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no LECTURE OF PROF. MORSE. The Manar-
ers of the Lords Day School of the Second Baptist
Church. Fleetst., P, have the pleasure to announce
to the public, that they will commence course of
Popular Lectures on FRIDAY EVENING, Feb 9TH,
at half past o'ck, in the Calvert-s Baptist Church.
near Saratoga street Prof MORSE, the distinguished
inventor of the Electric Magnetic Telegraph will Lee
ture on that occasion. Subect-''The Fine Arts and
their Principles" The will be continued by
several distinguished gentlemen from Washington, d.
g., also some of the ablest Lecturers of this city,
The proceeds of these Lectures will be applied 10
further the work of the School House for said School
{h3-Tickes 25 cents for sale at the principal Book
stores; Kidd Whites, Baltmore-st Louis Audoun,
Thames-st. Henry Wm. johnson, Broadway, F. p.
and at the door. FRI trS-2
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dC- WHOOPiNG COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
"HHOOPlNG OUGH CORDkdL' has been
proved, in hundreds OF cases in this city and else
where, to be the best remedy. if not the only one
ever discovered for WHOOPiNG COUGH. In Asru
MA, All stiictrcs Of the Chest (not depending upon
inianlmauon,) difficulty Of breathing, Stc it is used
with great hcn iii and prompt comfort aud when it.
use Is perSoveTci in, effects a permanent cure, Cir
cumstances induce me 10 state that the GENuIHE Ar
HcLE can only be obtanedoG Or. GIDEON B.SM!TH
Basement OF The Chesapeake Bank, North street. Bal
im0rc. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. ja4tFi4+
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MoRNING SALUTE. BY a change in the or
dinance of the Common Council, the bells of
the Albany churches ring morning salute at
sunrise, instead Of eight o'clock, the old Gus
tom. The change commenced on the list of
February.
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Missouri LEGISLATURE. A committee in
the House Of Representatives have made re-
port recommending to receive the distrbutive
share of Missouri arising from the proceeds of
the sales of public lands, and divide it among
the citizens of that State who suffered by the
recent lrcshet and overflow of the rivers.
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4 HEALTHY PLACE. In Newport, r. l.,
twenty-five persons died during the year 1914,
whose united ages make 1856, giving All aver
age for each of 10 years! These twenty-five
formed fifth Of all the deaths in the town for
the year
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-07
PHILADELPHIA, January Eth

IT.
M. John CantreL-I have taken some of your Pow.
deIs, and they the only remedy have ever found
to relieve me from that treacherOus disease-DYS-
PEPSiA have tried alnsst every thing-Homno.
pathic, Thomsonan, Botanic, Sc, and found no re-
lief from them for the three years that was troubled
with that disease | advise those that are troubled
with Dyspepsia to give it fair trial, and prove for
themselves its efficacy. Ii removes gdliness from
the head htaviness and burning from the breast and
stomach, and brought the digestive organs to the ma
tural state. ROBERT S. GAVETT
No. J Union street, Southwark.
{53-The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re
tail, in Baltimore, either at the cor. OF Franklin and
Green streets, at the S. w cornerof west Baltimore
and GrCen-sts ia3
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a CARD TO THE GENTLEMEN. I have this
"A day received a beautiful assortment of White
Kid and English silk GLOVES, something very scarce
IN the market at present.
]. N. HAIG'S Fringe Factory,
fe6 I'll 3aitlm0rc- st. doors above South
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EoREICN PAUrEHs. The great number OF
toroign paupers found in the Aims Houses of
The United States, affords clear indication
hat system has been adopted in Enrope OF
sending their paupcrs to this countrY--tor hale
ard hearty Europeans who arrive in this coun-
try, have the same opportunities as natives to
support themselves by honest labor, and there 49,
therefore, no reason why such persons should
:ake refuge in the Aims Houses. Nor is it
,iom this description of foreigners that our
puor-houses are crowded. It is from those who
were paupcrs in their own countries, and no
have been transported to get rid Of the expense
Of keeping them at home.
We have heretofore published returns from
tin, poor-hous, of New York, and we now sub
Join the number Of pauPers admitted into the
Commercial Hospital, Cincinnati, from 1871 to
1874 inclusive, from which it will be seen that
the foreign poor greatly outnnmber those born
in the country,
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co,
I Holiday street, near Baltimore
sHE E1nRTIJN 4 raiEI a. L. AIM NJ nj a M ~,

OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co,
Holiday street, near Baltimore.
TN1HE FORTUNATE GENTLEMAN who
I'LL drew the capital prize of Fifteen Th0usad Dol
lars, in half ticket in the Md. Lottery drawn on
the Both ult arrived in town yesterday from Cumber-
land, Md, and received the cash for his prize tck et
This makes the 4h capital prize sold within the last
40 days, and has created great stir amongst the CHI
Zens, and particularly those who don't believe the
managers ever sell any large prizes.
THIS DAY, Sl2,0C0 high prize, and $500 900 in
other prizes-all 10 be drawn at A O'Clock, ?. NJ
70 No. LOtery--H ballots.
Whole tickets "a, halves 81, quarters ST.
Drawn Nos. of class l6, drawn Feb 6, lowest So
40 SO 66 IL 80 | rs 81 Is % % So "a
For the capitals, always address your orders to
JAMES FLETCHER 4 co.
II Baltimore, Md.
ENGERFONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
~ Keeping up the fire. Comb. 81 rs, the third
capital of $1,000 in half ticket, retaed yesterday TO
Charleston captain, who has been dealing at our of.
fees but days, and has three capitals in that short
time, two of which were over $1,000.
The drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery are
43 SO Is l2 33 4 | IS 81 Is 26 % So "A
Draws TO-DAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery Clas,
No. 1916 Nos. ID ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 10 prize of $1,000
4,OV0 10 - 400
{. 1900 90 800 SC.
Tickets S4--shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
Corner South-st and Exchange Place; or,
Ii Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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HUST MANUE'A CTURED and for sale, a
pS beautiful assortment oc gilt and silk Vest Cord
something new and different from any thing now in
the market. Call at m. HAIG'S
Fringe Factory, l2l Baltimore street,
fe6 ri 4 doors above South.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-07

LATER FROM BARBADOS. Advces have
been received from Barbados to the 18th ult.
The st. Vincent Gazette states that the crop
of sugar for the present year, will exceed that
Of last year, by nearly 1000 hhds. The Bridge
town Globe says-"The weather continues
most favorable for the crop Of ls45, which is
expected to be from two to five thousand hogs
heads more Dian the crop Of lSA4.n
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N3- COMMISSION IN RELATION TO THE
NATURALIZATION LAWS. The Commissioners
appointed by the Judiciary Committee of the United
States Senate, by authority Of resolution of the Sc
nate, to take testimony in relation to frauds on the
Naturalization Laws, SC, will meet daily (except
Sundays at II O'Clock, A. NJ, in the Gland Jury
Room OF the United States Court, in the Masonic Hall
in this city By order,
LEVI FAINESTOCK, Clerk
Ji2c-u to the Commission.
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SUPERIOR CANTON FLANNEL,

t T y.
AMkLTON EASTER ~ co. have just
d received another lot of superior Canton FLAN-
MEL, the heaviestwe have had this season. On hand
Rogers Patent and best double MILD Flannes
Blankets Of every size and kind
Marseilles Quilts, IL, 10, 10, Ia and Is qrs
5, 8 and l2-4 Cotton Sheetings
New York Mills and other best makes of Sheetns
shifting Cottons and Long Cloths
superior Irish Linens, of Barklies bleach
Plaid Cloakings, handsome lot, at reduced prices
80, 4 and 9-S heavy Brown Cottons
Bleached and brown Drills and Cotton 0snaburgs
~ and Cd all wool Tweeds for Goats and Pants.
U3.- Prices will be made very low by wholesale and
retalI. fe6-3t
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MUSEUM. Mr.. Chippendale is added to the
excellent company now performing at Mr..
Peales Museum. and will make his first APP
pearance tonight. A fine entertainment is
offered. as will be seen by advertisement.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-07

kuL-D AT THE FIRE. At the confiagra-
ton of the Salem County Poor House, we learn
that Jacob Taylor, of Woodstowa, n j., who
was instantly killed by a wall falling upon
him. 1t was supposed that there were other
persons buried beneath the ruins.
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ID | y ID

