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pend 20 u,
l'lain int 'tujrprMi iifting,
oi All khr'., tu ssf. Doe &C., n,.t .h rough
mannef snt ~ ths thcurssi yts.
ElANk Rooms rrrishfdf. rnt paifsTn.
Asrenu~ hrerhlrts. Music. &c bound
in ~ r, Substantial msuu,r
u.i t,-f, n kouml. g.
lhe finietf Willis unler he clerro Of.
elLSfibSI Pa 20 yNpli.ucNi sudeUmp-
'0' Wctslnau d. wAau. ON! ofJcn may be
given.
Tie snis fiftt 81 satisfied ilat BE- can. onl
~ Feirtntinsd 90 iurri.h a. good uoGk as tsn
I. "',F iu ilir uty stas cheap rates lad Viii,
'ic Ntrnst rrrmftmx ~.
ScuH Inui Oustfa uld Etihtys. ttr pr
nculsrly iutitrJ 30 give lim all. a. Le Is
Pnpsrei 90 iumish 6uoks onl bdls Upt amt
oui, az ne shortest uutirc.
pay lG J. 4. WHARTON,
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MAYoR-M c GOOD,
COUNCILMEN.

oFFicE or THE PROTECTION IRA &C
errosIr InE sosEoE norsn. WIN JEFFERSON. AZ
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sTEAM pnwRn.

or manuhciuri1g rurGoses ran % snfgsiisi IN sers
resc 'tpiions OF mechanics. in The end sfoft or ,te,, III
ding, or on The ground floor a. vefy otods ~. 60
hhceing, Apni5, Ief6.
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GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORE.

J.U UUSS & t..
TTANE a splendid stock OF Ready Made Clofhin- on
.@] hand tha' ifey win sell far below cost TO make
room igr Their NEW FALL STOCK. Cone on, then,
20 the hrst door Above IRE United States roiei. yau
WHO won!d sIothc yourselves in the best n arncr fn- Ut.
&c MoNcy' aus - jill HISS 4 10.
NOTICE.
HANiNC dIsposed OF a portion of NV stove 10 TIL
iufhes, Jr. u ~ nfressNy tor me TO have nay bust
49, NelVrd W; all pcrsonr, therefore. know my Them.
.eiVes nidebted 10 the undersigned either w note or hook
= SSoui', &C requested la make PAYMENT TO Tn. Hughes,
y, Mho authorized To receive the same
Wheeiins, Aag. %, 1896. NJ. c. LEECu.
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TpCS ut-CupS

CLoTHING STORE:
SrcHa e00r blow ;ss Usited N'oiss He','
WsSsiinr We
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OFFICE or THB ~coLUMBUs INSURANCE co
At snsirEE a srELLr's wAEE. norsE " .IEH ST.
n X LIST, Secretary.
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{ DOCK 5iNDeaY!

Asr = FftutFF Ia
&,sNrl rahl,.h'd $ TOOK
x1AA iINlENN IN tte sec
~AA 49, o.U ,,up 90 N, riNps
tctat1l rA q ASaLASD
Ees VII r. ne ~ pre-.
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DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION.

F2EES~ h. For the promotion of praisewor-
III ~II.zs=afS Thy hject the members OF the Me-
$500 953is4 thodist Protestant Church, East Bal
lSss-sz-skAAsAhHA more Station have maze al range
menis for an excursion to Havre De Grace and Port
Deposit, on FRIDAY, the 18th inst. The committee
take pleasure IN saying they have chartered the safe
steamer PUCAHONTAS, and pledge lhemse Ives to
have every thing in the best possible manner to Sc
cure the comfort and pleasure those who patronise
the undertaking The Choir, as sisted by some of
their friends expected be present. TO contri-
butt to the entertainment ofthe company.
CONFECTIONERY, &C., &C., will be provided Il
Baltimore prices. Dinner and Supper at % cts.
0I-Tekets so cents, children half pfice-to be had
at the offices of the Clipper aud sun Also, at b. H.
Richardson Co, 223, and J W. Richardson, 81
Batmnre ST. and, also, at Augustus Copenhauer, SO
Thames St, F. P. The boat will start from Light-st
wharf at O'Clock, stopping at the County wharf, 60
ing and returning, anu will be home at early hour
in the evening
J. W. RICHARDSON'S
THOS J. EWING. !
1t
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BEWARE OF OILS FOR THE HAIR. They
debilitate and relax the very vessels that should be
strengthened and stimulated. A moments reflection
will convince any sensible person of this. The
Of oily matter causes more badness than all other
causes. Ladies, remember this, and let your toilets
be furnished with the Balm of Columbia-a spiritu
GUS extract of the most tonic and asringent roots
hut no akaes whatever, with the most fragrant per-
flme. Near two hundred cases of late and positive
restoration of the hair by it, reported by living
subjects. and nearly all the fashionables use it
perfume and purifyer even if they not losing the
hair. Immense quantities sold only at II Maiden
Lane.-New York Express.
For sale at B. Il. ROBERT s., corner of Baltimore
and Hanover street, where Dr. Roses other valuable
remedies, for Scrofula, Kings Evil, Cancer, Coughs
and Cold, sc =, NAV be had.
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EXCLUSION TO HEAR oREEK-

