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FOR RENT AND sA1.p

ofFlSk q CENT ho psas 81 IA;
no Us jTANN Pfzz Il No. ,ss Man :,
60 tnoliCE.. - Intending To discontinue -.
ss session. The eh Ho ins rem with immediate los
we corner Of Main and ri streets. w ~ me, at
nnre and ., the renter several articles Of
on ,Sa ~ my office during business hours
no s-ls' 4 ~ ). fBSfsS NfTfi.hY.
Eli c elwaEyLi ktSf i, ON THE soGTH sIbE Of
BRICK i "es,ed to oo sell the neat
the residence of DR. j. Letter and move s &c
go The dwelllnS has i've rooms hesidss ,ent OF
water r. Two rooms. II is supplied with gas and
no i-st 'l GOBLIN SBf'f e AppERsoN. A,.,,
81 DIV ELi.iNE HOUSE FOR RENc-
Iii on MAIN between I'd and 81 Streets. 4 doors
house for k mtg It has an out
me usual fixtures or Cas- Water. Coal and Wa and
no l-ats JOHN ROBERTSON.
or wRf heTy sfr's en- T9 OBJ
the se'wee F Byrd and Canal
no1-st JAS So nj il T Fs9Ha5f IS { SON
Ga IL. THE ~, vALuABLE PROPERTY ON
Ea DBRELLs W RR HHdonnssEET Fox HkN 8. As
We are authorized To sell the foreeoine valnable
property 1t has front on the north Side Of -
street CT 200 feet and depth on 22d street of ia
ieet ana on 2lst ST. of 100 feet. The But DIN,;S
on the ot are nearly new, and are admirably adj
cd Tor a iarse stemery or for a Tobacco warehonsc
Dloreii warehouse IS established BY law and LAST
year Messrs. Powell French, were n pnoin,ed IN
spectors by the Governor. The nnmher nF bo ~,
heads inspected for the ear ending Isl Oct. lss9
about 81 zoo. This property is iustv reaardsS s
among the most valuable in this city For terms IS
&c. apply to GODDIN n APPERSoN ms
oc Slot Anntinnaar,.
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A(OOIS. SH0tS AND sstTS AT ATC-
IlON.-on TUESDAY. Sth November we will
sell at 10 o clock at our Auction Room
600 cases BOOTS. SHOES and HATS
TERMs.-U nder Sl0 cash; Sl0J aud over %
dai S credit, for approved paper
oc26 [ Il q. b. DAVENPORT Aucts
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FOR RENT-The STORE, on 18th street
ZEE formerly occupied by us, and CELLAR un-
sAAder Johnson Branstord. Possession given
immediately. VIM. WALLACE SONS.
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'TWO LOTS on VENARLE sTREEr.

Ing LVlN On NENAELE NTREET.
AAUCIlON w i'll be Sold on TUESDAY. the Sth
November, 1859, on the PREMISES. commencing at 4
. clock, +. NJ. two LOTS, the north side of
.ehaoe street, near lis intersection with 18th
street each fronting 25 feet running back l65 feet
towards Darlington street.
TERMS One third cash; balance at and 8
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note be paid
no2 GODDIN T. AppFPSON a,o.-a
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Co-pARTNERSHIP NoTICE.-The u

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. The un-
- dersigned have formed co partnership, dated
October LIST 1859, unde the sty lie and firm of POR-
TER, HARRIS H0RNER and have taken the
store, No. ~ west Main street, formers occupied
found large and select STOCK OF HARD
WARE, TABLE aud POCKET CUTLERY,
Guns. HOUSE-FERNISHiNG GOODS, LOOK
ING GLASSES, CLOCKS, &c.
Their purchases having been made for cash, they
Hatter themselves that such inducements can be
offered as viii NOT fail To please, and respectfully
SOLICIT call from country merchants, city dealers
and the public generally.
An assortment of pRTNGS, AXLEs and
THOROUGH BOXES on hand.
PORTER
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pICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.-The
IL Plaster ground at the mills of the subscribers
is elected with great care, and with special regard
To the interests OF their customers and the trade
generally. They hazard nothing in saying that it
will be to the interest of those in want to give
them call, they have been engaSed in the bust
ness ion-er than any other establishment in the
ct,: and MS they attend personally tee grinding
and cooperins of every barrel, persons may rely on
getting the Plaster in good condition. Farmers
tufnshlns their own BAGS can save O. per ton. a
liberal discount to the trade.
. We tender grateful thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed old brand the past
son, well in years past. and hope, by strict
attention to business. to merit continuance.
J. & II. f. SHARP, Steam Plaster Mill,
South side of the Dock,
Sc Z2-dl2tX sw9tt Richmond, Va
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SoMITHiNG FOR suoEMaKERs AM

