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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

NrEW.YORK BOOK-BINDERY, IL Fuiton-5-
nm descripronl OF plain aud elegant Boot-onding ex-
srn,ed with neaipess and despatch
,bs esabshmen particular attention Is given in select
~ The best of materials and the substantial workhn-
ship. c,,,a, h.,,,,, 7 .t-s-;as vy;,, f,a /, To
,beir advantage cell and examine for themselves at III
En,ons Specimens of Binding in all the various siys OF
Sheep Calf Russia Morocco and Velvet Bindings.
IA r. EDWARD WALKER.
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II AkDH AXE and Culery.-ocamsn LUw-rre rs
IL Sprlngst Greenwichsl offers esr large and
general soraeni Of Hardware, Cutlery Britannia and
Jhpsned ware oil:
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

THE TREASURY OF HISTORY, NO. X1.
rs THIS DAY PUBLISHED, AND CONTAINS AS
l. FOLLOWS
!. The Conclusion ofthe History OF China-Japan
The East India Isiands-Ceylon, SunaIra, Prince OF
Wales leland java Borneo Celebes the Moaccas o! spice
islands, Banda Nutmeg Isles and the Philippine Islands
s. Palestine. State of the Jews Armenia Albania
Z. Egypt with Syria,) Alexandria, Antioch.
s. The Barbary States Agiers Australia and Polynesia
g. America. British Possessions, Canada, Newfoundland
Greenland, Mexico.
J. South America Peru Chill, Brazil, the Republic of
La Plata United Provinces Colombia, Bolivia, Guiana
and AngZonia
The West Inds Islands Cuba, Hayt OF 81 Domingo
Porto Rico Barbadoes ST Chrsloph ST. kits Nevis
Antigua Monserra,, Jsmsca Martinique GuadalouPe, S.
Lucia ST Vincent Dominica, Grenada, Trinidad, 81 Eus
;at!us. Tobago, and the Bahamas
g. The Commencement OF the History OF the United
States.
one more number completes this valuable compend Of
History price 25 per number Published and for sale
by DANIEL ADEE, l07 FutonsL dS osti
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

rs1HE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance Compe-
L uy-Ofce No. IS w Wsll-sireet-With sound Capital,
paying their entire claims by the a;e
Iinue against loss damage by IRE and The
casualties OF MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION, on
the most favorable Terms
u All losses promptly paid
TRUSTEES
James De P. Ogden sam'l L. Mitchell, A. n Merchant;
James Brown Samuel Wilets Sp'erS: Benedict
John Gihon Wm D. Thompson Almet Reed.
4. Burriit, VIM AdaTnB, Richard lrvln,
?. Spoford, F. WhitnHrsb, Lo.ing Andrews,
A. Norrc, Berj. Richards ADm Bell,
D. a. Comsiock. James Reyburn r. n. Deiano
P M Whilmore, WIZ. H. Aspirwall A. Foster, Jr
Edw. F. Sandersor, Thos w. Ludlow 6. W. Gray,
A. Woodhul. Leo'd 5. Susrez, Jas. N. Van Allen,
Rob't L. Tsylor, Thos. B. Richards Jed Frye
Edw'd Center, John Cryder. Jacob Harvey
Henry Chsuzcey, Schuyler Livingston.
JAMES P. DE OGDEN President
A. NJ. MERCHANT, Vice President
LEWIS Benton, Secretary. lySn
OFFICE Of the CROToN INSURANCE COMPANY
~ No S. Wsllst sd joining the Mechanics Bank in the
City OF NewYork-Ths Company lost by the recent Fire
SS5OO0 Their hnd above all claims against
them exceed 10000 They continue to Insure Marine and
TRUSTEES.
Jnmes Harper Lorirg Andrews, Robert Lane,
Edward Richard son Joseph Nones John Gichrst,
James phslen, Leonard Appleby, Jas Suydam,
s. A. Lawrence, Asa Crosby John Lsssla,
Edwin r Tremain, john j. Herricd Sam'l sherwood,
Silss NJ Crandall, Abraham Van Nest James Cook,
Tohn breasted VIM Cozzens Elias Aldrich
James Crukshank, Herman Gould, Geo Whitaker,
] Leander Starr Theo Meyer, Thos Monahan,
Charles L Vose, Cyrus Chenery, George Palen,
Zadocs Pratt Lawrence Hill VIM BurSoyae,
Geo De Kay VIM II Townsend,
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President
JOSEPH B. MONIES, Vice-Presdenl
NICHOLAS CARROLL SecI etsry.
Can't SAMUEL GAMBLER, Marine Inspector, jySl yos
Also Inspector "Loyd's" for the PORT o New-fork
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GREAT SALE OF kEAL ESTATE tn !hs sLA-

