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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19
Good News Not from ireland, but from tile
HAT ANDCAP STORE
Francis 8. PauIi.

Also Mems and Boys's white and black
wool Hats glazed and Moniery Hats. Fur
and wool sporting and Ashland hats. A gen.
eral assortment Of Caps. such as oiier, fur seal,
hair seal. muskrai, &c. Mems and Boys fan
cy and plain, velvet, red plush, and glazed Caps.
Having had considerable experience ID the
business enables me TO assure you that | can
and will furnish Hats q Caps Of The bes. ma
,ersls and workmanship. and Of the mos. de-
sirabIe styles, Call and SEQ before purchasing
elsewhere charge nothing for showing my
goods. - /; .
Thankful for past -favors, will endeavor TO
merit continuance of ,hem. .;tg3{ So
FRANCIS S. PAUL.. 4
{ P. S.--.Furs bough, al the highest cash
prices
s''oudsburg September q. ls4s. 3ml
BLANK DEEDS .,
For sale at this Off1te,
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Sc ACRES

or ihereabouis, adjoining the above mentioned
property. .and lands of Michael Shoemaker Esq !,
Simon Meyers and others. ahou, 36 acres Of
which are cleared and in good state Of cult
valion. There are two bearing orchards and
other fruit trees on the premises. The bull
dinGs coflsits of
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ported in all directions. From the tone
of SOM, of the Dlohn papers, the great
struggle cannot be delayed many days
longer.
The Lord Lieutenant has at lfngth Ia
ken a bold and decisive stand He has
issued proclamation, in which orders
are given for the suppression Of the
cluts. ..
On the 2S!h of July, the Office OF the
Dublin Nation was seized by:a large
police force. All the composltors, elev-
en- in'numbar, were arrested, aud after a
hearing before magistrates, committed
to prison.
FEAR OF CuARrlsr DcTaHsAK.--At
Liverpool, serious aPprahensions were
entertained OF an outbreak on the part
of the hartiss.
Twenty thousand special constablPs
had been sworn in, with a View otmee:-
mo any emergency.
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:. .nscrIs. u VISA a, Wa !JI1:.e;s o.
en- en;iiIe4 10 i; IS i, APP lcars nearly all
other offers Of the army have been. Ie'
:ssg.atienan frora Michigan inS,nuates
"a, General Taylor received extra pay, for
what H. calls, "ths form Il roIi.ne Of light
a.,itary dat, at comparatively unimporIant
posts. ST. Ganera! rayio: has spen,
'o2ch his time ia the service o. the west
en- troauar; but is the frontier service eight
iu..l,a;y da,v?n Were there no ha'aships
ASA 0rYalions to endure hrr1t Let the
Western members ofths House answer I
undertake to assert that lie frontier service
J., the m >;t disco ntortlDlc the most uraesi>
.ab!e hat al Off 'ef who preferred personal
ease 10 the hard du'ie4 Of the camp, Could
te Subjected to. Bat General Ia ylor has
Always been ready to serve his Country
wherever his services were required, how
HrdUou7 soover they might BE, and so far
from having received more extra pay than
General C,,=s, as Instituted, defy tire gen
,,cman to show that lie has ever charged
one dollar for extra pay. Here is the do.
uutnent which shows the sums paid to of
Garr7 Of all grades ior extra allowances from
..e toulda,ion Of the Government It is
at The service of The gentleman from Miclli
gan. o. any other gentleman and. challenge
hem 10 find the name nt General Taylor as
HE recipient of an extra dollar. But Gen.
Eas5 received between 100000 and 5000
Tor sitting in his splendid and comiorlah!e
srans.on in the city of Detroit, enjoying
lis champaign, with every luxury and the
flaie;y Of family and friend, While Gen
Taylor was enduring hardships on the wes;
s.Tn frontier These are the two men NOW
Laced before tie county for tie Prcsden-
sy... Which will.It.e people prefere The
I,Ian Who never contaminated his fingers
= ~ Tie extra pcrnuisites ii office, or the
ro"1 Nho has become rich by such means
'tJt,rg received moe Esaa all officers Of
Ike @ajr. in HE Government! #
Gen. Cass shall be elected President Of
Reese United States, how can he refuse 10
Others similar allowances, under the
designation of extra pay, which h.
has himself claimed aud received with.
oHt hesitation, and without stint? And
10 what pIonder would ROT the Treasury Of
;!.e county be then exposed.
We Lave an instance Of his On record,
1t"jjl be seen in this document, No. l!2,
tina, Geo. b. Porter. Mr. Cass's successor as
Governor Of Michigan, actually charged
and received by ORDER Of Governor Cuss.
then Secretary Of War, So, for similar
ezra allowances, nearly equal to one La +
u In al Il. ia
territorial governors put together. How
could Governor Cass refused How couA
'.r inny 70 Others thai which hs had 50 free
J., taken ,or HIMSELF
(CorchNgI ne2t leslk
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For Sheriff.
JOHN JANNEY.


