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tucius, the contemporary of llerodotus, is now
the vernacular tongue of this great peopIe.-
The discovery of gunpowder, and Of the mari
ners compass, tho manufacture of silks and
porcelains, the invention Of the printing press,
and even the circulation of bank notes, had
their day in China, centuries ago. The lee
turer did not know of any thing that was not
possessed by the Chinese an,srior to the history
of Europe, except the steam engine.
Our word China" as designating the land
of the Chinese, is unknown 10 their language,
and is of Portuguese origin. Mr.. Gushing here
gave the three names by which the Chinese de-
signate their country, and also the English
TRANSACTIONS Of them, which he said were quite
faulty Two of them are translated, one the
Central Land" the other the Central Flow
~ Land
Great injustice has been done to the Chinese
and their writings by bad TRANSACTIONS Mr.
Gushing had formed high estimate Of their
intellectual powers from his intercourse with
them. 1t is not the case in China as in this
country-they have not to produce in one crop
sufficient to support them the year round, or
TO sustain beasts Of burden, that consume as
much as men of the agricultural products of
tho country. The land is one entire cultivated
garden, except the large grounds left for the
burial of the dead.
The abstemiousncss of the Chinese il ono. -
They also eat cats, rats, dogs, &c. There is
an immense emigration constantly going forth.
In southern China there are more productble
articles of fruit than in almost any other sec
ton of the globe.
The manners of the Chinese are emnently
courteous; they have not only the substance of
high civilization but its exterior also. Their
morals the lecturer was not prepared to define
in comparison with those Of ether nations,
whether superior or otherwise. They them
selves have a very low idea of the morals Of
other people, from seeing the conduct of Eu-
ropeans, particularly English sailors and SOL
diers in their seaports.
Pacific habits of intellectual, literary and ar
tistic refinement are indeed the characteristic
of the Chinese, and hence the facility with
which handful of English troops dictated
terms to the empire.
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SECRET DISEASk
CURED IN FROM / TO sph,

CURED IN FROM 70 z pa w. ., w.,
u CHARGE MADE. Apply to DR., JOHNsToA
of the LOCK HOSPITAL North FrederIrk sHus,n
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may he o..
tanned the most speedy remedy for Gonorrb cScerx
Structures, Seminal Weakness main in the J0i1S. 80
fections of the Kidneys and very other -
A CERTAIN DISEASE
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,o ~ ~ ~ - .,i w t"l't'up1uM u hh ava
skh nlysican or ,or ,on h,gt?' Lo consul.
nent he ConSt,irtionoi 80, - t'l aSue
anre-the throat hernu, ip, '"n ~ t"y.i ipynI
ct oo' 'ICtidtei u'G toas ciseaa-
sahI dnGP '' , - ~, NV anu 'imns, aimheSs os
head fac and sv,ro,,i,in -, ~ nio'ciIes % ili1
FIJI ,oniditv iii n, i,s, ,ha "s ' ViIhistt'
troyad ~ tn,a, t,i -, W uIe .tiG"," Is uis
i,icti,~ az tbi5 bor,;5 d;. - u"u ia'l ny us
,,,,tI t ;" ~ W.. az 'o' c'9i ply,
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on Sunday, as follows:

AHrFR@ETERs IN PENNsrLyANfA. Z ap-
pears that Bradford county, Pa, has become
the asylum Of portion Of those concerned in
the late difficulties in Delaware county, N. Y,
and who fled from the scene of these outrages
The Deputy Sheriff Of that county farrcttcd
out aud succeeded in arresting one Of them in
Franklin township, one day last week, when
he by his cries gave the alarm, which was fur
thcr communicated by blowing of horns, firing
Of guns, &C., and the whole party, sixteen in
number rallied to his defence, and rescued
him from the officers of the law.
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FOE PORT DEPOsITE-TWIcE A nAY.