A NREAT SALE UF z IA u 1.N IA 4 r. ~ NE oIt-
w J,e-nih Ward.-D J. w Pell 81 Co. will sell al auc
ton the Merchants Exchange Tuesday tho 2oth inst
IL o'clock noon, valuable body OF land comprising
hundred and forty Lots aud thirty five dwelug Houses
The sae will he peremptoryi every lot put will be
sold without reserve being fo the settlement of estate
prior tho parties going abroad of their health
The lots sthayenue, ziGh-st; 2ith.sL
North side between 9Th and 9th 25 both
and 26tts both sides.
The ground lies 10 TO 10 feet higher Than the ordiLary city
grade. The situation IL very healthy and eligible, being at
the starting point OF OMGiUus rCuetle streets
graded and C1oIon pipes laid down II Is secured against
deeds OF a lots sold heretofore between IL and 2lst that
brick and stone dwellings ony shall be built upon thsm
There are several large and magnificent private dwelling
houses built the streets above, and o0 ohsr
houses whin the last year. The neghborhood growing
aster Than any other on the Island.
Full Pc tcnsrs viii be given, and maps furnished before
he sale. by the Auconeers by application To GDod
man, 80 Cedarat; John A. Siemnler Esq II Wa-s 10
The proprietor on the promises i3 7ios
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16
THE TRIBUNE.

M.cLAYs WIFE AND MOTHER
T The following anonymous Poem was sent 70
Mr.. Clay from Ashiabula County Ohio
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SHERlFF'$ SALE.-By virtue OF u writ OF heri IA
ocas directed and delivered. will expose To sale
on Friday, The twentieth day OF February a. the ves
bule OF the City Hall Of the city Of NewYork stl2 O'clock
NJ all Inc right title and interest OF Parck Obren, which
he had on the twen,y-tourh day of May, thousand
eght hundred and foryye any time afterwards, Of
and all hose lots OF land in the Sixteenth Ward
OF The city OF NewYork, and which, taken together,
bounded follows Beginning al point on the southwest
erly side OF Tweutytho street, distant hundred ee
s1uh-easiwadly from the formed by the intersection
OF souhwes;er!y line of Twenty hird-street with the
line OF Thd-avenue themes runniDp south
wesiwardly and parallel with ThirG-avcrue nney-eigh
and inches thence running enthusiastically and
parallel Twenty irdstreet forty -four feel, thence run
ming rorhesstwsrdly aud parallel with Third nine
weight fee; and uine inches 10 the side OF
Twenty third and thence running along the south
westerly side OF Twenty hirtstreet, for
tyour feet the place OF beginning The said premises
being The those conveyed said Patrick U Bilen
by Samuel b. Rugges and his wife deed recorded IN the
office OF Register Of the cy OF New York, in Lab No. 45i,
page 28l together with all and singular The he
redaeGis and sppurensuces t-reunto belonging or IN
any wise spperialning.-Dgted N-wYorS January 9Th.
1916 WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
Tnos +. PEERS, Deputy Sheriff. y law6w
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list PuRLISHEQ.

