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LooKER.oN.

hhDERS for the Presidents message, translated
- INTO German, IN The weekly edition Of the "Na-
tional Zeiiung, will be received and promptly at
tended to, by
j. G.. KLENCK,
Dec2 Publisher and proprietor
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Recapituiaon Of the detachment Of The 18th, 36ih, and
Ssh regiments Of regulars in Fort .hcHsn,y, at The
bomtardmen, Of the 18Th and l4th September, 1914,
commanded By Captain Sangster, Of the 18th intdn-
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These are the regulars in the fort, who garrisoned
the fort and occupied the front line from the onset TO
the end Of the action. Major Armsted was COM
mandant Of the fort, with 400 men, $40 militia, and
60 regulars.
Total, 400
Capt. Sangster commanded regulars, Clio
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II cry VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUc-

fro BE CONTINUED
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-06

Row AT THE BowERY THEATRE. There
was considerable rumpus kicked up in the
Bowery theatre, in New York, on Saturday
night, by which benches, doors and windows
suffered to some extent. The News says the
cause was, that after the second act the curtain
did not go up. MIR. McCutchcon's name was
announced for benefit, and he was to play
Orchard the Third" As we have been in
formed, at the expiration of the second act he
demanded $780, his share of the house, but the
manager informed him that he had not got it,
and would not pay it, and walked off. Mr..
McCutchcon, finding he could not get his mo-
ney, undTessed and walked off also; and the
audience, finding they could not get their mo-
ney's worth of acting, blew out the lights, tore
up the benches, &C., and then quietly walked
home also.
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SECRET DISEASE

CURED IN FROM 10 DAYS or w
v CHARGE MADE. Applyto DIR, JOHNST ON
of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick suflss
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may 6e'o.-
tanned the speedy remedy for GOnorrhtea, q een,
Structures, seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins, AZ
teCtiuns of the Kidneys and every other symptom ~
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation OF the Easa-
yes Of this disease, whek from neglect 10 consent
skiul physician, from ignorant and improper Ttao-
mcnt, The constitutional symptoms make theirappeRH-
ancg-thc throat becomes liberated, the Rose dseaV
ed nocturnal pains iH the head and limbs dimness OF
sight, deafness, the homes affected, hotches on me
bead, face and eXrenities, progressing on with fright
full rapidly Till at last the palate of the mouth is DIG
troyed the bones Of the nose decay and fail in thr
vctE of this hord disease become an ohivct Of pa
un til the last scene OF the drama winds up and deaA
drops the chra1n by hurr!mg the unhappy patient 10
an untime'y tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured 6y
certain pGrnicious practice may te restored 20
perfect health by applying to Or. Johnson either per-
sonay or by letter Dr.. J, has cases that were
sufficient 10 appal the heart and harrow up the sou
of all who were not used to the observation Of sncb
terrible sights,
Should this meetthe eye of any who are sulsrips
from the above affection, let them fly mmcd atCy IN
Dr, Johnston. who stands ready to relieve them; and
from his extensive practice in the first Hospitals a.
Europe and America, he guarantees aspecGy cure, ne
matter how bad the may he.
Il is proper here 10 observe that DR.. Johnston ~
not AT present engaged in the practice of medicine
through pecuniary necessiy-he having; by the ~
cease of relative, fallen hCirtO fortune-but tlIG'
ardent desire to benefit hssuferng fellow crea-
lures, to pour like the good Samaritan oil into aGis
wounds, and particularly to relieve those who siHe7
from disease for which the world feels pity
Again il must he remembered that the object OF DT.
Johnston in offering his services for the relief Of
miseres of mankind is notthrough pecuniary neceSN
sty Hence no charge will in any case be made AZ.
less the Patient is cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, suea rs
for Squirting, Cataract &c Also those for DetorUiify
of the Limb, such Club Foot, &c, performed DE-
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take nOuce, on the right hand side of NJ Fredt:5ca
street, going from Baltimore street, 2dooss from ina
corner. Observe the name.
iGz-AdviCe to the Poor GRATIS,
All LETTERS must be PAID. 10
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The CROPS IN MISSOURI The Hannibal,
Mo-, Journal of the cath ult., says 'the tobac-
co crops in this section, so far as we can learn,
is next to a total failure, owing, we believe, to
the fact that the early part of the season was SO
dry that it was impossible to rear the plants
We are informed, however, that farther in the
interior and on the Missouri river, the prospect
is more fatterng. The wheat being nearly Sc
cured, it has been ascertained to be little over
the average crop-better than was generally
anticipated Oats are very good, Hemp first
rate, so far, and corn never was more promising
and the weather thus far continues very ia
vorable.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-06