Passengers leave the depot, Pratt street
tSSf954n in the cars OF the Philadelphia, Whining
frIftfz5 ton and p ,timOie Railroad Comuauy
-Szllss.ss2--EVERY MORNING, Except SUNDAYS al
O'CiuLK, and EVERY AFTERNOON, at 81 O'Clock
except Sundays, which will he ats +. NJ.
ON arrival at lIavre de Grace, proceed to Port De-
pOsite by steamboat GospOrt, Capt SturL con.
Returning. the leave IIavrc de Grace AT u o..
clock n00m) and ats O'Clock, ?. M.
Fare to Port Deposile IS cents.
o. By taking the morning train it will allow per.
sons who have business at POu DepOStc TO remain
several hours at that place and return to Baltimore TIT
same evening 45- Tickets must be procured at the
Office before entering the cars.
A CRAWFORD, Agent
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENTS FROM FIRE-ARMs.
Two boys were amusing themselves on Satur-
day, near Philadelphia, with a gun, which they
were not aware was loaded, when it went of
and discharged its contents into the breast.
neck, shoulder and head of one of them named
Heser, mortally wounding him, a young
man from the Northern Liberties, named Neff,
while cunning on the SINE day, in climbing a
fence, accidentally discharged his fowlng piece,
by which he received the whole load in his hip,
thigh and buck. He was dreadfully wounded
S. w. Picrcd aged 10 years, was instantly
killed at Boyleston, Mass, on Thursday, by the
accidental discharge of his gun. These are
warnings against the careless handling Of fire
arms.
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RECEIPTS OF FLOUR AND WHEAT Up to
the close of the third week of the present
month"; the deficit of wheat and flour arrived at
tide water since the commencement of naviga-
ton of the New York canals, this year, as com
pared with last year, equals 96,s33 barrels of
-four
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LEMUEL q. TAYLOR, Master.


n eaSs-7 FOR ANNAPOLIS, CA NJ
fIs,-. ss1zsr BRIDGE and EASTON. The superior
-fsfssT:S ssss.AiS- swift steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
SON, Capt ROBERT VI. huL, win leave the intersrc-
non ol Light and Pratt st Nharvcs, on evefV TUES
DAY MOANING, at 7 O'Clock, for the above places
aud return the next day, leaving EaSton everv v ED
NESDaf MORNING, at u O'Clock, and Cambridge
at q ocik, and Annapolis at II O'clk for Baltimore
Passage 10 Annapolis, so cts
10 EisOH Ot CNlhDll0gc, Sl.OO, hl--dtf
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PENNSYLVANIA ELGCrIoN. Returns from all
the counties but Potter and Toga, for Canal
Commissioner, show the following result: De-
mocrat 1881; Wing IS ,6ol; Native 22,934;
Abolition 2,79l. The Democratic majority
will be increased about 1000 more by The two
counties not heard from.
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from the Free Press.
t ii I GIFT OF SON

ADDRESSED TO "vIOLA.'7
Alone, al evenings twilight hour,
lovely maiden knecls in pray'r;
No thought nf i'll, no shade of sin
TO bar Heiv'n's peary gates comes thelc.
EarIh's thousand clam'r0us tongues are mute;
No sound the holy silence mars
For whitrrOh'd Innocence and Truth
Commune beneath tn eternal stars.
10, rs she prays, the cloudiess Moon
SHINES natural III a richer glow;
Light TASTES DER the Gorgeous scene.
Like glory on an Angels brow.
The realms Of p0eSy and fame,
ope VIDE their portals To her gaze;
And there, upon glorious throne,
sits GESiCS, crOwn'l with deathless bays.
I IS done: The supplianl's pray'r is heard
Heart hrain, and SOai, all feel the ,hrOL-.
The GV Of Song, like tongues of FIRE,
Descends upon her from her God
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TIE RORBEEY OF Mr.. RowLEy.- The
Rogue Caught al Last. 1t is stated that infor-
nation was received in New York, on Sunday,
that the person suspected of having robbed
Mr. Rowley, OF Wrentham, of s27, 900, has
been arrested in Havana, and that steps have
been taken for the delivery of the accused over
to the authorities of this country, to answer
for the offence.
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WILD Fowl. Large quantities of wild fowl
have made their appearance in the waters of
the Chesapeake and its tributaries. Their early
visit may be indicative of near and severe
winter.
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RELIGION IN New ORLEANS. A revival
has been in progress in the Presbyterian Church
on Lafayette Square Or Scott's) in New Or
leans for several weeks past. There has been
no excitement; but the congregations have
been large and solemn. Prayer-meetings have
been held two or three times day for several
weeks. Twenty-one persons were added to
the church on Sabbath, 2Ist u!t
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m5-TBE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALTI
I ORE CLIPPER is furnished TO subscribers, by care
b carriers, at only sir and quarter cents per week
ayahle TO the Carriers only, at the end of each week.
The Clipper will also be SENT by mail to distant
kbscrbcrs at the rate of Four Dollars per year-pay-
bic, always, in advance.
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BUSINESS AT New ORLEANS. There were
50 steamboats, at N. Orleans on the 18th inst ,
either discharging or receiving freight
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MR. CLAY. The Frankfort Commonwealth
OF Tuesday says:
Mr. Clay spent several days of last week in
Frankfort, two of which were employed in the
argument of an important cause in the court of
appeals, He was in fine health and spirits,
looking far better than VIC have seen him in
ten years. In his arguments he displayed the
vivacity which sparklcd in his brilliant oratory
thirty years ago--so say those who are able to
remember his style so long ago.
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SMALL Pox IN PHILADELPHIA. There were
but IS deaths in Philadelphia last week, and of
these were from small pox.
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FOR CEyESV}GE9rOJArg

