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WErHEKsyIELD, Conn, July ., 1886.
Locstion-.qnother Escape from the State Prison

WErHERsyIELp CONN, July 2, 1886
Our Locsion-.another Escape from tho State Prison
Weather Crops.
This town is delightfully."- situated the west bank Of
the Connecticut river and four miles south Of the city
of Hartford II is celebrated for its beautiful girls fertile
SOIL and luscious" onions and of tho latter. there will
be large and excellent CROP fit for any generals "hasy
plate of SOUP" which will tickle his palate to
cause him forget any fro in his front from the Mcx
cans and on his rear from Washington. This town is
also celebrated for its Wehersfeld Seminary" vul
carly called Conn State Prison where are locked up
two hundred and City great geniuses, whose talents are
not appreciated.
Yesterday the second convict escaped from the prison
during month The first who escaped, happened
TO have been pardoned out by the Legislature, on tho
very day OF his escape to take effect in couple OF days
but the fact not known by the warden He has not
boon resken The convict who escaped, yesterday,
Jones, who sentenced there some ten years since
conviction Of granddaughter for killing his wife and
her paramount in the very act OF having Illicit intercourse
els old salt the last Legislature offered to pardon
him upon the condition that he would leave the State
forever and give bonds that he would never return He
is now an old man. three.score-an years His
escape we'll planned being at work outside the
walls with other conv,cs, undo she'd pling up chair
keepers busy conversng together about o'clock
NJ, he might step to the pump after some water 70
nutes had elapsed his keeper being busy talking he
thought him. and found the old bird had doed in barn
near pump his prison dress and had on another dress
giving TIE log bail security for his nonreurn
His keeper being Of the Fastaf breed, could not run
last n s short had
the walls All mustered and marched to their
cells Betw cen and O'Clock search was commenced
for him by the keepers and this afternoon he was take
10 Pennington about twelve or fourteen miles hence.
The weather for three weeks past has been OF an
kinds excepting pleasant and agreeable. The skies
have wept almost and for three hours yes
terday it came in torrents, Ia Noahs food. From
pleasure left in the open field. ascertsincd thar over
inches Of water fell during the day AL the ram we
have had been needed TO replenish our springs IL
we were to have such drought this as last summer II
A~~...o
and beast The Connecticut has been raised only SIX 10
eight feet in consequence, and the smaller streams
bereabouts sw olen about half more than usual
Our crops look fns-onions, potstoes, corn, grain,
grass, sc. W
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FOR SALE,

TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES,
a WILL drive also in a carriage. They 49,
III <are just the right for riding 40y\
AS-borseback, and have been long used toAA
he sauuic. Apply the desk Of the Herald Once,
furfhe particulars jei8 tfsjRb
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PORTLAND, MaIn6, JUHc to- IoFO
The Contemplated Rail Road at Porfiand-1hs Foreign
Sfsamers--Portiand Besufy- Scenery--.1tfracfions-
Montreal
The Herald though extensively read this has no
and consequently We never see any
thing in print about ourselves because we arc too
insignificant or for the reason that quiet down east
town possesses nothing Of interest to your readers gene
rally Be that 1t may, can tell you Mr.. Editor
that this is in no wise a contemplate place but
destined be of considerable note by and by Ofti'
you are (but your readers may not BEL aware.
The bringing Montreal along side Of us, by means o
the contemplated railway and the consequent measure
of mooring in deck tho foreign steam packets, will
give Portland much Importance and doubt considera
bly, increase the trade II is estimated to contain
about $4,000 inhabitants and has city form oil govern
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FRIDAr, July l0-Mr. w. Taylor from the committee
on the powers, duties, Sc, Of the Legislature submit
ted the following -
The stan ling committee the appointment election
tenure of Office and compensation Of the Legislature ha
wing considered the subject referred to them beg leave
to report the following proposed amendments to the con
sttuton in connection with the sections to which they
belong
81. The legislative power Of this State shall be
vested in Senate and Assembly.
! q The Senate shall consist of thirty.two men,
bers and the Senators shall be chosen for two years
The Assembly shall consist OF one hundred and twenty
eight members, who shall be annually elected.
Substitute the following for section five =
The State shall be divided into thirtytwo districts to
be called Senate districts each of which shall choose
Senator. The districts shall be numbered from to
thirty two, inclusive and shall be divided into two
classes to be called tho first and second class Numbers
l. IL, 49, Is, IL, 10, a. -, %, a. 90 and 81
shall constitute the first class and numbers 3 A. 9, g.
TO- IL, IL, 49, 49, 90 %, "a 26 49, &c. and 3D. shall
tue the second class The seats Of the Senators first
elected pursuant to this constitution of the first class
shall be vacated at the end of the first year. and of the
second class the end Of the second in order that
sixteen Senators shall be annually elected.
District No shall consist of the counties Of Suffolk
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SAILACEN'S HEAD, Il DEFY oINEEI N. Y.
TOSEYH SMITH late of Worcester ENGLAND begs leave
ID inform his friends and TIE public In general
that he recently fitted up his house IN very superior
and calculated TO please gentlemen OF taste ne
with the best Liquors and Provisions that the market sods
Dinners from IL till O'clock and Cold Cu Chops, Stakes,
Rare Bits, &C., at all hours.
no house in New York and his Ales Wines Segar &c.
Of the quality and the attendance prompt Pm
waite provided for parties and the comfort and
mediation Of customers always attended Lodgngs &C.
uivl1
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WATTRIPONT & CO.,
FASHIONABLE HATTERS,

- 90 Nassau street, near Fulton, New York. -
THE subscribers beg call the tention Of the public
the quality Of their kinds OF Hats Of their
facture They have received small supply OF superior
moeskn used by the fashionable hatters Pans
sample Of which they will feel much pleasure IN showing
do pretend sell at cent less than any
other they boast having spen
did store but they ater themselves that the quality and
finish of their Hats viii entire satisfaction, at the prices
charged.
They have adopted the French style OF trimming the sum
mer hats which preventive TO the perspiratiOn coming
through and spelling the beauty Of their APPEARANCE
NJ. b. WATERFRONT,
nv a5 Inns m WIN. H. JAMES.
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CHALLENGE TO THE UNITED STATES.

CHALLENGE TO THE UNITED STATES.
THE Subscribers have hestaoa in saying the people
New York, and neighboring cities that they
and do challenge the Of country far and near To
compete with them in the sale OF
WINDOW SHADES.
They mandatory the Sate Of New jersey, ABOUT
miles the city Of New York. and facility
for their shades at the least or heir
beauty worth and chepnsss they will convince the most
ereduons by their giving them call. DUNCKER BECK
Err No SO Chatham st.N. Y door from the corner Of
MIL m
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NOTICI

MOTTO hereby given all having bought stone
IN from Lanbeers Quarry at kipPs Bay formerly ocSu
quarry will be settled by H. Ls,Teeer a shs omcs e the
Quarry. go, ,s,w ibhin-" An.
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SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
THE PUBLIC is informed that this ahlishment hayins
been enlarged and improved since the close OF the last
season. will be opened for the reception Of on ths nj
day OF June. LANDON oAhDNEn-
Mav 4
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ana queens OS,OoI.
g. Kings and Richmond. 1924
:" 3, the first, second third, fourth fifth, and
sixth wards of the city and county Of
New York. 81 ,s2s.
g. the seventh, tenth, thirteenth and four
teenth wards 75s45.
8, the eighth, NINTH and fifteenth wards
{" 6, the eleventh, twelfth, sixteenth, seven
teenth and eighteenth wards. 1863.
Z, Westchester, Putnam, and Rockland-
$500.
8, Duchess and Columbia. 81 ,062.
9, Orange and Sullivan &c $40.
10, Ulster and Greene $4,000
IL, Albany and Schenectady. 1882
10, Rensselaer, S,67l.
Is, Washington and Saratoga. 1921.
Ia, Warren, Essex and Clinton. 65,277
Is, st. Lawrence and Franklin. 1922.
l6, Herkimcr, Hamilton, Fulton and Montgo.
merry. s4Sl5.
II, Schoharie and Otsego. 81 GAG.
ls, Delaware and Chenango. 1886.
10, Oneida. 1896.
30, Madison and oswego. S6,S22.
81, Jefferson and Lewis 81 100
~, Onondaga 67,4l9.
%, Cortland, Broome and Tioga ~ l66.
~, Cayuga and Wayne. SO ,532
25, Tompkins, Seneca and Chemung IS, O37.
+" 26, Steuben and Yates, II ,237.
81, Monroe. $3.50.
%, Orleans, Genesee and Niagara s5 02s.
% Ontario and Livingston. 1887.
80, Allegany and Wyoming 65 1871.
a, Erie. 6S,67l.
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FINE RATE

