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HIGH PRIcEs-The Boston Courier has as
certaincd, that during the week ending on
Friday last, there arrived in that city from
the country by the railroads alone. no less
than $50 tons of butter, and the lditor re-
marks -
Can any man believe that with the album
dant supply there can be any other means OF
keeping up the present exorbitant prices than
by forestalling and conspiracy Everybody
knows that butter cannot be exported with
profit at the prices which it has commanded
for months past and the domestic market is
its only vent. 1t is evident on the very face
of the matter, that the high rates now pre-
yailing are altogether artificial and cannot
be supported, if the public act upon the
knowledge of this fact, and use the means
which lie within their reach to remedy this
growing evil
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NOTICE.,

In Cecil county Circuit Court, in Equity. I
September 23rd, lSo4. &
nRDERED, That the sale made and re
~ ported by Alexander Evans, Trustee for
the sale of the Real Estate of James Ewing,
decd, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary the re be shown on or before
the second day Of December next; provided
a copy ofths order be ms ,red in some news
paper printed at Eliton. once week for one
month, before the first day OF November next
The Report states the amount Of sale to l'e
81 go. II. II. MITCHELL, elk.
True copy. Test,
ii. III. MITCHELL,
Sept 80, 1851 a Clerk.
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GTA correspondent wants to know why
the Orphans Court has not complied with the
We let him 81 cak for himself, and open the
columns of the Wing" to any one who can
give the desired information. We do not re-
member whether the law was ever published
in any paper in Cecil county or not, and can
not say whether BE- is right OK wrong in that
.articular.
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MAYoRALTY OF BALTIMORE. I'VE learn
that there was grand Council Of Know-No
things in session on Tuesday uight authoriz
ed by this mysterious organization to place
in nomination a candidate for the Mayoralty
We arc not informed how The body was or
gained. where it assembled, or Of whom it
was composed, but can state on the mos. pos
tive authority that Samuel Kinks, Esq, ic
ceivrd the nomination, and has consented to
serve as their candidate. Mr.. Kinks is well
known especially in commercial circles, as
an entcrprising merchant Of tn firm Of Cha.
D. Kinks & Co., No. 81 South Howard ST.
lie ha been hitherto. we believe. a m"dcIatc
Democrat, and as tw0-thirds OF the Know
Nothings are of the same political bias the
nomina, ion will doubtless prove very acccpta-
ble.-Buii. american.
What now of Know NothingiSm bling a
Wing trick The Know Nothlngs Of Balti
more of whom two-thirds have been Of the
modern Democratic party, have nominated n
man who has, also, heretofore been of the
same politics.
In addition to what the American says ::
we have been informed by gentlemen in Bal
timorc, who are supposed to BE- i'll the score S
of the Know Notlings, that they will carry
all the strong Democratic wards and r,hably
lose all the strong wing wards at the Mayor 5
election.
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THE AMERICAN JAPAN SouApRoN.-Thc
N. Y. Journal of Commerce contains a letter
from an officer of this squadron, in which he
states that Com. Perry yielded TO the entrca-
ties Of the Japanese commissioners and inter-
prefers. and did not approach even within
sight of Jcdo. This is in seeming contradict
ton TO the accounts previously published,
which represent that the Powhattan and Mis-
sissippi ran up and lay half an hour before
the town without anchoring. If this writer s
statement be correct. our officers missed the
opportunity of seeing one of the most remark
able cities of the world.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING
PUBLIC SALE
OF Personal PROPERTY.

