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&ail R0a0s.
1859. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1859
LIS c. FOR BOSTON U1TD T.
1859.


la 5s..s5 FOR BOSTON ST
I-,-T-~ WHITE MOI NTAINS, Ess%Tz-EzzzS.--7
DALI, via NORWICH AND WORCESTER LINE,
rom oot OF Courand street. Pier S, River, New
Trains. " 'iii" "N' 1'U'H~i1A
fB5AIGA6E TRANSFERRED FREE OF CHARGE
passengers hnd their checks baggage to the Express
Baggage Agent IN cars, and cards for the same from
MN, " pS .Nchanged on board
expense for carriage hire ~ '"''se' w
Inc new, ana magnificent steamer COMMONWEALTH.
j. W Williams commander, leaves every Tuesday Tbura
day and Saturday, at o'clock. T. NJ ''' -''"
The fast and elegant steamer CONNECTICUT. VIM vii
cox, commander, leaves Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at O'Clock, 7. NJ. 7N''S anu
The Boats on tins route are unrvaled.
Passengers going by this Line new easy riding and
spendidly furnished sixteen wheel cars al iIvns Po;
and arrive in time for the early trains going North an
East - -'''1i "ii
The superiority of this route consists in splendid Steor
boats, unsurpassed in the wOrd-he Commonwealth he;na
the plus ultra of steamboat architecture in sp1c0n
teen wheel cars the easiest invented in thu road trc
the freest from dust of all the roads in New England and in
The beauty of the country passing through the heart the
"Oi Commonwealth
Elegant family and other State Rooms be had on board
No charge for beTs in cabins Meals furnished board
To secure Rooms in advance other information address
or inquire of +. 5. MARTIN, Agent
Npu NnrL-
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Shipping ynteuiaents.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, May Is
ARRIVED

ca. ARRIVED
SnP a N lawrence, Claypooe from Palermo March 9Th
10 Jos crosby Son lowed UP BY steamug Lanes
Murray Reports off Swan Point, Br Ship Alice Wson fn
nv @ Inc A NJ L. experienced heavy westerly gales
10TH in Pck 6e and and has has, been of Cape Henry May
ac nth IN the Straits of Gibaiter brig sam Kilbun
from Boston for Marseilles, 30 days ont I'D ' uii'
snip Alice Wilson, (Br Wilson, 40 davs from, Iivornoo
S" S 10 l. L. bIauns Co. lowed up by Ajax
Kelsey 4 Gray '' 'eus"icA-piaster %
W Rh3 {u u n ogden, Fisher, from Troy n Y-mdse to
~ Vi N Boats from avre de Grace, per steamer Ports
po.U u ,, mouth, May 18th
ny James Co. '0' " '
BOAT l. karmany, Captain Myers-coal TO Hall Loney
Co,f Sayor Captain Carrcher-pig iron Brooke
Coates. 'AA '''H W Di'0Ne anu
burn. N'"i ~ w. - vac"
5oat Nat!ve, Captain Eckman-coal to Thos. Wilson.
i,odt Ladies ri iend, Captain Gracy-coal to -.
ner ~ Co ~ " L. "
Boat Beaver Mills; Captain Leahers-umber to E. Turner
Boat Golden West Captain Eckhart-copper ore to IcKim
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
steamship City of Norfolk Parker, from Baltimore arriv
ed at savannah, 18th inst ~
New York, 18th inst ~ "
timOre, 18th inst " ~
denaS, 9th inst ~ " ~
18th inst ~ ~ may
IS heurS.-Per tel. ' "
Schr Burden, Ferris hence Troy n Y, put into
Norfolk 18th inst, with loss of fore and booms, &c
snip Admiral from Bremen A days to the capes and
has 10 passengers.
