocured at the
Office before entering the cars.
A CRAWFORD. Arnnl.
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FOR CHESTERCOWS y

sy,sxsssa44rue CENTREVlLLE. The steamer MA.
Ss!sSsesx&G RY LAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ry MONDAY MORNING, at : O'Clock. for the above
places, staGus from the lower end of Dugan wharf
aud return ia the atEEnoon.
Persons having business in Centreve will have
ample time To accomplish il, and return in the boar
the day. Aud all persons goiAg over and return
ing the same trip, will only he charged 81
L.. G.. TAYLOR Nastar
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" ALL CONE OUT CLEAN !

AT ALL CON II w l tLEAN
Va les: We place dozen dirty Shirts, with a
little soap, and bucket full of hot water in +.
LukENS' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHlNE, and after washing from 10 to 20 minutes,
they all come out PeIke'iy clean! Again we put in
from to 10 Sheets y Table Cloths, with soap and
water as before; and in - OF 10 minutes they all
come out dean Lastly, we lay from 81 to 80 small
pieces, (such as can be placed togethcr) with soap
and water, as above, and in from 10 to 20 minutes
they also come ont clean! Wonderful as this may
il is done by the action and reaction of the Wa
ter (by means Of prcssure) in connection WITH the
soap, without any rubbing surface or friction what
even; consequently the clothes are not only uuniurcd
by the operation, but actually made to last hcice
long when washed by hands. tG3- Exhibitions of
washing every Monday (mOrning) and Friday (aftet-
noon Come then and see the machine in operation,
as ii never fails to convince those who do. Enter
prSng men should make themselves acquainted with
this most useful invention, deserving as il does
place IN the kitchen of erery Hmily. PRICES are SIS.
$50 and So, according TO size warranted to perform
ICELAND last for years, if us a.. according TO direction
All orders by letters (p0St.I d) otherwise pronIs
ly attended 10. MANDATORY No. ~ FRONT
STREET, (at the hend) between Pitt and Low-sts
Old Town, Baltimore, Maryland.
as.mfr6m F. LINENS.
NEkMAN SILVER sPECTACLEs, for
"a sale low by the manufacturers agent,
ELIAS HALE.
go ZAP No ll2 Baltimore street.
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EvOR ANNAPOLIS,


n EAS5'ON AND CAMBRIDGE
a scShSri The steamer OSIRIS, Capt IGHN
KEssSS 3sczSsr ID, TURN Err, viii leave Conlnerce-r
2ksnsfsa4S@Esa wharf. every FRIDAY MORNING.
al O'Clock, for the above places and reu.r nsz da
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING
at y O'Clock, and Eastou at 8. O'Clock, iorhttapsSa
and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis. ..............s5 JESTs.
s. 10 EaStOn or Cambridge. .Sg.5U
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER we Land
ing, ST. Mchae's and Eason, via Miles River Frrry
to Easton.) win leave ConmCrce-st ularf, eyyx5
MONDAY MORNING, at : O'Clock; am r.tusll neg
day, avine Miles River Ferry every TLa ID ~ ASoTJ
ing, at O'Clock; ST Michael's, y; WYE Lapa,rr9
West River ~ for Annapolis ana Bal;..aosc
Passage TO Annapolis. ............ IS (yar,s
TO West River
TO Wye, ST. MicRael's, or Fer Igy
FOR CENTRENlLLE AND CHFSTERTGW
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at { O'Clock, and return the Sal,a dsF
touching at Corsica al l0t O'Clock and Chester stt
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage ST..
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER, .cavcs
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, at O'Clock, and returns same day, Iaavng Wes
River at II O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baum0rc
Passage to Annapolis % cts. TO West Riv"r a.
JOHN d. TURNEB,
ap29tlsfJa office lower end Commerce at, KsE
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!, eassagy CITIZENS UNION IENR.

= eusAuqy CITIZENS UNION IhNTS:
.sSas,y,s$Se:ssp TO PHILADELPHIA, hr TIE aRIer
ptat3fDsa<2laz- did and well known 3eane:s CON
STrrUTlON aud GEORGE WASHIN GqOh-. va
Frencltown and Newcastle Railroad, leave COW
lY,S WHARF, UO0t of South street, alternately
DAILY (eXceft SuHdays,)a' o'clock, PM
{63- Fare Though to PHILADELPHIA. G5a
SUPPER provided on board.
rs RETlRNlNG-Thc superior Slrlnia0ut Re-
bEitI NORRIS leaves Dock street what rhillae@-
Iha, at n O'Clock, P. NJ daily, Sundays eGcruied
az FRI A. ORA iNIORi: Annrt-
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aeu FOR ANNAPOLIS. EAsTON

