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bride. "You :old me haIfpast four, but |
thought I'd make SURE and come at four"
"a little too punctual," said the Yankee.
'' But it's all right now. Halo, Capn, you
can ~ ahead now. don't care about stop
ping. Come nigh gcttin' drowned, Sairy, oil
along of you; but it's all right now. Go
ahead, steamboat! Rosin up, there, fireman!
l'arn the expense"
When the sun set, the loving couple were
seen seated on the upper deck, the big brow"
Yankees arm eucircling the slender waist Of
the young woman in the blue bonnet and pink
dress. We believe they reached their des.
tination safe and suund.
, 1858-03-19

Poor people have hard time in this little
world Of ous. Even in matters Of religion,
there is a vast difference between Lazarus
and Dives, as the following anecdote will
illustrate:
Old Billy c. had attended a great re-
Vival, and, in c"mmm with many others he
was converted and baptised Not many
weeks afterwards, one Of his neighbors met
him reeling home from the court ground with
considerable brick in his hat.
"Hallo, Uncle Billy" said the friend, 81
thought you had joined the church"
$50 did" answer d Uncle Billy, ma ing
an effort to stand still, $50 did, Jeemes
and would have been a good Baptist II they
hadn't treated me SO erlasting mean at the
water. Did't you never hear bout it Jcemesl
"Never did,"
"Then I'll tell you bout Il: You see,
when we come to the baptism place, thar
was me an old J snks, the rich Old--Squire,
waE to be dipped at the same time. Well,
the minister tuck the Squire in fast, but !
didn't mind that much, as thought 'twould
be jest as good when come; so he led him
in, and after dippin' him under, he raised him
up Miisty keerful and wiped his face and led
him out Then come my turn, and instead
Of lifting me out like he did the Squire, he
be gives me one slOsh, an left me crawlin'
about on the bottom like id tHykls."
a0h, Mr.. Grnbbinsi" exclaimed young mo-
ther, shouldn't you like to have family Of rosy
children about your knees" @No. Maam," said
The disagreeable old bachelor, q I'd rather have q
lot Of yellow boys in my pocket"
, 1858-03-19

Although We ackhoals.Iss win pride and gratitude
that the PTess nf Uauis l. tu no appTeclas neasuTe
An.lAtndle aud that !. ths m.t nus'al IN me whole
ranuF u poemca, aud drvUlei ~ the cultivation IL
tjs h0Ic lisraLlFe nrlther sulefd unca %
>ich u b the dsuSa u ts prjrStEs Of The Monitor u
aFtlsh.
RS,'md u % Ps uf ~ SFtsu msFrIy ind +renl upon
the iect II IelEFn thsVr Nd. h-h lot the bens
clAlrx the nnaencss which m y" 80 = Aih
ntIn sentiment u eympathy IN thr cause IL nj q n
AMI mJnaliiy which HtnAte the mumbes Of The clFcl
demand that the p!ugless o. evenis-whcil sh14 81
no Import tO the pNlcal scnlaT pr tend " anin ts
and enlven the faithful should 10 made kuOwa " them.
The struggles aud pruEress Il The church IN tr
Stale uakn'Wn 70 the great hdy Of ah1llcs D. ~,
are unTepIesenlsd ~ the pIeaa; and, the
- se Ierol, hisIhrsn IN other pFts NJ thr La
Gu islsnd N kng nothlng " ~ - msm1ers Of The
I" Hou-eh ID af tue Faith"
g tue des0 ating d0gmao and penioions tmm0fallty
Of vln,ss u WIing Oh nins exb nsve cO ,lai q
bstHuas t u chrAD sd served up fashion create
and eater /, dIrAsrd apr'ie In Toe reading pube,
b. counter Va ling ther bah f rssul aSd dsplaC.nK
u ihdntheea allan; aud " tnts ura'eh " %.
uty The MonbF hall dsvote Itssli viii hearty Zeal
TSeFr are h. Ials Siste some tha.and. oi Iriuhmsn
dn r,0g, moral abd int lgrn- uh0 1--we Tue land VI
cdr bIth thr hSms u lhsr kindrrd wI.h the W
t1at live hing und wakes MT "ld. ~ whom. Ne londly
ell weekly summary oi Iruh lhtslhgsn,e, vsla,d
N view requirement. In thu Tar "a land. VI
NJ % unWelcHnr. AID y l. The drtrmi ,aH u u the
pr'pTstlr1 u fhs Mont = " leaVe nOihinS AhdEe ~
dosstve their smrllOn and slpport. -.
f.R the res, as h1Js ~ tlTstsn journal which will
ann-o veil n,truci; which, tarr N udveftase
any 0tle dapattasit, ulia c0utan uhlttl
winch dlei1us parent W,aIld he ungllias - pA .
lors - chill; ti1uxh our o.lamus VII be SsA-uusd
sth mhlh, a.d KoOd JOks Wdi 10 ~ WeeOms "si'ty'
.. . rulSrlIpIion.
10 all tier various pnnsos outside Vur provinces aud
viii In CAREFUL, kept thrfa h
No pans Will 6e spAIvd 10 make aur mining, aercu.
, 1858-03-19
TO THE AFFLICTED.

