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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-01

.HeSSrS Edlt0rS:-Tour regard for the wishes
OF our sex hitherto, induces us TO solicit the use
OF your columns III the present case, which we
assure you, is one of vital Importance.
We have been very agrceably entertained at
the concerts at Monument Square, and are graf
Tiled to see our friends in that section, as well
as at the EAST End, particularly favored; and
we are disposed to make all reasonable conces-
sons of our own claims for their acGommoda-
ton. But many of US being so remote from
the pleasure of the music at that place, upon
Monument Square, have concluded to forego
the very cOgent plea ofS0ring ofpain 10 cOlls, o.!
which our bcauX complain most Justify. We
are likewise duly impressed with Il sense of our
own claims, and do assert, that in this matter,
we are not dealt with in manner commensur-
ate with our respective footing in the musical
or fashionable world, While eloquent music
is dlscoursad' to our friends down town, we
have nothingof public character, save an &C.
casional Shritk from cracked ctarOnet, or an
Ethiopian explosion from Il I'm bugle, copously
ntcrsDersed with dog accomplishments ObligatO
which canine personages seem determined to
"kill us with Kindness in their efforts to show
off their "faletton voices.
Is it Just, then, that we should be thus DOOM
ed to peni up, demure as church mice, il, chaos
and dtSmay, while our friends down town, not
immured by cornS, ale 'yfee as air." and "drink
in pure delight"
We trust our musical friends will have COM
passion on us, and place us upon fair footing
with our neghbors. 1t is only necessary for
them to signify their Willingness, and all requi-
site arrangements shall be forthcoming.
LADIES OF THE "WEsT End"
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SECRET DISEASE

CURED IN FROM TO 3 DAVIS or Nh
" CHARGE MA, MADE DE-, Apply to DR.. JoHNST 0E
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may be or
tanned the most speedy remedy for GononhHa, GleeW,
STRUCTURES, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins, SlS
icctons Of the Kidneys, and every other symptom oi
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation of the ravss-
yes of this disease, when from neglect to consulH7
skiu physician, or from ignorant ana improper ueaa
ment, the constitutional symptoms make therappeaT-
ahcC-the throat becomes liberated. thu nose dSerE.
ed, nocturnal pains ia the head and limbs, dimpess Of
sight, deafness, the bones affected, blotches on tnd
head face and exremities, progressing Withirghr
full rapidly till at last the palate Of the mouth Is dig
uoyed, the bones of the decay and fail in: tina
victiw of this horrd disease become object of pity,
until the last scene of the drama winds up and dea,h
drops the curtain by hurryng the unhappy paIien! pD
an uhtimey tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by B.
certain pernicious practice may lie soon restored 10
perfect health by applying to Or Johnson, either per-
sonay or by letter. Dr. j. has seen cases that were
sufficient TO appal the heart and harrow up the soul
of all who were not used TO the observation of such
terrible sights
Should this meetthe eye of any who are suffering
from the above affection, let them fly Immediately 10
Dr. Johnston, who stands ready 10 relieve them; ans
from his extensive practice in the first Hospitals os
Europe and America, he guarantees aspeedy cure Rs
matter how bad the may be.
II is proper here TO observe that Or. JOHNSTON -
not at present engaged in the practice of medcia0
through pecuniary necessty-he having, by the ds
cease of aTelative fallen heir to fOrtune-but thr'
ardent desire to benefit hissuhcring fellow
tures to pour like the good Samaritan oil into their
wounds and particularly to relieve those who suffer
! from disease for which the world feels pity
Again it muStbe remembered that the object of pg.
Johnston in offering his services for the relief of tho
miseres of mankind, is notthrough pecuniary neces
sity. Hence no charge will in any case be made
| less the PATIENTS cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such AZ
! for Squirting Cataract sc. Also those for DeformtJ
of the Limb, such as Club Foot, &C., performed IN
| the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, the right hand side of N. Frederick
| street, going from Baltimore street, doors from 10 =
corner. Observe the name.
Ih3-Advice to the Poor GRATIS,
All LETTERS must be PAID. flo
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fRem 2inder Tomorrow
I Frofl NOah's Messenner.1
CERTAINLY A PREDICAM ENT.


