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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTH-EXCEPl
SUNDAYS.
CARRYING The GREAT


CARRYING THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
By the well known routes, via Chesapeake Bay,
City FONT, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington, TO
Charleston, 3. c. avoiding all !, that unPeasant'
changing, (as the route via Washington,) with
no loss Of sleep this side OF Weldon.
SCHEDULE;
n saesaa Leavnglower end of Spears Wharf,
n.nss DAI n f5 he T. spsn %sx
and complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon,
n szaAsg7 orHERALD, Capt Russell, or JEW
ES77&rsaA Ess, Capt Sutton. arriving in Norfolk
nights sleep, at O'Clock; thence up James River,
with its beautiful scenery, in daylight, in steamboat
N aESs79 CURTIS PECK, Capt. Davis, or steam
HssEYr ysssRf boat ALICE, Capt Skinner, to City
51Ge2sTattt95L Point Railroad, GALL the above boats
and road being now in good order, under the com
mand of skiliul and polite commanders) to Pc
tersburg Va CARRYING there aboutwO hoursahea d of
the route via w ashngton) where The two lines ANAL
gamate; thence TO Weldon and Wilmington, N. c.,
thence by STEAMBOATS, to Charleston, s. O., and
thence by the southern routes to New Orleans, and
much the most pleasant, comfortable and shortest
route TO the South.
Passengers for Richmond, Raleigh, FAYETTEVILLE
Lynchburg, and TO the West, will find this the most
comfortable and cheapest ronte.
D7L Returning, leaves norfolk daily, except Sun
days, at O'Clock, ?. M. arriving in Baltimore next
morning in time for the Eastern, western and South
FARE REDUCED.
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
mouth, Va..... Observation-Disclosures. $500
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
burg or Richmond, Observation-Disclosures. 600
Passage between Baltimore and Weldon, n. g. 800
Passage between Baltimore and Chareston,S.
T.. (lhr0ugh llckGts) observation-disclosures. 2l,OO
meals and lodging included on Bay and River boats
{63- Travellers will be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, and give your checks to him our Porter
i'll the depot yard, Norfolk Line on his hat,) who
will conduct you and your baggage to the boat.
mh5- If T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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THSO HOTEL-KEEPE JUST Reef
IN ED supply of beautiful BRITANNIA :
tors, with rich cut and plain bottles of large size,
rich and snowy, suitable for Steamboats, and Ho,
Also, supply of beautifully finished Btock Tin
CoperS, Hon WATER AND STEAK DISHES of all sill
both English and American-for safe low by
e. E. WETAIORE 6. CO.,
Dealers in Family Hardware, Table Cutlery, Waii
Silver plated and Britannia Ware. Block Tin and
PANIED Ware; Brushes, Baskets, Mats, &c sc.
every variety of HOUSE FURNISHING AT
Giles.
Families, Steamboats, and Hotels furnished Ct
Elete al the shortest no ice, at No. 10 N. CRARH
ST., opposite the Union Bank. mil
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EpuUhS, STATION &c. The 8
hid scriber offers TO the public general assortnf'
of PAPER BOOKS and STATIONERY, which
is determined to sell at very low prices.
Cap. Letter, Wrapping, Tea aud Envelope Papt
of different qualities; Paper Hangings fne asst
ment Window BnCs; Bonnet Boards; Steel Pc
Quilts; Ink; Pocket and Desk NKSTANDS; Pod!
Books, &c.
Medical, Classical and School BOOKS.
BLANK BOOKS, of every description, on he
or made to order at the shortest notice.
Miscellaneous BOOKS, very cheap.
lG- Country merchants are particularly invited
examine the stock.
JOSEPH N. LEWIS,
mhl9 No DIG Baliimore street
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Lynch LAW AND Mock AUcTIoNEERs. A
young man from Connecticut was ieeced out
Of $50 by mock auctioner in New York a
few days age, and finding there was no legal
redress, he enlisted the sympathes and assis-
lance of a goody number of "the Boys" pro-
ceeded TO the mock auction establishment in
question with sack in hand, and informed the
proprietor and his Peter funks that unless the
money which had been fraudulently obtained
was refunded, they might expect to be duly
ensconsed into bags and suspended to the avn
ing post for the amusement of passers by. The
villains at this became fiightned, the $50 was
soon produced, and "the boys' gave three cheers
and were about to depart, when it was ascer-
tained that spectator had also been done out
of about S6, which was then got by the same
means, after which they left, perfectly satisfied
with their success
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FENU FhINIEtN.
NESBJTTrS WOOD TYPE.

