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Boarding and 5otsls.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EoUs

HOARDING-MERCEAN HOUSE.
l25 81 and l3g Broadway
THE PROPRIETOR would respectfully Inform families
and sagie geu.eInen desiring board !of me WlnLsr In
comfortable quarters with al Lae ccnyealences 0! I'D &c,
that he h.s number Of ish end pleasant apartments 10
let lfafnsned moderate prices eao.cs Of rooms
may DC had By early application. ORLANDO FISH
Oh In
MKs ANGELINA BROWN
- EGS INFORM friends former boaIter1 snc
ID the pGb!e generally hal she hss opened sfBe sac
cu-,Isod.ous BOARDING HOUSE, No 81 Broadway
Permanent boafd-fs BY sedag week or Io1h
cs e. accommodated VIII SIX gle rocs or bedrooms
ourJrs attached TINS noE.- Laao 10
= supplied win cold and so1 waiter os-s and every ost
couT=rieace 10 make quiet ead eomor1b.e no-. a.
good Qualities u Der lsb!- and The ge-rai uznsze
Of fetefecces waea required 17 soent
az and =; cacd! Ylo9
BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYs-FsmiiIes or
- single gentleman wshiag obtain board FOR The wiz
ter may fcd pleasant accommodations IL LfyDgs;ou-s
TIE corner OF Scnitr-st Terms c.odsrate. 90 Of
DOARDING-Persorsw wishing Board for me water
ID c4n accommodated wiLa Pleasant f,orE end oaeE
ro0rs second soof: also tTo gentlemen can be &c
corLnodzteo VIE angie ia FnSoc-st seW
door. Yves: Of Broadway References exch.nget oSo &
pOARDING-A gentleman and his wife, Or iwo Or
Dare .!az!= sertisulen can be seeoGi1Soaseo WIN
good Board acd Peasant rccms a. 80 East Sfoet~sf
90 Irleod
DOARDISG.-Frfri.hed Apsrt1.enis Win EosId Tor
single gentlemen nsy be had CO re=sonsn.e s7ss =
IS East Broadway. ----- -
n0,V0-555- o. Iwo gentlemen ead Iarir wives AID
Dso .1rye gentlemen my obtzta board sad sitao!e
clrnrsoGicas n ofy..e family he '.i-of IS
H. immediate vicinity Ok lc Broadway stages znd
- !iarIrrr ears being EiEa-st b@tTrrn BEoome sad
(jr.cs. Apply a. iss Elat-st % "a
tO-3 y-gIyeTos, and d!s vie or -sro or af-e
Dsns3e Gentlemen, c=a nave ge-y 5ssa-e1t sPaf-enis
WITH fli OF partial teert Il P:lya:e i:.y ~HeGs e~
.n1 rear broadway. Ae.=fcaess exchanged 90 81
EJOARD-Bosrt AID comfortable roons 20. f.w geo.
= sler,en ean Dc hat - Srs J. z SWANS, 70 Ms-rs3
e. Transient boerder. accommodated OILS lsi
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Dr. TowssEso-Dear su | have been entirely cured,
by usag your Extract Of SarsaPsrs, OF chronic nn1r
rlatory rheumatism, with which have been Afflicted Tor
Inc Last years very severely. have eacnred ne
,n0s a2onzing pains my feet and legs wero droadfnily
swollen and there have bssn months when was Unable
70 attend my Being cured of tho Rheunaus
hevng my health restored by your egIeesoe
OF my success Ia using your Sarsspsrils- Perhaps
should add used the prescriptions OF Physicians sac
nrrhased ,ome Of all The emoroes01s and onrnon ID
he market. and received 40 benefit yours, &c.
WILLIAM LIPPINCOTT, rs Ws,Srs..
November Is. I>t5
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The CoURTs.-In the assault and BAKERY case IN
the Common Pleas Michigan Va. Noble, verdict
given for plaintiff damages and costs Of go. The
ton in the Circuit Court Henley Harlem Railroad
Company les over IL! Monday
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The LATEST FROM THE ARMy-The steamship
James L. Day arrived at o'clock this morning, from
Port Lcvacca which place sho left the 18th inst and
reports nothing OF importance from the Army. The
Kentucky regiment Col. Marshall. took up their march
the 18TH and the Tennessee regiment, Col Thomas
on the 18th, for Camargo News came TO Port Lavacca
On Monday the 18TH that they had received orders to
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sitrotinrs. &s. tuanteo.

