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The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-10
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 The following letter, which we received by the last maii was written befors the news had reached our friends of Phillips, of Major Rectors ren,ova We pubiish it. however. as of the evidences of democratic feeling toward the present administra tiou:
 s HELENA, Ark, Jaae 9e, lst9.
 Ny. Edisor--The democracy of Phillips and tho adjacent con ntes east of White river, of opinion that Presdeat Taylor should take of the last head of sny ofiee holder under the United States Govern meat in Arkansas; and haying learaed that there is eae, and ssiysa is sses ~e respectfully request his Excellence ts grind and whet Ais axe and take off the head of oas Elias Rector, Marshal of this State; and should his ExcslIepcy persist in refusing to do SO. then the democracy. respectfully sad sensily suggest that the said Eias resign forthwith. as we desire to see clear sweep-the deck cleared ef every democratic ofice holdsr who has dernean- ed himself ss an honest man and a gentleman.
 i l ~ ea MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-10

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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-10
More Curiosiiics.

The following are said to be part of the curl
Osltes exhibItedin the New Museum. asH
tooth from the mouth of the Mississippi.
Part of the tail of a striped Pig ~
brick from The house that Jack built.
Aspoke from the wheel Of fortune.
The pencil with which Britannia ruled the
waves.
portion of the yeast used in raising the wind
dime from the moon when she gave change
'or the las, quarter
Aporiion of the sugar used 10 the sling with
winch David slew Goliah. g9af
sheaf from the shock of an earthquake.
lhe sausor belonging to the cup OF sorrow.
lhe handle of Jonah's gourd.
The ear Of the wrong sow. very much pulled.
piece Of the equinoxial line.
lie kink in the tail of whole hog.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-10
NOR PRINTING.
Past Memories.
BY J. G. WHITTIER.

How thrills, once more, the lengthening chain
Ofmemory at the thought Of thee!
Old hopes which long in dust have lain,
Old dreams come thronging back again,
And boyhood lives in me;
feel its glow upon my cheek,
It's tuness of the heart is mine,
As when learned to hear thee speak,
Or raised my doubtful eyes 10 thine. .s.
/ hear again thy low replies,
feel thine arm within my own,
And midly again uprise.
The fringed lids of hazel eyes.
With soft, brown tresses overblown,
And memories of sweet summer ewes,
OF moont wave and willowy way,
OF stars and flowers, and dewy leaves,
OF smiles and tears more sweet than they.
Ere this thy quiet eye hath smiled,
My picture of thy youth TO see, 81
When half woman half child, -
Thy very artlessness beguiled, sf.' ass
And folly's self seemed wise in me
100 can smile, when DER that hour, sit
The lights Of memory backward stream,
ye, feel the while that manhood's power
Is vaner than my boy hoods dream.
Years have passed on and left their trace
graver care and deeper thought,
And unto me the calm cold face
OF mankind, and to thee the grace
woman's pensive beauty brought.
On ie's rough blast for blame and praise,
The schoolhoy's name has widely flown;
Thine, in the green and quiet ways 81,
o. funobsnysive goodness known.
And wider yet, in thought and deed, -
Our still diverging paths incline;
Thine, the Genevan's siernest creed;
While answers to my spirits need
The Yorkshire peasants simple line
For thee, the priestly rite and prayer,
And holy day and solemn psalm; -s,ec5. i.
For me, The silent reverence, where
Ny bIethren gather, slow and calm. asr
Yet hath thy spirit lef. on me
An impress time has not worn out,
And something of myself in thee,
And shadow from the past, see -. ss....
Lingering cen thy way about; .Er.is.
Not lightly can the heart unlearn a ed
That lesson of its better hours. ~
Nor yet has Times dull footstep worn
To common dust that path of flowers.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-10

WRETCH Considerable excitement has been
created among the Philadelphians, at the supposed
murder of woman by her husband, John Freed
ley, German-by srangulaion The details
are not worth recounting, as they show degree
deDrayity which are less likely to be initiated, the
less familiar they are made 10 the public mind.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-10
Smart Weed.

