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CLEARED,

Brig Constitution, LaudCrman, for LagRayra and
Puerto Cabello, + w Bruno Sons.
Schr Chesapeake, StuorI, New York, Rose, Mer-
rill < Co.
schr W, Allen, Snow, St. Thomas, Wilmington &
schr Gen. Marion, Toote, Brazos St. Jago, Texas
T. Hooper.
ARRIVED.
Ship Alexandra, Terring, Sc days from London,
via Hampton Roads, ballast, to master.
BarQue Iowa, Thorn Lsoi., from Rio de Janero JdIy
8, coffee, TO Kirkland, Chase Co. Left in co. with
barque Commerce and brig S,lna, (ater arrived. j.
Spoke in the gulf date not recoected brig Roc ham
beau, bound to New York.
Brig Planet, billiard, ~ days from Arecaibo, P. R.,
sugar, mOlasses and tobacco to Nm Howell & Son
Brig Fashion, Krwan, 10 days from Antigua, bal
last, to +. Pierce. Left brigs Tarquina MeIthorpe
from New Haven and New York, ds'g Tecumsth'
Arson from rhilad do; schrs. Elizabeth Ann, Toll
son, from Washington, N. O.. do; e. Townsend.
from Phiad., ar'd. August Sd, and proceeued to ST.
Kits.
Brig Frances Jane, Gardner, from st. Johns, [. K.
llth nsl. sugar and mOasses, TO Kirkland, Chase Il
Go. Left brig Putnam, from st. Thomas arrived d v
previous. Passed off annapolis ship, light, with
bright sides, Supposed the Alexand ia, of Alexan
dria On the outward passage in lat %, lon. e., Mr.
Edward Dunn, first officer of the Frances Jane and
resident of Baltimore, died Of asthma.
BELOW-A schooner.
MEMORANDA.
Rio de Jaaeiro July llh.-The brig Selma, at this
port 0th inst. from hiO dc JanPro 9Th July touched
off Pernamhuc0, and brought advice three after the
day of her sailing In addition to the vessels before re-
ported left, barQue Margaret Hugg Litlon from
MontevdeO, and brig Silas MaleaH, Long, from Bal
timore, just arrived. BaTque LGtitia, Devils from
Baltimore, had arrived aud proceeded 10 the River la
Plate.
Dutch brig Herzog Won Cambridge, Rahtjen, hence
at st. Thomas 9th inst
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THs Coal BUSINESS. We have received a
pamphlet copy of the speech delivered by the
Hon. T. Perry, of Maryland, on the tariff,
made in the House of Representatives on the
first of July last The honorable member deem
ed it his imperative duty to vote against the
new tariff BILL on account OF its destructive in
huence on the iron and coal business Of Allie
gany county. He preferred that the tariff of
1912 should be modified by compromise, under
the conviction that such compromise would in
sure stability, at the same time that it afforded
due protection to all the prominent interests of
the country, We should have rejoiced had his
suggestion prevailed, for it is full time that the
policy of the nation in respect to this matter
should be firmly settled
We propose making such extracts from the
speech Of Mr.. Perry, as will shew the effect
which the new tariff is to produce upon the
coal trade of the country, and more particular
ly upon that OF Maryland.
"In one of the counties of my district, seve-
raj millions of dollars are invested in the bust
ness, and feel as if should be grossly direlict
in tie discharge of my duty, did not express
the fears | indulge as to the effect of tho pas
sage Of the present bill upon that peculiar
branch of business. The duty under the bill is
80 much reduced as to leave US subject to an
importation of coal from abroad that must ope-
rate to total destruction ofthe domestic trade
The Glasgow coal from board of vessels s esti
mated 10 be worth from 81 II 10 80 per ton.