ru>HE subscriber will offer at Public Sale,
at the residence of VIM. Waters, near
the Brick Meeting House, on
TUESDAY. the I'm of OCTOBER, ~
next, all his Stock, Farming Implements
Grain, Provender, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
X, Horse, brood Mare with foal,
(H working Oxen, S-VglssI
s,Ansl pair two-year-old GW
Steers, s Mile! s SsSs~SysssA
Cows, two.year old Heifers, young Cattle,
Calves, 9 Hogs and 4 Pigs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.-l two-horsc
farm wagon, family carriage, double set
wagon harness, l set of carriage harness, l
set of single harness, double set plough
harness, saddle and bride, side s'ddle, !
sleigh, ] OK cart, 4 ploughs. cultivator, !
large harrow, 2 wheelbarrOws, / grain fan, l
corn shelter, grain cradles axes, mauls and
wedges scythes, hoes, shoye!s, spades, forks,
rlkes, &c.
GRAIN. PROyENDER, &C. Oats and
wheat BY the busllel, corn in the fell by tho
shock or barrel, lot of rye in the sheaf,
lot of wheat and rye in the ground, hay by
the ton, corn fodder, cloveise ID, broom corr,
potatoes, several hundred rails, and "a lot OF
s oil. white oak posts .r.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITCRE.--Th house
hold and kitchen furniture consists OF bed
stcads, beds and bedding, carretng, chairs,
tables, 2 desks, l bureau, sofa, eight day
clock, parlor stove, l coo ing stove and
fixtures, churn, meal chest, queens and
earthenware, tubs, pots, pans, &c, together
with many other articles too numerous to
II enton- 4,
Terms at Sale, which will commence al 0
O'Clock on said day, when a.tendance will bn
given by the subscriber, or by his agent, Mr..
CHARLES II. HAINEs.
Sept BOTS PHILEMON WATERS.
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A CARD.

ENTIE Trustees of the Elkton Acad, ny
l. would remind those contributors to the
erection Of the new Building who have not
made payment of the respective SUMS sub
scrl,ed by them, that other instruments will
very soon be due to the contractors. They
hope that all will give the subject prompt
attention. Payment may be made to b. F.
May, Wm Torbcrt, or any other Of the Board
of Trustees. TAug 2G
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Eic0.

Near Chesapeake City on Saturday last, Of
worm fever. JAMES ALFRED, son Of Mr. Henry
Hickey. aged 7years.
On tho 9Th of August. at Santa Clara. near
San Francisco. California. of chronic dysnY-
terry. Mrs. MARTHA f. MILLER, wife of VIM.
G. Miller, and daughter of the late Charles
G.. Black, of Charlcstown. Md.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
M 'ss Mary Staples will open a Day
Lvl School for YOUNG LADIES, Monhy,
October 9th.
Terms made known upon application.
Sept 80 If
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DThc ravagcs of the Yellow Fever in n.
Orleans are shocking. The report of the NOR
tally during the week before last and the
totol is $50, of which no less than $40 deaths
were from the epidemic, while the extraordi-
navy number of 100 deaths were from other
diseases. This, the papers inform us, is an
increase Of DC over the aggregate mortality of
the preceding week, which was 494 The
deaths by yellow f,vcr averaged over 4s daily.
The total mortality at Savannah for S weeks
has been 6lS, of which 439 were from yellow
feve. In Charleston the deaths from yellow
fever ranges fifteen to twenty per day.
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pcrintcirding care the traveller will always
feel pleasant and at home. The Notify"
will be open this week. =
So this year you can como to Baltimore and
hope to b. able to secure lodgings notwith-
standing the rush that iscxpected. 2
The health Of the City is excellent. Busi-
ness is assuming lively aspect.
HAROLD,
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PuTNAM's MoNTuLY.-This elegant period
ical, Of the first class in all particulars comes
for October filled with highly interesting ar
ticles and embcllishcd with a fine engraving
Of one of its contributors. We account it
none the less valuable that it sometimes con-
tains aNorthern article with which We cam
not agree.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to whom it may
= ' conccrn, that application will he madetO
tho County Commissioners of Cecil county,
AZ their first regular meeting after the Both
day OF October next. to appoint examiners to
view and alter the 9Th and Slh lines Of the
Public Road known as the .sThankless Lane"
where it passes through the property of Ann,
and Hannah Kirk. ISept. 30, 1851 3w
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FALL ATTACHMENTS.
THE STEAMER LADY WILMER