4 RARE CuANCE-Late 20 observation-disclosures
Aare wanted " undertake the sale OF and useful
patented article that he sold 20 every family In the
Union To OF Ge-pvciablilIy and business habits
guaranty OF 500 per wi! be given. Nj letters
must he post paid. Apply 10
OLE Inn c. ALDEN. III Fulton-st n Y.
A YOUNG MAN, who can give satisfactory reference
Aas character aud :spsbty wants situation as SALES
man or assistant book keeper IN Wholesale or shipping
house this city. Address T. P. % JohneL through
the Post Once. o2sot
4 GENTS WANTED TO csrvass The city aud all parts
DO the country for the illustrated Saiut Al History and
American Flora compstent persons VIII have an opPor-
lnity By engaging 10 these works realize handsome
salary Office p opruccst Sd story 90 lw'
ITO CAPITALIsTS.-one Thousand Dollars want.
ed for uIree months which bonus of 500 Will bo
gwen, secured by bond and mortgage personal pro
perry IN four tmeS the amount Address Immediately
l.pd0 Al this office o9 "
DARTNER WANTED, win capital OF g goo, to
engage in the Manufacturing business, sales from which
exclusively tor cash Apply between IL and clock.
o2s ~ JOHN BOVINE, l0WsllsL
yNtSTED-ln private family, Protestant Woman
w cook-Anercan Scotch would be preferred. She
understand baking bread and b. competent IN MI
binary branche. ofcooSng Wages d0iors per month.
Al-o Protestant GIrl chsmbemad and waiterwBgcs
i've dollars per None need apply but such
furnish satisfactory recommendations from their last place
AZ capaDy neatness good temper. aud general good
character. rs sUch persons may md permanent place
IN a religious isphiy where there small chi.dIen.
Apply u the office OF ;hr ~ Observer ~ Ns-ssu'sL
between The hCsifs OF : and O'Clock. P. VI 90 ST.
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SAD AccIDEsT.-Yesterday afternoon Little son
Of Michael OConnor. of No , place sadly
burnt by It's clothes taking FIRE during Inc temporary alb
sence Of cs mother Mrs oC left her apartments ior
few moments locking the door upon small children
soon after her leaving persons passing TIE house
heard the OF the children and looking in al the
window the little suferer-a fine boy ahort years
old-wrapped III flames The door was burs; open and
the burning garments from the child physician
called and every e@erton made 10 the child
but in yain-he died in a few hours.
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tAA>TED-AL families IA want Of capable ~ell-fe-
w commended cooas, chalnbermaits and waters also
American nurses and seasress.s for city l.avsl
South, be irnned lately suppisd by ;. FERRE, 3li
Broadway opposite The City Hospital tSeyera Protest
ants nm hand i
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Datsut Meoirinss.
B ToWNsENp;S COMPOUND

