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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-08-04

SUPERIOR BACON.-The subscribers have
y heretofore been unable to keep hand through
out the summer, constant supply of their much adj
mired SUGAR CURED BACON HAMS. They
have now ready for sale large quantity and, invite
the attention of connoisseurs Those DESTROYS of a
supply throughout the summer can secure, at mode
rate prices, any quantity and have it kept in good
order until wanted for use They also offer for sale
superior Sugar Cured Bacon SHOULDERS, Beet
TONGUES and Pure Leaf LARD, in small pals
ADAMS * STEVENSON,
Lexington street,
NH ID If opposte the Market House.
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BALTIMORE COMPANY.

BAKE-HOUSE, O'DONNELL's WHARF.
Sales Rooms, No. 40! Pratt-st., near Ffedertck-St
Manufactures for expectation and consumption
PILOT AND NAVY BREAD,
SODA, LEMON AND WINE BISCUIT,
SUGAR AND WATER CRACKERS,
ALSO
HANDMADE WATER CRACKERS.
ny-vEsSELs SUPPLIED WITH STORES
Bv giving early ORDERS Bread will be prepared
and packed to stand the longest voyages.
;v1O w. II. BEATTY.
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TRAVELLING FACILITIES,
With Distances and Fare from Bnltimo Or,
AT BALTIMORE,

For Philadelphia and New York.
About 100 miles, s3-About 200 miles, Ia IS.
Cars Ieaue. fire due.
Daily, at........S p. NJ. Daily, at. ......S2 p. NJ.
Daily exc. Sun. 8 A. NJ Daily, exc. Sun. % p. NJ.
and % a. NJ.
For York and Columbia, Pa.
IS miles, S1,5O-7O miles, S2.124.
Cars leaue.
Daily, at........9A.M. Daily, exc. Sun. II A. NJ
Daily, exc. Sum-. A p. NJ. and 81 p. NJ
For Washington city.
40 miles, Sl.s0-(no round trip tickets ssued)
Daily, at A. NJ, and 5 Daily, A. NJ s II p. NJ
and IL! p. NJ
For Cumberland, &c.
IFS miles, s7-Whecng, Sl1-Pittsburg, SO.
Daily, at II A. NJ. and 4 Daily, at A. NJ. and 6
p. NJ. P.
For EIIicott's Mills and Frederick.
10 miles, 80 cts.-62 miles, $3.50
Daily. ........H A. NJ Daily, ......"..6 p. NJ
Daily, exc. Sun. A PM Daily, exc Sun. 10 A. NJ
Harper's Ferry and winchester, Va.
81 miles.-111 miles.
Cars leare daily, II A.. NJ. Daily, .........6 p. NJ
For Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va.
$50 miles, So.
Da Ill S,s ex Sunday, at Daily, ez Monday, at
p. NJ. Am
AT PHILADELPHIA,
For New York.
Cars or q steamer leaCe
Daily, at..............7 and A. N.Y. and AZ p. NJ.
For Baltimore.
Daily, exc. Sunday, at. 81 A. NJ. and p a 10 P. NJ.
On Sunday. '..'23 and III p NJ
AT NEW YORK,
For Boston.
Cars or steamers leace
Daily, exc. Sun, at ......'..74 \. NJ and P NJ
For Philadelphia.
Daily, exc. Sun, .....7 and A. NJ, and az P. NJ
NEW YORK POST OFFICE.
The Mail for Boston, via New Haven, closes daily,
excepting Sundays, at 81 A. NJ.
The steamboat Mail for Boston, via Stonington and
Providence, closes daily, exc. Sunday, at y p. NJ,
The Great Southern MAIL including the Mail also
for the Western States, closes daily at II A NJ;
and, except on Sunday, at P. NJ, on which latter
day at II p. NJ.
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MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TO-
BACCO. SEGARS, &C.

MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TO-
BACCO. SEGARS, &C.
CHARLES ID. DEFORD 4 co.
TOBACCO COMMISSION .AIER CHANTS,
No. GA South Gay street,
UHAVE on hand and offer for sale, on the most
I'LL liberal terms, the following
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
NAAA PACKAGES, comprising full as
4VoV sortment of all grades and sizes great
variety Of popular and well established brands, all
manufactured expressly for this Market and received
direct from the most celebrated Manufacturers IN
Virginia. constantly receiving additions to the above
stock.
LEAF TOBACCO.
700 Bales, consisting of Havana Yara, ST. Jago ST.
Domingo, Iguani, Myarie, Porto Rico, and Ken
lucky of first quality and flavor selected with great
care Also Spanish Seed in cases-kentucky,
Missouri Ohio, and Virginia, in hhds.-a full sup
ply always on hand, suitable for Segar manufactu-
rers or export
500 900 HAVANA and PRINCIPE, presenting an
excellent stock of choice and medium SEGARS, OF
the most favorite brands.
100000 AMERICAN SEGARS, Half Spanish,
part packed, 3 M cases, article for South Ameri-
can trade. Also, SNUFFS, Smoking and New
York Fine Cut TOBACCO, Havana and Principepa-
per- Havana Bass, Virginia Tobacco Stems, Tobacco
knives, Calabria Liquorice, Negro Pipes, &C., &c
June
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SIMMER ARRANGEMENT


The Passenger Trains daily, Except the AZ
ternoon Train from Baltimore, and the Morning
Train from York and Columbia on Sundays)
On and after WEDNESDAY,, 26th April, the
Passenger Trains will folows-
Leave Baltimore at........9 A. NJ. and p. NJ
Leave ork tor BilTo. az 4.S3 A. NJ. and 81 I. M.
Leave y orl for Columbia at u A. NJ. and II T. M
Leave Columbia for York and
Baltimore at............34 A. M. and IL +. M
Arrive at DIRK at. .l24 +. M and . +. NJ
Fare to DIRK at....,.. ''.'...'. Sl'oo
Wrightsville, ...........'.'.'.'. Tz'Op
Columbia; .....''''.' ''5%'i@2
Way points in proportion.
Through tickets to Gettysburg and lIarlisburg,S3
In connection with the afternoon train at o'clock
Horse Car to Green Spring and Owmgs' Mil,
arriving at the Mills at 6. p. NJ.
Returning, the Horse Car starts from OwingS'
Mills at \. VI.
EXPRESS PACKET LINE TO PITTSBuRG-
The Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad Com
and intermediate points, by way OF the portage Ral
road and Pennsylvania Canal
This line having been in successful operation Tor
several years. and will be found the most sale and
pleasant route to Pittsburg offered to the travelling
public.
To Pittsb'g via York, - Via Lancaster. 1000
To Holidaysburg q IA g g -. e.2o
To Huntingdon, (: ..64 '' {" -. 80
To i,ewistown, .: &c -. 7.Oo
The cars leave the Ticket Office, North street, at
o'clock, 4. NJ, and at o'clock p. M, DAILY,
except Sundays r,o,,,>-,>-c,
ma19 If Superintendent:
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New York and Liverpool Packets.
SA MSON CARTS y,
UATE T. PALMER y COZ
s. 13S 4. 40 baltimore street, baltimore,

Nos. 13s s; 14O baltimore street, baltimore,
IMPORTER OF
French and English Hardware, Plated ware, ia
manned Ware, Cutlery, longs and Shovel, Tenders,
Lamps, Lustres, French and German Looking Glass
Plates,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
LOOKING-GLASS, PORTRAIT < PlCIURh
FRAMES, CORNICES AND EVERY bEs-
CRIPTION OF GILT WORK.
supplv Of which always on hand, and made to order,
S7tf WHOLESALE s. RETAIL.
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PRINTED BY JOS. ROBINSON,
BOOK AND JOB PRIN Il Il II,
No. III BALTIMORE STREET.

