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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-03
THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND VA.
Saturday Morning, October 81. 1916.
EXPERIENCE VS.. THEORY.

For the reliet of the Tariff alarmisls, we quote
the following passages from The Liverpool cor
respondence of The Charleston Courier. 1hey
exhibit the beneficial influence Of a relaxation oil
the restrictive system upon all classes, including
the farmers, who were, like our manufacturers,
the "pro,ected" class in England. Why snoula
no, our new Tariff work the same results! we
have before US a striking precedent; and The
Wings most u%njuslly chargetheir opponents win
making facts 10 square with theory. IL is the
Wings who are now engaged in this occupation.
We point 10 England and, from The result OF her
experiments, we are fully justified in deducins The
most favorable inference in support OF our new
system:
"Sir R. Peels Free Trade Tariff appears 10
work we'll. The receipts OF revenue as TAR as
The quarter has proceeded, are known 10 be ofthe
most satisfactory character, and Inc Customs re-
ceipts at this port have increased within the last
few weeks to such an extent as 10 astonish The
Custom House authorities Sand this while raw
materials and other articles which form The most
bulky part OF commerce., are now mostly Tree.
The fact shows a great expansion oftrade. Some
idea of The advantages This country has already
derived from The free trade policy, may be lorm-
ed from an inspection oil The following table,
showing a comparison OF The quantities oil live
animals OF all kinds, provisions, grain, and -four
and meal, imported and taken for consumption IN
six months in 1915, under the law as II then stood,
and in the present year, under The change effected;
IS45. 1916
Live animals otall kinds, No. $500 25,49O
Provisions, cwts. IU,3ll ISs'aoU
Grain, qrs. 34o,o9o S,ool,9i3
Flour and Meal, Owls. 9i,ioi I,iSi,oo4
at will be seen by these returns that while the
community in general has benefited by. the
change, The working classes in particular, have
derived great benefit from il. Ii is stated thatihe
enormous increase in The supply of the first ne
c~cssaries OF life has not affected in any sensible
degree The interests Of the British farmer, and that
tire has seldom been a period when that class NJ Inc
population yas more prosperous than al 7TeseW.
MyIimited observation and enquiries among The
aericuliurisls, confirm this statement
81 may remark here, as showing what Infu-
cnce the new Tariff has had on The American
provision trade, that more than ,wo-thirds OF the
whole imported cured provisions came from The
United States.
"The exports for the first six months OF the pre-.
sent wear, as compared with those oil the same
period in lS45, have diminished BY l,li5,16o
pounds. The principal falling off is in The cot
ton, linen and woollen manufactures, but it must
be remembered that The prices OF goods and yarns
have, this year been much lower than they were
last, and that The same money seems consequent
w 10 represent a larger amount OF yards anu
pounds.
"Therc is an increase in The value OF exporta-
lions Of cotton yarns, silks and iron, while hafd-
ware and cutlery have been nearly stationary"
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PoWHATAN ROBERTS, D. Clerk.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, CITY OF RICHMOND.
SEPTEMBER 90, 1916.
All persons having claims against the Estate of 10
seph Janey, deceased, late of ihr county of Essex, are
hereby require IL present them before me on or before
The ffst day Of December, 1896, that | may audit and
report upon them, In obedience 10 the foregoing decree.
N. Is. POITlAUX,
~. .uoc cnnuissioner.
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IN CnANCERY.-viRcrS,A "A, Rules holden in the
l Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Southampton,
on The eth day OF August, leit: -
John Cosby, iiiihlh.
against
Jonas Cosby, Dinal Cosby, Mills Cosby, Miles Cosby'
John Cosby and Dempsey Cosby, Defendants.
The defendants not having entered ihsif appeaian,e
aud given security, according to The act oil .isSenp.y
and the rules of this Court, and II appearing Dy sn'lslao-
tory evidence thar they are not inhsbitahts o i".s :.
try, il Is ordered, that they do appear fete on we ,s
day of November term next, and answer lhe p,a'hln >
Mil. and thai a copy Of this order be forthwim inserteu
in some newspaper published in the cry OF richmond
for two months successfully, and posted Il the ifon'
door Of the Court house Of this county.
ACopy-Teste,
Sept. l6-cw2m L H.. y Ahpo, =.
IN CHANCERY-vrRciSrA Al rules held IN me
cIerL,, Office of The Superior Court o! Chancrry Tor
,be Richmond Circuit, the seventh day oil september,
is46: ,- ,na 1,d,b ,s
,,;fc tgaiborne Thomas and James Thomas, Piaintins
against ~
Anthony Thomas and other Defendants.
Tn defendant above named not having entered his
,n,earancr and given security according TO The acf oil
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and II appearing
NJ satisfactory evidence that he Is not an lnhabitant OF
fhis commonwealth. il is ordered, that the said defend,
am ID appear At The rules 70 be holden tor the SAID
| Cont on the first Monday in December next, ana an
swer The bill Of the plaintiffs; and that Il copy Uf this "f,
| der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pubilshrd
| in The cly of Richmond for two months s,iccesrisr'y
| and posted at the front door Of the Capitol In TIE sara
city. = oapy. p,corpTS n nv
g., -~uLD
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FIRE!-Aboul 10 o'clock on Thursday night
the roof of The small wooden building on the cor
ner Of Marshal! and eleventh streets took fire
The night being sill, however, The flames were ar
rested after consuming about hall Of the roof
The building is owned and was occupied by Mr..
Aiolphus Goodson, who was asleep in it at The
time the fire broke GU, and was aroused by a
neighbor, who broke open the door and informed
him OF his danger. Damage about sloO, and no
insurance. Much credit is due 10 the firemen for
their timely and efficient aid.
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IN CHANCERY-ViRGisi., 10 ra'-ht kup ,osg.
j in the Clerks Office Of Accomac County ~
thr nth day OF October, lofG: p,6af
George T. Scarbufgh,
Ann Marin. Priscilla and John l.. ;. s"tSr a,a 3.
Rohs,, Dali and Elizabeth his wife, ana AN, ~
Field, - p..x,;,,, ana Jobu J.
c;,a,,hor,. Rober ri Dali and Elizabeth his VIC, ,ceof
-, inferred their appearance and given secuf.g "t,cgf
; ms n The ACT Of Assembly and the rules o. = me, J,
a anS II appearing by satisfactory evidence ina erl.r.
not INHABITANTS OF this Commonwealth na ,,l H.
that thr said defendants, Ann Nara r,nss.lh b.. -
DO j., appear ssi here on the first day Of De9emS.Tr- 'T oil, %
Of The said Court. and answer the li',n.m I'd IN 800
tha, 4 copy Of this order he forthwith ,'ond, ior q
newspaper published in The Chy :, ,nr front doof y !"
months successfully, and post.h
Court House of thr SAID county,
So"'s ~. copy. Tr-it, {
), "ug j. j. AILwoRIH,
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CLASSICAL.