'Ft7Nfl EVIN vi I'aEs u FlItIU n 4 4,
,?zsn;aS3,z e CENTEENILLE The steamer MA.
~ !s&aA RYLAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ry MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock tor the above
places and return same day, leaving Centreville a,
/ o'clock, and Chcscrtown at half past II O'Clock,
for Baltimore.
0l1 LENI!EI, G. TAYLOR Nastor
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a ssEs.}T CHEIEE%a' UNLAaM lINh-
.ff2a ltapT 70 PUiLhDElPHiA, ~ the sprr-
- ~ s.sSai".'- did and well known Steamers GOk
%IIl UTiON and GEORGE WASHINGTON. we
tICnchlown and Newcastle Raihsad leave ROyI-
~ y WHARF,, uoot OF south stteet,) alt,rat,ly
DAIhH, except sunday s,)at . u'cl,H z, / NJ.
~ tar" through 10 PHILADELPHIA ....S So.
SUPPER provided on hoard
tIf- REIbRNIhG-'Fhr superior Stcau,Fant EU-
BEHT NORRIS leaves Dock street. Wharf pbjiaJel
phll al - o'cIock, y, NJ, da'y, (-uuIays tXcrplgdN
rs irRJ A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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NAVAL. Tho U. $. frigate Congress, Com
Stockton, bound to the Pacific, sailed from
Norfolk on Saturday.
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DAILY TO Tine SOJTTu.
BY THE BIZ LINE, C.fRRYI THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
Is NOW COM nI Lrrx mid,