Schr NJ Houston Russell, cleared for Boston at Mo-
bile, 18th inst " ~
Brig Geo. Albert Thompson, from Havana load Bal
tnlOre, arrived 1T MatanZas, LIST inst
10th inst ~ '
more, 10th inst ~
Richmond 10th inst "
Brig Clarence at this port from Palermo, spoke on the st
for New York. ~ ~ ~
Schr Ada Woolford, arrived Richmond from Baltimore
10th inst. ~ ~
Baltimore, 10th inst
Schr Delaware Farmer, Jackson arrived Richmond I'm
Baltimore, 18th inst "
schr Pandora, Travis arrived at Richmond from Bat
more, 18th inst ~
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
Susinfss dLaras.

f UIGGiS SS5ss: JENKINS WH KENNEDY JENKINS
IL "n"LE Il EGf AM2 EFF FEHI4g DEALERS
HUGH BOLTON & co,
IL 81 NCELDERRY's WHARF Baltimore
yf tA Shyh ha3 HVB FfEE S
PITCH, SPIRITS rURF hEhGTl2E vARNIsH, RosIN,
WINDOW GLASS AND PAINT RE HGA!AAEs AND OIL
IPsfPN KTNPLEs in M,1, HENRY NJ. WILLIS
II REAL Estate BROKERS,
BUY AND SELL LANDS HOUSES & st'0SD S mRIdi
GREEN YOE,
DEALERS IN cHoicE TEH Sso'e C. VaSe'e'
AND FINE FAMILY GRoG TISEs; LIQUORS,
ieli-u No IS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait
MACDONALD & DUGDALE, GEO DU'OAlE
D. GU,AXo. CRAZE St1 Fi6UR, CORN MEAL,
EH $FkA% S5n Ma E on Rsn &C.
diff '0N N'hLDEh BiIT MHaFE AND PRATT ST.
JAMES BOYD,
- REAL ESTATE BROKER,
es'fs!? 5Es9 Rr&P r. and Ill.,
Ii. Il J. S. HOGG,
y. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
Nos S AND 10 CLAY STREET
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
Jobbng attended to with punctuafty. ia1n
r. CASSARD s son,
". PORK PACKERS, HAM cURERs,
PRovi kHf9 SSsA dRSE i
nstf NOS 4o' AND 400 p WEsT BALTIMORE STREET,
T LYLE CLARKE & Co,
q. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
VIRGINIA M rNE 515E sATF e TOBACCO
oar No 1I9W; LOMBARD ST.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
As5 LIZ =
SUMMER ARR1NGF VTNT

On and artar NToND,v - -s., 49,, ,
'he ho'u VIII run as follows VIZ:
LIST The Mail Train IA n va = * *, '" 4; ~ 1890
NJ ARRIVING at 'ttI;iy excepted at %
with the Mail Train f 's 1T il' l. NJ there connecting
4rri,,in, il, pi., h si,C n ~ ~ [t-rD IfE WENT
,' - - W; ana hcaEO At SiO T. N
cincinnati at 10 +. VI.
NJ r;, ~, i lineage Empress leaves daily
10 p \, az az lulU r. NJ and Pittsburg
N Cninn,iin+ M u x at 6;I a NJ; Cleveland at 6I5 ?
FOR TIE NORTH
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Miass, giquurs, &f.


GEA BOGGS, COTTMAN & CO.,
tssHEj Nos. A and 46 LOMBARD STREET
AA OPPOSITE pHTI,P PUFLIc STORES,
WINES, BRA lsbPEsEf eiS e. c1eARssc
noupsr,ow H9L J ID DEALERS
CogGac and Rochelle Brandies Old Rye Whskey of different
Holland Holland Gin. -,,.. German Tonic Bitters
Madeira Sie Sherry aF Po 5isfty LISBON aye5Sder
S Malaga Oh; Champagne, and BasgHerry, hrandes'
HS Ssssii and Principe Cigars d@5
GEA II. F. STICKNEY,
e. N W NP oETFEs AMP TTyGgoLEsAlE DEALER
DN AND s6p EsHGs OLD GlS RYE wHIsKry
mott No q CHEApsIDE, Baltimore
Eh PRACHT, VONEIFF & co.