Freight for transportation, from SIS to l II 4" &c
The dHly OF 80 per cent. under
the proposed bill will average 81 81 &c g
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MR. WARDS ACADEMY,

MIR. WARDS ACADEMY,
I'VE No. 26 MARKET SPACE,
will reopen August 3lst-Parents and Guardians
wishing to place pupils under his change, can have
every information ms TO terms, &C., by applying as
above, or at his residence, So YORK AVENUE. MIR.
w. has also vacancy for or BOARDERS; as
he intends limiting to six parents DESTROYS of enter
ing their children, may rest satisfied that all due
care will be observed in their education and con
duct a25 tuths2W'
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE. The annual COM
mencement of this institution, took place at
Chestertown, Md, on Tuesday last, on which
occasion large number of students underwent
examination. The degree of A. M. was con-
ferred on the following gentlemen, who are al
umni of the Institution, viz: William A.. Spenc-
er, Esq. and DR.. James Bordley, Of Queen
AIMS, the Rev. |, T. Cooper, of Philadelphia,
the Rev. William Fl. Bordley, of s. Carolina,
the Hon Samuel M. Harrington and DR.. VIM.
Maxwell, of Delaware, and James B. Ricaud
Esq.s of Kent. We notice that Roundtree S
Band, from this city, discoursed fine music at
intervals during the ceremonies.
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h7-DR. WIS FAIRS GREAT DISCOVERY. 1t
was once said There is nothing under the sun ;
This has been enphat caly tue, in regard TO medi-
cines. Hundreds of Pills, Panaceas, Expectorants,
and Specifics of all sorts have been puicd into notn-
riety-aIl made mainly of the same ingredients, add
ing no new materials TO the healing ait. But Doctor
Wistar's Basam Of Wild Cherry furnishes a new
medical agent-a new principle evolved from ma
ture's own depository. 1t cures Asthma, incipent
Consumption, Liver Complaint, and all diseases OF
the Lungs, when nothing else will An honorable
member of the Canadian Parliament writes that it
has cured him of Asthma of ten years. standing. A.
Williams Esq, Attorney at Law, 50 William street,
New York, cured Of the same disease of TWENTY
four years. standing, Mr. Cozzens, of Haddonfeld,
N. j.. makes affidavit that it cured him OF supposed
Consumption, after physicians had given him up TO
die; and so of hundreds of others
Remember, we positively, in no case palm Off nm
real cures as produced by this invaluable remedy
Be sure to get CDR, Wlstar's BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY"
On hand and for sale by
STABLER Il CANDY, 100 w. Pfatt-st.
Also, by Geo. w. Jones, cor. Baltimore and High
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt Streets RobeEs
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. F.
Perkins & Brother, cor. Green and franklin streets;
Joseph 3. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per
kns, corner Market and Green-sts; George II. Keer,
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO North
Gay street. au24.lw
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03- TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
of Sir Walter Raleigh, by the high aud the low, the
rich and the poor the king and the beggar; indeed its
consumption has become general that it is hard TO
iRd that does not either smoke, snuff or cheto
For ourselves, we prefer rich Cigar All. there they
are! a box of the agreeable deiuders-B0OTH'S
BEST! Boy, light match; so that we can uxuriatc
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy. Puff
PUFF! PUFFM. All! BOOTH knows how to make
them. If any of our readers wish to enjoy them
selves, as we doing, we would recommend
them to No. S5 HANOVER STREET, nearly oppo-
site the old stand. 1t
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Burrows THEATRE Front Street. The audience
in attendance at the "FrOnt Streep' last evening
was as we predicted it wolld be, large and respeca
BILE. The performance passed off in the most happy
manner. The admirable play of the "Suanscr" is
posted for representation tonight which together
with the Imaginable farce Of cole Bull" with Mr.
Butke as the hero makes bill offare of no ordinary
character. This is the only place of amusement now
Open in the city.
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VALUA Bile SERVANT. FOR sALE-A
very valuable girl, l8 years of age, TO serve 7
years, nrst rate house servant and cook, and can
come hiehiy recommended as such--and sold for no
fault whatever. Apply to
Il. F. SC0TTf'S old established
a2o Intelligence Office, 10 Exchange Place,
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WDLEASE TAKE NOTICE.-PRIZES FOR
a. SALE. As it is we'll known to almost every
one that NJ. DOYLE has by continual run of the
most splendid success selling capital prizes estab
liShed me reputation of his Office as that of the most
successful in the United States. 1t is mistaken
lotion entertained by many, that makes no differ
ence where you Purchase your tickets, and those
persons who have met with bad or Indifferent luck
at other oihces will at once experience a change Of
the most splendid description on giving DOYLEa
tria IN tact there is nothing well calculated te re-
penish an empty pocket. All prizes will be- as here
totoie, paid in Gold. Splendid prizes for sale this
week ~
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets ss, shares in
proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets a.. shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY-Capitai $1,000 tickets 81, shares in
proportion. IL Will be seen that the Small Fry Lot
terry draws Friday Doyle has as is well known sold
the capital prize oftener in this scheme Than any
oher Vender In the cy-this he will contiuue TO do
and no mistakes the sefJre be prepared to place YOUR
sell IN the high way of fortune. and snatch, BY
timely grab, her golden favors, 3-25 whole tickets,
winch cost 8 y, will be sold on certificate for only
Si2, halves 80, quarters 50, eighihs 81 so.