FUME BATH.
TO ALL who sfefed With .heu%ste complaint We
sOl Broadway The peculi Of it SUCH that curSa
edecfnay ibis also all other diseases OF ehroIiI
- , 49,, shs means OF ali mrs Inn IN =
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
fa2 -

IhUI NOhNINU ANU ENENING LINE.
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
A0N - FOR Albany AND TROY-From the
Steamboat Pier At the foot Of Barclay street.
Landing Peekskll West Point, New
buryh hampton, Milton Poughksepse Hyde Park Rhine
peck Red Hook Bristol, Caskill, Hudson, Coxsaekie
Kinder.ook and Baltimore
Hreakfasf and dinner board the boat.
The steamboat NIAGARA, will leave on Monday We'd
nesday and Friday Mornings A. NJ
The steamboat TROY v Captain Gorham, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mo. iugs at o'clock
Returning opposite days.
freight apply board or at the Office on the
Wharf. - ~~ - ~'~
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Two MAkRlkD LADIEs.-A Secret Worsh Knowing-
a Apply for further particulars to Dr. CHI. T. MONTH";
Lever post once No lsstsr tsksa from De o6$s unless they
6~p oscRsae- u lmsn
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-26

GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC Elk
CURSlON TO HAVRE DE GRACE AND PORT
DEPOSITE, on THURSDAY MORNING, 27th
AUGUST.
~ ssn.zq THE INDEPENDENT LIGHT
E5S57r EsASSgH DRAGONS respectfully beg leave 10
announce to their friends and the
puAlic generally, that they intend giving their Annual
Excursion on THURSDAY MORNING, August 81,
For this purpose they have chartered the safe, fast
and cOmmodous Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain
Guyther, which will leave Commerce street wharf on
the above day at O'clock Stopping, going and ne
turning, AT The County wharf, F.P.
013- The Baltimore NATIONAL BLUES BRASS
BAND, under the direction of that highly gifted mu-
sician, Capt VoLAHDT, having been engaged, a rich
treat may be expected in the way of music. This
excursion heing gotten up with eye to pleasure
and enjoyment, every arrangement will be made 10
carry out that desirable object and the heads OF ia
miles may be assured that nothing shall occur on
board To mar theit social intercourse.
REFRES HMENTS will be furnished on board.
No Liquors will be sold.
COFlLhION MUSIC will be provided on the oe-
cason. Members of volunteer companies who hO-
nor us with their presence, will please appear in
inform.
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and lady, may
be had of any of the members and of no others.
a2l-eO GsRl
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TEEALTHY EXCURSION,
II il TO NORFOLK AND BACK,
DITRINE THE WARM SEASO

n SGzA-s4 BY the Baltimore Steam Packet
EAzEY, s4ttsmxp CompRny's superior and comfortable
aahzsahzEtansA boats, GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon, or
HERALD, Capt. RUSSELL leaving Spears wharf eve
ry day Sundays excep.e1,) at P. Nj. and Norfolk
same days and hours. This excursion ia offered to
lnvisoratc the heah particularly invalids adults and
children, who are much benefited by the air and
delightful sail down and up the Chesapeake Bay,
Monroe, U. 8 Men of War and Dry Dock.
Passage and fare down and up sc, with privilege of
returning in four days
ir26- n3m II. SHEPPARD. AGENT.
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y30-tf A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
A FNLICTEp REAp- slOO wil be paid 70

