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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
1iMM1OuNG LADlES.-The SUMNER SESSION begins
on May 4th 1859 The of instruction in the usual
orahGes IS n and thorough being under the direction of
an ecent FACULTY of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary for Female education is at the
education for their daughters with the comforts and ad
Sch ,ol. "
terms Of admission and further information, address
hey: GEO LEWIS STALEY, Principal, Mount Washington,
batm Co Maryland, or Rev DR. HEINER, Second st
PaISlmo catalogues can be had at CUSElNGS BAL
s. Baltimore street. and at Mr. Geo Gelbachs Second
street. apStf
N W LONDON ACADEMY,
~ CHESTER COUNTY, PA.
mn PROF. EDWARD D. PORTER, A. NJ Principal
Inc 2 Session of this well known School will
May 1859 1t is located in retired and healthy village,
Justly celebrated for the salubry of its climate and the
elevated cha acter of its citizens Coach meets the
ing cars from Philadelphia and Baltimore at Newark, Dell
10 convey students to the Academy.
Ierms$5 Session of five months The Principal may
DE seen at the Maltby House April 10Th and GOTH ap43m
A LEX, HOFFMAN,
"a DESIGNER AND CARVER,
II II W / " A NJ " Cd Ell G
SCHOOL,
No. ia BALTIMORE STREET, third story)
mhZly Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore.
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no Mes "a lR I-

SEIIIE AMERICA N7ESfIGRAN AIDS ANDsHoWFs
YORK. as been soils dsinite pnrSSs
fCollectlng from all ofthe country
wherein had prices, and COM
mendaE the attention who
lis and
past until offer set
Acres Of Wild some main
sooa t
States .52i
from EnEGps 2 the energetic young
mechanics and lahoreEs who trong cities and live in
reasonable dread that panic pestilence
in the channels Of rade
bread We say, resolve now While YOU may, to
seska5 home where such Pers are unknown.
who have large tracts for il every part
the Kentucky Tennessee, and
at this time remarka
BILE ndpcensnts 70 Ter climate is temperate
and apple Pear the eraPs alike
la almost any new States its naygable rivers and innu-
availa5ie streams, and profuson Of
the State has large sums In
canals ana acI9ss us snt5e
enna, Pittsburgh, Wheeling louisville, &c yet fertile,
inviting land whether Improved new, cheaper this
day in the of States than in Ore
bic Coal or Iron Ore covered with choice Timber and
tanned as in Old while to men Of
we can sell good farms almost within sight
ncnts.
TINS ABLE LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE present some
this Continent The climate is salubroGs AMI healthal Its
Lands with Ttnber present natural
OPENINGS and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
can buy his gEoesEtez Dry etc. at home cheap
with perfect titles from three dollars per acre.
woE! the single objection which hus kept these
traction their intrlnsc xalaesthat Of
Slavery This Gnmany has only to deal with any
has no control Butwe say in all to intending
settlers need not and should not serve
longer rs hndFance to settlement part. That
grand discovery 4 COMCERTED prac
of families, Including farmers, mechanics, milers kc take
and resolve to seek new and more clig
bic homes in company. Let them, clubbing their means
send two Of their humber to look such lands
scrutiny, buy from five to twenty thousand acres body
embracing all the good point they require, then letthsn
put these up auction the highest bidder, whether
be- entit, to ~ an g' EaT manner S @ @ S99sse
ousy contributed by him the companys funds
his proportion any profit realized from the transactions
Thus The Company will form a sort of spontaneous
townsr with Its roads bridges stores, schools, church,
Sc., SUBSTANTIALLY after the New England pattern
such location may uadesuch nlrealy in fact,
into tuch Slavery viii neither pretcx
sire to enter Tie city oWheeing the Quaker portion of
exempy the law here Indie ,te Thus before steady
and copions influx Of Fr0e-LHbor Immigration, Slavery
quietly ana Erldu9y dis ppeaTs, without CONFUSION
and the settlers will property
qpstrnplst by ,s IS, single act Of settlement
before We pEoqer you cheapland, ample timber
the dread incursion Depreciation, adaptation
THIS, 0, than hall the arabic Ir-
200 ltnls once is now but
Good trc.nsnt viii readily and cheaply restore
to no nocr theatre for eXertton, preferred
Call aud maps, descriptions surveys, etc.
to postage stamps OF conrss and your in
w. T GfsStSfe President or
JOHN O. nELIwooD, General AGENT Am. Emiqrant Aid
anil homestead Company, No. 146 broadway, New York.
s
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FIRST SPRING STOCK!
At Extremely Tow e rIces, now opening NJ