ALTMAN AC
For the ,ceet, commencing on Sunday,
AUGUST 5, 1919.
MooN-Last Quarter, 18th, at Sh 3m. NJ.
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FOREIGN STEAM ~ OTHER PACKETS,
days of sailing.)
Democratic banner., 1849-02-05
NEARLY CAUGHT.

The following capital story is told Of an Ala
bana Sheriff and a pretty widow:
Court was in session, and amid the null
Itiplicity of, business which crowded upon
him at term time, he stopped at the door of
a beautiful widow, on the sunny side of
thirty, who, by the way, had often bestow-
ed melting glances upon the Sheriff afore-
said. He was admitted and soon the Wild
ow appeared. The confusion and delight
which the arrival of the visitor had occa-
stoned, set off to greater advantage than
usual the captivating charms Of the widow
NJ. Her cheeks bore the beautiful blended
|tihts of the apple blossom ; her lips resem-
bled rosebuds, upon which the morning dew
yet fingered; her eyes were like the quiv-
ers of cupid, the g~lances of love and ten
derness with which they were filled resem-
bling arrows that only wanted a fine beau
(pardon the pun,) to do full execution
After a few common place remarks:
Madam said the matter-of-fact Sheriff,
81 have an attachment for you.'
A deeper blush than usual mantled the
cheeks Of the fair. widow-with downcast
Icycs whose glances were conferred upon her
Democratic banner., 1849-02-05
beautiful feet, half coLcsaIed 81 the a6Es
ing drapery, gently Patting the floor, shet

beautiful feet, half c~oLcsaIed bl the fOE.
ing drapery, gently Patting the floor, shef
with equal candor, replied; , IS
Sir, the attachment is reciprocal
For some. time the Sheriff maintained an
|~sstonished silence at lasth he said
MADAM, will You proceed 10 eorftPOIA
Proceed to Courtf' replied The LADY,
with a merry laugh; then shaking her besu-
Itiful head, she added: mo. Sir! thoagii
lit is LEAP YEAR,i will not take ad-
vantage of the license therein grantedto
my sex, and therefore greatly prefer that
you should Proceed to Court!' :
sBut madam, the Justice is waiting,
'Let him wait; I am not disposed to hurry
matters in such an unbecoming mannerj
and besides sir, when the ceremony is per-
formed, I wish you to understand that pre-
fer a minister to a justice Of the peace.''
Madam said he, rising from his chair
with selsmnsdiguity, 'there is agfest nis@
take here, my language hes been m~isundsr-
stood, the attachmentof which, speakw was
issued from the Office of Esquire CT
commands me to bring you instantly be-
fore him, to answer a contempt of court in
.disobeying a subpoena in the ease OF Smith
Jones!' i"a >a"h'
We drop the curtain. 1880
Democratic banner., 1849-02-05
TIL
A E OF THE SOUTH OF IRELAND.