SOMETHING FOR SHOEMaKERS AND
~ SADLbRS.-l would hereby return nv thanks
10 all m, customers Tor their kind PATRONAGE for
the last tour years, and most respectfully solicit
continuance of the same.
nave now ON hand good assortment of SHOE
FINDINGS, KIT, 6C., which can he hous hit very
CHEAP FOR CASH, as am deie rm ned in future
to sell these 'hins at RETAIL cheaper than they
have ever before been sold in this city. Also
French ard American CALF Ms SHOE ard
Err, TANNERS OILS, &c.-ever, thing usually
kept n Il Leather and ind ne store. e. which in
vite the attention of all in want, as am determin-
ed to sell cheap.
o. H. CHALKLEY, 18th street,
Sc 26-dl uncM3m hetNeen NJ In and Cary
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% NOTICE. --Havng rented the large and
80 commodious store lately occu pied by Mann S.
III Valentine, corner of 9Th and Broad SITS, Rich
IL mond Va. beg to inform the public and my
friends generally that, IN connection with gentle
and whose name will duly appear, intend to open
a DRUG STORE. on about the LIST Dee. next. or
as soon as the store can he fitted up Tor the
JAMES II. PEARCE,
Late of the firm of Waring & pearce.
or 7-ts Druggists Broad st
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L,RANKLIN PAPER MILL,
L RfCHMON D, VA
BELVIDERE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
keeps c2pstaptls on hand al deserpti6ops Of EN-
PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, of all quail
ties and sizes, furnished at short notice. Cash
paid for Rags. -
Q nc IO-dIy q EO. WHITFIEI4D. PreS't.
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COAL, COKE. &c

(tOkE.-The price of COKE. for tbo ,no,.s -
S N"1EEenfnber r, viii be as follows: '"'" Vi
Al, otba a. M COKE, per load ....Ss 90
It's JNn 10
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INSPECTION oFIARnAND BuTTER..

i J. u u I n.
!, C0MMONWEALTH ATTORNEYS LEGAL.
OPlNlON;-l am OF oninion thai the Outs of in,
spectInt Butter and Lard under the Inspect an
law. which is sold in the city. or offered iof spIe.
does not depend upon its haipt .efs re.ff for in
speetion or IN other words. it does dsps nj on
me option o the owner whether il shall b. offered
II for sale III the city, and the ta5s 6rifas, II
barrels exceed n wei bit 90 pounds each. The
~ seq ch s. Of the Cede.t irae, sresss 81 tho
expression is used propidins for the Inspet, tim
oi Vosr and other gitaess. Which. IL is conceded,
mast lac inspected, II expoftedos put on lizard OF
ton t42d provides penaIts in each case ii pro-
vides that II any person shall export hiyr or put
u on board vessel Tor exportaton without preei-
aus Inspection, shall export. or att upt 10 ex-
port il, shall sell attempt tn sell aas fish g..
!" BUTTER ar LARD. in the cites &c. tefsheHf fhe
safns har,ag been inspected as rsqn,tsd ~ gar he
bag exported, or off red for ale, and rs see ~,
all infraetlons ef the law must be poi ted b,
INSPECTOR To thu Attorney Tor The Commonwealth.
/. is thus plain that every tub. hlkn keg or haze
rel of Butter or lard, exceeding ia WEI hi 90
pounds, must be 'soersd for yectlan' the Ia
speetor. before it be sold IN the city.
oc A-2w X. i. DANIEL.
fT,O COUNTRY MERCHANTS And TIE
L TRADE 6ENERALLY.-i have msde ar
engagements with several vers extensive haases in
Boston and New York, by which aru ehas,iea to
sell TO country merchants the following Goods. at
ms. Lemons. Fiiberis' pranss. pstss. En 'ish
Wainuts Cnrrants, Lemon syrup. Ground Nuts,
ctron, Ginger. Cocoa Nuts, Domestic and Inpcft-
ed Cisars:. Al.o, ny nneaual.d steam Y ANnhhfs.
credit not exceeding sixty DAYS, hy which time
merchants eau remit the sniennt. This method ia
connection with other adssHtasesy E,ves NE shc
facility OF selling Goods at PRICES which cannot tal
10 please. Merchants are solicited 30 cal ssa see
the foods and learn their prices, assuring thssa u
WIN % 10 'hsf interest L q j. sosstErx.
Five. stoss Building. No 10 Aala ~.
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GALE or VALUABLE Fan N. rONrAIr.
Tr ~ I, n i A { NEAR THE WEsTERN
NJ, frEs ) 4; FLANK ROAD CROPS STOCK
i ny request Of the owner, Mr.. RIO. r. tsohls. who
.ntencs changing his business vs. viii sell upon
sne premises, on MONDAY the I7th day OF Be-.
.ccmr;.s snmmencins q II aeoek the Farm
ne Richmond and Chsrlpttessiile Plank Road. II,
psnIieo county, about sir iniies from the city al
nlenInond and adjoIHing the lands Of Messrs 81
~ Wafdrop and E. j. Priddr -
ltcontaJns 10 acres Of valuable land. half of which
~ IN Woo6s, the remainder is in cnlftvatou and
particularly adapted 70 the growth<of wheat corn
ana tobsceo- located IN good ntighborhofd and
convenient to three churches ~
~ he Improvements are n comfortable tvo. .torr
aae.ling. barn. carriaae house. negro quarters.
a,noke house, corn house, and other out buIdlugs
all IN perfect order.
AT the same time will lie sold the Crops. consist
ihs oil corn, shucss, wheat straw. top and blade
PIGMENTS. "'
a lak,d.-Fcr the land. one third cash; the bal
cs At ans years, for negotiable notes, with in
'or r,t added. and secured by a trust deed
- ne terms of sale Of the nc rsonal property viii
be made known at the sale f'' va
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR i SON, Aucts.
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IF YOU WANT WHISkERN on MOCS