CAPT. WM WILSON. will,
A 11H ,during the remainder oil tho
?),..J----lAaln-1' sea follows
ESassEeSSSH Leave Port Deposit for PHI
.iphia on Mondays at 3 o'clock p. NJ. Al.
Leave Philadc phia on Saturdays ut 2 O'clock
p. NJ. for Port deposit. .N
Leave Philadelphia Wednesdays at o'clock
p. NJ. for Winners Point and into mediate places
on the Elk and Sassafras Rivers.
Leave Winners Point on Thursdays at o'clock
A. NJ. and Frederick Town ut 2 Ole o:k p. NJ. Tor
Philale pha EDWIN WILMER.
Sept 80 h. lS5I-tf President
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T 1ST OF. LETTERS remaining in Post
~ Office, Elktrn, Nd, Sept. 80. 1854.
Emily Akens, James Mccarthy,
Sidney c. Bowling, Samuel Niles,
Samuel Brogan, John Mccullough,
Maria Butler, Emma Massey;
J .mcs Brccn, Mr.. Caferty,
Joseph Burrows, John Matthews,
}. 7. Clark, George Pickering,
VIM. Il. Doods, John Remit,
Susannah Davis. f.. Remington,
Sallie Edmum.sOn, Eden NJ. Scclcy,
Charles Elkinton, Annie SmithSon,
Thomas Gallagher, Justus SaXton.
David Gregston, c. III. Shippers,
Stephen Greenwood, Lydia Taylor.
Gallagher < McCleary Zcbulon Thomas,
C. IIcnbry, Capt Jas Nanhorn,
Patrick Hops, Dr.. A. L. Walker,
las 4. Lewis. Charles White,
John B. Lewis, Michael White, (Forn
J. McCuL,r, Mary e. Ycager,
Sept 80 1t ]. u. BROWN, p. NJ.
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SELLING ONE.

THE subscriber hereby offers for sale his en-
L tire Stock Of store Goods, very cheap for
cash, or on a credit of four months to pune
tual customers. ALSO for Sale a very de-
sirable lot Of Ground i'll this village. "a
e- II. &. SHIPPERS.
North East, Cecil Co., Sept. lG, SIT.
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n. G. CAZAEat,
TORACCONIST.

Ok 000 SEGARS Tor sale on Baltimore
CC .UUU terms. Also, franks, Carpet
Bags and Umbrellas. Also. Tobacco at city
prices: Penknives, Razors, &c.
Gy~Wanted-. APPRENTICES, (whitc or
black, y in the right way; will treat them well.
No. q. Howard House. Aug 5 II
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Fall and Winter Fashions.

n 4 D. MOORE, begs leave to inform their
". friends and the public generally, that
they have just returned from the city with IL
supply Of
Cloths, Cassfmcrcs and VestingS,
which we are making up into coats. pants and
vests, as cheap as can be done elsewhere.
Work made to order at the shortest notice.
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REEVE l.. KNIGHT,
(Succcssor to Hartley 4 knight,)
Bedding and Carpet Warehouse,

No. rs SOl'h Second st, Phllnde7phld,
FIVE DOORS ABOVE SPRUCE STREET,
yTTuERE he keeps constantly on h nd full
w ment Of every a.tclc in his line of b. s'ncss
FEATHERS. FEATHER BEDS. Patent Spring
MATrR ESSES. Cured Hair. Moss, lIusk and Straw
Mattresses Velvet Tapestry. Tapestry, Brassc's
Ihrce-P:y. Ingram, Nenitan. LIST, Rag and Hemp
CARPETINGS OIL CLOTHS, CANTON MAT
TlNfS, Cocoon and Spanish Mattngs Floor ami
Stair Drugg'ts Hearth Rugs Door Mats TAuLE and
Piano Covers TO which he respectfully invites
the attention OF pnrahascIs Sept 30 "
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Conn SHIPPED FROM CHICAGO.-The ship
ncnt Of corn from Chicago, by lake, for the
week ending the 18th inst, reaches four hun.
dred and six thousand seven hundred and
eighty nine bushels, and for the season since
opening Of navigation. little over four mill
lions one hundred and sixty thousand Lush
kcls.
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COME AND SEE!
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

