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VoLuNTEERs.-Mr Edward webster.
younges, son Of the Hon. Daniel Webster
bad arrived in Boston for The purpose OF
raising a company 10 form part OF the re.
gimen, called for by the proclamation OF
Governor Briggs. He takes this step with
he full approval Of his disiingais he'd ia
her.
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A Washington letter, spe'1's

A Washington iellei,
war bill, says: .,,nssa
Two or three Of the smeos ..s,J
pear TO have been slfneo
General Scott, and ! learn vi 'l.ss
VIVA, acrimonious cerresPod III
been going on between MN ~ eps5'
par,menl Of War relatiye 70 Y" cs5|
of the army On the frontier. ... I'D
claiming the command o. :" ".o,,.
due 10 his rank and the ems's'. nv
Gen. s. is no, willing . ! NJ
Gen. Taylor in The cammspa :. ;pg''
liant army off Maiamoros. 0o ~. rabIt'
fact. will be developed 70 Wv
long, upon this subject. ~
Gansevoor. Melville, E' sqf.iIsfslis
city, American Secretary :, = IL VI
London. died in that c''y :.
after an illness Of three s''
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We are much obliged TO S. J. BURR.
ESQ, of the S, LonissOrgan, for forward
ing us late papers.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-18

The Legislature Of Maine has elected
Gov ANDERSON. u s. Senator, for six
years from the 4th of March next, in
place of George Evans, the present in
cumbent.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-18

The favorite steamer ST. Croix used to
be very punc,nal in furnishing us with
late papers. What is the reason she
don't do i. now!
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-18

The splendid steamer ST. Anthony,
brough, us late papers on her las, upward
trip. We thank the obliging officers for
the same.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-18

The fas. sailing Ocean Wave furnished
Us with papers in advance 81 the mail. for
which we tender the officers our thanks.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-18
Cost of the War.

II is asserted in the speeches that were
made in the Senate on the 9Th inst, after
an enquiry a, the proper department, tina,
the military expenses of the government
now amount to the enormous sum OF hay
a million of dollars PER DAY!
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-18

Twas on board Of the ST Anthony when
she made the trip above alluded to. She
did no. pass the Ocean Wave under way.
j. W. GRIMES.
We obtained our information from the
manifest of the ST. Anthony. If the
statement was incorrect, some one besides
the Clerk might have inserted the words
under way" on the manifest.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-18

The officers Of the St Peters packet
Cecilia have our thanks for late papers.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-18

Gov. FoRD is now mastering the Illinois
Volunteers into service a, Alton.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-18

Germany The late religious excite
ment has verv materially convuised the
social order Of all Germany. The Ger
man Catholics Of Nenstadi on the Haatt.
have addressed petition 10 The King Of
Bavaria praying to be placed upon an
equality at least with the Hebrew persua
sion. The official reply was that '',he
petitioners who belonged to the sec, of
Ronge aud Czerri had forfeited the rights
enjoyed by the sdheren,s of creeds re.
cngnised by the State" Hanover has
been making some steps TO join the Zoli
veerin. /. is said that the book sales
would be held in Brunswick. instead Of
Lpipsic. for the future. The rumor has
produced great CONSERVATION among the
Ieipsic booksellers. TIE Emperor "f
Austria has repealed decree requiring
the peasants To work with their horses
longer than one day in the week for their
landlords. feudel cus,nn Of long contin.
uance and which gives to The peasant the
use Of his own land. This boon 10 the
peasants is a compensation for their ser
vices TO the crown in the late revolution.
ary movements.
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A correspondent OF The Washington
Union says that The noie Of distances
from New Orleans to points on the Gull
of Mexico, recently published, is grossly
incorrect. and he supplies the true distan
ces, as follows:
New Orleans is usually estimated to be
I04 miles from the Baiize; abou, The same
To the mouth of the South West Pass
FROM The South West Pass 10 the bar of
5, Jsgo. which is the entrance int" the
lagoon on which is situated Point Isabel,
is 400 miles, aud consequently 56i from
New Orleans, instead of 500, as repre-.
scented.
From the South West Pass Of the Mis-.
ss.ippi 10 Vera Cruz is 600 miles
course S. 80 deg. W; equal TO 794 to n.
Orleans, instead Of 500.
From the South West Pass to Calves
ton is 345 miles course N. 80 deg. w.
From Galveston to the bsrra de ST
Jago, is 200 miles--course S. 90 deg. w.
From Pensacola to the bar OF ST Jago,
(near Point lsabeD is 500 mlles-course
S. 81 deg. W.
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-30
CITY INTEIJJGENCE.

