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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Dali Y LINE TO THE SOUTH.
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
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III ~ u Ai ;!gp 1sas u
Carrylng lle GteaL GsnIral united slales NAM

Carrying the Great Central United States Mail
Schedule:
Leaving Spears Wharf, Baltimore daily, except Sundays
ut r. NJ, by the well known route, via Chesapeake Bay
City Point, Petersburg Weldon, Wilmington, to Charles
ton S. c. without loss of sleep TO Wcdon-in the popular
comfortable, and saA steamboats, with their experienced
captains and crews GEORGIA, Captain Cannon,
lHi;RALD, Captain Russell, JEWESS Captain Sutton.
This Line has been running for upwards Of twenty years,
for ibis route Arriving in Norfolk, after comfortable
nights sleep, morning, a O'Clock, A. NJ Thence up
the James River, with its beautiful scenery, in daylight, by
tie Steamboat CURTIS PECK Captain Davis, OF ALICE,
beautiful IRON steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captain blow,
some time in advance at Petersburg of the Great u s. Mail
Line, with the passengers leaving Baltimore time,
Washington City morning, where this Great IT, s. Mail
Line take their from, thereby deceivng the public with
their false advertisement of "a hours ahead o any other
Line. The Bay Line gives the traveller at least six hours
rest At Petersburg 10 encounter tue night travel Whining
ton ~ c. The same passengers that leave Baltimore by
the Bay Line amalgamatea Petersburg with those that leave
Baltimore same evening, and Washington next morning
vin the Greatu. s. ao at Petersburg therefore
Charleston all together.
Also connecting with the Sea Board and Roanoke Rail
road Garysville and Frankln-hence by the steamer
FOX TO Edenton, Plymouth, Newbern, and Washington n
c. Returning with same connection
Returning leaves Norfolk and Portsmouth o'clock
p NJ, daily, except Sunday arriving in Baltimore in
time for the several routes going NORTH East South and
West 1.
Fare between Bait. & Norfolk or Portsmouth, Va s5
+" F" Elizabeth Cily,NsC. $50
=" !" Franklin,
Z" g +" Richmond or Petersburg, Va
y Is Castor Weldon NJ e., o
g.. :" Through to Charleston, S. c., q
Meals on board Bay and james River Boats included
thereby saving 10 each passenger by this 81 60
Travellers by the above will please be directed by
Soliciting Agent in the Cars and by the Porter In the
Depot yard G. Norfolk Line labelled his hat,) who will
direct you and your baggage to the boat
T. SHEPPARD, Agent
Baltimore October sih, lSi7 dly
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RICH g. LOUTREL,
rAtn1a,.an, -
FRENCH boots,

AT THE PARIS BOOT EMPORIUM,
Corner Of EMiOn and Nassau ST. opposite the Herald office
TINTIS is Of the frs and fashionable establish
ments nths city the quality OF their Boots and Shoes
has made the resort Of all who TO have nice and
easy Boot the extreme low price OF 81 60 eq, TO the
best made In other for So and e. We would call the
attention OF our friends TO his establishment, where they
will doubt be kindly received by NIL YOUNG the pro-
petor Fine Calf Boots for 81 o. that cannot be beat for
50. Small profits and quick returns, is his motto.
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MRS BoSIEYS Wholesale aud Retail Corset lIa,lufac.
u tory is removed to 90 Baltimore street over Joh w
Royston Co Store, whore Merchants can be supplied
with CoRSETS on the most reasonable terms,
90 BALTIMORE STREET,
octS- south side doors from Gay street
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ENGRAyINGs, PAINTINGS,

DlCTURE FRAMES, PIER AND MANTEL GLASSES,
i -WILLIdM o. STEVENS, 3i3 broadway, a
short distance above the Park. IMPORTERS IND
DEALERS IN lJNfLTSH FRENCH AND GER.
hIiN ENGRA WINGS, AfAHOFACTJRERS or
LOOKING GLASSES, &C. .,g
w. d 5. have made such arrangements with the first
publishing houses in the PRINT line, both London and
Paris, as will secure TO them constant supply Of all the
most popular subjects from the best artists as well as the
first Of all novelties as they are produced, which they viii
sell at very reasonable prices. Id,
d1NI,EL AND PIER GLASSES in all the varieties
Of French, Ezabeian and Gothic styles, constantly on
hand framed order from original designs, wifi spe
ror French plates, and with that faithful attention 10 quail
ty which has always characterized their establishment
Portfolios and Stands constantly on hand
OCT Il-lYd' NL-..-.-- $1,000 ------A -.--.---- !.
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STEEL PENS,

