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Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

at the linel was naufaaed by Tie naturalization
Of his faller, beeauf he "told me of the cfeam
stances Suppose he did tel me so, (which |
positively deny, dos that make il sol Even
though his assertion might convince me of the
fact, bundle Of eeaideaiss from me, no matter
how strong would beof no legal value. II II be
true that his iathtf vas In tins country aud nat.
uraEed, Is i poashli that General Shields should
kHor the fact, aud sf know the State aud county
whete it oeeuffed When authentic copies Of
those naturalization spefs. II they exist could be
50 easily procured d it not strange he should at.
iempt 10 extafi ftonme by menace a statement
wheh, Il ohialned. could have no legal bearing
upon the suhleeli
What the consequences" ARE against which
Gen. Shields gises ne fair warning II persist
IN what no sane nan will call "iniustice,a am
rqualls ignnf - = nd ndnsfrn, 10. one thing
is certain. b tier what they may. ! hase nc.
given, nor sail siye him. any " statement Of
the rhafaesf teqaifet, either quietly" or upon
" "impefaike dsmands
In eon'nsion. will state that I have neither
pfavasksd nor desired the necessity that has I'M.
pellrd tn= Ia make this communication. fs.
specially submit It under the fall conviction that
Il Is clied fat by the circumstances.
SIDNEY RREEsE
WASHINGTON, Feb. e6, lsi9
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11
EFFEors OF snAvlNe.-.one of IN,

EFFECTS OF SHAVING. One of tho
greatest msfortuncs. says French writer
which France ever had TO lament. was
the divorce OF Louis le Jeune from Elnor
Guyehne, which resulted from the fashion
which this prince wished to introduce of
shaving his chin aud cropping his head.
The queen, his wife. who appears to have
possessed with a masculine beauty, con.
siderable acuieness Of intellect. observed
with some displeasure that she imagined
herselito have espoused a monarch. not a
monk Ihe obsiinney Of Louis IN shay.
lng himself, aud the horror conceived hy
Ellnor at the sight Of Il beafdless chin,
oeeasioned France the loss OF those line
provinces which constituted the dowry of
this princess, and which, devolying to
England by second marriage, became
the source ofwurs which desolaled France
100 years
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11
NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY.
and PriHfers' depot,
No. II CANAL STREEF kOM
nrrn.lr. ,nr rr.ros.nou.s.


II II. GREEN respectfully announces 10
J.. rubltslieu and fnnirn. that he has
rsiahlsiird complete aud extensive ItfE
FOUNDRY III thi, o,iy
Tta nooe l.erfEa ol this Foundry was eai 10
ofdrf BY Nofkmsn Of long capencnee, aud as no
sapease Nas SPARED 10 obtain the haadsoiaesi
fasr., aud 10 perfect them IN every respect, The
As.sfl.on Is ,rulufrd that Il Viii be iound lhr
Landsonlssi 10 lhr United States
Alsn, a ssfy hand.aHc assonmeni Of Flower,
ro,nbnat,oa Bofdcr., aud Jou LGrrEE Of tie l'lesi
.t,l.. 10 winch thr attention 81 fnllrn - 50
lcard, b.lofr purchasing tlsc~hste, Az "flcies
manufactured al this topndry shall be Of ma.
trfial rauai II not superior 10 aay Manufactured
At the Nonh; and as they will hr iauslrd' At
New York pfuss the proprietor Of ihis ne~ rnief-
HIS. trusts 60 meet with dgr encoufagrngni
Tn. suhrnb-f - a.so Agent Tor The sale ol
Manner. " Ma,h.n.ign aud smih PaEsrs, which,
together wiih Chas--, Casss, Composing suchs'
Furniture. Gailgys, rrnling lax Of all c"'oF,' ~
eludng even article ~ the fnnl'ng business kept
constantly Oh band Al moderate mates
lFThr proprietor. oi nswsPsP'f- who WI pub
l,sh tins adyrfti--mrnt "a moths, ahd hrh1
paper 10 il. foaudfy weekly, viii bc pad Tor lhr
advertisement b, Purchasing IA iinirs Tue a'Soun'
Of advertisement; oil ~ Type. .,,
Opposite III, Cuslomhousr'
iy rfoprislofs Of newspaper, who hstc fno,
lished the advertisement OF DHtrNE 20, VIII
pi.asr suspend II. and inseii the above
may 10. lsls-22
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