PRfscrpAL, Dn. G.. w. BLAETTERMANN, J.. l.. ID.
THIS Institution il designed 10 afford, al moderate
i charges, an opportunity Ia those who wish their
sons or wards Ia obtain u thorough edncation, which
win lit them for any active pursuit in life, and on
which, if so desired. may be enerafted with ease and
dispatch, nj the University, the knowledge requisite Tor
any one OF the learned professions. The subjects en-
braced in the plan of this Institution archie Ancient
and Modern Languages, Ancient and Modern History,
the Elements Of Mathematics, Of Chemistry, and a.
PHYSICAL aud Moral Philosophy, Arithmetic, Geography,
with the use of Maps and the Globe, English Grammar,
Composition and Eiocuiion, Penmanship aud Book.
Keeping. The Ancient Languages, such as Lain aud
Greek. and Anglo-Saxon will he taught with n constant
chronological reference 10 the English, a thorough know
ledge and skilful use of which being so Important To-
the citizens Of our glorious Republic. The method ot
instruction is by lectures, examinations, written eSef-
cises. and comments on the text books used ny tue stu
dents In their respective classes.
The Academy will open on Monday, the 9Th 81 octn'
bcr. ut the Doctors residence, called Limestone, STU.
arrd in 4 very healthy section OF the country, eisht
miles Ess; Of charlottesville.
The Principal and his Assistants promise 10 Use every
means in their power 10 subject the students To q proper
discipline, by which they may become wen educated
and useful men.
TERMS, per session Of i've months Tuition Senior
Glass, SOS; Sophomore, S23; Junior. SIG; Novitiaie, Si3.
Beard can be- had in the family Of The Principal ana
Proprietor, or in several respectable families IN the
neighborhood. -.
For further information, apply 10 the Principal, al
Boyd's Tavern, Aibemarle county, Va.
0rf 0-cwtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-03