MiER PllINEAS Manufacturer and Importer Of English
vi and American S7EEL PENS g. PEN HOLDERS,
2S William street. between Fulton and John ss ~ York,
respectfully invites the attention OF the public Ills Justly
celebrated Bank Commercial and Original PENS which
used by the principal houses in the city, who have found
them The best Pen used Also, Ornamental Pens for
various writings, which both durable and elastic and
prefrablcto The Gold Pen, possessing the
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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

HERTS d SONS AlIALGIMATED SILVER
Ill STEEL AND PLA1INA PENS warranted not
to coToe All who appreciate comfort in writing should
use the above beautiful pens, as they warranted not to
corrode; and for elasticity, fneness and durability, are
unequaed by any other pens offered. These pens
were first introduced into this country in August 1886 at
which time the manufacturers were unknown 10 the writ
ing community; the pen, therefore, had to stand on its
merits is therefore gratifying to the manufacturers to
acknowledge that discerning public has paid The highest
tribute TO their abors and that the present demand (Which
is daily inc reasng) far exceeds their utmost expectations
The quantity OF pens made and sold by Herls * Son,
from December, 1916, till December 1916, is ,.s
$4,000 gross or 10000 dozen. I5O0000 of pens,
The enormous demand for these ia sufficient proof of
the quality; il is therefore unnecessary publish Inc yar
Gus certificates that the manufacturers have received from
all parts OF the Union They may be had at wholesale At
the manufacturers depot 81 John street. New Yorkor 35
Cornhll, Bosonand reinl from all Staoners in the Uni
ted Sntes l& oct lily n
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FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.

<f3SfN The ships Of this Company are appointed to
xaA3lh sail as follows: A
FROM NEW YORK
The UNION Capt Herbert, sails on the 9)th Sept lsi7
(" PIULADELPHLi,C Capt Besson, :. 18th oci
u g MISSOURI Capt. Morln !" 3lst g
+" NEW YORK, Capt Ferrand, :. 18th Nov
FROM HAVRE.
The PHILADELPIfLA sails on ie 18th Of Sept.
NEW Work. g 18th Oct
g UNION, a. :" 3st 7"
Passage from New York TO Hayre $40 wines not in.
cluded r-'a .H
Berths not secured until paid for. &&
An experienced surgeon Is attached TO each ship,
These ships having been constructed for the French Roy
al Navy are inferior to no vessel in all worthy qualities
Their cabins are large, well furnished and unusually
well ventilated. and their table is unsurpassed,
Wines Of all kinds and OF the best quality are furnished
at very low rates, t ~.
For freight or passage apply to the Companys Agency
No. II Broadway. X oct ly'
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TO YORK, LU8LBLA, LANCA S7ER ND PHI
LdDELPHL1,
IN THEIR OWN CARS, DAILY,
MILLER Dc Co. most respectfully inform The public thai
U they have completed an ARRANGING commencing
The 4th nriober for running lelr Express IN their Own Ex
press Cars and ~ charge Of their own Messengers by mail
trains between Philadelphia and Baltimore via York, Co
umbu, and Lancaster, arriving Ia baltimore and Pblade
pha in time for the early delivery of all packages parcels
specie and bank notes, and the transaction OF all commits
sos entrusted to their care at reduced rates and increased
speed.
Their Expresses will leave Philadelphia nj midnight and
arrive next morning in baltimore connecting with their
Southern and Western Expresses. = G
The Northern Express leaves Baltimore daily, at r. NJ
OFFICES, -1Jaryis buildings, Baltimore
Susqnehanna Hall, York Ea
80 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
Gay a. CO., No, !, Wall street. New York
.+& Gay d. Co, Providence VI
4 Gay IL Co., No 7, State street, Boston. -
The southern Express leaves Tuesday and Friday, at
p NJ ~.
OFFICES Depot Fredericksburg 'a.a.a. r..s
do Richmond a.af- .ar
do Petersburg .H
do Weldon
All goods must be marked Miller n Co Is Express" and
directed as above. AGa ".
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IMpoRTANr ,ANroUNcEMENr.

