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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Flour Marx ets.

CiseINSArr July s. Flour-I oday the sales were
very mlted-two lots OF 90 barrels each choice brands
at 81 50 100 do at 5; IS delivered 900 at 81 as
all from store. At the latter rate there seemed ON
change 10 DC willingness TO buy, but sales trans
pired in the afternoon The receipts are very light ana
the lots offering mostly In store We learn that the
supply of both wheat aud -four Ia the mills along the ca
nal far up Dayton. Is very meagre Mspv OF IN.
large mills nearly quite ground out and have onI
q retail supply OF Flour.
DgTsorr, July s.-seversl loads Of -four arrived on
wagons yesterday but was mostly put In for the
want OF price. little. however sold for 50 SO ard
or two loads as high So 10 but it was not quick NJ
that .orn-1O bushels brought AZ cents, aud one or
two loads We're sold at ~ cents Corn has evidently
eined several cents within few days probably, owing
to the inactivity Of the -four market
PnitAprIrHia, July l2.-There has been rather NOR,
INJURY Tor nour to-day for shipment, and holders
firm The sales comprise upwards Of 1000 barrels West
ern in good order at 50 % and fresh ground Pepnsy
vano AZ 20 80, including lot Of 1000 barrels delivers
BILE all this month, ut So Rye -four continues very dull
and no transactions have been reportcj Il nominal
held at " 7osS4 CornmealA sale Of 400 bbls. Penn
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Receipts do~R the Hudson Rirsr, July llth and l9h.
Flour, brs. ~ s44 Corn, bushels. ~ $50
Corn Meal. do. 2055 Wheat, do. 24l600
AsHrs-Ws report sales Of 100 brs pots At - SIX,
and 80 do pearls at 90. .i-.
BRE -FIour-We report sales Of 450 bris.
mixed Michigan at IS 6s $50 do brand Michigan,
and 400 do milwaukee at the price; 500 do straight
brands Michigan, at IS IS. transactions in Genesee
were very limited, there some buyers at &c. but
sellers generally still held out for 80 1917 500 brls
sfoat were sold at So; 200 Michigan, little fancy sold
at 80; and 800 and 400 do Southern Ohio at ST. with
small sales Of fancy do at Sc l2K After Change 900
do mixed brands Ohio In Indifferent order sold at 80 5O
Southern steady sales of 5O0a 800 brs Georgetown
price Wheaf-The market rather heavy. sale OF
800 bushels Georgia made at 81 80 and 1900 do
Ohio (old crop white at 81 25 No sales Of Genesee
transpred Contributing the forenoon and early part
Of change $4,000 bushels sold consisting Of West
ern mixed at 60 ESQ., fiat yellow ut 80. 81 q etc.,
and round at 66 Csc including lot Of 1000 do round
yellow reported sold at roc At later period $500 do
yellow mixed sold at 636c, and between l00s0 do
round yellow sold ut 81 6sc 1000 do fiat yellow sold at
6sc. Meai-Sales Of about 1000 bbls New York State
were made at 50 q 50 03. Rye-l20O bushels prime
North River sold at SIC. Oats-A cargo was reported
sold at 40 42c. Barley was worth 20 q 621ac.
CANDLEs-Sperm were regular at ale.
ECorrEE-The market continued dull with light sales
We quote RE at Ike; Sumatra ut Ga; Laguayra at
IN a7%c and St Domingo at 6H 6aic; 42S bags dam
aged Rio were sold by auction at hAs a 61sc cash.
CorroN-The sales to-day amount to 800 bales at yes
terdays rates The larger portion Of the purchases to-
day for export We quote as before, referring 10
inside quotations, with the remark that occasionally
purchases be made at q trifa less.
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFICArIoN.
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4. R,ss ,..s;ssy informed
Masd.y Angus. "a W." . ''s''d Tor the season On
&c f 81 JULY. y. t.
o'clock in the forenoon. jyis Isl re -
RUwEKY THEArkE-A.w W. JAcEsor, r1opns,o,-a.
