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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-02
THE NIAGARA SHOWER BATH.

ENTIRELY Me- ARTICLE F r
IA SHOWER BATHING. with cold warm
water. great and important improvements m ade in
this Shower Bath all others by throwing the wa
imme lately On the body without wettng the head
unless at the will pleasure of the bather; but
greater point is gained by being enabled to battle
with warm water, which no other shower bath is
adapted to- and most important OF all the Bath can
be indicated without injury 10 the hair Many per-
sons cannot take cold bath-their is met in this
as they regulate the temperature OF the water to
suit their wish and commence bathing at any season
of the year without any unpleasant result. Ladies
can have the advantage of bathing without wetting
the head or covering the same.
The arrangements are simple aud complete and not
liable to get of ORDER the bath be adjusted to
suit any heighth from a small child TO the tallest
person. When the door is closed the fixtures are
hid and the outside appearance is that Of neat piece
Of furniture.
They have received the appreciation Of several
Medical gentlemen; others requested TO call and
examine them.
Read what Armstrong says:
EDO not omit, We who would health secure,
The daily fresh ablution, that shall clear
The sluccs of the skin; enough TO keep
The body sacred from indecent soil
Still 10 be pure, even if il did not conduce
CAS- much as it does) to health were greatly worth
Your daily palms, tits this adorns the rich;
The want of this is roverty's worst foe.
With this external virtue, age maintains
A decent grace; without ii, youth aud charms
Are loathsome. "-Art Of Preserving Health.
Manufactured by the patentee.
EPHRAIM LARRABEE,
jy l5-6m 81 South Calvert street, Baltimore.
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TRANCE ON LIVES ON EVERY HUNDRED DOLLARS.

intermediate ages at proportionate rates, and these
premiums may be made payable annually, semi. an
nuay or quarterly, at option Of the assured.
Buys and sells Annuities.
Sells Endowments for children.
Makes Contracts in which life or the interest oil
money is involved.
jy 90 Il RICHARD B. DORSEY, scc'ry.
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Duty, a, 5 per cent; >, 10 pc, cent; 9, 10
per cent; 4, 20 PER cent? ~ per ceh''
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LYFORD'S BALTIMORE PRICES CURRENT. (vyhoIesale)


BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Par value Of Stocks-and prices asked and offered
PREPARED FOR LYFoRD's PRICE CURRENT.
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ma The following are the rates i Duties
in CAsn, by the Tariff of December LIST,
is46.-The Tos is TO be understood as
2l40 lbs.
ALUM-Duty 20 per ct. ad val.
fillmore, Ib,- 3 q 3.
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EVA UNION Low META L
He A II III n G .-The increased de

yHNA UNION VEL Low NJ e Il A l.
II SHEA HIN The increased de
mand for this article has induced the manufacturers
to erect extensive additional works, and pre-
pared. in conjunction with Mr. VIM. H. Muntz (son
OF G. F. Muutz, Esq, of Birmingham, England) 10
offer YELLOW METAL SHEATHING-w which
they confidently recommend. unsurpassed even by
the celebrated Muntz, English make.
Several suits vessels belonging to this port that
have been about two years (and at Boston New
Bedford, &C. longer time) have given general salts
faction, the price being about three cents less than
"copper" and the old exchanged for at difference
OF six cents offers great inducements for its general
use.
This article can only be had in Baltimore at manu-.
facturers' prices, of the undersigned agents.
Also a large Stock of BRAzlERs' CoPpER, Cor
PER BoLTs, COPPER and COMPOSITIONS SHEATHING
NAILS, constantly on hand-for sale by
f. PRATT & BROTHER.
les ly 81 and 90 South Charles st.
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YELLOW Notwithstanding.
Taunton manuf.. lib. - 10 q -
ZINC-Duty per cent. ad val.
Rolled. lib. - 8 a 81
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DUTY, Olive in casks, TASKS or hotties, 30
per cent; LinSeed, HenpSeed, Rape
seed; Sperm, Whale aud other Fish
Oils of Foreign fisheries; Neatsloot, %
per cent. ad val.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-02

MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
VNHE MUTUAL FRI AND Nj ARINE
IL INSURANCE COMPANY, at their Office,
corner Of GAY and LOMBARD-S will insure
Marine and Inland Navigation risks-and against
fire on Dwellings, Warehouses and their contents.
BY the Charter of this Company, insurers With IL,
share in The annual profits.
DIRECTORS.
William w. Spence. John d. EARLY,
Col O'Donnell, Richard Norris,
William Loney, John X. Randall,
Henry Winter.
DNOND DIDIER, Prest.
H. A. Dider, Sec'y. au2s Il
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PRICES OF STOCKS.
REPORTED FOR LYFoRD-s PRICE CURRENT.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCKBOARD.
August 26.
$500 United States 6s. of 1867. ........l04s
1900 BALTIC. s. o. R. R. Div'd Bonds, &c. III
1000 do do do Con time) -. III
5000 do do do .... 7l3
August %.
81 shares Mechanics bank ........... 1872
% shares Bait. & Ohio Railroad Co.. 32I
III shares do do ..,. 32I
august 80.
Sl6,OOO U. S. 6's, of Iob7 Con time) ..l053
4l2 Baltimore 6's. $780,. 975
loOO do 6's, ............. 81
lIO0 BALTIC. & o. r. R. Div'd Bonds, nj
shares Baltimore Life Insurance " 52I
10 shares Firemen's Insurance ....... Isl
so shares do do ...... Is!
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FEATHERS-Duty25pr.ct.a d val.
American, Geese 10. - 81 a. 50
FISH
DUTY on Foreign-caught, 30 per cent
and when hOme-caughl are exported,
drawback eQuu IN amount to the
duty paid on the foreign sail with which
they were cured, shall be allowed.
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE co
NO. is SOUTH STREET.
JOHN l. DONALDSON, Pres't.

TUNHIS COMPANY proposes to insure lives
Il for one or more years, or for life, at the RE.
pUcED rates specified in the following table, ling
low saeiy 10 the assured and TO the company toouid
justify; with these rates the assured enjoys the bene
fit Of immediate in lien of prospective and
tain bonus. lie risks neither his policy nor The pre-
MUM that he has paid.
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PLASTER RTS-Crude-F
Cargo, pr. ton, cash 81 2 ~
Ground per Dbl. | a l III
POTATOES Duty 30 per cent.
Eastern, .bushel u
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

