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Por, Of New York, April 9, 1859.
CLEARED.
ea"snlo S Mas @ jssy verpopJ Dale
Ship Mediator Ksst New Oreaps-w 4 Frost
bark II reals, johnson new Orleans g DIXON
Big syose,a lgr, thompson, InigaS-Mcoali Frts.
Big Conquest Jenser, :, rnomss
ssls heslisss, sSser, 81 JosnNA smi:ssI s 90:
sssr ely Kelly, Ri.s"sni,S jaass C. s0n '''''
n s
Scar scar 9silsgo stsh hcnaona--G a rIers9n
s.hr Q a zee. soper, Moreheaa G.y-DO aurrsy
sS Hyi.nd small
sa Le9esas. smsl. ss4em-n " aopes Go.
Steamer Ironsdes ysnoeveer Philadelphia
9Th 7lh-schr Brosnard Nichols Tappahannock-Tboyn
ARRIVED.
Steamship Nashville Murray Charleston with merchandise
exchanged SIGNALS wih steamship marion, hqnos Charles
"s ~ VIVA steamship '.aoss hence for Savannah
houIs with eoa church 20. Came to this polt To-
Bsrs paIiyrs go ovea Newport. " IS days, With rad
BARK Ehzateh rapn (Hr, lewis Glasgow 81 days. with
coal % No date, Ia, 50 20 ion 6s 49, shi
BsfE nsa Barton Havana days with sugar, tobacco
Geo Prescott, steering NNE. 80 '''>' 'e''
srg Costa Rica Chapman, Aspnwar II days. with hides,
lrs John :eyens OF slaesp Peters zsza % days with
weather been 70 Gays Of na.teras and days Of Braesat
aapsr or & eorss Me Genas March
g via Nassau 25th With sugar and hone tnp- Mintn
Co. March ~ 1T night during gale from West
ashore Little bahama hee1 tDefore during
lost Gees load OF poassrs and started 80 bids xhe
fu Of damage received has
Efg Maria Wheeler got ct GEORGE Me- Wheeler Sagus
Mt with srrar and nnlasees, 10 tsrfnnei Minturr Co.
scbr Ellen Bush tof Wilmington Deb, somers Matanzss
March "a with sugar AID moassee 10 y ~ tersou U Alb
inst, on Afsecomb during gale rnm NV, twisted off fore
art head and nsusoPsst lost bb,oB large anchor
chain and sustained other damsgs
schr Robert Palmer Weltou st Jago March 3. with sugar
and rum TO plaaer.
scr Harrison Jones GarmOw, Crystal River fla 10 days
wnb cedar, to J AhBbah
schr Alma r) snegrcve, st Andrews ~ DAYS With In
Der, TO master.
sShr Red Eagle. Clark, Savannsh days
kchf Sam seI ChaGe, Sterling, Virgfol, 2daya
Sem liinkiey, Smith. Virginia 2 days.
scbr bloomfield, Smith, Port Deposit Del 2 days
rem Nara tismil 4, stas. ~iniiDgcD lei. 2aays.
sctF Charter OAK Kelley, Elzsbeilpor for Bo~tou.
schr Cornelius, Jones, New Bedford days
Scor Florence, snnh Norwich
Steamer kennebec, Hand. Phiade phIa-
BELOW,
Bark Sea Belle wardweD from Havana
BARR ID Carver. Damon, from
Brig Csura tscud, 40 days from Gibraltar.
Also Dark.
hhi5 Deci co days from Liverpool
lag Julia Avery, fro a Cub1.
Brig uhknoUn-fy pilot boat q " Blunt.
SAILED.
steamship Alrs (r) Liverpool; shin Orpheus San Fran
lsco; Dark Venus. Curacao brig Tea Lark Norfolk.
Also SD steamship Noses Taylor, AspinwalI.
Vino ct sunrise WSW sunset Wsw.
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TIE exports of ous aud grain fcon New York for tue
week enong April were, TO British provinces and other
paces:- Flour, bbls, IS 1888; corn, bushels, ,4s3.
CurroN The market closed with increased armns's.
The transactions embraced about 700 bales chief; IN
transu The sranf, saes made after the receip o.
the Canndas which Is considered able aad es
pecially in a political point OF view.