A few nights since, Il tall, eccentric person.
age was observed by the tenants of the cabin
Of one of the Albany boats, to perform sundry
strange evolutons, garnished by variety Of
hops, skips and Jumps which betokened any
thing but saGe mind in the performer. The
movements Of this parsonage betokened trouble
and pain, and they were at last 50 perfectly
distressing to the beholders that a consultation
was held and committee of three appointed
to inquire into the cause of the strangers I'M
accountable movements. With due caution
the deputies approached their man, while the
others gathered around within earshot to wit
ness whatever "tale" might be "unfolded."-
The committee stated their reasons for trou-
bling him with what might be deemed imperti-
nent interrogatories, and concluded their re-
marks by requesting to know the reason of his
apparent perplcXty, and whether or not they
could render him any aid.
"Wall," said the stranger, who was Yam
kee, and who spoke in the most solemn accent,
while his face evihced deal of pent up sor-
row, "wall, dent know but what you might
help Teller little. Pm in a heap of pain
bothered like sixty Pm in predicament"
The ears of the entire party were distended,
and mouths perceptibly parted to wonder
width.
'In proGicament," said one of the trio;
'pray what is it? We feel DESTROYS Of aev-
atng any misfortune that may have befallen
you"
"That's clever, 'isaid the Yankee. "Wall,
may he none CT you was ever kicked by a
hoss?"
All admitted that they had escaped such a
calamity.
"Nor bit by 4 spder;'
No one pleaded guilty.
"Nor chased by rattesnakc:n
No unanimously.
"Nor been caught in a thunder shower with
Il gal, and felt Teaner IAN thunder?n
Not man in the assembly had experienced
Matmishap.
"WalI, my p7odicamcnt is worse, calculate
than any Of them"
"Do tell US what it isl was the earnest re-
quest Of a very respectable Clergyman.
"Wall, gents ! rather guess | will. The
sole of my right foot itchos like sin, can't
get off my boot 20 scratch it."
The cabin was cleared in about the space Of
4 minute.
How many of us are occasionally caught in
public with an itching sole, and cannot "got at
it to scratch"
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AGE OF PoETs. Are poets destined to long
life' 1t is rarely the case that they live to the
common age Of man, although instances are
on record, where they have lived to fourscore
years and upwards. If manual exercise is
his days to good old age. 1t is the disregard
of what produces ill health and endangers life,
that cuts down so many talented men in the
flower of their days
Ariosto died at the age of 50.
Burns died at the age of 38; Byron at the age
of IS; Bralnard at the age of 80; Butler at the
age of IS.
Cowley died at the age of 40; Collins at the
age of 55; Cowper at the age of SO; Camocus at
the age of So; Carter at the age of ~.
Dryden died at the age of 10; Dante at the
age of Sc.
Fessenden died at the age of sc.
Goldsmith died at the age of A; Gray ut the
age of 81.
Hogg died at the age of 60; Hemans at the
age of As.
Logan died at the age Of 49,
Milton died at the age of &C; Metastasio al
the age of 81; Melon at the age of Al; Moore
at the of SO.
Pope died at the age of Sc; Petrarch at the
age of IS; Pollok at the age of 90.
Rickwell died at the age of 81.
Shcnstone died at the age of So Spencer at
the age of 46; Scott at the age of 81.
Thomson died at the age of As.
Vase died at the age of SO.
White died at the age of Il; Watts at the
age of rs; Wordsworth at the age of about CO..
Young died at the age of "a.
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ERooNs, EOOL1s. Ju.t received lallher

M supply of tie following:
The Poets and Poetry OF Europe by Longfellow.
The Holy City aud its cnvirons, by the Rev'd Geo.
Williams-illustraie
The Bible EXpOSiisl combinations Of the truth of
the Holy Scriptures, from observations Of recent
veers, illustrating the manners and customs of the
places referred to in the Bible.
Alackey's lexicon Of Free Masonry.
Wilson s Co.'S illustrated Bibc History, in vols
Paper, containing LA cngravngs, for 81! cts.
Together with a constant supply Of standard and
Miscellaneous Books, School Books, Stati merry, sc.
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
Booksellers, Stationers and Blank Book manufacture
ers, No Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De
not. iv2S
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BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY

Ih.5?;s Gsis5St;,,D, EXCURSION TO NORFOLK, OLD
Sas.:3IssssiSgS. POINT COMFORT, CAPE HENRY
AND BACK TO BALTIMORE. By the Baltimore
Steam Packets superior and comfortable steamboats,
GEORGIA, Capt. CorFEE, and HERALD, Capt Rus
SELL, leaving Baltimore every FRIDAY, at 4 O'Clock,
p. NJ and return Monday following, leaving Norfolk
saGie hour. During this excursion passengers will
have the opportunity Of going IN the Steamer JeWcss,
Capt. Sutton, ON every saturday afternoon, on an ey-
cursi1n to Cape Henry, and ma! be left al Old Point
Comfort, where the Baltimore boat will call for them
on Monday afternoon for Baltimore.
rs this excursion is be- cicia to iuyads by get
ling the breeze and advantage Of salt water baths
many who cannot leave home only for a short time
will end this nip OF much advantage.
{I3-Passa2 aud lIc lDr thG round "Trip will be made
at moderate price by appyiHgtp
iel3-u 7. SHEPHERD, Agent.
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..,..<7, FOR CHESpERTOWY d