~ We have again to beg the ind.Il-
yerce OF oUl .ratrrs, br,lue" Oh onr per.
-.ral iualtentiou % the "The Wing"
'ia,io5 been bust ~ engaged ailth week
ia the oiiico of .Ae Commissioners, We
haye had 10 time 10 write one line.
We think the matter we have selected
very Interesting, and thcrr are some good
original articles on the first rasc. The
speech Of Mr.. Stewart. in relation to the
enormous amount OF money drawn from
he Treasury by Cass, win demand at
tention.
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Arrival Of the Acadia.
:. BAYS LATER From EUROPE
<rw YORK, irr. ~. 1919

&rw YORK. .AGr. II. 1919
The steamship Acaia arrived q. b.
:1n 4t2 O'Clock, having maze the pae-
sa.-e in tlitco~ days. she has been de-,
jo'ned in consequence Of the tor On line
lo>s' .' BE = fur or FIVE days.
"- /. st','3 troo' !:.y."-9i on
IN ~. a.-., -. 4efeiore hrIngS one
W - 1t. a'.'scs.
';.g na~'; rom Ire!ana~ill be read
with r interest.
A1ho.h no actual outbreak had ia
4.ra ;.l~-o, tne split Of instruction had
,-t - such head, that collision with
h" l,nglish Government was daily look
10 Tor. EveEagaes.
(: NCENTRATION or THE TROOPS.
he English Government are adopting
me most energetic means to meet the
Impending crisis The Liverpool Times
says, that troops are pouring into ire
land by thousands. Thirty thousand
troops are concentrating in and about
Cork, Limerick ard Tipporarv. This
overwhelming force has had the effect of
exaspcratng instead OF inimldating the
people to the extent anticipated,
The Habeas Corpus Act has been sus-
pended. The suspension appears in the
form OF royal proclamation. The
Queens Special Messenger arrived in
Dublin on the Goth Of July, with copy
%: the proclamation. 1t was immediate
~ acsI,atched 10 all parts of ireland. and
appears to have excited deep feeling Of
indignation
The Castle has the appearance Of
fortress. The Attorney General and
Solicitor General are constantly in at
tendance; and messages are momentarily
leaving, apparently on business of the
highest importance, judging from the &C.
lerjtv OF their movements.
Rewards of $500 each have been Of
fored for the arrest of Smith O'Brlen,
Meaghc,, Dillon, and Deohney. A re-
port has reached Dublin that the former
gentleman had flod.
The London papers Of the Goth ult,
state that the accounts received from
yhe South Of Ireland, are OF the most a.
farming character hat a rising OF the
DICP!' anu Sl"S5l@ vi tHc ii4Dst san
culinary character, were no longer TO be
regarded as events OF the most improba-
bic character.
Such was the state OF feeling in the
South Of Ireland, that government had
Issued orders for a constabulary force OF
five thousand men to be added to the
counties OF Waterford, Limerick and
Ilpperary.
These man are 70 be drilled to The use
Of the cutIass, pistol and musket as it
was anticipated that the coming insur-
rection would partake ofthe character Of
n guerrilla war.
Smith O'Erien, AEeagher, Dillon, and
the other leaders OF the league, although
under the ban OF government, are lar from
being idle. They are still organizing
"ld drilling tb. clubs, ii" orders from
rae Castle to the contsLy n0twIth3Land-
i2r.
In spite Of the vigilance Of govern
,n,n', p.oes, muskets, ball an p1 WIDER,
and o'fer munli5ns VI Var, are ! rams,
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Photograph for the bAltin ,.s 81,