FRKoHs-To Liverpool 200 tierces beef we're engaged
at D. b. gnd 30e bal, Of cotton at l8d 32f To Lon
don 500 bis taken at 2s 3D. per $50 lbs. and
clover seed at 22s To Bremen 800 bales cotton
and 500 boxes extract of ogwood were taken at D.
vessel chartered for Csdiz and back and for
Lisbon load with salt for Brazil and thence
New York with coffee both AZ p. L.
PROVISIONS --Pork--rhe market was somewhat unset
He'd while the sales footed up about 200 obs, neua-
ing ut ST. 10 &l7 20. and AZ $l2 50 Si2 10
prime Beef easier and do ng at conces.
SION. The sales embraced about /, 900 pbs incladpg
country prime 1t 50 81 81, country al So 50,
and Tepacked s9 rs s1l rs. 100 erces extra 10 LA
beef reported al S22 3d. ADD % terces good prime
mees sold at $40 Bacon vas quiet az SIC. lokc Cat
meats heavy, while sa,ee embraced strn 500 mark
ages chiefly at &c. 0lSc. for hams, aud 656 &c for
shoulders. Lard brmer, with sales of 600 bbls a.
lo&c II &c. Butter was ia far demand, while che %
dun ut SC. 1oRc.
srGARs-1he market was steady, with slles OF abont
100 bhds., including Cuba and New Orleans within the
rsnge of ss4c Ike, and Porto Rico at p t aud IS
boxes &c.
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The teA,uony taken for Ns Peunsyfvsnia Legislature
(0b scted 10 and excluded for Tie present ~ prcma'
Nue)
The case was here adjourned 70 Monday morning.
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Canadian was heavy, with small sales a. our figures
southern heavy and easier for mixed braods while
the saes footed up about 1900 bills, closing within the
range Of the above quotations Rye -four was In far do
rand, with sales OF about 200 800 bbs At oar Ggures
Corn meal was In fair demand with sales OF about $50
Dds Jersey and Brandy wine within the range of
bons. Wheat was more active The sales embraced
seout 10 900 bushels, chiefly Western part red 81 IS
yeNsday have been reported at o. l. Red South.
crn vas held at 81 90 a 81 65. Corn--rbo market
unset$sJ @no prices Irregular The sales en- 3aced aVlt
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CITY COMMERCIAL REpoar.

FRIDAY, April S--8 ?. NJ.
BfHADsrrffS-Flour-rher continued 70 be q fair do.
mand IRON the domestic trade, while prices for superior
good superhne brands rather easier and prime
choice brands Of extra were unchanged The sa,,s
omrsed about 900 1000 bbs closing within The fol
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TIC eA nHlBes 1T TIC OeafDg HouVe Ils nOrlIs Voc
s2c, 757 sos 81, and the balances 81, o3i sos 20.
The American Trades Company has declared dividend
Of two pd half per for the quarter ending Marcn
81 payable on the 10Th Of April.
Toe dry goods import of the week has been very large
s3,46l $780, against 81 ,lG44l2 week in 1858,
as7 592 in 1857 making the total import 10 date s35
lie 65 against sl5, $50 to date Of 1885, and
i99 Oh W Date OF 1857.
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ITO PHOTOGRAPHIC ARrIsTs.-Do you TAXI HUN sl,
fnhYs JvUn~AI established ten years snd aos e"n5
70 ne pnoogranhio and daguerreotype arts ~ yes nm
md gets specimen number, yUsEPH ~ Layp,v
Publisher, 81 tiapcnard street, ~.
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a WATCH CHAIN, ABOUT HALF AN rNCa WIDE,
n was lost yesterday morning. in going from i5 Crosby
street 10 45 Broadway from there Bond street,
Crosby and Bcect Ghe fin der will be hands
Crosby street..
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T OsT-ON THE EVENING OF THE 7TH INST. FORTY
~ seven dollars thereabout aud ti0h
suees, In the 3owery, the Third any on-
returning The No % Gold street. Will literally re
uU.r.td
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4 PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDTcG IN SOUTH BROOK
"A yn convenient to south and Wall Bee. ferrs wishes
receive parties bOarders; dinner ut Engst
German spoken. References given and requires
Amlly
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a GENTLEMAN OCCUPYING MOE COTTAGE IN
Il apleasant location ia brooklyn would IKE to meet with
family without children lady YOU'D take the
house. Furnished board ria family Address call upoa
j, " heeler, l5c broadway, N. \.