FROM Observation-Disclosures
CoNFIRMATIoN.-An arrival at Boston on
Monday. frem Rio Janeiro 18th September, con-
firms the report received al New York on Sun
day by the Anahuac, Of the acceptance by the
Governor of Bueuos Ayres and Gen. Oribe, of
The overtures from France and England, receiv-
ed by Mr.. Hood, with some notifications. The
Anahuac's adyices ale confirmed throughout.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-03

The Union says, lha, no additional official ac-
counts have been received from The camp. i, is
said that The particular returns had not been
made out from The various corps OF the army, so
as TO prepare the dispatches for the War Depart
ment.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

RicHNurp, 18th September. ieih'
In fulfinent OF The above decree 81 The super
Court Of Chancrry for The Richmond Licuii., ! here
notify the creditors OF Martin Pdir, deceased, that 10.
claims on his estate Will have 10 be duly and legally s.
,banr,rntrd. delivered IL me in my office within the r
riot Of three months, or by The 10Th DAY Of DecrnNo
next ensuing. NJ. u. foiilh'A ". 'o"i
s.nt ll-rWsM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-03

GOOD REASONING Commodore Sloai,
lion Of the balles on the Rio Grande, was placed
in quite a dilemma, having the unfortunate exam
ple of Commodore Jones before his eyes 10 warn
against any extra responsibility and on the other
hand, the shocking dereIicIion OF duty that would
be charged on him, should il turn out that war in
fact existed, and he failed TO act. He argued,
however, that il was better 10 be condemned for
doing TOO much, than for too little tha, il the
country on the east of The Rio Grande belonged
10 the United States, it was plain tha, Mexico had
invaded our territory, and he had a right, being in
the public service, 10 ~retaliale, and invade hers.
II, on the contrary, the disputed limits belonged 10
Mexico, il was plain that our Government had in
vaded Mexico, and he had a right 10 follow The
example of Government. And on that hint, came
California under the star spanglcd banner.
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Sent. l5-cwam POWuATAN ROBERTS, d. ok.