LETTER BAGS Up THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Rotlerdam-Ship Richard Anderson, Goth inst
For Premiership Albert, 10Th Feb.
For Bremon-Ship Schiller, 18th inst.
For Valparaiso aud Gnayaquil- Barque Horsensia
despatch
For Kingston, Jan.-Bng Wan. Price, soon.
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Initial ADVERTISING. The New York Mir
ror has commenced the publication of initial
advertisements, addressed to one individual
only, conveying intelligence that cannot safely
or easily be given by correspondence. This is
after tile fashion of the London newspapers,
which contain columns of such advertisements
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES,
YHNAKEN on an Improved principle, by

u kEKFOUT KING,
"A favorable opportunity is now offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen Of Baltimore, to obtain NINA
TURE PORTRAITS in the most perfect style of
execution, which for feike beauty, dstincness and
accuracy are acknowledged to be unsurpassed. Chill
dren taken at all ages, in from four TO ten seconds
Adults in from fifteen seconds to minute. Fami-
lies taken in groups; also invalids and deceased per-
sons taken at their residence the shortest notice.
lIikenesses taken in oil kinds of weather and salts
faction guaranteed in all Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied.
0f-Rooms 1874 and 2lS south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light streets, where
persons are respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens and judge for themselves. Miniatures CO.
lored in the most beautiful manner. te5-U
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
schr Ihlchisan, Terry, days from New York, As.
sorted cargo, 20 |. Mankin
MEMORANDA.
Bafque Mary, Marston, and brig Kirkwood, Mar
IN, from baltimore, arrived at New Orleans 9TH ult
brig WING, Lott, for Baltimore, loading, was left
at Bordeaux cath Dec wig '''
Bngs Juliet, Terrell, for Ponce, T. H. and Frances
Amy Binney, for Cumana, sailed from ST. Thomas
9Th ultimo '''''"
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A a. NJ 4 " a C.
MARRIED,

- ~ Frederick, Nd on the Cd inst. by the Rev Mr..
Wachier, SAMUEL GLENN to Miss CATHARINE WAGH-
TER, both of Frederick county.
- Al Washington, on the 4th instant, by the Rev. Mr.
lyme, LEWIS WARRGNGroN, Jr., u. :. Navy, 10 Miss
that city.
Al 81 johns Church, IN Georgetown, ID. G. on the
"a INST by the Rev. Mr. Shiraz, ALEXANDER & ABELL,
~ consul 10 the Sandwich Islands, to Miss JARAH
j. daughter of the late z. &. Austin of Georgetown
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PENNSYLVANIA, We learn from the Phia-
delpha North American that up to 8 O'Clock
on Wednesday afternoon, about three hundred
thousand dollars of the State Interest had been
paid at the PENNSYLVANIA Bank.
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AOfLfG'S CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT.
NJ The glorious tide of fortune sui rolls in. BY
the tremendous run of good luck al NJ DOYLE'S, il
tune is TO purchase ticket and after the drawing get
me cash, either in gold, silver, or bank noes, as pre-
iclrad by the holder NJ. DOYIE'S Capital Prize
Depot, No. If4 PRATT STREET, opposite the Railroad
Depot, (next door BradshaW's United States Hotel
Is the place to get the following splendid capital prizes
to he drawn this week:
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 81, shares IN
proportion
SATURDAY, capital 5000, tickets 81 50, shares in
proportion. Risk on package Of whole tickets only
S26 Oh package sf halves @l4; and on package OF
quarters t3I-may draw upwards Of Sl5,06O fow'f
the time. Send your orders eally
a liberal discount will be paid to persons who pnf-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety OF lucky numbers, b
The package, single ticket share. All oriess, %
mail or otherwise, addressed tn.
NJ DOYLE, No. lH PrAtt street,
Is CRl Opposite Z. " o. Z. =. 0e@E.
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FLoops AT THE SoUTH. The latest accounts
from Mississippi, louisiana and Alabama, give
reason to apprehcnd destructive inundations.-
The streams were rising rapidly.
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CoNcERT Of SACRED MUSIC. The concert
of sacred music, of the choir attached to the
Universalist Church, which was postponed on
Wednesday night on account of the nclemency
of the weather, will take place this evening in
the church at the corner of Calvert and Pleasant
streets. The selections are from the most Gel
ebrated composers, and the choir will have the
assistance of the best talent of the city, vocal
and instrumental
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MOVEMENTS OF Mr.. Polk. The Columbia,
Tennessee, Observer, Of the 30th ultimo, says:
The President elect and suite left home on
Tuesday last, on their way to the Capitol. 1t
is understood that Colonel J. X. Walker, ne
phew of the President will be private Secretary
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, TIE OLD GENERAL. Mr.. Green, the whig
Senator from Rhode Island, is said to be ne
phcw of Gen. Green, the famous revolutiona-
/ r,, bnro
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an1erlcan Repltbltcan,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. !, ls45.

