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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-10


God through images, and to expect from
man absolr!ion from guilt.
eth. Who is a Universalisi! One thai
believes all mankind will be saved, (and
the STAKEHOLDER too) Internationally.
9Th. What is that being who loves The
Missionary cause SO well that he would sell
a babe from its mothers breast, aye, from its
mothers heart, to help it along ? a demon in
human shape.
9th. Who is that being, and where to be
found, who thinks th2t in order to benefit
Sam, he must crush his heart and break his
manly spirit! II such a one isto be found at
all, he is a child Of hell, led captive by tie
Devil at his will.
Friends Editors, | have said a few things
about the parties and divisions of society
which you name in your notice of my former
article and | think there is quite a difference
of character brought to view; whilst some
are only sinful at most, others are exceeding
ly sinful. Now the points TO be settled be-
tween us are these:
LIST. As a Wesleyan, how many of the
above named characters can ] consistently in-
vite to my fellowship and communion?
%. As IA Disunionist, how many Of the
above named parties can | harmonizo with
in the anti-slayery causel
81. As a Disunionist, with how many OF
the above named parties and characters, am
I 10 contend with as to the means employed
by them for the accomplishment of certain
specified ends!
These points let us settle if we can.
LIST. | will answer, as a Wesleyan, | can
fellowship a Disunionist, if he is a Christian,
in every other particular. As a Wesleyan,
| can also fellowship all the members OF the
church who believe the Constitution Of the
United States is anti-slavery, and, therefore,
vote under it with the Liberty party, without
violating any principle Of our organization,
and, | think, without mourning guilt. How
ever, if | am in error on this point, and il
there is ~iniquity in my fellowshiping those
WHO are doing their duty, | am 10 be disfel-
lowshiped by the church, for it is almost IA
part of Wesleyan creed to vote with the Lii
berry party, and /, like Elijah, may say /
only have escaped and they seek my life,
i e, | almos! stand alone as a Disunionist in
the Wesleyan church. Wings, and Demo.
Gratis, and Slave claimants, | will not know
ingly fellowship,
With regard 10 the second point, | can on
ly say, l can harmonize with the Liberty
party, and every other party, so far (and no
further) as they are righteously opposing
slavery.
OF the third point, I will say, feel bound
by every principle of Christianity, by every
principle of humanity that | find in my be
ing, 10 contend with evil Of every Kind
wherever found I; yea, by Heaven, Eu:h anc
Hell, do l feel called upon to contend will
Liberty party men, JVhigs, and Democrats
and Stare Claimants the seller of babes, ant
the ,ohiPper Of Sam, and Catholics, and Wes
fy7ns and DisuniOnists, if | discover them t.
be in the wrong, whether it be as TO the us
of means or any thing else, and / intend S
to 10.
N. SELBY.
Please forgive the length of this article
and perhaps my hereafters will be shorter
] have a few things to communicate 500.
with reference 10 D~isunionists, and othc
matters.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-10

Some of the New York papers are gravely
discussing a proposition to divide the Empire
STATE WIN the design, among other things,
Of restoring the ascendancy OF the Northern
States IN The u ). Senate, which h S been
posed to call the Western division ,Ont,Iio,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-10

81 love agitation when there is cause for II
the alarm bell Which ~stlrtles the inhabi-
ant Of a city, saves them from being burn
ed in their eds."-EAnund Burke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-10

0J-Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James
Dlrnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut SITS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-07

New York, Thursday, August o.
AsHrs-The business in both descriptions IL rather
less tnan previously noticed Small sales making in
Pots at s. 90, and in Pearls at 81.
BEEswAr-We hear Of sales only In Northern yellow
at 26k ~ cents, cash.
slight improvement has been sptibls in aour and
sales have been freely made the various brands at an
advance ON our previous quotations We notice consid
cradle Michigan changing hands at - l9 but IL seems
tho stock 10 light; and he closing Of tue market to-
day. could not be obtained that figure The
short supply attributable to breach in the canal and
hence the frmness In this particular brand The prpci
pal portion Of the business going for ard on foreign
account and il Is for this pose that many heavy
transactions daily taking place Gene.ee II
also shade better and fair Ere of patron
age The Last sale in this brand made at 81 lsX,
but there mixture, an inferior quality which sold
nj much lower figure Southern, in like manner has
received an impetus. and prices advance Sales in
Alexandra have taken place at 81 i2k In Georgetown
sales effected at the rate; hut
and day holders firm 81 ls and some asking
has been change Our last quotations and remarks
will suffice Wheat 10 less active than might be expect
cd; the supply Is very moderate as aso the Demand
Prices have not varied since our last notice There
sales In North Carolina to q fair extent at 80
cents; and In illinois red both for milling purposes. at
81 81 cents large lot Of white Genesee sold for
port at ~ cents cash. Ry is inactive; old scarce and
would bring for export 81 cents Corn is better; the
supply 10 moderate, and the densn fair The last sale
made in mixed at 66 cents Some Western good sold
st 80 bsh cents Jersey yellow % centss4 msssure-
New Orleans 80 cts.
CoTToN-The sales to-day moderate, is also the
amount offering. We heard OF about 900 bales, which
were taken for export. Prices Arm at quota.
tons.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home POrta.