Ss1s' '%i
iI H. A sslsa. NJ saa hs.non "
xsf r casR fhE ' DUNE GIRL OF
sspsdc Mr. De B.r ps.psIsa MIR Stevens; Antonio
NJ g ssssa Ss' s Mi L xaif OF
MNsaa.aS Y. ods1 M Triton Sergeant
Bo1s. 3 3, cents. fi and Gallery tx Door. open
quarter TO !: performances TO commence al halinast
CASTLE GARDENING B.KER, Stage Manager.-on
$: g N%$iss sISSsi
W,s% SSc SS:c Nj H. i aSe'aTd; shSds Ms. PSSs
The second part win commence with favors Overture.
la the Of the evening variety OF singing and
dancing by the most accomplished performers.
Doors open at sss: Performance to commence ats
E N 3rEHA sEKNch BAL
Havana and New saas Rs.
created the most astounding sensation and elected shouts Of
above MONTY SExT XII .3 July At
eFurher particulars IN to-morrow's paper. ia ltsrc
% Broadway viii b. opened for Dramatic pur
pose. solely on or about the first Of September under the
Person. Of .elnow.a H. P ,.isI E.s:, .,,,,
season. will please address him
N During Mr. Bsetts absence IN Europe ali Iesl. and
business communications be addressed to his agent
le3u = oKBfN. No Q Barclay street.
A ME ICAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS both Ar
"A ternoop and Ey ening at 31 and ga O'Clock.
THE ORPHEAN FAMILY. OK KENNEBECK
VOCALISTS,
s PS il a%s
snd evening" at haipsst and quarter past when
man Family, Pete Morris Miss Julien. and others
SANTA ANNA'S WOODEN LEG,
Taken by the American Army Mexico may be seen here
at all hours day and evening
The Magnificent Moving Dorama of the
FUNERAL OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
Wal also be exhibited at each and every performance
hdmuson ~ csnts jelr
VAUXHALL SALOON--THlS EVENINCi-MUSICAI
| " ENTERTAlNMENT-To consist of a choice col
lection Of Songs Duets, Trios, Rounds Catches, Quartes
Glees, Qunteus &c. &c. and many Gems from the Opera
and selection OF the beautiful Melodies
popular Ethiopian BnIlesque Operas Sentimental Comic
ratrlotc &c; ny MI Sharpe, Miss Bruce Messr Quaye
Mr.. Oldfeld will preside the Piano Forte.
| An eote change OF performance every Evening.
Performance to commence at ga o'clock.
Tickets rs cents admit Gentleman and Ladies' Admis
sion to the Garden Free
A RICH STREET THEATRE TO LET.-The Arci
street Theatre with the Scenery and Appurtenances
the OF l87 and 88 from the LIST Of August Com
muncations post paid addressed TO Branson SO Marke
street, will receive attention.
sPHILADELPHIA, June 10. 18i7 jeIl cod 2w
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Fsn.-Sales OF about 400 quintals dry cod made
ut So 75 Mackerel were dull, and prices nomnaly the
same
FnuIr-Sales Off 800 boxes bunch raisns made
at 81 50 450 half boxes damaged do seld by
tion at 81, SO SOC cash. 900 kegs tsmarnds sold
at SC cash.
HAY-North River was worth 40 a IS cents
HEMP-Nothing new.
LEAD.-The article was dull ut 81.
NAVAL SroREsWe report sales 800 bbls spirits tur-
pentne at SO CENTS and 100 bbs tar at ASK North
county rosn was worth about rs cents and Whining
ton 80 cents Raw was nominal, and sales trifng.
Ons.-Sales of 500 900 gallons city pressed linseed
made at 90 cents and 1000 do English sold
late yesterday ut 65 cents cash To-day the article
was held at an advance.
PRovIsroSs-Pork very dull. Sl5 was bid for 800
bbls. mess, and refused. Prime nominal
Beef remained steady at previous rates There
nothing done in lard Butter and cheese remained the
same.
RrcE.-We have only to report sales of about 80
tierces at IS q S. So
sUoAR.-We heard Of no sales beyond 200 hhds. New
Orleans, made on private terms.