- STOCK MARKET.
bntTrrMons Feb a5-e25o Maryland ss S. 70; 500 Ma
ylana Susncy 3s u $500 Baltimore 1890, 971< "a shs
Msrch'pts Bank soy; 10 hank Of BALTIMORE SO; 10 Bamo
and ONO Railroad Co, 3sal; 10 do 3sl.
eHrLADstPHrA, Feb 25Firsf Board Il share Phad BIZ,
iis $3.50 Wilmington 6 TEX; $500 TT pee cent Io2
kuo 100; $1,000 Sse So NV. f33x ti2 coo DO
sGg L,h Ems sfrP s' - o0s s 6, So s3ay 800
1900 Treas 6p.r Io2 $1,000 Bonds. is s3 $500
State So IS, 73h Second Board5Ol Sch Nav G 80 40
.f1er Saies-25 Martstown RS. 2Z $500 State 81. 7sS
1000 do es, 81; 1900 Sch Nav os 6a 4a 80 Heading RR
AK.
BosTsr Feb. .5-Brsker's Boards share. Eastern Rail
road, i04x lelx do Old Colony Railroad %; do Vsr
and Massschuxes Railroad Isl IS do Vermont Cena
Railroad "a; l do Cheshire Railroad s3t; 80 do Ear
Boston Company lDl IS DO Norwich and Worcetss Rail
Railroad a5c S6los Reading railroad Bonds 1850 50 es
1000 do 1850 Second Iosrdf shares Exchange Bank IS
do EHtern sarosd, 1ofz $50 do East Boston Company
~ l 50 do do sec S; so do do. $50 l4S; 300 right
Western Railros I'd, 80 a doc
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NV YoRK. Saturday Afternoon, Feb 90.
The flour market continued firm, aud good brands
Geuesee. Michigan Go, in good demand for home
use No sale Of wheat transpred, while holders
the same WITH fair sales Of white aud yellow. Holders
OF meal ws-e disposed to withdraw from the market,
the offers Of buyers being under their views Rye re-
manned quiet at previous prices Provisions continued
stsady ths chief operation being In hams, on terms
stated belos. Groceries stood about the Sales
Of New Orleans, with soiie boxes old brown Havana,
terms stated below.
OF 30 barrels pots made ct &C., while
pearls were nominal at IS %.
BEEswAx-Slles Of 1000 lbs yellow were made ct 90
23c.
BnRADsruFFs--Flour--S Sales of 500 bbls Black Rock
made at So ass and II said that the price
refused for 100 bbs Sales of straight brands
SO 25i and 100 pure Qenesee sold at IS 3lH. New Or
leans, according TO Quality worth IS 93x 6; 200
bbs sold at the latter asure 100 do fancy Gene
sold at So So Howard street steady at Sc lax
WheatThe laet eslas Of Genesee made at ST. 81,
while good Ohio was worth 81 % q 80 Corn-Saes
OF 800 bushels New Orleans damaged were made for
disabling at 4sc; $500 do handsome Southern white sold
private terms supposed TO be at about 67c and 100
DO old yellow sold at 57c and 100 do old Ohio mixed at
the sams price. Meai-Ths sales made yesterday at
so caused hodersto withdraw supplies from the
ket, and they unwilling to offer it, except
favorable terms RyeWas worth soc; and Canal, With
North River oats 40 AS BariyL Sales of 1900 bushels
were made at $50. Besns-Sales of 100 bbs made
at 81 81.
CorrEE-sales were mad by auction of ITO bags da-
mayed Rio at 33Sc 43sc, cash.
CorroN--The operations TO day only amount to TOO
bales which taken for export, chiefly at prices
ranging along inside quotations at which rate hold
ers supply the market very freely
LIvERfeoL CLAssIFIcATfoNe.
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co NJ NJ e RCIAh AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, Feb. 2o-6 p. M.


There was moderate decline in prices to day, with
large sales Of most of tn, fsnces At the FIRST board
Canton fell on per cent; Farmers Loan, Il; harem,
1; Norwich and Worcester, ~ Morris Canal u; Read
ing Railroad u; Reading Bonds u; Pennsylvania b's,
q; Treasury notes. IN, Illinois 6s and Long Island
closed fr,i at prices current yesterday.
The Hibernis carried out large amount of sterling
exchange and bills on Paris There good supply
of bills London In the market, and the rates closed
without alteration The shipments of specie during the
past week. amounted to 1884 bs5 Of which SO 430 went
to Southampton; $500 to Havana; sl6075 to Havre;
Sl94,745 to Liverpool, and 1918 to Cuba
The accounts from Washington relative to the treaty
are not considered by many satisfactory, while others
have the utmost confidence in it's rsaoation by the
Senate There is not the slightest doubt but that in the
svent of this treaty not being ratified, account Of
some conditions connected with It, 10 will be the basis of
one which will establish peace between the two
tries It opinion that the treaty In the posses
sion the government will be ratified or such
adopted viii guaranty Its ratification upon conditions
thatit Is aocepted by the Mexican Congress 1t may be-
have before stated that the Senate will wait until It
Is officially apcwn whsther the Mexican Congress will
tif II o. not and thsn cot upon IT, Something mere de-
ans w b knswn sAsiy N W. week. but w sssssssss
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Died.