ISAAC PEGAeE EE2'a.
TT ANtG just returned from New York with we'll
leetsd and very cheap stock Dry Fancy Goods,
lwoul request the public examine before purchasing
elsewhere My stock Of Dress Goods will found TO
sst of the lntes styles that my prices
lover than those any other house would call partc
ulRr attention to Figured Brilliants, richly
1Sc mt only Plaid Ducals Light
cold IA Ohntzes worth 25c and other goods pro.
portion. Muslns and Irish Inen-I wseIl Muslin wOrt
2fcat Zoe, and Irish Linen worth Is ct 45c sou 3onnets
comprising the latest Ich being purchased
dsrect from the manufactured, will
before. 10upcs Bonnet Ribbons; Ruchps Flowers
ythng appGrt0ning Millinery whfc!.
branch call the attention the Trade will
be offered at the lowest figures.
EMBROIDERIES-if you Wish.tO find the largest, best
md cheapest stock give me call and promise to sell
Collars, sets OF Sleeves and Goi0rs Bands ernY,
E4gings at less figures than any other rs!ahlishment
goo Kid Gloves 0nlY worth 81; 300 pr
0c, worth CSC; 200 Linen dkerclefs- worth
lS5l1N0 1881 worth 25c;1 rs emsticn HankerchiefS
at 3I8c,worth G&659lo at Soc, worth so superior
at worth SIS 1NN0 white Brilliants at or
ISIS t0D PuH 10 at lSS worth 95c we'll any other
white ,such Nansooks, bot plain plaid striped
proportionately low. 5l00 liars worth Piece G0oos
suitable for Merchant Trac, which ans
confident have the largest Wheeling, will be sold
to the at less than other Housei Wheeling
can sell them at;and ali ask examination am
yourselves. ISAAC PRAG En-
mII2l - 1923 Main st.
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Using to one VI sdwells above;
And since ere this his soul is grown
miliarWithg Heavens choral love,
choose song to tell my own.
Dearest to.me of.noble souls,
Bright minds, kind hearts, most liberal hanc
Stronger than Death, Love backward rolls
Deaths gloom, and at thy feet stand.
Istand.in sorrow, downward bowed
WithIgrieyous i'll, and thickening care;
J For slanderous tongues are sharp and loud
~ To soil the name / heldso fair.
Tint sole immortal thing aman
Leaves here on earth when he is dead
His mernory-has drawn tho clan
OEEvermin which his bounty fed.
Thelittle heart that shook with fear
Before thy face, the cringing knave
WhoEt thanked thee forthy very sneer,
Is bold to hiss against thy grave.
There is no thing so mean or small
That cannot gnaw a sacl ed name,
No clown that cannot lie and brawl,
N fool thatis too weak to blame;
Rest holy dust! Long ere to day
This shameful lesson thou hahst read:
Man throws the broken staff away;
Man keeps no friendship with the dead.
81 know that all this stir and noise
Above thy restless grave the while,
Can never shake thy souls calm poise,
~ Nor. move thee pasta plying smile.
But IL the dead have any tic.
That binds their vigilance to earth,
~ It must be that their memory
Shall hold with men3its proper worth.
Trust that to me- Task well begun;
much have suffered, much withstood;
Yetall my action have been done
In trembling and before my God
Great soul, bow to thee once moro;
nsk thy courage, ask thy might,
Ipray that on my eyes thou'lt pour
The keenness of.thy eagle sight.
Ifeelthy benediction fall
Upon me, and my heart is strong;
rise; again Death draws his pail,
And I am facing fraud and wrong.
O,rest thee, in thy heavenly homel
Nor5cast one anxious look this way;
Y EAIlittle while, and 1 shall come
And tell the fortnneEoft the fray.
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HBNP FIELD RAILROAD.
intended far shipment the must be
none will be received after that II. TWEEN BY 90
7seplu General Manager.
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.H!UN1IPE iIIR;IENs,