DR.. R.LJ.IZArKAl IetlnnA Ills shceie Ihahkr 10 hiS
paIL IT. fT telT paiuhaRr, anu WUld g. ke
ri OppITtuhJ " IeInInu u" m that hs cOhIIbueS %
aiISlI ii Ills Institute i thr 1T ehrhlc uinures Og
,I1 Lunga Liver KMneis di-tlve aud grBIIsl urgAls,
,nd AlI " ,te dlstHs, q 3, phil Ic Vi es, aHIlAG
1hst, aiIcIu o., EAmBa, Neak'e q, ILe h0GTId
lss Qusncts VI seh sIu O. and he llsS that ills khS
XpeIi-noe and slTCtrsi, pIaeIcr IiAhy learo cid
,alIIne b. ensuIr hun rhaFe u phl.U pAiIu r.. ~
ts praciIcr UE ulahy StAFs iI Eurpe aud Tie Uh l.
and during Ih1 hungaIIAh SaT anu tam uRES. be
l. S,nIleu " a,lLI Tie nsi tcR nIu sIcctsslIL Ien
die, ~ airsi selsrs VI ali kIuds H. uta nU ntFcPI
I,arnes mOJrFaIs, uUAts bus IlAtenIs CETrut and
hUnOH Ar way, and has FritIehcrS VI unpue.Ikbs6lS
VrracIIy e. M men Il kH " re-IrctAOlldy aud bIkh
sIadIg h. sdCisLy. All paIis- caRt " him, b. ter
OtuerA ise will receive The RsI aGd sTIIssI sstnsnI,
,ud iIupltI secrSsy.
, 1858-03-19
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o. Saturday M.Tch Bih, y puiaIsh- In 8 IN Fran
ris rnG MOHIr h. W Okly Journal Of CathO' LitnA-
70 and @ -Hrr lnullie ice vii IH i--ued in quartz
form, and contsin nv cOlnmHs o pr,ntrd maitf.
MARKS, THOMAS Il CO.,
, 1858-03-19
JOHN ID. ARTHUR,
IMPORTER AND JoBBER

