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FALL ARRANGEMENT,
DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTU-EXCEp
SUNDAYS
CARRYING THE CnI


CENTRAL UNITED STATES MaIL.
ny the wei known routes, via Chesapeake Bay
Guy FONT, Petersburg, Weldon Wilmington ic
Gimatestoi, >, Z. avoiding all that unp:easan
changing. (as on the route via Washington y with
no loss of sleep this side of Weldon
SCHEDULE:
a aHasM Leavlnglower end ofSpear's Wharf
FfT1gjA ssixvrR Baltimore, DAILY, except SUNDAYS
s'i's6SssAiszsAa al o'clock, p. NJ in the well known
and complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt, Cannon,
a @T"I7 or HERALD, Capt Russell, or JEW
EksS5R ESS, Captain Sutton, (this Line has
beeh running for upwards Of twenty
years, Uhhom loss Of Property or LiJe-the Boais
buIt expressly for this rOue) arriving in Norfolk npyt
morning. allef comfortable nights sleep, at o'clk;
thehce up James RIVER, with its beautiful scenery
- |sJar2S IN daylight, in steamboat CURTIS
As;; ss;Esp PECK, Captain Davis, or steamboat
6'Ie4s-sn<- ALICE, Capt. BrOugh, to City Point
Railroad, now in complete order to Petrrsbuir Va
sometime in advance Of the line via Wash inston
OF by the boat up the Aqua Creek arriving in Peters
burg IL time for good rest to encounter the railroad
10 weldon aud wilmington, N. c., and thence 10
'narGston, - o.. through as fast as any other line
with much more comfort and less expense Also
connecting with the Sea Board and Roanoke Rail
road, now in full operation for Passengers & Freight.
leaving Portsmouth every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at :! O'Clock, NJ, for GAINESVILLE Franklin
Newten's a.d Roy kin's Depots. And thence by The
steamer Fox, from Frank lin 10 EdentOn, PlymoutA,
Newbem, and Washington, N. G. Returning IN
Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS connectinG win
The boats for Baltimore.
Conlotmable to our usual custom at this season, the
fare for the present will ne as follows:
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
Ill outh Va'......,.. Observation-Disclosures. SIS 90
between Baltimore and Franklin, 500
do do Richmond or Petersburg Va. 5 90
40 DO Castor or Weldon, 500
do do Through to Charleston s G. n. 90
Meals on board Bay aud James River Boats includ-
ed, thereby saving AT least So expenses.
Q3- Travellers will be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, and give your checks to him or our Porter
in the depot yard, Norfolk Line on his hat whe
VIII conduct you and your baggage to the boat.
90. II. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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EAR. HARRIS

6. hARRIS'
hb MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER.
Inc SUBSCRIBER, having procured the formula Of Dr.
e. A, Harris Aromatic and Astrnqent Mouth Wash
and Aromatic and Detergent Tooth Powder, takes
pleasure in offering them to the public, feeling assur
ed that they VIII meet wtk general appreciation,
Ihey combine, in an eminent degree, oil the import
ant medical qualities which desirable for prepare
tons OF the sort to possess. They cleanse the Teeth
excite heathy action Of the gums, and mpat to the
breath most delightful fragrance.
o. Prepared and sold only by C, r. ROGERS,
Druggist and Chemist, corner Of Howard and Marion
streets, Baltimore, o7-lw-jrl9 6m
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MI. Holly, New Jersey. Nov. |, I845.

MI, Holly, New Jersey. Nov. |, lS45.
Mr.. SETH w. FowLE,
Dear Sir: Having used DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY, with great benefit to myself, |
cheetully comply with your request TO give my tes-
um0ny IN favor Of ii. Some time since | TOOK cold,
and ii settled on my lungs; was troubled for sevc
raj weeks with a very bad cold, raised blood several
times, and had all the Alarming symptoms attending
confirmed CONSUMPTION. dcspared Of recovery
After trying various remedies in vain, Obtained a
bottle of your Basam / took three bottles and to
my astoniShment was entirely cured, | attribute my
restoration of health TO that medicine alone. All whe
are sick or afflicted with Pulmonary affections, /
would recommend them to try DR.. WISTAR'S
BALSAM Immediately,
THOMAS F.KEELER.
Meme genuine without the written signature of |.
Butts.
On hand and TO. sale by
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-sl
Also, by Geo w. JONES' cor. Baltimore aud High ss.,
Seth ). Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; ROheyts
Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; j. F.
Perkins 4 Brother, Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thamcs-st; elisha II. Per
kns, corner Market and Green-sts. George H. Keerl,
No. 1913 Baltimore street; NJ N. Robinson, SO North
Gaystreet. Ol2.lw
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For the Baltimore Cipper.1
MES WRITTEN UPON VISITING GREEN
MOUNT CEMETERY