JUST PUBLISHED,
yfNHE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY FOR Schools Illus
;raed by 220 -ngrsyngs and S3 maps with gloDe
nep on a plan, in vol .to by g. @. Goodrich author
Of Peter Psr.ey's Tales, &c
The above work already been introduced rio The
Public Schools ofRochegler and IN number Of others
The FIRST edition 10 nearly disposed OF the seconc
viii he published ir a lew days.
sos HUNTINGTON SAVAGE. 2l6 Pearl-si.
1896 DAILY MEMORANDUM BOOK
E'OR ONE YEAR, pocket form. Also. large assort-
meut Of pocket books card portfolios penSnives
writing desks gold and silver pencil cases, gold pens chess
boards chess men, &c et very low prices, by
FRANCIS u LOUTREL Manufacturing Stationers.
II Maiden-ane.
Account books paper and stationery in CREST variety
TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN & POLITICIANS.
1EURLBUT ON HUMAN RlGHTS.-Essays on Human
II Rights and their Political Guarantees. by b. p Hurbut
Esq Counselor Law, In the City OF NeW-York.
1.-THE Function Of Government; Chap. iil-Tbe
Constitution Of Government; Chap. lV.-Constutiona
Limitations and Prohibitions; Chap. N.-Cousitutions
Limitations continued Chap V-The Elective Franchse
Chap. VIl-Rghs Emanstng from the Sentiments and AT
tecors; Chap. VllI.-The lights OF " omen; Chap lX-
The Right OF Property ard lis Moral Reaiions Chap n
Intellectual Properly.
Dubished by GREELEY L McELRATH, and for sale
a, the Tribune Office. 5s Nassanst Price ~ cents OF
4 L.HANACS.-The trsd= supplied with ALnaracs al
"A the nric-s nfmnnuEcturng. al The Tribune ONCE a4
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NEW PATENT
A iR TIGHT Rotary Cooking Stoves. for ses y ,,H
"A o2a 2m VIM. WEsf, lsS 6I4'
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Eeaal Notires.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.


CoMrrRoLLER's OFFICE, Brooklyn, October 2sth, S+t
DURSUANT TO an Ac, OF the Legislature, emitted " An
Act relative 10 the collection Of in the City OF
Brooklyn and for other (passed April l8h 1851
Notice hereby thai the Assessment Rolls for taxes
for the current year have this day been delivered to the
Comptroller OF the City Of Brooklyn and that from all taxes
which shall he paid to the said Comptroller within thirty
days from the date hereof deduction OF three per cent
will be made and that from sl which shall be so paid
amer the expiration Of the said thirty days and within sT
dsvs from said date deduction Of two per cent will be
made and that and aer the First Tuesday in January
next one per cent will he added all taxes then remaining
paid and 1hTd Tuesday of Janusry next the
said Comptroller Will deliver 10 the Collectors Of te City OF
BROOKLYN said Assessment Rolls ogether with The war
rsn annexed directing them TO proceed with re-
gard 10 the unpaid In the manner directed by law
The Comptroller would respectfully request those who
intend 10 avail themselves OF the provisions OF the Act refer
red 10 in the notice 10 inform him thereof Is soon ss
practicable that their bills may in readiness so ss 10 pre-
ven, delay when they he prepared 10 pay their taxes
In compliance with resoa';on OF the Mayor and Coni-
mon Counci NOTICE is hereby further given that the
Comptroller will receive al his office in the City Build.
,ngs, FROM = O'CLOCK A. NJ. UNTIL O'CLOCK
293rn A. a. OSBORN, Comptroller
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NINTH EDITION.
lust PUBLISHED, Dowliug's History OF Ronisnisn,
the ninth edition. with 81 cravings in various on1n
Cheevers Lectures the Pilgrims Progress, iourh edi
ton with numerous steel eng rawlings.
The Missionary Memorial, containing about % oginal
papers by celebrated American writers, emoesheo py
su perb fciti.piece in oil colors. hound III extra gilt
Wonders OF tie World with 80 engravings handsomely
bound
Pictorial Hislory OF The Revolution, with numerous paes
extra gilt
Guide TO Knowledge with 500 engravings, elegantly
bound.
F. WALKER has in preparation The most oeauuul an1
costly of Pictorial Bindings for Hsrpers Illuminated
Bible al The Cheap Bookstore and Bindery ia Ful,ons u
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

DIARY FOR l84o.
WILL BE PUBLISHED by the subscribers, IN few
w days this valuable work which ia almost ndispensa-
bic for every member Of the bar-conianng IN additon 70
the complete Isl of the lawyers in the city OF
York. This work has been delayed short time IN
consequence of FIRE a; the hndey which destroyed por
of The sheets but though issued rather later Than USUAL
il is hoped il will no be the less acceptable
i6 JANSEN & BELL. Slaioners. &c. l53 Nassau-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

Jts A FARM FOR SALE.--Siiusieon ON The Road from
~ New Rochelle White Plains, abcl edudiatani from
~~ each, containing $50 ACRES OF LAND, all OF which
Ia Plough Land excepting Ten Acres wnchis w ood Land
The psce ia divided b. lane and laid out into converet
lola for cultivation. All the fences Of stone, IN good
order aud ground IL ri sals cultivation The build
!ngs eli OF good character nnd D order For TERMS Apply
to s. 8. KENYON on lie promises or VI
d9f !. ADRiANCE. Sc John-st. Vars.
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IN PRE- IS