THE lloNE DErARrEENT.-Socfetary
Ewing OF the Home Department, has ia.
tcrpretcd the law creating his Department,
to mean that the officers transferred from
the other Departments TO the Home De,
parimcnt do not embrace OF include the
personnel OF lhose offices or bureaus
that Is, that bureaus are transferred, bul
the clerks are not. The latter are mere
tocVm teHcHs until the Head Of the Dc.
partment shall rc.appoint them, or Other
men to their places. These bureaus in.
clude the Land Office, the Pension Office,
the Patent Office, the First Auditor
Office, the Indian Oiice, the Office oil
Commissioner OF Public Buildings, aud
the Office OF Superintendent Of the Pen.
lncntlary. The clerks Of all these offices
number some TWO or three hundred.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11
JAMES SHIELDS.

a Far M,S.--A laughablr Incident happened
in Eleventh street IA liis city recently. 4 nw,
inexperienced lf.sh gH just arryed ifom the old
county, Nilh the ycrdufr ol the urrca lsic sll
tech upoh hcf was taken iniu employment 40 a
housr.mald Among oihcr dulirs ass gned hef
she was dtctlrd ~ collect tIl the scialp oI lat
and other matters itam the yarous dcposfiorrs Ul
the kltelen aud lay them asidu with instructions
10 give them 10 The iirsi 4" fat man" ibai thu aid
come along" TAT man beng the technical up.
prl.lion ol ibose individuals who lriyenc siiici
inscafch Of maiennls iOr soap Having collected
ilie materials. The god too, position opposite The
street ooor aud By and bye sreing gentleman Of
resi- egiabs fyiuudny apl roach, uccOslei him, M
,iung him 10 Walk a, as her misihfes.' wanted
T. stu him. tn gentleman Was aston shed at this
invitation 10 strange housr, bot nevertheless
walArd 10, and Wa dirrclrd by The rn to takc o
sent ~ the parlof, Where he sa.1 br would await
llie lady's commands. She then went 10 htf ms
lress. iniofming her that ilicrc was fat man
down stairs "Wel" sad the mistress "g give him
ihr lat Dat" said the dainscl, " dg,sn ~ he
want to see your Asloni'h'dai This prrliuncly
Oh the part Of the derlcf in grease, aud sill more
a.ionsbcd that be shJ I'D have taken bio scA 10
The paflor shr went down stlifs, when her astan'
shment reached ils CLIMAX at finding very g.n.
tel, good.humorrd.lglbiug ceuileman occup, ing
he apartment There was muiua ,mbafass-
mcnL The lady blushcd-lhe gentleman slated
that he Was thec on her invitation aud, Nib
M eh stammcnug, The lady stated II wssa '' soap.
lat man" ,hr expected TO see! Apgnglrs for
the awkward mistake Of the gid followed watch
the tat man al once expected. mud with vaiious
etnlostuua aflaugtrr a the cUutfptrmps, the geu.
trrnan good hun0frdy took his Leave.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

pRoIECT TO AssAssiNArE rHg ErHoPgAS
MoNARcBs The Union of German
Americans at Philadelphia. by one l.. A.
Wolenweber Secretary, advertise that
as the monarchs aud poleniales Of Ger
many persist in holding Office, they see no
other way than to get them killed of or
otherwise thoroughly done for As an
inducemrnl lo spsculaturs, Mr. Wollen.
weber oilers 10000 ilofihs ior the desiruc.
ton OF the Emperor Of Austria, 25OOO for
that OF the King Of Prussin. 10000 for
any other King, Prince or Duke and
10000 for the head Of llnngman Windi.
schgratz. For the payment Of these pre-.
miums, the members ofthe Union pledge
their fortunes and iheir honors. THIS,
the Baltimore Patriot thinks, may be
good patriotism, butts queer morality.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

POPULATION or THE UNITED SrArrs.-
In the report Of the Commissioner OF the
Patent Olhce for Isis. recently submitted
10 Congress, the present population OF tho
United States is estimated nj u est. 600.
Tho number allotted TO each State is as
follows Maine 6i9. 9.0u0; New lamp
SHIRE 3Os,O00; Massachusetts, s5i,OOO;
Rhode Island 10000; Connecticut
10000; Vermont 10000: New York
2,ssO,OOO; New Jersey Ia. j.000, Penn.
sylyania 100000, Delaware $1,000;
Maryland 10000 Virginia l.995.OOO
North Carolina 10000 South Carolina
$4,000; Georgia $4,000, Alabama
7l6,OOO; Mississippi 10000; Louisiana
40 900; Tennessee 9s0,000; Kentucky
100000 Indiana 900. 900 Illinois, 500.
600 Missouri 5G1. 900; Arkansas 200, 600;
Michigan 100000, Florida $4,000; Wis
eonsn 10000; Texas 10000; District
Of Columbia $4,000, Oregon 10000.
The total population in 1910, wns IL,
06j, 1903 increase since that time, accord.
ing 10 the aboye estimates, i,622,6iT
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

