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Coroner Sparklin called in yesterday morn
ING to hold an inquest over the body of man nam
ed samuel McGaw, about 35 years of age, who was
found floating in the basin at the toot of South
street: The evidence at the inquest went to show
that McGaw had arrived in the city on Thursday
in pungy from Severn river, with a load of wa
termeons, and fell overheard during the night and
cidental drowning
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lies 1T THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES AND SALES or STOCKS IN YoRE.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through ILLIta FISHER SGN, St0c&nd Bill Brokers,
No. - South street.

In New York to-day Reading declined ~ Rock Island
Y; Harlem Z; Illinois Central bonds 4 but Michigan
Southern Cleveland and Toledo and Galena and Chicago
advanced S each, and Canton, and Missouri 6s each
New York Central advanced the q but fell
off again at the second X. Virginia 6s Erie and ichi
gan Southern guaranteed, all closed at yesterday s
figures
The New York Tribune of today, says:
In the money market have change of Importance
tonote Rates, however, if anything Long
indorsed paper falling due beyond January has been
passed to-day at per cept and paper maturing within
80 days at 6(6H per The supply of paper in the
discount houses is moderate and the banks
cases taking short paper from outside parties.
There Is fair demand for Treasury Notes for invest
ment, and Mr. Cisco the Sub Treasurer makes daily sales
at 5H per cent interest There is also active in
quiy for Government 5s and the market has advanced
within few days 103. The supply this description of
stock on the street is nearly exhausted.
Messrs Thompson Bros, New York, quote Land War.
rants as follows
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

DoMINIcA-Br. Shcr KoIinoor.
puncheons molasses, so 900 oranges lot of old iron
copper, &C., Jos. c. Yates & Co
RIO De JANEIRo-BdTk Sophia.
4 800 bags coffee-order.
C0ASTWISE.
Ew YoRK-Str Thomas Scnnu
is pkgs. Brandy, Aubrey Co.; 1000 do mdse.-sun.
nersn
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a Runaway Slave Smnthcred to Death.
New YORK, Sept. 2.-The dead body Of negro
was found in the hold of the Neptunes Bride, from
North Carolina, slowed away in the cargo. Doubt
less it was that of runaway slave.
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BRANDY VS.. BOURBON animated discussion,
involving the relative Hygeinic properties of these
liquors was held of the porticos of the Bur-
net day or two since. Finally, and as a clincher,
the Bourbon man cited Col. -, of Lexington,
who had drunk pure Bourbon since he was fifteen,
and drank it steadily; he was now sixty years old
hale and hearty. But the champion of Cognac re-
brandy he'd been eighty BY this time."-OIn. Com.
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EXPORTS FROM BAITIMORE

EAfONIO > RUN BAIITMURE.
Rfo DE JANEIRo AND A AMARKET-BarE Creole
2,400 bbls. -four, l 400 bushels bran
AREcIBo, P. R.-Schr Priscilla
100 bbls. -four 25 puncheons meal 26 tres rice
do hams so bbs pork 20 kegs butter 200 lard 100
boxes cheese $50 do candles 10 do tobacco do her
ring so mats cassia Is bags pepper so pkgs crackers
matches bbls beans do onions crates do 80
bbls potatoes 10 do. beets, GOO shocks
ST. JOHNS. P R.-Brig r. r. Kirkland.
100 bbs flour, 40 do bread go pkgs crackers so bbls
pork casks hams 81 kegs butter so bbs lard 200 kegs
do 250 boxes cheese $50 do herring 200 do candles
80 bbs alow q boxes tobacco so rice 300 reams
paper 25 bales oakum oak knees bds chairs SO pkps
mdse.. 100 900 shngles II $50 #. boards.
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Shipping 5ntelllgsuft.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, September Q.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
steamship Thos Swarm, Layfield, hours fn New York
-mdse to Saml. I. pearce
Steamer Henry L. Cav, Her. from Philadelpha-mdse to
j. A. Shriver
Bark sopha Jones, from Rio de Janeilo July Iscoffee
to order Left in port ships Sparkling Wave York
for California; Statesman, from Newport dcg
Old Hickory, Holiness FIN Florida, do F. s. Means Means
from Darien, wtg Antagonist Davis, from New York,
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Monstarp ann Commercial 8sbisU.