taEAaj Nos. 10 and l24 LOMBARD STREET
WHO, T1S p s. sFASPiEssH en- cdGns &c
Agents for H Mumm Co.'S champaEne + hi2 &umn
Frank the Main; 0ldekap Marelhac Il Co.'S Bor-
aeauX; u. oayer& COS Cognac apps tt
G@A DE CokMIs & ROGERS, LILLIAN ROGERS
ElZ IMPORTERS M AHD re A. r NJ rus ~
sSSTG# AER SISF HAH kvHskEr
mr2i-u No Commerc street, Bait.
@fNWILLIAM F. GETTY,
G5EEj DEALER IN FOREIGN
S. E. CORNER CALVERT AND LoMBAR RID STREETS,
Invites attention to his carefully selected of
WINES,
with the fIom him that every article shall
represented, and at prices but e the cost
imdortation.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
of all grades, constantly on hand. jal2tf
E3A CHARLES H. ROSS 4 CO.,
tAN IMPORTERS Z + 3 p A 4 D DEALERS , A IN
NO. 9 COMMERCE STHEET
Keep constantly in store and United States Bonded Ware
houses, ~
COGNAC BRANDIES
Otard, Hennessey &c
ROCHELLE BRANDIES,
Seignette, Pellevosn, &c
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape, Imperial Eagle &c.
WINES,
Champagne, Sherry Port, Madeira, Malaga, &c
AMERICAN LIQUORS,
Special attention is solicited to their large stock of
OLD RYE WHlSkEY,
Which cannot be eXcelled by any house in the United
States including Extra Fine Superior Monongahea Jack
son, Family, Pure R. Rye. ~
Also, Imitation Sweet
MALAGA WINE
Which cannot be exceled by any house in the United
DOMESTIC BRANDY GIN
PURE SPIRITS, RECTlFIED WHISKEY,
GINGER, LAVENDER AND
WILD CHERRY BRANDY,
All guaranteed give satisfaction will be taken back
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La ~ zz t.i..... PHILADELPHIA,
/ VI . \ ~ n,
Steamboats,.

r.sNS FOR THE SOUTH
Iss,apr4=s---ls DIRECT FROM NEW Y0RK. pHTTApFT-
PIilA and BALTIMORE, via the
M, ,r,,, BAY LINE.''
Io NoKFpLk. WELDON, RALEIGH. WILMINGTON
VIA NiT E0 IIM; AZ ES tA; ATLANTA, MONT
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
ia J Except San,ays,} via
BAY LINE * SEA-BOARD& ROAN0E + RATTRO,O
~, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
Inc schedule beng arranged that the try Liot
To NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from 'J'"~
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON, n C.
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,4iseqs TUh hUIIERDAM'
s. The ! American ship "MACAULAY,pJ j. Rod
gers, MASTER will have quick dispatch For Freight or
sage apply TO the Captain on board Commercial wharf,
m1a,o+ A SCHUMACHER & CO.,
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SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, May I6.-Arr. schrs A. V Bedcll. New
York; Com Conner, Port Depos-Crd schr Arnon, Dos
ton. 49,
~ NoRFoLk, May l6.-AT schrs Bay State, Rockport, w
l: AnerSoI' Clauncey st John, Washington, and }. L.
simpson, New York Bright Star Halifax
May li-Arr schrs A. Law New York q. j. Jones Prov
ldence;;A J. Johnston, Philadelphia
WILMINGTON, May l6-Arr BRIG p A. Page New IIa.
franklin Norwich, Ct ' WV i'"' ~
SAVANNAH, May li-Arr steamship Star of the South
neW 1ork Dirks Peter Demil and Maria Norton do brig
Bcronda CarCcnaS; Schrs V SHARP Boston Nnntrrsse II
3 Johnston and S j. Waring New York "
,CId steamships State of Georgia. and Florida New York.