IN PRESS,
ITO BE PUBLISHED this month. by @ VAIL EIank:
i ,qnsre n. Y Deacon offc-) TIE QUARTERLY
BEACON, liberal gnd literary Pe-iodicgi consisting o.
ori snr articles and the reprint OF rare orKs among
other articles The first number will CONTAIN as Asrono
mcsl Csrd, the celebrated Three lmpo'lors learned
work OF the oh century. sn.la-d from the Lain Ioese
viii also be for sale in pamphlet form. For sale also, Vol
tai.e's Dictionary VolDey. Ruins, with Akeness = good
edition: the works OF T. Paine, &c. so, me NeeA!y
Beacon Jl4 IEeod,
ORTKOGRAPEY AND DEFINITION
NTMANUAL-Ana.yicala and Synihetica! OF OrthograPhy
lVl aud Definition by James y. McEllsoiI principal oi
the Mechanics Society School, New foTh
ilO MARK II. NEWMAN Publisher, 1879 broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

HJANsLYCK,S CEMENT, for China, Glass Earth
V en-Ware and Marb!e-Ths manufacturer having spent
several years In bringing the above named Cement TO lis
present Of perfection, s confident that all VINO VIII
give Il fair tria will be satisfied with H. and that will
stand on merits without the putting OF hired news
papers gilt-edged hsndbis Price II cents per stick
For sale by JOHN bhoWN ".
10 Fuon-sL near JohD-st
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

x~e DRAFTS on Great British and lrelans,
8aatS-S P-rsoDs retnittsng money h-r fnencs p p
old Country eau obtain drafts %; the saDsefsra -
1f any amount, large or stna psysoIe sight IN a.
principal towns aud cit!eD ia uIs Unlted klngooD.
". = !. T. TAPSCOTT IS Soata-sL cor. biscea-ao<s
y. H.-L-ter Bugs OF TIE Steamer the loIh D,e q
Leave the Pos, Once II. he-pest P. 81. on inc ioe,
which all draits be forwarded.
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Real estate.

EAST BROADwAY-At Private Sale-A very
liz desirable hrer story and attic brick House on re Soun
side OF East Broadway, 81 house " tss o' o!'tOn t
The Lot i, lcasekold with covenant ior renewal at
ground rent OF Sl6o per House is wei! oul re-
plete with every Convenience and in excellent 9rg,, o'
q" -. L. ff- Srus6 81
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

ENVELOPES EOR LETTERS.-A hre assorI.
Ia nent, just made up for under the new Postage
Law They are OF ths strongest Post Once paPe suitable
sor steel pens. by K ROOT L co. publsheTs'
is7 y cor of Wa-rl 152 Pehri-at
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

:. a. hp, nv wife and mother advised me to yield"
T'i' z,,eoy NJ q NJ Cldv.
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So -rrz.=-zlU. -. MAIL LINE rT@ \
& From NEW fORk 10

-U~Gr Opposition TO aIONOPOLY-
stNi----i Express Line for y. Haven Th. rcgsa,trt
popular steamboat EXPRESS, Capt. Ht,k
cock will leave foot OF Roosevelt T. r. Tuesday. Thar
day and Saturday, Al O'Clock ?. NJ. For passage o
freight, apply the Capt board. Leaving New Hsvea
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday.
~ B. Freight taken al low prices, but rot received In
S,,,r York after O'Clock. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-16

ENVELOPES FOX LETTERS-CARDS AND
LNOTES.-Whie blue aud yellow Letter Envelopes
Lace Embossed figured and plain Envelopes various sizes
and Qualities IN great variety low prices Also large
assortment Of Letter and Note Paper fancy colored Sealing
Wax and WATERS, Wishing Cards, &c. &c IN Quantities TO
suit purchasers. by FRANCIS &LOUTREL,
Manufacturing Sationers. II Maiden lane
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-10