No. 20 Camp street, New orleans.
- HE advertiser hos always m hand wolI
ps.ourd stock "t
FRENCH ER-HiNGINGS.
with suitable joRbERiaos iof racii--among Nhs
ere
Gold and Velvet Papers ana Borders;
Gold Papers aud BORDERS;
scene Ptprr-, double aud siugl, width
Bed Tor Papers and Borders, do;
Satin, unglaird, and Common Papersi
Window Paper, ? feet wide;
Figurd Screen Papers aud Borders;
which hc is selling as low rs Freaeh PaprH rtu
he sold IN New Orleans lie has alsa AAERrJs S
PArrns, which hc ol.u ioEd than they can b,
purchased slsewher'
Gail in-eau pnors, and buy u they sui, you,
II not, there Is "noihing charged for d show"
lJ-Pap.fs hung 10 order, aud warranted &, ahss
JOSEPH EfTER. 20 Camps
may 1922
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

RAT CArcuNG.-The proicssed rat
caichcrs in England are IA the practice
of using both thu oil OF rllodium. and the
oil! Of anise, TO draw rat from their holes,
ia ORDER TO Aill them. Dr.. J. Y. Smith.
Of Boston. lately stated at al agricultural
meeting, the complete success OF an cx.
pertinent in which he used the oil OF anise
alone when the rats Immediately came
out OF their retreats, even while he was
present lie also said that ground plaster
oi Paris (gyp,um) we'll mixed with dry
meal, will be grccdily eaten by rats aud
mice, aud that il becomes hard in their
s.omachs aud Hills them. Aux yomica,
powdered aud mixed with Indian meal,
viii also destroy them, without danger
to domestic annnal., which are often IN.
jufcd and sometimes killed by other kinds
OF nat poison,. The following Ingenious
mode oi catching Them Is often success.
fully pnctised IN my part OF the country,
from twelve tolwenly having bson caught
III one night We place ia the barn, or
near the corn CRIB a barrel or deep tub,
halls full Of corn meal, OATS, OF sny other
food, Of which rats and mice are parlicu.
larry fond, aud let them eat It ior a night
or two, toaItpct tlielu TO the spot. Then
empty out the corn, &c., and replace it
with water; cover the water with thin
aal shavngs, aud sircw over them thick
layer of their iayorile food. The rats
will jump into the barrel as usual, slip
through the covering OF shayings, and
will be drowned in their efforts to get out.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

TnE lRsn STATE PRlsoNGRs.-The
writs OF error in the case OF Smith O'l}rien
McAlanus. aud o Donohoe, have reached
the House Of Lords; and, il reports be
true. it j. said thut favorable issue To
the prisoners will be the result The ar
guments In the ease Will not commence
before Easter Tho crown will be repre-.
scntrd by the Attorney and Solicitor-Gen.
eral Of England, and the Irish Attorney
and Soucilor.GcnepL The prisoners
counsel are Sir T. Thes;ger MI Napier
and 5ig ColgmanOLoghlru.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11
From The National iaieliigsne,r.
WARRINGTON, Feb, 90, 1919,

" AtIItNUIWNi IFHt -Wi IOFI1
GeHtiemeni The extraordinary character ollhe
following letter from General shieds, 'ecryed
through the mail on the morning of III" 2iih
instant, imposes upon me the Necessity Of giving
II publicity, with some comments thrreupon. |
have therefore, to ask Of you sufficient space in
your columns iot that purpose.
Very respectfully, your ebedienl Ne,
SIDNEY BREESE
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11
W.snlNatuN. Frh. p, Isi6