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
WashlRgtOn street, near Davis.
HAS JUST RECEIVED, BH LATE ARR
IL SAls Iran the ~, SD ~. SOuIh W IsesTSe,
ATKe anu VaTi' A'-'lEtinn Ut NJ
AGRICULTURAL GOODS,
Among WIN n sFr 10. H,lh,wmH. ~hieh will 10
Sold at the Lowest Market Rates
COX Yukrs aas fIed rses, tam, Ietr;
Ok b. ". beSt VsIma mukr, ea>ts Il Een palrS;
Gilds1hes, u.sITlsd riHes-a large AssOr menIj
Ox : y, pldn; W ''Oa pins; az halnH;
CaHIns. therm Hneisr aud ., Under, as,orb gnes;
Sls-l tiAIdrh hukes, ausOtsd sseS; Potato hks end
Steel spades Amess, square; long and ahUrt handlsu
aOs ICu. + No. ~ assorted ssesi CaliIUmIA and Plant
Steel gram aud coal Scoops; hay Kuiv .;
CnnwLaFs. Sledpo-. Scrw Wrnohss, Bnlshes;
asS ~ OaIsI., u 1.s Ssd ss.. horss aud ""Ol O,Fas;
Hay Fax. 3A q I tue, ruttles nnd UthsG ksBs;
Harley Fork. Ialeei n 'Husv a.d SsIAW Furksi
haN takes; Bari Hake-. hsst qaalityi
Srd soN,Is; C'hWat, WIN sterl aud cAst Fou tost;
n ~ ksksS n VuvlnK aud stsei iesih;
Farm Veg aIA. Lglt d hraVS; HauSess;
taris 1.d csit h1nr~i Hanr Hor'r liars;
Ca al B,rrINs. tr { Qn ,lry, Ia CAS- u u sch; ~
Minehe-, Tor The Mla.; D mbe rIees. tnIee bsse do;
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Cru Mnls, Er I'm Mill; srklsr; srJthe ~bHws;
Fanhlhg Mills, ~ 0rsa ze-; ExiEs ives, y xSr;
acti0nA &c., tuF Reapes; Extra Aims IhTeshsn n;
RsapsEs, AUWerS, rbIcsheir. &C.
The subscriber. haVi purchased aud made arrange
uirni1 ET fall supp II Agr utural lmplr Insnts u
New YORK aud BstOn, lTOn w ncs hs has Iut re0sH,,
FetuFurI he SIll ,s
IN THE CONSTANT RECEIPT
W .
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b. eipprr hp, VHg dsI ,as 70 ,sst, ahlcn ns en-
at nj aid Wi u On - faVFsns Isu ms .. au, ,llr
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D. arFs wd hnd 10 IOF their interest call Aad sso Ihe
Ssb criber. n bis agTle NtnF. - w.rs,s,uls
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, 1858-03-19

TsGMs Single copies, IN csnts; by maI % for six
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, 1858-03-19
San Srantista.
DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAYS
Grand Medical and Surgical Institute,
Sacramento ars OelOW Montgomery opposite Pdc!6c Aa1
ISeGmSaip companvs eDEc', San Erunctsco
EstablI he'd In 1854, ESr the Permanent Care of
ali Private and ChrOHIe Diseases, and the
suppression OF quaeheFy.


Attending and Resilient p. SsIcian,
l. ]. CZiPKAY.MD.
Laie In the Hnngarsp z. VutRIH,ry WSF,t bet Phya:
cIan u tie ~ b ksefsent VI HUIVSIH hlef >uFeeu
u the MIIaIy H'I,tIL, Oi PesI, Hungary, and IAIe
LerturrT Oh IIe UlseAEe- Of N,meh and Lhi,dIeiE
'UmmuDicatInIls sIlL'b COuhdthuaI COGsultstEnSI
~ liter ,R UtherA he, fne.
AddIesS DR.. L J.'3 PKAY,
Sab + F'ancIscO, IalS
, 1858-03-19

rsss psodIc.s ably Represent he great political parties sf
oul nIllnWhg, Tory, and adclli buI politics form
safuIo q ier character A. olgApa of the most pro
pna1 uIlrs 1clence, Literature, Morality, and Religion.
9 oinnd fhal have stood nFvhsd IN The world Of
ulla bIng considered Indispensable he scholar AID The
preonnl man. while 70 The nirgnt reader of evey class
hlv nrnlh correct and aalactoy record o The cur.
us aFae of he day. Throughout he world than poo
: w b obtainsd IRON any othsF source faFa
EaEly Cepiss negnred.
Isiscrpi ofAfrsnea shss from he British pnhlIshsrs
nlTrl nad1nn value % rss Ftpn especially during tho
pfellnt secuE state q European anAFl inalmnch = sy
49, TeRmat a,tg
lE any sne-efAs gsa, hs..sl. pr snnun. .'..es g
Hm 40 ulee u lhu i0uF hsvlsua, .......J W
- llslsooa md a. sI.ss nsvssss. . ......:S %
~ ullcEuood aud tour nssisuA ......lg 70 k
fllmenn . y m1dsln 81 caloI n a1sanca Menly
, 1858-03-19

l. The nndardgnSd. ,hvurHOT II hungAFy, Do testify
utTse, thAi VI J. Cs'pAay served curing tllc U-
1sst tT hHhg 'f.sh berry, - Uht surRsOn N th- Hun
SaIlan aiulI. viii alIni VUnEVsTa ce--shrlUV have
SlVsn him tns cehnca ., aud dO tounsnd him thS
iup.thy ats hIlOI aud " tsetin u slI S.s IN, are
c,pable II appFseainU paFi NAcnI.e and un1o-
sstVsd hls UF.uSe. k0 surd LAJUS, 'i
t.i. iattrq o 'Vsrlur u HanIaFY.
, 1858-03-19
cSUPRER NOT WHEN A CURE Is GUARANTEED m ALL
- STAGES W skcKET DISEASES.


