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COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO
MR. MCT .ACHT.A N


adjourned meeting of.he friend. Of Charles McLseh
"A LAM held at Stoneal the 9th inst James Linen in the
Resolved That this meeting learned with regret by let
recently published athouEh privately addressed to Mr.
necessity and having long known Mr. Lachlan man Of
honor integrity and believing that he suffers his present
difficulties from OF prudence industry this meeting
will endeavor by public appeal and their exerons 20
that will only assist him but will
this meeting Of opinion that Concert shall
be given 20 him to take pacs at the Tabernacle on Tuesday
Letters were then distinguished professors
Tickets may be had various musical Of ssrton
Miles booksellers 3 Broadway and Of the following Com
mittce
Jane: Linen, samuel PhiIl,ps. Wm n Wells, ,.
Adam Murray, Paul gurdock =. 9. Derry.
Henry J. Megarey, John Harold, 4. .. EDDY,
Thos. Thomas, IT,, Edw. Lawrence, r T. Christanson
VIM MarshalI, James Bowles, Sherman Brownel
Gilbert Vale, Alderman shaler;, .,r~, .,-,
THOMAS THOMAS, yr, Secretary.
T. Programme in future bills.
The Of have @r :.
teered their valuable services:
Miss MARY TAYLOR, sby permission Of WIN. Mitchell,
Mrs x 2RILLIrs
Mr.. DEMPsTER
Mr.. AUSTIN PHILLIPS,
Mr.. ii. MARKS by permission Of
WIN. Mitchell. Esq, -. $500
Nj. wzLCoTT, By permits,
sion Of Wm Mitchell, Lag. $780,.
Mr.. George Loder, Conductor =. y -
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d. d. NASH, Aucuoneer.

GALE OF SPLENDID PAINTIN Gs.- TUESDdT st
- II o'clock the Gallery the second floor No Broad
selection Of paintings by eminent masters, comprising
Ing Feet Of Christ by Children Louis xvi by
Hosarth Tapestry and Flowers by Maltese; Wife Ru-
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a. c. TUTTLE, Anctoneer.
SLEIGH ROBES, BUFFALO SKINS MUFFs, FURs.
- &c -TUTrLs & DUCLAZEAU, Will SELL This Day, at
10 o'clock No s Bowey, the balance The stock con
famed IN The above store the property q SecI,uiug
shase consisting Of wolf bear leopard and fancy obcs buff
i.lo SKINS badger Isabella bsaI stone martin reuvaa
Vlcornes fancy fur trimming hair and fur seal caps,
nuns, &c fl6 it*m
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THISTLE BALL,
TINE M.nsrcrs Of the THISTLE BENEVOLENT AS
L aOCI ALTON respectfuy. that their aceond
and last BALL Tor this season. take place Castle Gar
den, on THURSDAY EVENING, February issh-ths pro
ceeds be applied formerly to charitable purposes
The srdsr Of dancing according to programme.
Director Of the hoor, NJ u H1 2U,S
Leader OF the orchestra, Hf- Wsnscs
BgPPsr - - m. .,;,.et;or az In, us;e.i Ssnsmsnt.
the managers secured the invaluable services OF Mr.
ward Kendall who will play an oolis,to part on the bugs IN
tbe several of On sdrlles, during the evening.
Since The sst Thistle Bali various sltentic.s have been
friends snges will and from the Garden until eleven
o'clock the usual charge. The Inspector Of Hacks will b
present 70 enforce the pelce regulation.
Doors ogsn att Dancing will commence PRECISELY a eeh
o'clock The termination OF the ball will BE- Known By the
Band playing Gude Night, an JOY Be VIZ ysan
Tickets dollar EACH 70 admit gentleman and two ladies
may be had Messs stodart, Dunhsm Co.'S music store
No 81 Bsoadwayi Peter Milne IT. Centre streets the bar o.
Castle 0avdrn and Of either Of the Manager:
Checks and member tcnets not transferable. -,
A. CAMERON, Secretary, lao Leonard ~
~ B. Members entitled Tickets, will pease mas ~
~ s sr. III ~. hail ''' : MS 3rrc
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VALENTINE HEAD QUARTERS.