w.snNaiDN, Feb ., lsi6.
II IS uiih much reluctance feel compelled ia
ohlfalp On tie Halier ol the public statement
explanatory ui pHrale lrltrf addressed by me a
isN days 90 Ia ihs lian Sidnsy ilf.-.- aud pub.
lisbsd b. Inn. Rl comments, IN the lat. l,sruafI
o lhis DAY. I'hs facts are ihrsc; Mf lirrese hss
ueea iof naay meullH engaged induslnously IA
DISSEMINATING tie mus, injurious frpons eoaeufn.
ing ne, the ouly ostsnsib.s motive being that my
inrnd. had hiaashl ms isfwatd as his competitor
tor elsetlsa 10 tie Seuaie 0i the uniivd Siaiss
had ben, etef sinue iuy Visi to lhis city lasl
summrf, easaH4ani Of h.. .ilaus, uncra,ing. unfs.
uniting, 4ai Ie klras 10 Mast NY character aud
Flb His o. tie CAY Neallh 10 ~hch | eau lay
ea|m=a ispalaiioH, lLauk God, without lloi
immediately Ga my arrival here Wrolr him The
iuttgT hr has puhishssi, accusing him ol he base.
ness, liiai letter. written under the influence Of
40 ordinary emsliaas, Hss oouchsd with language
which under oihrT rinumslanets ! would nnl have
used; aud upon fniledi.n, aud by the advice ai
my iiitn4s, aaiharscd lEo honorable Senator.
formally 10 Ni,hdfawn. MI lfresr declined 10
yisld Il up, aud the use he has made Of /, sloss
by what motives he Naa aclaalrd.
That potion Of my lrilef wheh b. has d,isrtst
inia threat OF assassination shall buriy noiir,
The means lee 'srd 10 prevent my rlcciiou weiv @
such a nature ual the competition between b, BE-
rains prrsuua Struggle, ant, as hn triumph
would haze bee, an saJoncmrni " hs uanmulrs
my ehafar.tf aid position were inyolycd Ia the
issue. ! drleHnncd therefore, a. in imal1d In ny
letter, 10 ryndctaurh triumph unstailug by a
iufungh csposur oi his character sud toldlci
thus Iufnlng iu1 d moral pllry tie position ol
>rnalpToI tie lnlirl slate, which he would
have acqurd b. The ,ilss; misrepresentation -
The lot rpIoill0n h. hls pat upou 90, trral-
that -, thai ! sstr aS0grd 10 a,sassinair hi.s--
- - absurd l.ai ii would be equally pfsppsleIous
pa my pan sfndo'ly Ia fpudlslc such a insaning,
That ANY s4nc iau eau believe would have as
sassiuslsd Nc Ercse, have 10 apprehension
That M, Breeze hInsrli ryrT dfrainrl Vi such d
thi5g, is go.aiiy impossible.
Tor The c0slpyrny IA which Mr. BFgr'r would
in,al,y mr on aher matters, ! have 40 Irlsh
Iu not think n,scll warranted, except as % ihr
ease oi tie abUit sialfmsnt, Tor srii defence, in
lhfuslng my pruvual concerns ou Tho nolice ol
The publc besIcs that, tIr u3uuv Nj, BIsesg
Ilr putsuel ia alou TO my letter d.s-nlitl-s l'm
10 lAai cea.dnlion which might ludace
me under o,h,i circumstances TO rply 10 hs ic-
mafhs.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

Three million pair Of boots aud shoes
were made in Lynn, Mass. during the
last year. Nearly eight thousand Of It's
inhabitants Of both sexes. are engaged IN
the business; The value ofihc boots and
shoes manufactured IA Massachusetts, in'
16l7, was Sl7000,00O.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

The question "whcrs does lre &c
when it goes ont ~ is about to he broughs.
before a dow. cust debating soc,ei'a
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
NO. 20 CAMP sTREr1'