n TOW NSSNOS
C,NrRACT os SAHS&F SlLLA--rlsis seNifsci Is pc;
l. - N quart S.s., sssr cs esesF<r, peassn;ef sod
warranted sGpeos ,y SOD :; diseases without
el,-s PR st-S, resasAs iss,.sz-s TIE rara; 10
Is rA.t.es.xyy adapted fora
SpRISe AND SUMNER MEDICINE
ira y-sst sesnsy and spe.icry OF lAis Ssrsspa-is
ovrg al other remedies s. While Il ersaieates disease
nvigorsLss The body; crpvn
co c IS I y + sS 4 ! S i { I
coSspSPrtcS can 81 crSsp
s,S.eA,t cs.s.-''t S L,f :. 80 S.rS<s - *
Cast. seNae Ei.ss, Msa. Sssss D z. =. %
SC azrc =rS csS Se Csrsd-
Ptossy here evcr WAS rszredy IASi hs- seen GO $40
es>sfEl n desperate Gases q Sonsemsaes - - n..S
esasses Sna strengthens ;hs system and sFfss 70 ssa
lie scers tue lungs, and Ae patienis Gradually feSsa
tAesr ssaal aeAiA .S 40 sSSeTS S5S ,eoor.
De- row>SyNps | As3 been A.aleicd for ancnths by :
aIy backing cough. least rssed gIes; Quantities o.
scoi-,rSn.el VIII distress my anse-nly eaSe very
uluea increased and had cold nlxht-sseatS Learning
hat VOC remedy ter s1ea cases, eaeir1ed 70 Sy
l. purchased, e0Ie of Year Extract Of SsTssrsIilis
before haG sEsheI sSng Il my eccsn rSsis an1 eae
- breSn Seley,n war medicine be very vsnsbls
enc caecruliy recommend l. those whc sre similarly
sllas,ed found The u,etiEe Pleasant 70 he asSs ard
'''S's ''Sa''s y " wM Il, McxlNSrRy. "a erapa-st
New-YorS, April Ssh, 1856
ps TOWNSEND. make The following statement I, o..
der TO express. Ely sJsnece 10 you srS 70 ssSr, S
psria hose who 50 unfortunate as 70 esNe LeSS
Comp ANTS Or Consumption. While residing n the Sen;s
wears ago, hSd long and severe weeE
with subsequent exposure very materially injured my eoS
,u,on bers able, however much ot The tlrs 20 WORK,
although my lrGgs affected sad had cough: fos
Ice last year grew much and Tho lssi Winter
caught cod The pain IN nay breast, distress IN
hrsa hiaS and coughing very much Increased took
nsab-r Of poprlsF remedies for Consumption, but they
failed 10 relieve ma. Al isst was eouanea 10 my roor
And Was 50 bad with the Consumption that did not eN
49, u, ro,a hen, long sent 10 Marcus D. Moore, who
r,.ies al The coGssr Lyus and Grand St. wis Viii
,oa6Tn, his statsrreu,) and made disposition Of my
properly few DAYS sler this, friend seni you 10 ses
me vGu op;erd bottle OF your Extract Of SarspaTAs
took II nccosin 10 your directions. AID iniriedistey
f,.ly-mv hacking cough supSidef-I raised essay ace
.jrpt wand 10 Inv asonshmeII and delight, when
bad taken tile Q! the bottle Was abe ss you wei
r-snlbsr 10 wax from Ferry Be&ver-s. 10 ootain more
have continued take IL. and about my ousinec
although hsn two months since sor1eneeI
w.s induced 10 Try them SAM ". STUART, y ferrysl
Albany May l6th 1874,
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DR. ToxssEso. You remember hat when CHAINED
bo,,s Of your 5arsspara and promised u Effected
nv COVER 10 return he favor. had been sofeiy seted
bg TIE aaeun.lsn for mouths much o! the time % esc
that could neither ea., sleep walk IL would % In
possible Es nc to describe the pain and agony endured
tried number u fep4cdies without being benefited
g.ntstnnn wo knows the qualities Of yoor Ssksapars,
Induced me 10 Try a ooIle. did so, and TO nay grest
sstouisheui ii IN few days s5ectet perfect eurei
a.y arc ins.eduIous invite tssn 70 call on ne, ara
promise o satisfy OK ,hs truth Of tho aboys
IRA GODFREY, No Lberty.st
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Ger. TaylO. 10 Secretary Marcy.

Ger. Taylo, TO Secretary Marcy
MoS1sSgY. Oct 18Th, 1915,
h.y have csu.ed breach the OF ~ csn't help Il
an now abo buttons When Sc, 3, Sc! Tile VII
send hsr on 20 make the necessary repairs SO direcI
Yours, &c. l. LAY LIN
AMERICAN ISGgNuIrY-The American lnsttI:ts
certainly committed grss; mistake N onits 10 pEoyic
media. Tor The best specimen OF editorial ingenuity II
satisfactorily accoaplag for the total drfes; OF ones party
We know one heavy manufacturers OF his srtee
IN foES who would s;ard excellent chsace io-
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{VANTED-EmpIOyment ~ Young married Man
w who has been eight years porter FOR one mercantile
this city and furnish uneAc- Puouabs te-
mouials character ard hde,y. He has objection
doing shy thing honest that will afford him moderate
compensation Please address line 10 w f. 81 Frankfort
and will be promptly and gracefully attended TO-
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COUGH REMEDY