There has been more doing in Stocks this week than
there three weeks past but the market
has nevertheless exhibited special activity The op
erations which have been mainly in Railroad shares and
bonds amount in the aggregate to about $4,000 The
sales of Railroad stock embrace some 800 shares Ba
and Ohio, and 200 shares Northern Central Bal
more and Ohio opened at S5SA cash. and advanced to
S594 but fell off again to $780, at which figure there
were $50 shares sold yesterday To-day there have been
sales made, but the market for it considerably
weaker than yesterday, and it closed at S5S4 bid
s5s4 asked regular way The sales of Northern Central
were made at S1s&G19 cash, and s1s%G191 time, and
the market for it closed to-day at sSS bid, SO asked
regular way. Northern Central Railway 1885 bonds
have advanced in the week Il and Baltimore and Ohio
1855 to per cent. We note sales of $500 Of the
former bonds 66Hd67 and 800 of the latter at S2A
ass. Sales also of $1,000 Northwestern Virginia third
mortgage bonds, endorsed at 66G664 $4,000 do not
dorsed at 2Od2O4 and 81 900 Central Ohio second
gage bonds at S2 City Gs there have been sales this
week of $500 1865 at 9SKG9 and 92I 1905 1OO4
@1OOK State and City 6s and Railroad bonds all closed
to-day pretty firm. In Bank stocks there has been very
little done this week the embracing only 10 shares
Union at s77G77H, Is shares Franklin at SIM and
shares Howard at S9H There but few Bank stocks
Offering, and the market for them is very firm There
has been considerab inquiry this week for Mining
stocks and note sales of 500 shares Gardner Hill at
S25od2564 1,54S shares Springfield at Sl69GlSl and
500 shares Guilford at 81 25 per share
Money is in very active demand and the market it
is perceptiby tighter than it week ago. Paper is
less easily negotiable than it has been although for
doubted names there purchasers at the current rates.
which per cent for prime endorsed, and 9G1O
per cent for first class single paper Rates have
however, decidedly upward tendency. The banks
dscountng but litte and there is consequently large
amount of paper Offering the street. Call loans
very irregular the rates for them ranging at from to 10
per cent. according to the security offered.
The foreign exports from this port for the week ending
Thursday amount in value to t255 $751; against total
of 1922 O1 for the corresponding week in 1885, and the
foreign imports into Baltimore for the period to
s177 O3O of which $193S7 Free and $157 63
duty paying goods and of the latter entered
for warehousing.
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Arrivnl of the Qunlser CITY from rInvnnn

NEW YORK, Sept 2.-Ihe steamer Quaker City
from Havana, with dates to the Goth ult, has ar
rived. The recent royal decree imposes great re-
strictions upon the commerce of the island, and
will give much trouble to American shippers and
captains. The health of the island was good for
the season. The weather is hot. Sugar is fat and
unchanged. Exchanges were declining London
bills II to Is uranium. Freights reduced.
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Arrival OF the Cahaxvb, from Hovspo