a O9s~s1 The subscriber begs leave TO inform
SSSsg} his friends that he has chartered the
AsssaeszasEss9 fine steamer OSIRIS, Capt. TURNER,
TO make an Excursion to Bear Creek on THURS
"a me i5tR INST On the passage down, an.address
VIII be delivered, and silver cup presented 10 Capt.
turner winch was pre- pared by the pupils of Female
ppELlC SCHOOL, No. B. previous to their last
wharf at half past O'Clock, Am. Gentlemen fond
OF h'hing, will have ample time to engage in that
sport, and can have the fish prepared for them if re-
CURED COi1LLlON MUSIC will be engaged for
nose VINO wish to dance. and every exertion made
TO render the trip agreeable.
20 Confetti merry and Ice Cream, at city prices.
W Tickets 30 cents, including dinner; children,
unner ~ years OF age, half prce-a limited number
of tickets only have been issued, and can be had at
the residence of the subscriber, No, IA Pitt street,
next TO the corner of Pront-st.
aS-tuw3t WILLIAM H. ROSS
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MARINELIsT-PORT OF BALT'Moh
FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, le4u
FRomrHE EXCHANGE q gApINe-Roe OH h ooK1
ARRIVED.


Bafque Louisa Bliss, Creighton, So days from Br
men, ballast and l5o passengers, to A Schumaci
& Co.
Brig Salvatore, Hobbs, st. Thomas, July 22d, ID
last, to Randall. Sailed in co. " ith brig Damn
Gus for Turks Island. Left brig Patriot, Knowles,
Boston, unct; schr VIM Allen, Snow from and 4
Baltimore, s. Spoke Aug. 4, Cape Henry, beari
w by N, distant 90 miles, brig Analos tom, DonE
FIN Georgetown, ID. O., for Trinidad
Brig seamew, Stanley, Il days FIN Eastport, plaj
tel, 10 the master.
Schr Ann Elizabeth, Adams, from st. Jago de Cd
ba, goth ult sugar, nolasses and fustlc. Left brl
Emeline, Churchill, from Portland, for Baltimore,
few days. Brig j. | Cohen sailed 18th for Phadd
phia, via Trinidad.
Schr Mary Ellen, Griffith, from Key West 9th ut
(and days TO the Capes,) sugar. abacco, deer skim
and lines, u VIM Howell Sons DIR. John A. Grail
Clark & Kellogg, and to master Experienced mud
calm weather. On The 26th, at D. IN. took frol
aboard ship ST. Mark, wrecked off CarysfOrt reef hi
passengers, aud brought them 10 Baltimore The =
Mark, Capt Cave, was from Mobile bound 10 LiveI
pool She went ashore, broke her rudder, biged, arI
would he total lOss I he cargo the mas ter though
would all likely be saved, though part in damagd
state. Several wreckers were lying alongside.
Schr Francis Allen, Robinson, 6 DAYS from Boston
ice, to II Cochran.
Scnr Frank, Baker, 5 days from York. assortd
argo, to Rose, Merrill s. Co.
Schr Frank, Baker, days from N York, ASSORTED
cargo, to Rose, Merrill So.
Schr Comelia, Atkinson, 5 days from York, ic
to order.
Schr T. Frelinghuvsen, Roberts, days from New
York, wheatEto L w s. lowering.
Schr Vermel,a, Rogers, days from Brooklyn
wheat, TO 7 w Il l. Lowering.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, froGl Norfolk. saw OF
the mouth Of the Potomac two full rugged briggs, on
with painted ports; of Sandy Point ship, and highe
up orig, all bound up
BELOW-Brig Sauana, Stubs, from Rio Janeiro
SAlLED-Brigs Susan, Lauderman, Rio Grande
Ocean, Eldrdge, Boston; Philip Hone, Mitchell
Richmond
MEMORANDA
Ship Superb, Gatchell, for Rotterdam cl'd at Rich
m0nd 81 inst and was in Hampton Roads 5th.
Barque Ganda, French, fer Baltimore, (before re
ported enrred) went TO from Charleston 4th ms
Brig Globe, Young, for Baltimore, sailed FIN Sagu
la Grande about 25h ult. Brig Nautilus, of PittstoH
was loading at do. same date for Baltimore.
Brig Andloscoegin, Larrabee, for Baltimore, sale
from Portland ID inst.
schr Welcome, Besse, from Baltimore, arrived q
Wareham LIST inst.
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YEyFIAT UNRiVALLED CARMINATIVE
sIROWERSl MEANT CORDIALn is the most