9Ksss asxaCENTREVILLE. The steamer MA
fsehsasaaaatan RYLhND will leave Baltimore on eve
ry MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, for the above
places, saIung from the lower end of Dugans wharf,
and return in the afternoon.
Persons having business in Centrevile will have
ample time to accomplish ii, and return in the boat
the day. And all persons going and return
ing the same trip, will only be charged 81
l.. G.. TAYLOR, Master.
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from Arthur's Ladies' Magazine. J
CkNZONET.

from Tie Halian Of Gabrielle C,is5rcrq
By $. p sTREETER.
The poet addresse the smiling mouth ofhis lady love
Besuteous, ruddy, thoraess rose,
That TO morn doSt meier unclose,
Bit commissioned from above,
Eeep'st the treasury Of love;
And, with watchful ward and true,
Guardest pearls,-tleugh not of dew,
Lovely, living, precious rose!
Deign the reason TO disclose,
Why, whenever by chance
Fir on thee q burning glance,
Thy red leaves, with witchng vile,
Open in so sweet smile:
Is il from kind desire,
70 asSuage my secret fire.
Or that thou cruel art,
As to see with joyful heart,
Sigh, and pang, and failing breath,
Slowly DO the work of death:
Yet, IcRre not what the cause,
That thy smile upon me draws;
We'll content with what see,
will JOY in praising thee;
Only lex me bask, the while,
IN thy sweet and sunny smile!
When the murmuring sedgy stream,
Chances III the morning beam,
And the fiOwrets make the mead
eElad and beautiful indeed,
We, with synpathzing mrth,
Cry,-"lfOw smiling is the eartb''
When the zephyr, with delight,
Skins DER waters clear and blight,
and the waves, serene and bland,
Scarcely ripple on the sand,
Or assa the rock-bound isles,
We eIclaim, --''the ocean smRes!'
When, mid flowers and lilies pale,
Morn assumes her golden veil
And, upon her sapphire ear,
Comes in glory from afar,
Oar united voices cry
Sec, how brightly smiles tie ely
Elowery earth, and sounding sea,
Beautiful and grand may be,
And the skies, surprising fair,
When their smile of light they wear;
But earth, sea, nor sky know kcw,
To smile so lcitchjngly as thou
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DAILY NC NuM sOUTn.
BY TIE I5.4Y LINE, C.4RRIINGt THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES Nail.
FALSEHOOD REFUTED!
YMyTITC GE'rCA

VWNHrE BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
n COMPANY are under the necessity of rebutting
the papabG IasChOOd stated in the advertisement
of the ''GrcGt Southern Mail Liuc of July l4th, in
which they so often aIluGc to the Bay Line:
LIST. They state that they are the only line that issue
Through Tickets TO Weldon and Charleston. TEisb
nottrUe--as the Bay Line daily issue Through Tick
els TO Weldon and Charleston, which cEccrtally
respected by the Wilmington Company, as they
pune tIally paid
3D. They state that the traveller gains "a hours in
advance Of those that take the Bay Line This is also
tGSe-as the traveller that leaves Baltimore in the
Bay Line is two hours ahead at Petersburg (whcre
both lines csme ogether) of the "GrcGt Mai LiHc''
leaving Baltimore same time.
3D.. They state thattavelIers who take their through
Tickets to Charleston for sol, save Si.25 This is
ShdmctUtiy taLSc-aS the Bay Line issue Through
TiCkt Is to Charleston for sci including supper Odg-
ing and breakfast in tie boats to City Point, being a
saving OF Sl.3O over the "Grcat MGH Line as ira
yellers must sleep and cat on both lines Therefore
those who patronise the Bay Line, not only save mo-
ney, but save wear and tear of nerves from loss of
sleep, changes of baggage, Sc, in the the
FGreat Mail Lne.n
4th. They state that passengers arrive in Petersburg
in hours less time than those by the Bay Line. How
pdipdbiy tmtrVe-when by their own schedule their
passem arrive in Petersburg at q O'Clock, p. M.
By the Bay Line they arrive at O'Clock, ?. M, l3au-
ing Baltimore same time.
The BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPA-
NY with pleasure and truth, announce to the travel
ling public, that they have established the most com
oIase and pleasant route South, that is now running
via Norfolk and City Point in steamboats,, to Peters
burg and Weldon and Wilmington Railroad and 10
Charleston, S G. in steamboats,, thence by continuous
connections to New Orleans, by far the pleasant
and shortest route to the SoutIlthrough to New Or
leans in about days, without detention.
SCHEDULE:
"A szasszq Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore,
Esz8ej1 sAagedaily (excep Sunday at o'clock, p
SssssszassaR NJ the Steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt
Coffee, OF HERALD, C'pt. Russell. Arriving at Nor
folk (atter good nights Sleep by 4 O'Clock, A. NJ
90 sspss4 Thence up James River, with its
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A MOVEMENT IN CANADA. A communica-
ton appears in the Star, Toronto, the head
quarters iorthe runaway slaves in Canada, call
ing upon al the men of color in the United
States to tske part with Mexico in the antici-
pated war, and render that government all the
assistance they can. The writer advises the
call of convention, and thinks that an army
OF 100000 could be raised in the Southern
States to do service for Mexico.
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ENOR ANNAPOLIS.