TURNER FISHER, =! Chatham street, have this day
opened their unequalled of Valentines and
yssasne rtsr. For spsndor variety and ehs.pas.
call and Valentines made Order original verses IN
nshed Orders from the Country attended promptly
IN imxrr
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I'M INWARD will BE- gwen g any person h a. T not
lOO prove that T. PRICE, IN p,yl,ion ~ s Ne
alarger and hapdsomer assortment OF Ball Flowers -.
other Aat6e, Flower Manufacturers u the CITY an ,m.m
ire fos oae month.
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ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.

ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.
rlvHE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having
completed their Works. ready execute orders
for pure White Lead both Dry end Ground OIL to almost
that wanted The Company spared
the erection of the Works which would tend
the least degree to the Improvement the Lead having
avaed themselves of modern improvement for thai
purpose.
Being well aware. from long familiarity with the differ
leads sold market that by far the proportion
sold such has been, and still greatly adulterated with
Barys article Of mineral production much heavier than
White Lead and n i.slf possessing virtue Of any pig
parent and in fact having n9th,ng but il gsei6G weight
have unanimously the following resolution, viz
article the Atlantic White Lead Company will make but
be strictly genuine article and free from any
aduteraton whatever which the Company will warrant
zach to all who may purchase their Lead"
Purchasers therefore, be we'll assured that every de-
pendencc be the purity every pound of White
Lead and sold by the Company which
will not only tend to the durability Of the Faint
will be found much economical in It's USE even in the
mos description of painting, owing the body
covering quality thereby giving far better finish
with than the aduterated White Paint would
three, of which every painter will bear witness.
The Company also manufacture Red Lead aud Ltharge
have for sale iriey Of Paints Ground in OIL Verdgris
Brunswick Green, &c. &c.
Having been appointed Agents for the Company all
POLLEN COLGATE,
II 2m+r N Pearistreet, corner OF Bcekman street.
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GEN. SIR GEORGE COOKE. Nj. d. LII. ID.
CONSULTING
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
FFICE-
NO. NORTON STREET, ALBANY, NY.
Da Cooke may be confdentally consulted daily No
Norton street. Albany, N T. Office hours from A. M. until
10P NJ.
MEDICAL ADVICE As il always important obtain the
of experienced and skul physcian-ca ON the
celebrated pr Cooke No Norton street, AlbanyMedca
and Surgical Journal
II ESD NOE,
AT STANWlX HALL. ALBANY, N.
JUNCTION WITH RAHRoAD.
Ipkrc
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THE PARISIAN SE(,RET

THE PARTISAN SECRET
JUST PUBLIsHED. New Trsn.ssiou from the French.
feet security agan. Sexusl Diseases under
without the Of Medicine disagreeabls essty
Paris, London, and other large cities.
BY ALEXANDER LEBAUM, M. d.,
Member Faculty Of Medicine Of Pars-Physician to the
hue q st. Honore - Paris
Published by Robert H. amont, Legal Deputy for Dr. L.
baum, 10 Washington Boston Price 62k copy
Robert ii. Dumont. above.
For sale in New VI rk, only By WYATT & KETCH-
UNI. lai Fulton st.; Philadelphia. Colon Adrsnce, in the
Arcade. Chexuut d1o
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Died.
On Saturday evening, Of consumption, HENRY r.
SurroN, in the S7th year of his age.
His friends, and those of the family, respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Tuesday, 18th inst =,
from the residence of his brother Albert B. Sutton 22l
Cherry street. at O'Clock p M without further invi
|taton.
At Danbury, Connecticut, the 18th Of February,
after lingering illness Of consumption. Mrs. MARY c.
TAYLOR, wife OF John Taylor, aged 70.
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DIR. POWELL, OCULIST.
A ND OPERATIVE sUR0EoN, attends to Diseases q
"A the Eye, and TO all Imperectons of Vison from
o'clock at his residence s6 Broadway OF Warren
Ophthalms stcppags Of the Tear Passage Cataract and
Opacities hectually removed.
AMAUROSlS treated with attention and
afew minutes.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that scarcely b. distn-
guished from the ural
Once and rssidsnce ISL Broadway-ensnce ~ Warren
III lwis&1tW<rh -
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BIRD GAGE MANUFACTOkY.