Throughout the sessions Of Congress Extras will be is
sued from the office Of the . United States Reporter con-
tanning the reports Of all such debates msy possess par
ticularly exciting interest. a.A flii lsi is : =
All newspapers throughout the United States who pub
ls this prospectus once week from this date ill the meet
ing Of Congress Will be entitled 70 exchange with the
United States Reporter and will be placed on the list Of
those TO whom the Extras will be despatched
and subsc rpons TO be post paid adj
dressed ~ A. Houston, United States Reporter Washing
ton, ID. CT
Washington, d. c., July 20 lSi7
IL Agent Tor baltimore, w, TAYLOR, 4 and Jarvis
Buildings who is authorized 10 receive subscriptions
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O, MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER %, ls47.
NEW LINE of LIvERPooL PACKETS

NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
WILL sail from New York the 9ih, and from Liver
w pool on the ltll Of each month
FROM NEW YORK
ship SHERIDAN, Capt &. u. Cornisi 26,h Jan,
ship GARRlCK, Capt II. J. ii. Trask. 18th Feb
ship ROSClUSi Capt Asa Eldrige, nth March
shipiSlDDONS, Edward u Cobb, 10Th April
4tl4Ea FROM LIVERPOOL. -s
ShipGARRICK, Capt u. j. H. Trask, Ilh Dec
Sllp tOSlluSl Capt Asa Eldrlge, llh Jan 4.
ship SlDDONS, Capt u II. Cobb, ilth Feb. lR
Ship SHERIDAN. Capt g. u, Cornish 9th Jan
These ships all of the first class. upward Of 100 TONS
bum N HE city Of New York with such improvements
combine great speed with unusual comfort for passengers
Every care has been taken In the arrangement Of their
commodatons The price Of passage hence is s75, for
which ample stores viii be provided These ships are
commanded by experienced masters, who will make every
exeron 10 give general satisfaction
Neither captains nor owners OF these ships will be
sponsbe Tor any letters parcels packages by them
unless regular bills oflatiing are signed therefor,
For freight or passage, apply.to
EDWARD X, COLLINS, b6 South st. New York or IA
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, a. Co, Liverpool
Letters by tile cket ships will be charged twelve and
hall cents per single sheet 80 cents per ounce and news
papers one cent each \ I4-. r'I
EDWARD X, COLLINS respectfully requests lhe pub
sers OF newspapers to discontinue an advertisements not
N their name Of their Liverpool packets The Roscus
Sddons, Sheridan, and Gnrrick.
To prevent disappointment notice is hereby given that
contracts ior passage can only be made with them 1-
octll-dly' 49," s.
n ,lt,y,t
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
NIontgonlery. AIn,

: : :
III will be matter Of qualification 10 the citizens Of Mont
l gomery, well as the travelling community through
that great commercial ihorouahlare, learn that MIR
Washington lilly so long and fvoraby known MS the
courteous and gentemaniy proprietor Of Montgomery Hall
will open, the LIST Of November, the above and adj
niraby arranged Hotel under Mr. j. Stewart the pro-
prieor IN tho decomposition Tor permanent borders
and ansent ysers nd expense has been spared by the
proprieinrand the un rsgsd manager, 10 merit that
larons whil, her experience and popularity merits
The building and frnlture and costly, and well
adapted 20 suit thu tAste Of traveers-the furniture
dem; Thf tables will be well supplied with every article
requisite Tor the most iasdious tastes, AMI the wines Of
superior brand The first session Of the Legislature win
assemble IN this city, and upon this upon every
sion, the members, well the public IN general may
expect no dimtlon OF the attention they have hitherto
experienced from the undersigned
oct ly' WASHINGTON TILIY
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COTTON SAIL CLOTH, HEAVY CAM


" NASS, DC d1c.rhe subscribers have in store
ete assortment Of Cotton Canvass comprising great
rieY Of styles Of all widths and weight both plain and
twed, among which Is tile United States Pilot Duck Nos
TO 10 Inclusive, both hard and SOFT Thelaer for square
rugged vessels has been pronounced by practical men Il
be fully eqalto either hemp flax Ducks, costs much
less 1877 st.fN-
from IN q To- IND vsry III IL MiIfrs rom iet
wide, OF any weight or thickness desired. s
Also, the American Pilot Duck, Nos 10 inclusive
Also the Navy Duck, Nos I 10 inclusive. e
Also 100 pieces OF heavy wide Canvass N TO ~ Inches
made expressly for paper manufacturers These goods
used in preference TO the wooen felt said TO be equally
desirable TO purposes oi utility, and costing about one
quarter
Also about 500 bolts Of Cotton Ravens Duck, Il 10 10
inches wdc plain and wiled suitable for light sails, avn
ings, tents, &c. W." 'tHr
Also 100 bales heavy twled Cotton Baggng, IL II "a,
IS, and A inches wide.
Also, Sail and Ssne Twne-4A full assortment of all
numbers. For sale by FOX q POLHEMUS, H
oct lily 80 Broai, Beaver street, N Y.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
vi a. -