ID srAuEs W sAcKET DISEASES.
-en III use Ni.'H.s eUIt,, 3r,.,l, al ~ slaEes.
.tetlIes, 0isrt-, lIASsl, Sb len, DlssASe~ IL the
KIdhsls UU BSddsr, W. Fcu M ttIsUna lrn. ScndulA,
paIIIs Hs baIe. a'd AukRs, DSsNrsH The .sEu,
rhrsI,N 80 usd EJtN U.aTs ~ RIHs BOdJ O L.u.Is
IsTesr, Dn p>y ,EIls bus, 81 vl.ss baGce, d
ell die 80 Aiislbs hSm dsFAnS cement VI TIE . xal
sacu Is NERVOUS TFmGI g, Los, II n, mury, Ls. q
IOWrr gen al weskisss Dnnsus u vIslUn Win ps,I.
sP"S appSaEnE IsEHs I.s Sss, L,.sd s,ShI, WuA.-
Fc, PAU Iht Bck and hrad, FeInair lueR1aFlIsS 0,
all npFOler dI,clATk kes bkL stxes IlaItEs nUI
TO'n what cauNs tue dlSr Ee ORha'Sd, bO VtUST hug
ding ulSlhne the case, Vefl FtAlh ard
sn,Ttr hno than perm W eIrT hd W
my Treatment, eteu amer The dEsase has he
ki VI smInsht phy slcsbS uud rs'lsied al lh hsus
cure. Tue nled'cDes pSScIIhsd are pleasaht uhhauI
DIR, entirely Vegetabls causing no sekhSSa nha kgo
h1In mslCGiy OAlsam. Daring nisrb ,taIs ,d Re-
tie. ~ EaOpe AIlAntic slAhs Snd AIEHhlu, Ave
,uc.ed int Ass II usAt0 an, thUus sls, Nh, IN
he last Stal Ihe u6OVr menlOnsd uutnSp hAI hOs
stveI ~ ~ ue hy t.T pbls Nh ch rfats NE
pTunIsInR IIG.s Im ecu NDO may plaas UlanaISea
lu'RT Hl care VAISt uHd spgs"y cuts. PrV " us
tue graless eIeles b. hraltn ~ ibsl are the
drsI u COn.u up I0u. scrdul', aud many Vlh
Jlsrasss, sOuld " le TUr lO tue human iainly.
~ rmAAeht scaIeei) 'VSF Sns,toi hArj Gal "
tue fAlng ntI the hands VI mcInpeiunl YsuSus,
shI noI ~ y fail ~ cITe the dSsass. but the cUlti-
il-sa.c nA..sun The sufferer IGIO rsp CGllulnp ptu
but should tie d1eAre and tFSals Lt hla druIh
peeJy, and tue " TIN 1Darr1Cs, thr nsass vhlnta
Nuo he uutu VIII cNNtitatluu1a
Tie VI life efFup,td y which " aIS
81 IN ,eNlIa IsalsF, ulOsEs. sFut,, aud UlheT al
1s ID The skin eyes, thr1at uia lnig-' oI NilnB u,n
Drn Disf 'Hntsnee VI suffering, aud oVnnghlaB thsal
20 an carp gr,vr. .rr. 80.
sr uiaias - angiher Fmdabe tnsml % health, EOI
,hbg tse IN Tue 0Eead caial0gue u hunian allrasuD
causes oest uv'lvu dfnn upOH tbu Aysisu, drAag
lts LIUnahds VI victims through rev years u eNistthg
70 unImely grave. Il deslrys the beFVUns H,S.
EN-, rapidly wasIss away tbe sIs'E'ss u lls, c-Gss.
mguis derAhgeWent, ptsVVns Ihe pOsr VeOpneht VI
Lhe ryskm, dlsquAllnes tor marriage es.t, Dslhe,
aud al sartL happnrss, aud leaves ths suieF WIektd
UOdy aud Ind, pFsdruEed " On.umptIOn sud ain
evils u b. drsAIsd than uralh IlssL Win he
llest cUnudsSes unFe tue uniOFnhsts viunD u ee
that srInasns aud ypeedy cure cuh b 10 ID q,
and. with BE- n0tiOuInc IL tuinOus prslcsr, ny la-
N nls eau . restored " TOlunl, vlgUiVus usath
Irregularities aud hl dkeases VI nalss aud IsInalea
traoI pTiclpss esl4hlshed " hiken ysara PIac.
and a.bcttd by thuuaus VI 1hS mst IsnlaI kADlU
hs0Icer, S'th lnl dIFvrthiA, snt D. par u
Carnla.O egn and w.SnnRl0a lsTFlbar., \, Ialisnls
's'um ,caAIns :, mJ 0y leIIsr bAsns.s cur
q ~ .dsare Utrie'l, c0nndeetsAl. r-s
ASdrss DR. L. IzlPKAY,
Medical tnAILile, Ssvl Allis sGFrel,
elw MontgnmsSJ "ppOsas paUiuc Asn s,sAnashlp los
, 1858-03-19