Smart weed made into Tea, is said to be good
'fnedy for choic. When cut and dried in full
''OOn, ii is said TO be an excellen, preventative
W bolts in horses, and an excellent physic like
'F' AheV. Que pound per week should be given.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-10

CuRIosITlEs OF THE EARTH.--At the city
of Modens, in Italy, and abou, four miles a.
round it, whenever it is dug, whenever the
workmen arrive al The distance of sixy-ihree
feet, they come 10 bed Of chalk, which they
bore with an auger FIVE fee, deep. They then
Withdraw from the pit, before the auger is re-
moved, and upon It's extraction. the water
bursts up through the aperture with great vio-
Ience, aud quickly fills this new-made well,
which continues full, and is affected neither
by rains nor dfouehls. Blu, that which is mos'
remarkable IN this operation is the layers of
earth as we descend. A, The depth Of fourteen
feet are found the ruins Of an ancient city.
paved street, houses, floors, aud different pie
ces OF mosaic. Under his Is found soft oozy
earth made up of vegetables, and a. .weniy-slx
feet Deep large Trees entire, such as walnu, ,recs
with The walnuts still sticking on The stems, and
their leaves, and branches OF trees as before, and
thus alternately chalk and saluabe earth 10
depth of The six'y-hree feet
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-06

lDI.N.S HOUSE, BOSTON.

TUE undersigned respectfully inform tleis friends ant
tue pubc that they. nave become propricors Of TIT
above new and splendid Hotel
Tile Adams House erected during The past season
supply obvious demand Tor increased and superior
Communications ~ this city, II is located Washington
street. within live nnutes walk Of The great Southern aud
Western Railroad Depois, and the business sections OF The
cay II adjacent 10 the Park ana tie Cupoa commands
beautiful view OF tile liarbor and adjoining towns
The House has been constructed after the approx ed
plans with all the modern Inventions that minister the
comfort and convenience Of The traveller and tile copsruc,
tors long experience III hotels has enabled him intro.
,we many Improvements which are, yet, peculiar 10
his establishment ls built Of Quincy granite, aud CON
tains one Hundred and Fifty Rpoms Seueniy urran.
-ti IN suits and hgle apartments, well Ventilated, and sup
piled with abundance nt pure soft water, H..
The Furniture made 10 orer from the lest patterns
with special regard well 10 comfort and convenience, III
luxury and splendon
our Table will be supplied with all Tire uxurics Of iii,
s-aEon and we pledge ourselves that the rariues
The season shall be found upon IT,.
We have devoted uausual attention to the selection
servants and our guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance. .r",'', -"
Porters will lie in realness the various Depots to TAX,
charge Of Baggage and provide Carriages or guests.
The lfopretora trust by strict attention TO the wants
Gness 10 merit share Of patronage assuring all who ma,
Sor item with u visit, that nothing shall be wanting
ae.r part to render the ADAMS House second ii
the tihon r. L. u W T. ADAMS proprieorss
J.. ADAMS. JR, ,..
wsi. 7. ADAMS. 1..1 ...... q 49,.
Adams House, Boston, .-.. .,,.....
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RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
CONSUMPTION,

7 OUIS FONTAlN, jr., partner of the firm Of
La Fsntain & Son, Chemists and Prescriptions
ISIS 10 the Royal University Paris, has established
at Washington city, ID. G., depot for the sale Of
The above celebrated compound, at VIM Adams
Bookstore, No. 3. Elliotts Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hall, which they offer
to the American public sure aniidoie for Con-
sumption in lis eraced Us well as incipieni stages.
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arrestnE
their decay, itnot only soothes and quiets at once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease, but restores the lungs
and their sympathising organs, to natural and heal.
thy action. Accompanying each package are gen
era instructions and directons (translated) for its
use adapted to all cases, and il strictly followed
will not fail, in every i,stance--ifthe lungs are
moi wholly consmed--of restoring 10 health
which may be permanently secured by future care
and avoiding TOO much exposure 10 atmospheric
changes. LOUIS FOUNTAIN.
Price eight Frames
ISSFor the information OF persons residing in
tho interiors any part Of the government would
state that The remedy is prepared and imported di-
rect from their Laboratorie, Paris, and that the
same can be transported through mail, us he Is ad-
ysea by officers Of the Post Office Department, to
any post Office in the country, at the same charge
as for double letter. Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who may wish to
avail themselves Of tho remedy, can do so by ad-
dressing him through the mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will cntitle per-
son to one whole and one third package.
LOUIS FONTAIN.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-06
P A WHO N.

NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.
TIME Proprietor begs to inform his friends and
i the public, that he has made cons iderable
improvements in this establishment since the last
season. lie has erected large building contain
ing 80 rooms, altogether disconnected from the
main body of the Pavilion. These rooms are in
tended for gentlemen only they are of comfor
able size, light and well ventilated, and superior
in all respects 10 those which are generally demo-
minated single rooms in the various watering pla-
ccs throughout the country.
The Proprietor is now ready TO treat with fami-
lies or parties wishing TO engage rooms for the
season. Letters addressed to him at the City Ho-
tel, Broadway, will he Immediately attended TO
A steamboat runs between New York and New
Brighton, at the following hours, viz:
From As,o brighton. From .Nb,th Pier, NJ York.
Al and IL AM At9, PM. and ~.
q" 3 90, PM. IL, 5, Q, PM.
More frequent communications will he estsb-
iishcd az The season advances.
The Pavilion Is ready for the reception Of com
pany. r. BLANCHARD,
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Harden & Co.,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HAVING DISPOSED OF their interest Ia the Express be-
III tween New York aud Boston, beg 10 inform their
friends AMI the public thai they viii devote their attention
particulary 10 The Exchange Shipping and Commission
business III conneAioIi with their Liverpool and Boston
Houses AMI Agencies ut London, Paris, and lIayIe
IN. facilities that have been offered by The subscribers
the past few years for the execution Of London aud Paris
oriers are very much Increased through tie direct
line Of steamers from New York.
Orders Tor purchases be made In England France and
other parts OF Europe will be executed and upon the most
reasonable terms, by our agents Cash advanced and
credits given for the purpose 81 facilitating their execution
Particular attention paid entering and clearing g0odl al
the New York and Boaton custom houses and forwarding
wiih the utmost despatch
Exchange nj sehr, in sums 10 suit constantly for sale in
London, Liverpool, and Paris
Offices No, Wall street, New York; No Court street
Boston, No. Cook street, and 60 Waterloo road Liver
pool HARNDEN q co
" u Our firm IN Liverpool continues TO give every AT
tsnfon To The forwarding Of all kims Of Merchandise upon
The most reasonable terms by steamers aud sailing slips IL
all paris OF The worll
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-06

