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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-09
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
Nv will he made to be County Commits
sioners OF Cecil county, at their first regular,
meeting after the 18th day Of July, next. to
have new road opened in the Ninth Elec-
ton District: sc from a point on the road
lending from William CamerOn's to Kirk $
Mills: near tho Old Grave Yard Field, and
running through lands OF William b. Biles,
George W. Janney, Sarah Williams, William
Nuns, David Shcrer and Empson McGraw,
and to terminate near large hickory stump
on the side Of the road leading from War
burton's Saw Mill to Carter's Paper Mill"
June 18th, lS59-5w.
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A comparison of the religions statistics of
Germany in 1910 with those Of 1853 show
that the number of Proteslants in nearly ey
cry State has increased in larger ratio than
that Of Roman Catholics. Whole congycea-
tions Of Catholics, or al least a majority OF
them. have in number of instances become
Plottstants, and Rome has lost to plotestan.
tsm four times as many priests as she has
gained prosey tcs from the Protestant clergy.
The whole number of Proestants in the
States of the German Oonf, deracy is at pres
ent 10000 ,0O0-lhat of Catholics, % l50.-
uOn
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY virtue of a writ of Fcr Facia5, issued
- ont of the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
at the suit of Thomas Richa rdson two writs'
of Venditioni Exponas, issued by John
Owens, one of the Justices of the Peace of
the State of Maryland, in and for Cecif
county, at the suit of William 4. Richardson,
all against the goods and chattlcs, lands and
tenements of Benjamin B. Sweet, to mo
directed, have seized and taken in execu-
ton all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, of the said Benz
jamin b. Sweet, in and to all that
Piece, Parcel OF Tract Of Land,
situate, lying and being in Cecil county, on
the II orfh Fla st road leading to Charlestown
and Port Deposit, adjoining the lands Of the
Brick Yard Company, Samuel Logan, and
others, containing
1873 ACRES, MORE OR LESS;
and hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY,, the 9h day of JULY, 1859,
AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR, IN ELKToN,
will offer for sale said property, so seized
and taken in execution, at Public Auction,
to the highest bidder for Cash, to satisfy
said writs and costs.
CS-Salc to commence at II O'Clock A. NJ,
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
June IS, lS59-ts. Sheriff.
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How They Bchead People in China