COIGH REalEDY.Thonas iiisda nS ysar, 20,
" e5rsrd medicine for tho c7.e % AAssrls !" aoPs1S
Cough Gods Of every description, l5carlist!on on 10
Lungs all classes Of Lang conpnis ms GOV 5000
The cat u rx for oeF oi year, acc has oea
pronounced rot ouiY By thosc who have been ooeaied
y is a b.. BIZ large ruEber u the most rrne.t phy-
Liam a. t, medicine extsnt Tor Is feri e1 cneo
~ nr- Distressing pian.s- The ira;nsoss sEd IL
,eaaIo tecaad Tor medicine n al parss q 10 Union
proves Ia high popularity. III c1rfs per
- sg2 grn@s fnr 4l AZ iss VSttsrhst OILS I'm
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DEALINGS WITH The FIRM OF
DOMBEY AND son.
WHOLESALE, RETAIL and FOR EXPECTATION.
By CHARLES DICKENS.
PartI. Concluded.
CHAPTER "

CHAPTER II.

CHAPTER II.
n irtioi sane -e Frs appearances rad s;czs
Of ciASe .4crsntqres
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XNANTED-By very Respectable Young Woman, a
w situation chi!ds aud seBinsress she has
had several experience 10 dress making has no OBJ
lection 20 housework good family 10 any
part Of The country good home preferred before
The very best Of reference be given Please call At
Greenwich avenue. 90 ~
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Correspondence be.Srss' a IGsior and his EmployeT
Secretary Marcy 10 Gen. Taylor.
WASHINGTON, Sept =, 1915.
SIS Your last report has blown he Pach from ny PAT
falcons As this part OF your business you u
please hss,sn repair breaches soon sS possible
Yours In haste WILLIAM Z MARCY.
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WASTED-By respectable Young Woman siina
w lion do cooking, washing and Ironing, chamber
and waiting, general hnuseworbcst OF city
given Please call z2 MGb-rfyst front rootn
up stalls. ooO ~
NNASTED-By two Young Women, siruatiOns, one 10
w do plain cooking washing and ironing homework
tue othef 90 chslberwork mind Children Please
call No III SeVensenthst between The 9Th and ith
ennss The best Of city references given. 90 ~
tNASTED-By respectable Young Man, situation
w IN d wholesale Dry 9 cd Store, any 0ther ght
business ne could hsge plenty Of exercise The
best OF References gwen ooe addresed 70 W. Al this
Z Once. Will meet with prompt alienation. 90 n
XITANTED-5yt wo res peclaoI. Yoan2 Women sita4
w lions. do the general houseTork Inc other "a
chabernad. and plain take care Of chi
dren-best OF references gwen Apply elaT Slxtoavo n
NyIANTED-In book and stationery store. honest,
w active and intelligent Lad. One who writes nea
hand VIII Lease address II p at us Office stating refer
euce and where he d. ~ be found go ~
I
1AjASTED-A .Iuauoa By respectable YcgnS Ho-
w good yI.G cook, nEst-ras "zsh=r and roasr
Good City be given Apply al 50 Prince 81
90 ~
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~ Principal O@ce 15s FaIton-st New-York, AID lo5
so1Ih PeaF-sG Albany. Agsru for Boston, Bedding &
ca No 5rslss- Dr. Dycu Soc, iSz North Secordst
PniIsdetoa.a s. s. Haze, Druggst, Baltimore. P. u.
cohen Charleston John Wright Co. Hsw-OrIsans, i5z
Chsr,lessL And by tao principal Druggss throughout
The Tinted S.stes, Wesi Indies and Canada
aoae ser.ne except up M tbs large square bottles
which coaLsn quart and Etned With The wrnen azna-
60. AZ 1aa~ 2.n,ThsAfos
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pAkENER WANTED, WIN ctpllti OF . u'N, 10
engage in the Manufacturing business sales from when
are exclusively tor cash Apply between II and o'clock
nra II. IOHN BOVINE. 10 Nrll-sl.
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Ds. TowssEsD-De1 Sir: Ny wife was lat Fsl a..
lacked with severe fever and oox sfss qasaanss OF
sd n, her ,oor, .boar rWo months Whoa the tsyef 1
h-r, IN. wa sn4eked with distressing pains asy wero
.o.n.s 40 had 10 neck and shoccs1s Ina. sao was
I., di.rscei eoah got noth!ag 70 relieve her cnta
y tred yUnr ssrsspss= sgaieh, whea We tppied n,s-
dis,s "a r-t her, We feel 1aeT coggsroas 70 publicly
srnoz,d re- H. Ina, others may avail themselves o dis
rbsn and s5ecAl remedy Sac had fever sWo JeaTs "a
- - "a "a oecL JOHN 4 DELL
f,.niel-.r Albany. Aprt! D l24a
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-08