MOUNT CEMETERY.
Mid Natures loveIGst charms,
Those voiceless sleepers lie,
|; Unheedng ife's alarms,
As seasons bright roll by,
Their pulses stil-their drelmingS o'er,
Their spirits on the eternal shore.
/ Sweet city of the dead,
The sunlight asd the flowers,
4 cheering influence shed,
On saddened hearts like ours,
, For bursting through the faithful gloom,
An endless day spring gilds the tomb.
Here may Affection come,
/ It's pearly tears to shed,
Here chasened Memory roam,
To muse of pleasures fed,
Here Love uprear its stCried ura,
, And here devotion hea"enward turn.
Sweet sylvan shade in thee,
Fain would sink to rest,
While grass and murmuring tree,
Are waving o'er my breast,
Mid Natures charms lie gently down,
To wake and wear sapphire crown.
! T.. c. JOKES.
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FIRE AT New ORLEANS. A fire occurred at
New Orleans on the I'd inst, which consumed
eight houses, belonging to DR.. Barton, Capt.
Welsh, and colored man. They were occu-
pied by large number of poor families, who
lost every thing. The total loss was $4,000,
insured
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ENTELLIGENCE AGENCY.


OLD ESTABLISHMENT, 10 Exchange Place.
Guy and country property, of every description,
bought, sold and exchanged Rents and Account;
collected with punctuaty and despatch, and all bu-
sineSs in which the services of an agent are required
transacted on moderate terms. Situations in whole
sale and retail stores daily open for young men.
Clerks, Book keepers, Agents, Teachers, Bar keen.
ers, CoachmeR, Walters Ostlers Farm hands, Over
seers, Lab0rers, Cooks, Chambermaids Dryard Wet
Nurses, SC &c, are daily wanted. Families wish
ing to obtain good servants car be supplied at short
notice. Negroes bought, sold and exchanged. Cash
months wanted Apply at
l.. F.SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
se29 old establishment, 10 Exchange Place
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FATAL ACCIDENT. Mr.. f. P. Walter, of the
firm OF Walter & Colt, Of New Orleans, was
killed in that city on the I'd inst, by the falling
of the cornice ofa building on Camp street.
He was 35 years of age, native of Connect
cut, and was formerly merchant in St. Louis.
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BOOTHS CIGARS!


Tune-"DANDY JIM"
Every body tells me, o,
'EBOoth's CIGARS are all the CO."
went myself and found ii so,
Just as all had told me, o.
To IS, that is the place,
IfyoH need Cigars, where you must haste;
Or else, altho' you want puff,
You'll not be sure to get enough
Then haste away, 10 Booths you know,
He keeps the best in the city, o,
Just step in his store and yOu'll find il SO,
Just as have told you, o.
N. B. BOOTHS establishment is in HANOVER
ST, doors South of Camden, nearly opposite his
old and favorite stand. se24
Nt-FkENUh AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
or single Plate,
ALSO, the most complete and largestassortmeut
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES ofentlrelynew
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the hes
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS
Sc &C., for sale and made order, cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. r, S. FRYER,
nll-tf No. Nerth Gay street.
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IN Tines OF less make Squareli an advertisement
fteds ten lines, the price will be in proportion.
NJ advertisements are payable at the time Of their
frtOn.
1.-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
tspaper, containing all the select matter of the
yy, is published every Saturday morning, at tbs low
le of 81 per anaum.
+ All papers sent by mall are discontinued the
on which the advance payment expires.
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CITIZENS UNION LINE TO pHFl,A-
DEhPUIi.
VIA FRENCHTOWN AND NEWCASTLE.
TEHtiIS well known Line has commence ed running
q for the season, leaving Rowly's wharf, foot of
ss4,,pxS daysj at O'clock, P. NJ W. ''''""-
g. @s3t The splendid Steamers composing
uNhEA0'1H's-sssAASHt his Line are, The
GEO WASHINGTON, Capt. TRIppE,
CONSTITUTION, Cant. PEARcF
ROBERT NORRIS Cant. DouGLAss
ONO, Can't DAVIS
Fare through, THREE DOLLARS Supper prov-
ded on board A. CRIVFORi H. AGENT
Q5-Passengers landed and taken of at Ford's Lam
ding.
RETURNlNG-Tnis Line leaves Dock st. wharf,
Philadelphia, daily, except Sundays at O'Clock, p
NJ A. CRAWFORD.
app Agent.
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y EO3P EAR RINGS.