Gen Shields positively declines the appoint
nAent OF Governor of Oregon.
INDIANA ELEGrION.--F ,a io.o',cos
ha'n majority in this State OF - a1 Ju,at bal
lot
MiSSOUEl--Messrs Brookia. BAY, Green,
Hall and Phelps, have been eleciou 20 congress.
All locus.
HLiSOlS.--Mr. Baker, Wh;g, and Messrs
Wentworth, Richardson, Harris. Younr, Nc
Ccrnand and Bissell, lccofocos. hpgy L>sa elect
ed to Congress-
IOWA --.Ncssrs. Thompson apd Lenl'Ee, 10
coiocos, have been elected 10 Congress.
Senate Wing; House Locofoco.
NORTH CAROLINA'--Thc impression we
gather from the North Carolina plptr4. with re
gard 20 the election IN that State il TIA; tIauy
Wing, is elected Governor by a majority Of a
bout 400. Tho wings have 4 maiorit, I'll two in
Tie LrGis nure. ana parties are equally divided
in The, S'onso otCotnmous. TINS .vcs No. wings
II minority Oil jpiut haot, ana the rAoa.c Of ii
United States Senator, IN place "i' Mr.. Hld4er.
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VIZ. Tg1sa'. &c ter.

~ L.
Nas's 4TA$a'@ &c ter.
One OF TIE most eXracrdi@arv 'oan
! men;s q the day is he ic"er Of Nj. Trisl
| 70 The Speaker OF the House Of representa-
! ttVts; d":ei Wcs,rhr3.er, Pa, August, 7,
1913 1t IS accompanied with a number OF
papers, which MIR. + says aIc vely import
an 10 the clearing up OF the .nyaItl"al!on'
hou2j'g around his proceedings in regard
| 20 the Mexican Treaty., &c.-.Tha Letter
will te prepacI in a moth or two Mr..
! lsiai lien gees ca 10 make he following
grave declaration:
"In one Of he accompanying papers,
e'e7 to he Represen atlves nl ,"a -Aine.-
'can people: under date Mexico Fe5rna'y
~ ]9'S,) my oe.'ri IS eNpress7d that Ion
gr2s' ana the country ha" been deceived
! BY the individual hoh.'n! 'Ae trust OF 'Pr's
'dant OF he l. Sa'~s,' a"a that h ob;e"'
for "h.ch that ern''on had been pract'-
ced, vas me indefinite pro'ranion OF the
Wat lAIs protyaction of Me war having for
eorn,ion in,o orr Troion ,yiis was my ho-
| lief f,an It ,s NV hajiafoow J, 1ots,r,a
Latter and ,cr,;,nl,r'v !, no ,o,os recen,.
Iy appended 70 it, nv belief is expressed
ar and The innro,no a,,ochsI f. n,o ,rnlt ii
Pres; len, Of the I-n;,ed Sa,,s, oven ,o,he
ey,en, Of uJoydioot;,,, ofro,i,,,I
The letter and agro nm pane,s
were referred TO ,,,e ro,nni,,,, on Fnrs,gn
Relations
Ap,7r,c,r1T,r Tho posto, Anas
,bns d;sco"r.rst to the ,ra ~" yvb; ,,
Who nrrtend thav rannot snnnort Gen
Tavlnr horansn he 10 M Will and va,
! tail, obont yot;n,, f,r Van barron
Thorr Wh;',s ,gho calI,d lbn vorce..
+o. C,nvo,t;nn a. onnaaa f'an To,,l,r
Laconye ba was .'not r. Wh;r,,, ora wa
onosted 70 meet At III. town nnmn n
mako nrnror,+;ons r., en,nnrt thlt t-,o
WHO. Mort;n Van Rnrep Mr. W;,yon
If Nat;cl. and 7naae 4 Han ora rocnns+3
81 I, him, u,;Ih ihnrn ror,;es ~ ,h.;r
snoochas M,l, r., ,ufn. nj. Va, a.,
ZEN men in Concord aro tn Lr;,q the HI,
ball A tranxnarrncynf Van In ,a, O.; "
ira hiy cost;n,t ynts :, rife tho nna,is If
anli-.lavprv l9,trr. and nancrs viii ba
exhibited. 1
Cor II ALHEArY.-Cnc ching die Bufla
lo'ConventIon demanded, "trerdom and
established institutions for our brethren
in Oregon" thy have already Obtained
,ha;s f,r,bn. in,t.n5' or.La '',,a 'S
SINGS ..nn, ,nIv inr Them rho Gro- D,
ans1 but Cow our now traIb,an , IN NV Nav
.Try'rn rnl T,l;r,rn;, ;, rn,an;nn - ha
1ayoloDod hv ,hn ,Inccr.o;,, t;,tnrn
" y y" ~ '''''' '"'''''
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TIE BrrrALo CoNvENTloN.-Among
the speakers at this assemblage were
Frederick Douglass and Henry nlbb, both
turit,ye slaves. Mr.. Berkshire, the pub
fisher or the Crisis, an abolition paper in
Nirlinla, also spOke
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-29
CUSTOM HOUSE REGULATIONS.