~ ne OH LIVE, C.fHR IING THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
NOW IN COMPLETE ORDER, with
u three boats on the Bay, viz: GEORGIA, Captain
cannon, llERALD, Captain Russell, and JEWESs
apialn sutton; and two on James River, VIZ: CUR
us rECk, Captain Davis, and ALICE, Capt. SKIN.
her, all ct which steamboats, not surpassed in the
Union Tor speed, strength and comfort
ny Ws wen known, comfortable, pleasant, safe and
popular route, via Chesapeake Bay to Norfolk, Va
up James RIVER 10 City Point, Va, by steamboats,;
lhence by Railroad to Petersburg, Va, WeId0n and
Wilmington, N. G., and thence by steamboats, To
Charleston, 5. c. (wihout loss of sIet D. and no I'M
pleasant changing passengers and baprase Tbrouoh
to Charleston i'll 81 hours or as sholt time as any
other route,
SCHEDULE:
n Hrps@W Leaving Spears wharf Baltimore,
ssgs sSzspdaiIy (ekeep' SUNDAY? At O'clock, P
Cannon, OF HERALD, Capt Russell Arriviu. at Nor.
iOlk (allef good nl-htS Sleep by O'Clock, A. M
"a 4<sSGfs Thence up. James River. with its
$S.aS HIM, beautiful scenery. in day light, by
S"sN-NiSRaataS Steamboats, CURTIS PECK, Captain
Davis, or ALICE, Capt. Skinner, to City Point Rail
Road to Petersburg, ltw0 hours ahead of the Great
WdI Line leaving Baltimore the same aftclmonn)
where the two lines amagamatc To the South. with a
continuous line from Charleston. =. e. to Mobile and
New Orleans, by far the comfortable and shortest
iOute South.
FARE REDUCED,
Through tickets from Baltimore Ia Charleston,
>. &. have always been sold by this line
chccrul|y received, and promptly paid 10 all
concerned, ior...... .:............,52l 90
Through tickets 20 aud from Baltimore Nor
folk OF Portsmouth, Observation-Disclosures. 600
Through tickets to and from City Point. Peters
burg and Richmond, Va....:.............. 600
Taroush tickets TO and from Weldon, N. c.. 800
= to and Itom franklin or Black
water, NJ C....... ...................... $50
The PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD is
EsSaessSfsd running daily 20 and from Weldon. there
Er5srs5S-5 connecting with the passengers going
sEsRs-- SoSth mr. 3 hours ahead of the Grcdt
Southern Mail Line at Weldon, hy which line travel
erS TO ana from Bachwaler and other puts of North
carolina are accommodated AT The above rates.
Wf-lravclle RS may rely the above as the truth,
and without deception.
90 Travellers will please attend to our Soliciting
Agent who hands YOU this Bill, (rhO rrL rettte he
tdiSehoodS Of the Great Southern oii Line by stating
the truth Hand your checks TO him or our Porter
III the depot yard Norfolk Line on his bat who will
attend to your baggage ana conduct you To the boat.
OIL T.SHEPPARD, Agent.
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FLORIDA Election. ltappears probable that
the wings have carried this State, clecting Ca
BILE to Congress by about 200 majority.
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ROat ANNAPOLIS. O.


n ~NVy5 NVta ItFF ltI7IFi4NN, "a W.
" iH%Esg.p BRIDGE, AND EASTON. The fur
- 'sl--i lSsS steamer MARYLAND viii leave Bal
um0re on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
NC, nj o'IocN, for the places above namcd-star
ing from The lower end of Dngan's wharf, aud return
on Wednesdays ana Saturdays.
lyle j.. C. TAYLOR
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SOUTHERN TRAVEL. The cheap travelling
system is finding its way South. On the route
between Mobile and New Orleans, where SONS
of the finest low pressure boats ever built in
the country, are running, the price of passage
is to be regularly reduced to IS, from and after
the first of the coming month. The fare has
been IS for the past year or two, and was for
merly %l2
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-. 90 =. Thrd 81, bGIOW CnCsnut, PhIlad
ana ior sale IN Baltimore by the following Agents
~ n. Robinson, cor GAY and Saratoga. stS; j. Bourv
2i0 Baltimore ST; Mortimer & Mow5ray, Baltic. and
Charles SITS; Thos. Z. Harrison, 253 Baltimore st; f.
tlckey 3 Sons, 4f7s Baltimorest; A. Cr0veau, II
= c. Winchester, l6j Batimorc-st; r. Hale liz r A.
timore ST; J. NJ. LarOque BALTIC 4 Harrison sts; Jas
P. De Lacour, $50 Baltimore-s;; II. = Thompson
Howard and Fayette-sts; G.. 7. Rodgers, Howard and
Mal0n-sts; j. w. Barry x Co.. BALTIC. 4 Pear.sts
Ol5-W sm3m
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RARGAIYsl pNRGAINsl