HHOVP IN z RING
II GABRIEL d, CLARK, Water street,
second door from Calvert ST.
Offers for sale, large assortment of Hoop Earrings:
Cameo Stone and Jet Breastplns, with ali the differ
ent styles of gold Finger Rings, Shit Studs and
Bracelets, se1
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1.-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN s. BhLTI-
RE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers by care
barriers, at only and quarter cents per week.
llble to the Carriers only, at the end of each week
lle Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
crbers, at the rate of -Four Dollars per year, pay
|. alNaYs. in ad Vance.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
We have before US the twentieth annual report
of the President and Directors to the Stock
holders of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company. The Hon. Louis McLane has re-
sumed his duties as President of the company;
but the general operations of the company are
given by Samuel Jones, Jr., Esq President
pro. tenn. The tabular statements submitted,
''shew steady increase in the transportation,
both of passengers and burthen. The increase
in the number, and in the revenue from the
conveyance OF passengers III the year just clos
ed, compared with the preceding, has been moro
rod the augmentation in the amount of ton
mage transported, has been more than thirty,
and the increase in the revenue from the same
source, as compared with the receipts of the
preceding year, has exceeded twenty-six per
cent. The cost of working the road has not
been greaer, in proportion to the work done,
than during the preceding year.
The net revenue, including the receipts from
the coal trade, after deducting the expenses of
working and keeping the road in repair,
amount to the sum Of S440, AIS 34-being So, :
7lS 60 greater than the previous year, and
more than six per cent. upon the capital of the
company. Of this sum, however, besides $685.
749 GA (being principal, interest and premium
in sterling bils) on account Of the debt due the
Messrs. Barring, there have been applied during
| the year to the reconstruction of the road and
to the construction of burthen cars adapted to
the general trade; to Improvements at the de-
pots and to right of way; to the purchase of To-
connective eHglnes and the construction of wa
ter stations; TO the purchase of additional pow
er and machinery for the accommodation of an
increasing coal trade, and on account of a sub
scrlptiom on behalf of the company to the CAPT.
tai stock of the Plttsburg and Connellsville Rail
Road, the further sum of 1884, lS4 76, making
together S349, 934 40-and leaving of the net
revenue Of the year at the disposal of the Board
/ the sum of S90,540 94-or about one and a
| quarter per cent"
1t was the intention of the Company to raise
the means necessary to defray the extra ex-
penses of reconstruction, &C., by the sale of
| bonds; but as this could not be done at a less
sacrifice than to 10 per cent. the amount was
taken from the general revenue Of the Compa-
ny. To refund to stockholders this amount de-
Quoted from the revenue, the Board Of Direc-
tors shave declared dividend of three per
cent, or three dollars per share, payable as fol-
lows, that is to say: to all Stockholders owning
On the first day of the present month less than
Fifty shares Of stock, three dollars in money on
each share on and after the Goth day of No
vember next; and to all Stockholders owning
on the said first day Of the present month fifty
shares and over, one dollar on each share in
money, and two dellal in the bonds of the COM
pany, bearing six per cent. interest payable quail
teTly, and Ieimbursable in twenty years; the
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ENOR SALE. Alright for the state of Mary
a. land single County, PLANTATION
AND FARM SIEVE to clean up fields or land of any
description Of grass gravel, stone, roots of any size
ana to sitt the ground perfectly clean, and will de,
stroy the worm and Il other kind OF Insects. The
public are invited 10 call at l. f. SCOTFI'S Office,
No, 10 Exchange Place, and examine the machine
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SILVER SPOONS. Persons going to house
~ keeping are particularly invited 10 call before
purchasing and see GABRIEL D. CLARK'S assolt-
ment of silver work, Waterst, I'd door from Calvert.
~ b. Silver work of every description made TO or
der and highest prices given for old silver. S99
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TWICE a DAY BY rail- KOAn.
PORT DEPOSrTE AND BAVRE DE GRACE
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.