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NEWSPAPERS.

T'HE EVENING EXPRESS.
l. THIRD EDITION
ne publication OF the nvsNIsa EXPRESS Terminates 2;
6h I'm IL will contain all the sickes trial To n, and
AZ ne Geographic news received hour The cirrulato
oi u. EkPNsss@ now three the united circulation
AL the other evening papers OF the city.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

A GENTLEMAN, THE ACTIVE PARTNER OF 4
"a whiesaie clsth house for fifteen years practical bus-
ness mad ba'ng extensiss acquaatasce with the ehAde-
pha usde, wishes parner with -sptal would an
arrangement for stipu aed a
ready established Address Closh MsrcbAat Poss
Office. - -
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I 0sT-A BLACK LACE vEIL. ON THE EVENING; Of
- the h nst going from North Moore street. through West
broadway ahd Canal strre Broadway. The will b-
suitably rewarded by leaving at No vi Prince street.
VI Mercer street.
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4 oSr-oN THE MORNING OF THUReDaY 7YH Issi :
A. between stuyyesApt Eud canal probahl
On broadway gold shawl PIN marked !. e. H. inder
VIII be suitably ded by leaving At 81 Broad
$50
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90 BEACH STREET. ST. JOHSs PARR,-TwO PLEA
10 sapt siogle 10 iet 10 soge gentlemen with full
partial board Terms modsra permanent boArdsrs
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RoARn.-GOOD ROOMS, VITA BOARD, FOE SINGLE
- gent, mem or families at No. sutger place,
Gilt and Monroe streets
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a EOME WANTkD-OK tbs FIRST OF NAY, BY
IA young gentlemen In strictly priv tie enee
where they will be the ony boardes would each IKE room
himself, large with be tro)m l1j1ilng
third floor; .kfast
61a location south OF Twentieth Unexospuon
sbie given. Those VIII compelled u
for Yy ehhoo need splly iperal price IL
be paid address stating location and Accommodation Home
hoy / 59S Post office.
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DOAPD-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SIN
~ gle gentlemen be nodsed with roooos furnish
ed unturushed first class house aiming modern
improvements between Houston Streets few
office.
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10 AND 81 SPRING sTRSsT THREE DOORS FROM
y Brosdway--yosi handsomely fnrp~bed rooms 70 sin
Ele gentlemen The Location al class
and places Of amusement In the city Inquire Of ANsON
BOUnp
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a GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PROCURE A FUR
a pshed without board, private family Of
way with gas BATH address, win tu particulars
IA terms, b. h Herald Office.
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CG BNITY PiACf-26-O ONE DOOR FROM BLBECKER
~ street "A rout room and han bedroom 70 let With
large paDs hot and r1d water convenient for family
three gentlemen with breakfast are but
few boarders Terms reasonable Reference given
CURED
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QOARD WskTED.-TaE ADVERTISER HEQU.R &
ID about the 2th instant add bedroom Dung
furnished, with board tor bieef, child nurse IL
which he IA Wiling to pay toU per month";
central, dinner al sood References Ia
Aaoress ". T.. box 299o Post Office.
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CC EU-BcOfoMy AND CoaFURr-A PEW YOUNG
~ Z.CO have b ~ d d beds So so
eek 81 Is; also at
81 good AT 10 cents 10
able persons n. ed apply.
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Aail AOa0S.
rs So Fr1=..5:.l PHILADELPHIA,
aasZ- s- SS1. :aN1- NGTON A y Il

sasE- sse- +stsai---.-Ess WILMINGTON AND
p,,,, BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
PhiIadeiph viii leave FRESI6EVr STREET bEf0F
EXFRSS FRAiS at SO i oei%sk A NJ WAY MAIL at p
II FROM ON PIX nA 40 10 BiirrnoRE
On Sundays at54oP. NJ only All the trains connect,
From iAFRE DE GRACE and intermediate places at o.
FOR STAFFORD, DELAWARE.