- FNICEo KEUUUEU
TYPE from this mandatory are warraf ted 81
ror TO those from any other mandatory, they l5
obtained THREE SILVER MEDALS and FIVE p1pLd
from the various Fairs in the cities of New York
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I'D EMOvAL, REMOVAL.
BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY

BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.
mTa The subscriber would respectfully
inform his friends aid the public
VI pgenerally, that he is continuing the
eRRzD mi Aaesz@ BOOT and SHOE Business at No.
EM 81 SOUTH GAY STRERT, oppo-
~" site the Exchange, third door from
Second st.. Baltimore, where he intends to manufac-
ture BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES, OF
every description, in the most fashionable and APP
proved styles, of the best workmanship ana material,
warranted and fit equal to any in this or any
other city in the Union. lie would also embrace this
opportunity of returning thanks to his numerous Gus
toners and friends for their liberal and kind patron
age, and respectfully solici,s continuance of the
same. Prices as follows:
Dress BOOTS, stitched, $500
do do pegeed, $50
Doublesole lined water proof Boots, stitched, 500
do do do do pegged, 400
Cork sole BOOTS, pegged, $50
- All orders filed at the shortest notice, whole
sale and retail.
se6-tf SAMUEL j. HANDY.
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~ Hon. Reverdy Johnson, and Hon. VIM.
T. Giles will please accept our THINKS for sew
eral interesting public documents.
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N COLEMAN, BOOT MAKER,

HAe No. > HOLIDAY STREET.
3 doors from Ballimore-st.
msza The subscriber bGgs leave to in
VIZ form his friends and customers that
VI .he has feestablished himself at the
@zzns I'd G8bG above stand, where he is manuiac
EA turing gentemen's BOOTS, HOES,
G@sa~ sc. at his usual low prices, and in a
style which he is determined shall not be surpassed
by any establishment in the city. Further putting is
unnecessary, as every one who has worn his Boots
testify to their quality. He also begs leave TO
return his thanks TO his numerous customers for the
very liberal share of patronage which they extended
10 him, and very humby sOicits continuance of the
same. fri jail -3m
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

NO. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
First door from Bamore-st. going towards the dOck)
TENAKE NOTICE of DR.. ROGERS NAME on
n different parts of the Office
Attendance from A. Nj. till 10 at night.
CURE WARRANTED.
ng-NO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EFFECTED
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I9,T Eyv AND BEA UTIFUL
u SpRINr Cnnns