60 1P CIR IS YZs,
5E5PAGIFI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,hs use
They ore rom
books
Gus tKey are
neith
soure
possess we're never
before a5nsd They are HAR4
yon know what to take, and Skeft. They
moments tlon Or They are
OF cases disease once
4 Afterwards have relieved. 555
LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Innam-
~; Worm Fever, Worm Co,ic Wet.
Nos BG6ysz PMs-For oolic Drying, Teeth,aF and
No g Diayy1ga Tt1lsFor DlarEbaa, cholera 1nfan-
2gssasssg Collie, aFtptpgs Dyssntsry
No, g: Cholera 1'iRsFor Cholera, cholera A1orous,
Eo5: 094gs Cough, Colds, uoarssnsa., In.
Nos. 78ottdels Istls roothaehe, Faoeache and Neu.
Nos; 1eqaaese Ptns-For Headache, vertigo, Heat
No a. islsFor Weak ana Defanged sto
ms an = 0on a and Liver, Oompalnts:
G
No; l2 E9aidls I3tsFor Ieucorrhes protuse Nenses,
M Group atlsEos oIopp, noarse Dough, had
No. "a sat RAeuaa 9ls.-For Eryspsas, Eruptons.
No. 49, RIeumatio Pas-For pain, 14amcnesa or Sore.
4 ness in the Chest, Back. I,ons, or Lin bs.
p For PlIe, blind bleeding, Internal or External.
0For so9t Weak. or Inlamed Eyes and Eyelds, Fall
\ Ing Weak or Blurred Sight. e
oFor oatrrh. Of long standing recent, either with
Il opSCT0ctl0n or Gro[Qse diSchaF
,Ws o-Ror Hhooping Couch, abating its violence and
nAcuTE as Fsvers 1ntlammat,ons Diar-
n s9s
OF giving the remedies promptyis obvious
entire disease is often arFess at IN ali cases t
o. the attack the disease shortened
have to he Called will take the case dectd-
CogeHs COLDS which are such
ana often lay the foundation Of deceased lungs,
the Fever and Cough pills
7y
Sore Catarrh,
whose proper application viii nord almost every
instance Often Of single chronic aicut such
as Dyspepsia Piles Ontarr. Headache Female Weak
ness, has more paid for the case ten times
THINGS TO REMEMBER.
PLEASE ER.That these Specifics are entirely
harmless in and in all Babies may
them, children them, the aged, infrm invalid
ss then S1!h9gt with
ed andfntellgent in this country and Europe have
long since given in their adherence to Homeopathy
all cases diseases for themselves
PLEASE RENfEStBER.-Tha not only in long standing
hut in recent and violent diseases Of the
most dangerous character Homeopathy proved
GEas fssss sfls sustained
theories and doctrines but from It's daily aud
PLEASE HENEMBER it is the little lis st lead
great ones and little ailments that neglected lead
PLEASE NJ, you have your
i the beginning AMI thus prevent grave diseases
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@ 8
alttiinore and Ohio Rail Road.