popular Medicine now in use among various families
of the first responsibility throughout the couhtry
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given to the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For children,
even adults that are afflicted with inward pains, the
Cordial will be found of incaIcuable benefit. For
those children who are afflicted with weakly de-
bilitaled state of the bowels, the Cordial will prove
very beneficial. Children while teething sHfftr great
amount of pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
Bowers' Infant Cordial" exers, by its very soothing
qualities makes it a very desirable remedy in all such
cases; let no family be without this invaluable rene
dy.-Price 25 cents.
For sale wholesale and retail by
c P. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist,
corner OF Howard aud Marion streets.
And at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard sts.; Dr. E. ii.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green SITS; IT, Lemon,
corner of Market and Poppleton sts A. q. Ridgely,
corner of Howard and Pratt sts J. Il Perkins y Bro
thef, corner Of Green and Franklin SITS; IL, w. An
drews, Hill s; g. x. Tyler corner of High and Mar
ket sts.; DR.. T. Rountree, BelAir Market; Thos. z.
Hopkins, Broadway, Fel's Point; j. B. Stansb1ry,
Thames ST.; C w. Tucker, Pratt and Eden ST.; Tt J.
Pitts, High and Pratt ST. g. P. Rogers, corner of Paca
and Little Green street; DR.. Raburg Pratt and Paca
street, as-lw-iei2 6m
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GE- CONTENTS OF THE SATURDAY VISIT
Err. The Saturday Viser gives n number this
week, "a the following table of contents will show
''Fhe Advertisement for Wife," a PrIzs tale, con-
cuded; "a Star in the DARK" tale, complete in
one number; Review of Mr.. Jarboe's Exhibition; DR..
South, No. 4; Letters from the North, No. 4; The
Quaker Prosecutions; An English Welcome to the
'u.eaned Blacksmith;" Editorials on the following
topics: Reply TO an attack on the editor by the Rich
Rlond Wing, on the slavery questions; Taxing Cleri-
cal Salaries; the new Pope the Sons of Temperance
sc. sc. Price OF single copies in wrappers for the
mails, cts.-yeariy price $l.50, or 81 for 6 months
l,s
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o. TO THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHU RICH. The
agent Of tn Christian Advocate aud Journal solicits
your attention TO that valuable and interesting pere
dical published weekly by the Methodist Book Con-
Germ, New York, and will furnish it to subscribers at
their dwellings for $2S5 per year, payable in advance
Or, TO accommodate those who would prefer it, the
paper will be furnished by the year at five cents per
weekly number, payable 10 the carrier Persons wish
ing TO subscribe leave their names and residence
at either of the following pIaces-l. P Cooks Book
Store, ID Baltimore SITS; j. X. Loves Shoe Store 60
Hanover ST.. opposite the market; E. Carhack's Shoe
Store, 1855 Lexington ST., near Eutaw; aud NJ KIM
berlys Dry Good Store, north west corner Broadway
aud Canton avenue, or with
IT. CHAS HOLLIS
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Z oOK HEREl LOOK HEREl

- EUGENE SUES NEW WORK.!
The WESTERN CONTINENT for the present
week is, as usual, rich and entertaining sheet IL
contains two more chapters Of
MARTIN THE FOUNDING;
Or The MEMOIRS or a VALET DE CHAMpRE;
Being all that was received by the Hiberna, which
arrived at Boston or last Monday.
Two more chapters Of the Black Prophet; Dickens
Letters; General Taylors Dispatches; The Crown
Of Victory, prize story in Library form; Original
Poetry; Breyities and Oddities; and choice selec-
ton OF valuable articles win Editorials, &c. &c.
Q3- Subscriptions 81 year; single copies E GETS
Published and snl sale by
WILLIAM TAYLOR & CO.,
aI-2t 4, ) and Jarvis Building
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nOYLE CAN AND WILL SELL A

