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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-07

cheer, and fell talkin' at the old oman
While we wur chattin' away as nice as rea-
tons, could hear Betsy maxim things stand
round above. The floor was ony loose boards
kvered over wide joce, and every step made
'em shake and rattle like a small hurricane
Old Tom smoked away and the young ones at
the table would hold spoonful of mush TO
thur mouths and look at my straps, and then
look at each other and Singer, till at last the
old man seed 'em.
Well by gun fnts, says he, 'ef you amt
maxim josey-'
'Jcst at that moment, somethin' gin way
above, end may | die, eff Betsy, without any
thin on yearth on her but one of these starn
cushions, didn't drop rite Though the floor,
and sot herself cushion and all cochunk fiat
into the pan Of mush !! jest tho't fur a sec
ond, that heaven and yearth had kissed each
other, and squeezed me between EN-. Betsy
squeaod like scape pipe,-a spot OF the
mush had spattcred on the old mans face, and
burnt him, and he swore dreadful. | snatched
up the pan of milk, and dashed it over Betsy
to cool her of,-the old oman knocked me
sprawlln' fur doing it, and away went my
straps. The young ones let out a scream, as
if the infarnal pit had broke loose, and I'd Jest
gin half of my hide to have him out Of the old
mans reach. He did reach fur me, but | lent
him one with my halflows, on the smeller,
that spread him, and, may be | didn't leave
sudden didn't see the branch. but as SOU
sed through it, heerd Tom Jones swar he'd
'chaw me up eff an inch big of me was found
in them diggins in the mornin'.
81 didn't know for spell whar | was run
nin,' but hearing nothin' behind me | Stacked
up, and Jest considered whether it war best TO
trpb nd frif o,,l L.,
or go see the ball. Bein' as was manager,
tho't Ia go have a peer through the window
to see if it cum up TO my expectation. While
was lookin' at the boys gon' it, one on 'em
spied me, and they hauled me in, stood me
afore the fire to dry, and all hands got round,
nsistin on KNOWN what was the matter. |
ups and tells all about it. | never heerd such
laffin' holerin' and screanin' in all my days.
"Jest then, my trowsers gin to feel the fire
and shrink up about an inch a mint, and the
boys and gals kept!it up SO strong latin at my
scrape, and the pickle wur in, that gin to
git riley, when all at onst | seed one of these
slick critters, from town, rite in among EN-
hollerin' wus than the loudest.
odd Jones said he'd chaw you up did he:'
says the town Teller, well, he all'ays keeps his
word
"That mint | billed over. I"grabbed his
slick har, and may be didn't gin him scissors!
Jest as ! was maxim him a chawed specimen,
some Teller hollor'd out ,-'don't let old Jones
in with that ar rifle" didn't hear any more
in that Bottom, -lightnn' couldn't got near
enough to SINCE my coat tall Jumped through
that winder as easy as bar 'ud go through
cane brake; and cuss me if | couldn't hear
the grit of old Jones' teeth, and smell his gla-
zed powder, until crossed old Mississippi"
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WIRE BRIDGE. The Suspension Aqueduct
Bridge at Pittsburgh must be splendid struc-
ture. The trunk of the canal is wood, l6 feet
wide, and l'2 feet deep, and lao feet in
length. The wire cables are IT'S feet long,
composed of 1900 separate wires, making the
cables seven inches in diameter The wires
are covered with composition which prevents
corrosion, and are then firmly bound into a SOL
id mass by other wires. BY these cables, one
running on each side of the Aqueduct, the
structure is suspended.
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 7, 1915.

Ut, who ordered this supper? Of course
Mr.. Hickman dld-come, Beau, no nonsense;
foot the ap and we'll go to our vrtuous beds y
Finding hlInself ''soldn completely, Beau
made virtue Of necessity, and am almost
afraid to write the words-aware that a host of
people will imagine that chaos has come again,
when | positively assert that Beau settled The
bill! in what manner, none of us could ascer-
tain: his quizzical friend remarking at the same
time, never mind, Beau, you have had full
share of the entertainment; that ought to prove
a sovereign balm to your wounded spirit
10 complete the surprising adventure of the
evening, the deaf and dumb gentleman from
the South, on being asked what he would pre-
fer as night cap, answered-not by signs, but
in good sonorous English-"b brandy and wa
ter" Alas! poor Beau! foiled with thine own
weapons? Thy glory has departed, Ichabod
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PRICE ONE CENT'
SECRET DISEASE