TALLow.-Nothing reported.
WHALEBoNE-Sales of 1000 lbs North West were sold
at &c. Nothing reported in South Sea-
WHisKEy.-The article said to be shade frmer
at 23c.
FREIGHTs.-Rates continued brisk, with upward
tendency. small American vessel was taken up for
Liverpool at 3s l0d per Dbl. Grain engaged for
Cork and market in bags at lad Engagements
pretty freely made to Liverpool for flour at IS Cd 3s
and at 4s to London and grain for do, at lid lad
German vessel engaged 5000 bbls for London So I'd
with wheat ut I'D The packets asked Is for flour to
Liverpool and 4s Cd to London To Havre the current
rates 75c Dbl for -four; zoe for grain and
per lb for cotton.
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BALTIMORE, July g, ls47.
The annapolis Riot-Resuh Of the Inpestigation-Ds-
structiUe Firss-The Markets &C.
The examination to the origin Of the row at Anna
polls on the 4th Of July brought to close yestsr
day, and the result may be summed up in few words
1t was commenced by party Of drunken white and
black men and boys congregatng the wharf and ban.
terng number Of Baltimore rowdies for a fight As
the boat WAS about leaving piece lemon peel ao
cidentsly or Intentionally thrown from the boat when
volleys of bricks thrown from the wharf which
returned by those board with bottles sticks Of
wood and rifle balls As the boat lining
two pieces Of cannon brought the wharf and
loaded with round shot but the party drunk
spiked the vent with his toothpick. Those who were
wounded or ut least four Of the five, were throwing
bricks at the boat the decks Of which crowded with
women and children, when the balls reached them and
put stop to their amusements II seems brutal that
rifle balls should have been thusfreey used but it
be remembered that these men engaged in throw
ing from piles Of brick the wharf and those on the
boat having no ammunition Of similar character should
have used the best they could find
At about o'clock this morning the iron foundry
OF Sweetzer Allen on Lexington street, Gay was
totally destroyed by fire. with all IL contained The
the city, and had the roofs from the recent
rains the probability Is that destructive conHagration
would have taken place. The loss does not exceed, |
should think, $4,000.
Early yesterday morning the glass and drug establish
Lombard, took fire from the breakage OF q dsmi
john Of acids and for time threatened great destruc
Inc we're suDuueu, however, with the loss
Of about S25oO-fuly insured in the Spring Gar den
Company of Philadelphia.
The MARKEIs.-ln the flour market yesterday hol er.
rmer and unwilling less than IS 37 ori e.h
ground sale Of 1000 bbls reported mad on
speet,ons mixed brands and Western Hour, will bring
s = Bought sps nj Done Se' meal
1000 bushels Maryland red wheat arrived
portion OF which sold at 81 to 81 10 Tor good PRIME old
red 81 TO 81 o. Sales Of white 81 and vel
low az Ga to es mixed do GO to g. Oats 40 cen IS
Whiskey is very dull at Is per gallon in hhd
| and bbs.
Sales OF stocks at baltimore.
July l2-Sl00o City 6s, 30, time, loox; 1000 DO cash.
United States 6s 1867, closed 1903 asked IOCA bid
per cents closed at 80 asked, SO bid City per cents of
closed l00% asked i00 bid Baltimore and Ohio Rsw
shares AK asked, az bid.
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Died.

Died.
At her late residence 1872 William street MARY CREAM
EN-, wife of Hugh Finn
Her friends and acquaintance and those OF her hus-
band respectfully invited to attend her funeral this
afternoon at o'clock without further invitation.
On Tuesday morning. July Is, ls47 Of hydroccphaus,
JAMES PATRIcK, son Of Andrew and Margaret Byrne
aged years and 10 months.
The friends and acquaintance of the family and those
of his brother James respectfully invited to attend
his funeral this "wednesday afternoon at ~ o'clock
from the residence of his parents, 70 Mulberry st.