If you walk through the ruined town Of
Kilmallock, just outside of it you will see,
hard by the big old oak, a di'apidated
forge. In that forge the strokes of the
sledse hammer have long since ceased to
vibrate on the ear, and he who once WELD
ed it so stoutly, now sleeps quietly under
the east window OF the old abbey.
A pleasant fellow he was before he was
laid where he is, and a clever fellow wIthai.
But what made him most famos in his day
and generation, was his power Of breaking
horses by a whisper; whence he went by
the name Of 1.-The Whisperer," and his
fame spread over the six counties OF song
Astounding Munster. ~
Give him the ~fercest horse that nver
broke a mans neck, and Terence O'Suiii-
van-for that was the Whisperer's narne-
boldly went up to him, clspped his hand
upon lis name, applied his mouth to his
ear, whispered something, nobody knows
what, into it, and in two minutes after
wards, the animal was as quiet as a Qua
Iker, Some said it was effected BY this
method, and some By that, but it was
all mere guessing, and to this day nobody
knows the real truth, excepting lis son
Dennis, to whom the old man told the Sc
cret on his death bed. But there is an old
saying, that the world always goes on from
bad to worse, and it is verified in this case;
for Dennis does not manage the business
half SO well as his father. They say the
reason is, that he does not go up to the horse
as boldly as the old man "a dashing, or
hand fellow, who feared neither man nor
beast was wont to do; and it may be that
their is something in il, for a mans horse,
in this respect, is like lis sweet heart, and
is not the worse for being approached with
some degree Of spirit.
However, it matters not as TO the precise
way the Whisperer operated; the manner
in wI.ichh he originally acquainted himself
with tile art, was this. Terence..was one day
at his forge, busiIy employed, as usual, in
fashioning a horseshoe, thinking of nothing
at all, but barely whistling; when there
came by a soldier, lame and wayworp, tod
ing along slowly on the dusty road, in the
heat of a July day.
"The blessing of God and the Virgin be
upon you," said Terence to the weary
mGn.
Il an afraid said the soldier, Il have
little chance of either; thank you, never
theless, for the kindness of your prayer
But add to the good wish a coed deed. l
am faint with thirst-give me a drink Of
water
So Terence answered him from amid the
|sparkles Of the fire, as he still labored at
the iron.
Il drink no water except when. I cannot
help it, and I've no notion of doing to an
other what I would not wish 10 be done 20
myselE The best of buttermilk from this
to Dublin shall be at your SERVICE and
laying down his sledge hammer, he went
and brought some to the poor soldier.
The traveller drank eagerly Of the prof
Democratic banner., 1849-02-05

And if within that breast l live, my life were
not in vain; .
But yet, l would not pass away and think that it
was pain,
For I would have her think of me as one who
loved her here,
And to the memory of whose love she might be-
stow a tear
And when, in after days she loves some other
one as now
l love to gaze into her eyes, and OH her sunny
brew
If sometimes she will think of me--and say lie
loves as well,
'Twere sweet to die with such a thought to
bless my last farewell!
Nov. 20, 1913. R"'s""
Democratic banner., 1849-02-05
POETRY.
From the Louisville Journal.


III III UcdUIltUl
through every line like light through the win
dows of an illuminated cathedral:
The wintry wind is moaning. dear-it sigheth.
chill and loud,
While the falling Show is wrapping fast the
dead earth in her shroud;
There is no song of pleasant birds upon yon ia
ked bough,
And in the forest all is still, for all is withered
now!
There is no ripple on the brock. no glad and
sunny gieam,
For thickly drops The silent snow upon the swol-
len stream,
And nature seems almost as lone, in tits chill
wintry day,
Al in my heart in thinking o'cr the dear ones
far way.
But not alone come absent ones back TO my lone
ly heart
II is so full OF bitter thoughts. so thickly do they
start,
That dreams Of loved ores far away, the tears
for them I've shed, ...a .r.a .-
Are mingled with a sadder grief-the memory
OF the dead!
Their holy forms before me pass, and one by one
they spring a
With closer clasp into nv soul; md, nearer then
they ding,
The dearer that there passed away, and ne'er
again may be
More than a hallOwed dream Of joy-a memory
sweet TO me! ..... .-
/ almost dread TO think of love, to give my heart
away ..3
To any glorious one of earth, or form of NOR
tal clay
For, faster than the flowers OF sprirg, they
bloom, and blooming die,
While the flush of youth is on their checks, lis
ligliness in their eye.
And yet It's sweet in summer time TO dream a.
bove the grave
OF one l loved in happy life, and watch the long
grass wave,
And as the low winds muTmur by, to think that
they may he
Their spirits lowering round Tie spO. in that
soG! melody!
But oh, to lay our loved ones down, within this
cold, bare ground,
Without one flower 10 welcome them. 10 happy
birds around,
No vines to creep above them, and clasp them
as they creep,
Alas, it seems so d~esolate, | cannot choose but
weep!
l can but think Of joyous smiles, where now is
left a tear,
I can but dream of olden times when they were.
with us here;
l can but think Of vows of love that then they
heard with pride,
And muse upon them cold i'll death, the chill
earth al their side!
And when in winter time / sec the SHOWS above
them lie,
And hear the cold winds m~urmuring as swift
they hurry by;
think that, with those fleeing winds, their
memories will decay,
Almost, or ere that transient snow will melt and
pass away;
Yes, all on earth must be forgot, those whom we
love the best, "
Fade from our hearts when once the earth is
heaped Upon their breast;
And none may be remembered long--oh, It's a
20 bitter thought, .. .a..- .e
With many a weary hour Of woe and lonely
sadness fraughtL i
It is the bitterest pang Of all, 10 feel that this
To know we leave no vacant place, no y~earning
memory; ..s s..
Aud ! have thoughtthat did our love outlive our
81 mortal breath a a.-, 1ca ~
1t could but make our spirits lone 10 see this
after death!
Yet oh, there is one bounding heart where /
would fain be kept, -
A cherished dream Of other days, when long
mine eyes have slept. - ~ al ls.r.r,s :.
The last, sweet! sleep that soon must GOMEZ
Goal e. a,, uo,vt So. 2. #. s.a.8
Democratic banner., 1849-02-05