IL, EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE
N szee.sgs The steamer OSIRIS, Capt. john
sSggg d. TURNER, will leave Commences
SaaassEzss52H wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
at O'Clock, for the above places aud return next day.
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING.;
at O'Clock, and Easton at {! O'Clock, for Annapo,&
and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis. ...,......75 CENTS.
g to EastOn or Cambridce.,..S I.50.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wye LAND
ing, st. Mchaels and Eastop, (va Miles River Ferry
To Eastun.) VIII leave CoumGrcc-st wharf, evcyy
MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock; and return nes.l
day, leaving Miles River Ferry VERY tuesday Nom
Ing, at O'Clock; st Michae'S. =; Wye LANDING q
West River III, for Annapolis ana Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis ..................7 Is Cents,
g To West Rivcr,................$l.0 Loo.
:" to Wye. ST Milhac.'s, CT Ferry, l5G.
FOR CENTRENlLLE AND CBE$TERTDE
Leaves Commerce street wharf every " EDNESDA&
MORNING, at : O'Clock, and return thr SHmr day.
touching ut Corsica at l0j O'Clock and Chester a.
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage :
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER, Lgave
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY morn
ING, at clock. and 70 ttIus same dag, ctying We,
Rive, at / !! O'Clock, for Annapolis ana buumGrr.
Passage to Annapolis - cts 10 West River e.,
JONI y, TUhNER.
aP29 ,ls'Ja Office lower end Commcrcc-st,, Bait
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FROM VERA CRuz, The barquo Ann Loui-
81, Capt. Marschal5, arrived at New Yorl; on
Friday, from Vera Cruz-two days previous 20
the sailing Of the Water Witch for Mobile
the intelligence by which arrival, says the
Morning News, vagies somewhat from that
communicated to our ship news collector by
tie master Of the former vessel Capt. Mars
chalk states that the NIeXicans were making
great preparations FOR war, in fact were dis
mant,ing their Castle as fast as possible Of the
arms and other munitions Of war to prevent
their getting into the hands of the Americans,
in the event of an attack, and had also com
menced marching their troops into Texas, Gen.
Bustamente in command. They say the Unit
ed States has declared the war; and they ex-
press their determination of going on TO Wash
ington (the Capital) A resolution had passed
Congress authorizing the Government to effect
a loan of SIS, 100000 for the purpose of car
rying on the war, which they expected to get
from England. The American fleet expected
to arrive off Vera Cruz, had not appeared. 1t
is the general impression that Almonte will be
the next President,
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LARGE REWARD. The reward for the ap-
prehensionoft the murderers Of Col. Davenport,
at Rock Island, ILL.,, has been increased to ST.
j00-the governor of the state offering $1,000
and his friends $500. A convict just re aso
from the pententiary, has given some ue to
the whereabouts orthc villains,
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THE BALTIMORE RIFLE COMPANY. This
Company, commanded by Captain Elterman,
and attended by a fine Band of music, says the
Ledger, arrived in Philadelphia on Friday
morning, agreeably to previous appointment,
and were escorted to their quarters, at Captain
Binders Hotel, in Race street, below Ninth,
by committee of Capt. Binders Company
They were again received at eight o'clock in
the morning, with fall military honors by the
Washington Light Infantry, Capt. +. w. Bin
der, and the Philadelphia Light Guard, Capt.
John Bennett.
The company and its escort afterwards form
ed in column, and passed Gen. A. l.. Roum-
fort and staff, as in review, the latter officers
appearing in full uniform. Three Companies
Of the German Battalion, under command OF
Major f. Dithmar, consisting Of the Rife corps
Of Capt. G. Ditimar, the National Guard,
Capt. Roiss, ard the Washington Volunteers,
Lieut.. Blaess, joined the escort as it was NOV
ing off, and tho whole proceeded to the Navy
Yard, yellow Cottage, and other places Of III
tercst
On their return a dnnor was given to the
strangers by Captain Binders corps, ut which
/ large number Of military gentlemen were
present. In the evening the Ealtimorcans at
tended tho Walnut street Theatre, in company
with the L1ght Infantry, by invitation, Of the
Manager, Mr. llashali On Saturday they
visited the Mint, Girard College, Paramount,
and other points Of interest, and plrtook Of q
collation. at Col. 8artlo's hy Invitation Of that
gentleman, and also at Mr.. Browns, in Ches-
nut street, below Sixth, by invitation of MIR.
3. Every effort has been and will be made by
Capt Binde and his gentlemanly corps, as we'll
as by the volunteers generally, to render the
visit of the Baltimoreans in all respects agreea-
bic. They are fully entitled to such courtc-
sizes, and will, we are sure, Justly appreciate
them. Capt. Elterman is gentleman alike
distinguished for his intelligence, COED nature
and public spirit, and his officers and corps are
worthy of him.
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SUPPOSED ABoLITIoNIsTs ARRESTED. Three
individuals, styling themselves iah Holmes,
- Tate, from Goose Creek, Loudoun, and
slas Grist, from Pennsylvania, were arrested
on the Goth inst, near Flint Hill, Rappahan-
mock county, Va, upon the charge of being
engaged in an attempt to carry eff slaves
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FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM

a etqQrTI FUIs ANNH tVIII3, VlIII-
Ezsszce nsssRx.3 BRIDGE, AND EASTON The fine
aaSisaorSsisza& steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
tHore on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, at o'iock for the places above namcd-start-
ing from the lower end of Dugan's wharf, and return
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
iyl2 l.. G.. TAYLOR.
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CANDIpArE FOR CONGREss. The wings of the
second Congressional district have nominated
Jacob Sniyely as their candidate for Congress,
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nNOR NONv,s WIFE DAY AVID MOVES

HNOg NOW's THE DAY MD NON's
n THE HOUR. Good Clocks from 50 TO S25 for
wood, SO for good Brass, excellent time Keepers Gold
Jewery, such Colo Rings IS cents; do. Pins so cts;
do Earrings 25c pairs do. Watch Keys 81; do. Pencils
81 Britannia sets 6 pioces only Sd do. Coffee Pots
Sl25; Tea do G2 cents Brass Candestcks lSGc pair;
Family Grndstones 81; Coffee Mills (Wllson's) Only
% cts; Wallets; Hooks aud Eyes; Tapes; Needles Sc
puper; Dressing Combs g.; Side Combs &c pair Twist
do. cts Cologne cts sets; &. = Butter Knives Doc;
Britannia Table Spoons % cts set; Britannia Tea do
l2Sc set; Gun uspendcrs II! to 25 cts; cold Cotton
Gloves cts; Hosiery black and white, cents pair;
scissors cts, and general variety Of Cheap Goods
very low by
CT. VICKERs, No. Baltimore street,
jy30-u between the Market and the BRIDGE,
BEA3EGE SHAWLs AND sCARr.s, Tor sac
SD cheap first qualify, by
Mas, 2, a MCPHERSON,
al Ne, % n, Howard street,
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n9-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN Il BALTI
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
Sui carriers, only sir and quarter ccrts per K
fsyabe to the Carriers only at the end of each week
The Clipper will also he sent, by mail, to distant
subscribers the rate of Four Dollars per yearpay
able alVays in advance,
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sVEAaIROAT nISCONTTYU-

EsSnJsfssSsr4sED. The trips Of the Steamboat
Sfaa& aBak- RAPPAllANNOCK to Pongoteague,
Accomac County, L. 5. of Va, have been dscon-
tnued. SIN. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
jyll Office Hughes Quay.
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fxssasA h AVID The USUAL LANDINGS
Ih-i.r...JsS ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIV-
S4Sshll Err. The Steamer RIPARIAN
-salsss.szsazsss MOCK, Capt Noah Farbapk, will
leave Hughes Quay, for the above places, on SA-
TURDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th July, at o'clock