But the old adage, that 'true love never did
run smooth" was fully exempifed in this in
stance. On the following Wednesday evening,
Avery called again at Lenders to see Char
lotte, and informed her that circumstances had
transpired since he was there before, that rem
dered it improper for him to continue his visits
that Mary Rich, with whom he had previous
ly opened a negotiation, claimed some misun-
Outstanding in regard to the time she was to
give him an answer, and being first, he felt UNI
der obligations to her. Charlotte replied, that
he ought to have got along with Mary Rich
before he went so far with her, but if he married
Mary Rich, she hoped he would never forget
it.
This was the beginning and end of the court
ship, and the balance of the case was made up
of thousand attendant circumstances, decla-
tons of Park, and collateral issues upon the
character and veracity of the witnesses.
Mary Rich was this time called as a witness,
and swore that on the Sunday evening after
Park last called to see Charlotte, the contract
was contaminated with her.
These are the material facts, and we do not
intend to trouble our readers with particulars
Both Charlotte and Mary were present during
the trial, and appear to be modest, intelligent,
and pretty girls, and it was the opinion ofmany
present, that if the damages had resulted to any
body, it was to Avery Park, and not to the
girls.
The case was ably summed up for the de-
fence by Messrs. Fox and Hon. Dudley Mar
vim, and for the plaintiff by Messrs. Howe and
Crooker.
The jury were, however, unable to agree, so
it must be tried again, and we shall have an
other look at the girls.
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FATAL AccIDENT.--Bursting Of Cannon.
A man was killed at Schagtcoke, above Troy,
on the morning of the Fourth, by the bursting
of cannon. Having loaded the piece with a
heavy charge of powder, he filled it with water,
sin order"a he said, "to have a louder re-
port" He fell victim to his reckless expert.
ment; the cannon burst, tearing off his arm ant
driving out the shoulder blade, and lascerating
him in the most frightful manner. He died
soon after the accident.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-08

EMINENT ARRAY OF COUNSEL. A case is
now pending in the Court of Quarter Sessions
of Philadelphia, and fixed for trial on next
Thursday week, in which VIM. M. Mere
dith and Josiah Randall, Esqrs., and the Hon.
John Nelson, of Maryland, late Attorney
General of the United States, are counsel for
the defence. 1t is the case of Crawford and
others, charged with a conspiracy to defraud
creditors and obtaining goods under false pre-
fences. Henry M. Phillips and VIM. B.
Reed, Esqrs., are for the prosecution.
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FARE FURTHER REDUCED.
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
SEA BATHING.