'e"" HeS AShCdu Fetplc Ill SHlnd.
The criminals were brought out in gangs,
II they were able to walk, or if they could
not walk, in chairs and baskets, the latter of
kind IN which usually hogs arc carried the
basket beng attached 20 two poles. and thus
carried on the shoulders Of two men. When
the culprits reached the execution ground.
they were tumbled out Of their chairs and
baskets down upon the pavement, with as
niue care or sympathy as though they had
been load of pumpkins or potatoes. The
executloncrs then arrange them in rows
three usually, when there was a large number
to be dispatched, as my friend informed me,
one executioner taking his place at the head
OF each row, and giving each victim blow
on the back side Of the head to push it for
ward and lay it convenient for the sword, as
all kne.t and awaited the fatal moment-
When all things were thus arranged, the
death warrant came-it was banner, and so
soon as 1t waved in sight, without any verbal
order being given, the hcadsmen began their
work of death. There was rapid succession
OF dull, crushing sounds chop, chop. chop,
and down dropped the heads, while the
bodies fell forward. and streams ofblood were
shot into the air like jets Of water from a fire
engine
Inc friend who was my gnidc, as we
stood on the very pavement by the wall on
one side of the street, where these rows OF
victims were drawn up, told lie me had been
obliged, as others also had been, to step back
of these wretched kneeling men when the
work commenced, lest the blood, if they were
IN front would stream across the street and
fall upon them. No second blow was ever
given, for these dexterous men are slayers
educated for their work for until they are
able. with their heavy swords, which are in
part butchers cleavers as well as swords, to
slice great Dubious vegetable as thin as we
slice cucumbers, they are not eligible 10
office.
Three seconds are sufficient for each head.
In one minute five ex,cutioners clear off one
hundred heads. 1t took rather longer for the
assistants to pack up the heads and bodies
and pack them up in rough collins, prepare
tory to their being carried away into the
fields and hills outside the walls for interment
Nor were they all careful that the old COM
panionship of head and body should be con-
lnued, but they often thrust a head anil
body into coffin which had ntvcr met
before. As hundreds were sometimes execu-
ted at time, occasionally coming up to
live hundred, while these scenes were Of con-
slant occurrence, the whole urea swain in
hlood-if not :" to the horse bridles," yet
almost over the shoes and up to the ankles.
The earth does not contain so horrible an
Aceldama, SO true field Of blood"
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STARVING THEM OuT.-There is n good
story told OF Meolraj, the native East India
General. His followers took from the Eng
l'sh lot of hermctricallv sealed provisions
in tin cases, and not having seen anything OF
the kind before, he mistook them for cannis-
ter shot, and fired nothing from his guns for
three days but fresh HOLSTERS, picked salmon,
and other delcacies, thus supplying the
British camp (Which he was trying to starve
into surrenderl with a shower of the freshet
of English provisions.
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EXPOSURE TO THE SUN.-These piping hot
days should make every one careful Of expos
ing himself too long in the sun. We see
already accounts of death from sun-stroke-
Lahorers, who are exposed By their business
to the suns rays, can find very good protec-
ton in keeping handkerchief between their
head and the crown of the hat. If tine hand
kerchef is wet, so much the better protection
for the head. Sun
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49, here are some members ola commu-
nifty" said the sagacious and witty Thomas
Bradbury, THAT are like crumb in the
the throat; if they go the right roy they
afford but little nourishment; hut if they go
the u'ong pay they give great deal of tIou
ble"
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SAM. HorsToN'7 General Houston, who is
now fairly in the fsstsM as "A candidate for Gov
ernor Of Texas, II letter TO a friend says
he will make no regular canvass. though he
may deliver few speeches, and when he
does, he Will be down upon all the modern
isIns, ulruisms, rcopening the African slave
trade, secession movements and arlful dcdg es
of the day.
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RESIGNATION. Hon. WIN. Daniel, late of
Somerset county. has resigned his seat in the
Maryland State Senate, in consequence of
having taken up his residence in Baltimore.
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KILLINGSWORTu e. co.

"AVE just made a considerable addition
L Il to their STOCK of SEASONABLE
GOODS, bought for Cash at the LoueM
Prices, and will be sold at a small advance.
Call and see, and you will not be disappointed.
KILLINGSWORTH u CO.,
June Is, lS59-4w' North East.
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UTlf thou art master, be sometimes
bliud if servant, he sometimes deaf.
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D-What passes as open-face honesty is
often masked malgnity,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-23
3kippiNa.