| MEDICAL. COMPANION, by Dr. A, NJ. MAuHIceArt
Professor al Diseases o Wuinan ~ eiinn mni PIP 20
price al $4,000 rophs S6td ~ Hyre n,ohthf.
Ilr great demand ior i.l most important work (ol
which Thousands aolD has compelled The Issue oi
ihrr edition. u IL intended especially Tor The married,
,arlos,s important serreta which SHOULD he known 10 them
particularly Here every female discover The rauses,
symptoms, and the most efficient remedies and most GER
tain mode 81 cure, in every complaint 10 which her sex s
subject +.s
III an important question to The married why IL IL that
we behold many married females sckly dtbiatet and
Frustrated lso the causes AMI whether they siis,ep
iibr Of remedy, They will here ind these important mat
teA, CONNECTED with discoveries in medical AMI piysulur
cal science, which meet This question
This work IL destined Ia he In the hands of every wife
ana mother he has regard for her own lcai and wei
fare, as Well ~ thai offer husband
The revelations r0ntuined IN It's pages have already
pruved hirrsin. 10 thousands.
fn those yel unmarried b,t contemplating mnrrIas or,
frhaps hrsaiine as 10 HE rfopeiS of nCrring lie
SpOistilitea attendant uh6n IT, The importance Of bcng
possessed Of The revelations contained ia these pages So IN
lnliry involving thrif future happiness, he appre
ciare,i,
f0pies rein h. seni III mai FIRE Of Eashagc
GA HE receipt ui one dollar HE Married Wnnalg Pri
Medical Companion Will be sent free 81 postage 10
any part OF Tire nci States. All letters must addressed
(pGst radN 10 DR., A. ~ Malrreau, Box li2l New York
city. Publishing Office NJ. l2S LIBERTY 81, New York
For sale by the following Agrns;
ZEiBEK X co, Philadelphia, WIN. TAYLOR, 4 co,
Baltimore, st
sole Agent for Washington, G.,
" ADAM,
2 DOCS from l.9 street.
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lrlNTIIROP HOTSE, BOSTON

Mr. JOHN WRIGHT having rrlnluisle,la all connection
vi wiih The Winthrop HOUSE, ihwlll Tor the future he
ler HE sole management o tie subscriber, anl the hos'
innw opened iipel for the travelling public, wei
~ = home iJr nnfe permanent hoartis, ,.#
The situation n tne iot,se directly in front of Boston
Common, its spacious AMI airy rooms. and all lis inprna
accommodations, render uneqailed by any public ho,st
IN the cy IN lis ATTRACTIONS for The traveller, and for those
desiring more pcrnIalleni lodgings. ga
Every convenience to apartments, table and a'ten,
are, viii be furnished the ots", which con be had
any u IN tie city, IN lis attractions for the traveller, and
itr nse desiring more permanent lodgings.
Every convenience as 10 apartments table and atten.
'lifIGr viii be furnished at the mouse, which can be had al
,y hotel boarding house in The city and the subscriber
w,tryu,e himself The comfort OF ali who may favor him
with Their patronage. r.
PARTIES travelling with their families and with laiies
viii find the Winthrop House especially adapted 10 their
convenience ~ ''F .,,.
Tile patronage Of the travelling public and OF permanent
bparlera, is respectfully solicited
WILLIAM H. SPOOSER
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-06
EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICKNESS.

N all symptoms Of frequent pain in The Head dimness
" Sight noise In the ears, tstnrhed sleep, with agai
ing dreams, PiLPfTATION, FLATULENCY, and
WEAKNESS, Or, SWEErSERS pANAGEA should be
Immediately commenced with aud perservered IN, until
evcry symptom ceasss. The above ihc premoniory
symptoms Of Epilepsy, and denote very foul
lie Eool stomach aud pnrifr the blood
by lie ii this Punaeea will nj all times inre the body
against any "l these disaGeeabe symptoms Many pei.
sOna suppose hat IL Is ugelels take medicine unless we
are 50 in he unable I" attend daily atoms
therein hea their We 10 not insure houses and
goods when they fire, with the expectation Thar
Ihey will hirn up; but he-wir precept Of guard
ing against accident 80 pnriy our blood when we
we insure hoes against attacks nj sickness moi with
The exact expectation Of hcg sick but he always pre
percd nsana ts attacks For sale NJ NIL the driggisa
j. Y. CALIAN
corner OF ant, 7tf streets
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LLOYD has ingeniously succeeded in