STOCKHOLDERS in the Elkton. Andora
~ and Louisville Plank Road. are hereby
notified that they will he required to pay an
instalment Of So per share on their stock on
or before the 18th October, 1851; and fur
ther instalment Of So per share on or before
the 18th November, 1851. Payments to be
made to the undersigned. .,
BY order Of the Board,
+. G. PARkE.
Sept Is Treasurer.
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St. MARY ANN'S HALL.

TINE Recor of st. Mary AIMS Parish will op4n
L on the first MONDAY in DC ODER,
Family Boarding school
for Young Ladies. Thr pan egned is not only o
furnish thorough and accomp .hcd education, but
also TO give such other n,truc' ons as shall enab o
the pnps % perform The various duties of domestic
life. II 70. Circ liars, address
REV. HENRY +. NJ. WlItTESTDES,
NoRru EAST. Cecil county.
Sep. Is, 81. Maryland.
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DISSOLUTION.

FTNHE Co-Par'nership of McClenahan 4 Christy.
l. has this day been dissolved by mutual conscn'.
Persons having claims against the Firm request
cd to present them for payment and those indebted
will make payment to either Of The undersigned.
f. d. McCLENATAN,
ROBERT CHRISTY.
September 9th. 1854. (scpt. l6. "a.
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MONEY FOR EUROPE.

pARTlES wishing to send money to En-
L gland, Ireland or Scotland, can obtain
Sight Drafts from the subscribers at North
East, in sums to suit, on the principal Banks
i'll any of the abov" places.
HUGHES BROTHERS,
Agents for Abraham Bell 4 Sons,
Apr % If New York.
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s0TJls,YD e:IrNNE,,S.

A Ii. pcrs' N are hereby notified not to
IA trcsIa with dog or gun on II C Elk
Ltnding farm, O.. on the farm occrpcd by
Mr.. John G"oding, Against any so trcSl'as
sing the law will lie enforced.
NJ. L. IiOLLINGSWORTH.
Elk l. ,nding, Sept. 30, lS54-3t.
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JOurdan's lAmIDOnIatGd

SUPER. PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
recommended as equal if not superior
IL to Peruvian Guano, for Wheat; and
cheaper aud more durable; for sale by
Sep 16 tt JOHN PARTRlDQE.e
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E(tH'Id'E.

ENlIE County Commissioners of Cecil coun-
i. ty will meet ut their office in Elkton on
Tuesday AMI Wednesday, the 10th and 1lth
Of October. during the session of the circuit
court, to attend to the Transaction Of bnsincss
BY order, =. c. RICKETTS,,
Sept 81 TIN Clerk.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