a liberal discount will be paid TO persons who puT
chase by the package or quantity.
ror sale In the of lucky numbers By
the package, single ticket, or share. All ORDERS per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, So.l44 Prattstreet,
II fri Opposite r 81 o. Il. R. Dsuot,
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LOUISIANA SUGAR CRoP. The Franklin
(AttakaPas) Banner ofth 9Th says: The Cane
crop of Attakapas, which was quite backward
short time since, is greatly invigorated by CO.
Pou' rains, and promises much better yield.
We cannot say, however, that it will turn out
an average crop, Corn is a failure this year.
Fo" sugar planters will have enough for plan
tation use.
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"ANrEO, immediately, a white Muse, vel
w recommended, to 60 tn Norfolk, Va; liberal
wages VIII be given and passage paid out Apply al
l.. F SCOTrf'S old established
a25 intelligence odace, 10 Exg hange Place.
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A CADEM CORNER OF BIDDLE STREET
IA AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, The d.
tes o. TINS Academy will be resumed on MONDAY,
the Dist Of August.
a25 4t" RORER1 o,NETIr
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MARRIED.

MHhRIED
90 Saturday evening, the 23d instant, by the Rev.
Mr.. VintOn, Mr.. SAMUEL p. McCLABKY 10 Miss ANN
HEERIRTrA THOMAS, of this city.
On the l9 h ut by the Rev. John A. Mexican, WILL
LIAM WoRDES to Miss CATHARINE CLRR, all of this
city.
On he 18th inst by the same, THOMAS w. McHALR
to Miss MARY ANN CLARKE, all of this city,
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N3- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins Ear rings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
dlpte, at his Old Established Store, Waerst I'd door
from Calvert APPS
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MIR. HARNEY'S
FEMALE CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NV. CORNER OF EUTAw AND FAYETTR sTRRRTg
VIII be- re-opened on the LIST September.
Lectures will be delivered on
geology and Zoology, by Rev. DR.. MORRIS.
Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Rev MI Snow,
Physiology and Popular Anatomy, DR.. w. M. KEMF.
Chemistry s Mechanical Philosophy, DR.. DvcArEL
french Language, taught by Mr.. PROVOST.
Music, Piano, do Mt WALTER,
Music, Vocal, do MI. MASON.
Painting, de Mr. HoLpRR
P. S. Mr.. II. will issue circulars this season.
a25-d6t eo3t
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FHNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, Thatthe sub-
n scrlher has obtained from the Orphans Court
istration on the estate of SAMUEL WALKER late
OF said county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased, hereby warned to exh
Dlt Tue same, with the vouchers thereof, the sub
scnber, on or before the Goth day of October l947
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from ali
beneht of said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this Odd day of August 1886,
a25Iaw4W' WIN. FORWOOD, Admir-
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VINO NOMINATIONS FOR THE LEGIsLA-
TURE. The Wings of Allegany county have
nominated DR.. Samuel P. Smith for Senator,
and Petor Ritner, John M. Brewer, Daniel c.
Bruce and Stephen Mckinley for the House of
Delegates. The Wing nominations in Wash
ington county are: for Senator, VIM. B. Clarke;
for Delegates, Hezokiah Boteler, WIN. Z.
Doyle, George French, Isaac A. Motter and
John J. Bowles. In Caroline county, the
Wings have nominated Z w. Potter for the
Senate, and George w. Harrington, Joseph
Pearson and Robt. II. McKnett loS the House
of Delegates; and in Charles county, the same
party has nominated Daniel Jenifer, Jr., J. d.