TT LLOYD has ingeniously succeeded In in
Ill. venting a Compound of such delightful
nature TO render the hardest and toughest skinso
fair, and dcicatcly white.
Ladies' Riding, Gardening, or Painting, and Gen.
.lemen Shooting, Hunting, Fishing, Crickeiine.
Rowing, &c, or any amusement or cxeriion prem.
dical To tho hands. will find the improved ROUGH
AND READY WASH BALLS and TABLETS
plcasngly eilicacous in removing all hardness stain.
redness, and all other cutaneo,is Disagreement; pre-.
venting and rendering the skin soft fair and pksble
From the nice combination Of Balsamic ingredi.
enis introduced into the composition, they form
fine Creamy I.aher, with the hardest or Sea Water
which renders them very desirable for Salt Water
Baths. They produce The most sofiening and re.
freshing sensation, and will he found an excellent
substitute for the Flesh Brush. ss5
They are highly recommended to Captains Of
Ships, Merchants, and all who trade with Irreign
countries, they will retain their virtue in any eli.
mate. For sale by CHAS. STOTT
Drug y Apoih, corner Of IN Y Pa. ~.
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Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Wear


~
DnArfRa AND TAiLoRa importers Of Cloha CaDsimerea
Vslings Fancy Dress Articles, &r, 81 broadway Anne
sw anil n be nas @ n Ssa Wnsr wsr
lected with view TO rendering Their stock rich IN quail
y saa SafsT y sa *, brown ov+ and
greer mr cloths; various shades HEAVIER do; iirab and
blue neyoahire kersey; Canada grey dot drnb blue and
black Pilot Cloth; brown black, blue, and rnb aIoai
IrIN1ER FRocH!s, SACKS, Sc, beaver and mill-,,
DRES s %S6 f sN a sa i nas bl %S olive
brown, treen and Adelaide Cloths Of loy's, simoni'I,
Ti,SiNEss AND TRA YELLING COLTS Plaid
Cassmrre, rweeas, and other goods
HUNTING COiI'S~-OiYe, brown, and drab Mo.s
PANT4LOOSS. French, English, German and Anne,
with reference 10 the yarios tastes Of our numerous n,
irons in this line 10 which such attention has been d,tcied
a. enable Us insure lit combining ease mud elegance
TESTS Black silks and sans, fancy DO woolltn aud
velvet paids, figured Mei,s, white AMI buff Cashmere,
and Marsees, rich silk and satins, or'al and Parties,
ARMYAND M ny Experience enables MS 10 ,r,is,.
Always ~ innu Inc material necessary 10 The dfsren
FIRST QDILiTY READY MADE GARMENTS
Equal To the best custom work. "fs
OFERCOAT&.- Brown olive, green black, and blue
beaver and mlled cloth Surtols large assortment I'M.
proved styles sacks including blne, black, brown ra
hIoar; drb and blue Pilot; olive and brown Weeds &c
Youths and BOYS oyercoais Winter Frocks Sacks &c
blue Cloths plaid CassIneres Tweeds &c Dress and roek
Coas-A large assortment In various coors and fabrics,
Ilottls, lnrte quarter elf-
cles Pantaloons Black blue, m,xed and fancy Cass.
meres plain and ribbed selyeieens for riding, travelling
&c. Nestngs-Black Silk, Siiin DombaZne and Cass.
mere; fancy SILK, Satin, and Valencia; igered and plain
wool Velvet, black and figured silk do. Dressing Gowns
De LANES Merino, and figured Muslin, in great variety
Hunting Coats in various styles.
FANG DRESS ARIICLES-- Tagon Jenny Lind
Slazrka, and other sly fancy Cfavas English, French
black satin Cravasj superior black silk and Satin carfs
newest style fancy do; Merino Sear Mucs, for travel
ling &c.; iwled and plain English, French, AMI India
Pocket Handkerchief. Goves-Chasoiis and Dujou's
black white and colored kid; aso Merino, uckskn, lined
Berlin Linen, Cotton, DC SuspendersAll the various
styles and qualities undervess and Drawers Nerino
Silk and Buckskn, Wool and Cotton Flannel Hall Hose
White and Mixed Merno and Cotton various grades; Shirts
Bosoms, aud Collars. Umbrellas, silk, and Cotton.
PIECE GDOLS.-Cloths, Cassmer.s, Vestngs, &c,
extensive assortment can he Ound in the country
which will be sold by the piece yard low prices
they can be bought, with the obvious advantage OF seer.
ton from what can be relied upons the most fashionable
goods,
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
.. IN, Broadway, New York