ATIIREE STORY BR lCK DIV ELL
5ALa NC HOUSE, in North East, ia IT,.
1nSsSSIM by &c It,, with two-story Kitchen
!, l:1t' attached. II #. hy Is IT, The lot ON
which the house stands is 40 II. front
by 200 feet deep. Apply to
Sep 30 Iw GEORGE MOORE
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RrPus CHoATE.-Thc following has been
set adoat by somcbody--a near relative of
Davy Crockett, perhaps.
Rufus Choatc is picture to look at. and a
crowder to spout. He is about seven feet six
or six feet seven in his socks; supple as an
eel. and wry as a cork screw. HIS face is .
compound Of wrinkles, waller ianlcrs" and
jurisprudence lie has small X, en-, piercing
black eyes. and head shaped like nam
moth goose egg big end up: his hair black
and curly much resembling big bag Of
wool in .a,lmrahle d!sord,r." or n brush
heap in gale Of wind His body has no
particular shape, ani his wit and legal
dogcs harcu any many judge smoker, and
So confruntl, d the jurors as to make it almost
impossible for them to 81 cak plain English.
ur tell the truth for the rest of their natural
lives. Rufus is great on twisting himself up
squirmng himself around, and piancing
ijumI ing and kicking up the dust when
stcan,'s up. His oratory is first rate. and his
arguments ingenious and forciblc. lie gcncr.
ally makes '.tcn Strkc"-judgc and jur,
down at the end of every sentence. He is
great on fowerv expressions and Ii ,.hfalutn
'.fubbu3s." Strangers mostly think he is
crazy, and the rest scarcely understand what
he is about. lie invoccs his time and eocu.
lion four thousand per cent over ordinary
charges for having ones self put through a
course Of law
Rufus Choa'c is about fifty years of age,
perhaps over lie is considered the ablcs
lawyer in New England, or perhaps in the
United States, His hand writing can't DC
disciphc'e without the aid of ~ pair Of com
pass and a quadrat. His autograph some
what resembles the map Of Ohio, and looks
like piece y crayon skeching, done in the
dark wi h a ,h,vcpronged fork. lie has been
in the Senate and may be. if lie has time to
fish for it, Pr, silcnt of the United States
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Of the said Alcx;indrr Brown, deceased,
N0p,INi,.

.. NOTICE..
A Ill persons wishing to subscribe for Stock
IA iir the El!iton, Andor, AMI Lewisville
Plank Road Company. can Il" so. by applying
I" either Of the undersigned IN myers.
Price of Stock So.
q. SAMUEL B. FOARD,
JOSEPH MILLER,
FRANCIS q. PARkE,
WILLIAM e. CARTER,
NICHOLAS HISS.
JOSHUA l.. GATCHEL,
WILLIAM RUDOLPH.
EDWARD RICHARDSON
GEORGE EARLE.
Elkton, April %. 1851.
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WRECK OF THE STEAMER Cry OF PnILA-
pElpuIA.-Thc painful anxiety growing out
Of the pro.ractcd absence of this new steam
ship, which saikd from Liverpool on the Both
of August for Philadelphia taking the place
Of the lost and since unhcard Of City Ct Glas-
COWS at length relieved, though not with
ont tidings Of disaster, yet happily devoid of
any loss of human life. The telegraph in
forms us from Halifax that the City of Phila-
dolpha went ashore on the 18th inst. at Cape
Race, the most south eastern point of New
Foundland, where she was totally wrecked,
all her Passengers and crew, however, being
finally saved afcr the endurance of much SUI
fyring and exposure. and journey of one
hundred miles to st. Johns, in New Found
land. Our friends of that part of Her British
Majcsty's dominionS appear to have treated
them with great kindness and hospitality
The same vcSs, the steamer Franklin, which
carried the news to Halifax, also conveyed
500 of the unfortunate passengers of the lost
steamship from st. Johns to that place,
leaving 100 behind still waiting transit. The
steamer and her cargo, which is said to be
large and valuable, arc both represented as
fully insured. It is remarkable that the City
Of Philadelphia should have got such an i'm
mense distance out Of her latitude to the
North, as she did.-Bah. SIN.
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DENTIST.

nOCTOR WM. l.. JONES, Surgeon Dent
H. list, can now he found at his Old Office
in Elkton ready to render professional services.
Sept. l6, 81.
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CRops IN KENTUCKY. Frankfort (Ky.)
Commonwealth says in relation to the crops
in that State
We have different accounts from different
places but our conclusion from the whole is
that Kentucky will have fully haitian average
crop of corn this year. A gentleman just
from Cumberland county tells that the corn
crop there is fully two-thirds of an average
the tobacco crop is very fine; wheat excellent
and selling at 10 cents per bushel
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(1IIANO.