THE CAMDEN AND AMloY RAIL ROAD LINE, FOR
PHILADELPHIA AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES, VIII
leave Pier No q N H., foot Of Battery Prces by Steam.
boat JOHN POTTER for South Amboy, every day, (Sun.
day excepedD AT six O'Clock.
Passengers will take me cars from South Amboy to Cam
den aud arrive IN Philadelphia, about IL IL o'clock.
Fare 10 Philadelphia, s3 for forward deck passengers to
rhladelphia $500 Emsrin and transportation Line every
day, by Steamboat Transport, nj 2 O'Clock r. NJ fare
s2,2 Freehold and Monmouth, via Singts from lIightstown
and Vests T4rnout from New Yorko Freehold by Vests
Tunou, 81 l2 from New York 10 Freehold by HIghisiown
sl0 to Spo!swood and VESTS as cents; South Amboy Is
cents; Perth Amboy, IL l2 cents.
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO PHILADELPHIA
For the accommodation of those persons wishing to spend
part Of the day in Philadelphia either business or plea
sure Excursion tickets will be furnished, emitting The pas
sengers to return by the Mail Line q, l2 O'Clock, r. NJ
the same day, or at O'Clock the next morning.
Tickets for the Excursion 49, to be had the Office No
West Street, or on board the boat. {.
Fifty pounds OF baggage will be allowed each passen
ger IN mis- line and myers expressly prohibited
from taking anything baggage but their wearing apparel
which will be 1T the risk OF It's owner. ~
octs-dly l. BLISS Agent.
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JAMES w. HUGHsoN,
No. 4 SOUTH CAL VERT STREET.

No. SOUTH CILFERT STUEET,
One Door Beloi1 Baltimore Street. baltimore
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public that
IL he continues manufacture Saddles, Harness, Irtiks
&c, and has hand large and beautiful stock OF
fresh goods which he Is selling at nncommony low prices
Country dealers will find ii TO their interest TO give me
call before buying.
Fine, Fashionable Coach and Buggy Harness. and ladies'
and genemens Saddles, Brides &c, alwayson hand
Military Work done in the best manner
uctS -Iyd'
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Also on hand an extensive assortment of Pens of various
makers which offers for sale al very low prices For
sale by G, f. Ncsbt, ii. Cogswell Messrs Wheeler d
Wood Bowen d Co, Lambert a. Lane, ID Felt, in Wpll
street, aud by all the S,aoners in the city oct lily
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The Green Spring Hydropnthic Institute.

NDER the charge of DR., WM BoDE pupil OF Priesnitz
u of Grienberg, is open for the reception OF patients
L Is distant from Baltimore IA miles by the Susquehana
Railroad and 10 miles by the Reisteriown Turnpike The
iose, bathing establishments and quantity AMI quality Of
yater at this Institute afford every means for the eicen
Practice Of the The grounds arranged
md OF such extent as To enable and induce the inmates
AXE ample exercise.
Applications for admission TO be addressed to
Dr. WIN BODE,
g. OWiuIs Mills Office, Baltimore
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NOTICE.
a = " ~
as55 Y! 81 {5 AililiIl

SlPPERS of goods Tor all parts OF the West informed
- that we run the only Express by mail train to the West
All goods will be receipe al office 10 be delivered IN
Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Cincinnati, 81 Louis, Louisville,
any Of the principal Western cities, ahead OF amy other nc
freight will be charged at The point OF delivery West
Hw GREENE a. CO.,
oct S-lyd' Office Pratt street Depot
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NOW Exhibiting at NO l0i Nassau strcet, N. Y.
LefireeH Ftafon d 1n SIS, merit TO The Jerad office
on mn ACKERMANiS CARVED LETTERS for
SV.HUU SIGNS can be had at the following prces I'm.
pfovea carved ieers gilt with extra deep gold leaf
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SEPTEMBER REPORT.