Large Haul. Waterman Stapleford and
several citizens on Thursday night found a
drove of forty sheep and lambs, and sixteen
calves, roaming about Pratt street, at the lower
end of the Centre market, with a liberty that
showed their owners did not know they were
out. Two of the calves had fallen over into
the Frederick street dock, and but for the at
tention of the watch, the whole drove would
probably have taken cold bath. They were
taken to the Middle district watch house, and
accommodated with quarters, like good many
other two legged lambs and yesterday morning
returned to their owners.
Charge Of Theft. Officer Mcdonnell, yes
terday arrested Sarah Hamer, negro, charged
with stealing a silk frock body, the property of
Jane Young, colored. For fear that she might
steal the skirt" Also she was committed for
trial by Justice McAllister.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-30

A5- The EVANGELICAL EDUCATIONAL AS
ISOLATION will commence their First Primary
School at their Hall, Pitt street, one door east of Ca
roline, on THIS Tuesday MORNING, at 81 O'Clock
The object of this Association is to establish Schools
and .As1unlS for the gratuous maintenance and edu
cation of Orphan and Destitute Children; wherein
they will be Instructed in the principles of orthodox,
evangelical, spiritual Professionalism; and urged TO at
tend 10 the cultivation of personal religion and prac
teal piety. The Scriptures themselves being made
a regular class book, from which the teacher shall
be required to incucate the principles of our holy
religion To this end the Association will employ
none other than well qualified teachers, of establish
ed piety; nor will they retain any who shall disap-
point them in this respect. Their great desire being
TO educate their young charge in reference TO the
realities of another word as well as TO the duties of
this present life.
All persons DESTROYS of obtaining situations in the
Schools of the Association, for such children as they
may think suitable, will please apply at the residence
of the Secretary, Rev. ROBERT PIGGOT, No. 49
Asqnith ST., opposite the Carmelite Nunnery, where
donations in money, clothing, stationery, &C., will
be thankfully received. Hr.
The Secretary is authorised TO obtain subscriptions
of the citizens generally, and Mr. CHARLES INGRAM
has been appointed their collector.
WILLIAM MASON, President.
JOHN w. RICHARDSON, LIST Vice-pres,t
RIB. WARDEN, ID Vice president.
DAVID PARR, Treasurer.
ROBERT PlGGOT, Sec'y. m26 ths3t
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% CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING Of

% CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch at
the OSce VI the Clipper, I34 BALTIMoRR-sT.-as
nANJ>zoru mrs Much larger than any other
"fA'i'iO4n BILLS office can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. sc
Indeed il is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed offsces with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery for doing work. i" eSerystyle
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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EXCITEMENT,

" LOOK HERE! LOOK AT THIS!
Just received, all the NEWSPAPERS from Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore and for sale
low by the quantity or single No. Uncle Sam, Bos-
ton Yankee, National Press, Old Countryman, New
York Spirit of the Times, Phad. Courier, Meals
Gazette, and Saturday Evening Post, Public Ledger,
Odd Fellows Mirror, Weekly Tribune, &C.. at
WILLIAM TAILOR & co.
4, 5 and Jarvls' Building, North street.
90 Will be published on MONDAY, LIST June, a
new and beautiful edition of Brantz Mayors work
on Mexico, embelshed with $50 Engravings, only 25
cents per No. Six Nos
H3- BENEFITS WEEKLY HERALD, contain
ing news from the seat of war, with engravings-in
wrappers only cents, Werth four times as much to
our country friends. = .
90 The WESTERN CONTINENT contains a
beautiful engraving of the city of Mexico, and is fill
ed with elegant articles. Single copies cents or
81 per year. .r'r.. .-s-...-- --r.r-- il
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-30