z$g4t FOR RIVER LA PLATA.
sS-5 The new A bark "PYRMONT,r oliver master
to sail fast will leave I'd January For passage
on dS paving st'teroom accomm2datiOB9 Apply
.+f55s FOR CUBA.
Room e new Gris rayers master with fine State
TURDAY 2th instant to bort dn the o,t ~ go ob
tor passage only, which will be taken at low rates AppIy
dl9-lw IhA' AKS \ : s MlIGHE ELL,
s5+sSs FOR BREMEN.
5ss $50 Ihe Bremen ship 'FERDINAND Bullerlick,
frsgIt or a qacT dispatch for the above port F1
al5u corner of LOMBARD !; , BRAU JSS 4 CO.
ssSrz1 FOR LONDON. -
an ad The l. As per Lloyds Danish schooner Juno
80 l25 Smiths wharf.
,s155, FOR MARSEILLBS.
A small vessel will be despatched as a,ova ir s,ef
.o,., HEsLEN & ROGERS,
s5s4sz5s SAN FRANCISCO-C OLEMANJS
81 lbISS Ne CLASS CLIPPERs-CLIPPER o.
clipper ship GHi4FEsAS W en5e c popular fr;cas
Far f .o;ahg at New York, and will sail above
doo..s PENDERGAsT BROS,
"-1-4 u Smiths wharf, up stairs
e.sA MERCHANTS REGULAR WEEKLY
me clipper schooner Gf &iMfPP1SSoS M N
d dsnigs large portion of board, will sail With
For freight or passage aR ply, oon ,,. ..
| r.
| Eoois so,+ -, ,,, ~ No. III Smiths wharf
%o1us Sent 70 our address will he forwarded free Of com,
- ShPPers VIZ please send duplicate receipts and adj
Messrs T c 4 B. c. WoRTH.Agentsn Wilmington. delft
szss4A FOR CHARLESTON, S, C.-THE MER-
- GHANTS' l!lNE.-TO SAIL WEEKLY The CONFER
mond h eRPer t schooner Join ROE Capt F. Ham
gong on board, will sail with dispatch ~ anu
CHARLES PENDERGAsT.
~ All charges paid goods shipped by this line and
ss sent TO my address will be ared free of commits
BIShippss will please send duplicate receipts with
HENRY P RUssELL ESD Agent in Charleston C. do P +,
,s+@S FOR RICHMOND DIRECT.-TO sail on
- neSday The packet schooner ssBATTIMORF ;,
SPain Rcht Phillips. The schooner is now Ioadne AID
Will sail as above For of freight apply to E anu
d1o+s TRAVERS MITCHELL,
- No. Spears wharf
Sss4k FOR NEW ORLEANS.-DESPATC
~ L: 81 oads town.The regular packet scboone
It"OSh Norris, master, is loading for the 9boyC
quick despatch For balance of freight or passage ARMY C
nI9H N. W 6 mEiSLE IA a a R92GGE a,
lzzgss NEW ORLEANS
Ship SA AM HEEN llS Captain KNOWLES .
q" G GHtRH 4. MILLER :. t Salt
These vessels all of superior class and nsue t tn
lowest figure They sail regularly as advertised and are
ma9ded by Captains well experienced the trade The ca
pacy, too OF the above vessels in such as will afford 60
facility to shippers For freight cabin or steerage nassau
apply to JOHN HENDERSON CO.
GEO W HYNSON Co. Agents. New 0r ge rt siTeet
their address. H" OOnSis III Tti - !
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M5ertban0I3e.