Freeman and II. Il. Hawkins for the House of
Delegates.
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DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN The Richmond
Christian Advocate announces the death of the
Rev. William l.. Blanton, member of the Vir-
ginia Conference Of the M. E. Church, He
died on the 5th inst. at the house of his father
in-law, Mr.. Thomas Goode, in Prince Edward
county, after short and severe illness
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FUNHE FLOOD TIDE OF FORTUNE
= still hovers around the old prize Office of EN-
OkY co Yesterday another bright day for the
patrons of the old hnsse! The grand prize of $40
000 Mes. Is 35 81, in whole ticket. was sold to a
merchant of this city; of $1,000, sent TO Carlisle;
q of S5O0 and of 800 each, sntd TO citizenss En-
DRY & Co have commenced the week most glorious
ll-looS out for high prizes the remainder of the
Week-we have tn m and no stake.
BEAUTIFUL SCHEME.
of 600 DOLLARS! | OF 6 600 DOLLARS!
o. 600 DOLLARS! 80 Of 500, Do LS., &c.
5I3- 7 ckets S4--shares in proportion,
This is a beaut Packages! TRY your luck, a
$500 is Call at the old established prze office
and purchase your tickets. EMORY & co. guaran-
tees one half back on every package they sell. The
uckiest spot on earth to buy tickets to insure prlze
is from the ever Lucky
EMORY s. CO., Cd office from
1t fri Baltimore street..
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SOMETHING INTERESTING. They are exhib-
iting in New York, a capital model, in wood, of
that city. The Mirror says that it seems al
most beyond belief that every house, out-build-
ing, shed and lamp-post can be so accurately
placed as they are in this model, and the pro-
prietor states that he finds it impossible fire.
quentIy to make people believe it. And yet
not an omission, no matter however triAing can
be dscovered-even the logs of wood lying on
a wharf are placed with the same faithfulness
as is the City Hall.
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0g-DEAFNEss. 1t s useless to suffer with tbs!
disease when DR.. M'NAIR'S ACOUSTIC OIL will
furnish speedy relief to all who are afflicted with
periodical Deafness buzzng noise and frequent pains
in the
VIM. Hayden, of Middetown, Conn, reports that
two bottles of this Oil efectuay cured him of deaf
ness of several years standing. He could scarcely
hear any sounds distinctly; hut this Oil had the de-
sired effect. son of Mr.. Feltus, Of Newburg, was
cured of deafness of several months standing after
suffering continual pain for long time. gentle
man of Philadelphia was cured of total deafness OF
Is years. standing, produced BIZ scrofulous affection
in the head, by bottle of this valuable Oil. Mr..
Robt. Carpenter, 44O Monroe N. Y, everybody
knows who are acquainted with him, was so deaf
for few weeks, that it was with difficulty any one
could converse with hm-has been actually cured by
less than flask ofthis Oil. lfany is disposed
to doubt this fact, refer them to Mr.. Carpenter,
who will confirm the facts. We would also refer the
incredulous to Capt. Manu. of the barque Milan, for
Rhinebeck, who experienced the charming eff cts of
this Oil. In view of these facts, let all who af
lcted make trial of this article
Cdution-There are limitations of this astonishing
Oil. Be sure it is Dr. M'Nair's, and that it comes
from ComstOck & Co.
For sale at the corner or Baltimore and Hanover
sts., corner Of Baltimore and Harrison s;s. and No.
81 Thamesst., F. p, Baltimore. 225
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al The improvements consist of large
ksjEEREghaA FRAME DWELLING, in complete order
lsssk@ with OVERSEER'S HOUSE ana quarters
I12A. tor Slaves; Barns, Stahling and Granary, and
AL The other out houses for farming purposes, and
alsoa hne Orchard of choice fruit, such as Apples
Pears, Peaches, Actions and Cherries. The terms
HARRISON, in Baltimore, or to ISAIAH POSEY
on the premises.
a25-2aw5w No II Fyaaklin Rans pH;ii;I
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ID ID,
Suddenly, on the 23d inst. GRoRss MATTHIAS
youngest child of ]. 3. and Louisa Burlcgh.
At Cambridge, Nd. IA h inst. ARIHVR BELL ESQ.,
in his Goth year.