Died.
On thu '26th instant, Mrs MANY F. DENMAr, wife Of
William Dsnman editor Of the New York Truth Teer
aged 81 years :! =
The friends of the family, and those Of her son-insw
John Ccigan, invited to attend her fuucrea f6m
her late residences, No James street. this Sunday
afternoon, the 27th inst, ct 81 o'clock
At Brooklyn, on Saturday morning in the year Of
her sSe. lane b, wife Of Samuel D. Abbot. -
The friends and acquaintance Of the family, and
those Of her father Peter Coffee Esq respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this Sunday It
o'ciuoh from her late residence No. SO Lawrence
Brooklyn =.
On S8tdsy, 25th inst, JOHN WANMAKER, son of JohA
and Lucy Wanmaker, aged months and % days.
The relatives and friends of the family, also the
members Of Hermitage Lodge, No 1855 l. o. OF T., are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
residence. Sunday afternoon ct o'co5k, 18th
instA at No. l7s Walker street 49,
On Friday, 25th instant, MARY ANN McCAN, a9ed 81
years months and Is days. daughter Of Francis and
Mary McCan. -
The friends of the family and the members of the HI
bernan Society, respectfully invited to attend
her fneral ths(Sunday) afternoon at So oolQo from
the residence Of her father, No ll6 Twelfth street with
out further notice. a. s-<s-
On Friday evening, the 25th last MoNreoMEny +.
MINNIE, son Of John M. and Mary Minnie, ageAA yssys
and months. .eN
Ths friends Of tho family respectfully ANtsd. to
attend the funeral this day Sunday afternoon, 9th
inst AT O'Clock from his fathers RESIDENCE No. 2ao
Gree&Wkh street. without further notes. l.
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Mails for ECurOpc.

The auxiliary steamship Sarah Sands will leave this
port for Liverpool tomorrow and will take with her two
days later intelligence than that which won't by tho
Hibsrnia on Saturday As she made remarkably good
passage hither she WILL no doubt make good return
trip.
The Daily Herald, which We shall publish tomorrow
morning, viii contain the whole Of the intelligence Of
two days. and will be ready at counter at two cent,
per copy, In wrappers, ready for mailing We published
limited extra number Of the Weekly Herald yesterday
which will likewise be ready for the mails Of that vessel
tomorrow morning, at the usual price-eA cents
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILApELrnIA, Feb. 26--Bseswax-The demand was
rather moderate; quote western 24e Cotton-Tran-
sactions quite limited small sales Of Uplands were
making at TIA se and New Orleans at SKA 80. Flour
We notice sales of 500 bills including brands
at IS rs; and extra do at S. lax q So 37H Whrst-
The stock hand 10 rather light. It is generally held
at % &c. Corn-Wehave only to notice saleso 500
1 =. at ysow ~ o1O 70 sns stooks mere
moderate inquiry, with small salss Of southern vt
45c 400. Molssses- Nsw Orissns Is In fair demand,
with sales OF 90 bills Mt 27Ho Sugsr-Ssles Of New Or
leans we're making to the trade at 40 $40 Tallow
Thelmarket quite bsre small sales of good rendered
were making at s1sc as24c. Whisky continued mac
tive at $40 Q 25o
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FIsH-Salss OF 400 bbls No. 2 Mass. mackerel were
% ary cod a. was ss ar@ scaled %G herring
FEArnrss-Ths market was quick, and sales of 5000
lbs good Wsstsrn live geese were reported at $780, and
FsuIT~ssiss Of 5000 boxes wet dried raisins were
made of 81 - 81 So 400 bushels dried peaches with
skins on were made as 81 SO 81 49, eoeOlbs dried az
pies al c and 80 tales LIE Dguedoc almonds on private
terms
HrMr-salss Of 100 bales OF American dsw rottsd,
were made AZ $i27 90 per ton and 100 bales do sl3S
per ton, months
Sales Ct 1890 pigs we're made at 81 35 80 days
MoLAsKs-sslss of 100 hhds Cardenas were made at
ls lsc Is tisrcss New Orleans at % to a. and 400
bbls DO. ct IS 40. Several cargoss Of Cuba have
Naval sroRrs-The market was firm; spirit, Of tar
psptns held at 45c and rough turpentine Mt SO 90
Ro9in remained about the same.
Oh MrAL-ssles of 90 tons we're made at 81 43% per
100 lbs.
ons -L,SsEEp Moderate sales were making at old
prices. There was no change in hsh oils.
PRovrsIoNs-N.w mess pork Continued steady at
about SIS 25 Sales Of 100 bbis winchesters prime
meas, wers made ut $40 Hans-Ssles OF lao tiercct
were made at 63io; $50 do. Danas eOli at exc; and
vsre made at ~ q Sc. Cheess-No change Butter
sales 20 packages this State wsre made a. lsxc Eggs
- Sales 80 bbls we're made at loo. par dozen.
RicE-No sales were reported.
R-Soles Of 2l5 hhds New Orleans made at
81 37h SIS 10; II bsxes cid crop brown Havana ut
s6'S Small patcss crop brown Havana were sell
sing at6><c.
SrIcEs Sales OF 600 bags pepper we're made at oac
months, and zoe mats css,ia ut Ice, months
ToSAcco-Ws submit the usual weekly statement
showing the prices sales receipts and stock ON hand Tor
the week ending this sftsrnoon:-
Sold mr. Reed this Stock en-
x....y v... x 81 * Il: IS 4. ,s ;Ss
and ". Carolina. 10 Ice.
Msrysnasnd Ohio hds
goanseiicsi ssed..s tols lie, Toe s9se:
fennsylvania do. to is sues
Florida. .....5 to SO I0l cs
's.r s.s 'sIS s: . :: +:
Yan...... ....s2 to 37H 1876 bis ,9s es
70 DnmSgn. ss7 bis
The BUSINESS IN general dull and there was good
demand for tobacco Of all descriptions; but with the ex-
cepion OF Kentucky and Cuba tobacco the stock was
low and the parcels broken up Holders Of Kentucky and
Virginia tobacco, as general thing demand higher
rates than the trsds willing to pay in Cuba TOBACCO
thsrs was less doing than SONS time ego.
TALLow-Salss OF 900 lbs reported mt sac
Sales Of leo 900 lbs quality, were made
at $40.
wHALEsorr-For N. West, 2Ss was offered and a7c.
ssksd
WHnKEv-Was quiet at "a 25c.
FnEaHrs-A vessel taken up for Ireland, TO load
with 10 900 bushels OF 81 Ga Lard was taken for
Rotterdam at No, aud cotton ~ II 100 per ID Cotton
wss taken for Ravrs by the psosst % hs an nss 81
10 per ID Hdd stavss we tSksp for Lennon al a. ~
49, Thsss va nothlps new 70 ether ports
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