I}LoH y Nd PLDw taSIiAaS.-idyEng-
= sion s, iley's, Minor &tHorton's Davisi Nc
Cormicks: lie. Iron Bea n and Watts PLOWS
and CASTINGS. For sale by
&c 2t-ewSta WN. PALMER. son Il co.
tbELD sEEDS.-~Ciover, Tfmoshy Herds
fof sale by S'
DC 23--cwSts VIM PALMER SOM m
CORN SHELLERS.~Sinylea and donl,e Hon
- Per.kax CORN SHELTERS and VIRGINIA
CYLINDER, CORN SHELLER. for sale by
DC - ewSi' WIN. PALMER, Son g. CO
NEW YORK EXTRA SYRUP,-l50 bbls,
os-ss Ia G.. B. DAVENPORT.
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DENTISTRY.

re- 4. 4. IETER. ..
49, SURGEON DENTIST,
~----S Office -on Main. below Pearl street, next
door to T. Horton Reach S trimming store. and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. K. Price & Co.'S Dry
Goods store
The subscriber having removed to the above
house, would be pleased u see those with whom he
has engagements. and has made extensive prepa
Tatlons to serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed IL the most approved and scientific
ST. 10 known IL the Profession, and all work done
by him warranted to give satisfaction. loo bly,
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Sit in
! dated
Hope.
back to
|er chill
nue.
Pc
|dIen.
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SUP'TS OFFICE R., r. p. r. R.,t
RICHMOND, Nov. ]. 1889. (
lNPUkTANTNOTtCE
LA isszsssltIss tsss On and after November I'd,
hH,Z s-sK-xsssi WEDNESDAY., the Night
M., instead of 7l5 p NJ, as heretofore.
no It's SAM'L RUTH. Sup't
o TRUNKS. TKUNkS.-. NOW in store
Eyx TX the largest and most beautiful assortment
~AArAof Travelling and Packing Trunks | ever
had, and will sell them very cheap;
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~ ROUGH AND
IN r. READY HOTEL,
We Asy LIST door north 18th and Main SITS.
The subscribe returns his thanSs TO his
trends and the public for their renewed fayors eX
tended to him in ths old-estabiished Hotel, and
having had it completely rehtted, can ROW offer
more inducements.
BOARDERS taken by the dav or week the table
being furnished with the best the markets will al
ford.
lodging ROOMS all in complete order. and
persons can, al all times. be furnished with
SNACkS, &C., III such times as they may prefer.
Fresh OYSTERS. FISH. GAME, &c, received
daily. and nil the IUXURIES of this and other
markets Will at all times nc on hand and ready to
serve up at all times to please the most fastldious
eplcuTe.
The choicest WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. &c,
from tho best selection that be made Will be
found at the Bar. Fresh Philadelphia ALE and
LAGER BEER on draug ht
This Hotel Will be kept open, during the Fair
Doth day ana Htsht. to accommodate visitors, Be
ing in the vicinity 0f the Public Square. Post Office