pBALrInnss Aug s Arr sIs% ships Ca.p., Nerd..hO...
;loSp do Franz,.L, stgye So bark Harm nv Maeodsri.
ghine Laiourette New York; El!icott, Coie sw Of
w out 'ss s SSIS E1
ed brig Adele St ysso De Cgbsi .ehIs Comet, Aarsua;
PHiLs pHIA. Aug 6Arr bavEe Onsida, Haynes, New
York Cid ship Calsdonia Brande Boyd Orleans. brigs
Charleston s Palmer. Hall Boston; Am:Ics Trs.dw ell.
Vsnce N York. sP Lonand. Tho ~Pson Dixhtcn; Osssr
Adams Camhridee; J Ashmesd. lies Bridgpor; Ste.
boston MARY sa. Terry. Sorrc:la Ea.bssh' sosT:s.
Hsrdirg Boston: Syznsl, ArrnntI Newhury; srstton
Hudson Lynn; Jane Henderson, CLARK, Y River.
Dodd. Vail So Ebsn Atkins. Ping, Boston: Potomac.
Richmond bound Thor aston isabella from Barbadoes
Phls Mary Lsagdon Richmond bound TO Bosson:
10 go TO
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~. ,;: :: x.' a. ; r.: gs: 800 bss
''S:s s.C 9as :ssS 6; .y... Pr
'1y Tn 20 aGS se s:, .ua. Cubs.
with .urs he 70 Psei Vs VERGE Sailed il scnp.a;
with brig Globe Young. for BALI Thomas Finsgan. Of Ire
land. died board the Tampico ON the
Brig Santiago Perkins, (of Plymouth Maas days from
City Of 81 Domingo, with Ills shpgaay 3bbs gum.
to A Rossire Sid in company with brig Adsns Burt,
for the Coast, 10 load for York.
Brig Geogana, Davis Neuvitas July aSd with olassss
and sugar Badger Peck spoke July 2h LAT 80 Ion
30 ship D~vonshe days from Osxns for Liverpool
3 M IS 90 lou TO- saw the head OF avsssels 10 fest
Brig Tam Oshanter Piper. days from sagua IL 0ysnds
Co. Lar 70 a. Ion IS IS date spoke VIM Kennedy
brig BROOM, for ston having sid in CO.
Schr Phsbe x Eliza, Osborn, Georgetown mdss.
Schr Cora, Hilton, Warrington, Nc, naval stores.
schr H Brown, Jones, visinia
g. hr Crook, Conklin, Virginia
Schr Navigator, Painter, Richmond, coal.
Schr B Moresu, Arnold. Virginia
Brig Imoeene, from Msacaibo and Turks Ilsnd 70
Wood.
A brig with white signal. letter w in IT,
~aaioO
Ships Emerald for Baltimore; afghan, for Bangor; bsrks
Arxo for Hayten Adeliie for Neuyitss briss
Msrnm C. for Be,muda Lady Of Lake, do; WIN BODILY,
for Windsor.
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Packets To Sail.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST q