INTERMARRIAGEs AND INSANITY. The Gin
cnnati Herald contains an article on this sub
ject, designed to show that intermarriages of
blood relations always tend to deprave the race,
and often lead to insanity. 1t is shown that in
Catholic countries, where such marriages are
interdlcted, cases of insanity are very rare,
while in Protestant countries they are of fire.
quent occurrence. Thus, in Spain the proper
ton of insane is but to 1884, while in the
United States they are | to 500.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-06

DEPLoRABLE OCcURRENCE-BWning Of a
Hotel and Loss Of Life. The extensive hotel at
Newport, r. l., known as the ocean House, u
was entirely consumed by fire on Sunday. 1t
broke out about noon in the kitchen, and in
less than three hours the whole establishment
was in ruins. A letter in the Philadelphia
Ledger, written on Sunday afternoon, says
But the loss of property is of no moment,
when we consider the deplorahle loss of valua-
BILE lives. MIR. Gardner, a very active and
useful citizen of this town, one of its master
spirits in improvements, was seen in the third
story of the wing shortly before it fell, and has
not been seen since. And within the last fif-
teen minutes a body, too much burned to be
identified, has been dug from the ruins over the
spot where he fell. 1t is much feared that this
is the body of Mr.. Gardner. Another citizen
of Newport, the contractor for building the
house, was injured seriously, but not fatally, by
the falling of the wing.
Two other men are said to have been in the
room with Mr.. Gardner when the wing fell,
but have not learned that any others are miss
ing. The building cost about S35 900, and it is
said to be insured, though | cannot learn for
how much. The guests are all scattered about
the town, and many will probably leave the
place. Mr. Potter, of the Atlantic, the next
hotel in size, and without disparagement to the
late Ocean, the best in other respects, has
thrown open his dining room to dodgers for the
night, and has displayed prascworthy spirit
of accommodation.
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For the American Republican.

.Messrs Editow,-l noticed in your paper on
Monday morning, an article headed ''Sore Spell
of Weather" As do not like to sec my rea-
tive State out done in any thing, give you the
article of Coffee, as spclt by representative of
Virginia for nineteen years, in the legislature
of that Statc-"Kaughphy." Now, Sirs, as
there is not a single letter in the word that be-
longs to it, yet Unjust Omit that it cannot be
pronounced any thing else but Coffee X.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-06

SORE THROAT. We have known several
instances in which this distressing complaint,
even in its worts stages, have been Immediately
alleviated, and speedily cured by the following
simple remedy:-Mix pennyworth of pound
ed camphor with a wine glass full of brandy,
pour small quantity OIL a lump of sugar, and
allow it to dissolve in the mouth every hour
The third or fourth generally enables the pa
tent to swallow with ease. So says an cx-
change paper
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~ BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY

a As.seps BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY
Hs,.sg sA;ssii3,ra EXCURSION TO NORFOLK, OLD
Ssntaahssgea& POINT COMFORT, CAPE HENRY
AND BACK TO BALTIMORE. By the Ballimore
Steam Packets superior and comfortable steamboats,
GEORGIA, Capt. COFFEE, and HERALD, Capt Rus
SELL, leaving Baltimore every FRIDAY, at O'Clock,
P. NJ and return Monday following, leaving Norfolk
same hour. During this excursion passengers will
have the opportunity of goiag in the Steamer Jewess,
Capt. Sutton, on every Saturday afternoon, an ex
cutsion to Cape Henry, and may be left at Old Point
Comfort, where the Baltimore boat will call for them
on Monday afternoon for Baltimore.
As this excursion is so ben eicia to invads by get
ting the breeze and advantage of salt water baths
many who cannot leave home only for short time,
will find this nip Of much advantage.
l-Passage and fare for the round trip will be made
at moderate price by applying to
jel3-G T.. SHEPHERD, Agent
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POISONING CASE. At one of the boarding
houses in South Brooklyn, the boarders, a
dozen in number, eat freely of halibut, which
was served up last Friday for dinner. That
night those who eat of the fish were attacked
with sickness, spasm, &C., which lasted for
some time. None, however, died. 1t is said
by physician, who examined one or two of the
gentlemen, that the fish was poisoned. None
in the house are suspected, and the probability
is, that the halibut was poisoned before it was
purchased
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RUINS OF THE New YORK FIRE. The Chief
Engineer has discharged the men employed I'M
der his direction to search the ruins. The bo-
dies of MIR. Cowdrey and a Mr.. Grooming are
still missing. The probability is that they
were blown to atoms, and the remains will
doubtless never be discovered. Although
more than two weeks have elapsed since the
fire occurred, large volumes of smoke are still
emitted from the smouldering ruins
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-06