IS SIJNdIIiEGE r. "a EsES5NN E0GTENIENHlfT.
nNlpd 1860, the Passenger
:N8yATrainS viii be run tally as follows:
RlrsThe 6feat SouthW st. Louis, Cncnnat 90
nmbus, Wheeling, nenwood Bal Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling AT, arriving
In baltimore 450 A. connecting trains the
Eastern and Southern ces Returning, ltimore
at arriving at Benwood S:16 and Wheeling
S50 AZ, connecting with great estern5 Southwestern
and Northwestern only stops
and yIng engine vi fuel
western st. Louis,
Indianap polls CFnGf6na1 Columbus Wheeling,
Benwood Baltimore and departs
daily except Saturday and arrives Ba1tI.
with ttans for tile Eastern
and Southern cities. leaves Baltimore 1920
a. ~ This train stops East Of Gum
berlnnd. ~
Wheeling and Cumberland train leaves
Wheeling aily Sundays exceptes arriving
In 6:55 p Nj Returning, eaves Cumberland
ats1n NJ and at ESQ., 81. This
ran.ktops at all stations. 49, b. FORD, Agent
+ fW.tp sAITHs Master 0f. Transno ton.
& u, 81. COLE Gen'l Ticket Agent. ap12 5
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Avoungman of22 had cough and hoarseness for fifteen
During voice was lost a. MS onv
speak whispers. nln inducedon coughing, cold dry or
raising only the morning quite feeble and enact
benefit He commenced with the Cough PiIls-ons pill three
times per d2y-nnl found himself inproving his
cougllnier and softer oarsencss passed strength and
appetite improved. and in few entirely wen
having taken other medicine.
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SEIEBTS MUSIC.
Thelargest stock sheet music music works &C. &c.
in the Western country. 545zE5 -
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAII,.5.

Look over the list, make up case of4what kind Won
and enclose the emountin current stamps
the medicine will returned by free
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PILES

Clergyman the Baptist Church. well known in Illinois
writing TO saws: have been for time seriously
afflicted with bleeding plies and have regarded my case as
severe one time indeed, hopeless but Ihve used
your medicine tPe speclcl. and am cured have no
doubt laying the world under great lasting
obligatlonH1
Of years, well and favorably known ut
Cehi, Delaware county NsY ork been marty to the
piles twenty wears Sometimes from excessive hcmor-
rhaEe, suffering reduced verge Of
tenGe confirmed invalid disqualified for any business
sr1 life almost burden tits to add that
r4rnose me two years and recommends
ed o Pile Specific, with, occasionally, Dyspepsia pill
From this he began to improve. au since has never had n
serious turn of piles. Prom the first up to a year
past he aoccassnnally symptoms his old zc0mDatn
but doses Of Pile would disperse all and
"A more brilliant sscarcey In the annals Of
med inc. -
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.BIY GEORGE n. poKER.
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Agentleman somewhat years, strong robust
had lately been a0od affected with nd
gesstoni coated tongue, bad
and attended wttha peculiar =v,rtgo and whrns lnthe
head, mnchso to render his riding carriage or
even nm eminence quite trying
several things neectually. fell DySpepsa Pills
which anorled prompt relief pill every night
Ing works like carm relieving all bis vertigo and other
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Inconnection with the above, keep ervkInd of mr.
establishments and musical merchandise generally
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CASES AND CURES.
pYsPRPSTA.

Ayoang lady OF &c had vii indigestion for
several months render great necessrytn the
selection Of her food After eating,
acid food rising her mouth with water, unpeas
ant, heavy her stomach, continuing
for ONE hours, frequent bowels and
depressed mental condition. See tnirg
Dyspepsia Pills, morning night md In less than
week ;mcs symptom Of her disease had vanishsd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-21