The duties on imported articles required by law TO
be paid entering them at the Custom House, Will
be found specified at the head OF such articles IN ou-
page of quotations. The following are other regular
tons:
Memorandum THAT in all cases in which the in
voice or entry shall contain the weight, guam
tity or OF goods, wares, or merchandise now
weighed measured, or gagged, the same shall be
we ighcd guagrd, measured at the expense OF the
owner, agent, or conSignee.
Drgipbdcks.-rhat, from and after the first day OF
December 1885, lieu of the bounty heretofore au-
thor,zrd by law TO be paid the expectation OF
picked fl IN of the fisheries Of the United States,
there shall be allowed, the expectation thereof,
if cured 18th foreign salt drawback equal in amount
TO the duty paid the salt, aud more: TO be as
ceraincd under such regulations may be prescribed
by the Secretary of the Treasury
Credfs-All duties are payable in cash--or,
Goods, w ares and Merchandise, on their importa-
ton may be placed in Public Stores under the Ware
housing law, aud duties paid when such Goods,
Wares, Sc, are Withdrawn thererom Except for
exportation but if claimed at the expiration
of year. duties and charges paid, then to be
appraised and sold under the direction of the Coec-
tor of the Port.
Tares alo,ccd.- On sugar in boxes Is per cent; in
casks II; in bags and mats o. Coffee in casks l2 III
bags q and bales 3; Cotton in bales q and in
g. Cocoa in casks 10; and in bags l. Cheesein boxes
90 Indigo in ceroons IL and in cases l5. Pepper
in bags 2. Pimento in bags3 And Figs in drums
| 10 per cent.
Leakage and breakage.-On spirits . per cent
Ale Beer and Porter in bottles TO- All other Liquors
in bottles 5 per cent.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-29
TRAVELLING FACILITIES
,,,.., r,,..,uc.s and Fare from Baltimore
AT BALTIMORE
For philadelphia and New YORK;

AT BALTlMORE-
For Philadelphia and New fofK-
About 100 niles S3 About 2ol miles 'aSo.
Cars or a Steamer leape are ""e
Nil =, q PM Daily, at ........6 A, NJ.
D",,,, ave- SIM. 9 A. NJ Daily, exc. Sun. % and
aud . p. NJ. ! ~ r. ~
For York and Columbia F"'-
as miles, 81 $40 miles, S2l25.
Cars IeaDe -,
Daily, at ...9 A. NJ p''', Nv o"" - n -
Daily, exc. Sun. p. M and o. p NJ.
For Washington city
10 miles, 81 so (no round trip tickets issued)
D D;,y vc SIM. GA. Nj Daily A. NJ. s. 3P. NJ.
aud s. p. NJ. D'"y ~
ia miles, 81. , e
p,;,v At 7! A. NJ and Daily, at 3 A M and b
p. M.
For Eilicott's Mills and Frederick
- miles 60 cts.-6n miles, S2.4o.
Daily, ....7,A NJ. Daily. 80 NJ.
Daly' Sun p. NJ. Daily exc. Sun " A. NJ
Harper's Ferry and Winchester w.
81 miles I'LL miles
Carslenvs daily,7t A. M. Daiiy,...'..''..o Ms
For Norfolk aud Portsmouth, W.
$50 miles. SIS.
A steamboat leaves So"e -,
Daily, at.....4 p. M. Daily, at.....'' A. 4"
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-29
r EG u l. A Ti0NS
OF THE PORT OF BALTIMORE.
Ectracts from the Ordinances no,o in force.