July 18th, CArHARiNE WEBSTER, wife of. o. ii. SWIM
borne, aged 81 years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this "Wednesday morning at eight
O'Clock, from No. ~ South Baltic street. Brooklyn.
On Tuesday, 18th inst, after and painful ILL.,
ness PATRcK McCoNNELL in the sIst year Of his age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon ut O'Clock from his
late residence l34 Lewis street. without further invita-
ton
Philadelphia papers please copy.
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T'ELEGRAPKIlCs
Photographic Correspondence of Philadelphia Bull

Photographic Correspondence of Philadelphia Bulletin
PfrTssuRo. July Is lS47.
The late rains have not materially affected the stage
of water, which has again subsidized to about feet
inches. The flour market continues depressed Very
light sales from store made at - the Wheat
dull at last quotations. and feeby supported so
Corn recep and from store sells ut 3S to A. Corn
meal a. to 500 per bushe Sales whiskey 22c in bbls
to limited extent Sales bacon for home consumption
former rates. hog round IN to IN; sides TO 81; hams
sH, and shoulders Ga to 6X There is fair receipt,
and orders for your markets filling upon arrival -
or lead Kentucky leaf tobacco 81 to 614c. Lard Is
firm at to 81 in kegs and bbls
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January ls4s at the ONCE Of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company in the city Of New York, surrender
Ing the certificates to be cancelled and giving receipt
for the payment by the person authorised
to act for him And notice is also given that from and
after the first day OF January ss Interest viii be
paid on the stock issued apl loauei said company,
and which payable at the pleasure of the State after
the year lsa7.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition Of the
leading department in each bank In the State Of Ohio
the first Monday Of May, lsi1 =:
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bf THE m AlI.

NJ WA'nIroros, July IL, lss7
them, Uh be true
we have areport In town to- night that tho Mexican.
at Puebla, who supply the American detaobmsn,s :,
that place with milk vegetables &c have been Min,
poison With these articles, and that numh.r !, ,h
troops have died in consequence OF partaking of
poisoned supplies Hope 1t Is false IL we con,a s s
for the utter determination of the Mexican racs n
should seize upon this provocation Justification for
the holocaust Humanity, however, shudders at thu
Americans to inic upon the enemy If this report be
true Peace! There can be peace until the poison ia
eradicated. w
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the deceased came to her death BY taking guam
Of poison the nature Of which 10 not Known to the
w. The poison which caused her death Is supposed
~ ''o of tansey'
The decease was young girl Of irreproachable cha
tier and no Is yet ascertaned which led her to
limit the dreadful act The other girl 1t Is thought
, recover.-Boston Hsrsld, July H.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 10, lSA7.

PHILADELPHIA, July H. lS47.
The weather continues extremely hot and Ia driving
our worthy citizens in droves to the Cape and other
fashionable resorts where in the vain search for comfort
they parched up the rays Of the sun all day and
only rewarded for their endurance by the pleasure of
bath and the nvgorating breezes during the morn
ngs and evenings. The absenteeism consequent upon
the extreme height of the mercury has OF course ex
tended to our mercantile men, and the business opera
tions now occurring are scarcely worth noting The
sales by the board Of brokers have dwndled cons
derably regards the descriptions and quantities OF
stocks sold few weeks since, though there Is great
number of the fraternity apparently enlisted the roll
Of the " can't get away club.
report was in circulation this morning. said to be
based upon the receipt Of private letter from Mexico
to the effect that Capt Charles Naylor the commander
Of the Philadelphia Hangers had died suddenly OF brain
fever II proves however to be incorrect no such In
formation having been received by the person who
said TO have 1t in his possession.
The coroner will this afternoon investigate the cir.
cumstances under which Cato Giespy an unfortupsts
coored man was beaten and stabbed on the fourth Of
July night by gang of white fellows who appear to
take great delight in giving such evidences OF their bru
taty This investigation Is undertaken in consequence
OF the death of Giespy which occurred yesterday.
john Roberts alias Hauptman, yesterday arrested
and committed to prison fugitive from justice
Albany where he II said have ed grand lar
ccny. He was committed To the custody Of officer
from that city but is detained in this city the pre-
sept In order that his testimony may be taken In
The bill Of Indictment against Mr. Freed the keeper
Of the county prison for suffering the escape Of Isaac
Brown the alleged slave, the celebrated writ de no.
repiegiando was yesterday ignored by the grand
jury.