a aTossY1 FUK lNNAPULIS. EASTUN
E!A,1ySoAss<z~ AND CAMBRIDGE. The superior
assssssssA swift steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
SON, Capt ROBERT VI, hLL, Will leave the iLterSCc-
ton of Light and Pratt st. WharycS, on every TUES
DAY MOANING, at 7 O'Clock for thp above places
and return the next day, leaving Cambridge every
WEDNESDAY MORNING, ~ i O'Clock, and Eas-
ton ate O'Clock, for Annapolis aud Baltimore.
Passage 10 Annapolis 80 cts.
To Elston or Cambridge, SI.J0. scl9-df
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FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAV,

a sszsSe FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
Esssaa ssS1ysap BRIDGE, AND EASTON. The fine
W'sasss7ssa4Z steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
imore on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, at o'Iock, for the places above named start
ing from the lower end Of Dugans wharf, aud return
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
jyl2 L. G. TAYLOR
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EARLY MALAGA FRUIT. Schr. Isaac Frank
lin, of Provincetown, Capt Brown, arrived at
Boston on Friday from Malaga, being the first
cargo of the season.
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OFFICIAL CONSTRUCTIONS. Since the passage
Of the new Postage Law, it has been supposed
by many persons, that it might be evaded, so
far as carrying letters out of the mail is con-
cerned, by emitting to fold the letter in the
usual form, or leaving it unsealed. Not long
since the opinion Of the Postmaster General
was solicited on this point. The following ex-
tract from his reply, will show what risk is run
by those who practice the mode of evasion,
above alluded to:
"a letter, is a written or printed message, or
any communication made by visible characters
from one person to another at a distance; and it
is entirely unessential whether it is sealed, or
even folded"
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VIRGINIA Corn CRoP. The corn crop OF
this State is said to be considerably below an
average one.
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VOLUME. XIII.-N1. Sc.

MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
fnl carriers, at only stT and quarter cents per weeE
payable TO the Carriers only, at the end of each week
Subscribers at the rate of Four Dollars per yearpay
ahle, alRaYY. In adVancC
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SELLERS GREAT REmEDT

For LlUef COmpIGlnI, Il Rem0THnAM Id9s
A TTENTION is asked to the following slate
IA ment of Sam'l McCOrd, Esq. of Wrl>buty Nx
WELLsBUHC, Va, May 26lh, le4s,
hereby certify that ! was afflicted with The Live,
Complaint aud Phthisic for long time, hriug E3p;e
than year under the care of Physician. tl'lt tbe
disease instead OF being relieved by IL" medicine T.
took, kept gradually getting worse: my body swrtlec
so that was unable to StOOp low enough to uA ~
shoe, When The disease at the worst. VasrF
commended to Try Oilers Liver Pals. IGt a., TX.
relieved greatly by the Of the Hs,t boz lat
! cOmnllteIN cIuph by Nc srrnIh.
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FIRE AT ROCHESTER. \ fire occurred at
Rochester, n. Y, on the 9th instant, which
consumed the wooden factory of Wilcox, Ro-
binson s Nlliman; the pail factory of Isaiah
Booker; sash factory Of Gunane & Gould, and
oil mill of Wm Weddlo s Son. Total loss
about $40, 900.
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY,

PHELAD., WILLING
bsskktssfSspssssSs al TON AND BALTIN0EE
SxsSs,ss.ss5 ESsh4ssA. RAIL ROAD, ia Iiavre ~
III -azzs---41zEzH-xGiace, E.ktou, EiniagtoS
and Chester.
THE MORNING TRAIN Leaves the Bepot, prsr,
street. DAILY except sundays at o clock, A. H.
Passengers arrive at Philadelphia in full true to ,,y
tnue on by the Mail Train for New York, rcscliEr
hatcity by 10y O'Clock the same evening FARF So
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL TRAIN, The c~s,.
line That departs from Baltimore Oh SUNDAYS for pttS
adcIphia, Is me mail train which leaves PIatt SrsE.
Depot, baltimore, at o'clock p. NJ: and leaves pa
IadeIPha At O'Clock, P. n. for Baltimore FAap S1
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRA,E,.-
Fare Sl.JO. through to Philadelphia The p2Ss,y
Cars philadelphia, attached 10 the froibf tram
VIII leave the Pratt street Depot on EVERY AFTEs
NOON except Sundays at .! O'CLOCK a. 4 rrri,e :.
Philadelphia the same Night.
,-,. A. CRAWFORD htaa,.
N3- Tickets for the freight and accourlo, mon frr
must he procured at ne office before taiiua .alts X
the cars, otherwise fun fare as charged by he rgi
man passenger Train, viii be required by lie caroa..
tor. = .,. NJ
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HoRsEs FOR THE WEST INDIES. Thirty-six
horses raised on Mr.. Clays farm IN Kentucky,
were in New Haven the other day, ready to be
transported to the West Indies.