New York, Sept. 2.--The steamer Cahawba
from Havana, was signalled below this evening.
LATER.
New 1oRK, Sept. % o'clock.-Thc Cahawba has
arrived She left Havana the evening of the
29th; and made the passage from New Orleans in
six days. IL hours. The shortest time ever made
via Havana. The money market was stringent at
Havana. party Of Americans had obtained per-
mission to import cattle from Texas for six months
free of duty. The stock of sugar at Havana was
246,OOO boxes Freights were slightly improving.
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The Africa brings dates to the Goth uIt. Among the
subscriptions received to the Russian Loan in London
to the amount of $500 900 from Baron Stiegitz the
great St Petersburg nancier The Paris PreSSe states
that the Society of Industrial and Commercial Credit
takes an interest in this loan to the amount of 100000
ofancs or 81 900 sterling The scrip of this loan
quoted %G% prem. There is inquiry for the new
Russian loan, and it is now quoted SS2sG9S%.
meeting of Erie shareholders and bondholders was to
have been held in London tho 26th ult to appoint
deputaon to proceed this country with the
directors on the affairs of the company.
The last statement of the Bank of England shows the
following variations compared with the previous
week:
Public deposits s3l7 229 435, ,469
Other deposits. ...........,,... 3S2, ,935
Notes in circulation. ......'.....,..
kest.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
On the other side of the account
Government securities. ........-... l,O96
Other securities. 1S34T2
Coin and bullion ................... 1127l1
Notes unemployed. .-.-.,..... 22,94o
In eation the American securities, Messrs Barring
Bros & Co. remark
American stocks without regular demand United
States 6s offered at 9S; SIS offered at 92k. Some small
transactions have occurred in Pennsylvania inscriptions
50, in Virginia as and 6s S6T and Pennsylvania
Central Railroad obligations at SO, and in Panama
road bonds, first mortgage 1868 at 90 Colonial bonds
are firmly held; Canada, 1l2k New Brunswick and Nova
Messrs D. Bell, Son Co notice and quote as follows:
During the past week the market for American securi-
ties has presented change of Importance NAV
remark briefly that the market continues steady and
prices stationary.
Saterthwate says
The market for American securities continues to be
characterised by the dullness attery had
to report Where sales pressed lower prices
be accepted Some lots of United States per bonds
lS74, have lately been remed and Offering from %
to 924 In railroad bonds the demand is slow; a few
New York Central: Pennsylvania Central, Panama and
Illinois Central continue to be taken for investment the
last named have fallen during the week one per cent
Illinois shares remain very heavy decline of fully
one per cent New York and Erie securities are quite
neglected. Consols close 95H to for money and ac-
count meeting of the stock and bondholders of the
New York and Erie Railroad Company intended to be
held on Friday the Goth August at the London Tavern
at one O'clock to appoint deputation proceed to New
York to confer with the Directors the affairs of the
company and for other purposes connected Herewith
1t is desirable for all parties interested to attend the
mnetin
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

RYE FLoUR-Kingston, ia, 32i bbls; Porto Rico rs
bbs.; Halifax 166 bbls
WHEAT-Iaguayra $500 bushels
T0BACCO-HHDs.
Commencing January l, 1859, and same time 1858
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bb and it could doubtless be bought at this figure, We
quote Extra nominal at S5.50@575 per bbl
C1Tf MILLS FLoUR.-There has been considerable doing
TINS week IN this description but Super has varied con-
sueraoy IN price, although of the sales have been
made at an advance last weeks rate. on Saturday
hee were sales of GOO bbls Super So 500 bbs
DO 10 SSl2h but nothing further done in it until
IueSday, when sales made of 500 bbls standard
brands at s. 25 and of 500 bbs fancy at S537I On
Wednesday it dropped o again. and 200 bbis were sold
at Sol2 per bbl Yesterday there sale of 800 bbs
made at S5S but today was offered freely at S512X
per DID, without finding buyers. Of Extra there have
been some 800 bbs. sold this week at S6 this figure
being an advance of 25 cts. per Dbl on last week
price, and II closes steady at this figure.
FAMILY FLoUR-Famy and choice brands Of Extra
Flour are in active demand and for these descriptions
prices have been advanced this week 25 cts per bb The
Patapsco Reservoir Silver Spring Ashland brands of
Family Flour selling at 81 25, and the same brands
oil Extra at S675, but quote Welch's Family at 81 so
and Old Dominion do. at 81 per Dbl
Rye FLoUR.-Rye Flour is in demand at s437IG4 80
per Dbl There but little coming forward and the sales
are consequently limited We the export this week
OF so bbs. to Jamaica.
CORN MEAL-Corn Meal is quiet but we quote it steady
at 81 for Baltimore, and S4G4l2T per Dbl for Brandy
West Indies.
The following are the inspections of Flour and Neal for
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EASTERN PORTS