Ills incumbent on the Harbor Master to collect all
tonnage daily and whenever days tonnage is due,
and the payments not secured to his satisfaction, he
shall enforce the payment thereof in the same man
ncr as other city dues are collected.
The sum of two cents per ton shall be- and is here
by assessed and levied upon every vessel OF sixty or
more tons, arriving at the Port of Baltimore, which
by the laws of the United States, is required to
port and enter at the Custom House. and the collector
OF the port shall be, and is hereby authorised to col
lcct the same.
Also the of two cents per ton shall be, and is
hereby assessed levied upon every vessel osxty
tons arriving at the Port of Baltimore, which,
by the laws of the United States is not required to
port and enter at the Custom House, and that the
Harbor Masters SHALL be, and they are hereby author
iscd to collect the provided, nevertheless that
the of money assessed and levied by this section,
shall be colectedlrom each vessel but once month,
although she may arrive more frequently.
DOCKAGE.
| All vessels, except those with fire wood, lying at,
or in manner making of any wharf belonging TO
rented by the state, shall pay dockage according
to the following rates:
Those occupyingth the lst tier, pcrton perday cent
WHARFAGE.
| SECTION |. Belt Gtpcted md Ordainedbyhc May
or and Cug Council of Baltimore, That from and
after the passage of this Ordinance, all Goods w
or Merchandise landed on the public wharves, from
on board any vcssclor vessels lying said wharves,
or placed thereon for the purpose of shipment
posture for sale, shall pay the following Rates OF
| Wharfage for each and every day the same may
main thereon or any less time (cxcrpting, however
Fire Wood and Lumber, the rates Of which to be
accounted for the whole time allowed by Ordinance
for the same to remain on the wharves,) to be paid
by the cOnSignee, in event of their being
nome the of the vessel and all goods shipped
from vessel to another, half price, also To be
paddy the shipper, or owneror the master as afore
| said.
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CLOSE: DUE
E.,.. ,;,. nc On, g. Bpm. &llP.M.
''N"''' NJ ....l2 p. M.
Grnnt Southern. daiIy.3 p M..........74 A. NJ.
IyaSLi,gtom daily "a NJ AZ gp NJ. M, SISP.M.
Western daily ........6 A. M.........,.b5 p. NJ
Nyn.b..irr Va ex sun. d A. M............65 p. NJ.
York Pa Route, Eek. Sun.ll A. M. ''.'o2 p NJ.
An,npolis. Md cx Sun. sA M. S4P.N $ Jam. M
DL,,u,r, Il Sborrorya.l
S,,,,,rsot &, Worcester :, . =,
co. Ma Sunday Tues {
~ G. .TLursdtv
Tn COMMITTEES of EShore,
XII Monday We'd s A. M..........3 p. NJ.
ucsday and Saturday
Uur.r Marlboro Route,
Wednesday, Sgp NJ .......S A. NJ.
anJ Fr;Jav.
ID. 'robac.oRGntc We'd
-. ond sunday ('P' ME- '''''0 ~ u
WESTMINSTER Route, }
NJ. Nv rInrsdav Scr M........7 p. NJ.
Ni1"rai
pal'Air daiiv. ex. sun. s. A. M............ . p NJ.
DATES oE POSTAGE
RAlh> of 'O' ~ -, or ~
Letters comPoSth o. one VI 'h'i. r;oL' ~ p'p'
but not 'Nc'e"'"S , ,. 3 at, " 7 5contS
distance ~. .> o,r am miles 10 cents
On every addhlNha' WciSn' VI "''' "' I,',:' =
any iract'on'' eNIeNs ~ i. ~. -, "' H. di,anc.
postage Is ci''lS'u , D., ore f,r delivery in
Letters nroPPt" !" wv
the same place. c'n'' '"'i' - , ,,,,s .,,oh h.,
Letters advertised are "'' 80 50 ~ y ,,,', ,
sides regular postage VI " '"'
cents ,,.,n;,rs ool advertisements. nrinted
I., ','' an n,n.r n,t LARGER than duarto post
or 'n fnId.G and directed, but unseaIcd }
cents nrr sheet any distance, postage TO be prepaid;
when sealed. same as letters.
Circulars on sheets larger than cap, are rated as
pamphlets. , -
On Pnnphlefs, magazines, periodicals, and every
other kind of prnt"do other mater (eN'ep' new sp"
circulars handbills aud advertSemrntS,) uncon
,oc,.d with any manuscript communication, weigh
~ ono onncc or less . cents per copy, for any dis
t.ncr For every additional ounce, cent Any
fractional excess exceeding hall an ounce, 10 ne
hn,I ne an ouucr. an excess less than half y.
o' hs d;srorarJrI
Vo,,.,,nar4 (wh,n sent by the editors or publish
arc ,h,r.or if thrv dn not exceed l9l) -uPrriici al
:,. c on,. distances in the State where published.
cent For any distance exceeding lo1 miles, out "i
~ S,,,o where nubli she'd Il ct. A newspaper ex-
.od;,m iona inches TO be rated as a pamphlet.
yo,nsnoorrs irreouIarlv sent, that is, IN non
,sor;hr tb,. urrSon sending must prepay cts. for
och n,unr
W. the article TO be mailed is circular, pam
hin, o. n,.wsnaprr il should be : rnvcoped as 10
h. ann, ,t oue eud-othcrw Use il will be charged as
L,t,r
E.o;, 1T,;ys-A mail is forwarded from Boston
~, y.l, IN and received from England via
u,lif,x Nova Scotia) by the British Mail Steam
p.,,s werkIv alternately for eight months in the
, 1 ,yice ,noth for the four winter months.
Letters thus sent, must have thrlr postage 10 view
vi, o. p,.,o, nrr-n,id The postage on Ship Let
l;,r,d y, th, off &c where the vessel arrives,
~ d csnts f conveyed by post cents in addition to
the ordinary postage.
OCEAN SlhNh M
American Mail Hedm'rs'-i ne 'o''o"r's "'o ,' ~
rates OF postSc san, hy ,his lin. IN
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I W hole Number 530l