No family should he these
They are the only adapted for lomesc
and them the Is armed pre-
the first disease, can Ueetlt
athe Threshold ard IT bays riGe of nedicne
in the first hours Of esease perfectly cures
that delay only be relieved by long and tei-
GUS hours Of suffering With these at hand you
are 70 await the coming Of that often distant
as well as eenefve luxury doctor; ilugged or
or but yourself administer
the simple sneGtc and restore the rudy current Of life
again health toy There cannot only no injury arise
IN any case from their but the general influence upon
the beyond question: Is most 6enefcia
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire active, efficient agent for The sale
every town the United States
Address, 3DE.sE.s HUMPHREYS Co.,
No. 562 Broadway New York
eHsslyst1s Fas:tsss In Wheeling snh14-1
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iments tuned and repaired,
go AllgoOds warranted at this esta b shrlent Dov6
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Full set 90 large walls in and SIS on
Full set 90 large yials in plain 90
Case of numbered boxes and boz 90
Case Of numbered boxes and Il IN
Single numbered boxes with directions =. 25
Single Iettered boxes, with directions, 81
Large plantation physicans case, IS 90
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one who. tlRellsn above:
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IN CHnoN1o DISEASES such as Dyspepsia weak Stomach,
LIVER Files Female Debility and
Salt theum, and other old erupnns, specifics
whose proper application will nord every
Instance Often the of single chronic difficulty such
as Dyspepsia, Piles, 0ntqrrh. Headache Weak
ness, has more than paid for the ten times
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lowell Co., long known the trade, would be pleased
20 his friends at the Nessrs. Hopes
q Davis. feb2l-1tw &W8nl.
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The Greatest Ties o7e5c6 for Tie Py0tection
anil Speedy Itdn*loor ration Of Lioez Stock,
And GOOD with privileges for persons
traveling s In charge thereof
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

gentleman, a public lecturer, took a severe cold the
part Of last months while travelling and lecturtngin
every in syvG days By the aid Of the Specific,
he WINS and enabled to pursue hts
Ing No public speaker should be
NmarrieI lady 40 had taken violent cold, whcset
tied on her severe pain IN side AMI
considerable Such colds nsa-
Cough Pfls four times per day, In three days she
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PEEAsE RENEaIBER-Thnt the cure of nlsingle chronic
altmen such Piles Cararrh, Headache Salt RhGum
will more. than ten times pay the cost Of n case.
P1EASE REAiEABERThatt two four dollars invested
In case of Specific Remedies will return many times It's
value you every from anxiety,
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THINGS TO REMEMBER.

PLEASE REMEIBER.-That these Specifics are entirely
and in all cases Babies
NAV use them vi thout danger, and th.be1eHt.
PLEASE REAlEMBEl-That thousands of the most gift
ed minds In this country Europe
long since given in their to Hommorathy
in cases OF diseases for themselves
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Steamships.

&ItTR FOR SAVANNAH
IN consequence of an accident tn steansbin
fine bg o%Theh will be repaired without DELAY tie
mort ana bor Capt Howe will load for The aboxs
pO' anu nave immediate dispatch For freight apply to-
fe2Itf T. II. BELT, il
Union dock.
44FTS II A R l. Z S I o n
~~1EaRsSueaak. First class Cabin Passage - e,s
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURSJ @
The new and first-class steamship
PATAPSCO,
Capt l.. II. LAYFIEID
Will leave Spears wharf on
SATURDAY, February 26th,
mn at4 P. NJ, precisely
The accommodations for passengers by this Steamer are
every respect first-class. ~ "
No freight received after IL o'clock the day of sain,
No Bills of Lading will be signed after the departure of The
Steamer 1919 Va S'ie
For freight or passage apply to
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent
, -, - ll6 Spears wharf
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W. CALDWELL & son.
The Patapsco" will leave Baltimore again the Sh of
March Punctuatv in her denarture be relied on 6id
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FOR HALIFAX n g