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Medical tnHlIt,ile, Ssu, AI1s nIO street,
el " Montgomery, "ppusae paUuc \ III slsAhsLp L0!s
hoe, san PrAncsco.

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~ 5uFgicai ilsgtt-te " SAuTAavni0 ulEeoa, tslUW
utg.mrIy, opposite the Pacnc Maj nteanlIhp C.I.6
ics, Sau ffanCsco Tue DOcbiF usus ts ensuiislaln.
snu n-kS NJ TenunsTaltm ualSss ho ELECTS vurs. OeO
a uFs lrOln A.M.WVPA 7fl
, 1858-03-19
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-27
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

A R. Courtney's Roseneath, light pressed lbs.
S. S. Law, lbs. N. Bowles, lbs
Henry Lelans " C. Henry,
Mountain Rose, !" A. c. Courtney, SIS
F. Taylor, 70. j. Word, los
Smoking Tobacco, in bbls and boxes
Received per steamboat and for sale by
COURTNEY & CUSHING,
oc6tf No. 65 South Gay st.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-27

,, C0Tn'r Of Jefferson and Bond streets
n James Clark preached missionary eleven
o'clock lie reviewed the labors of the Home Missions
giving much valuable information, and the sermon
was taken for the benefit of the Wesleyan Home Misso
On ue eauseway The ladies of the Mite Society have
ar ana FESTIVAL in the basement of the Church the pro
ceeds OF which for the benefit of the con
EFeeatlon Throughout the day large number of per.
sons were IN attendance and the sales quite large
BROADWAY N. E. CHURCH
The Rev J. McMurray preached in this church the
morning from the following Enter his gates
with Thanksgiving, and into his praise
thankful unto him and bless his name "-OOh Psalm and
4th verse
This sermon is spoken of one OF great ability At the
close collection taken benefit of the poor
OF the congregation, which amounted to $500.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH,
High street Lombard
The Rev Mr. Rofe OBLIGATED in the morning taking his
text from Deuteronomy, SD chapter and 10Th verse
people saved ty the Lord the shield of thy help who
IS the sword of thy excelency"
EUTAw METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
EutIlo, near Mulberry street.
a sermon was delivered this church by Rev B. +.
Brooke from Eccesiaste chapter and 10th
not thou what Is the that the former days were bet
er than these"
CHRIST CHURcH-I'rofesant Episcopal, corner Of Gay
and Fdyete streets.
Kew br Baich, Rector. In the absence of Dr. Balch
the services We're conducted by Rev Prof Johns who
preached from ID Corinthians Sh chapter part of the
oth ANA 10 prove the sincerity of your love-
CAROLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Caroline street Baltimore.
me Rev Is II. Crever preached from the 10th Psalm
and 9TH verse The lines have fallen pleasant
places; yea, have goodly heritage"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-27
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, NOV. 26
SHIPS.