" SPRING GOODS.
r. MELDOWNEYS co, have now in store a
choice and beautiful stock Of all the various style
aud best f2bric of fresh SPRING GOODS, embracing
rich striped, plaid aud and changeaOle Silks, Shawls
Of all kinds, French Lawns, Org ndie Musns, Ba-
reyes, Giughams, Alpacas, Bombazines, Linen goods
Of all kdnS; French British and American PRINTS;
Cloths, Cassimeres and Veslings; Gloves, Hosiery,
SC. &C.. 1913 BALTIMORE ST.
mh3Q
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NrEw AND BEAUTIFUL styles of French
w BERAGES, Balzarnes
MARQUlSES, cOors and black
Figured NOUS DE LAME
Shaded Omore do do
Jaconett LAWNS, ChintZ
Fine Green BARAGE
White and Colored 1914 Muslin SHAWLS,
something entirely new and beautiful
Barcge SCARFS and ShawIs. Just ope: ed by
]. A. FIELD X co.
mho7 No. Hanover ST.
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HNEANIS' MBROIDEHED RGBf
4 Mis-. MCPHERSON, No. So N. Howafd-st.
Just received from New York few more of III
French Embroidered Infants Robes, from SO TO 4
HpiNDERS' BOARDS-3 tons assorted n
KH for sale by TURNER & NUDGE, I
iaS South Charles-st
WNRECTION MATCHES AND SHt
n BhACKlAG, on consignment and for sale
manufacturers prices by
FREDERICK FTCKEY & SONS,
mbl7 No, 900 BaliIIore 81
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GAIN SOMETHING NEW. A supply
IN Of IMPERIAL METAL CANDLESTICKS-
Just received and for sale low at the Original Fur
' ALFRED II. REP,
No. 1876 Baltimore street.
ap4 ID tin store above Howard street.
N%RS. NICK ERSON, 50 N. Howard street,
IVA has received from New York, few very hand
some Twisted Silk shawls and Scarts. ap4
a ANVNS. Mrs. MCPHERSON has Just recev-
n ed from New York, large assortment of
French Lawns. ap4
WPATCAISES. Mrs. MCPHERSON has received
ED from New York another supply of French Bal
caises. ap4
SOMETHING NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
- A supply of Imperial Butter Kettles jd,trec
cd from Europe and for sale low at the
Original Furnishing Warehouse by
ALFRED II. REP,
No. 1886 Baltimore street,
ap3 2nd Tin Store above Howard street.
NDERKINS' Enameled, Pearl Surface and Co.
ID loTed Cards, constantly on hand and for sale by
TURNER s. NUDGE,
ap3 South Charles st.
HID USSIA SKINS. | bale large size, just re-
TURNER & NUDGE,
ap3 South Charles st.
WHITE COTTON PRINCES. | have
w just received an assortment of imported Cot
ton Fringe, and am also making Domestic Fringes,
of different patterns which will sell by the yard or
piece. JIM. HAlG, l2 Baltimore-st.
ap4 doors above South.
MAGNIFICENT SILKS.
lVH Just received by the last Havre Packet,
100 pieces rich and magnificent SILKS, of all styles
mh3 fri F. GARDENERS, 1876 Market.st.
HpEAUTIFUL SPRING SHAWLs. One
nD cartoon very rich Thibet SHAWLS, for the
Spring, with handsome deep borders lust received
and will be sold al rem 1Tknbly lou prices
EDWARD J. RICHARDSON,
mh2o No 81 Baltimore street.
| EgAIzARINE TARLTON. Mrs. NTCKER-
mp son hiss just received frntn New York, Baza-
rine Tarlton, new article, two yards wide for eve
| mig dresses So N. Howard street. ja26
MgRS. MCPHERSON having made arrange.
Wa mens with the Straw Manutactories of New
YORK; will be constantly supplied with The latest pat
terms Of BONNETS. I.aaies buying their Bonneis
and Ribbons, can have them Trimmed gratis
IA No 81 N. HOWARD STREET.
! EBURSE Silk AND TRIMMINGS
u Mrs. NlCKERSON has just received from N
YORK. an assortment of plain and shaded PURSE
SILK, also Steel aud Jet Trimmings. ap4
EgUTTER. 800 kegs Of fresh GLADEs BIJr-
S. CLAYTON * SONS,
lell l62 Lombard street
EEELRY A large assortment iusi renewed
CONSISTING IN part as follows: Gold Rings; Pins:
g heys; Chains; Ear Rings, Studs, &c Also, la &c
assortment OF gilt Jewelry-or sale by
ELIAS HALE, No 1924 Baltimore street
Wn%o door east OF Towards ct
HFAns. ON consignment and at reduced priceS
| IL for sale by PN''
mhaj ELIAS HALE, ga Baltimore street.
ETPRTGTTT GRIDIRONs & RROII FPs
| u lnrher supply Of the above full and highly
approved Cooking u,ensil suitable for Crates RanTes
or Wood Fire, Just finished and for sale at the Origin
| al Furnishing Warehouse by 60
! ALFRED II REP, No. 1886 Baltimore st.
! NIB 2hd Tin store above TIowarf-st,
n ARD LAMPS For sale al manufacturers
| 4 prices bv
Ha25 ELIAS HALE, 1924 baltimore street.
( EDcCsET CUTLERY. American m1T0i1c-
! N, ure, Of superior quality, for sale by.
! a.25 ELIAS HALE, 3?i Baltimore street,
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NDERKINS' EnamellGd, Pearl Surface and Co.
IL lored Cards, constantly on hand and for sale by
TURNER s. NUDGE,
ap3 3 South Charles st.
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intermediate sizes at proportionate rates
Orders left at the "BALTINlURE TYPE FO
DRY" will meet with immediate attention.
n24-tf F. LUCAS, Jr., Proprietf
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HID USSIA SKINS. bale large size, just re-
ma ceived aud for sale by
TURNER & NUDGE,
ap3 3 South Charles st.
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Amcrifan R.cpubIican,
IRepoIted for the American Republican,
FIRST SESSION of the Goth CONGRESS.
VIAsHINGToN, ApriI 4 =,