CURED IN FROM TO 3 DAYS ny NJ,
- CHARGE MADE. Apply to DIR. JOHNST ON
Oh the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick surs,a
TWO Doors from Baltimore street, where may be- or
tanned the most speedy remedy for Gonorrhna GJerrT-
structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins, az
leCuphs Oh I've Kidneys and every other symptosa o,
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation of oae ciys.
yes OF TINS disease, when from neglect TO consult 3
skliul physician, o. from ignorant and improner treat
eh' .ie constitutional symptoms make their appet,y-
ahct-thc throat becomes liberated, The nose Gi4.as
eu nocturnal PAINS III the head and limbs din,0sss az
slsht; ueaihesS the bones affected hlotchrs On Ne
read iace and cSemites progressing on waAffirht-
Iu fapldlty TIL al last lht palate of The month is yiO
uoytd the bones Of the = osc decay and fail IN. ,hs
Vcu' OF this horrd disease become an obit Of of ,,
Hhtl the last scene Of Che drama winds up and death
an uhtiuey tomb. ~ F1''-''' :"
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
H"sc whose constitutions have been injured by a
certain pernicous practice may tr socu restored 10
PeteGt health by applying IN DR.. Johnson either per-
sohaly or by letter. Dr. J. has seen eases that wryy,
suitGient 10 appa the heart and harrow M the soul
u. az VINO Were not used to the observation of such
terrible sights.
should this meet the eye of any who are suFeyiy,~
rom me above affection, let them fly immediately IA;
~ Ston, VINO stands ready TO relieve them; ayll
rom MS extensive practice in The first Iospitas al
Europe and An erica, he guarantees snepdv cny. =,
matter how bad the case NAV be-
II ~ proper here to observe that DR.. JouNsTor ~
not at present engaged in the practice of nIeacjy,,
through peruhlary neCesslty-he having. BY the dr.
cease OF relative, fallen heir to forune-but thT1,s
an ardent desire to benefit his suffering fellow crsa.
lures, TO pour like the good Samaritan oil INTO their
HouluSi ana particularly to relieve those who sUffsY
ifoln disease for which the world feels no pi,y-
AGAIN 1t must he remembered that the object Of DIR.
johnston IN offering his services for the relief of he
uiSenes OF mankind Is not through pecuniarv necs4a
sly hrhce no charge will in any case he made ~
less the Patient is cured.
. SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve such Az
Ior squirting, Cataract, &c. Also those for Defority
Of the Limb, such as Club Foot 81 u.rorr,,,d -,
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice. on the right hand side of n Frederick
street, gong from Baltimore street, doors from ms
corner. Observe the name.
{G5-AdviCe to the Poor GRATIS,
All LETTERS must be PAID. rras
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.NcS@s. Editors,-I had the pleasure of hear
ing on last Sabbath evening minister of thus
city take up the subject of the 'Restoratlon of
the Jews" in the Hall of the City Guards, be-
fore large and respectable congregation; and
never did hear the subject presented in a
more lucid and able manner. The speaker
(whoever he may be- is a scholar of the first
class. His address, manner and matter through
out, was of the most commanding and interest
ing character. Occasionally the ear was salu-
ted with strains of the loitiest eloquence; in
word, it was a mastery effort in settling, by
the highest authority, (the Bible the CLAIM Of
Gods true Israel to the land included IN the
covenant grant to Abraham. | think, with
others, who were present on that evening, that
the publication of that discourse entire, would
prove of great interest and value to the COM
munlty. F. w. r.
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DAssAGE TO PHTLADELPHIA