PORT DEPOSITE AND BAVRE DE GRACE
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
(COnmenCing on MONDAY, 18Th .8prii, 1861
For the convenience of the
SsgSsS5SS5 81 1aT citizens and others in the vi
SssSssszasas5 ESsES&s, ciniry of Port neposte and
-gS2A=5SZHgtGH avre de Grace, a Passenger
Car viii be attached to the freight train, leaving
Havre de Grace daily Except Sundays at O'Clock,
p NJ, arriving in Baltimore about half past7.
{G3-This line will also enable citizens Of Baltimore
who go out in the Morning NJ all Train, to devote 3
ora hours to business or recreation, at Havre de
Grace or Portbeposile, and return TO Baltimore by
dusk.
T4*Fishermen and Sporsmen generally will find
this very Scas0nabe Train to return early in the
eVening.
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NHOoRE,s ELECTORAL MIXTURE. l

AEOORE'S PICTORIAL MIXTURE. In
I'VE offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that it s no uuac
remedy to cure all Diseases nor is it recommended as
cure for consumption; it is prepared from the re-
ceIpt of the late Dr. Moore, of Philadelphia and
certain remedy for recent Coughs Colds and Catarrhal
affections 1t will also be found useful in the Incl
plent stages of Bronchitis Numerous certificates
could be obtained from those who have derived bene-
hit from its use, but it is deemed unnecessary as
trial OF IL will be sufficient recommendation OF its va
lue as remedy in the above mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHARLES B. BARRY,
nl2n No, 1872 Baltimore street
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The above beautiful engraving represents the
encampment of the volunteers at Governors
Island, and the regiment drawn up on parade.
The appearance of the encampment at present.
is very beautiful; the snow white tents regularly
pitched on tine Sore south of Castle William, with
the frowning batteries above, and the waters of
the ocean rolling below, present fine view to the
observer. The public here generally, have been
much interested in the organization of this regi-
ment, from the fact that it is the first to sail from
our port for a foreign soil, and is composed of
men taken from the heart of society-hardy me-
char les and farmers, who are the pioneers to
found a new empire on the shores Of the Pacific,
depending on their own exertions and persever-
ance for success, their arrival at their destna-
ton.
This regiment has been raised mainly through
tho exertions of j. d. Stevenson, who ranks as
Colonel; and he has displayed an untiring industry
and selfdenial in the details of its formation,
proving him to be admirably qualified for his
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son, Little, Humber, CAN'T. McLaws, Van Dorm. Gard
ner, Potter Strong and Gifts, 7th infantry
The companies of the It'll Infantry now here are e,
"C""D."" K"" and -" The entire force OF regu-
lars composing the advance gu I'd Of the army tn side
of Reynoso between $50 and 800 but to this force
must be added McCulloch's Rangers, upwards Of 70,
making force fbstween three and four hundred IN all
The regulars encamped in the houses around the
Plaza; Rangers under the falling roofs of some de-
serte jaeaies higher up the river The Mexicans here
reconciled the appearance of the Americans among
them.
They are hourly expecting more steamboats, at tn il
place with additional provisions forage, and miary
stores The army, lie st one division OF II, VIII
from this point towards Monterey, distant $50
miles In the meantime it Is thought that scouting par,
ties of Rangers may sent up in the neghbcrhood OF
Meir and other the river and If they do Will
give you full particulars of their adventures
PS heard it sta ed day or two since that General
Arsta had sent In courier to General Tayior reques
ing that force might be sent on to his hacienda near
Monterey TO take him prisoner According to the story
General Arisa is under strict watch I'D cannot move
without having the eyes Of some oil the government
emssaries upon him. give this story precisely as
heard it.
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when added to these are the field officers, SER
wants and followers, the whole body will be near
nine hundred. Every exerton is being made to
start the expedition by the 2Oih inst. One vessel
is engaged, and the other two will be during the