Cleared.
Shin Asbburtou Rowland, Liverpool 0rnnsI. Mnrum &
Co. Bark Adsro, Traub Lisbon, ) L n 1eCnc en-. Bris
Harm nus Walker. Malcolm, t3ouard; Grecaa, -, Boa.
ton; Emeiine, Nelson, Phadelpbia Mckee, Hand o;
i,ns Providence Barge Michsan, Alsn Philadelphia
steamer black Diamond, Cox, d."
Wsdn ssday-Dutch b, rk eres, Van Alkemsds, Roter.
dam w Weisser. Brig Widow. (BrI Gerh ST Johns
Ter; Cambridge Hall Boston; Cabot lay or do; Abatross
Harding, do; L smith, Lowry, Wilmington, NC.
Arrived.
Ship New York. Hull days f, Charleston. with cotton
Bark hAmmahon Roy, reported yesterdsy) Cuts Liver
pool June II, with mdss captain. M stssraxe
JAY is LAT ~ q Ion ~ 49, apoke ship James Shepard I'm
N Orleans for Vigo, &c.
Usmrvsyins brig Washington, Lieut. Commanding Geo
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ssnsn and u ssns eases o. ~ osnsa
Sale ef otoehs 80 Baltimers.
900 Maryland o., 1Tfj - 900 City o.. go, esAi
800 DO Maryland 6s closed at Tx asked 77x bid
Baltimore es Of leoo closed at o5k asked 9s bid Bal.
umore and Ohio Railroad shares Ask asked, - bid.
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LNrRPooL-Bark Rammahon Roy-s30 bdls iron Kemeys
breese Samson--900u fire bncks thompson Neph VIZ
e.. BerxuI2s B. Richardson Watsa, $50! b1s nd b
Co-3 b: Braray-23 crates 50 c.. ks u bx Wink
l-y-3 cks Weed bale q w ,..t--2 do II vandsn-
500 bxs lin q Morewood Colo Coder-iO3e bxs
nj cs Is cks IL bis 10 order.
MAyAcyEz-Brig Pallas-53 hhds sugar A,sop 4 Chaup-
cey-25 hhds "a bags coffee ia do John D Bsehleli
BIZ Culbut x kiniay.
sAouk Ia HRArDE-Brg Tampico-lto hhds sugar g. do
moasses Harmony Nephews CV-l0 hhds sugar
lasses Rowland K Aspinwall
NEuvITAsBrig Gcorgsna-3e hhds molasses tics honey
Holt Owen-350s or bxs sugar J Mathews.
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TwENTY-NINTn CuNcprss
I'm Senate.