MINES AND COGNAC.-4 quarter pipes
sSssrv sGISsa quarter pipes Port wine quarter pipe
&R2f L aRRFS5 spss oa6 Ga
e ssIeee: s26-tf
VERDIGRIS-lO cases Verdigrs. ground in
Tvs w on, FOR sale by j. PARkHURsF r Co. No IS Bow
w HlSkE4.-A constant supply of Rectifed
profit by sTsT M ksk Rn B RGd y b soq at small
Hn CASES BEST ENGLISH CAST STEEL
JENKINS, 81 South Charles street " - %
II BBLS. RYE WHISKEY, about one wear
Old and which believe to be the hest article now in
the aboTs nSmG ay 10y SGcnPfSBBpGE GTf
GHA =, 81 south street, opp Exchange Place je28tf
> tres. EXTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS,
E%cfor sale by SMITH 4 NICODEMUS oI4-tf
100 BUSHELS PEACH SEEDS for sale bv
wv T T MARTIN BRO, r. 5 Cavcrt st n4-tf'
100 HHDS. PRIME WESTERN BACON
i1SoW6ESdss' bright and hands for sale by SMITH
1R0 CASKS CLARET AND SAUFERNE
lSO Wines per ship 'Marshaln in casks of 80 and 60
% eGGay " and and "a & Hafy G ST. pff
100 BBLS. PRIME WESTERN LARD in
3r sale by G. CAssARD son, 4O7 and 400
! S00 BOXES AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
E1TZ 8 sale bow by manufacturers agent, WILLIAM
HS0 SACKS ASHTON'S FINE SALT, in
store and for sale by FoARD ROGERS, I6 Bow
:! al3tf
| S00 BOXES PRIME EASTERN CUTTING
| OOO Cheese. For sale by RICH & co, No 81 Pratt
stree d5-tf
| 000 LBS. PRIME EASTERN SHORE
stairs. 40, - = l''7"' '''sy d6t "
1000 BBLS. LABSADORE AND HALIFAX
10OO Herring in store. For sale ty RICH h CO. No
=! tratt street d5tf
2 600 LBS. PATENT AXLE CREASE
c.OOOA superior article, for sale low by manufactu
rers agent, WIN. H. BOLTON 81 W Pratt street ap2atf
e O00 PATENT BATH BRICK-Receiyet
O1<|OO from Liverpool per ship n W Brunei, TO
ale &hoat by FoARD ROGERS, IL Bowy's wharf j25
On 0l0 LBS. PURE WHITE LEAD AM
AOsUUOSnow White zinc for saIeIow bv manufa,
tuners agent VIM IL BOLTON. 81 W. Pratt street ape If
"a 000 FEET A YELLOW PM
OE'OOOFL00RING BOARDS, bright and we
IaSi arrived from Ch2reStnn G, per schooner II
Smiths wharf, up stairs j2S,tf
IN 000 HAVANA CIGARS.-Cboic
GO'OOOh Just received and for sale by GUN
THER RoDEWALD. 90 Lombard street, enc door west
couelL sILeee mSl-tf
SS 000 Ell LEON DE ORA BEARS
= Sc.OOO 10000 FL Leon de Orc Londres, LIST; 3ONf
NJ Leon londreS, Ids 25OO FL Ninfa ondres 3ds Just
celyed per steamer Empire City ?. TIERNAN & SON In
d, porters, I'm. Charles street. jeI8tf
) 100 600 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE
( bIGAN JENKINS, 33 S. Charles street fe23-tF
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for SaIR. frEinht NJ G-fnrttr.

eszgA4 W. MAN MI II VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
- 800 NEW QRLEANS.-A Urge amount of freight on
." O''" at JOIN 2q HEN a6fERRsS5 Ssy1
4!2-9 corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
es5zs WANTED-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
Apply port Good c ffss aP4 S3 to go
s9sss5tt. WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
given Apply to GOOD F2s Sn& q RGG RRsspatoh
dlt II N. W corner Pratt and Gay streets
,zys4zkS Manitoba VESSEL To LOAD FOR
fS5T to Good rates and fF 2gf defg @
alt-u " W corner Pratt and Gay streets.
seEs4, FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
100 tons barthen She wecoppeed and in perfec order
'or "est India or other foreign voyage Apply to
dlsIot 10 e. a. g pratt Street
sssss,z FOR SALE.-The good schooner 1sSTTM-
ted for the North Carolina trade carrie. 3=01 bnSbs ~
gram. VIII s,ll hen low by early application to
u 2Spears wharf.
rett7z5 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
:5 sIhe sp,endid neT brig Travers, master
APBIyto TRA|ER$ x M III C5iiF LTY"yose
-4=- u No. Spears wharf
aS@s WANTED IMMEDIATELY A vessel
sssto load for the South. Apply to
n12n corner Smiths ra # and Bii Prst Street
sss55t4z FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-Sbip
business cac D sbda S5 Penss master ready for
n:1 corner Lombard street and Cheaps,le
d. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
TsSzska. new clipper brig "A B. PATTERSON" Cant VIM
H. Knight Capacity 300 bbIs Apply to
,o.r TIANERS Il MITCHELL.
"t--t' No. Spears wharf
xatz4s TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
sfS5SE AhERIGAN SIuPPERS.-Brandywrne superanc
Flour packed in bbs half bos supplied at short nG
Ill ~ Sii'Ppihs order, ny JOHN S. PRICE,
-I1I---IlE 70 South street
So VESSELS 5A WANTED FOR
The undersigned constantly in want Of vessels load
to and from Havana Maanzas ~ '
.,or., NORRELL & RANDALL
n.z..LL IS Exchange Place
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8aiI R0aOs.
AFAsAa:is.:.....::I!:Il....:..
MESTEPN