FIRST SESSION of the Goth CONGRESS.
WAsHMGroN, April 4, 1876.
SENATE.
Mr.. Huntington. who had been detained at
bone for some weeks by sickness, appeared in
bis seat.
A few memorials and two or three reports
from committees were received, but none of GO
neral interest.
The question of printing greater or less
nambGr Of the Patent Office documents being
called up.
Mr. Ashley answered the structures of his
colleague and some others upon the Patent of
nee which has been pronounced TO others to be
'1stupendous humbng." Before any question
was taken on this subject, on motion Of
Mr.. Calhoun, the Senate passed to the spe-
ciai order.
Mr.. McDuf1ie then rose and spoke for near
ly two hours, during all which time he was
listened TO with marked attention by a crowd
ed Senate.
Before considering the various propositions
for Notice to G. Britain, he felt it a duty,
which, under other circumstances, he would
not have done, to enter into thorough exami-
nation Of the title of the two countries. Some
Senators had thought, and expressed them
ssSges, that this ought not to be done, and yet
were among the very first to discuss the title
themselves
MIR, Med. then examined the title thorough
Ey, and came to the result that, excepting by
Crews discovery, we had no title at all. He
adduced batte to prove that unless settlement
sfollowed, discovery conferred no title.
He concurred with the Senator from Massa-
',ohusetts in the belief that intelligent and dis
passionate men of both countries were for ad-
iusting this question on the 4Sth parallel.
He quoted from Greenhow's work to show
how utterly worthless this whole region was,
and doubted whether we or G. Britain had
right to drive out the Indians from a region fit
only for the habitaLon of savages. He was
anxious that the people should understand this
matter and believed in his conscience that we
were nearer 10 a war about it now than ever
before,
He should vote for that form of n office which
would show the President most distinctly that
the Senate desired the question settled ami
cably.
Mr.. Breese read from Yancouvers Voyage
10 show that Greenhows account was ncor-
rect.
Mr.. McDuffie said that Vancouver's ascount
was that Of navigator who gave a glowing
description, as they all did, of country little
of which he had seen. Later explorations gave
the true statement, and Mr.. White, Indian a
gent for that region, had declared in this city
within a month past that for agricultural pur-
poses, this country was not worth fig.
On motion of Mr.. Webster the Senate ad-
iourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIV Els.
In the House nothing whatever was perfect
ed in the shape of legislation. The Private
Calender has been in consideration all the day,
in committee of the whole, butnOt solitary bill
,OaS disposed Of. The committee finding itself
without quorum rose and reported to the
House that fact, when motion to adjourn at
o'clock prevailed.
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a ANVNS, Mrs. MCPHERSON has just receiv-
h ed from New York, large assortment of
French Lawns, ap4
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WpAICAISES. Mrs. MCPHERSON has received
ED from New York another supply of French Bal
caises. aud
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RNRS. MCPHERSON, 50 N. Howard street,
IVA has received from New York, few very hand
some Twisted Silk Shaws and Scarfs. ap4
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u Et ELESY. large assortment lust received
~ consisting in part follows: Gold Rings; Pins:
heys; Chains; Ear Rings, Studs, &c Also, a la,pe
assortment of gilt Jewery-Gor sale by
mhoj door east or uounrJu
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EDCCa EFT CUTLERY. American m4nutIc-
N, 'ure, Of superior quality, for sale by.
aa25 ELIAS HALE, 3?f Baltimore street.
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HBURSE SILK AND TRIMMINGS
q Mrs. MCPHERSON has just received from N
YORK, an assortment of plain and shaded PURSE
SILK, also Steel and Jet Trimmings and
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RICHMOND Hill. LIVERPOOL, }
18th NAV. 1876. {