NJ p. wAsBisoror, Aug g. ls48
,,,, curing ne morning business spoke of M.
DILL the second OF the session. for the repeai OF is
on salt and OF the fishing bouniss He had nsva su.y
soio To get this bill up before the Senate because
bent superseded by other business IL he coulI M, -
up The BILL he vas DESTROYS to let the coun nv Lpso
why. "o"
RATLROAD nov
The bill remitting duties on railroad iron in cer,,,r
cases was passed. rs to 30
up the bill Of WV"
civiL AND DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATIONS
. Among tho amendments proposed, was an item moved
~ MT Dr. OF S2l rs for Naturalization Of James Blu.
ohanan late British Consul ct New York for expenses
Of condensation Of q aaver captured on the coast OF
Agreed 70.
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BARK AlrHA hence Tor China wa Liverpool put into NO
thai 81, 4: S d;
sea Eve
ss"doasa Iii. .a I 70 5. Mary ~ Morris Of
s.d = not
Thr wreck Of the English brig Margaret she on Lie.
lie Gull With her e. esrSG Of s'sr T sold or +:
Ty bought BY 'A'''s' ~n0a ''hn @'A''' and o'''
Ship oEn.rd. Huxley Orleans to Liverpool July sssh
ship SIMPSON. Orleans for Liverpool July ala. lat %
Cid at N Bedford 4th ship Mount Vernon, Covs for W
W,. ,os.t b.Tks Mary FRAZIER Smith, and Cherokee
H.rhor LIST. ship Portland corwin, co... Of
Al TsissSa,as Aa,is tsy isae ssss:r,. Ki...y Of
Jhn NS 100 sSm SAG xh ,od Heard from at San Carlos in
SD from V.paSac April bark smyrn. Hlm.n, NIB
Foreign Ports.
ADEr June lIu pert bark Mohawk, Ballard. une only
HALIFAX. July a.. - po. .chr Lion, Baker Pha.
Sss:= E;.. Asss:
fsSsas &c
Ss"ffsa Fire I.1s.poo :sSr
LSs 1 bound 60 the @
q % e.'a r. d ss:. Lss;
SS%msrss e% l,nS. SIs:
sf". srss: E. s:r's
Gsa ss
une Selma Jackson from Bait ism; Fsshioa. Hand q
sis sa Msc. AID on. for ' Boston, ,S:
'rs Ganyns juiy AIN port brig Nautilus. or
sI SAB s.. 1t Go S YeaSs b Bait iron ' % ..A'
iGs; Adsn: Ba't for tie COST 20 load N
ssoop
VAIr4..:o. Nay is-sld brig Geo Otis. Manson, Taller
Home Ports.
g. Mara sssgoss. Wsss 1:ssss;o S1 brig;
mans cr .eh: Sit, sss.r. %;
Ross and HaSsoa
6o."e from New ori; Jasper, Aows.. from New York
trr ship. Fs% Ers Ks,~s. sas fs jss
Hector Jho PAndeton, Gba,ta and market Bstsey and
s ~,
enc
sfi We IL :: y
Four Brothers, OF Thomaston and Factor Of Cranberry
BANGOR Aug l-Cld .ehr Bawdi.ch, Pomroy M.r.i.iqse
o a
II: Ss; r;;
S s 70! R S. a.
do S.v,o1 NcJ Ga.%on for A1'w:rR d. ns.; TSS
:s..s. a. q Es;sss' ss Nsh Bend Ell! e.:
Hellespon Gro by, for northern port ldy; Bourne.
uTlsR, July as-Arr sehr Melvil Sawyer Lubce, and
81 2s r Rhs Sid seh g. IS FhG, HsG Ye
,Lsssfos. July is-Cid ship sar Republic. Moss. New
Lrss,, July sl-sld ,ehr w,n.meo, Crc~-ll. " York
Ly Iroo E.ssh srs. S.
E ossa, vspti ,:1sod Eo~s
ID s barn Stag Mitchell
saars ss1sn. Hp .ea ''''h 0'd'a'' s'o'
nj s;,;5 Sls
t,poi.et sehr oraeiia Dumpus York CID bark Hoaa-
in LADrIsnI.. Aug s--Ar epube, Yates. MACH
s vi ~ sr. asr a.a4s. Vine Nor
sI.I %y,,' Phess s;n'sI C.oSe Boston three matted
Sas sSs Tss
sm Fly REM, MI
Chase Rogers Norwich: ssv.np,h Boils 3ishcs; Dsis
So. DO; Van Buren,, Keser. do w Harrison Sssr, Co.
si ' ws s Mirs f.ss ESsl
psovIpnNc.. Aug a ar chI Anr EIis.brib Bern nd.
sehrs Brick Reeves Phs; Bsbado-s Kidder Yoil Scr
Ba according wInd Arion Miller and Empire Day
ton. " Work.
PoRr.suD A,g 4n port ready fsr SEA brig Sarah Elem
PoRr WALTHALL, July 81 sid brig Marguerite 0ibrasr;
,chs Victoria Fall River: Mary Clinton, Boston; Elm
Mn 70, Providence.
.RicHMorn Aug t-Ar sehr Thns Thompson. w;ron,
Fountain Elms. Boston.
WAREHAM, July a-Arr schrs Nidus Smith, Pjctou: En-
srald Rog~rs do; Harp. Besse Phla Aug st Welcome,
Besse. Bait
WEsT HARwrcH, July 22-Arr schrs sachem. Kelley, N
York; 26th, Elizabeth Chase. for Phila.
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sndeavored, In vain, 70 extend the time


.sold and silver payments 10 the hrss Of April,
or three months beyond the period fixed by tho
Senate II this amendment had been agreed to,
the bn would have been returned to the Senate,
and p. rhs psits passage jeoparded-hence the de-
cisive vote by which il was rejected-77 10 l0l
The bill may be considered law, being among
the prominent measures recommended 10y the
President Of the United States in his opening
message to Congress.
The Land Graduation Bill was killed by heavy
vote. 1t was laid on the table 10y l04 TO 70, not
because graduation was Questionable to the ma
jority, but because the two branches could not
d-te, mne satisfactorily TO each, the details This
is th, only of the great public measures Of
the administration which will he Lost.
Two b ok resolutions occupied more than an
hour Of The time Of the House. One Of them
was - delay distribution among The members
until appropriations shall have been made Tor
their purchase But, by the Iues, II went over
with the expiration OF the hour allotted to the re.
cepiion Of r-Iorts. Months ago a resolution was
referred 10 committee 10 ascertain, by sending
for persons and papers, what members had sold
the books heretofore voted-but no report has
been made on the subject, and perhaps never
will. To give you some idea of The extras, sub
lpln n list III the books voted to those who have
not her toiore received them, viz -
Gales and ssaton's Register Of Debates ass 90
American archives vols, STA volume. 80. lo2 90
Congressional Globe and Appendix. IS 90
Land Laws .................... 10 90
S"he>lrh ELECTIONS ......-........... on
Eiors Debates on the Constitution ......... 10 %
$500 90
This, have been informed, 10 TO each member
who has no, received the books, which, accord
my 10 Mr Mckay, have not been paid for.
bl from The Senate to remit duties on rail.
road IRON was laid on the table without being
reas looked al the hill and sscertalned it, pro-
VISIONS 10 be-, thai in all cases where iron in bars
ntrd and prepared, wi'ho any further manu-
iacturr, 10 be laid down for permanent use on any
August, lSlS. shall be free of day If laid down
within Two yrars from the time of i'm portation
and also especially exempted f,om du The iron
Gull, aud Nashville railroad companies.
The belief gains currency that the President
Will not sign the bill for the satisfaction of French
SPolianons Commute on American Commerce.
FELIY,
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LuCTNA CORDIAL.