Is7Z,7,r,,, AARYLAND Railroad
&, Cars leave Calvert Station at ~ "a iyNT
and 1915 A. NJ. 4'-lS'eIstoWn for Baltimore at 6
with 10 ~ ro; non Westminster daily at "a N ooo.
turns to Westminster go " il' tram from Baltimore re
Mo1dsY, Wedb 5Sm Iane ster at NJ meets 10 Il train
DAYS to Manchester on t I" friday Returning alternate
timore val VI the o ~ train from Bal
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC-In con.eonoaoo

- 49, aO ~. ~ lhh PUBLlC.-ln consequence
- 3I le recent discovery and seizure At Hal ~ -
Of aWS assrH OF large Quantit Of MTATE K
b ~ aessrS Moet Chandon in Epernav nrayin,,S ~
i, shipment to this city, with an evident nt1t TO- $40
b we CONSIDER It our duty to caution the pnbIia asp
o Inv po; ana 10 advise purchasers and consumers
rei.Iable and respectable houses " ' "'d'u oihy from
we have reason to believe thot .ho ;x;...:. r ~.
IS gong on to large extent but the frttious article
' VIC easily distinguished from the genuine qualities
iaastf NJ, =, P. TIERNAN h son,
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Si!ber Mare, sffutiru Ef
Ggbacc1.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

CONSIDER of Man, SIS lei Natural. light pressed lbs
Washington, Nav Queen, z
Mitchell Ch0lce A. ThomS l. Sons
DO. do. los Ceehrated,''
!. II. Leafs Flake E.SI
Washington, Il lbs Queen of the South
CONSIDER of Man, 81 Dorado -.
A. Thomas X Sons Grape" Halr $ Louisa Bell
C. c. c. Fig Tobacco MorantIaue, his
FL Kader Twist, in foil, Wide Wide World ="
Jas. Thomas, ,Jr S Citron Fig T. H. Nance, Gold Leaf
\. b CA,dw ell twist, Planet OF the South.
Nal l. Harris, X. r. twist. Rchd. Harvey,
Saml. Ward, lbs. Creiehton Three Bellies
&. * .. Morgan, c. Dark Sweet,
Va Tobacco Stems in hhds. A. Spotswood,
Smoking Tobacco IN bbls Simpson Black
Hyena Club smoking Tobacco in bales.
49, For sale by WM. BAYNE,
" N I'LL.
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

~
fJVES, SIZES, SEYEN$, TENS, ELEVENS AND
TWELNIS
h j. Smith, Jones. N-nabie, Atwood john Nontfort
c. saunders Young Burwc, Red Royeg.L Guy Y0png
* Nimbish, Mount Vernon Clay.
BALE POUNDS.
Chickahomiry. Red Rover, nurs-sin. " Iigo, Na;ad
Queen.
TWISTS.
geo: Cooper 4 Co. Ahqe- McCnhr no. Cahen,iish John
Donigan, John Keen, Jr, Joe Ben, K Il St,agai s. r
Graveiy. - -
POUNDS
, Eqreia,girt pressed, John Winston, do d., James
Butler do do II Brazo, DO. do Scctrcc II Nari NJ Lang
horne Sons, +. F. kcn's Nocar,E. F. Kc,r's Native
r Keen F!ue Cured. J. g. Norman. T. r. Donagan " G
iyey GuSayuS Jones, Kate Waller 7 Holland Fillmore
,ttTr feak; L. La 'rcuce, Henry Fuglr, ". H. Burton f.
~ Davis, !. X. Jones' 5. \. Myers, W. l.. Ogden D. P T.
krGn Eagle T. j. Harrison, John Gabre dish St Charles
! j. p. Smith
For sale by JOHN r. PLEASANTs & SONS,
hleu - South street
G. W. GAIL. iuRIsrt.y Az
~ w. GAIL & AK,
- MANUFACTURERS ALL KINDS OF
SMOKING FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
SNUFF AND CIGARS.
ALEC,
1890 IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS,
PIPES, SNUFF BONES, nc
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81 81! sssa Ess4;:ss FOR This
u =
STEAMBOATS,