BARBApoks, Jan. 49, lSis.-Our market Is sbundsntly
supplied with mort kinds OF American imports. Ths
only exceptions arc red oak slaves, which much
wantsd. or -four and meal the stock is not large, but
plenty for present wants Trade Is in very deoresd
state, and saes only be effected in small lots Tor i'm
mediate consumption The crop of yams and sweet po
taoes Is good, which has tendency to lessen the de-
mand Tor American provisions The crop Of Guinea
to in Is larger than for years past and the
Games are Looking extrsmely well The crop Of sugar
will be average ono but somewhat later than usual
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TO the splendid Coffee AVID Reffehmen Saloon OPP
Office Of Fulton and Nassau This is
only the bat il of the saloons
the city and feel confident that those Of friend, that
give this estabhrent call will be well pleased because II
iacen!uctes new paa; nd doubl the whole public
will be surprised ths that friend speek will
acct with from the poe Entrances 1875 Fulton aud % Mas
sal stre
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unless both buyer and seller benefited aud 1909 500
se5oo TO so thar sell fae boots reai for cash,
which cables to ae IT such remarkably low prces:l
sell frs qualify French calf dress boots 81 ISL second
do 50 10 ST. French patent leather boots 81 Ny store is
sna nv eve Sc, light. and sompctton is CHALLENGED.
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On the 18th inst, by the Rev Mr.. Price, JoyArHAN
DILLON, to ISABELLA MARTIN.
At Breoklyn, New York, October 18th, ls47, by the
Rev Thomas b. Thsyer, Mr.. CHARLES +. HERRISe, to
Mics ELAN M A sroNE, both of Boston. a.,
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REE0 ctss n,f lThEATRE11-MoNpAY EVENING;
AND YOUNG HEARrs-Jesse Ruyai, Mr. w. X. Blake;
uom Coke NJ Fleming; Bob, M; Hadawsy; Lady Alice
Hawthorn, Miss Fannr Wallack Miss 10 kett Mrs rer-
sssnt After ghich, the Nations, POk,. ~ Ms, s. Cl.iI
COX-Mr Boz Mr. HALFWAY: Mr. Cox, Mr. Chapman; Mrs
Bouacer, Mrs Watts. Doom O'Clock; performance
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VA ITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE MONDAY
~ Evening Fcbgary2s to eomrsnes vi ,he drama sn
Wrougton. Mr. Chsnfsu; Emily Mis-. Roberto Acr which
EAMiLf JARS-Delph Gr Holland; Emily, Miss Roberts
TO be followed b. A GLANCE At NEW YORK IN 1848.
M.w. Caaailas HmTy gorde. Aa od Mrs Morton Mr..
Woode, sko.maker-Kshri, NJ. holland; Nico Mr.. Como
yer; Madame ksbr Mrs Henry; Annes, Miss Roberts Fa
Iises IL
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". and Phi ladelphfn Railroad Fare
Correspondence Of the Newark Daily Advertiser ]