NATIONAL REFORM SOCIETY There have
been "dreamers of dreams" from the creation of
man to the present time; and they will probably
continue to exist as long as the earth lasts
They are an important class ofsociety, but ex-
cite little COMMUNICATION from the fact, that all
their Affections are of their own creation. He
who, instead of using industry to procure a
livelihood, is content to sit quiet and dream of
modes of obtaining support without labor, will
be likely to pass through life with an empty
stomach and of this class we consider those
men who have undertaken TO favor, what they
call, National Reform Society. "They toll
not, neither do they spin," and yet they would
have lands. 1t is strange deluson TO suppose,
that, in this enlightened age, the agrarian sys-
tenn can be successfully introduced into the
United States, and the worthless be enabled to
seize upon and appropriate to their own use,
the accumulations of patient toll and prudence;
and yet this is one of the reforms contemplated
by the Reform Society of New York, accord
ing to proceedings which we have seen publish
ed. According to their doctrine, as God made
the land for the use of man, every man is enti-
tied to his share of it. and no man sbould own
more of it than he can cultivate by his own Ia
Dor. The spendthrift and tho drunkard are to
be placed upon an equality with the thrifty and
the sober-and, in fact, mankind must be level
led down to the basest class. That rational
beings should entertain such absurd notions is
extraordinary; but it is marvellous how they
can expect them to be adopted by civilized
community: and yet these reformers perseyere
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-30

MusEuM-Bencft of Mrs. II, Nichols. This excel
lent and popular takes her benefit at the Mu-
scum this evening" and offers the occasion the fol-
lowing strong and attractive bilI:-"The Lady of Ly-
ons ,"-Claude Melnotte, Mr.. Gallagher, and Pau
line, Mrs II. Nichols. To be followed by populur
song by Mr. Johnston, and La sylphide, by Miss ST.
Clair, Miss Henry will also dance the "Smolenska"
The Saloon of the Museum is always full, and with
such bill for this evening, look for perfect jam.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-30
NATIONAL FAIR.

To the Editor Of the Baltimore PGtTioti
Sr-The National Fair is continued In consequence
of the very general desire expressed for an eKensoE
nf he period announced for closing it, and the con
tnued arrival OF large numbers of citizens from dis
tanee to visit the Fair, evincing wide spread curo
sity, which the committee would be sorry TO dsap
point. They have decided, with the kind consent o.
Inc contributors who are present with their goods, to
continue the Fair until W. dnesday, Sd of June The
public sale of articles will consequently be poisoned
to the following Monday.
NoT1cE Az FINAL No further contributions of ar
ticIes 10 the Fair will be received. BY order
II w. w. SEATON, Chairman.
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MARINELIsT-PORT OF BALTIM
FRIDAY, MAY 90, 1876.
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READrNe-Ro ON
CLEARED,


Dr. brig Lady Chapman, Hunt, West Indies
II r Tucker. ..
Schr Margaret Ann, Simmons, EIizabet tn Gil
Edenton, N, c., master.
Schr Ann Aurelia, -, PHILADELPHIA,
ARRIVED,
Schr Maria, Johnson, 6 days from New Vol
sorted cargo. TO |. Mankin,
Schr Fayetteville, Green, 5 DAYS from WiIm|
q, lumber and naval stores, to w Mason,
echr Canton, Baker. days from Dighton ]
ballast, to 7 Whitridge & Co.
Schr Louisa Stewart, Waggamann, from Ph
phia, mdse. 10 order.
schr MedOra, Martin, from Philadelphia,
order. '...s ~ .... .-.- -
schr E. A. Stevens, Briggs, 4 days from N
assorted cargo, TO Rose, Merrill & Co.
Schr John Emory, Wood, from Alexandria,
to Rose, Merrill s Co.
Schr louisa Stewart, Wagaman, from ri
phia, mdse. to order.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk.
no report
SAILED schr Alexander M, Caswell, Wal
Michigan, Terry, N York; Ship st. Lawrence,
Antwerp, lin tow of steamer Relief;) briggs
diana, (Br) Saunders, West Indies; Frances, Il
Somerset, Mas; b. brig Lady Chapman, Hunt
indies.
..... MEMORANDA.
Ship Luise, Steenken, hence for Bremen; V
sea on the 2lst inst.
Brig Eleanor, Brown, for Baltimore, clei
Charleston, 26th inst.
Brig Eagle, Fessenden, from Baltimore, arri
Boston 9th inst
Brig Tally Ho, Bergman, from Baltimore,
at Norfolk 9th inst .0
Schr, Gen. Washington, McComas, FIN Bald
arrived at Savannah 23d inst.
schr Tryall, Gibbs, for Baltimore, sailed froI
violence 26th inst. .l.
schr Ellicott, Cole, for Baltimore, cleared al
York 9th inst. . . ..
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-30