Teach erring man to spurn the rage of gain,
Teach. him that states Of native strength pos
sessed,
Though very poor may still be very best;
That trades proud empireh astes TO swift decay,
As ocean sweeps the labored mole away;
While sslE-dependent power can time defy,
AS rocks resist the pillows and the sky.-Gold-
smith.
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ytANTED-A situsuoa By naa vh5 understands
w gsrd-rng perfectly u ALI nrzr-Les, p0-sefs-S 4
borough knoSi-dge = fsrrning a-1 r. compete-t y
'asing charge n ccua.ry seat - also unf--ss-cs
.tsfrg care n nors-s Genteer % want - f1rh
you ) g. wsI 10 address roi- 70 D. p ofre n tlis
rerer here hey vii rad cor -e.-rt teffsl il tie
test n reference and character and Of caps0ir .1d
s4rart-ra-
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The Railroad Accident near Railway
Yesterday,
respondenee Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
wHEATcHIxr Tuesday, Sep, i3-I0iAM
Toe O'Clock a. NJ train from Newly ran
a the track a, this spot Owo miles from Runway N
sO~s,fnenes Of Tie ssteA 5,iss s,ylo,ed
train leaves Newly at A. NJ ard meets the
Railway train here about : o'clock. The Brunswick
train reaches here sbouis these three ali psssed safe
ly. Since then some worknen have been over the
route ana TIE inference IL that the switch left out
Of place BY them.
No passenger wss hurt, and not much damage done
70 the ears or the track fortunately the engineer
saw that all wss not ght before reaching the turnout
and reversed The engine
lhere s no person stationed bore % attend % the
svches, nor are there any locks connected with them.
IL rather unfortunate for this Company, tina; &C
ejent from similar cause should follow close upon
hat near the Princeton Basin. -.
The following accounts furnished BY the reporter Of
TRs Tribune:
The cara Of tho New.Jsrsey Railroad again ran O.
The irsck yesterday morning, about two and q halt
miles this eide Of Railway. The locomotive tender
and baggage and three passenger cars were thrown
o. but there was no injury Of consequence the pas
sensers- The tender aud ose Of the passenger cara
were much injured Nj Van Wrinkle Ticket Agent At
Railway, wa slightly injured y jumping from the
train. The Southern mail delayed BY the sccden,
some two or three hours beyond tae regular tgle
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Another bloody Attack upon UnofiendIng
Citizens-Aiarkets, &c.