J. u. MONNOT, PRopRiEroR.
1IIlS HOTEL situate in the upper and fashionable part
Of Broadway, las been enlarged as now 10 be The
most extensive that exists
The convenience beauty, and saubrly Of its position
have heretofore caused s accommodations be monop
olized by permanent residents Of The cy Us 10 exclude ut
travelling public from participation In is comforts
Extensive additions have been made, however, with
view to set apart transient visitors suits of parlors
bedrooms 10 be retained III all seasons for them.
Families from ahr will now find the choicest accommo
every attention will be paid 10 render Il attractive 10 The
transient visitor as has proved TO those whn residing IL
The vicinity OF New York, have constantly since It's open
Ing honored il with their selection, us combining all tn,
Injuries Of the best European hotels with the advantage;
OF lis location,
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II.irs Hcking il Of tie most shining articles In
rie MARKET Spin g' Me 1fmre, hpri
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TO INyENrons AND pArENTEEs.
AGESCr ron OBTAINING PATENTS ron SEw ISvES
TIoSs Al wAsHINGToS.

AGENCr ron OBTAINING PATENTS ron NEW iSyES-
TIoSs Al wAsHISGToS.
w 7, ELLIOT, formerly Of the Patent Office, Informs
W. Ills former clients and Others that his office may sill
be found The where II has been located Tor
the last thirty years, directly opposite the Patent Oice
lie is prepared 10 execute with his accustomed accuracy
aud prompulees any bisness IN lie line OF his profession
th as furnishing information respecting the originality
aud patenahty oinvenons, preparing papers aud draw
nRs for applications for patents, caveats, Gc,
40 iose unacqnainied with him, he refers 10 the follow
ing testimonial of the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth, late Com
missioner OF Patents
Patent Office, Feb, lj 1872
Mr. William r. Elliot who has been formerly employed
IN The Patent Office Drauehsman, DC. having esab
hsd Patent Agency IN the city Of Washington, take
great pleasure n recommending him gentleman wor
Thy OF confidence, and being particularly qualified 10
take charge Of any business requiring knowledge OF me
rhanieal sence the progress Of the arts and patent IN
proyemenis Nj. Elliot u alSo well acquainted with tie
practice oi this oillce. HENRY L.. ,ELLSWoRIiI,
C0mmiFst'airr ui Patents.
W. r Elliot Is also tie author OF in plan 81 ihe new
Patent Office building. =.
IT, LrIrra ON hlane.A DO DE post. paid.
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MORNING line,
PER PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND nkLTl
MORE RAILROAD
Via Wilmington Newark, ElktonIInyr de Grace 4r, viii
leave The Depot Eleventh and Market Streets daily Except
sunday, - A. NJ.
AFTERNOON line,
Via New Castle and FrenchiOwn
The steamboat ONO, Capt Davis win leave Dnr! strs't
wharf daily, .&rcn snnday at . IL NJ.
NIGHT LINE ..
Per Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
viii leave HE depot, illh and Market streets. daily al ~
O'Clock, A. NJ
The Mail Lines win leave Baltimore for Philadelphia n
A. NJ ant r. VI. per Railroad, nnt o'clock, + NJ, bv
Steamboat,
SUNDAY MAIL LINE.
The only Line for baltimore Sunday, will leave the
depOt. lilh AMI Market street, al 10 r. VI.
Passengers must procure their tickets before taking their
seats in the cars.
WHEELING AND pfrTSBURG
Tickets through 10 Wheeling OF PisburE, be procur.
ed at the depot, board the steamboat.
Fare 10 Pitisbirg 81 p to Wheeling Sl3.
NOTICE. All baggage by the above lines Is entirely NJ
the owners Sk and passengers expressly prohibited
from taking anything baggage but their wearing apparel;
80 lbs Of baggage allowed each passenger.
oc's-diy O. H. HUDDEII.- Agent.