n- The large and increasing circulation OF the Clip
ner both in town and country, together with the TACT
that its opinions and sentiments are unteered by par
come reception among all classes and conditions OF SO.
eiey and especially those who constitute the inc OF
trade and business, make il medium for advertising,
chants and citizens generally should be aware of this
impOrtant fact.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-30

ar7- SONS OF TEMPERANCE-PROCES
IN NEW YORK JUNE 9th. Brothers who are desir-
Gus of visiting the great Metropolis Of the Nation on
the occasion Of the grand Anniversary Celebration,
will leave their names with Bro.J. w. Stewart, No.
sc Baltimore St; Bro. II. c. Barnes, Broadway, near
Aliceanna street; or Bro. Orrick, corner of Eutaw
and Lexington streets, early possible, that the
Committee may procure the requisite number of
tickets. ma3U 81
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-30

THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, which is only 81 per year
or only cents per copy, contains, to-day, all the i'm
porant intelligence from the "Seat of war with the
official dispatches of GcR. Taylor; and various &C
counts of the tive battle besides all the incidents ant
facts relating thereto; editorials, items; report
the market, miscellany, and variety OF other inter
eslng matter.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-30

n7- ATTENTION ToWsON VOLUNTEERS
Parade at Camp Towson TO BAY, at ~ O'Clock, M
in readiness to depart for Washington during the eve
ming, where you will be properly equipped and mus
tered into the aervce of the United States iRme
diately. BY order of
II. WILLIAMS, Cd Lieutenant.
/ ". STOOPS. SPc'Y.
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m3-FLoRAL EXHIBITION AND sTRAWBER-
RY FEAST. The Ladies Of the First English Lu-
lheran Church, Lexington street, (Rev. Dr. MoRRIsD
intend to offer variety of articles for sale TO suit the
and fashion of the day. They will have Straw
berries, Ice Creams Cakes, &c. &c. The proceeds
of which is 10 liqudate the Church debt. To CON-
mence on MONDAY EVENING, and be continued
daring the week. m30-4t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-30

n7- ARMORY INDEPENDENT LIGHT ORA.
GOONS, BALTIMORE, May %, 1886. ATTENTION.
Attend parade of the Company on MONDAY, the
LIST of June at O'Clock, P. M, at the Washington
Monument, in full Summer uniform, with arms and
equipments in complete order. BY order,
NJ BENZINGER, Commandant
ma2s-3t* THO5. ]. COCHRAN, o. S.
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Mississippi IN ARMS. A letter before us
from Port Gibson, Claiborne county, Mississip-
pi, says: "We are all in arms here. Many
Marylanders are among us, all of whom are
ready for Texas" Among the names men
toned, are ]. M. Duaied, Major General of
the Mississippi Militia, a native of Somerset
county, Md, and VIM. II. Jacobs, and Ed. P.
G. Harold, natives Of Queen Anne's county
Hurrah for the old "Maryland Line"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-30

ar7- RINGGOLD INFANTRY ATTENTION -
Those persons who have consented to join this Com
pany are requested to attend an adjourned meeting
at ICowell;s Fayette-street House," on MONDAY
EVENING NEXT, at O'Clock. As business ofihl-
porance will be presented every member is requested
TO be punctual. maoo-2t'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-30

KENTUCKY VOLUNTEERS. The following
volunteer companies left Louisville on Sunday,
for the seat of war. Washington Blues, Cap
tain Ball, with IA men; Montgomery Guards,
Captain Fuller, &C men; Louisville Light Ar
tillery, II men; First National Guards, Capt.
Kern, u men, and Jefferson Rihemen, Capt.
Pope, IA men. The following companies left
on Monday: The Louisville Guards, Captain
Harper, the Kentucky Rihemen, Capt. Bullen,
the National Guards, Capt. Schroeder, and the
Highland Riaemen, Capt. Hilton. In all, up
wards of 100 men. They are under the COM
mand of Col. Ormsby.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co.