WNASSAGE IW FHFLA DELPHIA
M ONE DOLLAR-BERTHS FREE,
a sS-Y1 BALTIMORE AND PHiLADEI.-
K! ,y11-1uJtSA ksss4rPHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY via
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal The
new and splendid steamers ROB'T. STOCKTON and
EAfkESS, VIII leave the wharf No. 3 Light street,
alternately every afternoon Sundays cxcepted) at 3
O'Clock, and arrive in Philadelphia in time to connect
with the lines going North.
p5- These Boats are new, and have superior state
IoohlS anu Dertls capable of accommodating 20 pas
sengers, for whose comfort and convenience .vrrv
eXertiOn will be used
NO transhipment of passengers or baggage.
returning will leave Philadelphia at O'Clock p. NJ
Meals % cents. Freights 10 cents per 100 lbs
For freight or passage apply at the office
L. G. HARRIS, Agent,
mo u No. 3 Light street wharf
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New YORK GENERAL BANKING Law. The
decision of the Supreme Court of New York,
that this law is unconstitutional, will produce
much confusion and probably distress, if it be
not reversed by the Court of Errors; as all the
banking institutions organized under the law,
will be compelled to wind up their concerns
The New York Journal of Commerce, after
enumerating former decisions in favor of the
law, says:
"Under these circumstances, the Supreme
Court now decide the act of 1888, 'to authorize
the business of banking unconstitutional, and
thus put in jeopardy or suspense the vast ia-
terest involved in these banking associations
Mr.. Justice Bronson, NOW Chief Justice, } Mr..
Justice Beardsley, and Mr.. Justice Jewett,
now constitute the Supreme Court. But is
nothing to be settled in this country2 Are our
laws to be changed as often as new Judges are
appointed? Are decisions of our highest
Courts no longer to be regarded as evidence of
what the law of the land is? Are the dec
sions of the Court of Errors to be disregarded
by inferior tribunals We think not; we can
not doubt that this decision of the Supreme
Court will be reversed by the Court of Errors
as soon as it is brought before it."
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HE HALF OUNCE LETTER. So much in the
shape of letters can be sent 500 miles for five
cents, weighing only half an ounce, that we
apprehend, says the New York Sun, the new
law will have finally to be altered, and five
cents taken for single letter, if you please,
with an envelope and ten cents for double
letter, or we fear that the falling off of the re-
venue will be greater than is now contemplate
ed A writer in the Doylestown Olive Branch
has been at great pains to ascertain how much
can be transmitted for five cents.
An avordupoise half ounce is 2lS Sd grains
Waters one grain. Sealing wax, usual quaint
ty, five grains. sheet OF foolscap weighs / 70
grains. Letter paper, 1885. Small envelopes,
AZ grains-large SO. You can send 500 miles
letter for five cents, containing, vz:-the
sheet OF letter paper enclosing seven bank notes
sealed with wax; or the letter and three bank
notes in an envelope Half sheet of letter
paper with half eagle enclosed under wax. A
sheet with dime and half enclosed secured
by waters. One sheet of letter paper with a
quarter eagle enclosed secured BY wax A sheet
OF ioolscaP IN an envelope sealed with wafer.
One and half sheets of letter papcr sealed
with wax or wafer, 1t is said to have been tho
intention OF Congress to charge five cents for a
single letter under 800 miles and ten cents for
a double letter. No greater deduction could
be hazarded in the first experiment. So the
PEOPLE said take ten cents or five cents for sin
gle or double letters,-the half ounce is there
fore said to he an innovation on the intentions
and wishes of the people, and must benefit an
exclusive class who transmit money by mail
We do not think so. Under the old law let
ter containing seven bank notes transmitted to
New Orleans was charged So postage; under
the new law and according to the half ounce
system, it will be carried for ten cents, being
but half ounce to be transmitted beyond 500
miles.
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Cheapest Newspaper I'm the World!
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE II. STATES

HNHE publishers of the American Republican and
IL Baltimore Clipper, in view of the unbounded
circulation which thattpaper has attained in the city
and vicinityof Baltimore, have determined TO extend
tscircuauon generally throughout the country at the
very lowest rate. The Weekly Clipper is pub
ished every Saturday Morning. at the very low rate
of ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM, Payable IN
ALL CASES IN .aDT.ANCE. ucontains ALL THE
INTERESTING MATTER ofthe Six Daily Papers cithout
he advertisements, Review of the Markets, sc. &C.
An Independent Newspaper, supporting American
Republican principles, and speaking freely and indie
pendently OF all things, should find place in every
Family circle.
N-Subscnbers must in all cases, paythe postage on
their or have them franked by the postmaster.
N-any postmaster, or other person, who will send
us Five Dollars, free of postage will be entitled to
sixth copy; or in other words for a remittance of So,
free OF postage will direct sir pies one
year, to any address ordered
N5-No paper will be sent in any case for longer
period than ordered and paid for in advance without
respect 10 persons Postmasters are allowed by law
to frank letters to newspaper publishers, and will take
pleasure, we doubt not in receiving payment and for
wardlng orders for the Weekly Clipper. They are re-
spectully requested to act ais Agents
F$-Smgie copies at the counter, with or withouten.
velopes, cents each.
N5-Persons DESTROYS of subscribing will please di-
rect their orders, postpuid,to
BULL Il TURTLE,
Ms BALTIMORE, Maryland,
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THE TEETH! TIE TEETHn
TOOTHACH! TOOTHACHg