IoTfspoE0erco on Inc Tribune.
PHILADgLPHrA, TUESDAY. Sept -.
Last night about ~ O'Clock. party OF rowd "a
entered thu California House al Fourth and German
Southwark, and fired among party Of Germans who
rad ball At thsi house during the evening. George
Heck shot 10 the neck tho ball passing entirely
around 10 Michael AmOTlne shot ia the breast
slug which 10 not yet extracted. German named
Frank received a irth wound IN his abdomen. Two
only - tho assailants were nrreste0-Bsrncy Hoeman.
Old convict. and Ejward Hardy The house Is kept
BY Mr.. AhrenDurgh, respectable German who served
the Mexican War, and Tough, hravely AZ the battle
# Monterey. The assailsnts were unknown, and a..
lacked the house sfter tue bsl which well con.
Quoted one had broken up. The attack was entirely
uaprOvoSed. Thirst for blood, intscr Intimately shed
appeared 20 be the only feeling that led them there
The nc~s from Washington In reference u the dis
mi.sel Of the French Minister quite excite
meui here.
Flour continues 6ull and without asy feature 90
rocs Sales SO bbls fresh, for export, ATS No saes
RIA FLOUR Corn MgkI-Smal sales AZ u WHEAT
continues IN fair demand with sales Of so bushels good
end pum- red NJ 0j Oc. white at isc demand nOier-
ste. Sales 90 bushels Southern yellow COeS a. sc
OATS IN hanged COTTOS ls more brisk viii .sea II 200
tales 81 improved raies % TO loic a. perQIaity
>iiks OF sToCKs Pitt B0G,6-i0 G.fac, lll; sis,-
90 Read Bds. ~ - Read g 5000 Wilmington %,
go S2f0 schvyki Nav Bds, 4ei; $3.50 Penn -, 81
SIS do ~; So do, s6i : So Phil CO 81, 90 10 Penn
~. lWt Harrisburg b. 43s
seeons sooyd-20o Bs, AZ $500 Penn a.. 100 s.
go DO, %; sleoo 81. ~. ne; 500 Penn S. n
S5'Osetyi Nav e, 60 ssi $500 Letish O., e7i
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NEW LAW BOOKS.

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e. roa HAVANA, NEw.ORLgass

GCIN AND CHAGREs-asil steamship OhlO-
Tue Unod 5tst,s Mall strsmsslp Con parry
Htu cspsten he and spsfio9s stssmsolp OhiD -
Thgf.d-y sept a. at oe.oes M from ts PEE lot y
Wsrr.t.s Il hoftf-alvsr under The command Of Lieut.
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TIE OHIO will eoaysy tbs Govsfmsn, rsls al p1-'
.enxe,. 10 he aclc from Panama 10 Cs>rn@
n. size, su-nsth ard po~sf o. nc ONO are Tar 10
yond hO-s u enY .eosl, icing $40 tuns spf
ten Win periOr double engines u 80 horse power
Passenger. ~ sssoranec 81 ssfey
and s~-d be fs aoy steamer fsaniHE VI
s.ngls engine. --.. 81,
Ihs arrsny.rnsn1 for he comfort ard sosFsrieheS .
n. passengers AssrA sesis-in hef 80
eiOQs salo.rs and vel ventilated cabins MA sss fsh'
a. ID, conysnisncs u 9rsLeLess sotsi are W pc Ishs
skDvceo sATzs " SAssAsS 70 esAsDs.
stzte-room Lsfto, afsr saloon. 49,
ststs room b srth, iorv Ard ssloon........... g
,fee,sss fygrd 9Th beds and sspssts nrss
xgls 6ezg.r. allowed ffsifhi ooc per c.Dc ior
Cbsv,-. go <ers vii BE- Nsrsf~rsc Al fsr.Cfssrs
q, - - ,noxn dOobis->ns1ns stssms1ic sAL'o'.
I.ar H.rt,1is T. s. ~ commander, and pfoossr aDers
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st.f~, "a befh, xfsr ss-osn 20 Ses Dfssns 80 ssr'
.r.te-roou berlt, forward saloon, To DOM. -
&c., oarn BERN, .ter saloon, 10 Hsyshs.... -
sf.te-r,n bsrth for~ ard SALON to><o =,
Fesl.Lt W sew-Ors.ns, ID e~uts per e.>ie Tot -.
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