No. St. Johns Lane corner Beach street. Nep York.
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his Customers and the
fancy and common Bird Cages Of every description which he
where Merchants would find advantage to call and
anime his stock. ]. KELLY.
pafe trnsrn
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BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. 8 Aston Place. late 5th Street,

a Jev acoTs EAT x Broadwcy, New York.
opened the above for the sale Of Birds Foreign and
Native Cages SEEDS kc and hopss strict and
fair and upright DEALING the patronage Of those
ssd 70 .9sd9lgs in this most .s..sh;,a fancy; ),
articles in his line including Fancy Pigeons Of the different
Sorts Sod and Silver Fish German Paste. made after
N b. OrderR(om the city carefully attended
promptly eIecuted. LEONARD ELEECKER
New York. Dee.
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THE CITIZENS IL QUiRs All uPTowN THEATRg
meeting Of q number Of ctzrns, held at w. p EN-
- mans Hotel Varss street. Saturday evening Feb
h 1886 pursuant invitation te Into
poprtt Of opening snbscrpon for the purpose af com
petng III. Greenwich Theatre splendid and magnificent
e worthy Of The and OF the
vsndsrvoort. Esd was called TO rhs chir and David
towier ESQ appointed Secretary Numerous
pac. when il was
he olved That this meeting adjourn Wednesday
the 18th inst At IN O'clock the place and
citizens generally be- invited attend said meeting
aid and assi and that these pro
ceedings be published in the ctv papers
DAVID vANbERvOORT, Chairman.
u A. towLkR, Secretary. fl6 3t-mc
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AMCisEstENTs.

PARA THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT OF GISELLE
Monday Evening, February 10,
Will be performed for the 9Th aud last time Ballet
funted
GiSELLE, OR THE WILIES
Giselle ................ Mile Augusta
Myrtha Miss Emma Ince
Oiia. ..................M Mas 81 Clair
Ariasa e.. Miss Jssseylne
rrince Abretch. Mons Frederick
Hhafion.- Il; ;.,,.... ..... Mr. Pansoe
rfeSious 70 which The drama Of the
The OLD SOLDIER
Guam kestne rsole ........... MIR Bass
Master Michael Cramp .....,. Usher
To conclude with the farce az
PETTlCOAT GOVERNMENT
nectc,... MIR. Bass
yrcs az sn,..,n, a Mrs Vernon
IS ~N''
Door, " o'clock, aad The cs,tsn will rice pr.s,sy
q. o'coct.
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BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION

DETER ROBERTS respectfully announces to the ladies
that having peschased largely At auction, he enabled
offer msgn6eeas selection 81 Ball Evening Dresses at
the above TsmssaSss redqston He also calls attention
soiied Ehch ere selling less than third the ORIGINAL
price, The remainder Of the stock Of Winter Hosierv o.
sred at equally! low prices, and inspection il believed
vii % sDs,d c = s shcn any in the city.
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rHE GERMAN CoTILLION BAND vov,a ,..r.-.e,,
" INFORM their friends and the gublie that they are pre-
Hsltsr 0liops. Polkss BY Musard, sususs Lsnnsr La
(T5,y n. r com,;.,. Of from TWO to tv.,,v.s
Harp accompaniment Orders will be to a. ~
nctre w.thcnt attended with Piano
p and Piano Forte on reasonable terms Inquire 81 No
II Elm street INN
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MOUSSELlNES DE LAINE.
10A NEW SPRING STYLES Of Foreign and Domestic.
wv inst rseesved. suitable Southern and Wrsterp
IN n II..--
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DACKET SHIP OswEOO, FROM NEW ORLEANS
dischsgng Orleans wharf foot Of Wall Con.
.gnees will pesse attend TO the receipt Of their goods mEs
dsatey.
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HOWELL BROTHERS, ManufsctuTers and Imporsr.
IL Of Paper Hsngrgs having opened New York e,tv
call the attention Of the citizens Of New York and others
PAPER HAN0INGS, Borders, Fire Board Prints Curtan
Papers, and all other articles in their line Of business
have received from the Institutes for encourage
Of Domestic MANUFACTURES in the Of New York
Philadelphia and Boston silver medals for the
for the money than be purchased elsewhere.
FRESCO PAPERS.
The subscribers would particularly call attention 10 their
large Of kresco faper for Palo and Column
Papers Tor Halls PsbIc Rooms Entri,s &c; &c.
Also, CURTAIN PAPyRs, article for Windows.
Pspeng OF Rooms Halls &c promptly attended by
full workmen- '1 -
vantage 20 gIve rs call.
HOWELL BROTHERS, No i1 Broadway.
go. Two doors above the City Hotel
~ Y. q prswsrs and Shelving for sale above.
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WINDOW SHADES, TASSELS, CORD, &c.
m MONDAY NEXT. tFeb sth,) the subscriber will
~ open at
door from the corner OF Chamber extensive and
rp.nsp ErFspSS r s's w1TSGW e suAnrs.
consisting every variety Of and quality to be found
rom our facilities for a. well as for import
" think safely defy competition with the wonLD
n hand.
W0 ssae and retail purchasers are respectfully invited
- - - DUNCKER BECKER.
New York, Feb. It'll, 1916. f15 1msm
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TO LET OR LEASE.
- THE NEAT TWO STORY HOUSE, NO. Ill
Leonard street, Broadwsyto be seen from II un-
s:2 I'll O'Clock. Apply at 1876 Pearl street.
HOUSE WANTED.
"a WANTED to hire from LIST OF May, neat two story
tsi House; exceed $500 per annum. mote d
reeted to C. r. At this ONCE will meet with immediate
Vteuton n 1wis+rc
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T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
NOR ANNAPOLIS,
n EASTOE AND CAMRRIDGR


- EASTOE AND CAMBRIDGE.
n sse.<a The steamer OSIRIS, Capt. JOHN
EnEzaaSSkGw TURNER, will leave Commerce-st.
ZssSaHsszsA wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING,
at O'Clock, for the above paces and return next day.
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING.
at O'Clock, and Baston at 81 O'clock for Annapolis
and Baltimore,
Passage to Annapolis ....,.........T5 CENTS.
" to Easton or Cambridge. .,.S1.5O.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wye Land
ing, st. Mchaels and Easton, (via Miles River Ferry
to Baston.) Will leave Commerce-st. wharf, every
MONDAY MORNING, at 7 O'Clock; and r.luru mex,
day, leaving Miles River Ferry every Tuesday Morn
ing at 7 O'Clock; ST Michael's "a; Wye Landing 3D.
West River III, for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis ..................7 rs Cents.
to West River. al.0e.
" to Wye, ST. Michael's, or Ferry, l.5e.
FOR CENTREVlLLE AND CHESTERTOWN
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock, and return the same day,
touching at Corsica at l0i O'Clock, and Chester at IL
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage 81.
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leaves
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, at O'Clock, and returns day. leaving West
River at | II O'Clock, fol- Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis IS cts. To West RiverSl.
JOHN ID. TURNER,
ap29- tlsJa Office lower end Commerce St, Bait
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WINTER ARRAEGENiE
TO THE SOUTH-THREE TINES A WEEK -
AND BY FAR THE AosT COMFORTABLE ROUTE
VIA THE CHESAPEAKE BAY LINE,
CARRYING THE GREAT