sfU# Ofitahl
rgNllE subscriber has on hand a large ana gen.
y -fai ss~oHmrut Of almost every Hftitls 10
the Upholstery way, which, on aeoouai og The
advanced state Of the season, he oilsrs at very Nv
prices, Among the Goods ou hand. be Saul,
cuumufaic
CURTAIN sTrfFsi
sik, woried, and eolloa DIna,k. ,Ffeaeh aad
EagAsi3
bobnri aud muslin white curtains;
plan aud figured musius, &c.
COR\lCE. POLES. BANDS, &c;
Mooirn. brass. aud velvet comies,
bras. aud woodrn poles:
''tulip." accom-" polka" "urm," and variety
Of other curtain binds aud pms
TRANSPARENT WINDOW. SHADES
The stock of this article !. as lul. aud u AZ
handsome patterns is eau be found any where
among which. arr Scripture, Chinese, aud ether
srcnrs, barge Gothic,, Ae.
MuSQulTO BARS AND MEETINGS
English hobncli, musln liD.n musquiia bap aud
nellings, Ia great variety and quantity,
FEATHERS, CuRLED HAIR, &C.:
feaiiscrs in lot. Of FROM pound 10 100 pounds;
AMI cured hair oi various quilaiFs.
Together with inallihg, oil rlolh carpets, rtg'
mats, table oil cloths wall Paprr, "a large nni
handsome as.orimrnl,l cords aud lasses, hinge
gimps, fire board paprni cotton, wofslod, linei
sud silk bofdcfngs and bndngs; haif.clolli wn
dow papers, ready made hair OF moss malti,snci
bed furniture. Ac. sc,
ITGalyanITed spring maitressr, made (" 0fnrf
aud Upholstery wofk executed with despatch.
JOSEPH ErTEl.
mag lO.nl
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11
Ergn he Louisrill. Lanr nal

6EN smflps Yesterday we copied from the
National lnlsliissHeef u very diserlcefu lsii.I
f'am Gehetai Shields to Senator Bree.e In the
asi number Of the lnlsreneer We find the fol.
owing eafd Of trnrfal shields The letter can.
not be iasiidsdi but the card will 20 far toward
mitigating pm, lie Indignation against the gallant
General ] be letter having bcen withdraw, Nj
Bfrsse. ne think. did wrong in Publishing Il:
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11
W ALL PAPER

may lO.99
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-02-03

For every vessel, either drawing feet water up
wards or measuring rs tons custom house tonnage,
coming from the to the city OF baltimore, per
foot, ........... Observation-Disclosures. y on
For every vessel of like draft, from Baltimore
to sea, .....,...'... 80. -...',... '''.% ."
For the months of December January, February
and March, in addition 10 every foot such YES
Belt enacted bu The General IssembtyGf Maryland,
That every master owner of merchant vessel go
ing to sea- whether sailing under coasting license or
registered of the burthen of hundred and twenty
tons and upwards shall obliged TO receive the first
Pilot who offers conduct pilot his vessel, and
shall continue the Pilot to the Cares, or shall
pay to him hafpiloagc; provided the said Pilot shall
speak or board said vessel above Fort Mcienry, and
shall be duly licensed to act Pilot; and provided
further, that the Pilot who shall have conducted any
vessel from the Capes into port shall be entitled to
take charge of the vessel Photo the Capes,
her next voyage.
SEC. =. Ind be IL enacted, That any master own
of merchant vessel, sailing undc coastng license
registered of the burhen of one hundred tons and
upwards coming from sea, shall be obliged TO take the
first Pilot who shall offer conduct pilot his YES
sell and shall continue the to the port OF destina
ton, shall pay to him half piotagc provided said
Pilot shall speak or board said vessel before Cape
Henry Light House shall bear south, and provided
aso the said Pilot shall have branch or license to
the destined port of said vessel.
SEC. 3 ind be 10 enacted, That the owners of all
vessels of the burthcn of seventy five tons and up
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CUSTOM HOUSE REGULATIONS.

The duties on imported articles required by law
be paid entering them at the Custom House, will
be found specified the head of such articles in ou-
page of quotations. The following other regular
tlonS:
lIcaorandum That in all cases in which the in.
voice entry shall not contain the weight or guam
tty, or measure OF goods wares, or rchandise
weighed, or measured, gu ,ged the same shall be
Ighed, guaged or nea,ured, al the expense of the
owner, agent, Or consignee.
DratcbGc6s.-rhat, from and after the first day of
December, 1916 in lieu Of the bounty heretofore
thorIzcd by law TO be paid the expectation of
picked fish of the fisheries Of the United States,
there shall be allowed On the expectation thereof,
II cured with foreign salt, drawback equal in
to the duty paid on the salt, and more TO be as
certaned under such regulations may escribed
by the Secretary of the Treasury.
Credifs.-Al duties are payable in cash-or
Goods, Wares aud Merchandise, on their mporta-
ton may be placed in Public Stores under the Ware
housing law, aud duties paid when such Goods,
Wares, &c, are withdrawn thereirom (except for
exportation) but If not claimed at the expiration
of year, or duties and charges paid, then be
appraised and sold under the direction Of the Colec-
tor Of the Port.
Tares aHo,ced- On sugar in boxes 5 per cent; in
casks IL; in bags and mats ). Coffee in casks l2 in
bags . and bales 81 Cotton in bales q and in ceroons
8. Cocoa in casks 10; and in bags /. Cheesein boxes
20. Indigo in ceroons II and in Is. Pepper
in bags2. Pimento in bags 3. And Figs in drums
10 per cent
Leakage and breakage. spirits . per ceut.-
in bottles per cent.
Restrictions. No goods to be imported in vessels
less than 80 tons burthen. No Beer, die and Porter
in casks of less capacity than forty gallons beer mea
sure or if in bottes of packages less than six Dozen
No distilled spirits casks of less capacity than
ty gallons wine measure, except Brandy, which may
be imported in casks in any capacity not less than
gallons.
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I Whole Number $50.