CONVENTION TO ALTER THE CONSTITUTIONS.
The Maryland Republican ii yesterday con-
tams the report of the select committee of the
house of del gates, ON the subject OF calling a
convention of the people al Maryland Ia
change the constitution. The report is iilyo@-
bic to the measure, aud assigns several reasons
why a convention should be held. The G:ii!-
Guilty of ascertainng what the present cOnsli-
tuition really is, from the number Of changes
whish have been made, is assigned as one mo-
tive for holding the proposed conventions but
this IS of little force The report refers 10 the
expense of the Judiciary system, and the m
Jebtedncss of the state, other Inducements
TO remodcl the constitution. We have no OBJ
lection to urge against taking the sense OF the
prople on the proposition. The constitution
probably could be advantNgeously changed; but
we should prefer that the convention Tor the
purpose should not be held during high party
excitement We think that we can get along
gcry well under the existing constitution tor
some years to come; or, if it be deemed Judi
cious or necessary to remodel the judiciary
with view to greater economy, it can be east
~, and perhaps as we'll done, by the legislative
cnactments of two sessions, as by convention,
The first object of the legislature and people
should be, to restore the credit Of the state
Our resources are ample if they be properly
developed and applied. When we succeed in
getting the ship of state once more safely
uhoat, we can look TO other things of less i'm
nnrtonCp
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r4y6zi- A BARGAIN. VIII be sold
EsySzs.5t great bargain, second hand PIANO,
y handsome pattern and in good order.
Apply at
fe63t' No. IL NORTH GAY STREET
N Office. STRAAS STUDS AND BREAST
~ PlNS-tinished this day. Those who have been
disappointed in getting handsome set of those Studs
ana BreasplRS of the same material, which are not
excelled by the Diamond in brilliaucy can now he
supplied by GABRIEL ID. CLARK, Water-st.
teb-5t Second door from Calvert,
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A AFF1CE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
" OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Feb. A, 1886. At a
meeting of the Public School Commissioners for die
city of Baltimore, held this day, at the City Hail. on
cal from the Mayor, the Board proceeded TO organize
ny Ehe appointment Of the following officers for the
ensuing year:
J. B EMERY, Esq, President.
ii. 5. SANDERSON, Esq, Treasurer
J. W. TILYARD, Clerk.
Applications for admission to the Schools NAV be
made to either Of the following Commissioners:
J. w, Randolph, corner of Market and Wk-sts f. p
James c. Weeden No. 80 Alisanna street, Ftp.
Edward A. Slicer, 800 East Baltimore-st.
Alexander Kirkland, Smiths wharf
II. D. Sanderson, corner of Lombard and Gay-sts.
John Wilson, No. IA Baltimore street,
DIR. J. L. w. Dunbar, Lombard near Hanover-st
Rev. j. N. McJilton, 95 Hanover street.
Michael Tsner, corner of Perry and Eutav streets
Charles M. keyser, No. ~ N. Howard street.
John b. Emery, eorssr of Pratt and Pr an streets
David Trojan, 230 w. Baltimore street
VIM F. Frick, 10 Law Buildings.
~ Hder e a,e Board,
feo-a J. w. TILYARD, Clerk.
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[G3-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city Of
ballImoe or in the United States, any con
nected with Literature or science. Oratons from As
20 Sio, occupying twenty and forty FIVE minutes. Lee
lures s. to $40; Letters and Essays s3 Pieces for de-
camation So to s.. Inscriptions for tombs SO to 49,
Sentimental Tales s. to $40. Advertisements Al to
S5' songs 81. News Carriers Addresses SIS. Acros~
ties 81 Pieces for lbums SC. sc. cents per line
PERSONS at distance will address post pad and en-
closing enumeration the Milford Bard, or Dr. John
hotiand, Baltimore. Citizens win call at the Wash
Ington University, East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot ca will drop line in the post office enclos-
ing the Fid pro quo {G-Edors friendly To me, will
please give an Insertion. ia0