Banks and Other public build IS, it offers induce
ments; ana hF the strict attention of my If.
sstants and careful Sc wants. hope to have share
OF public patronage, THOMAS WHEELEY,
oc 25-2w
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RICHMOND, VA,
Corner If Ninth and Cary streets.
, All kinds of FILES constantly on hand made of
the best ENGLISH cast steel.
ia Old FILES RE- CUT equal to new at mod
crate prices. We call attention of machine shops
and saw mlllers. and solicit their iavors.
oc 25-lms LAU 4 SHJMAN
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yesfer-
K EFT
l8p@rs.
x Geo.
rev ard
u RF nth
|SON,
l. If
DIstll-
FAIO
md also
iO4 n.
az her,
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SURVEYORS OF ROADS. TAKE NO.
- TlcE.-iH pursuance OF an order of HeaIIco
County Court, directing the Commssi toner's of
Roads Of said county to inspect ali OF the county
roads, between the 10th and 10Th OF November, and
report their condition 10 the December Court" the
undersigned viii examine all of the roads ly ne
WITHIN the bounds of the Sd isterIal district of
sal0 county between the 18th and 30'h of Noyem-
Def and hereby notifies the Surveyor OF the roads
above specified 20 have their roads IN order for
Inspection. JAMES T. Redo. Com. Roads.
oc 3f-law2w 81 Dist. Henrieo county.
fOu WANT WHISPERS OR NOUS.
: IACHES4 you must use my ONGUENT, which
IL The onIy ibIhg in existence that Will force beard
10 sTow upon the snoothesti iuxuriantly within
hh weeks from The FIRST application. II is pc rectly
nafipless 10 the SKIN, and Will not stain or Djure
mai, post free, to any address
X. 6. GRAHAM
q" 1t-rVftn No. fha NGesa,rst Nav Yark
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y 1 n
&IL|R TOWN.-The YORKTOWN. Captain
7s-sssSpSSs PkRRISH,w ID hence tofward leave Rich
Wond AT 4 O'Clock, z. NJ. on Mondays. The three
steamers comprising this line will now leave as
follows. VIZ.
The YORKTOWN on Monday afternoon at4,
The JAMESTOWN on Tuesday afternoon at T.
The ROANOKE on FRIDAY afternoon at4.
for New York. via City Point. Norfolk and Ports
mouth, tse 23-tsl LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
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MACKEREL, ALEWIVES AND HER.
VA RINGS.-310 bhls. No. Halifax Cut Herrinss.
70 half do Ne. Halifax Cut Herrings 200 do. Ale
wives, 200 do: Gross Herrlngs, 50 kits No. Mack
erel IS bbs. No. 3 small Mackerel, Mess No. l.,
and g. in bbls half bbls, and kits. for sale low on
consignment, by BRIDGFORD CO.,
Commission Merchants.
&c Is lot Corner Goth and Dock.
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Dct.sBer
2 Rail
IkCk,
2 Rail
MIA IN
rstdon
ture of
la59-
for ile
| !. The
ed.
Get,
eI OF.
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Steamboats,.