nOYLE CAN AND WILL SELL A
~ PRIZE TO ALL WHO WILL FAVOR HIM
WITH CALL. 1t is no to say much about
the number of prizes sold at this flee weekly; as all
persons are acquainted with DOYLE'S exraordina-
ry success in selling Capital prizes, it has frequently
been remarked by persons wko have taken the trou-
BILE to inform themselves that Doyle, since he has
been engaged in business, has sold more prizes than
any four agents in this city, therefore, if you want to
be "in the ring" apply to NJ. DOYLE for the Capital
Prize in the Splendid Schemes to be drawn this week.
THURSDAY, casital $1,000, tickets S2l, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY-Capital $4,000, tickets, 81, shares in
proportion. Certificate packages will be issued as
folows:-for 26 whole tickets $l2; halves 81; quar-
tiers; eghths so. Those who have heretofore been
unfortunate in the Saturdays Lotteries, would do
well try this, tn ey may have better luck. Never
despair Ion the Capital Prize Depot exists, as
there is good prospect of your drawing prize.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greaestvariety lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket share All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No.144 Prattstrcet,
II rRl Opposite 81 o, X. r. Depot,
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From the Republican and Argus. I

G3- TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
of Sir Walter Raleigh, by the high and the low, the
rich and the poor the king and the beggar indeed its
consumption has become general, that it is hard to
find that does not either smoke snuff or chep !!
For ourselves, we prefer rich Cigar All there they
are! box of the agreeable deuders-BOOTH'S
BEST! Boy, light match, so that we can luxuriatc
for few minutes until the devil calls for copy. Puff
PUFF. PUFF!m All! BOOTH knows how TO make
them. If any of our readers wish to enjoy them
selves, as we now doing, we would recommend
them to No IS HANOVER STREET, nearly oppo-
site the old stand. 1t
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h5-FRENCH AND GERMAN L LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size for sale by the case, dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city,
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
gatterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. &C. for sale and made to order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. E. s. FRYER,
Milf No. | North Gay street.
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MnROpIGIOUs EXCITEMENT still co

HDRODIGIOUS EXCITEMENT still con-
III tinues at the lucky prize Office OF EMORY &
CO., No. North Calvert street, I'D Lottery Office
from Baltimore ST. kept up by the astonishing luck
that attends ALMOST every sale of lottery tickets made
by this old and celebrated firm. Hundreds who have
been unsuccessful at all the other Offices are draw
ing splendid prizes every day at EMORY s. cos.
The Grand capital Of $780, in yesterdays Lottery,
this popular firm sold to new customer for ST. This
the first ticket that he had ever bough, al Emory
& Co.'S large number of other splendid prizes of
$500, $500, Se0, Ss5, $50, &C., were sold to Emory
& Co.'s patrons per yesterdays drawings.
SOMETHING EXTRAl
CAPITAL 80, ZOO DOLLARS!
of 10000 DOLLARS, of 10 600 DOLLARS,
of 0,O00 DOLLARS, of 5000 DOLLARS,
And 80 of $1,000 each
Tickets $5-shares IN proportion.
o. EMORY & CO.'S the sure place for one of the
Pnzrs. N3- A package of rs tickets, that can draw
$4,000, Emery * Co. will sell for the small outlay
of SlS. EMORY co. guarantees always one half
of the purchase money back
EMORY & co , ID Office from
1t [R Baltimore street.
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m3- METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. The
Rev, Mr.. MILBURN, Chaplain to Congress, will preach
in the Monument street Church on TOMORROW
Sunday MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. He will also
address meeting of the Sinking Fund Assoc alton
of North Baltimore Station, to be held in the Monu-
ment street Church, on MONDAY EVENING next,
10Th August at O'Clock liz
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CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast. pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
dletc this Old Established Store Waterst 2d door
from Calvert. apS
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American RepnbIifa'r
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, Arc, $, ls46'