shs lorla and r. Bulkley, LIVERPOOL schrs J. W Aude-
reid, Philadelphia: Rocket
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-, CIEAKEU.
steamer Belvdere, Keene Richmond-J Brandt, Jr
Schr. Marcelia, Tracy, Havanna-NorreIi 4 Randall
Son " ''iA W. i'hoaos "
Schr Almira, Pedrich, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &Co
Schr Tangent Plummer, Searsport Me via RIM Point
Na-kelsey Gray. " ~ ~
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Ia f::sss::=:a5sz75 NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
- - VIIfN0tI VT IIVJh0
OF DEPARTURE ON THE
III MIMI TO A PIP 4 NfNIL Pn II

.WASHLNGTON BRA Ven ROAD.
ture will be follows:
From Baltimore at 42O and 7.45 A. NJ AS and 5SOP NJ
ualyI except sundays on Sundays at 20 \. NJ. only.
rom washington at 10 and 30 A. NJ and & Is p NJ
"'t 1y except sundays On Sundays at p. VI. only
me It and hFd trains from Baltimore and Washington
are strictly Express Trains, stopping 0niy mt Wasn0n
and Annapolis functions. 9 Y 49, " Ih' VIZ
OF f accommodation OF persons DESTROYS of remaining
oHG " Baltimore or WashngtOn Round Trip Tickets
ne issued by the afternoon trains, good to return on the
special Round Trip Tickets will also issued on Saturday
Evenings Sunday Mornings good to relTn ON tl frS M
of Monday Morning VIZ '
Round Trip Tickets will also be sold by the Morning
lr'ls goo" 10 retuf@ m ne Afternoon TrGihS usual
W. p. SMITH,
nrtntiL.
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EASTERN PORTS.

>.
NEW 1OSh, May l6-Arr ships Jacob A. Westeryelt Il
: Baker Liverpool, bark c. W founey, Matanzas; brig
Cd steamship Bavaria Hamburg ships Sir r. Abercrom-
ock - 9' '
W: President, Sandwich Islands
MEM YORK May l7:-Arr. steamships Arago, Havre;
Nashville Charleson ships Flora SOuhard lvre; Great
western and lily X Wright, Liverpool bark Icsper, Glas
da; l5alear. Tampco. 80 ~
CID steamships Philadelphia, Havana Jas Adgcr Char
tune, Liverpool. F
PHILADELPHIA, May l6.-Arr. schr. W. W Marcy,
Crd brig Chicopee, Charleston schr Julia Smith India
nola ~ ' ~
erpOol. ''
~ cd bark Jas Sheppard jamaica brig Sarah Elizabeth
Trinidad: schr Geo. A. little, Mobile
May, In Oon-Arr. steamship State of Gergia Sayan
nah. ship Richard Morse, Liverpool ~
Cid schrs. Fannie Havana; Hampton, Savannah Somer
set, AleXandria VIM Kennedy Georgetown Charm, Wash
BOSTON, May l6.Cld ships MAGELLAN, Havana Adams
New Orleans bark lhos W House, Galveston brig Ida C
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co... SAILED
LOness. "a ~" vi VIC s'e"li'us
Brig Frances Jane, Kirch, St Johns, p R. in tow of the
schr VIM Clark, Robinson New York. in tow of steamtug
b5 Ship Scotia, for Rotterdam sailed through the REV
ertOn channel ~ '0-7N VIC Di'"
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IN BOND.-Cognac and Rochelle Brandies of
various Xlntages in quarters and octaves Also Madeira
sherry and Port Wines For sale by H. F. STICKNEY, II
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EEA BOGGS, COTTMAN & CO.,
| tzf@Ej Nos. A and d6 LOMBARD STREET
lzs3EA OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BAITIMORE
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e Road will run IS follows, viz ~ " 7 ''e-
m FOR the VEST
Isl me Mail Train leaves daily Sunday excepted at 70
~ al harrisburg at Ill7 f. NJ connecting
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E@A CPAS. McCOLGAN Il BRO
EEZ3j No. SARATOGA STREET
As&E1E NEAR GAY.