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. Will
liam J. GraysOn, collector of the customs at
Charleston, S. c., reappointed; to take effect
on the 9Th day of August, ls45, when his pre-
sent commission will expire.
Arthur R. Crozier, marshal of the United
States for the eastern district of Tennessee, in
the place of Richard M, Woods, deceased
Thomas Watson, register of the land office
at ST. Louis, Missouri, vice William S. Allen,
removed.
John A. Langlois, receiver of public mo-
neys, sc at Kaskaskia, Illinois, vice Richard
B. Servant, removed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-06

QUEBEC SUFFERERS. Public meetings had
been held in London, (the Lord Mayor pre-
sidng,) Manchester and Liverpool, to raise
funds for the relief of the Quebec sufferers
In London upwards Of 100000 had been sub
scribed the Queen giving S2OO, Prince Albert
elOO, Bank of England e2oO, Canada Co.
sfl0O,, North American Mail Co. SlOO, the no.
bilitv, bankers and merchants liberal sums. In
Manchester the subscription amounted to over
$4,000; in Liverpool $1,000. Meetings had
also been held in Limerick, Dublin, Edinburg,
Glasgow, and Paris, for the same laudable pur-
pose, and handsome sums put down.
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love for christianity with as much tervor and
sincerity as did Mary of Bethany.
The Rev. F. A, Russell has gone into the
Gouah Country, the mission station of which
is known as Mount Andrew. Mrs. Russell APP
pears to have astonished some of the more IT,
mid, by venturing to accompany her husband
into the wilderness
The British cruisers captured tcsnty-eight
savers-Spanish, Portuguese and Brazilian-
during the five months ending LIST May last.
The U. S, brig Truxton had captured an
American SLAYER, the name of which is not
mentioned She was fitted out at New Or
leans and was found in the Rio Nunez, no.
torious haunt for slavers.
Deaths at svia:-April Ia, Thomas
Hardy, youth; May "a, infant of William
and Mahala Brown; 25th, Phebe Chavers, be-
tween 10 and 80 years of age; June 8, Nicho-
las w. Williams.
U. S. sloop of war Yorktown touched at
Monrova, 2lst May, and sailed on the eth
for the windwa7d. U. S. ship jamestown sail
ed eth April for windward, having arrived
from leeward Goth April.
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MUNIricENT DONATION. We understand,
says the Madison Miscellany, that James A.
Everett, Esq. of Houston, county, Geo. few
days since, made donation of eight thousand
dollars to the Georgia Female College, at Ma
con, which sum was necessary to relieve the
collepe from debt
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s,Asy, FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM

a s,ssssyY FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM
LaasssttxkI6 sse B RIDGE and EASTON. Thesteamer
SalissizEa4zB- NJ MARYLAND having undergone a tho
rough repair, and very handsome Improvement, both
in hull and machinery, will resume her regular route
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore from The
lower end of Dugans wharf at 7 O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis,
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, By way of Cam
bridge and Annapolis 10 Baltimore.
FOR CIfESIERTOHN and CENTREVILLE.
On MONDAY, the 18th inst. she will 90 to Ches-
terlown and back, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock and
continue the above until further notice. Passage 81.
m9 LEMUEL G.. TAYLOR.
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ENTERPRISE. Two weeks have elapsed since
the fire in New York, and now, on the place
Of one of the stores destroyed, has been erec;-
ed large brick store, one hundred feet long
and forty-6ve feet wide, and nearly completed.
tits to be rooted, finished and occupied by its
owners, Messrs. P. Naylor & Co., some day
this week. This is showing energy and des-
match
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-06
DAILY TO THE SOUTH.
BY THE Bay LINE, CARR YIHG THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES Mail.
FALSEHOOD REFUTED!
yHNHE RALTIMOltIa srEAM PACKEr