A FFLICTED READ 900 will be paid 10
IA. any one Who can produce single case of eer-
tain delicate disease that the AMERICAN COM
POUND will not speedily and radically cure. 1t Is
free from Mercury and all other deIetericas dru2s;
pleasant to the taste, and requires no restriction in
diet Thousands have been cured by the compound,
in all stages Of the disease, beng adapted to all class
es; those Of weakened constitution will find it high
ly beneficial. 1t has long been used in the private
practice ola physician with uaerriag success, rati
ties, with full directions, and for sale at 1903 Baltimore
ST; corner of Pratt aud Charles SITS; No. 425 west
Baltimore street; OF Gay and Saratoga Streets
aud at G. Stott's Washington city; No. 2S3 Marsh
Market Space. jel5 3m
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HDLACk GRO DE RHENES
HR AND MANrIBLA SILKS.
English German and Vaencicnnes Thread LACES'
FRENCH EMBROIDERlES.
Just received from New York and opened this day,
case super Black SILKS, for Mantillas
case black GRO BE IlHINES
Real VaenCiennes LACES
Regency LACES and EDGlNGS
French worked Capcs, Collars, Sleeves, &c.
ALSO,
300 pieces Embroidered MUSLiNS, for d, esses
Plaid CAMBRICS, Swiss and Null MUSLlNS,
10 GREAT BARGAINS !-fD
SUMMER GOODS selling nf-such as
SILKS, BRACES. BALZARINES
GtNGHAMS, LAWNS, SC, at
F. GARDENERS, No. 1876 Market st.
iya9 GP) fourth house owe Light-st.
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MHOORE,s ELECTORAL MiXTURM. In

MEOORE'S PICTORIAL MIXTURE. In
I'VE Offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public thar is no fuass
remedy to cure al! diseases nor is it recommended as
cure for consumption; il is prepared from the re-
cept Of the late Dr. Moore, of Philadet2ha and is d
certain remedy rccert Coughs, Colds and Catarrhal
affections. II will also be found useful in the Incl
pent stages of Bronchitis. Numerous certificates
could be obtained from those who have derived bene-
fit from its use, but it is deemed unnecessary, as
trial OF il will be sufficient recommendation o. its va
lue as remedy in the above nestoaed diseases.
For sale nv CHARLES 3. BARRY,
nl2-f No. 1872 Baltimore street.
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HBU9"TY. The subscriber is selling PUTTY,
"a made of pure Linseed Oil and thoroughly dry
Whiting, flom 80 to 10 per cent. below the market
price. He keeps il hand in large quantities; and
making it by steam power is prepared TO fill large
orders at short notice.
J.W. w. GORDON, l52 w. Pratt street,
ol3-eo opposite Bait and Ohio 4. r. Depot.
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PINEY POINT PAVILION.