Have hand and offer for sale all the most approved
brands of both Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS. which they
prepared to sell the most reasonable terms They
enumeTate in part, viz: BRANDIES different brands
public stores HOLLAND GIN; Port, Sherry, Madeira and
Malaga VINES JAMAICA SPIRITS, of superior quality;
Irish, Scotch and Pure Old Rye WHSKEYS of fine DUALITY
and flavor KlMMEL, &c, &c all of which the public are
invited TO can and examine Tor themselves. diff
E3A r. X R A U S & CO.,
tssJl9J IMPORTERS AND
$500 DEALERS IN LIQUORS AND WINES
PRODUCE AND CIGARS
- NO. IL CIIEAPSIDE, ONE DOOR SOUTH LOMBARD ST,
Offer for sale extensive Pure Cognac Bran
dies various yntages Whiskeys, Old Rye superior Scotch
Old Bourbon, MonOngaea Holland Gin of different brands
Domestic Brandy Gin Pure Spirits Rectifed Whiskcy and
Peach Brandy Swiss Stomach BterS, superior article o
which sole agents for the Maryland Cigars
imported and domestic all guaranteed to give satisfaction
ocIg If Ia CHE ApSIDE
GA LAURENCE Thomson & co,
tsEAAlExCHANGE PLACE EN- EA7 OF COMMERCE.
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CURLETTc = sons ~ ,.,.,,
" CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
- No. 33 NORTH STREET
GfSf IL The undersigned having greatly en-
Z-larged their premises aud increased their 'f,cili
., @ leave to call the attention of the public to their
extensive stock OF every description of CARRIAGES finished
III the most elegant style and durable manner which thev
are prepared TO sell on accommodating REPAIRS AZ
tended TO with dispatch and at reasonable prices
jy24n 81 Norm + h Street. RsI f1M;
81 fsfst CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl--Tbe
"a ubscrber has hand at his extensive CAR
hIAHE kEPUSlTORGN No. - South GAY street the most
extensive and best assortment of fashionable CARRIAGES
@ can ne found III the city. Persons in want of Carriages
VIII ma II 10 their interest to give call am deter
at @ 20 sen low Tor cash or approved paper All sold
al my repository warranted for twelve months Old Carr
seS repaired or taken i'll exchange for new ones 1870
Cari sdges received on storage held on commission
- WILLIAM MCCAIN.
So rs CARRIAGES CARRIAGES I've
AIz-2-haye on hand at % North G AY STREET the r
Stst assortment ofFASllONABLE CARRIAGES south Of
new ORR all Of the latest fashions most approved
The public are invited to call and examine for them
BURR, HAIGHT a O'CONNEII.
~ Eil.!ils aone AT lhe shortest notice. mr22tf
A CARD.-We beg leave to inform our cns-
toners and the public that have now constantly nm
Ga l iqlI SIMPLY of that really Indispensable SWISS
nipSi 6l IFttS and prepare furnish the trade
ve not had the above article wish to saw that his
dS preventive remedy for all
thlS from toul or overloaded stomach is without an
eqa as creates Appetite and prevents the heayiness At
'ehdaht upon eating by persons who dyspeptic "
X kRAIS 4 co,
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I'll = FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
rarnc.assree-zaTh he steamer WM SELDEN, W b Kirwan
Captain VII resume her route Fredericksburg and land
InIsfS on Rapalannock, leaving Baltimore from her
M " Il 4 J, FOOT OF SOUTH STREET, on
HtSpA \, February 22d at o'clock, 2. NJ Returning
VIII leave fredericksburg o'clock FRIDAY N0PViNT
She will continue leave Baltimore EVERY TIrESnIY
and fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
6fEht OF every description taken at low rates Horses
comfortably accommodated Through Goods punctIav nt
Tended to- charges paid promptly and forwarded as soon as
For information freight passage apply in Baltimore
III hel olce' lVo SoOIH STREET, board the
fl2tf Y "a 9TH IiIifI iT TSS n
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/ Co ' e' " L. iu'hei
{ Co eOPPei Wv W -iNi>ih'
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sa-s- =; a mar HEST AND SOUTM
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On and after April lnt.