IN CHANCERY-VlRoiSIa AT a rule day, held IN
4 the Clerks Office Of the County Court oi Madison
County, on Monday, the 5th day Of October, Ieio
Thomas n. WEIGH, Administrator with the wiii an
n.s.d Of Churchill Gibbs, deceased. Of Ellznbcth
Gibbs, widow OF ChurCiit otbb-, dsso"--i. Plaintiffs:
against
Jane Emmett, Penelope Rixey, Alonzo Gooch aud
lane his wife. Henry NJ. Barnes aud Louisa z. ms
wife, Mary Eliza Strother, Churchill Strotliet, Walter
STROLLER. and - STROLLER, children Of Reuben Strotllrr
and Judith his wife, and The infant child Of Harriet
-, deceased, who was Harriet Strother. daughter OF
said Reuben Slrotller aud Judith his " life, whose Nance
are unknown; James w. Walker and William Walker,
Iohn n. BolIannon and Cynthia hts wife, Charles X
Glihs, Turner Gibbs, and James Grlgsby and judith MS
wife, Defendants.
The defendants, Churchill Strotlrr. Walter Strother,
and Strother, and the infant child of Harriet -,
deceased; John r.. Bohannon, Charles i. Gibbs, Turner
Gibbs. and Jas. Grgsby and JuGith his wife, not having
entered their appearance and given security according ~
The act of Assembly and the Rules of said Court, and II
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not IN.
labitants of this State; on motion Of the plaintiffs, itis
ordered, thai said defendants, who are named as absent,
do appear before the County Court OF Madison on The
fourth Thursday in December next, and answer the bill
of the plaintiffs; aud thar 4 copy OF this order he pub.
lishsi in The Richmond Enquirer, n newspaper printed
in the CITY of Richmond, for eight weeks successfully.
and another copy posted at The front door OF lhe coufi
House of said county.
Copy. Teste, BEl.fIELb GAVE, 'i1tk.
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REMAINS OF COMMODORE DECA-
TURTLE melancholy Office was performed,
this forenoon (says Tuesday nights Union) OF
removing The remains of the gallant and accom-
plished Decatur from The vault at kalorama,
where they had reposcd for more than twenty
years. He fell on the I'D March, 1920. kalo-
rama is a beautiful country seat within a mile Of
this city, and was some time the residence OF the
celebrated Joel Barlow. Being recently disposed
Of by Col. Bomford 10 Mr.. Fletcher, from the
north, it was thought proper, with the consent Of
Mrs. Decatur, (he Commodore's widow, who
now resides in GeoIgelown,) 10 transfer The ashes
OF Decatur 10 Philadelphia, where his father had
lived. They are 10 be deposited in The church
yard OF ST.. Paul's and a monument is TO be erect
ed over them. Major Twiggs, on the part OF a
eommiuee olPhiladelphia, came on TO superintend
the removal of The remains. Care was taken 10
avoid all publicity, and not even 10 notify The per-
formance of the ceremony in the public papers
Few attended Of course, with the exception OF the
Secretary Of The Navy and the heads Of The bu-
reaus ftha. department. The lid OF the inner
coffin was opened, and every lineament of The fine
face was gone. Nothing remained but the skele-
ton, and a few fragments OF the dress.
The coffin was conveyed TO The depot OF the
railroad, on which il was this evening conveyed
TO Baltimore. Preparations were making 10 re-
ceiye the remains with some distinction in the
Monumental city.
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Copy. Tcsit,
Oct. aO-cw2m IL. ELURiDGE, q. T. :. Z

IN CHANCHRY.-VIR0is Ia: Al ru'rs holGon !
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Coun ~ ".
aud Chanc-ry for the Comfy of Charlotte, 'h- ,m .
Of October, ls46:
LitilcIohm McCareo, Executor Of William ~
cote, deceased, I'AtA
against
John ". F. Woodson. William 3. Woodscn, thl'
rinr R. Woodson, Joseph Tanner and Elinon T. :
,rife and nther Dr.-ndatis
The defendants above named not harin: mir
their appearance, according 10 the net VI Assembly Y
The rules " this Court, and il appearing by sau-iaer'
evidence that they nrr not inhabitants Of M, toN".
wealth, il IS ordered, that the said defendants hoa0'
before the Judge of thr said Count, Al ne Coutb'.
Of the said county, on The f.st day Of Aprl Tern y
and enter their appearance, and answer the PAM
bill, and that a copy Of tbis order b" inserted y :
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond ~
months successfully, and posted al TIE 'front.' n.o,"'
Courthouse Of The salG county. Copy-irA'
oct aU-cwam WINSLOW ROBINSON, -
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TN CUANCERY.-yinGfSIA AT Rules held in the
4 Clerks Office of the Superior Court of Chancrfy Tor
The Richmond Circuit, the 18th day Of september. RIO
Joseph K. Anderson, flaIl'H'
against
BENJAMIN Churchill, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named moi having entered MS
apprarance and given security, according 10 tie hct "i
Assembly and the rules nf ihis Court, and II appearing
nv satisfactory evidence that he IS not an inliabitant 81
this Commonwealth, it is ordered, that The said defend
ant do appear al the rules TO he held Tor inc salu .onn,
an rho 6rs, Monday in December next, and answer the
bin Of the plaintiff; and that a copy OF this order he forth
with inserted in some newspaper published IN The cry
Of Richmsnd for two months shccessivsiy, ana poS'e"
Al The front door Of the Capitol in the said city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-03