Passengers leaving Baltimore at 81 A. connect nj Will
mngton with 2lO 7, train, and $40 p NJ from Baltimore
N0FCEAl colored persons whether bond Or free will
DE required to bring some responsible white person. person
portion of the road. '
n296 WM CRAWFORD, Agent
g. - fH;5...:s; FOR TT TIE l. avn uo,
=, g4TTN0EE AND OHIO RAf i-R0 .fo0 IN
On and after November 2h 1855 the trains will run as
follows: " ~ " ~ "
Leave Camden Station Baltimore-Mail (except Sunday,
THE VEST sGtTHwEsr NNR N6RfH IL FEST EST The Mail 8f
through. ''
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 80 A. NJ train
between Piedmont and Wheeling and between Grafton and
Parkersburg, take the p N train from Baltimore ~
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4iO P NJ
THE EILICoTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 20
A. NJ and 80 r NJ, and ElCott's Mills 50 A. M and
F0R WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 20 and 50 A. NJ and 80 and 30 P
on SUNDAYS at 80 a. NJ only Leaves Washing ton for
Bamore at 6 10 and 745 and 20 and 49, p On
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second and
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect with
For tickets of every kind, information &c apply to 7
EN0lANl Agent or at the Ticket Office Camden station
!, eor Master of Transportation
l.. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent. n27-tf
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WIN CRAWFORD, Agent.
Ia sssa GGEszzs=ssz1 FOR THE
hIHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
la ..,; Es /.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Passenger trains lea Calvert Station Baltimore as fol
lows, viz ' " IVA
FOR THE VEST
lSt The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday exceped at 5
NJ arriving at Harrisburg at 1922 T. NJ, there CONNECTING
with the Express Mail Train for
PITTSBURG AND THE VEST
ATTY IN Pittsburg at u IS A. NJ Leave Psburg by Ex
pres IRAN and arrive at Chicago at A cleveland at
32u T. M Leave Columbus p. NJ, arrive in Cincinnati
atA50P NJ and St Louis at 100 p NJ
"a The cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily lSun
DAY eNcepted) at $50 NJ IRVING Harrisburg at p Nj
TAXI ana connect with the Lightning Express Train
NJ Chicago att A. VI. Leave Columbus at P NJ and ar
rive IN Cincinnati at g3DP NJ and St Louis at 80 NJ
ON SJNDI IETENJNG
This Train leaves at p NJ connecting at Harrisburg with
trains above. 20 ~ '7 ''
hours CHICAGO
~ CINCINNATI
~ '''''''''.'''' .'.....'......ST. LOUIS.
- FOR THE NORTH
lSt The Mail Train leaves Calvert Station at S15A NJ
DAILY except Sunday arriving in Harrisburg at u % p
MlamSport at $50 p NJ, and Elmira 20 p NJ, where
the train lays over. ' '
I'd The Buffalo and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
SUNDAY excepted at $50 p NJ and arrive in Harrisburg as
r. NJ Wiamsport at Il so \ NJ Elmira at 10 A. NJ and
Buial0 at 10 80 A. NJ, connecting Emira with trains for
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS N WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA
And at Buffalo with trains for Suspension Bridge and thence
via the Great Western Railway for all parts of
- CANADA AND THE WEST AND NORTHWEST
please apply at the Ticket Office Calvert Station r. corner
OF calvert and Franklin streets, Baltimore
J. II: WARNER, Ticket Agent d2str
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ERAPHODOMETE
~ Is THE NAME OF
A NAGHLNE %UST PATENTED BIZ
j. NJ W MPLER,
OWL AND MECHANICAL ENGLNEER

BALTIMORE, MD
1t is an AUTOMATIC SURVEYOR, which by simple me
chann, Is made to record aCcuIaelyOn strip endless
roll Of papera CORRECT of any passed over
the ANGLES of DETECTION right and left and the DISTANCE
travelled, upon any required scale set of scales
This machine represent in appearance purpose an
ordinary Buggy Wagon, with the addition of the very ylu-
able attachment claimed above There is a box containing
the SIMPLE conrlyce for recording upon the strip of paper
as above mentioned Motion conveyed PAPER by
revolution Of the hind wheel which acts by hand and geer
upon rollers which the paper carried Onehf of the
strip paper Is devoted to horizontal PROJECTIONS other half
TO vertical projection and the division is line OF
prcked distances - " ~ VI
The BEFLEcTIoNs worked by the turning the fore axle
the Buggy in assuming the horizontal changes in the route
the PROFILE by weight adapting itself to the lowest posi-
ton atainabe through any changes in the route passed
over ami the DISTANCES by points calculated inter
walls, On the periphery Of Of the rollers conveying the
paper.