The large and increasing circulation of the Clip lip
t Inc in '" ,5yI and country, together with the iac
that It's opinions " ,rrfudces thereby giving it wei
uzan ana ,poa all classes and conditions Of so
come re,fP, tn~csIy those who constitute the life Of
Sr ede and business it medium , TOR % Sy Meg
eguu 10 sizens generally should be aware of this
f,,nnrt1ut fact.
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TAMMANY SOCIETY. The New York cor
of the National Intellgencer, gives
a history of the establishment of the Tammany
Society in New York, in which he maintains
that it was originally organized by, and com
posed of, lederalsts. 1t appears that it was es-
tablishcd in May, 1889, period beyond our
recollection, as we were then "mulng, pulling
with our pap;" bntthe first personal knowledge
we had Of the Tammany Society o! Baltimore,
"a branch, we presume, of the New York So
cety,) was in 1907 or 1903, when it was COM
posed exclusively of democrats. 1t was po-
litlcal association, and the influence of its mem
bers was always thrown in favor Of democratic
candidates. Ii is the first time that we ever
heard, that the Society originated with the fed
eral party-nor were we aware, that the party
line was drawn in 1889 as it existed at the time
of Jeffarson's election, and subsequently,. In
reference to the adoption of the Constitution,
there were two parties, federal and anti-ledera,
but founded upon different principles and for
different objects, than those which governed
the federal and democratic parties OF a subse-
quent day-and it may be, that the correspon-
dent of the National lntelligencer has reference
to old party distinctions, wien he speaks ofthe
Tammaay Society having originated with the
federalsts. If not, it fell into different han DIS
within few years.
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CLOSE OF THE SESSION. Agreeably to the
joint resolution passed by the Senate and House
of Representatives, Congress must adjourn on
Monday next, at l2 o'clock, unless the said
resolution be rescnded, which we presume will
not be the case.
The measures of this Congress have been
shaped in conformity to the resolutions passed
by the Baltimore Convention, as though those
resolutions were to be obligatory on the execu-
tive and members of Congress- The principle
has been openly avowed, that the resolutions
Of the convention should exercise a controlling
influence over the proceedings of Congress-
We regret this because of the bad, indeed we
might say, the dangerous example which is
thus set to the nation; for it must be obvious,
that the representative character will dwindle
into insignifcance, if members of Congress can
be thus fettered and dictated to by an irrespon-
sible body of men. If this example be hereaf
ter followed by both parties, the spirit of our
institutions will be destroyed, and our present
organization will remain to little purpose.
The measures adopted at the present session
are yet to be passed upon by the people; and
this will be more safely done after their effects
shall have been tested by experience. Some Of
them we consider injudicous, uncalled for, and
likely to prove ruinous to the country-as, for
instance, the new tariff, which we believe will
fail to provide adequate revenue, at the sam'
time that it will most seriously injure many 0
the industrial interests of the country-henc
we are in favor of the repeal of the law if
can be obtained; but if flee trade is to be tn
settled policy which is to prevail in the countr.
and be sanctioned by the people, be it sol
will affect no interest with which we have con
nection.
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ACCIDENT FROM THE USE OF CAMPHENE. A
LADY in New York had one of he rhands severe
" burnt and her house slightly damaged by fire
on "Wednesday evening, in consequence OF the
bursting Of eamphine lamp.
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S-sOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable safest and cheapest to any 9th
el Route. See advertisement je26-d
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ROYAL OAK CAMP nEETTNC

Talbot COUNTY, EASTERN SHORE OF MD.
n sAFs-sN The subscribers have chartered the
EtY7tJ saERszp safe, swift and commodpus Steamer
114Asttazssa.szA PLANTER, Captain WEEMs to visit
the above Camp, on SATURDAY NIGHT 18th inst.
leaving the State Tobacco Warehouse, lower end of
Frederick-st. Dock, at 10 O'Clock. Returning, will
leave the Camp AT O'Clock, P. NJ. the following
day, and arrive in Baltimore about IL O'Clock. The
Boat will stop at the County wharf F. p, going and
returning. No spurious or malt liquors allowed on
board during the trip. Meals furnished by one of the
Propretors for IS cents each, A plentiful supply of
Confectionery at city prices. No Individual known
10 Be dSordery person, will be allowed passage,
as The propreors pledge themselves TO use every ex.
etlon to make the uip agreeable one TO all who
may faVer them with their company. The inconve-
nlence usually experienced at Camp Meetings, will
be avoided by the light draft of the Planter she be-
ing able to approach within few yards of the shore.
llckes for the round trip 81, children and ser
wants half price Tickets he had of the subscrb ers
NO. lel East Pratt ST. 80 Broadway; 40 Pratt st near
Gay; Riteson Lowe, corner of Cove s. Franklin ST;
at the offices OF the Clipper, Sun and Argus, and at
the Boat.
WILLIAM COTTON, }p,orr;o,o.y
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@7- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of

every description, executed with great despatch al
he Office u the Clipper, 134 BALTIMoRE-sT.-as
MAMMOTH Much o ia5ss can n sReo eaS 0'
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTERs' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc, &c.
Indeed it is needless TO enumerate, as are pos
sessed offacies with latest styles Of type and new
and splendid machinery fordong work, in e0eTysy!e,
in manner unsurpassed in this city.