A3-OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Md, Consoli-
dated Lottery, class No. 65, for 1886:
SO 80 81 40 6 As A 60 60 7l9
80 and So being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos. each SOS
40 and ST. being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each 20
6 and 48, being the 5th and 9th drawn Nos each l6
Al and 62, being the 9TH and eth or 60 and II, be-
ing the 9th and 10th drawn Nos. each 10
All having TWO of the drawn Nos on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, " q
1t EMORY & CO., No. 2 N. Calvert-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-30
TENHE SCIENCE OF PHRENOLOGY
n TAUGHT IN SIX EASY PRACTICAL Les
DE, GooDBARNE, Prof. of PhrenolOgy,

DH' NOODHIhAtINI4J IIUI' OF THTtHbIORyJ
Harrison street. least side,)
3 doors from Marketst.
Dr. g. holds himself responsible to impart 10 his
pupils the following immense amount Of Phrenoogi-
cal knowledge:
The Anatomy Of the Brain and Skull; The exact
location of every chronological Organ in any shaped
head whatsoever both male and female; The nat ure
and properties of all the organs; their effects and in
ausnce upon each other, and the best method of
judging OF their relative size, and the rules for dis
tnguishiDg the four TemperaRents
Dr. G. will explain his system of Teaching TO all
persons who may favor him with call. Glass is
new forming for SATURDAY EVENINGS. Terms
So for the whole course.
N5- Dr. G, IS constantly in attendance during the
uay Tor the purpose of making Misunderstanding
D cents or SO cts. with anelaborate chart Hours of
attendance fro IL A M until P. NJ. m30 wtr3t"
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STILL ANOTHER TRIUMPH OVER DIS
IN MAINEi .'..

WARREN, Lincoln Co, July Is,
Dear Sir:-I take pleasure in complying with
request to bear testimony in favor of your val
medicine, having had daughter, Is years old
dangerously sick the last year, restored with it !
daughter took violent cold in Sept. lS43, Wild
tied on her lungs. She was troubled with bad
all winter l tried various kinds of medcineI
none of them had the desired effect. The coupI
tinued until March, whe we became alarmed |
condition, and applied to a physician, who aid
her some lime, but did her no good, We Their
suited another, but all to no purpose. Havi1
hausted the whole catalogue of medicines now
land-two distinguished physicians having done|
best TO restore her--we then obtained bottle d
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
relieved her Immediately. After taking four
she was completely restored, and now enjoys
health. lt# JOHN TEEI
On hand and for sale by DID. .... .r..",
- STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Prat|
Also, by George X. Tyler, 42 e. Baltimore !
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; I'll
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover sis !
Perkins & Brother, cor. Green and Franklin
Joseph b. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha I'll
kins, corner Market and Green-sts.; George HI. |
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO !
Gay street. .....,.. Cd ,,,,..-, , ,m26
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H5-VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY. A quarterly
meeting of the Vigiant Fire Company will be held or
tual attendance is requested. Bo order,
mascot VIM. II. lJAMS, Sec'y
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m+CoMMERCE ST. WHARF,-fS,

09-COMMERCE ST. WHARF,-f1
at O'Clock precisely, and proceed to ANNAPOLIS,
where the boat will remain sufficient time to afford
oil an opportunity of visiting the NAVAL SCHOOL,
1eceRtly established there State House, and other
Public Buildings, and return to the city at II or - o.
clock, (by moon-light,) touching at the COUNTY
03-The splendid BAND of the INDEPENDENT
GREYS' has been procured for the OCCASION and will
eniven the company during the evening with many
OF their most popular pieces of music.
90 MURRAY'S celebrated COTILLION BAND
has also been engaged for the accommodation of
those who are fond of gripping the light fantastic
toe " The company are determined that nothing
shall be left undone TO make this the most pleasant
and agreeable Excursion to all who may wish to par
tcipate i'll so healthy an enjoyment.
G3-ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY and RE-
FRESHMENTS of every kind will be provided on
board the Boat, at moderate prices.
Q-Tickets, admitting lady and gentleman, rs cts;
single Tickets So cts, To be had the Offices of the
Clipper, Argus and Sun, and at the boat. ma3O.dt