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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
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MORE RAIL ROAD.

sSaShn. aS @f1 GER TRAIN, carrying the U
.fi4ffH SSEatsSzS S. Mail, through in sir hours
I.a2s..&6ys Passage Four DOLLARS. leave,
MORNING, Except sundays,) arriving at Philadt
phia by O'clock, m.
KETURNlNG-Leaves Philadelp hia at A. M.
arriving IN Baltimore by O'Clock. p. M.
QI5- The EVENING PASSENGER TRAIN, car
Tying the U. =. Great Southern and Western Mails
leaves the Depot, Pratt street, DAILY, at = O'Clock
Z. NJ. Passage Four DOLLARS.
Northumberland Philadelphia EVERY AF
TERNooN, at FOUR O'Clock.
dl3 A. CRAWFORD, Agent,
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ny 1nlN nnihr AND sHOM STORE.
sNrancG sI5OU.

" EAST BALTIMORE STREET.
Three doors East Of the bridge.
9Th Where the subscriber has opened
Gus fashionable BOOT AND SHOE
VI <a.a STORE, and has on hand general
taEap Pa SaGT assortment of Gentlemen and La
MA dies Boots and Shoes of every de-
THES scripon, which will be sold lower
than AZ any other establishment. The subscriber IN
yites the public 10 give him CALL as they may rely
on getting work Of n superior quality, Us he has en-
ployed a most efficient workman John b. Roberts,
az foreman, who has been in the best establishment
in This city. n. w. CHANEf'
NIB. Customer work made 10 order at the short
est notice.
He would also inform his old customers who have
so literally patronizcs him al his old and well known
stand % Harrison ST., that lie has hand large
stock OF all kinds of Boots Shoes, made in the most
fashionable style, which will be sold low, either
wholesale or retail.
A. w. CLANCY, 39 Harrison ST.,
d3-3m Sign Of the Napoleon Boot & Shoe Store.
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intermediate sizes at propor0nate rates.
Orders left at the "BhLTtMURE TYPE FOUh-
DRY" will meet with immediate attention..
n24-tf F.LUCAS, Jr., Proprietor
ENLOsING OFF STOCK OF WINTER
v DRY GOODS. As the season is far advanced
will now offer great inducements TO Buyers of FAN
CY and staple DRY GOODS, having on hand fresh
and full Stock, bought with care this fall, in this and
eastern markets, although do not profcssto sell with
out ard to cost, yet will sell many articles at and
LESS THAN COST, and feel assured that buyers will
find il 10 the advantage to call before making their
purchase.
large stock of Rich SILKS
White Damask (veryrich for evening l,esses)
A large stock French and English Cashmere
Do do do Mouselin de LANES
Shawls, Shawls and Scatfs
Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestings
Blankets, Flannels, Marseilles Quilts. Linen Sheer,
ings, Cotton do, domestic Goods of all kinds.
j. EDWARD BtRD, No. 2O9 Baiti siore st.
d3l near Charles st.
MANCHEsI Err GINGHAMs, Sc.
lvM Just received,
case Manchester Gnghams
do Sd Beach'd Sheeting
do Ga do do
do 1874 Hamilton do
For sale cheap by
BEALE II. RICHARDSON ECO
No. 223 Baltimore street
tARl ) doors below Charles,
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FrHt, The paper warehouse Of Mr. Asa
Fairbanks, in Providence, r. l., was consum'
ed On Friday morning. Loss $4,000, and in
surance $500.
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II NESBITTrS WOOD TTpE.

TYPE from this mandatory are warranted supe-
ror those from any other mandatory they having
obtained THREE SILVER MEDALS and FIVE DIPLOMAS
from the various Fairs in the cities of Ngw York and
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REIIGIoN AND THE DRAMA, Al Corpus
Christi, Texas, where our army is stationed,
they have a theatre, which is not only used on
the Sabbath day for the Legitimate drama"
but also as a house of divine worship. The
| last Corpus Christi Gazette, contains notice,
that Oh the succeeding Sabbath 4 distinguish
cd divine would preach at the theatre in the
morning, and tina; in the evening the Lady of
Lyons and the farce of the Rendezvous, would
be played, number Of songs and dances TO
conclude the evenings entertainment,
----------------
A SHIr DESTROYED ny Fine, The ship
Cherokee, Capt. Gushing, from New York,
with an assorted cargo, was consumed by fire
in the river below New Orleans few nights
ago The passengers we're all asleep when the
alarm was given, and had barely time to es-
cape with their lives, Boat and cargo total
loss-nsm cd in New York
NAVAL. The U. S. frigate Congress, Com
modore Stockton, arrived at Rio on the Goth
December, fifty days from Norfolk. The
U. S, ship Plymouth, Commodore Henry; the
frigatc Raritan, Captain Gregory, and brig
cambridge, Commander :. Pennington, were
also at Rio.
SNAIL Pox. We learn from the Leonard
own Beacon, that this disease has made its
appearance in Chaptico district. An indivi-
dual Ct the name Of McPhorson, who has
lately moved to the county, is said to he la
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ALlCE GhAl. tsatf s
4 Ry ONE or THE BOYS.
She isn't what painted her.
\ A thing all beartsto win
saw no beauty when found
She hadn't got the htin,v
] loved her upwards Of q week. A
But foundit wouldn't pay;
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Her forehead ''Jones' white,'
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She mustn't look this way
NY heart is far from breaking
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Inridss and sweetmeats past, a
And hav'nt now the first red cent
h She drained me to the last.
H,w green was, in earnest grave,
! certainly must say;
shall be cut by all the .B'hoys" eA.
For courting Alice Gray. s
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Farmers depend only on Heavens favors.
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Of Msumss bay ia the State Of ohiO rsfssdto the Com
mittee on Commerce,
BY Sir blGOs ThA petition Of ID. w Bagby ard $50
other eiLens OF Martin county North Carolina, pray
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IspilsA.-Gov. Whitcomb has appointed Samuel
E. Perkins and Mr.. Dewey to I'll the vacancies or
the bench Of the supreme court for the ensuing year
Among the acts which passed at the late session
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Prom the Richmond Enquirer Of tAi. morning

PROM the Hiehmond Enquirer OF this morning
MT BueaAsAs'-We learn. says the Philadelphia ssn.
mel from wskhp gion from good authority that
Polk says thai he knows Of well quslih TO be
Secretary OF stats Mr. buchanan and that the country
must have his services at the head Of the state Department
Mr. Buchanan Will, thsrsiers, remain In the cabinet"
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chaplet on his brow.
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NAVAL-A letter received from an officer on
board the flag ship Savannah. Commodore Sloat,
dated Mazatlan, vest coast Of Mexico, December
TO- says "Our force here now consists Of this ship;
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10 daily expectation Of the arrival Of the Consttu-
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necessary, to destroy all the towns that coast. f"
The squadron would probably remain on that coast
until our affairs with Mexico are arranged, unless
orders to the contrary received from the Navy
Department. The United States frgate Congress
was spoken the 9Th December, in latitude 80 as
longitude 26o So. All well on board.-Phii Ldgtr.
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