Flnsr Bo.HD, July i3-I shares Farmers Meehanics'
Bank 2G7k 5000 Loa SIS l0C%, 81 Nee Rank
"a; 100 Cifsrd -; S 900 Reading Bonas 7sn '
ATTIR SALEs20a shas Lehgh Coal scp a4ix. <soo0 II
s. y ersury Notes 06 ZOO R.sdag Railroad Bonds 7sL
srcoNp Boano- 500 schuylkli Navigation. Gs, Sc, a.
~, sAtn15o sh.s keedirg Railroad, 53%; 500 do
9sa' 80 U. y Bank 81 Reading Railroad, ssx
APPOINTMENT ny THE President William J
Staples Of New York. he for Havre France In
the place Of Reuben q. Beasley, deceased
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Ii Monthly Meeting or the German
held at the city Of New York the 9Th day
july 1917, ths following resolutions were unanimously
hE.gsh the .s, Of the
a H. George and Mr. asdviS i stake
DE- s III
d: h. ss!s q HP "a ss::.ss
sEsqsy cS l saa e sou saS Shs
which he baganed he received one 70 Pt,sburg Pa
s Ts'sn n exceeding the price
ary before the public the practice in regard to Transports
German s%Esar into the n % and he
.ss % severely S %a sa q;
And Whereas BY The efficient aid of several German citizen.
Faneis Cutting E.9 retained to actin be-
BRING 70 sSds public
a s % @ s
aned the cause OF the society in the most distinguished
And whereas plainly appeared this trial that Br.ch
here s1 arse
sy @ II. S"s hays the
e as Co. T~s sS n: ' s
here BY way
PaSurg more than the hEhss. price which the time Of
the duty Of American citizens, and above ali Of
Of German birth g take by al legal means ,ha!
they of the interior and wholly ignorant
Of them Of the English language and the rela-
on Of things this countryhall find their the int
or not expense than Others without be-
Ing subjected to exorhtant charges
And whereas finally the head Of the passage agency Of
BIesch Co.. Mr. Henry Brsrh who has been acquitted OF
ndicsble offence the OF appointed by him
ms has es s
sen and Stake there ore, So
Resolved That Francis B. Cutting Esq for the dsn-
gushed skill and ability with which, the Judicial investga-
ton carried against Mr. Henry Bscb he has III every
particular. maintained the interests of German emgrans III
their in the OF the country;
the German the warmest and most hearty
gratitude which IS hereby publicly expressed.
Resolved That the German "Volksverein gratefully
Boeter Esq., its Mr.. Geo. Gsssen, and
displayed in the and ALSO that
the German Volksverein will the defence Of these
geot.emn in the which MIR. Henry Brisch has brought
against them in the Superior Court. -
Resolved That the German "Volksverein" will employ
every the regular transportation
OF German emigan into the interior at fixed prices which
shall be as low possible with suitable tickets, stat
ing the amount PAID and with all practicable assistance and
security the Of their baggage well as with
sucient all exorbant charges
ton with their passage.
Resolved That ali those Of fenw-ctzens who love
Justice aud fair dealing hereby called to lend active
and efficient the endeavors OF the German Volks
country and Of German emigrans And finally
Resolved That the foregoing resolutions be published both
in German aud English and that attesed copies Of The same be
communicated Messr Cutting, Booker, Giessen and
take.
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70 12DH
LATEST MOMENT
TIE LIE q II A = lalg

% The thunder, lightning and rain, which
continued Tor several hours during yesterday af-
ternoon and last night, prevented any successful
geographic communication with other cities,
either East, West North or South.
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WAsHrNGTos, July IL, ls47.