SHIPS.
Ann E. Hooper, Hooper, Liverpool-J Hooper & Co
David Stewart, Prentss, Cadiz-F. l.. Brauns & Co.
Duchess DOrleans, Garland Calao-Fitzgerald b. & Co
Dus5urg, tPrusl Weigman, New York-Bros Boningcr
Empress of the Sea, Wilson, -, W Wilson & Son
Helen A. Miller, for sale.
John Spear, Spear for freight-A Mahr & Sons
BARKS.
Amazon, Kirwan, Demarara-T. PIERCE.
Dorchester, White, Rio de Janeiro-Jas. Hooper Sons
George Henry, TrOwerAr PeruFitzgerald B.& Co
Hadley. Kent, Boston-T. Whitridge < Co.
Helvetia, (Brem) Pope, Bremen-Schaer & Kohler.
May Queen, Bonner, Rio de Janeiro-Thomas PIERCE.
Nashua, Lewis, New 0reans-Hesen & Rogers
Wenham, Wedge River la Plata-James Corner & Sons
Wnifred, Munson, Rio de Janeiro-Hugh Jenkins & Co
BRIGS.
Coquette, Young, for freight-Patterson & Murgundo
Chattanooga Norris, Bahia--Kirkand Chase & Co.
Frances Jane kirch st. Johns, PR.-Rirkand C. & Co
Evelina Rutter, Danreiter, New Oreans-J. NJ. Banded
Giadiaor (Br) Sater for freight-krkand Chase Co.
Hannah, Creighton, for sale-Travers & Mitchell
Lady of the Lake, (Brl -, Trinidad, c. Yates Co,
Montrose, Hays West Indies--W Rhoads & Son
Neptun, tOldbg.) Drees Bremen.
. IT, Bass, Winchester, neutrality-suspicious. Il Son.
Stguin' Nelson Cuba-Pendergast Bros.
lime, tBr.l McDouga Maitland n. S-Kelsey & Gray
non stare Digs spanish Man.-Dunnock 4 eatherly
ucah' (br.) Mcdonald Windsor, N. s-Kescy Ora ,,
Arctic, Jackman, Fail River-Curtis & Post
cornella A. Crook, Evernham New York
CCit,zen, York, New Bedford-Hesen 4 Rogers
n AmeTlca Eldridge, New Orleans. Henderson & Co
D Dahiel hnce, Wilmington, N.C.-Dunnock & Weathery
PP 1 Berton, st. Augustine-J ". Brown & Son
E Ehte, Leary, Charleston-C. Pendergast
Globe, Mitchell, Boston-KeIsey Il GRAY.
nope frank Observation-Disclosures & Mitchell
a. n. 8 ,b;Gynt9n, Grinde, caais-Geo H. Rogers
Ida MAILER Hubbard, New Bedford-Rose & LYON.
luna Neweli, Parsons Portlsnd-T R Matthews & Son
;: Predmore, cranner. New York-W Rhoads 4 Son,
hohinoor, br Blanchard, Dominica j C. Yates 4 ca
Izzie Russeii Todd, San Blas-Pearce Gray
Lydia X Ogden, Troy-W. Rhoads & Son
N. Bennett tBr.) Ferguson, Halifax-Mattbews 4 Son
Mary MARYLAND M =, inman, Chareston-Chas. Pendergast
Mary Walker, North Carolina-Bevan Phillins & 70
Maria Jane, Crosby, Portsmouth, n H-Keisev = Grav
n. N. Tanner, Todd, Surinam-Dunnock & Weatberly'
N. W. Smith, Wyatt, Charleston
Ocean Bird Eddy, Providence-S. Phillips Co
Oswego, (Brl Card, Windsor, N.S.-Kelsey l. Gray
Princess, Eldridge, Bangor-C Kidder
Roxbury Brown, New Bedford-T. whitridge & Co.
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8alI 80a0s.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
kslkA Issss-zzs1ss.zI q