TAaagglayating pain
ss"-, can he cured in few
! q ~ tfs, tiS ~ n%tfi' minutes without pain
Tx I j: ::::;; !: a ;.:: &: !;
~ tooth for life, thereby
VpHdng me pam ana danger of having it extracted.
by Dir. STlNSON, 81 HANOVER STREET. ! doors
above Pratt, who guarantees permanent cnre in all
cases. Also, FLEEING, Scaeing flugefnr regulating mr.
remcdylng the irregularities Of Chidren's Teeth
Dr. ;. will insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH from one
10 full set in the latest and most approved manner
tie mas pad particular attention this branch of the
profession, and warrants his operations to give perfect
satisfaction in all cases. Those troubled with teeth
that have been improperly inserted or recurring new
sets, would do well to call early as possible as de-
lays generally add obstacles to the operation Per
sons uoins so may rely on being treated in a skilful
manner and at prices that cannot fail to please
Dr. ). has an article for filling teeth that are TOO
much decayed to be plugged with gold, which will
render them scrvlceabIe and durable This article s
entirely unlike the dement's now in use as il never
furnishes or changes color
U}- All operations performed in the most de. rable
manner, and tveryfcasonabc charges. Office hours
Toui a. M 10 T. VI. ap4
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lHE TELEGRAPH BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA
AND New York. The Magnetic Telegraph
between New York and Philadelphia will be
delayed, the Tribune says, couple of months
Oh account of the determination to procure the
posts in Tennessee, where they can be purcha-
sed cheaper than in Maine, where they were at
first ordered The affair is So far certain to be
completed that contracts for the posts and
wires have actually been made.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-07

Mrs. MowATT TURNED Actress. Mrs
Mowatt, the authoress of Fashion, y is about
to make her debut, 1--WE learn from the Her.
ald,) on the public stage, and will make her
first appearance next week, at the Park thea
tire, for Mr.. Crisp's benefit, in the character of
Pauline, in the Lady of Lyons. She will sus-
tain the leading part in a new comedy to be
brought out in September.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-07

IMPORTANT TO INVENTORS. 1t has been de-
cided by Judge Nelson, that ifthe proprietor of
new invention sells even one of his articles,
before he has taken out his patent, he thereby
loses his exclusive claim; the sale is held to be
an Abandonment of the invention to the public.
This is a new decision-the opposite doctrine
having been heretofore held at the Patent of
fee.
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The Result OF CRIME. A paragraph from
the London Times announcesthat Burgess, ,wbo
was arrested in Boston last autumn and carried
to Eng land for trial. as n robber from the bank
of England, was put on board the convict ship
David Malcolm on the 9Th of May. He is to
spend the remainder of his life at Norfolk
Island, one of the severest penal settlements.
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FHNHE DENTIST
H MOTT COME xErru,

- Dh LEACH, opposite st. Pauls Church North
mares street, continues to perform all operations
pcItalhing to surgical or Mechanical DENTISTRY.
a,u mas facilities which enable him 10 insert Artificial
leeth cheGPer than be done at any other place,
ana warranted equal TO any, and 10 give satisfaction,
VT u" pay required. Call and see! The best Perez.
!alh letIh and purest Gold used in all eases EY-
tracing Teeth or broken Fangs without niurinr the
ia" or much pain, tday or EVENING" 25 cts. ml6-d
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GUILTY OF MURDER. VIM. Smith, colored
was recently tried at Norfolk, Va, for an at
tempt to kill Mr.. Frethy, and found guilty
The punishment is DEATH but he has been re-
commended to mercy.
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SUPERIOR SILK GLOVES.

SUPERIOR SILK GLOVES. Just receis-
- ed small lot of Gentlemen's superior heavy
white, straw, black and colored silk Gloves; Ladt -
do. do straw. black and coored do. do, Togetbs,
with general aud well selected stock of UNDEg
SHIRTS and DRAWERS; Hosiery; Knitting Conor-
Zephyr Worsteds; EmbtoId'g Chenncilc; Floss SIN
Canvass; Needles; Fins; Spool Cotton; Tapes; BohSi
Cords; Bindings; Tasses; Suspenders Sc sc. Pn
sale low at AMOS LOVEJOY'S
General Hosiery, Yarn & Trimming store,
mlo 425 BalIimore-st opposite Clipper oflssy
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FLOUR. AT Columbus, Ohio, -four has ad-
vanced to s. per Dbl.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS. n

