American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-14
rANE DOLLAR ONLY:

ID a N% ftohI8IA h ONLY.
NJ Through To Philadelphia EVERY AFTER
EDUH, (cTccpl sundays ut O'Clock.
- s.,i,ass CiFIHE VS. UNION LIME
2Hlr;,p l&ss22,s.r TO PHILADELPHIA, by the spIcn
-'E'e'aar4afsii- did and w"Ii.ku0wW steamers CON
STITUTiON aud GEORGE WASHINGTON. w
Frenchiown and Newcastle Railroad, leave BOW
LY'S vii ARE, (0ot of South strcctl alternately
DAILY, except SuuGays,) AT J clock, PM, AtflV
ing in Philadelphia by bed time,
o. Fare through to Plill.hDELrHla.... 81.
jyi4 A. CRAWFoRn, Aeout.
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY
TWICE ! DAY BY X. ROAI
fHyi.F',s'2 sgy - EH|a TO PHILADELPHIA.
go s.t1 Rta "a, FARE THROUGH
~ sgs::ee l'..s4aroNLY TWO DoLLhRs'!
FTJnl BuIiiUJrc, From Pdi2Feiphir
1T fraig leaves ne Depot LIST train, leaves the cor.
Pratt St, daily tcNccpt nrr OF Eleventh & Mar
sundays at O'Clock, kei streets, daily (rxcept
A. NJ, aud arrives nj sun. aysl at &, A. N. .,
Philadelphia AZ o'cfk, and arrives at Baltimore
p. M. at2, ?. VI,
81 train, leaves Pr0itst. Cd trcjn leaves the DpnOt
Depot, dalyat O'Clock, corner Of 18th and Mar
7, NJ, ana arrives al kct SIS. daily at 4 2. NJ.
Philadelphia at ?! O'clk, and arrive in Baltimore
AM. atlO{P NJ
{G}-Th' FREIGHT TRAIN, for the transportation
ofmerchandize, dry goods groceries SC. is despatch
ed daily except Sundays from each city leaving Bal
timorG st 81, p, A. and Philadelphia at A. r. M ar
Tivlhg IN each city early next morning.
Passenger CAR accompanies this train. Fare
through to Philadelphia only 80 cents!
FREIGHT THROUGH,
PC. ONLY FIVE CENTS PER 100 S!-f1f
FREIGHrs will be received at the Company's Depot,
corner of President and Fleet streets. daily, (cyCept
Sundays until O'Clock p M, aud will be promptly
forwarded agrcGabiy 10 dheComs.
Special contracts for treshts will be made if desired
by the car load or otherwise.
BalIo,, July II, lsl5. A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
d3-Merchants DESTROYS Of having their goods brought
from New York to Baltimore M the reduced rate of
Five Gents per 100 lbs, requested direct their
correspondents To have them CONSIGNED TO the care of
q. II, HuDoElL, Agent, Philadelphia, who will
imme lately forward them 70 Baltimore, free Of com
mission. jyl5
At0-PAETNERSHlP The subscribers have
u associated themselves together under the firm Of
OWEN, kURTZ & CO., for the purpose of carving
on the Wholesale and Retail BOOK AND STA
TIONARY business.
They have taken a large and commodous ware
house, No las Baltimore street, three doors east Of
Calvert-st, Baltimore.
They have on hand and for sale a very full as
sorment of School, Theological, Mcd!Ga Law, CLASH
Sa Standard and Miscellaneous BOOKS; also hand
some collection Of Domestic and Foreign S1.4IION-
.9RY
o TX. St Co., would inform country merchants and
others. that their stock is mostly NEW, and having
purchased for cash. they enabled to sell at the
very ioWe,t posi- bile rates.
They also keen constantly for sale, a complete as
soltmrnt Of the American Sunday School Unious
Pubcations,-thC Massachusetts Sabbath School So
cetes Publications., and the Presbyterian Board Of
Publ,caiinn's Books; AL of which viii be sold at the
lowest ca taogue prices.
An persons wishing so purchase BOOKS and STA
TlONARV, realty cheer, are Respectfully invited to
give US a call. DAVID OWEN,
r. NEWTON KURTZ,
CALEB OWEN.
N. b. BIBLES and TESTAMENTs, of every
size and qualify for sale as above, at the publishers
lowest prcesRAGS bou. hit either for cash trade,
AT the highest market prices.
p. :. large supply of PRINTING INK, Of every
quality aud coIor, always haRd and for sale at Ma
nufacurerS' prices o., X. & Co.
July s, 1915. jyl2-lw
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