& p n Fl of the most convenient, splendid, and pic
W turesquG salt water bathing places in the United
States, will be opened for vsiters the 18th instant
for the summer campaign. The Pavilion and its ac
communications have been put in a complete state Of
repair and offer to the Invalid pleasant resort for
health and recreation. The bathing is delicious eth
III the houses or in the open surf dOng tho sound
ing shore" fresh and constant 81 breeze sets in
in the afternoon, and continues all night ill 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 nCPrly ten miles
wide. 1t is within eight hours' steaIang from Wash
inglon twelve from Baltimore, and twelve from
Richmond,
"A cssyv4ga The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain
Els az, Guyther leaves Baltimore every Sa-
-EfStsasSSf2K tsrday evening" stops at Piney Point
early on Sunday morning, and return to Baltimore
on "Wednesday. The steamer OCEOLA, Capt. Nit
chell, leaves Washington on Wednesdays and Satur
days on her way Ia Norfolk, and returns Tuesdays
and Fridays touching at the Point in both directions,
landing and receiving passengers.
The proprietor, with these aGvan ages OF his eslab
lshment and with corps of nbliging servants good
fare, good music, boats for sailing and The usual
cessnries of watering place. 0ge her with moderate
charges, confidently casts himsefupon the public ap
probation. J. II. BIRCH,
United States Hote,, Washington.
n. u. In addition to the above facilities for visiting
Pney Point, travellers have now third conveyance
by the splendid Steamer MOUNT VERNON, which
leaves Baltimore every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENING, at 7 o'ce"k, p. NJ, for AcTuia Creek
and returns to Baltimore on MONDAYS & THURS
DAYS, stopping always at Piney Point both going
and returning al5-tf
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FARM For SALE.

AzG FARM FOR SALE. For sale, neat
E::lH little Firm Of a. acres aud - perches situa ed
4sgasaAn York county, Pa, 80 miles from BALTIMORE
The improvements are a comfortable dwelling house
in good repair, barn. and other necessary houses
Sc, and also on the place pottery in complete or
der, and in operation with three wheels in the stop
and warrhtaIse attached to the pottery. The land
has been lined all over lately, and all under good
fencing; AMI is susceptible TO all kind of gran there
is a fine orchard of choice Fruit; and three never
failing springs of excellent water, no better in the
state. The title is ndisputable, and clear OF all in
cumbrance whatever. twill be- sold as a bargain on
accommodating terms, if applied Tor soon to
a20 LIZ. SCOTT, No. 10 Exchange Place,
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ArOyNG LADIES' ACADEMY
n OF THE VISITATION,
RAITI MORE AN.

BALTIMORE, MD.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed on
EUESL AY, the lst day of September.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition per anhum, Sl59
|falf Boarding, do so
Cuiton for day scholars and half boarders in
the higher branches, per annun, go
Elementary instruction, do, 40
The usual extra charges are made for instruction
n the French, Spanish, Latin and Italian Languages;
For Music on the Piano. Harp, Guitar and Organ, for
Drawing and Painting, Oil Painting, Of Philoso
phcal Apparatus, &c.
n PREPARATORY SCHOOL attached 20 the same
INSTITUTE. TERMS:
Tuition for pHps under ~ years of age, per ann, S25
do do DO 10 do do 20
Enk, QuilIs, sc. 3
al9 2awt7hS
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INSTRUCTION.

IHDRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS. La lies AVID
u Gentlemen, in the city, desiring Private In
ssTucton in the Classics, Mathematics, Natural
Sciences and English Literature, may obtain an
4perienced Teacher by addressing box No. 4s3 Post
office. The advertiser has studied carefully, wiz
ehe aid of the hest critics. all the varieties of style
and measure of English Poetry and will be happy to
piye instructions in this refined hut abused
department Of Literature. Hours of recitation TO
ksut those who shall recte. 90 The best of refer
Bences will he given. m8
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G&ONSTABLE'S SALE. By vItue of writ
" of feri acias, issued by John ShOwacre, Esq,
one of the Justices of the Peace of the State of Ma
ryland in and for Baltimore city, at the suit of Jo-
seph Turner and - Tuner, (knOwn rs Joseph
Turner & Son, against the goods ana chnels, lands
and tenemenls Of jeremiah Hays, to me directed;
have seized and akeh in execution all the estate,
right, title interest, property, claim and demand,
ca law and in equity, OF the said Jeremiah Hays,
satHf in and to one TWO story Brick HOUSE and
and | hereby give notice, that on the 10th day Of
september next, at O'Clock IN the evening will
offer for sale the said properly, seized and taken in
execution, by Public Auction, TO the highest bidder
fur cash, on The premises.
a2S # DANID WHlTSON, Csnstahlc.
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FSyO NTOTRERS. ROGERS SPECIFIC, for
IL Summer Complaint Dysentery and Cholera
M0rbus. This Medicine only requires trial to prove
its wonderful effects. For sale only by the mannfac
turer, C.P. ROGERS, corner of Howard and Marion,
and corner of Howard and Ma tson, and corner Paca
and Little Green streets, Baltimore. None genuine
except the Written signature of the manufacturer Is
on the label of each bottle.
hs- Price IS cents anS-lw-jsla 3m
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6.INGHAMs, cALICOEs. AVID Lon @