7-MEDICINAL USES OF WILD CHERRY
r since the settlement of Amer ca, Wild Cherry
been known 70 possess very important medicinal
le. EUeTy body knew this fact, but nobody knew
to extract its essential properties. Every mother
B Wild Cherry ted to her children for worms, for
s, and for almost every diseases and adults
ughout our country are in the habit of making
pound or syrup Of Wild Cherry bark, and other
sedients, to be used in spring as an antidote TO
&plaints incident TO that changeful season. 1t is
d by experiment that the Wild Cherry possesses
far more important qualities than was asGribeG
For the FIRST stages of Consumption, Asthma,
natter how long standing, Coughs, Liver Com
i, etc, ii il proved to he the best medicine known
an. Doctor WlS1AR'S BALSAM OF WILD
ARRY is chemical extract, combined with 81.
extract from Tar, which enhances its value
alccess i'll curing Pulmonary disease, in almost
2 stage, after our best physicians could do more,
istonished the faculty, and led them TO confess
. Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry possesses
;iple heretofore unknown among medical meA,
1 hand and for sale by
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
80, by George K. Tyler, AZ Il. Baltimore street;
s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt Streets Roberts
1kinsou, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; j. F.
sins & Brother, cor Green and Franklin Streets
|ph o. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per-
corner Market and Green sts.; George Fl KeerI,
l323 Baltimore street; NJ N. Robinson, So North
Street. iy6lw
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MAYOR,S NFFICE.

sBALTinoRE, June % 1916 (
RTOTICE. The attention of all whom it may
~ concern, is especially called to the following
extracts from the Act of Assembly and City Crdi-
nance relative to nuisancGs.
From Act of 1882, chap. IL sec, II
And DC it enacted by the GcHeral Assembly of Ma
ryiand, That any person persons shall cast, carry,
or draw out, or lay any dead horse or other dead
any filth, &c, from vaults, &C., and shall
leave such dead horse, &C., without burying the
same sufficient depth in thegrOund on any part of
the commons Of said town or district adjoining il,
every person persons convicted before any Jus
tice of the Peace, shall pay for every sSch offence
the sum of thirty shilngs.
From Section % of Ordinance No, H. Approved
May 90 1898.
And be it enacted and ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That no person shall cast,
carry, draw out, deposit dead carcase part
parts thereof dead fish, th &C., from vaults,
&c, or into any part of the city, nor shall any
person permit the same to be deposited on his or her
premises without covering the same within five
hours after such deposit under such body of earth
as will entirely prevent any nOxinus efiIvla from the
same, under penalty not exceeding twenty dollars
for each and every offence, together with the
pense ofremOving the same.
je23eol0t JACOB G. DAVIES, Mayor.
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF !!
EDWARD BIRD,


between Charles and Light-sts.
now close off his entire stock of Rich SPRING
4 GOODS, without regard to cost Being deter.
ed to sell off his large stock Of Fancy and Staple
INNER GOODS, persons in want will do well TO
Immediately.
Urge stock of Rich Dress SILKS, 25 per cent.
Hess than former prices; one of the best assert
ments in the city
" French ORGANIZES; French JACONETS;
4 French LAWNS; Lace Muslins; GINGHAMS;
MARQUESSE MUSLINS, price only 81 l-2
cen IS, worth 75c.
RITE GOODS-Jaconet Cambria; Book and
Swiss Musns; Cambrics; TarIatans; Striped
|Muslins.
! EN- GOODS-Trsh Linen; Bansey Sheetings;
a Pilow Case Linen; Bird Eye Diapers; Damask
y Table Cloths; Huckaback Towels.
NLLINGS-A large stock of Fancy Drillings. of
superior quality; also White Duck Drillings, i'm
ported for city trade.
3DTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, Eng
3lish, French and Domestic.
avis and SCARFS-Crape, Twisted Silk,
Henanna silk, Barage, Mohair and Italian SILK
3SHAWLS; Grape, Henanna silk and Berage
lSCARFS.
asIERY, GLOVES and CRAYATS, sc.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
| ]. EDWARD BIRD, 2O9 BALTIMORE ST.
ri between Light and Charles.
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PINEY POINT PAVlLION,