TRENTON, Feb %, lS4S.
An important resolution highly interesting to the
whole travelling and business community Is that adopt
ed ~ the House this afternoon nstructing the State D
rectors of tho Camden and Amboy II Co to insist
upon the establishment OF dsily line between New
York and Philadelphia running at convenient hours by
way of Camden, New Brunswick, So, at SO fare. As
State for the present rate of 81 charged by this compa-
ny, IL way bs proper to state that the law pre-
rctiber that the cosny shall not charge 50 but
1t ia evaded by the road crossing the Delaware at Tren
ton AID continuing tha remainder Of the way the
Pennsylvania nds upon road by thet State
The excess the So Is charged upon that road
New Jersey gets only eighteen cents duty for each
passenger, which assuredly is too small to constitute
apology for high rats OF fare. IL Is but small
consideration for the privileges the company enjoys
The way prices charged to persons stopping ct differ
emit points along the road is, believe, rs follows:
From New York to New Brunswiok. so so
New Brurswick to trenton. l IS
Trenton to Philadelphia ........s........ 80
So Is
Thus, 1t appears that person starting from New
York and stopping at these points, be conveyed
aDd prodably to the company for cents
half the price of going directly through The business
community is deeply interested In this subject and 1t is
not strange that they against the fare charged for
every reduction In the fare of this sosd il additional
uducemcnt for southern and western trade and travel
visit towns and cities instead Of stopping at Pha
dephis.
Yesterday afternoon tho way train to Trenton
going up, an engineer, named Cox, struck his head
against board which projected from shauty near the
Nsshsmony creek, and was Killed almost instantly He
left a wife and 1--WE children
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CHArHAN THEATRE.--MONDAY EVENING,
n 4.I assunAsN y, n.rcGuts G:.Iy NJ wslsot:
lay CAV spaeksr Mis-, Clarke Grace HaIksway, Mis-
nioreth; rsn Mn " l,herwood Drcs by Miss Dsorane
~ eoscluds with the drama Of THERESE--onwin, Mr..
Chanir.s; ricsrI, Mr. T,ylsr Mariee, Mrs Wilkinson;
Coonte" de Morvilie Miss Hildfeth. Doors open 81
oeloeh-pefionancs 90 commence Boxes cent?; Pit
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Fine Arfs-The Paintings by the old mag
tors cxh hton the Academy of Design Of
eopatd stres should be viewed bv and
the best and most costly coecc. introduced so this
csuntry. They number sky pictures, and
amongst them many Of great beauty and BY the cele-
brated old masters.
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Jacks boardcrs to travel for their breakfast keeping
poor Jack engaged all the time waiting upon them-at
the time drawing his face into such comicsl
tortions, creating much laughter BY all present in
court)
MAsprRArE-Jack, see plainly, from your state
ment that you took the liquor regards burglary
in that neighborhood together with the reputation Of
the store shall not bold you that charge hut shall
commit you on the petit larceny only -and 60 you
drank most part Of the poison called that
to be sufficient punishment. hr Burke, 90 to the
dons and Jack Yves Locked up for trial tn. next spa
ciai Sessions He left the Court with thu officer in
lively condition. both hands bsDg in full play siding his
enactGtornl - -