BAEGAiNSl BARGAINS!
6tS,srs Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
,iTs4Y STREET, opposite Fayette-st, where may
s-ss3-.- be found beautiful assortment of the most
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS FLOWERS.
SHhWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS, and general
assortment of Fancy articles Also. Caicoes Nous
lin de LANES; Lawns; Linen ildkfs.; gentlemen.
Stocks and Collars; Suspenders and great variety Of
Goods too tedious To Cnur4erae. The public are re-
Spectullv invited to call al this New aud Cheap STORE
where they will be accommodated with fresh good.
and nj the lowest prices. {E3- Don't torget-N0 IA
"Hh - hh"i '"pp"sl" rHy"de. apl0 tf q.
4 tANPErS MADE! CARPETS MA,IEI
v Ni0 make Carpets in the best mannsr. at the
H"e.t possible rates lay Oil Cloths, cut and fit and
lay Carpets, at the shortest notice
LOUIS MULLER No. N. Lihcrr-st.
eeie one door above Baltimore street
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EyPEDyyEUUS ROy-TE.

To CHURCnViLLE. HARTFORD FURNACE. Alb
ingd0n, icl-Air, SPrsutia NarroWs. NichacIsvijIr
&c, in Hartford Count by the Philadelphia WI
mingtOn and Baltimore RaiIroaA
PASSENGERS leave Baltimore, from
ffsa Pratt sheet Depot, ia the Cars at o lock
Eft A. VI. for Fcrrymansvillr. On arrival there
-i--2r!-ils-c0nVryancrs Will be in readiness for the
above hlucd pllces and nrichborlooI. Gv taking
thS route the passengers viii arrive or hours IN nd
vance Of any other line. " Faa from Baltimore 10
Pcirymansgillr, G25 cents. sr3D
- fessrg9 FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
b ggs;. s%5$S-e BRIDGE and HASTON. Thestganley
~ '..iA<1tz1a~ VI ARYLAND havine undergone no
rough repair, and very handsome Improvement both
III nun ana machinery, viii resume her rngua. route
10 tiC above places, commencing Oh TUESDAY
NEAF, leth last. She will laavefIaiimoTe from ihp
lower end of Dnean'S wharf ut 7 O'Clock ON cvrIv
TUESDAY ard FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis
Cambridge and EaSl0a. leaving Easlou on every
"HDNESDAf and SATURDAY, by way OF Cam
bridge and annapolis 20 Baltimore.
FOR c. TERI CH-N and CENT'RETJLLE
On MONDAY, The i5Ih last she viii go to hos
Ieriown and back leaving Baltimore at 4 aclock ard
continue the above mt, further notice. Passage a.
'"' i.EHNEl. g. TAYLOR.
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DEATH OF AN otU EDITOR AND FORMER BAL
rMoEEAH' The Cincinnati papers Of Friday
announce the death of f. S. Thomas, Esq, ia
thcr Of F. w. Thomas, Esq, the author Of
Collation. Bradshaw" and who for nearly haE
contrary has been connected with the ncwspa-
per press ofths country The deceased was yell
known to our Oldest citizens. He removed
trom the North to Baltimore in 1907, and hav-
inc purchased farm in the county, near the
CITY, took up his residence there; and in 1917
was elected member of the House of Dele
gates In December, 1928, he went to Cincin-
NATL where he established and conducted dali
Iy paper for several years-the last of which
was the Evening Post. The Cincinnati Atlas
of Friday has the following notice of his death:
We assisted yesterday in the melanchoIy du-
ty OF deposting the remains of our venerable
tellow-cltzen, +. 5. Thomas, in the house made
for all the living. His funeral was attended
by most of his old friends and associates who
testified their deep respect for his many virtues
Mr.. Thomas was born ia Massachusetts, and
was ii near relative OF the celebrated printer
aud publisher, Isaiah Thomas, of Wofcestcr.-I
lie removed to Charleston, South Carolina !
where he established and published the Charles
ton Courier. He afterwards, we believe, re-
sided for some time in Baltimore, where he met
with many heavy losses by the rcverses Of the !
times.
lie finally came to Cincinnati, where he CO.
tah!ished and published a daily paper for scyc-
raj years-tho last of which was the Evening
Post. After the discontnuance of the Post, he
published IA work in two volumes, called his
"reminiscences, which ran back into the oIdcn
time, and were in many particulars quite inte-
resting. He was Of sanguine temperament,
and full of hope and vivaclty to the last, hav-
ing reached the age of Il years.
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SERVED HIM RIGHT. The Cumberland Al
leghanan says: Charles BcaIinger German,
indicted for an assault with an intent TO COM
init Il rape upon Harriet Gross, was found
guilty, and sentenced to the penitentiary for s
wears.
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL. Mr.. f.. S. Con-
nor had farewell benefit at ST Louis on the
goth inst, Rcheeu and the Lady of Lyons
were played on the occasion, Mrs. Farren as
julie in the former, and Miss Mcbride as Pau
line in the latter piece. Miss Clifton had
benefit at Cincinnati last week; her engage
ment had been but poorly patronizcd. A. A..
Adams is at the Chatham Theatre, New York,
playing Macbeth, with Mrs G. Jones as Lady
Macbeth The Scgnins are at the Boston
Athen@um. Tho Orphean Family and Sable
ltarmonlss are giving concerts at Cincinnati.
DumbIeton's nnrivaed troop took benefit a,
Richmond on Thursday, and proceeded to Pc
tersburg. Raymond S. Warnings Circus viii
be at Richmond on the Goth inst. Rockwell
X Stones is at Newark, and Spalding's al
Nashville, Tenn.
New YORK MARKETS.. The correspondent
of the u. S. Gazette writes from New York
on Sunday, as follows:
Flour was very firm Yesterday. Sales of
Gcnesec, Ohio, Michigan, SC, were made to
some extent at $3.50. The receipts for the
last week We're 1906 bbls. Southern flour
was in far demand at S5.25a%537 l-2; George
town and Brandywine is generally held at
$3.50. 5000 bushels Western Wheat sold Il,
SLID. Ashes steady at SAP 2a53S7 -
for Pearls and Pots. 1900 lbs. American
Fleece Wool sold at 80 10 cts. Whi,kcy dali
at 20 cts, in dredge casks and barrels. Corn
is scarce and wanted Pork rather heavy-
$50 lbs. Mess sold at Sl3.Sl Ia; decline Of
Ia cts. 1000 lbs. North West Coast Whale
bone sold for export at 81 cts
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THROUGH IN SlN HOURS ONLY!