NORTHERN CENTRAL BAlLNA \.
IA Esszsss.E -: ss
CHANGE OF HOURS AND TRAINS.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY being com
pleed and in operation Wiiamsport making close
New York and Erie and Canandaigua Railroads for
WILLIAMSPORT, ELMIRA, ROCHESTER, SYRACUSE
NIAGARA FALLS, BINGHAMPTON, BUFFALO,
BSTAVlA, OSWEG0,
ALL THE TOWNS AND CITIES IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA,
On and after October 7th, trains will as ollows:~
Passengers for Niagara Falls Buffalo, Harrisburg, Car
isle Chambersburg. Lancaster, leave Calvert Station
S.15 a. NJ. and 40, P. VI.
Passengers Pttsburg Chicago, CinChp att St Loui
and other cities and towns in the West Nor and South
leave Calvert Station at s,l5 A. NJ. and 10, P NJ
Bedford Springs passengers leave by trains at g.
NJ and 10, P. NJ, connecting with the Pennsylvania an
Broad Top Railroads.
Ali trains stop at regular way stations.
Do. Niagara Falls. ...................,...lO
Do. Buffalo. Observation-Disclosures. go ~
Baggage checked through to all principal points "ESt
and NORTH.
Passengers the opportunity of stopping at
point any Of the cities, the route, and resume hel
BY the completion of this road wiIliamsport,
fer the Travellers the following comparison of distance
BY Northern Central Railway. BY New \ ork
292.................OW EGO.
3l4............. BINGHAMPTON. ....40l
ga ............ CANANDliGUA.... .....,..55l
ROCHESTER,. .55S
374............... BATAVIA....-... ..,..,. $50
394............... SYRACUSE. .....,.......45
42I .......... NIAGARA FALLS .......,....627
42g................. OSW EGO................5l2
4O4................BUFFAL O...............,60 9
442...............DU NKlRk. ...............e4 $40
For THROUGH TICKETS and further correct and relis-
bic information apply at the Ticket Office Calvert Station
n E. corner of Calvert and Franklin streets, Baltimore
oc7-tf C. c. ADRE0N, Superintendent.
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$ N. Sherman, Sherman, New London-s Phillips & Co
Sea Witch, Smith, New Yoris-Rose 4 Lyon
Searsville Sears, Boston-W. Rhoads & Son.
fremont Howard, Boston Curtis * Post.
Wild Pigeon, Miliikin, Providence-S. Phillips Co
VIM. +. Leggett, Gibson, Albany, a.
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Steamships.
EAR SAVANNAH


FOR SAVANNAH
>A@9xSe hClN 30 go 80,
.-NfTEs SATURDAY, NOV. Zllh at - GioGh:-
EztsTstksszfs5 The fine steamship III oF -N"i ''
For freight or passage hay ing all state room accomo
dation. auply 10 7. II. BELT, Jf., Agent
mo- : =, ,,,,,,onT AMI SAVAN-
Lze=EETA BALI1MOhL hLND NC'A 49,
Szz7f~IRTT- NAH STEAMSHIP 70 -.-,.,.
tSss=ESksSgasss TO SOUTHERN SHIPPEf9.-frelgIls
to Augusta, Calhoun, Newman, ATLANTA, naton1 IL"
Grange Marietta Ringgold Kingston, Rome, west foht
end ereg part If corqia put through at much lower
rates with promptness than via Charleston aiIo
Tor eTery Parr o. Last Lennessee Mo,g, I rates shin
D.r ANU o YER a u, pid TO their interests
pd Va tyTP IS charged NJ any nrornDt to the day
Of so;In,a sim Ieayin,, for Savannab EVERY SATUR-
u ~ ~ - O'clock N Andy To-
i H. BELT Jn Agent
Union Dock.
N R-Freiobt ror AUGUSTA and all points on the Sa-
,,,ah River inf throu,,b entirely bv yatar nlqtf
1"ti - = - -, ~. z=T,T,
zAxA FkEIIi1I u fASSENOEh
-ETrETSaIIN E.-CROMW ELLIS LINE OF STEAM
sssSFzssss. - RS FOR CHARLESTON.
SINNERS are hereby notified that Steamer of this Line
will leave for Charleston every SATURDAY, at O'Clock
p NJ
Merchandise destined for the points named below will
be reshipped at Charleston, free of commission, imme
dately arrival of the Steamers:
Atlanta La Grange, "
1far;atto West Point,
Kingston. Chattanooga, Tenn.
Calhoun Nashville,
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Steamboats,.
;. FOR FREDERICKSBURG

r.-sIrFs FOR FREDERICKSBURG,
c--z-Ez=z-=1sF A.-The steamer WIN. SELDEN, W. b.
krwan, captain leaves her wharf foot of South street
every TUESDAY, at p. NJ, for the above place stop
ping at ali of the usual landings going and returning.
Leaves Fredericksburg every FRIDAY MORNING at
O'Clock for baltimore Freight OF every description
taken at low Blank bills of lading form
can be had on board Freghts to all points except Fred
er1ckSburg and Baltimore must be prepaid For freight
passage, having excellent accommodations
apply in Baltimore Board the Boat
Agents in Fredericksburg,