IL FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
To- s1ezaA s y mp, THREE TINES A WEEK
i LiG steamers bFLE DEERE and GEO PEAR0TV cr, r,
igayng every tuesday Thursday and Saturday nov
freight received daily
dationS @'i1''0i '"'le room accoinm s.
For freight or passage apply to
J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
p & Passo,,. mall, In; , . Light street harr
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j. h. WARNER, Ticket Agant l > ASS superintendent
So "a sfs;5ss =a.zss.;s PHILADELPHIA,
XIX u " 7aZ--ssiE-S WTILMIN

os.. , EALL ARRAWGEHE;iT5'55t' "'Ap-
PPhIadSP6s T sa!e GFsRRI%sf b5BS FFp sF 6Rp
EXPRFS SSe PR 9H9IRSfa " as 81 follows viz
A, n; EVENING MA at g. IS r. II Way NAL " lois
w UHDAl 5 at 525 p NJ only. All train. connect i.
Freiet f Srsts '&cg tp P p1o r VI - saturdays.
IT, w. 81 stopping only at Stemmer's Run Ch8se,s a5
.I Er9 on PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAIL
BY leaving in lol5A NJ. faih viii
asoryer h ran T or by l.ayng 3 p NJ can procurn
nIngtGn and take the IS A train m 'e sht IN WI
no a coiored Persons Netfer bond ~ f., e m
ally known to the undersigned who ' Pyfson per>o'
po u, o.e oonp3ny' before tny vii tal,.n
n5i4 w. caAwFoR". A-..
Is ~ s 5is2ss|E..ss$ roE e, TIE T. -
o., BALTIMORE AND ono RAJiI-KS03sin, '..t"
' ii'ei November 18th, 1889, the trains win ran
- Leave Camden Station Baltimore Mail ,,zc-,.
THE WEST SOUTH# EST XII y ydRS1Aih tpSARTS ot
trains 90 directly through. ''' y " f-H'' "''i
Between Baltimore and T,sir1o1f ~ :, T. !! ~ n
PEeLween Cumherand and Wheeling Inv VIM, 90 a. tL
Grafton and Pa Ss accommodation Trau and between
timore ~ "iAe'spurE take the 405 p NJ train from Re-
and a from mfF% rIlCK TRAIN leaves
NE ELiICQTTS MILLS IRA N !eayrs gal+ir, o.. O. .
10 = " n 4.4o T. M and Elicos Mills at rs az
too,- F3 9 ~, WASHINGToN AND TIE SGyT1
IL GaIilOre at AZ and 500 A. 81, and,3 u and 7
6aitimole at 20 and 745 A NJ and 3 N T3.5 81 y 10
only From R 3 T. only The second and third train
800 bllIhn0re stop at way points Tie r,j @
I3uIn trains from Baltimore and the second and L
Fo ti c'ect Nth trains the ANNAPOLIS Ros4
ENrTI 3l every kind, information &C. amy
ENGLAND, Agent, the TICK ct once 9r,ti iy 10 d"
l. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent o' i''hSrcFia!,";
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n o r I II EST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAiTWAv
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