:.
ALEXANDRIA, August 3l-Arr. Schr West Wind, New
York ' ~"
Cld bri%S Black Hawk and Orozmbo, Boston; schrs
Si.iver and NJ Cloud, do: Connecticut, Saugeities
SAVANNAH, August 29-.Arr. steamships Montgomery
and Park kerSburg, New York.
FANMAIi, AugHst3l.-Arr. steamship Florida, New
Iork.-Cfd bark Triton, Corunna
CHARLESTON. August 30.-Arr steamship Nashville.
New York: brig Sultan. Boston.
NEW ORLEANS, August 27-Arr steamship Pbiladel-
phia, New YORK ''''''o'
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Kedron, in nore) Farrell frnIn BOSTON, DO Warren
aile Iiallcit, do. do J. L. Davis. irehd, from Rich
mond do; ST. Lar1as Cruise far Philadephia, dg Campa
nero, (of BamoreO Dubel from Savannah 10Th Cliff
ton Lewis from Baltimore, do l7th Chase Raf do. do
'jinwOnd' $50 rep tai) from -, do: bTigS p C. War
wick Lan:drr. from Baltimore, 18th; Bova, iTach
diScg. schrs Castor Harding, do Addison Child Smith,
do: Geo Mlngham, just arr.
Schr Wm Bacon Tyler, from New York-mdsa. to Rose
& Lyon
Schr Mist, ssosway, from New Yo k-tc Rose Lyon
ice to 7 j. CGcIran & Co
Schr John Allcn. Leeds, from Petersburg via Norfolk
ballast to 7. Mac0m & Co
Scr Kohnoor tB'.) Blanchard f days from ,miaica-
mOiasseS and oranges to j. c. Yates & Co.
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bONcS................... ................ .55lS
i'dSs'..' S292
The Provision market is irmer. and there is more in
quiry for Bacon and saed meats but without much do
ing, owing to the advanced pretensiOns of holders.
The demand for Coverseed is moderate and small sales
are reported at S544d5 so per bb OF Timothy sale
made at S2.7O per bushel.
Whiskey is moving off at 26c for drudge: 27c: for
Pennsy lvania barrels and Csc for prison. and Ohio do
hhds, are quoted at &c
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Don't Of lnn, Iaptan Stell rc0al to CNas lIilm0r.
Gmor
& Co
Boat Mary Captain L. dcn-cnaI to Grove. Miller & Co
Boat Native Captain Eckman-cOa to f. A. Robins.
Boat Ella, Captlin FrctcricIs-coal 70 order
Boat T. s Single Captain ClempSon-!umber Rcdgrave
& Burns.
Boat Anna Laura Captain JoAnson-lumber to Henry
James IL Co.
ley & Co.
Boat Beaver Mills, Captain Leathers-Iumber to F. Turner
& Co.
Boat Wm Underwood, Captain Dunsle-umber to f. Tur
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] ENaINNNII11TR1INl

- VEGETABLE EXTRA CT!
Is the only known remedy for EPILEPSY, Falling Sick
eSs and all Affections of the Nervous System.
The many effected by this wonderful medicine
uy remarkable
IT has been before the public OVER TWENTY FIVE
EARSi During which time thousands of persons have
been restored to HEALTH AND HAPPINESS through its
agency.
\ lady recently remarked that her daughter cured
or FITS OF TEN YEARS. STANDING. gentleman stated
that his son had Fits oyer twenty Some five years
since he was cured BY THE USE OF THE VEGETABLE
kATRACT Hundreds Of instances might be cited wherein
cures of Epilepsy of FIVE TEN, and TW ENTY years
nave been effected But the afflicted will find the trial of
4ne c paGRkage more etcacous than THOUSAND CERTI
fICAIES Price 50 single package; four packages $40
CHANDLER 4 BAYLES, 81 Walker street, n Y,
General Agents for the United States
MCPHERSON * MARSHALL, Agents,
BALTIMORE STREET,
pa1f;y
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fOr Sale, freight Or Gbartet::

49, FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The
6 55 i2gd G H1a fsne@ . very fast sail
aG ;5g 1000 bbls Appiyt to LANBEBT GITTlXG$,
ssrs4 WANTED.-Two ships of about 500 tons
49, each Load Queh-c with deals for London Good
.,.,s '''''''' '''eD J t5if HENDERSON co,
1t WANTED.-A VESSEL. To LOAD IN
@sour line for New Orleans. Good rates andquck dis
jettf NV corner Pratt and f cay Sheets.
ST. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
sssssS Scian brig ''ATHVO," Forte, master Medit-
teranean freight preferred, Apply to Gpospv , saw
sSzzzz4s FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
an,.. ~ -''' '''' 1''i fiRtAt%TERs, = MITCHELL
81 FOR SALE.-The Steam Propeller
dszsrzazs VICTORIA, = built in Philadelphia in 1853
register 25n tons l20 feet long, - BEAM hold
IN perfect running order. Apply F 70 4 pocpps
mh2f n corner Pratt and Cav streets
-es795s WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD
s5n Line for New Orleans and having considerable
ply MIST e Gomez a2gf aHS and tammsr g st.t.
IL WANTED-TWO VESSELS TO LOAD
South with Naval Stores for Northern ports Fair
ffeEi'' and quick dispatch given Apply to CON
ja27-d corner Smiths wharf and Pratt street
1t VESSELS WANTED FOR
HAVANA.
The undersigned are constantly OF vessels load
to and from Havana and Matanzas
MORRELI4 Il RANDALL,
Ie21u 81 Exchange Place
1t FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
49, The schooner SEAMAN, built in Maryland in 1854
81 TONS II feet deck o feet Gg4 feet hold copper
Sened treenailed carries ono bhlS bushels grain
draws 81 feet water loaded She is good order for any
Will be sold reasonable on application to
W. RHOANS h son,
S}u Cor. Smiths wharf and Pratt streets
3554 TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
49, AMERICAN SlIIPPERS.-Braudywlne Super1ne
Flour packed in bhls or half bbs supplied short notice
IN shipping order, by JOHN 5. PRICE,
dlS-ly - South street
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CT. TIMOTHY'S HALL, .....
~ CAT0NSVILl.E, BALTIMORE COUNTY,

MARYLAND.
MONDAY, September 18th, 1889
The subjects of instruction extend through complete
Classical, Mathematical and Commercial Course emhrac np
the Modern Languages, Music Drawing, etc.
The extensive Apparatus and Libraries
of resident and experienced Teachers, the c0mmoous
Buildings with ample Grounds recreation, combine
render this of the most prominent Institutions in
Southern States.
Physical Education systematized by OF Military
and Gymnastic Exercises
Terms-S2i0 per session Of 10 months.
For admission of Students, ETC., address
l2G2awf Rev. l.. VAN B0KkELEN, Rector.
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= r-[lt- TOIN LIE INOt ! Il
usksrraEazss-sse-s. DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PIUADEI
PHiA and BALTIMORE via lhc
ebay LINE,'f
TO No re WELDON RALE!GH, WILMINGTON
GOMkRY, AND NEW ORLEANS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
.-. ..-.- DAILY, Except SuHdaya,1 via.
BAY LINE q SEA BOARD * ROANOKE RAILROAD
TO TUE ABOVE MENTIONED FLerTE.
The Schedule being arranged that H. rlyu,. issubiert
20 NO NIGHT TEAvEi. on the Railroad fu.
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON, " G.
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scriber OF Calvert county has obtained from the Or
phas Court of Calvert county, in Maryland letters of
minStrAtion the personal estate of TH0S. j. CAN'T,
late Of Calvert county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber
ore the Nth day of November next they otherwise
BY law be excluded from all benefit of the said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day o. June, 1859.
je20la6w EMILY W CAN'T. Adm'x
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ma ~ 4ss9F, AIE. steamers VIII IflNe t4C Com

st FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
4a1~ The steamer V " SELnEN. W b. Kirwan,
aplain vii resume her route TO Fredericksburg and land
ingS on Rapaiiannuck, eayin" baltimore from her
Hal F. FOOT OF SOUTH STREET, on
TUESDAY, February I'D, at O'Clock, p NJ Returning
viii leave fredericksburg at o'clock FRIDAY MORNING,
She will continue 10 leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
aud Fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
Freight Of every description taken at how Horses
Cattle aud Live Stock generally, hand with care, ana
comfortably accommodated. through Coed, ruurtaIly AT
tended to- charges paid promptly, and forwarded AS soon a,
received. "
@SFor information, Height passage. arry in Baltimore
al tr ONCE, lVo SUI III - REEL, or board the Uat.
Agents IN Frederick burg.
u ms
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gtgal NOtites.
n THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE

The CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
1CIfY, July 10th, ls59JAMES ii. FERGUSON ct AL MS
EDMUND b ARROLI, ct al.-Orlered that the sale made
and reported by T. Frisby Henderson, the ale
OF the real estate in the proceedings in this mentioned
ne ldted ana cohrued unless cause to the contrary there
OF be sheWn before the 9Th day August next pro
vded copy of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in Baltimore in three successive weeks
before the said 9Th day of August next.
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1-'''77''7'l7I7l7la7-'7777177'7.77-
AaiL &0a0S..
60 FOR THE

@a- Il n . sTT7T1a - ,>-,, VEST AND SOUTR
On and after April 2Ist, 1859, The trains vii ~ ~ s
lows: " ''''i-' wiz run as Io-
., tea "a Camden Station Batmoeail Except Sunday
trains 20 directly through '' "H9I' b"u
FOR WAY PASSENGEPS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take tlr : ga n III.
between Cumberland and Wheeling, DIV VIM, ,v ~, ram
herland and Wheeling Accommodation rr,7 1 T Iun
timore '' '''"' from Bat
di ~, TfEIEkIGh TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4l5
TIE ElllC0TT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Ralr,,, a. d, nj,
4 NJ and 5iOP. u, and Ellicotts Mills at "a, N o
7lOP NJ " '' '--a IL ''-' AMI
FOR RELAY HOUSE besides the regular trsinl . ono
P. NJ " ''''dS at Old
FOR WASHING TON md THE SOUyJy
Leave Baltimore at ~ and 745 A. NJ and ~ and 2o =
NJ On Sundays ut 42O A. NJ only Leaves Washingtor C
Baltimore at l4O and $50 A. NJ and y and Is NJ Wn
Sundays at $50 F. only. The and fourth trai
only from! Baltimore stop at way points The second and
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect W
trains on II { Annapolis Rnad. 49,
For tickets Of every kind, information, &c apply TO +
ENGLAND, Agent, the Ticlc, Office, Camden station
". p. SMITH,
=, ,,,,, - Master of Transportation
h NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent j6tf
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FOR THE
WEST AND NORTH.
IN and after MONDAY,lJuue 2 tn, 1859,
THREE DAILY TRAINS

- AND WATERING PLACES
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUMMER ARA NGEMENP
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CTNCINNATI, OHIO,
.I0HNSDN SANDERS A co PpnnpIrrI

CTNCINNATI OHIO
JOHNSON, SANDERS a co. PRoPRIEToRs
desire to call the of the travelling community to
the improvements made since possession. Every de-
arment Is under the personal supervise of the Propre
tors The building has been thoroughly ceansed careful
and attentive employed in all departments Of the
Table supplied with ali the deeaces Of the season.
and every convenience arranged with view
ieteo3m JOHNSON, SANDERS & co. .
A CARD.-We beg leave to inform our Gus
TONERS and the public that have now constantly on
STN c III Supply of that really indispensable SWISS
and public with Quantity TO our If W
have nos naa the above article wish to say that Til
ting from foul overloaded stomach is Without an
tendan upon eating by persons Who are al
R. KRatsp ( CO.,
aps-f Sole Agents for the United stassss
Il CoRTLAN h Co,
2l6 and 2lS Baltimore street.
BfTe s s ssbST let # g. * T
Urine PORK-l00 bbls. Inspected Prime
Pork suitable for ship stores for sale by JOS CARSON
4 CO. jDn
EIGARO CIGARS.-Just received q very supe-
IL lot Non Plus Ultra Brevas Cigars from the cee
brated Figaro Factory Havana and for sale by SEE
MULLER SONS, IS Exchange Place. i20m
BACON 200 hhds. Western Smoked Shoulders
Dand Sides, for sale by JOSEPH CARSON 4 co. Jls-tf
DICE.-5O casks fresh beat Rice, in store and
Iefor sale in o suit by PENDERGAST BROTHERS,
" Smiths wharf up stairs IlgN
SUPERFINE FLOUR "A lot of very superior
Rsuperne Flour suitable for retailers store and for
10 McElderrys wharf apl4eotf
A A BROWN MEXICAN GUANO Rich. in
For sale b MACDONALD pUepa aIfse unas apiiso ~