18th May, 1876. s
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, ESQ
My Deor Sir am very much obliged TO Won
for sending me copies of three letters Won wrote
to the Hon. WIN. G.. Rves of Virgins, bearup
date the 9Th and 10th January, and 23d Februa-
ry, and for the very Hatteriug manner in which
yon are pleased TO speak Of my judgement, in
noticing an extract from letter of mine to MIR.
Roll, OF the 10Th OF October last
In justice to myself, and hope without produ
cling on your part any change Of opinion as to nv
judgement, must totally dissent from the infer.
ence you have drawn from this insulated para
graph, that 1t is in support of your protective du-
lies my arguments merely went To show that the
landlords Of this country had no just right by HIGH
duties TO exclude your wheat, -four, maize &c !:
Tor That the natural advantages that they through
our manufactures possessed, enabled them TO
iTansmute large quantity Of grain into hard
ware, broadcIOIhs, &c., &C., for expectation. and
that their monopoly kept Us in state of com
Dercai warfare with you and other corn growing
NATIONS who have the means TO some extent of
Supplying our wants ON as good and better terms
that they can do. No class interest in any coun-
try whether farmers landlords, or manufactures.
ought to be sustained by protective or prohibitory
duties for their beneRt. or enable them to carry
on business which is a misappllcation Of skill
and capital. and not only injurious to those who
are more Immediately laid under contribution. hut
to the country at large.
The United States have advantages which we
do not possess for sustaining your natural and ma.
tive industry, in the manufacture Of wheat u,size
rice, cotton, tobacco, pork, &c, &c and il is NOT
important to you whether they are exported az
wheat, maize, rice, &C., or transmitted into cot
ton, pork OF tobacco. Whichever paws Won heat
u your interest The words " native industry"
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II III e NE w Err A
MY MOTHER.

MY sainted mother thou hast tadc
This earth long good night;
And changed Thy garh of sadness here
For of fadeess light. ..r.#
Imagination often brings
Thy features mild and fair;
But beautiful as they were once,
How lovely in yon sphere
The flowers have bloom'd. and died full off,
As leaves upon the tree
And many suns have rose and set, f..
Since thou vert last with me; .
But still can indulge the thought,
That thou art near yet.
To hush the murmur on my lips,
To calm my vain regret
Sweet mother! remember well.
How in thy doating jov
Thou wouldst enfold the to thy breast,
And bless thy little boy;
And DER thy cheek would softly fall
Tears of maternal love,
And on the bud uptimely chilled
The dew floats from above.
And remember, too, when Oft
Within thine arms Law;
sobb'd the prayer that Death would first
Take me, thy child away
wcpt to think of losing thee
And sooner would have gone,
To rest beneath the chur CHI yard tree
Than be an orphan lone.
And thoI would soothe me, blessed ono,
With gentle word and look
Until the torrent of my grief
Became ripping brook;
And then thou hadst some holy hymn,
To luli me to repose
Until the tears would leave mine ewes
And sleep their lids would close
And when the hour of sickness came
Thy mnistering hand.
Would kindlc up anew the fame,
That shoulders on the brand
And then heavily emile would come,
Upon thy care worn brow,
And thou wouldSt mark with watchful clance
The spreading of the Dough.
But ere the branch. like hope, had borne
Its trembling leaves OF green,
veil was DER its freshness thrown
A shadow went between
MY mother thou vert called above
TO death thy form was given;
But thy meek spirit soar'd on high,
70 rest it's wings in heav'n!
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LETTER OF WILLIAM BROWN

We would call particular attention to the fol.
lowing letter from Mr.. WilIiam Brown, one nf
The most distinguished of English merchants, ad
dressed to Mr.. Abbott Lawrence. the most promi.
nent nigh Tariff advocate in this country. 1t is
in reply to The recent essays of Mr.. Lawrence in
favor OF the protective sy stem. The letter was
sent To MIR. 5. ID. Bradford, one of the most zeal
Gus and intelligent advocates of free trade in
Boston. who so lately distinguished himself by
his admirable reply to Mr.. Lawrence's ESSAYS.
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WEST RoxBURy. NEAR BosToN.2
4ih June, 1876.

CHARLES &. GREENE. Esq
Dear Sir-Upon recent occasion you did me
The favor to insert letter addressed TO me by
William Brown. Esq. of Liverpool, whom Mr.
Lawrence in his second letter to Mr. Riyes, has
so truly described, as not only one of the mos,
eminent merchants" hut also as :. one of the bes,
and most honorable men in England" now
enclose copy of anolher letter received by the
last steamer, from the same distinguished person
TO the Hon. Abbott Lawrence, upon the great
topic OF the day. free trade, which cannot doub,
your numerous readers will peruse with The
deepest interest; especially at The present time,
when the whole country is anxionsly Iooking to
the Congress now assembled at washington for
radical change in the tariff, which Expresses the
agriculture and commerce Of the United States
must also request your insertion OF the pre
lmInary letter of Mr.. Brown to myself. herewith
enclosed. which will explain why have made
public communication of his addressed to anoh-
er gentleman.
remain, dear sir, very truly your friend and
obedlent servant. S. ID BRADFORD.