6NIRGHaMS, CALICOEs, AND LONG
w CLOTHS, r. McELD0WkEY s. CO., have
this day recelved-2 cases style GINGHAMS Of
superior quality and fabric suitable for the present and
approaching season.
ALSO-2 cases CALICOES, of dark and hand
some style, with large stock of New York NJ 2s
Water Twist, Steam Mills, and other makes of shirt
ing and >heeting LONG CLOTHS, all of which wilt
be sold on very reasonable terms nj
1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
aui5 between Charles and Light.
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NOTICE. A RARE CHANG 7oR BARGAINS
~ SELLING OFE 1T COSI-NO SH.aM!

"a OLlCEs A RAKE CHAM /, YOR BARGAINS
" SELLING OFF 1T COST-NO SHAM,
The undersigned, Agent for Trustees, Offers for
sale, both wholesale and retail, very large and gen
eral assortment of DRY GOODS AT COST, FOR
CASH ONLY. AS the stock will not he repit nshed
sy ne purchases but must be closed out entirely
soon as possible, many articles will 81 sold much
BELOW COST. | am selling Parsons, Coats and
Lees superior cord Spoil Cotton, 600 yards) at
cents per SPOOL or 46 IT'S. p dozen; common Spool
Cotton Ct per spool, or cts per doz; cotton Gloves
10 l2 cts. per pair Bayis super or Needles
per paper; Pins to cts paper; Grass Skirts 624
cents each; Corded Skirts, corded all through, 81
cents each Vestings IL. 49, 25 cts &c. per pattern;
Linen Cambria Hdkfs. IL, Is and % cents; Painted
Musns 10 to 25 cents per yad Plaid Gnghams to
TO % cts per yard; Calicoes to 10 do; Bobbin Edg
ings and Cotton Lacps, very cheap; Bleached and
Brown Muslin from 81 to - cts per yafdi Cloths.
CassimeTCs, Satinets, Tweeds, Gambroons Drilhugs,
Brown Linens, NankeCn, Satcen, summer Cloths,
Table Covers, Diapers, Oil Cloth Cap Nets, Cam
brc, Jaconet, Swiss and Book Muslins, Shaws of all
kinds, Fapnes, Blankets, Servants wear, Furniture
and Cambria Dimi!y, Toilet Covers, sc. &C., all al
prices EoweT tam any ofher store in the City.
HENRY W. COOKE, 5. E. corner of
iy25 Hanover and Lombard street.
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FISHING EXCURSIONS.

TO GUNPoWDER AND BUSH RIVER.
zy-.,.,,,-,, =. ssa. Parties and individuals can
Sesss@tI sAls leave the Depot, Pratt street
SfIEfs;;9 ssssSSA in the regular pas enger trains
s-<~asI----sa=Ss-1o of the PhiIadelpt ia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company, DAILY lex.
cept Sundays 81 al A. NJ, and p NJ, with tn priy-
ere of returning the day by either of the trains
both of which will stop al the Bridges for that pur
pose. Fare for the round Trip, FIFTY CENTS.
DC Special tickets prepared and must be pro
cured at the Office before starting, otherwise full
rates will b. required by the conductor, both in 60
ing aud returning.
D30-H A. CRAWFORD, Agent.