FaIsEH0OD REFIIrEDr
yHSUJC RAIpEMfllSJ S'pENW pNCSET
81 COMPANY are unJrr The uecrssitv If rrhuttinU
The valuable fasrhood as stated in The ;dvcytspmcmI
of the "GIcat Sonbrru Mini Line >, of INV lam in
which they so often aIiude IN thr Raw Linz.
lst They state tha they ARE the only line that ss,Ie
Through Tickpts In Weldon and Cbnrieston 1TjSis
nottrucas the Raw Line daily issma 'rhrouob TICK
cts to Weldon and Charleston which orr cLperulIy
respected hy the Wilninqton Comnouv. as thrv are
pune tuaIlv paid
I'd. They state that the traveller uains "a hours in
advance of those that take the Raw line Thi is also
EIlSc-as the traveller that leaves Ratimore in the
Bar Line is two hours ahead at prtersbur,r where
both lines come torche,I of The g reot MIL Jnc,;
leaving baltimore same time
3D. They state thar travellers who lake their through
Tickets to Charleston far saI save "a 81 TINS is
sbatncfilit frlse-as the Bay Line is.nc Throuoh
Tick,ts to Charleston for sol incudinp sumner Iodo
ing and breakfast in the boats to CITY Point. heinz a
saving of ri 80 ever the "Gre1t Mil Line as i'm
vellers must sleep and eat on both limos Thcr.fnTr
those who paronise The Bav Line NOT oulv sovp mo
new but save wear and tear of nerves fr0n loss of
sleep changes of baggage &C. as in the case on The
Great Mail Line
Ih They state that passengers arrive in peirrshuy,
in hours less time than those by the nav Line Hon
pqlvabIp unhuc-vhcn hy their own scLgaule their
passeui ers arrive in Petersburg at . O'Clock p NJ
By the Bay Line they arrive al O'Clock p VI Icar-
tng Baltimore same time.
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GREAT FIRE AT ST.. JoHN's, N. B.-Forty
Buildings Destroyed. We learn from copy
of the st. Johns Observer of the SOth ult.,
that destructive fire occurred at that place on
the evening of the 2sth, which destroyed forty
buildings, principally wood Loss estimated at
$500 ,0O0
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For the American Republican,
siENDS OF MY HEART, FAREWELL.

FRIENDS OF MY HEART, FAREWELL!
Harp oF lay heart, awake once gore,
And o! thine earlier song restore
The fcrVor and the zeal,
That may thus more deeply tell
The feelings of my long farewell,
Aud all my heart reveal.
jarp of my soul! touch thy string.
For those with whom Of friendships spriu.
I've tasted deeply oft;
70, those with whom AT evening time
I've held delightful themes sublime,
And wimg'G nay thoughts aloht,
o. that the world should ever break
Dreams such as ours for earthly sake,
And break them but to mourn;
To waking weep-and weeping plrt,
And feel within the pilgrim heart,
As fate had no urn.
] go, a weary wanderar far,
To roam beneath a distant star,
Te breast the blo~y way;
And oh! how oft for friends and home,
Beside the dark atlantic foam,
The memory tears will stray.
knd when the glnry-Crownei sun
Mutely procla!ms the day Is done,
Aud the mild moon appears,
And beauty walks the starry skies,
What thoughts shall fill my briming eyes,
With Remory's holiest tears.
What thoughts shall then TO life renew,
The evenings so enriched by you,
Friends of my earnest soul:
And how shall every tea. | weep
IN ever mirrored likeness keep,
Your homes coRcenterd whole.
Less faithful is the woodland stream
70 the departing day gods beam,
Than my friends to you.
FOR we were mornings light TO me,
A bli.s TO know-a Joy TO see,
A transport shared by few.
And when in summer evenings f2'l,
The old church steeple gray and tall,
Sh III wake its mellow bell,
Remember ME in temple prayer,
For with you will then he there,
Friends Of my heart-fareweii!
SYLVANlA BARD
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New APPLICATION or THE MAGNETIC TEL
EGRAPH. We understand that the principal
hotel keepers in New York have come to the
determination to introduce the Magnetic Tele-
graph wires all through their respective estab-
lishments. Each of the walters are to carry
one end of wire attached to their left wrists,
and when the proprietor wants them they will
be slightly shocked. Wires are to ramfy from
the galvanc battery, which is to be situated in
the bar, to every room in the house. The
wires will be attached to each bcdstead, and
in the morning for the boarders to arise and
prepare for breakfast, gentle shock will he ad-
minstered to all simultaneously, by the super
intendent ofthe battery. This mode of awaken
ening sleepers, it is thought, will be far more
preferable to the horr;d noise of the gong now
used. If gentle admonition is not sufficient
to arouse drowsy boarder, more powerful
dose of electricity will be administered. The
battery is to be of sufficient strength TO throw
person weighing less than two hundred
pounds completely out of bed. Wires will be
led to the kitchen ranges, and attached to the
cooks, to expedite the cooking in the pots, ket.
tiles and pans, aud to stir up the superintend-
ents. Steam will be entirely dispensed with in
these establishments, with the exception OF
the bars.
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FOR CuESTERTOW-S g,