CARRYING THE GREAT ...
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
N ayasp9 Leaving lower end of SpGars Wharf
SfDSts a ESF FRfb MGNP a. s WEP
Z. M IN the well known and complete Steamboat
GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon, (being well prepared for
the winter for Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va. connec-
uhgne morning, at O'Clock, with the Steamboat
"a Gaszs CURTIS PECK Capt. Davis or steam
Hs.s boat ALICE, Capt. Skinner, for Rich
mond, to City Point Railroad for Pc
I rsbgTg va, CARRYING there about two ahead OF
the Great Southern Mail Line) without fail of con
nectionnO loss of Sleep and but one change of bag
gage-thence by Petersburg RailLSad to Weldon N,
O., and thence by railroad and stea1boat to Charles
ton, D. o., and thence by the southern routes 70 New
Orleans, through in about days, and much the
most pleasant, comfortable and shortest route South
U5~ Passengers may rest assured that the Bay and
James River Line Of Boats are well prepared for the
winter Travel. The comfort of passengers being II
attended TO by the officers and propretors and what
is here stated may be relied on as the truth
l3- The Ray Line leaves Norfolk on TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at4 O'Clock, P.
M for Baltimore, arriving about O'Clock next morn
ing, connecting with Philadelphia cars.
WINTER FARE.
The great addition expense for the Winter Line,
compels the Projectors to advance the passage for
the Winter
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
mouth, Na.,...'... Observation-Disclosures. Sc co
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
burg or Richmond, observation-disclosures, ZOO
assdge DclWcen bhlumOre and weldon, ". G., 1000
Passage between Baltimore K Charleston, s. G. 2900
Meals and lodging included on Bay and River boats
by ths arrangement passengers will perceive that
this route is the cheapest most pleasant and comor-
table, and but little doubt of delay from ce las in the
Potomac, on the Great u &. Mail Route) as we have
engaged The Lee Boats to keep open track for us in
the PaaPsce River VIXEN possible.
{G3- Travellers win be directed by our SOLICITING
Agent, who hands these Bills, and who will give eve
ny information and conduct them 10 the boat Hand
your cheeks to him our Porter Norfolk Line on
his hat,) in the depot yard who will attend to your
baggage.
dl7 T.sHEPPARD, Agent.
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NHEAP CLOAKINGS AND OTHER
"a nlX GAAnl III q y

EHEAP CLOAKINGS AND OTHER
" DRY GOODS, atNo. IS NJ HOWARD ST.
Handsome Cloakings, at l.l2b and 81 .25 per yd.
Handsome Cashmeres and De LANES, very cheap
Rich PRINTS, of new styles, at l2i cts yd,
Cloths, Cassmeres, Cassnetts and Vestings
Real Welch Flannels, warranted not to shrink
Good White Flannels, from % cts. upwards
Super French MERlNOS; English do
Superior double width black Bombaznes Cheap
Striped blk Alpaccas, at the low price of 25 cents
Blk and cold Silk Velvets; blk and cold Dress Silks
Cashmere, Thbet, De Lain and other Shaws
Domestic Goods in great variety, and many other ar
ticles at low prices at
HAYWARD;S Cheap Store
JAZZ No. 25 Howard ST., Sd door from Fayette
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ANNAPOLIS, January s, 1916.

CoURr OF APPEALS, wv. Sion motion
of T. S. Alexander, Esq, Brice 7. B. Worth
ington, Esq, and Frank H. Stockett, Esq, OF
Annapolis, were admitted attorneys of this
Court.
No. %. David CLANCY and wife vs.. William
Upton and others-appeal from the Equity
side of Allegany County Court, was argued by
H. B. Pigman and Mcmahon for the appellants,
and Price for the appellees.
No. 30. David Barr Garnisher of A, Cline
VS.. Chas. M. Leny, was commenced by Palmer
for the appellants.
January 8. The Hon. Asa Spence, Judge,
attended the Court to-day.
No 90. Barr VS.. Perry, was further argued
by Palmer for the appellant, and Geo. Schley
and Price for the appellee.
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SHILLING OFF!
y WINTER DRY GOODsll

SHILLING OFF!
y WINTER DRY GOODS!
Broad CLOTHS of all colors and qualities
CASSIMERgS, a handsome assortment
Beaver and Pilot CLOTHS; SATTINETS
FlushiHgs; Bases Kerseys; Lnssys
FLANNELS; BLANKETS; CLOAKINGS
TWERDS; Forest CLOTHS; Kentucky Jeans
Gala PLAIDS; Printed Floor Cloths; Comforts
Canton PLANNELS; Cotton Bats; Wadding
Merine Shirts aud Drawers; HOSIERY
CASHMERES; Mouqlin de Laines; Alpacas
BOMBAZINES; Merinoes; Calicoes
SHAWLS-Turkerri, Cashmere, BIoche, Merino,
plain and embroidered Thibet, Blanket, &c.
Together with large assortment of Goods adapted
TO all seasons, will be closed out low, to prepare for
the spring trade.
R}- Purchasers are invited to call without delay.
HENRY w. COOKE,
jas corner Hanover and Lombard SIS.
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VOLUME. XIV.-No.
LANGUAGE.