THE Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company No IL Wall
street, issued during the month Of SEPTEMBER 1871, one
hundred and twenty one new policies viz: a
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REP UBLICA 7ION Or THE LONDON QUAR-.
TERI x URGH REVIEW ~
NORTH BRITISH RE VIE W IPkSIlIINIS1ER
REYIEW-AND LACKIVOODS EDINBURGH
MdGAZINE.
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS
s2,5OO,OOO.

Empowered by Act of Parliament, vct-Roya Assent,
July ~, 1881
"A Sarings Bank for The Orphan and he Hidop."
u, s BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS AT NEW YORK
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conented myself with giving the commander chief
generous and liberal support and in so dong, believed
my conduct reflected your views. When he asked for
troops voted them When he asked for money, voted
it. When he asked for officers, voted them-dischar
gng nv DUTY and holding him to strict accountability
for the use of the means placed in his hands Par
ties based on the internal policy of the government
are most wholesome and beneficial in republic, produ
cling vigilance and watchfuness in the outs, and industry
and fidelity the ms But in time OF war, divisions are
to be deprecated; all foreign questions we should
speak one voice, and present one front.
In General Jacksons administration, OF the most
eminent citizens of the republic, Mr. Van Buren, was re-
eced by the Senate of the United States Tor nlmallns
while Secretary of State, that, with change OF admin
lstratlon, the foreign policy OF the government wouu
change In time of war, to denounce the war ana lhe
Justice of cause-to heap epthets upon the COM
mander in chef-to call him usurpe deserving mpeach
ment murderer tyrant-to thwart hum In has pans' anu
reject all his acquisitions for the vigorous prosecution
of the war-to belch forth the most unmeasufeu
anathemas and to declare that an indignant and out
ragged people would hur such and his supporters
with contempt from power, its effect moral treason
is TO give said and comfort the enemy For defeat
ed and beaten back in the field, all confidence in his
own power gone the enemy still taxes to the uttermost
his power of endurance under the deusve hope that
opposition party at home will finally obtain power, desert
the war; and give him peace on his own terms. mus
the arm of the enemy strengthened the treasure and
the best blood of the republic pay the forfeit have no
sympathy with that class OF politicians, no more than
have with the anwar tory party OF the revolution, or
the anti war federal party OF 1879
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The planets in interesting position at present.
Venus about her greatest briancy and in figure like
the moon OF three four days old This phase may be
with moderately good spy glass, and the more easily
observed half hour before sunset, when her bright
will be modified by the remaining ayght as not
interfere with disncness of vision. She will be found
in the southwest.
Saturn is in the southeast O'Clock, the most conspicu
of the there visible His ring gradually closing
and much diminished in breadth this year that he looks,
to moderate telescope power, like ball with short
thick ruler stuck through the middle of it, During the
year the ring will become invisible for while, except
gigantic telescope power Mars is increasing greatly III
apparent size lie rises about 10 o'clock, and is too red
and brilliant be mistaken His brightness already ex-
ceeds that of Jupera least could retain him longer
than Jupiter (almost until after sunrise) in view oil the
naked eye yesterday morning As he rises earlier every
evening, and will increase in size for weeks he will
be an interesting object during the whole autumn.
Jupiter does yet rise early enough in the night to be
of many But the possessors of good sPygasse may
find Uranus seta Piscium and Neptune UeverrieD
iota Aquarii. As the last planet unless the
telescope the companion Of the poestar very dis
tncty, it it at all But Venus is worth looking
at and will be easily after the next eight or ten
days.--N. y Gazette
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Ry II. GREEN, .7ucsl0ncer.

VALUABLE FARM near the city at aucon.--On Tues
day, the 3lst instant shall sell on the premises at 3
O'Clock, y. M, a valuable OF land, containing las
acres lying in Prince Georges county, Maryland adoin-
ing the District line about four miles from Washington
Georgetown on the Rock Creek Church road one mile
from the Church. and known the farm belonging TO Will
liam Narkvood with tie Improvements, which two
good dwelngouses and store house, &c. there is we'll
OF excellent the door. The farm is well water
ed having perpetual flowing through every part OF
There is than one half yet standing in wood
the part which cleared there is excellent meadow
land and the balance is well adapted to the growth of any
crop usually grown in this climate and susceptible OF
improvement. There is also peach orchard of the choicest
fruit in bearing order. IL be easily divided into
ARMS with equal conveniences and will be 50 sold, If
desired.
Terms: One-hali cash. balance in H. 49, and "a months
for notes bearing interest deed given, and deed OF
trust taken.
A. GREEN,
Aug 2I-eodNds Auctioneer.