week stores and equipments are rapidly being
prepared, so that whether peace is declared or
not, government seems determined to be ndem-
nifed for her expenses in the war with Mexico,
by the possession of the CALIFORNIA; If no ar
mistice is concluded, the regiment will be certain
ly needed but If a cesson is made of the Cali
fornias, they will be of so much the more service
in governing the territory. There is no doubt but
that they will sail before the LIST September,
though no convoy is expected to accompany the
regiment, nor is it needed. A band, selected
from the different companies, and instructed by a
gentleman now attached to the orchestra of
Niblo's Garden, will be raised, and will add
much to the military appearance OF the regi-
ment.
There can be no doubt but that the whole plan
connected with the organization, and destination
of this body of troops is good one; and that the
influence of thousand young, active, enterpr-
sing working men, on the shores of the Pacific
will rebound to the honor of the American peo-
pie, and add to the glory of the flag.
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station: assisted as he is by officers of merit he
will carry the whole enterprise through with credit
to himself and his country. Lieut. Burton is the
second in command, and is well known as supe-
eror officer and a brave man. Lieut.. Hardie,
Major ofthe regiment, is admirably suited for his
command, from his perfect knowledge of military
tactics, and his popularity among all with whom
he associates. Captain Marcy, son of the Secre-
tary of War, has received the appointment of As
sistant Comm'ssary; Lieutenant Scammon as To-
biographical Engineer; Lieutenant Folsom as AS
sistant Quartermaster. AL of these, with the ex-
ception of Marcy, are graduates of West Point,
hold rank as officers in the regular army, and
have been professors at the academy where they
graduated Lieutenant Matsel, son of our Chief of
Police, having acted as adjutant of the regiment
during the absence Of Cap,ain Stevenson, West
Pointer also, and son Of the Colonel, originally
appointed to that station, upon the withdrawal of
the latter to take command Of company, was,
from the fitness he showed for the performance
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sacrificed the highest personal interests aid in sustain
ing the reputation of the American arms.
The prompt and gallant movement to the seat of war
will be held in grateful remembrance by their comrades
the regular service The Commanding General wish
them safe voyage and happy return their families
and friends.
BY order of Mai Gen TAYLOR.
w. w. BLISS, Asst. Adj Gen.
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Naval Intelligence.

The 8. steamer Princeton, left Pensacola on the
27th inst for Vera Cruz The Raritan still in port
Seventy of had been transferred to the hospital
sick with the scurvy. She would scarcely be able to
get to under month. The brig Lawrence, II was
thought would be repaired there, or ordered to the
North
The navy yard Charlestown just now presents very
busy to the Some 80 hands at work on
Franklin prepsriDg for receiving ships and though
is thirty years. we believe since this ship was launch
ed such excellence Of her materials and OF he
work manship that her tmbers appear perfectly sound
and in excellent order she is quite tight, too not max
ing more water than many ships though her bottom
has not been since she launched This ship Is
being fitted up cheap, but neat and convenient man
nsr Tor the accommodation of recruits for the navy In
few days she will be laid alongside the sheers her
masts put in her rigging and spars put on board and
the ship made ready for service and hauled oil the navy
yard.
her timbers Considerable dry rot has already been
discovered in her upper works
The Independence is nearly ready for sea, and will
probably haul of into the strea in the course Of DAY
or two. All hands busy yesterday in taking In
stores Her rigging is all up and her sails are bent
Capt Lavaette has arrived to take command OF her
All she lacks is about hundred men TO complete
her complement. All that could be spared from the
Ohio have transferred to the independence but still
she is deficient in hands She Is bound to the Pacific
and is to carry out Commodore Shubrick who Is to com
mand the squadron that station-Bos Trar. July g.