o CHANGE OF HOUR
On and after NOVEMBER 9th, IsG9 trains will 1eo ~,
vert Station: " '7 VIII IeaVe Cal
me Mail Train daily Except Sunday al s 9n NJ
ior IlIsDurg, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati 81 -
3G r az parts OF the West and Northwest Also for F'
h ana al parts of IL North and Canada For Emmitts
0Wsn asfIS s Reading and PO and
l9rk Accommodation Train daily ieycen Smniay, ~ A.
= NJ and from York at 10 A. NJ 49, ~ ''''
doll, ~. d., >, =, EXPRESS TRAIN,
IT, az OU NJ for all part of the West and Northwest
a1 or from Washington and the South by the 20
this road. "' '"ii'0''iVus WIN the trains over
CaIart ntlS ana Information apply at the Ticket office
Baltimore. '' > VI It''ert ana rankin streets
JOHN I. RIGNEY Asst s,,,,ar,,,s,,.,,
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CHANGE OF HOUR

E.slTr~-A CHANGE OF HOUR.
Siz==SrHs-s1 BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHANEA
81 81 EaA % tOR HANRE DE GRACE TTbE ~ STt.T
CANAL AND PORT DEPOSITE '' ''''' EN
@ anu after MON DAY, October 81, ore Cr the g,ot. ~;
TINS line will leave the lower end Of West Rails s o.
tOfOre S' ~ iHNle.U OF D. rs here
- 81 fFreights received up to o'clock, Pm
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E.~sIE~%r FOR FREDERICKSBURG, Va
The steamer VIRGINIA, Cart \ +,
No, Il South street, BsIfin55or.
no T. SLAUGHTER, President

- -, FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA
$50 9911TgfssIhe steamer WM SELDEN " n I,i
i III VII resume her route to FredericEsbpru sf
vi FgaisIa9 9T leaving Baltimore from hsr
viii leave fePi5gay 22 at o'clock NJ Returning
one VIII continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TTFS6tV
f%e err EVERY FRIDAY during the season
CtEt OF every description taken low rates Horses
anu 1--we stock generally, handled with care and
terdsJ ~ accommodated Through Goods punctualy at
received 80 49, " -' ''7 SOoh AS
al her oihce los SOUTH STREET on board the Boat
49,. Agents in Frederick shurg
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5+s51 FOR RIVER LA PLATA.
ss@s The new bark ''PYRMONT,; Oliver master.
TO SAL last Will leave I'd January Fer passage
d23-tf IF W = ID iifTSFPLE|S ytoSo,-,
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TURLETT Il SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANCFAC TORY,
No. a3 NORTH STREET.
90 E.5C The undersigned having greatly en-
- lareed their premises aud increased their acli
Ties, neg leave to call the attention the public IN th;r
extensive stock Of every description Of RRf SGS fig
III the most elegant style and durable manner gbch re-
are prepared to sell on accommodating terms RT ti
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices "
iy24u "a Vort ~ 49, strt p q ,s!ON,
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FOR RRFMEN

sfzzs The Bremen ship "FERDIN AND ;, R,IIo-1i,,
master, VIII nave quick dispatch for the above mort
Freight or passage, apply to wv 0'' Por' +"
dis cor,o. &c =, -. ohAUNS ~ co.
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GSes5 #,sr CARRIAGES CARRIAGFSI---The
49, subscriber has hand at his extensive CAR
hIAGt. KEPQSlTORY, No IS South Cav street the mos.
extensive and best assortment of fashionable "a RTAFS
Ia can be found in the city Persons in want Carriage
VIII ma II TO their interest to give call am deter
mined to sell low for cash approved paper An work SOLD
at my repository warranted for welvs months Old Carra
geS repaired or taken in exchange for new ones
Carriages received storage or helr on commission
Szl-u WILLIAM MCCANN