lows: ' wa '"' as ioi'
Leave Camden station, Batmore-NTan Except Sunday
at 20 NJ Express daily ut O5 p NJ. for IL RTS Of
THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH WEST Roth
trains go directly through -
- FOR VA PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 20 train.
@ Cunerand and Wheeling, thy wing Cum
herlhd ana Wheeling Accommodation Tranj and between
Grafton and Parkersburg, take the F. NJ train from Bal
tmOTe " '' ''''H N'i'
an, ~ IL, fKEDERIGk TRAIN leaves Baltimore at AIS P NJ
~ EilCQITS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore a & IN
a. NJ and 5l5 7. NJ, and Ellcotts Mills at 40 A. NJ and
FOX RELAY HOUSE (besides the regular traiDD a spe
ga ah leaves Baltimore at3 P NJ, and the Relay at 6 10
ZOE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 10 and 7i5 A. and 4 IL and % D
On Sundays at 20 a. NJ. only. Leaves Wasbipgiop G
6aitihore at 70 and $50 A. NJ, and and u p NJ In
Hulays at OG r W. only The second and fourth trains
nom i balllore stop at way points The second and
ourth trains from Baltimore and Washington conner NJ
trains on the Annapolis Road e ~ CONNECT Win
or stckSs or every kind, infrmann &c appIv Tn I n
ENGLAND Agent, or at the Ticket Office Camden station
W 7. SMITH,
I NJ corn c,r., Master of Transportation.
-, IS!ielal lrhtl agent. apllf
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~ " 0h boats from Hayre de Grace, per steamer Ports
p.o.U n =, - mouth, May 18th
Boat 5 McConkey, Captain Observation-Disclosures to Hen
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s<4-8& STREET,
IMPORTERS OF
BRANDIES, WINES, SEGARS, &c
Offer for sale an extensive assortment of
BRA NDlES:
j Hennessy 0ard; Dupuy Co. Jean Louis 1911; Supe
rior old COgnac; Jules Robin * Co: A. Seenette: John
>urand Co-of various grades All in o. S Bonded Ware
houses. ~
WINES:
!, Sherry Madeira Port, Sicily Lisbon Burgundy and
Malaga Wines in casks Also, Champagne Claret and Hook
dialS $500 "' wi
HOLLAND GIN of Bcker's "GrapeD brand-of highly
approved quality, London Brown Stout and Porter Scotch
and India Ale Bordeaux and Marseles Sweet Oil Sar
dimes Maccaroni Eermcelli Olives, Capers, &c, nc
rHANNNA SEGARS constantly receiving from a number
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aiFTT1 YIN Ii ' EN- OOI.
- The ship WILLIAM PENN Capt Meade, having
large portion of her cago engaged win meet with dispatch
vi oaahce OF freight or passage apply to
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WILLIAM S. CROSS,
w L MBER, STAVE, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION, MERCHANT
\. f. corner +. Falls and Eastern Avenue, Bait,
Will atcnd to selling all kinds Lumber, Slaves, Shocks
Grain, &c, and fill orders for same
Messrs. Magraw Koons, Agents Pa. Central RI Co, Bait
NJ. =. kimball, Esq, Baltimore
p q; IPrn ngeir Esq Custom HOUSE Baltimore
Fenby a Asbury, Philadelphia, Pa.