That Pamphlet

Relating to the appointment Of Captain Hughes as
Lieutenant CoioneiW the new battalion of this District
over Charles Lee Jones' Esq who raised the men under
the expectation of the office, learn that General
Walter Jones, the father of Charles will have n pamnh
let out In few days and from all that we have learned
OF the case the statement will require too
the distinguished position here OF Gen Jones rebnts
from the Secretary Of War and expect that he Will
give It, in justice to public opinion As Il stands ones
cy but when raised the appointment given to Cant
hughes II there be two sides to the question let us
have them. NJ
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The Married WOnan's Private Medical
coun,u;op-Rv A NJ N,ur;ce,p Proc.sxor of Diseeses
Navigation of the Ohio River.
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, July 1916 II. \

Tuesday, July 1876 p. M.
The stock market is exceedingly inactive. Prices do
not fall off SO much might be expected considering
the dull state Of things In Wall street The abundance
of money in the market is the only thing that susains
the ancies in the face of the limited demand At the
first board to-day Pennsylvania 5's, Ohio 6s Farmers
Loan Harlem aud Long Island closed at prices current
esterday; Norwich and Worcester fell of q; Morris
Canal advanced 81; Reading Railroad, u.
The amount receiy ed from tolls all the New York
state Canals for the first week in July and from the
opening Of navigation to the eth of July in each of the
past two years, annexed -
New YoRK STATE CANAIs-IrooME FROM TOLLS.
First week in July. lsl7. Sl07 sos 10
Same period in 1916. ..............,... $500 03
Increase. ....'.''... ........ S46l3s 10
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the
mencemrnt Of navigation to the eth of July inclusive
DURING The same period in is4s ss days. ioSss 20
Increase. ..... ...'................. S4oo,7s4 ~
The amount received for tolls during the season Of
navigation in 1916, S27555e3 %, and the amount
received during the present to the 18th of July
inclusive exceeds the one-haf of the receipts Of $40
by the sum Of S3i.222 90.
The Franklin Bank of Cincinnati has declared the
eighteenth dividend Of per cent payable in this city
at the Bank of America.
Inc goods warenoued at this port during tne second
quarter, ending aoth June, amount in dutable value
70. ............. 81, 762 $50
With duty payable Of. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 67s60i
As compared with the first quarter Of this year, which
was 81 s6s40i dutiable value and s422 $50 duty,
increase appears In the value of S394 7 and duty Of
$3.50 3ti. Total for the six months-value S3I8l O9l-
duty 81, 100 SOL.
The increase in the made of the warehousng sys-
tenn evidence Of the benefits felt to be derived from
Its operation ON the commercial interest at large
Tho Comptroller Of this State In obedience to the act
chapter sxytwo Of the laws Of 1921 having issued to
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company special
tincates of stock to the amount of five hundred thou
sand dollars redeemabe at the pleasure Of the State
any time after the year ls47 and for the payment of
which debt the faith and credit of the people Of this
State is pledged gives notice in accordance with the
wishes Of the officers Of the company which the
certificates Of stock were originally loaned by the State
that the said of Eve hundred thousand dollars will
be paid to the holders Of the stock on the FIRST day Of
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Being the price, direct and expeditions, and
much than the Chesapeake Bay and James River
Steamboat Lnea the wide and rough Of the Bay,
between the mouth Of the Potomac and Old Point Comfort
being entirely avoided by this line.
Travellers advised that the line hereby advertised part
and parcel Of the Great Mail Line through Vrgna and that
il the Intention Of the companies composing the Great Mail
Line that shall be conveyed by them in
ton with the Powhattan always cheapy by other
any other line, except the line via Washington
For further particulars inquire at the Southern Railroad Of
fee, Pratt street. Baltimore; Of Stockton Fall the
Commerce street wharf, T1esdsys and Fridays,
board the Powhattan of q. w. GUNNELL Capt
NJ B-Tnvel!en by the above line will bear in mind that
they have hours Baltimore than passengers
the Chesapeake Bay and James River Boats and yet reach
south OF Petersburg the time with these last
when there breach Of by the Bay Line
iva meodsr