FOR FREDERICKSBURG, va.
The steamer WM SELDEN W. b. Kirwan
Captain, will resume her route to fredericksburg land
WHARF, Wharf, loot loot OF SOUTH ,STREET, on
will leave fredericksburg at o'clock FRIDAY MORNING.
She will continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY
and Fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
Freight OF eyery description taken at low rates Horses,
Cattle and Live Stock generally handled with and
comfortably accommodated Through Goods punctuay at
received.
For information, freight passage, apply in Baltimore
at her Office l05 SOUTH STREET, board the Boat
fI2tf 4 PjfIiI'iPS NO
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RaiI 2ua0s.
Ia 90 fHTss FOR THE

EYE ~ - WEST AND SOUTH
a., BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
lows: ' 1''' '''e 'i"iii' VIII ' ~ "
nj So Camden Station, Batmoreal Except Sunday
E WLl cypress daily at 405 p NJ, for ALL PARTS OF
t 80 W F-i2I, 9ouIHWkST AND NORTH WEST Both
trains go directly through
p. ,, FOR WAY PASSENGERS
more and Piedmont take the 20 A. NJ train;
and Wheeling, by wing over for Cum
6erland and Wheeling Accommodation Tin and between
timOTe. ~ ~ ~ H'ii' IiOih n"i
TIE FREDERlCK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4I5 P NJ
THE ELLICQTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore At IN
A. NJ, and 5l5 T. NJ, and Ellcott's Mills at 40 NJ AMI
6.45 =. VI " '''O ~ Ms ai'
FOR RELAY HOUSE, (besides the regular train \ = sro
ea train leaves Baltimore at $50 PM and the Relay at
FOR WASHINGTQN AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 420 and 7I5 A. NJ, and AS and sO
On Sundays at 20 A. only. Leaves Washington for
Baltimore at 20 and $50 A. NJ, and 100 and 10 P NJ On
Sundays at 300 NJ only The second and fourth trains
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second and
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect W.
trains the Annapolis Road
For tickets of every kind, information &c, apply T.
ENGLAND, Agent at the Ticket Office Camden station
". p. SMITH,
Master of Transportation.
h. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent. apll-tf
N0pTJEPN CENTp AT Dali NAV
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HPassengerS and their baggage conveyed free of charge
between the Depots the Route
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
the Bay steamers, and privileged might
at any point, and resume their trip by daylight
E5-PARTlCUL LAR acknowledgements from New York
and Philadelphia by this Line will have their baggage
checked from those cities to BAY BOAT from whence it
will be checked to different points South
For further INFORMATION and Through Tickets (Which
good blythe Bay or Mail Line, apply in NEW YORK at the
Company Office No 29 Broadway, of Barclay
above the Aston House the New Jersey Railroad Office
pany Office n of Sixth and Chestnut streets or
at the Depot, Broad and Prime streets And in BAITI-
MORE at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Company
Of Union Dock, board the Bay Steamers
The and beautiful steamers IOUlSIANA A, and AIDE
LADE of li2J burtleu EACH repiete with every com
fort and convenience, has been added to the Line TlS
Line being now composed Of the splendid steamers LOUISE
ANA, Capt &. W. Russell, and ADELAIDE, Captain Jas
Cannon, having unsurpassed berth accom-
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Il Wanted to contract 1000 foreouarters Eoaf - oS
heavy quality. CURRY, NEPHEW CO.. 81 West Pratt
STREET, feSn
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Err GO0bs,

TNRESH ARRIVAL.
II CENT. EIEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
FOR SPRING.
We are now opening a splendid assortment of Spring
MANY OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION,
which specially invite the attention OF customers
very large and complete consisting or
Goods gotten out exclusively for our sales - -
NJ SHIRTS! SHIRTS ct
We are manufacturing TO order celebrated
POINTED YOKE SHIRT,
superior TO those heretofore made
by US, and giving universal satisfaction.
CONSTABLE, WALKER x CO..
1856 Baltimore street,
mh4tf opposite Museum.
WYNAN' BYRD co.
NO. l6 HANOVER STREET,
AGENTS
THE AMERICAN and
BAY STATE PRINTS,
LAUREL D SHEETINGS,
PATAPSCO oSNABURGS,
UNION and
ns-ly DELLA DRILLS
| BROOKS SPOOL COTTON.
I'D JONAS BROOKS BROS
IVORY POLISHED
PATENT GLACE SPOOL COTTON,
Full assortment, in store and for sale by
JOHN S. BARRY,
Sole Agent,
| No
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EASTERN PORTS,