~ eEen VIRGINIA SPRINGS. By far
SLSrYt Sk3Fs~ the cheapest and most comfortable
RsS<saxzs''f route, no loss of sleep. and 60 miles
Tess sageng, than any other route, is by the Chesa
peake bay, James River and Canal Boats
Lea'ns BaHtmore daily al O'Clock, p. M, (ercept
capt Russell. Arrive at Norfolk next morning at 6
O'Clock, A. NJ, thence Immediately to Richmond by
, ne steamboat CUkIls PECK, Capt Davis or JEW
ESS, Capt Sutton, arriving there by 4ecIock. p M.
tnence at O'Clock in Canal Boats Ia Lynchhurg in
% hours thence by Stages lin day time via the Nat
ural Bridge to the Springs. Through the whole route
from Baltimore in day without any fatigue so re-
quisite to invads
Fare from Baltimore mot Washington as so in
EguJhhious,y inserted by the upper route,) TO
White Sulphur Springs. .............sI7
meals ana lodging included on Boats to Lynch
pug, winch If paid (as is the case on the other
Leaving the passage through oRly..........SI3
- 70 Tickets procured at Baltimore Steam Packets,
Once, Spears wharf, Baltimore. Apply to
h%od Il. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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a ss<n FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
ESx4zt Atks$xsp BRIDGE and EASTON. The steamer
SssaaszsaafsoG MARY LAND having undergone tho
rough repair, ana very handsome improvement both
in hull and machinery, will resume her regnlar rsnte
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end OF Dugan's wharf at O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on eyery
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, by way of Cam
bridge and Annapolis TO Baltimore.
FOh CfESIERTOWN and CENTRETILLE
On MONDAY, the 18th inst. she will 90 To Ches
tertown and back, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock and
continue the above until further notice. Passage 81.
m9 LEMITEI q TaVI0P
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UONNETS! BONNETs!

1,.,,,, = -, NO NJ HNE ABOUT TT,
LINES COBURN, at 1913, just above Light ST. has
got the bestassertment of Spring BONNETS and Is
selling them cheaper than any concern in The CITY Of
Baltimore. Ladies, if you desire to get a good fresh
ana fashionable article, call and examine for your
selves DON'T be humhugged by people telling Won
that Coburn has moved away, and all that s0ri nj
nlng, TO get his CUSTOM and prevent you from doing
well for yourselves. a" nS's
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FRETGHTs TO FREDER

a ~Cs-r7 FRETGHTS TO FREDER-
kNy171sJ&AiSassr ICKS3URG, VA, REDUCED. The
1ess..s.sek rates of freight per steamer Kappa
HAMMOCK have been reduced TO the following low
Standard ~"
On pipes of gin, brandy, &c. 60 %
hhds whiskey, sugar, molasses, sc. so
large crates earthenware, SC. 40
small do do m
bbs. flour, whiskey, sc. AZ
bags coffee, pepper, &c. 90
S SuHeS soap, candies, &c -!
dry goods, in boxes and bales, per cubic foot 8
an other articles in proportional full and enumer-
aled Inst OF which may be had at the Office
W5- special contracts for heavy lots of freiehs will
ade' Inc patronage of the public is respectfully
sohciIea' SIN. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
ml'-u Office Hughes Quay.
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IINOR ANNAPOLIS,
~ EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE

HXNon ANNAIOL1Ss
n EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE.
n ssR~f7 The steamer OSIRIS, Cant John
GzF6Sse&aee ID. TURNER will leave Comn,.,csN ~
1ss':asssn1 wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
at O'Clock, for the above places and return ne,, d.
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNINC:
and Baltimore. w Ni""i'A''
Passage to Annapolis ..,. * rEN1>
to Easton or Cambridge SI.5O
FOX ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, WE Land
ing, ST. Mchaels and Easton, (via Miles Rive, Frr,y
70 AaSton.l VIII leave Commerce-st. wharf eysrT
MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock; and return n.ty
gay, leaving Miles River Ferry every Tuesday Nor
Whs, VA at o'clock; St Mchae's, Il; Wye Landing q
west River IL /, for Annapolis and Baltimore
Passage to Annapolis ...,...,,.....'..'7 Is Ceps.
~ 10 west River. Sl0e.
-, TO Wye, st. Michael's, OF Ferry. l.5e.
FOX CENTREVlLLE AND CHESTERTOw
leaves. leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MokNlNG, at O'Clock, and return the same day,
louchng at Corsica at TO-! O'Clock, and Chester al l%
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage 81.
tOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leaves
commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
INC, at O'Clock and returns day, leaving WesE
River at III O'clock for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage TO Annapolis rs cts. To West River ST.
JOHN n. TURNER,
ap29-tlsiJa office lower end Commercs-si., BAH.