Rights for the Use, ana MANUFACTURE of the Ma
chine reasonable terms.
Address the pateniCe
!. MORRIS WAMPLER,
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THO THE HON. JOHN H. PRICE, JUDGE OF
l THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY

The report of Neyett Steele Attorney in fact of Charles
SIMPLIFY, respectfully shows That the said Charles Shipey
executed TO HIM power OF Attorney in accordance with
provisions OF the Act Of the General Assembly of Mary
passed at December Session. 1926 chap 1872 empowering him
To sell the property described in deed of mortgage from
James StocEdae and Phebe his wife, the said Charles
among the mortgage records Baltimore county in Iber
H. NJ f. No y folo 1856, 6c that before he proceeded to act
theTeunder he filed with the Clerk of this as required
by said act of Assembly, the said of Attorney copy
OF ald mortgage duly certified underline seal of this Court
and an approved bond executed by himself with SURETY and
conditioned as required by said that he advertised
SAID property twice week for three
the day OF sale and also said day in the Sun Da
tNchanse two OF the daily newspapers published in
city oil Baltimore, and also week for three successive
weeks, and on the day Of sale in the Baltimore County Adj
vOcae newspaper published weekly in Baltimore county
giving notice OF the time place. and terms sale
that IN pursuance of said notice given, he offered said pro
per for sale at public auction, at the public room of
the city Of baltimore on the 18th day of December, at
o'clock, T. NJ and then and there sold Charles
Shpey he being the highest bidder therefor and for
submitted. l. NEVETT STEELE Attnrnev
STATE Of Maryland, Baltimore city, SIS.
On this 18th day of December before subscriber
Justice of the Peace in and for the city Baltimore person
ally appeared the above named Neyett Steele and made
port just and true therein FORTH and that the sale
therein reported was fairly made. Sworn before
State If Maryland, Baltimore cify, Set
hereby certify that William Mckinley, ESQUIRE before
whom the annexed affidavit made and who has thereto
subscribed his name, the time of doing Justice of
the Peace OF the State of Maryland in and for the Bal
tmore, duly commissioned and In testimony where
Of hereto set hand and aX the seal the Superior
Court of Baltimore city, this 18th day of December 1853
( ~ GEORGE f. SANGSTON,
3sEAL Clerk of the Superior Court OF Baltimore city
: ~ d2Dlaw4w
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~ W. ROBERTS,
+" BOOT MAKER
NO. ii NORTH EUTAw ST., BALTIMORE.
Every description of Boots and Shoes made to order
opera Boots, Cork Soled Boots Caters and all other
Kinds OF work known in the trade fully canal tn anv thing
made In this city or elsewhere wholesale retail Silly
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
pcston will be made to the Mayor and City Council Of
N'oss " Sns~WoSM d2+law9w~
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Steamships.


<EsSss FOR SATURDAY Jan,
sSl4s4ssth Y clock, NJ, the fine steamship CITY OF
NORFOLK, j. G. Parker, Commander, will sail above
For freight passage, having good accommodations, an
ply to T. II. BELT, Jr, Agent,
Jair Union Dock
nfT2 FOR CHARLESTON
esz[sAs. The well known and favorte steamship
GEORGES CREEK,
b MORLEY, Commander.
will leave for the above port on SATURDAY, January h
at 4 O'Clock =. VI.
For freight or passage apply TO
A. c. HALL, Agent,
Il6 Spears wharf.
Fare, including state room, SIS
No bills of lading signed after the departure of the
steamer jaIlw
Ifr4ss BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH
ses..!kskssAss STEAMSHIP CO-For SAVANNAH-Frei
received and forwarded with Dispatch by ships
this line. Apply to 7. II. BELT JR,
d23U Union Dock.
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Steamboats,.