Tonnage duty.-Om American vessels and the yes
sclsof Denmark, Central America, Netherlands Ham
burg Bremen, LubCc Prussia, Sweden Norway, Old
enbure, Russia Austria, BRAZIL Hanover, Papal Do
minions, Portugal, Sardinia, English, Mexican and
Icxi'm, from whatever port or place, FREE; and on
French vessels coming from Martinique and Guada
toupe fire cents per ton-whcn laden with Other
than colonial produce. On French vessels fro IN
other ports, and all other fcrcign vessels (exccpt
as above enumerated) comingfi ON ports where Anne
rcans are permitted to trade, ninety four cts. per
On Spanish vessels coming direct from Spain cts.
per tom from Cuba s l.67cts. per ton otherpors
per ton.
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BALTIMORE SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 3, 1874

For Washington city
10 miles, : % Gao ronnd trip Enthusiastically
Daily, at A. NJ, ani Daily, ga. M. & / p. NJ.
aud II p. NJ.
For Ga nborIand, sc.
ia miles, 81.
Daily, at I. a. n. AMI Daily, at A. M. and E
p. NJ. p. NJ.
For Ellicott's Mills and Frederick
3 miles, % ctS.-6b miles, 924U.
Daily,........7,A AN. Daily,.... 80 p. M.
Daily exc sun p. NJ. Daily exc. Sun. 10 A. NJ.
Harpcr's Gerry ami Viuchester, Va
~ miles. tilt miles.
CdrS'eaue daiIy,7t Am. Daily, .........6 p. M.
For Norfolk Nnd Portsmouth Va
$50 miles, 80.
4 Steamboat irareS Is due
Monday, "Wednesday and Wednesday, Friday and
Friday at P. M. Sunday at A. M
AT PHILADELPHIA
For New York.
Cars ieGre
Daily, at................ and A. NJ. and P. NJ.
For Baltimore
Daily, exc. Sun...............s5 A. M. and p. M.
At NEW YORK
For Session
Cars or Steamers iedUe
Daily, exc. san. at ...................4P p. Nj.
For Philadelphia
Daily exc. san. u and 9 A. NJ. and 4 J p. M.
NEW YORK POST OFFICE.
The Mail for B)ston, via New Haven, closes daily,
excepting Sundays, at s. A. NJ.
The steamboat Mail for Boston. via Stonington and
Providence, closes daily, exc. Suniay, at 8 p. NJ.
The great ruth"rn II all, including the Mail also for
the Western States, closes daily at A. NJ; and,
except on 5ulday, al P. M, GA which latter day
al NJ.
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wards, not exceeding hundred TONS before going
to sea- shall apply to the Board of Pilots for license
to navigate the Chesapeake Bay, and shall pay to the
said Board for such license at the rate of six cents per
on and such license shall be good for twelve months.
SEC. And be IL enacted, That the master of any
vessel, for which license is made necessary, by the
preceding cotton, " no shall navigate the with
out such license, shall subject himself to receive
Pilot upon the terms is provided for in tie
first section of this Act.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-02-03
WHARFAGE.

SEcTIoN |. Be IL enacted md 0rdainedjy The Mag
or md city Council Of Baltimore, That from and
after the passage of this Ordinance, all Goods Wares
placed thereon for the purpose OF shipment or ex
posurc for sale, shall pay the following Rates of
Wharfage for each and every day the same may re-
main thereon, or any less time, Excepting, however,
Fire Wood and Lumber, the rates of which are to be
accounted for the whole time allowed by Ordinance
for the to remain on the wharvcs,) to be paid
by the consignee, in event of their being
the master OF tn vessel and ali goods shipped
from vessel to another, one half price, also to be
paddy the shipper, owncr,or the as aore-
said.