- MERCHANTS LINE"
The clipper packet brig MARY NORTON Capt Davi
son, IS now loading and will have immediate dispatch
For freight passage, having packet accommodations
apply on board at Bowly's wharf, or to
fO
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| 000 DRUMS FIGS just received and for
l.OOOsale low by JAS SLOAN, 81 Lombard st. e23 If
1000 BOXES ORANGES o and 90, for
lOOOsale by EDWDL PALMER Bowlys VT fell If
O00 EXTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS
1.OOO Cured expressly for family use, for sale by
G. CASSAND son, 400 and 400 W. Baltimore st. fe9tf
. 600 SMALL PLAIN CURED BACON
A.OOO Hams, suitable for shippers, for sale by G
CASSARD \ son, 467 and 400 W. Baltimore fe9-tf
A. 000 EXTRA QUALITY MANILA
If.OOOCIGARS 10000 fine do do do. $4,000 genuine
do do Cheroos in store and for sale by RICHARDSON
CO, No 81 Exchange Place. dl5-tf
IN 000 DOMESTIC, OPERA, REGALIA,
lO.OOOand L0NDRES CIGARS, for sale cheap for
cash, by TH0S N WEBB s. E. Of Garden and Madi-
streets. jaI3f
On 0G0 LBS. BULK SHOULDERS, dry
VA il FNeSssis fsss S
% 000 FEET OF GAS AND WATER
sale low by DUGAN 4 JENKINS, No. ri South Charles
street. Bait jyl0n
S0 000 lbs. Bulk Shoulders in store and for
~ sale by SMITH sNIcoDEMUs, Baltimore
TX 000 lbs Bulk Sides in store aud for sale
tc,OOO by SMITH NICODEMUS, Baltimore
street jal-n
100 000 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE;
lOO,OOOalso Galvanized Iron Pipe, for sale by
DUGAN 4 JENKINS, IS s. Charles street. fe2sH
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Sgipping.
FOR LIVERPOOL.

SIX FOR LIVERPOOL.
80, The fine l British bark ''LADY FRANKLIN
Captain Garnett, loading Commercial wharf, being
OF small capacity will have quick dispatch for the above
port For freight orpassage apply to
JAS. CORNER L SONS, or to
FOARD x ROGERS,
Rnulv US r1arf
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information freight passage apply in Baltimore
at her ONCE, O3 SUI III STREET, board the Boat
Agents

r-SI--rrHV UT NJ Y a u
EsEenS1s---E STEAM TUG COMPANY.
The Company boats having been put in plre running
oiae are now prepared to every description of river
and halbor towing at the shortest notice.
The Company's Boats follows:
Steamer TIGRESS, Captain Luke League.
~ Steamer LlONESS, Captain A. II. League
The commanders experienced masters and every guar
antee given for the safety in their charge The
rates OF towage will be made For further inor
nation apply to the Captains board, Of the agent
jaIS-tf 10 81 " P,o1t 'stroot
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pOSIN.-400 bbls Rosin in store and for sale
llby AD0LPHUs C. sCHAEFER, "A Bowly's WIFI fe226
u ICE.-Constantly on hand and for sale by
Ii RICHARDSON co. 81 Exchange Place nl9tf
R1CE.-62 terces received and for sale by JAS.
leC0RNER It SONS. s2ttf
DYE FLOUR.-30 bbls York County LIST RIVE
ltFlour, for sale by JAMES WHITEFORD, Spears
wharf. ' ;ote &c
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ssst5l1s FOR HONG KONG AND SHANGHAI,
.S-aS-UNION LINE CHINA PACKETS-CLIPPER FOR
REBRUARY, 1S59.-The A extreme clipper ship 'PAM-
PERo" c. Coggns commander, lying at Pier l. L. r.
will be ready for freight in few days, and having
fourths OF her engaged will have quick dispatch For
freight passage, having fine accommodations apply to
ja29-tf Corner Smiths wharf,nd Pratt tract
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8atl asoaOs.
Ia sgs Etss5s...,.; PHILADELPHIA,
ea.Z9zA-1E--xzx9 WILMIN GTON AN
BAIIlMNRE L

. FOR SEAFORD, DELAWARE
Passengers leaving Baltimore at $50 A. NJ
mngton with 10 NJ train, and p NJ from Baltimore
with 925 A. NJ train $3.50
NOTlCE-All colored persons whether bond or Free will
De required to bring responsible white person. person
any known TO the undersigned, who will be willing to sign
Don 70 the Company before they will be passed any
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