ST FOR THE SOUTH
FIJI RltHS{ EH4H @EE T va he PHADE
TO SaEE2fE Xf E$srH hF1yrTE HG2F
srRS$ $ tE6 $ AAh EEW A fHhtAAS
BAY LINE sEA B 8Ss1gt s1RRdSaFy; Eia
The Schedule CIR 6f 4gSy a H6SgqG 5f s
" NEW Y& 4 E. = r % Ef!GfS $$$ NC
From New York to Wi%5ns e tS,6 sIs%
:. D,,,-, Norfolk ana PORTSMOUTH Va 50
Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va, 20
Baltimore to Wilmington, y C., IA 50
Norfolk and Portsmouth Va 90
between e p a on tfF R RagFsse Of charge
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights
at 99T PI RRfG ard TfsG 1@T 81 dayg1 "'S~
and Philadelphia by his Line win have their baggage
on the Bay Boats to Weldon c. and from ene to pSi
as far South as Augusta, Ga.
d For b fiheF 81 nqrmPtiq P and Tqagh (Which
e Ao Hoe or m M s r feaS c
foot Of CORTLAND street In PHILADELPHIA at the Com
at pt he Depot Broad nd PRIME s a4a 1hesn ef %
MORE The Office Baltimore Steam Packet Company foot
Ths and beautiful steamer HoUisiINA of l2O tons
een s o the WIN n eVGy comfort n and & las
and CAPT M cs n avnF kgsss
passed state room and berth accommodations
ny.s wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET,
Daily, Sundays excepted
F%-AT O'CLOCK, 7 M,Ea
or Immediately after the arrival of the ErpreSS Train
=. VI. i " >'
The following is the Schedule:
LEAVE
New York at o'clock, \ NJ Portsmout at X oclk A. NJ
BaI Iilp + Il W%ng "a at - Pm
For Augusta, Charleston and the South, via the Manches-
ter Railroad, finished
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or any other
points on the James River connect with James River boats
early next morning after leaving Baltimore
~ Passengers for EdenGn Plymouth, Newbern, Wash
gton eon, GOldSboro, Beaufort Warsaw, Raleigh and
Wilmington, n, c., will find pleasant direct and
agreeable route NJ. n FALLS,
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
Commission 5tlsrtbants.

MILNOR Il CURTIS,
lNl GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No g. BOWLY'S WHARF,
BALTIMORE.
~ Liberal advances made consgnmentsl ja6-tf
r. HORACE LOVE. CHAS. V. Marlin.
LOVE. MARTIN 4 CO.,
COAMISS MER CHI MIS-
For the sale Of Western Provisions and Produce No En-
change Place, i,5-t
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A~ IMPORTANT @
U@ TO THE PUBLIC TX
w. The undersigned most respectfully w.
invites the Medical Faculty Druggists and the public gen
r 70 call and the improvement of his late
Glass PAD TRusS patented October h 1856
States the only and best Truss support and radical
cure of Hernia suitable for Men, Women and Children He
has received the pattern from England and France
The I'll applied charge ~
Price of Single Truss So Double Truss, S. liberal dis
count allowed to Druggists. ~
Manufacturers of Prof y. r. Smiths FRACTURE APPA-
RATuS. CHAS. c. REINIIARDT,
Manufacturer of Surgical Instruments
North Gay street, Baltimore,
s2S-6m Late G. C. Renhnrdt ight
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,orffTS WELLS, FARGO & CO.,
%s>saa=41ss=sassNEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
AND EXCHANGE COMPANY.
Joint Stock Company-Gapitill. ...-.. .S6Oo,000
OFFICE-S2 BROADWAY, New YORK
Boston Office san Fran. office Phil Office
81 and 40 Court Montgomery Chestnut St
Square and California sts
Agents for ?. L. Bambaiier Co, Island of Cuba FIX
press.
EXPRESS to California, Sandwich Islands, Oregon and
South America
9Th and 2Oh OF EACH M0NTH-Express to Havana by
all regular steamers
Goods must be accompanied by invoices
EXCHANGES California, Oregon, Sandwich Islands
and Havana, in suit
Agents in Baltimore
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Stripping.

- The fine A coppered and copper fastened bark
NoRNA Terry, master, having nearly all her cargo en-
gagged and ready to go board will have Immediate
dispatch for the above port For balance freight or small
st0Wase apply TO CAPRON Il co,
SoufI Cav,