~ = "
la OR the and speedy of Incpiept (ons,re;~
Barrenness lmpotency, Lucorrh1a or Wh;fss H.
Distracted dculf Menstruation incont;nenes r. r9
involuntary discharge thereof and the rener,I oyn,
ton OF the system, mster whether the result N
canses or produced by rregusrity illness or Accident
The wide celebrity of this wonderful and ;nsss,rhi.
dial in both hemspheres. Is sufc ent guarantee Tr T..
quick ana os'tive success in all above
and complains Nothing be surprsins than H. m
snecr on the human frame Persons al weaines.
arc Iastude before taking IT, become robust ana mr.
Of energy under its inf erce oorn's nv r
the OF the frame which is me ow s
OF and shich gr.r to M.snu dscovsry ~
S,msH godured B, physical winch frsqusy
ojustce To the merits e h- Lucn. Cordial which T. ~
g,r1ed w the heads Of the faculty all part. OF hs world
~ the most important medical anv go
Pace 50 per bottle P,incip office Nsssss 81 set haze
i,'eo-. - su3 1--we. der
M 'DICAL AND sUR0IC IL NO oU11KFRV-
A Dr. Morrison has been engaged over years "a III.
successful treatment OF all forms Of prvsts lseses s
e .nT snG sypsne e.upt'on. sse soaorkoa
communion with petended See his London aip
n , e npures Of TIE court q srsmnsrs Of tie
Letters amended TO. '~ "a 70
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Passenger ASr1v ed.
uEz-Brig Psllas-C NJ Monsanto, Mons Millet. OF

Passenger ASrtv ed.
MAyAouEz-Brig Psllas-C NJ Monsanto, Mons Milet. or
Ma, axueZ.
tHAxLssros-Ship New York-Judzs Gilchrst and lady
Robbins, lady and child. Kstchum, lady aud four ch
dtsn Mr., Ks!isrs and SON .. p.r.ss d.ushsr nnd ne
b,nson, Miss Robb Mise Avens. Miss Robe Aiss
ROBBERS Miss Roberts, diss Arton. Miss Tschady Nj
christ Dalsy, LspsIrsc lsyy. Rs%ssy 7 Tai
Wy. w II Schroeder. A Mallory q Mixer. A stnan.
Passengers Sailed.
LrERPooL-Packet ship Ashburton-P Ewing, Kentucky;
Augustus S,tteae London Joh Barnard aud lady, Mrs Blu
lev, MIR Biriey, Miss Bey Mas or Birlsy, NJ Ham lon
James Askins, Ireland
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Domestic Ir,..,or,.G,ons.