W Miller, Esq., Burlington, Pa. mh7-tf
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al BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL-
ss=-Ezsz=--lsPHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY
VIA CANAL,
or the transportation Merchandise Produce Packaoes
Horses Carriages Furniture Goods of ali sorts between
Philadelphia and Baltimore
FOX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Company's Steam
poats leaves No Light street wharf daily at O'clock
pie time for the New York Trains
FROM Observation-Disclosures daily, O'Clock, from
No ~ South wharyes.
Goods forwarded Immediately with careee Of all charge
Tor commission j. ALIEN. SIIRINER, Agent,
No. Light street wharf, Baltimore.
a. GROVES, Jr, Agent,
aplsf No 10 South wharves, Philadelphia
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JOHN r. PICKRELL. LEWIS WARRINGTON
IOHN +. PICkRELL & CO.,
- GENERAL COMMISSION MER CHANTS,
ia SMITHS WHARF,
- Baltimore,
Give attention to ccrsignments of Cotton, Rice Sugar
laSSes Provisions ard Fish, and fill Flour Grain
nd Groceries.
Liberal advances made ccnsigr of Flour Wheat
ana Corn to our friends in Liverpool. au6-tf
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The schooner "ONTARIO," Cant Iatcbun, ill 80
celve freight to-day, and sail with dispatch " " " -
mIYu JAMES CORNER Il SONS
s5r4ts FOR CHARLESTON, S. C.-THE MER-
-. CHANTS, LiNE1TQ SAIL WEEKLY-The
clipper Drg "WM. TAYLOR HALL Captain A. PattisOn
having large portion of her cargo engaged and Going on
poH VIII receive freight low rates. and sail with dis
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10 the evening. lie took whatever was offer.
ed him, did as he was desired by the pbysi-
clans, and never uttered sigh or complaint.
About ten O'clock" writes Mr.. Lea, "be
made sesetal attempts 10 speak to me before
he could effect it. A length be said, II am
just going. Have me decently buried, and
90 not let my body be put into the vault in
less than three days after am dead"
bowed assent, for could not speak lie
then looked at me again aud said, ADO you
understand me?" | replied, YES" "Tis
WE'LL" said he
About ten minutes before he expired
which was between ten and eleven o'clock J
bis breathing became easier. lie lay quietly;
he withdrew his hand from mine and ielt his
own pnlso. ] saw his couGteDauce change
spoke to DR.. Crak, who sat by the fire
Tie came to the bedside The Generals hand
fell from bis wrist. ! took it in mine and
pressed it to my bosom. DR.. Craik put his
hands over his eyes, and he expired without
struggle or q sigh"
While We were fixed 10 silent grief, Mrs.
Washington, who was seated at the foot of
the bed, asked with firm and collected voice
"ls he gone Z" l could not speak, but held up
my hand as signal that he was no more -
"Tis well" said she in the same voice. "All
is now over; ! shall soon follow him have
no more trials to pGss through"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-06-11

A New CoIN-We were shown, yesterday
one of the new American dollars, coined al
the California mint, intended to benefit the
merchants of the Pacific ID their trade with
The Chinese. They have, heretofore, been
much embarrassed for the want Of coin which
could facilitate them 10 their trade with the
chinese, between whOme an iuImence business
is annually carried on. In consequence OF the
purity and intrinsic value Of the Mexican dol
lar none other is regarded as legal tender in
the Chinese country so that premium oil
from twelve 20 fifteen cents is given here, and
that coin shipped in order to carry on our
trade. BY the introduction Of this dollar
which is worth one hundred and four cents,
into the large trade OF the Pacific, and the
assurance Of the Chinese that'it is regular
dollar, OF A merican coinage-clreulat ng for
that throughout the United States, it will
eventually supereede the the Mexican dollar,
and thereby give TO our merchants an adyan-
tage over all others in a business point Of view,
The weight of this new dollar is 4l2s grains.
Patriot and Union.