hSIG of the most convenient, splendid, and pic
W turesque salt water bathing places in the United
States, will be opened for vsiters on the 18th instant
for the summer campaign. The Pavilion and its ac-
comm0tatiOns have been put in complete state of
repair, and offer the invalid pleasant resort for
health and recreation. The bathingi delicious, eth
in the houses or in the open SURF alOng the sound
ing shore" flesh and constant sea-breeze SETS in
in the afternoon, and continues all night till eight or
ten in the morning The Pavilion commands view
of the debouchure of the Potomac into the Chesa-
peake Bay, the river in front being nearly miles
wide. 1t is within eight hours steaming from Wash
iHgton, twelve from Baltimore, and twelve from
Richmond.
N sssssSss The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain
asssgs Guyther, leaves Baltimore every Sa
acHsalDsEEEL turday evening, stops at Piney Point
early on Sunday morning, and returns to Baltimore
on "Wednesday. The steamer OCEOLA, Capt Nit
chelI, leaves Washington on Wednesdays and Salur-
days her way TO Norfolk, and returns on Tuesdays
and fridays, touching at the Point in both directions,
landing and receiving passengers.
The proprietor with these advantages of his esiab-
lishment and with corps of obliging servants good
fare good music, boats for sailing and the usual ac
cessnries Of watering place. toge her with moderate
charges, confidently casts himselfupon the public ap
probation. J. II. BIRCH,
jel2-6 United Staies Hotel, Washington,
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CAPE MAY.-CITIZENS UNION LINE.
Ecre LhrnlLah E.nra Rl.ILinnrn n.,L.. 70

] :
:, t,s-s,zjz Passengers for this celebrated eva
Iz.-. ssfE.stering Place" by taking the steamer
's.t,.9ss.assts- GEO, WASHINGTON, Capt. Trippe
from Baltimore, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at O'Clock, r. M, will be assured Of passage
to Cape May the next morning, by the superb, CON.
modiOus and safe steamboat OHIO, Capt. Davis
which leaves Philadelphia on Tuesdays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays, touching at New Castle for the Bal
timOre passengers.
g3"Fare from Baltimore to Cape Nav, including
hack hire at Cape Island, S. so only; meal extra.
jy4 4. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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TO SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS.
NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE ROUTE BE
TWEEN BALTIMORE AND FREDERiCKS-
BURG, RICHMOND, PETERS BURG, LYNCH
BURG, Va, RALEIGH, WELDON, N. c., and
CHARLESTON, s. G.
Through tickets to Richmond, 81
do. do. Weldon, NC. 81
do. do. Charleton, S. G. $40
a hsr1ps The public is hereby advised that
ssgssg on! and after FRIDAY, the ION inst,
pressure steamer MOUNT VERNON, unsutpas sed
iii strength, speed or accommodations, will run in
connection with the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac, and Richmond and Petersburg Railroads
via the mouth ofPOtOmac and Piney Point.
QI5- Passengers leaving Commerce street wharf,
Baltimore, ut I O'Clock, p. NJ, on TUESDAYS
ana FRIDAYS, arrive at PiDey Point at an early
hour the XtmOrning, where arrangements are made
TO give Them breakfast in the PariLion that popular
bathing place They Afterwards pass up the PotomGc
by day light (having view of its beautiful scenery
to Aqua Creek, where they arrive about II NJ and
are taken immediately by the great Northern and
Southern mail line which they intersccta at that place.
to their places of destination.
1t will be seen from the above that passengers by
this line, leaving Baltimore at P. NJ. arrive at any
place south of Petersburg, at the time with pas.
sengers leaving Bal moTe at p NJ. by the Chesa
peake Bay boats, and James River line of the same
day, and with more certainty and comfort; the wide
and rough portion of the Bay being entirely avoided
by this line.
Returning, passengers by this line leave Petersburg
!, W,,
and Thursdays and arrive Baltimore in the course
OF the night of those days.
Passage and fare between Baltimore and Pney
Point, or any other Landing on the Potomac, S )
Passage and fare between BALI more and Freder-
icksbulg, (mcuding meals at Piney Point and
on board the Mount Vernon, 8
Passage and fare between Baltimore and Rich
mond (including do.) "a
Passage and fare between Baltimore and Peters
burg (incuding do } 81
(nciuding do J 81
Passage and fare between Baltimore aid Charles
ton, 5. c. Qncluding do) sl9
IL is the intention of the Steamboat and Rail Road
Companies on the great mail route, to keep up this
line, and that passengers shall be always conveyed by
it ns cheaply as by any other line and with ex
petition and certainty than by any other line except
the Great Mail line
The MOUNT VERNON will take in and put out
passengers at all TIE landings on the Potomac.
For further particulars apply to STOCKTON &
FALLS, at the Southern Railroad Office, adjoining
the Washington Railroad Office, Pralt street, Com
mercc street wharf, or on Tuesdays and Fridays, on
boafd the Mount Vernon, or for freighttO
jyA-6t G.. w. GUNNELL, Captain.