>2-v,s.;ssEst snzs CENTREVILLE. The steamer MA.
''asS4sssbssE RYLAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ny MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, for the above
Places starting from the lower end Of Dugan's wharf
and return in the afternoon.
Persons having business in Cenreve will have
ample time to accomplish il, aud return in the boat
the same day. And all persons going and return
ing the same trip, will only he charged 81.
l.. G.. TAYLOR, Master,
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OBJ FELLOWS HALL. The building COM
mttee of the Odd Fellows Hall, at Reading,
Pa, offer $50 for the most approved plan of a
building they contemplate erecting, furnished
by any architect
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ENOR ANNAPOLIS,

kNoR ANNAPOLIS,
nc EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE
=; suz~ys The steamer OSIRIS, Capt. JOBS
Iss.sg stiazs, D. TURNER, will leave Commerce So
SslHsnEsssasg- wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
O'Clock for the above places and return next aay7
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING
at o'clsck and Easton at 81 O'clock for Annapolis
and Baltimore.
g to Easton or Cambridge. SI.50.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wye Land
ing, St Michael's and Eason, via Miles River FeEly
to Easton.) viii leave Commerce ST. wharf, every
MONDAY MORNING, at Z O'Clock; and return psE',
day, leaving Miles River Ferry very Tuesday Morn
ing at O'Clock; ST Mchael's, ~ Wye Landing ~
West River III, for Annapolis and Baltimore
fassase 10 Ahhap0!ls' ''''''''''''. 20 ems
. TO West Rivcr.................Sl.o 90,
q 10 Wye, ST. Mchaes, or Ferry, l.5r.
FOR CENTREVlLLE AND CHESTERTCW
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock, and return the same oayg
touching at Corsica at l01 O'Clock, and Chester ~ IL
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage 81.
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leaves
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, nj O'Clock, aud returns same day. leaving " esq
River at III O'Clock, ior Annapolis and Baltimore
Passage TO Annapolis 70 cts. To West River 81.
JOHN ID. TURNER,
ap99- tlstJa Office lower end Commerce ST.. Bar.
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PRorELLoRs TO BE CHANGED. The U. S.
steam revenue cutter Legare, which is now at
the Philadelphia Navy Yard, is to have her En-
riccson propellors taken out, and Loper's sub
stituted.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-06

CARLISLE Iron WoRKs. These works were
offered for sale on the 9th ult., and bid up to
ISL, 900, after which the bidding was stopped
and the sale POSTPONED.
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PorATo STARCH. We see it stated that
three potato starch factories are about to be
erected in the town of Stark, Me-, which will
probably consume $4,000 bushels of potatoes
yearly.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-06

SARATOGA. The visitors at Saratoga Springs,
New York, at the present time, are said to be
so numerous that all the hay lofts in the vicini-
ty are used as sleeping apartments al night.
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FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM

c so~sa FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
6sS4Swe BRIDGE, AND EASTON. The fine
IsstsAsafkx steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
timore on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, at o'Iock for the places above named
ng from the lower end Of Dugan's wharf, and return
On Wednesdays and Saturdays.
iyI2 l.. C. TAYLOR