AT q POINT COM Fol T.
a eznsW The Baltimore Steam Packet Com
Gs54T Mo- pany offer the public Portable,
safe and cheap conveyance to and from
this mostdeghtful BATHING ESTABLISHMENT.
Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore, daily Sundays ex-
cepted) at four O'Clock, PM in their superior boats,
GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or HERALD, Captain
RUSSELL arriving (after comfortable nights Sleep
next morning at O'Clock. Passage and fare to Old
Point and back to Baltimore S.
This Bathing Estab shmentis now one the most
delightful places in the Unon-having added TO their
former accommodations spacious and airy buildings,
well furnished with pleasant Bathing houses, and for
surf Bathing, cannot be surpassed, with comfortable
accommodations tor 800 visters. Added the plea
sure othis establishment is the beautiful promenade
in the garrison Of Fortress Munroe aud Rip Raps with
their Band of Music not surpassed in the Union,
makes the time of visiters delightful. The Table
sists of all the luxuries of the Chesapeake Bay
Sleeps head hog and other sh, hard and soft crabs,
oysters AID clans, also every other article in
! son from the county round, and the Norfolk and
Baltimore markets. with the best of attendance. Sail
! ing and Fishing parties and evening amusements OF
Dancing, to crafty ALL with the beautiful view of the
sea and bay, shipping passing daily, and within shor
distance OF Norfolk, Portsmouth, Navy Yard, Dry
| Dock, and U. 5. Men of War, which can be visited
daily in steamboat running constantly between Old
| Point and Norfolk. T, SHEPPARD, Agent,
Baltimore, June 9, 1886, d4m
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FARE STILL FURTHER REDUCEDu
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTH-EXCEP7'
SUNDAYS
CARRYING THE GREAT

| CARRYING THE GREAT
! CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
| BY the well known routes, via Chesapeake Bay,
| City Point, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington, to
| Charleston, g. C. avoiding all that UNPLEASANT
changing, las on the route via Washington with
no loss of sleep this side of Weldon.
SCHEDULE:
= sGre-a5a Leaving lower end of Spear's Wharf
Ekzsie sFsssusE Baltimore, DAILY, except Sundays,
1assEas1ssiihxa O'Clock, P. M. in the well known
and complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon,
a ssSrsATs 0rHERALD, Capt. Russell, or JEW
MassI issPEss, Capt. Sutton, arriving in Norfolk
-ssas2taNssfasshnext morning, after comfortable
nights sleep, at 6 O'Clock; thence up James River
win IT'S beautiful scenery, in daylight, in steamboat
"A GpaFs CURTISPECK, Capt. Davis, or steam
EfgsesF Ssgr,ss boat ALICE, Capt Skinner, TO City
Re h%hs ksaE' Point Railroad, (all the above boats
and road being now in good ORDER under the COM
nand OF skilful and polite commsnders,) to Pc
tersburg, Va, CARRYING there abouttwo hoursaead of
the route via W ashngton) where The two lines ANAL
gamate; thence to Weldon and Wilmington, NJ C.
thence by steamboats, to Charleston, s. c., and
thence by the southern routes to New Orleans, and
much the most pleasant, comfortable and shortest
route to the South.
5-PassengeTs to and from the lower pa IT'S of North
Carolina are conveyed by the Portsmouth and Roa-
Loke Railroad to Franklin, thence by Steamboat Fox
on the Blackwaier, to the different points.
Passengers for Richmond, Raleigh, Fayetteville
Lynchburg, and to the West, will find this the most
comfortable and cheapest route.
W9- Returning, leaves Norfolk daily, except Sun.
days, at A O'Clock, P. M. arriving in Baltimore next
morning in time for the Eastern, Western and South
ern routes.
FARE FURTHER REDUCED.
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
mouth, :............... $500
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
burg or Richmond, Va.......,.............. 400
Passage between Baltimore and Weldon, N. G.. 700
Passage between Baltimore aud Charleston, s.
c. Through lickets) ....................... 1900
meals and lodging included on Bay and River boats
% Travellers will be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, and give your checks to him or our Porter
in the depot ward, Norfolk Line on his hat1 who
will conduct you and your baggage to the boat.
jelsu T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. A melancholy dis
aster occurred on Lake Erie last Saturday
week. The schr. H. H. Szer capsized by a
squall off Southport, and seven members of a
family OF ten on board, persisted. Three of
the children, girl aged Ia, and two boys, 10
and IL years old, were rescued from the cabin
and saved. The name ofthe family is Bevens.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-08

THE CHOLERA. A letter dated st. Peters,
burgh, June, 1916, says:-"Many journals,
both Russian and foreign, have announced
that the cholera had made its appearance in
many towns on the Russian frontier. Such a
statement is entirely destitute of foundation.-
The epidemic has not even approached our
frontiers"