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ARBITRATION System. We have read the
bill reported by Mr.. Randall, OF Baltimore
county, in the house of delegates, entitled can
act to establish an arbitration system Tor the
more speedy and cheap administration Of jus
iice in this state" and are under the impress
sion that in many cases it would increase, IN
stead of diminishing expenses. We believe
that an arbitration system properly guarded
against abuses, would prove of immense adj
vantage TO the people, by preventing the ac-
cumulation Of unnecessary costs-but it unre-
str,ctcd appeal from the decisions Of arbitra-
tors be allowed. arbitration would be of little
effect If the party appealing to court can be
compelled to pay all costs, should he fail to
obtain a more favorable verdict Than was given
bv the arbitrator, the system would be of the
greatest public utIIity-and We advise MIR.
Randall to insert a clause to that effect.
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II" ..1,.t,.,,.,,
'>'''"''0" " ''' ',."''' -, mn,
'''" ''''" "'
received from New York later than Tuesday
morning, while the mail due al Philadelphia
from Harrisburg is two days behind. The roads
near New Brunswick, =. J. are said to be block
ed ny with banks OF snow, where it has fallen
to the depth Of FROM three to five feet, and
been drtlcd by the nigh winds to much great
or d"ptIla along the line Of the railroad It Is
supposed that The storm was much more severe
throughout New York, The New England
States and the Northern part OF Pennsylvania
The mail ttOm !aston, Pa, reached Ihiladel-
phla on Wednesday night IN a sleigh, and the
driver reports that in somc places on the road
the snow drItted to the depth Of from eIght to
ten feet. 1t was about two feet deep on the
level. The Phlladelp hja Inquirer OF yesterday
says. ''thc Delaware river IS now filled with
floating ice, and should the severe frost con-
tlnuc Tor another day, 1t Is probable that the
navigation viii be completely stopped, except
FOR vessels towcd by the city ice boat The
''''S ''''' D ~, '' ,., "' '' '''"
P''' '''' - 49, ,'''''~>'
LECTURE OF PRoF. MORSE, The lecture to
be delivered this evening in the Calvert-st.
Baptist Church, by Prof Morse, the distin-
guished inventor of the Magnetic Telegraph,
should attract a large audience, for several
reasons-Ist, the well known talents of the
lecturer give assurance Of highly able and
eloquent discourse; "a, ii is The INST OF one OF
the most interesting courses OF lectures likely
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BALTIMORE AND SUsQUEHAHNA RAIL ROAD.
There were 57,O0l passengers transported over
this road during the past year; gross amount
of receipts for transportation of passengers
s43, SO3.79i one third of which, amounting to
sl4, 6Ol.@6, went to the York and Maryland
Line Rail Road; $50, 2o2.53, being two thirds,
to the Baltimore and Susquehanna Rail Road.
The States proportion, being one fifth, amounts
10 - SIO.5O
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AcaulrTAL or Mn. LEVIN. The case of l..
G. Levin, Esq. charged with treason, was called
up in the Court ofQuarter Sessions Of Philadel-
phia, on Wednesday, by VIM. ID. Kelly, Esq,
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, the defendants
counsel, Messrs, Brown and Dallas, being pre-
sent. The Commonwealth stated that the in
dictmcnt could not be sustained, and that it
would therefore be laid before a jury without
evidence, which was accordingly done. Judge
Jones charged the jury that the bill did not
contain anything ndictable, and they rendered
Il verdict Of not guilty, without leaving the
box. The proceeding was an abandonment of
the case by tho Commonwealth, and Mr.. Lee
vim is now entirely acquitted of the charge Of
treason.
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The WESTERN RoUTE. The Philadelphia
Inquirer says, we learn that several persons are
now at Harrisburg, earnestly urging the revi-
val of the project to authorize the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road Company to construct a
Rail Road through Pennsylvania, in direction
from Baltimore to the Ohio River.