Z II z z
There's language that's mute there . silence tina
speaks,
There's something that cannot be told;
There are words that only be read IN the cheeks
And thoughts, but the eyes can unfold.
There's n look expressive, go timid, so kind
30 conscious, so quick to impau;
Though dumb, in an inst ant tspeaks out the mind,
ARd strikes in an instant the heart.
This eloquent silence, this converse of soul,
In vain we attempt to suppress;
More prompt it appears from the wish to control,
More apt the fond truth to impress.
And oh, the delights in the features that shine,
The rapturpS the bosom that melt,
When blest with each other this converse divine,
Is mutually spoken and felt.
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cd that the Rev Mr.. Sowall Of Baltimore was
to preach IN the Methodist Church in this
place, on Monday night last, large audience
met together there, They were kept waiting
an hour plst the time appointed for the com.
mencoment Of the sermon, when the Rev. Mr..
Barton assembled the pulpit, and after telling
the congregation that he was equally at loss
with them to tell why the Rev. gentleman ex-
pocted had not arrived, opened the book, and
took for text, "iVhore is the promise Of his
coming;" which seemed peculiarly appropriate
for the occasion, and preached powerful and
impressive sermon, EtkLon Whig.
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TELEGRAPH BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND NEW
YORK. The wires of Morse's telegraph be-
tween Philadelphia and New York are all up,
and it will be put in operation this week. 1t
has already been tested for 10 or so miles
We learn from tho Philadelphia Chronicle,
that the line between New York and Balti-
more will probably be in operation in about
ten days from city to city. The Chronicle also
says:
We learn that some valuable improvements
have been made in the electromagnetic Tee-
graph, for which patent for fourteen years.
has Just been issued TO MIR. E. Cornell, Of ltha-
ca, New York Morse's communication is by
means of two wires, which were found neces-
sary, to enable parties situated at different
points, to control and direct the movements of
each other, as regards the working of the in
strument, in forwarding communications, with
out keeping the battery in constant action
But MIR. Cornell's plan is said to accomplish
with single wire, all that is obtained by
Morse's two wires, at a tri1ing additional cost
of an extra battery.
Another contemplated improvement, is one
whereby double the quantity of information
may be written in the same time and space as
at present. By the proposed system, species
of stenography-the characters of Morse's al
phabet, are so arranged as to form for each let
ter, some two or three words, together with
series of prefixes and examinations for other
words, with system of abbreviation, at the
same time retaining all the powers Of the
alphabet; thus reducing the amount of writing
required for any communication, upwards of
one half, and affording tho public double the
amount Of information than at present can be
gwen.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTI-


PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE RAIL ROAD.
The MORNING PASSEN-
Sa2a. AZ ms7 GER TRAIN carrying the U.
H4jfH MsAs4. g. Mail, through in sir hours!
-e-ts- s$a.sf Passage Four DOLLARS, leaves
the Depot Pratt street, at NINE O'Clock, EVERY
MORNING, Except Sundays,) arriving at Phadel-
phia by O'Clock, P. M.
RETURNlNG-Leaves Philadelphia at A. NJ,
arriving IN Baltimore by O'Clock, PM.
o. The EVENING PASSENGER TRAIN, car
rying the U. s. Great Southern and Western Mails,
leaves the Depot Pratt street, DAILY, at O'Clock,
P. M. Passage Four DOLLARS.
observation-disclosures Philadelphia EVERY AT
TERNOON, at FOUR O'Clock.
dl3 A. CRAWFORD, Agent.