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RUE, nt1 - y
Clerks Office of The superior Court Of thi",s
The Richmond Circuit, the 5th day II October
ph,Iin n. Thompson, William NJ. ThoinP''n'
Thompson George G. Thomp.on. and ne ~ !,
i. Thompson. Trustee for Isabella J. suly sug g.
children,
against n..,tao;
Edmund C.. Goodwin and other hritnla +.
The defendant above named no, havins w. L.
nnpearanoe and given security according 70 u' :
Asse mbly and The Rules Of this Court, and ! "a
by satisfactory evidence that he is mol az ,n. Ut d,f,sl
his commonwealth, il ia ordered, that ihs SAID Gns
ant do appear IT The rules 10 be held for !hr ~
on the first Monday IN January next, ana am
amended and supplemental bill ufth- pin'nln' -.
n cory OF his order b. forthwith inserted IN soih,
n,n.r unfinished IN the Civ Of Richmond, for ~
SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the front door Of m
In the said CITY. ,r,r. O.
A Copy. Teste, T. RobLhl1'
Gsf G-ru1n
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
EDWARD BIRD.
No, zoe BALTIMORE STREET.
DEA y EHI OEtL , 7 Mt
hPtWPRn CHARLES and I.inhf-cis


between Charles and Light-sts.
now close off his entire stock of Rich SPRING
~ GOODS, without regard to cost. Being deter
ed to sell off his large stock of Fancy and Staple
MINER GOODS, persons in want will do well to
Immediately.
large stock of Rich Dress SILKS, 25 per cent.
less than former prices; one of the best assort-
ments in the city.
French ORGANIZES; French JACONETS;
French LAWNS; Lace Muslins; GINGHAMS;
MARQUESSE MUSLINS, price only 81 I-2
cents, worth 75c.
HlITE G00DS-Jaconet Cambricy Book and
swiss Muslins; Cambrics; Tarlatans; Striped
Muslins.
EN- Go0DS-Irish Linen; Barnsley sheetings;
,illow Case Linen; Bird Eye Diapers; Damask
Table Cloths; Huckaback Towels.
LLINGS-A large stock of Fancy Drlngs, of
superior quality; also White Duck Drillings, i'm
ported for city trade.
pTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, Eng
fish, French and Domestic,
|AWLS and SCARFS-Crape, Twisted Silk,
Hemanna Silk, Barage, Mohair and Italian SILK
sHAWLs; Grape, HernanRa Silk and Berage
SCARFS. 80
|SIERY, GLOVES and CRAVATS, SC.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
j. EDWARD BIRD, 209 BALTIMORE ST.
IL ..f. between Light and Charles
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PINEY POINT PAVILION.

nNE of the most convenient, splendid, and pic
" turesque salt water bathing places in the United
States, will be openedfor visiters on the 18th instant
for the summer campaign. The Pavilion and its ac-
Communications have been put in complete state OF
repair and offer to the invalid pleasant resort for
health and recreation. The bathing is delicious, eth
er in the houses In the open surf "aong the sound
ing shore" A fresh and constant 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 ten miles
wide. 1t is withineight hours steaming from Wash
ington, twelve from Baltimore, and twelve from
Richmond. .--.- ....
a sxs.se The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain
Hcr,wly Guyther, leaves Baltimore every Sa
shsG tnrday evening, stops at Piney Point
carly on Sunday morning, and returns to Baltimore
OH "Wednesday. The steamer OCEOLA, Capt. Nit
chel, leaves Washington OH Wednesdays and Satur-
days on her waYtQ 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 esab
lishment and with corps of obligng servants good
fare good music, boats for sailing, and the usual &C.
cessores of watering place, together nth moderate
charges, confidently casts himsefupon the public ap
probation J. II. BIRCH,
jel2-tf United States Hotel, Washington.
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n light! LIGHTm LIGHT!n