ed One Dollar. Bills of Sale, where the amount
conveyed exceeds 200 and release of mortgage,
One Dollar.
payment Of the sum intended to be secured,
quired to be stamped according TO the above scale.
Where bond or is given for the debt secured
by the mortgage, It is not necessary that such mort
gage, and the bond note thereby secured, should
both be written stamped paper.
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RATES OF PIL0TA G L

FOR THE PORT OF BALTIMORE,
Condensed ,riMother pertaining Hereto, from
rarious Acis Of the General AsSemblgV Maryland.
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SPECIFIC RATEs.
Lire SfOck-Hurned cattle, horses and hogs, in en-
tire loads lat owners risk from sniocaton or
e>cape) the rate of 80 cts per 100 lbs. through.
Cumberland Coai-per ton, per mile. .........2 cts
- from Cumberland TO Bait. ,pr.tn. 80
&" from Cumb'd TO w ash City, $50 SO
I" " from Cumb'd 10 Dam No. 6, $0.75
Plaster Paris, per ton, per mile. cts
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-29
STATE OF MARY AND.

Tdrif Of Duties imposed by the ST A M p A CT
on Promissory Nofrs, Bills of Exchange, Special
Ties and other Instruments Of Writing, on and
after May 10, lSi5.
On Notes or Instruments of and under One Hundred
Dollars q Stamp is Teuulred,
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-29
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TARIFF OF RATES OF TRANSPORTATION
ON THE MAIN STEM
per 90 lbs.

BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND CUMBERLAND
0c-SutjccttO some HtHe modi fcafion tchere whole
car as engagedfor specific article.