PHILADELPHIA, June Arr. bark N Hinkley, Will
mington, G.; brig Aroostoock, Sagua schr f. A. Catha
rine Eleuthera
Crd ship Paragon, City Point bark Sharston Liverpool
schr. NJ Bird, Norfolk
BOSTON, June Arr. schrs Frances HATCH St Domin-
go Gen. NeaZie, Port au Prince; Nmrod, Pensacola
CID. ship Levi Woodbury. New Orleans schr. VIM. H.
Gilland, Charleston "
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rs.slT "r.. NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE

lNLAND-Thr0ugh the Delaware and Raritan, and
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals
For the conveyance of Merchandise Produce. Packages
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods all sorts at yery
low rates. -
Through between New York and Baltimore, without
ranShipment, in 35 hours, in Iron Steamers, with water
tight compartments.
FOR NEW Y0RK-A Steamboat leaves Baltimore four
times per week from No. Light street wharf
FROM NEW GORk-Steamboat leaves in like manner
for Baltimore four times per week from North River Pier
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G0nfati0a.
DUGBY INSTITUTE
III AT MOUNT WASHINGTON

PUGBY INSTITUTE
IL AT MOUNT WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE COUNTY, Nd.
The Session of this School will commence MAY I'd
Pratt street Baltimore, by addressing Dr. Arnold, the
Principal.
The venerable Editors of the National Iniegencer one
OF whom lad Tor several sonand recently,
Braus the tuition of Dr. Arnold in referring to
ms School last Sepember used the following language:
FROM personal knowledge 1upreSerredy recon-
mend DE- Arnold select Boarding School, at Mount
Et3n to any parent or guardian, desiring hear of
eligible seminary apl3.eo2m
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOB
NAfOuNG LADIES.-The SUMNER SESSION begins
on May 4h 1859 The of instruction in the usual
BRANCHES Is m and thorough, being under the direction of
an efficient Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required Female education is at the
education for their daughters. with the comforts and ad
Sch d.
Fo terms of admission and further information address
Baltim ". Co. Maryland or Rev DR. HEN K, SECOND 81
| Bano Catalogues can he had at CUSliINGS BAL
LEIS. Baltimore street. and at Mr. Geo Geioach s.
| STREE. apo u
NEW LONDON AGA ENVY,
PRor. EDWARD d. PORTER, A. NJ, Principal.
The 252 Session Of this weknown School will commenc
NAV . 1859 located in retired and healthy village
justly celebrated for the saubrity OF its climate and III
elevated cha acter Of its citizens Coach meets the morn
ing Philadelphia and Baltimore at Newark, Del
| to convey Students TO the academy.
Terms-5 per Session of five months The Principal ma
be the Maltby House April 18th and 2Oth. api3m
| N DESIGNER AND CARVER,
RIA WING A ND n Cd E L N
SCHOOL,
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-04
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
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SUMMER 4RR1NGEWENT


On and after MONDAY April 18th, 1859, the trains
the Road will follows, viz:
49, FOR THE WEST.
lS The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday exceped at 30
with the Mail Train for
PITTSBURG and TIE WEST
ArvnG III Plttsburg at u A, NJ and Chicago NJ
Cincinnati at 10 p NJ ' ~
% The Cincinnati aud Chicago Express leaves daily at
arriving at Harrisburg at 1910 p NJ Pittsburg at
T. +. NJ, and Chicago at 6l5 A. NJ Cleveland at Gl5
NJ; Columbusat 10 F. NJ Cincinnati at 8 \. NJ.
FOR THE NORTH
LIST. The Mail Train leaves Calvert Station daily at Z
A. N Sunday eXceptcd) arriving Harrisburg at II Al
\; NJ, WiiamspOrt at p NJ, Eimira p NJ, and Buf.
fao at 1890 A. NJ, and Dunkirk at 3 30 A. NJ.
ID The Buffalo and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
Except Sunday at p NJ arriving Harrisburg at IS
p NJ, Wiamsport at Il p NJ, Elmira A. NJ and Buffalo
at 1870 NJ and Dunkirk at ll3O 4. NJ This train con.
meets at Elmira with trains for
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA
And at Buffalo with trains for Suspension Bridge thence
via the Great W cStern Railway for all parts of
=, CANADA AND THE WEST AND NORTHWEST.
Passengers from Washington for the WEST leave trains
at 40 A NJ, and 7. NJ; and those for the NORTH bv
trains at 40 a. NJ and $50 A. NJ connecting with trains at
Calvert Station at 100 A. NJ, 3 p. NJ, and 6 r. NJ
For TICK ELS and srher reliable information
please apply at the Ticket Office Calvert Station N corner
OF Calvert and Franklin streets Baltimore
j Fl, WARNER, Ticket Aeon