IA NEW PATENT SAFETY Gas LAMP,
FOR BURNING PHOSGENE GAS, is confidently
btlieVed TO be superior to any other now in use-Is
light is produced by the burning of an ahfom Gas,
which rush's, in beautiful jets, out of small perf)ra.
tons in Patlna. Its construction is such that, while
exceedingly beautiful, both in appearance and per-
Torrance, all possibility of accident from its use is
entirely removed. The materials and workmanship
oft, make its great simplicity to keep it in
der; and though its light is the most brilliant and illu-
miRating, yet soft, still it costs little, if not less
than any other artificial kind.
1t requires no cleaning trimming, nor any glass,
as do the Solar, Oil and Camphne Lamps, and burns
equally well either with without shade or glass
and entirely free from any smoke or odor,
1t is admirably adapted to all places where light is
required
The opinion of the scientific may he learned from
the fact that the American Institute awarded these
Lamps the First Premium on Lamps, at their last an
nual Fair.
The curious, as well the lovers Of economy and
convenience, are invited to examine these Lamps for
themselves
Phosgene Gas Burning Fluid, Campfire and pine
Oil of the best qualify, supplied regularly at any part
of the city.
je24-eolf c. WEST, No, Is Sharp street.
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HHEALTHY EXCURSION,

FL TO NORFOLK AND BACK,
DURING THE WARM SEASON,
a ss,a-s7s By the Baltimore Steam Packet
NkzssJaska d. Companv's superior and comfortable
boats, GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon, or
HERALD, Capt. Russell, leaving Spears wharf eve
ry day Sundays excepted) at P. M :, and Norfolk
same days and hours. This excursion is offered to
nvigorate the health, particularly nvalids, adults and
children, who much benefited by the air and
viewing the eRp Rams Old Point Comfort, Fortress
Monroe, u. S Men of War and Dry Dock
Passage and fare down and up Sc, with privilege of
returning in four days.
e26-d3m t. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
GRAND TEMPERANCE EXCURSION,

TO GEORGETOWN, SASSAFRAS RIVER,
@NesD@ d In ths fine Steamer GEORGE WASH
z.4Az@FzN INGToN, Captain TRIPPE, on WE'D
So ND NESDAY, the 9Th day of July, fol
-. - the benefit of the Wesley Chapel
Library Association.
This will be one of The most delightful trips that
VIII be offered to the citizens of Baltimore this
son, affording beautiful view of the Bay and River,
the scenery of which is most delightful
The Boat will leave South street wharf at oclk.
A. M and return about the same hour in the even
lng-stoppng at the County Wharf, Fells Point 60
ing and returning. Several Temperance and other
addresses will be delivered board of the Boat and
at Georgetown, in Mr. BoOn's Lawn, by Mr. Alfred
Goodman, Rev. B. F. Brook, Rev. Henry Tiffany,
Rev. George A Coffey, and Rev. Mr.. Mlbourne,
Chaplain to Congress-
09- DINNER will be provided on board at rs
cents each.
00- CONFECTIONERY, CREAM, &C, in abund-
ance, at reasonable prices
n5- Tickets so cents-to be had at the Bookstores
of Armstrong Berry and Isaac P. Cook, Baltimore
street; Joseph N. Lewis, Baltimore st., near McClel
lan's alley; John'A. Stephens, Light street wharf
and at the Steamboat. jy4-3t*