CHARLEsToN-ship New Yor.-29s whole / hf cask rice
lLeversh-31 do Atwatsr Muford-ss bales cotton
50 do to order-25 do Emerc-3 do Buckley Gookn-2e
do 80 pkgs ties to order.
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WASHINGTON, August 4, 1870.
The Gyedf Msarres all AyoHgh-- The Blu of Fy,.lx
Lsd1rsifie Of 81, coo, ooo--Coi. Benton and tx
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Mr. MoEKis, OF Ohio, moved reconsider the vote by
which en- the 81 OF June, Bouse laid on the table
resolution directing the Comnirtee on the Judiciary to
report OIL adopting tho system Of laws Of Mary land
aung 10 slavery to be in the District Co.
lumbia.
Tue question tsxen and the House refused to re-
consider.
THE sus-rREAsuRr
MT PAYNE asked leave to Offer little resolution, to
which there could be N objection.
Mr.. DRoMoooLE.-I object.
Mr.. HoUsror, of Alabama, ION the other side of the
hall)-And object
The srEAxER called the committees for reports COM
mencing with that Of elections
Mr.. DRoMoooLs, from the Committee of Ways and
Means, reported buck the sul,treasury bill without
amendments and recommended that the House concur in
the amendments ofthe Senate.
The question was stated on concurring, whom
Mr. HousroN, of Alabama, moved the previous oues.
ton. -
Mr. AsHMuS moved to lay the bill and amend ents on
the table.
The question was taken and decied in the, negative
yeas DC, nays l25
Mr.. Mckay (Nr Houston having Withdrawn the de-.
mand Tor the previous question: moved sndmcnt =
Inc House had provided that nothug but gsd and sill
YER shall be received after 3Jh june time bill
wing been passed by the Hou The Senate
amended It, by saying the LIST VI January Is a. He dc
sired to extend the time three monhs longer lCres 81
no." mol And moved the previous quest ion
Mr. DRoMcooLs raised question of vidsr, which
The SPsAKkN overruieL
Mir. DsoMeooLE expressed the hope that the demand
The previous question: however, was seeyonded- yes
81, nays oil.
Many OF the amendments we're concuIsei in, others
reserved for separate votes and were subsequently,
concurrcd in
Inc amendment Of Mr. Mckay (sbovs fe erred tol was
rSee'ed-ayss77. nays lVl.
n s.t VIC k.v-Hss the morning hour sGpipsd7
M sssAxEa, pro tenn (sr. nopkIns>-it has
Wy nAs--l move that the House resolve itself into
ommtses Of the Whole on the state Of tie Union
"'~'p''s " 'sxins ap the Navy ApproPpiation BIZ.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-03
FOURTH JULY EXCURSION

IO The EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND
a sa4AsT7 The splendid steamboat MARY
zs2 9Ala9r WASHINGTON has been chartered
Tor an excursion to Corsica landing
near Centrevile, Queen Anne's county, where thu
ladies Of the Methodist Protestant church will pre-
pare dinner and offer other refreshments, such a;
Ice Cream, Lemonade, sc. on the shore. The obiec
is TO build parsonage in Centreville.
The boat viii start from Light ST, wharf at past
O'Clock A. NJ; reach Corsica at IL O'Clock, A. NJ
and leave for Baltimore at O'Clock, P NJ.
The Declaration.Of Independence will be read al
Grafton or two suitable 10 the occasion delivered anC
every accommodation afforded to make the visit
pleasant one both to ladies and gentlemen. An Op.
portunity is now given of visiting the garden spot OF
Maryland and also of assisting in praisewOrhy un
deftaking,
The Tar will be closed and no drinking permitted
board Confectionery and Fruit will be served on
board at moderate prices. Price for the round trip
50 cents. Children under ~ years of age half price
To prevent a crowd and confusion on board only a
limited number ef tickets will be sold; persons
therefore wishing TO secure passage will please make
early application, Tickets can be had of Boardey &
Cox, Pratt street wharf; C.. w. Ridgey Esq, Court
House Lane; at Rev. l., c. Coxs store, Baltimore St.
of d. C. Emory, Fayete-s at the Methodist Protest
ant Rooms, South st. je30-ihfrs4t+
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-03
PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
EOuRTH on .TuI.V

PLEASURE TRIP TO CHRSTERTOWN.
ii eanSvT The favOrte steamer COLUMBIA.
tRJaiR6ma Capt GsYTHER, will make a pleasure
1stla1lEAtrip TO Chestertown on the FOURTH
OF JULY, leaving the intersection of Light and Pratt
streets at 81 O'Clock, A. M, and return at an early
hour in the evening. The party will be accompanied
by RlCE'S full Military and Cotilon BAND, under
charge of Balet-master; while for pleasure and ac-
Communications in dancing boat on the Chesapt axe
is superior. There will be a full supply of SNACKS
ana CONFECTIONERY on board, at very moderate
prices. Let those who wish TO spend an agreeable
9TH, and view the beautiful scenery on the Chester
with pleasant party, tickets at an early day
W5- Tickets for the trip ST. ladies and children SO
ccnts-to be had at the Sun, Clipper and Argus Of
hees and at the boat on the morning of departure.
IS. The Boat will call at the "Ceunty Wharf,"I
gong and returning. je3O-5t