DERUVIAN GUANO. A. No. / for sale by
i JOHN PARTRIDGE.
MEXICAN GUANO. A A for sale by
wi ~, JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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Msxrco--TnE RryorIrroN-Nrws FROM
THE SEAT or WAR c,puIco Mexico. Sent.
7, lS54.-Gcncral Alvarez in person, at the
he,d of two thous and five hundred men on.
- H. -. ry,I 80 a. III -. H.
WV" e''1 I,'y Va '"'''" wa viz ''i nc NV
government troops having evacuated on inc
gu -.t"ivI - ' ~, 'o:" ".u 10, on'll'an
'''.eo' ""''. n' VI ''.n. ~ ~" u'ya WIN
ou' Any oppo"s'o" ~ "n 't!e s',t''',,i.,a
'Lool'S i"'c o'e', "''''u'"" ''o''i '''c "'''r
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Ubc Cecil lubin.
EIKTOx, SEPTEMBER 30, 1854.

How s TnAr!--A correspondent Of the
Frederick Examiner, retiring to the nomina-
ton of Mr.. WIN. &. Thomas by the locofocos
Of Baltimore, for the Mayoralty Of that city
makes the following statement:
Mr.. Thomas is an intelligent gentleman,
member Of the Society of Friends, and has
always been known as Wing Of the Henry
Clay" School. 1t is affirmed, that he voted
for Mr. Pierce in preference to General
Scott. on the ground Of Tie trucking of
the latter for the foreign vote No one had
ever claimed him as a Democrat on account
of that vote, for thousands of the trucst Wings
in the Union voted thus. in order TO express
their Misrepresentation of General Scott : course
while on his Military Expedition through
Ohio and Kentucky" so
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GRAIN WANTED.

THE highest cash price will he paid for all
/ kinds Of Grain, by STOUT x FORD,
aug II North East Depot.
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MDLASSES by the Dbl or gallon, for sale
lu cheap. By d STOUT& FORD,
aug IL North East Depot,
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bacon, fine lot just received and for
ID sale cheap, by STOUT Il FORD,
aug II isr North Fast Depot
EJlCKLING YlNEGAR.-Pure cider Vim
i egar for sale by STOUT X FORD,
aug IL North East Depot.
ltUANO.-Iettcr A, Peruvian; in lots to
" suit purchasers, by STOUT l. FORD,
aug II -..a North East Depot
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Sept 80, 1854 I'm .H Clerk.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-19


Ohio aiload roy Bomor. 20 WAess, and cord
linton the Oho, andfAs sfaga 10 Za~esrilie, &C.
finishing o the Board Tree Tunnel and the road being In
OF travellers confidently d
superior and low fares The scenery
IL stspendons and attractive character
The Baltimore daily and
through Wheeling (S0 mes) ~ 10 hours,
elading s,oppsges, isr. q
Baltimore for lodging
In Cumberland 7p miles, and proceed thence To Wheeling In the
morning. =
TO the leave Washington at a
and dsy meeting the cars from Baltimore Al the Wash
junction. DIETER known the Relay oose r miles from
Baltimore.
Al wheeling the unnvaIed Of the Union
for this form daily
and down the Ohio TO Gin
cnna Louisville, where the for Nashville, hc
and New Orleans packets may be taken by those
ing further on.
Passengers Columbus prefer The land Gin
parts OF Ohio and the West also proceed d.
the Ohio stage Company excellent coaches
the National road zsnesve &C and thence
BY railroad
Passengers for ws.ve Cleveland by steamboats, and
find ssreease route, there being
speedy connection Whesns To and from tboae
places.
mr. baggage Washington Whe,ling
NO charge ~ transfer passengers baggage
with the night 10 lie anywhere on the
rou,e) Washington 20 Wheeling 81 ao Cincinnati, sii
o Louisville, 9i2. -,
washington, and Of tho other agents of the company
Nav ll-du General superintendent.