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VENUITION IN MUSIC, M

TENUITION IN MUSIC, MISS BAYZAND
H. being DESTROYS to engage in the tuition of Music
would respectfully solicit the favor of her friends
and the public in this department of education, en-
bracng the PIANO and the GUITAR.
Miss b. will be pleased to render her services al
the residences of pupils, OF at the dwelling house of
ner father, mcElderfy near Aisquth street.
Q3- Terms moderate. References, as to capacity
may be made TO Prof F. Luchesi and Lady Superior
atthe Carmalite Institute, Aisquith street.
a25. cost TAPR1
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NS-FRENCH AND GERMAN l. LOOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete aud largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirelynew
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
sc. &c. for sale and made to order, cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. E. 8. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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DUTY OFF CePfER IN PRUSSIA. The King
of Prussia has issued a royal ordinance, allow
ing the importation of sheet copper and copper
nails from foreign parts, free of duty, into the
ports of Prussia, for the purpose of sheathipg
and ia tening the steamers now building to run
across the Atlantic, which are to touch at Eng-
land, America, the West Indies and the Brzils.
They are to be large and splendid vessels,
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COMPLETE RETURNS OF THE KENTUCKY Ell
EDITIONS. The Frankfort Commonwealth. of
the 18th inst, contains full returns of members
elected to the General Assembly. The resul,
is as follows: House of Representatives, 6s
Wings and 81 Democrats; Senate, &c Wings
l9 Democrats; aggregate SO Wings, 40 Demo
Gratis; Wing majority on joint ballot 40. Last
year, House of Representatives, 81 Wings, 80
Democrats; Senate, "a Wings, IA Democrats;
Wing majority on joint ballot, 80; increase of
Wing majority over last year, s.
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DEATH OF CAPT. WORTH. A letter from
st. Augustine, received by last mail, says the
Savannah Republican, announces the death oil
Capt. JOSEPH S. WORTH, of the 9Th Regi-
ment U. S. Infantry. Capt. w. was an officer
beloved by his comrades for his open and man.
ly qualities, and for his fidelity to his profession
and country. He died on the 2lst ultimo, la.
mented by all who knew him.
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GABRIEL ID. CLARK

HNOR SALE-A FARM of rich fertile bottom
N land lying in Pacawaxen, Charles county, com
monty called Locust Grove, containing 400 Al RES
OF LAND, aud has many local advantages, being
within half mile of the Wycomco River, which
abouads with Fish and Oysters, and all kinds of Wild
Fowl in the season The land, of ITSELF is naturally
good, ofa crunbly soil, and in high state of culiva
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NOTHING LIKE WATER. The Boston papers
are filled with accounts of the breaking ground
on the Long Pond Aqueduct, by which that
city is to be furnished with water a la CIoton
The affair took place on Thursday. The May
or, City Council and some hundreds of Others
were present, and the ceremony is said to have
been very imposing. Any number of fine
speeches and sentiments were given.
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THE SAuoR's MAGAZINE. The Rev. H. Best, the
agent for this city, has laid upon our table the July
number ofthis excellent Magazine. II is filled with
its usual quantity of choice reading matter A copy
should be placed in the hands ofeVery seataring
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80
Thus proving the price which the coal dealer
ofmy district must obtain in the market, or
otherwise all Efforts to make the business profit
able will prove fruitIess."
Living in tie immediate vicinity of the coal
region Of MqIyland, ard having every opqor-
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tGnity to acquire correct information, the facts
stated by Mr.. Perry cannot be disputed The
immense outlay of capital then, which has been
made by individuals and companies, to bring
the coal of Alegany county to market, must be
sacrificed by the new tariff as it will be impos-
! sbe to enter into successful competition with
the foreign coal dealer-and thus this immense
mine Of wealth might as well, for all beneficial
purposes, have remained buried in the carth.-
The loss of this trade will not only be Iunous
to individuals, but must seriously affect the
finances of the State, by deprving the Bati-
more and Ohio Railroad and Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal when fnished) of a large source
of revenue. We commend these statements OF
Mr.. Perry to those citizens of Maryland who
advocate the free trade policy, and yet are anx-
ious to maintain the credit of the state
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h7- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say TO Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston S. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9th
eI Route. See advertisement. je26.d