ilihOCGu IN SiA HOURS ONLY
,u, FTIliAD., WHINING
k9sSss@s# a. s1s1 TON AND BALTIMORE
$1,000 B5SAksSS RAIL ROAD, va Bavte de-
-s ts.-.----z--&z--&Gaco, EkIon, Wt!minrtoa
amt Chester,
me MORNING. TRAIN Leaves .ae Depot. PyaZ
street, DAILY except Sundays at O'Clock A, "
Passengers arrive at Philadelphia IN fun tsne 10 coz
tnue on ny the Mail Train for New Yorb. reacIiny
hatcity ny IOs O'Clock Ire same evening" Fang ga
SUNDAY EVENING NAH. TRAIH. The ONT
Inc that ueplHs from Baltimore Oh SUNDAYS for pEN
@dePhll' ~ the mail TRAIN which leaves Patt strcef
DePyi. Baltimore, ~ O'Clock. I. Nj; .ad leaves Phi
lGdclpha at O'Clock, p, n orgau&.ore. rAEE "A.
FREIGHT AND hCCOMlI0pi,"5ON srp ~ \
fdre $I1n. through TO phadeila.a. The Passpp
ger Cara for Philadelphia, attached ~ ~, fp h, ~,
WI leave the Pratt street Depot on EVERY n ErTRsa
moJN except Snnddys) 81 .. o'clock ana ann. i,
Philadelphia tEe same night.
~ rio,.,......,.. A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
must be procwea at the Office before takI,e sf,,s IL
e ears, "lhel"ise In lrc, as charged by HE rrgg
tor ' -. ''e I,tt.VS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-28

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FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST ri, ER, we LAND
,"I ~ aIcHael and East0n (va N les River Ferry
I. EaSl1n( El leave ComE.rrce-st. 1Brl, eyt.ry
MoNDAf MORNING. az I o'slock; unt . sun, Befl
Day, tavins M''es River Ferry t:aIy r. ,day NatD
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West RIVER f.! !, for Annapolis anu BALTIMORE.
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