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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-02

TOFn. bHIes..oh4 ,..IU 4SI,23D
The quantity now known to be at sea from Amer
lean ports to Great Britain has of course been much
reduced by the recent heavy arrivals 1t is about
81 600 bales against about IA 900 bales at this time
last year.
Tie prices of Brazil cotton are hardening on ac-
count Of its small stock. Egyptians have not adj
vauced since last week, and Surats, rather freely
offered, have not changed in value. American cot
tons we quote as follows:
rnrls,, a .,l;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-02

EXPORTS OF PRODUCE Of The qro,.h and production ofthe
United STATE, the Port aud District Neio Orleans for
The quarter ending on the 3lst March, 1885,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-02

SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY
Corner Of Clio and Franklin seets-pepot No. Poydras
Near New LeveG street
j. J. DANIELS II SON, Proprietors
Pilot Bread Navy Bread, Soda Sugar and Butter Crackers
Biscuit etc. warranted of superior quality
ana ut The lowest market prices.
% All orders io above will be promptly aud correctly
filled. OF TT
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
FASHIONABLE WOMEN.

Fashion kills more women than toll and
sorrow. Obedience to fashion is greater
transgression of The laws of woman's nature,
a greater injury to her physical and mental
constitution than the hardship of poverty and
neglect. The slave woman at her tasks will
live and grow old, and see two or three
generations of her mistresses fade and pass
away. The washerwoman with scarce
ray of hope to cheer her in her tolls, will
live to see her fashionable sisters die all
around her. The kitchen maid is hearty
and strong, when her lady has to be nursed,
like sick baby. 1t is a sad truth that
fashion-pampered women are almost worth
less for all the good ends of life. The have
but little force of character. they have still
less power of moral will, and quite as little
physical energy. They are only doll forms
in the hands of milliners and servants, to be
dressed and fed to order. They dress no.
body. they bless nobody, and aave nobody
They write no books; they set no rich exam
piles of virtue and womanly life. If they rear
children servants and nurses do all, save to
conceive and give birth. And when reared,
what are they ? What do they ever amount
to but weaker scions of the old stock Who
ever heard of fashionable woman's child ex-
hibiting any virtue and power of mind for
which it became emmineut ? Read the biog-
raphies of our greet and good men and wom-
en-. Not one of them had fashionable moth
er. They nearly all sprung from strong mind
women, who had about as little to do with
fashion as with the changing clouds.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
MARRYING FOR MONEY.

OF all the evils that beset woman's path
through life, none is more fatal than an un.
happy marriage other troubles are without.
and can sometimes be escaped from this is
from within. and through every hour of its du.
raton-morning, noon and night from sum
rise to sunset, and from sunset to sunrise, the
living torture must be endured.
1t is awful to think how many married peo.
pie commit murder in their hearts hundred
times day, by wishing for the death OF those
they have sworn before the Almighty to love
to their own dying hour, and wish it as their
only escape from slavery and misery which
blights and destroys every enjoyment of ex-
istence. Just as the Redeemer's own CON-
maudment, Love one another is the sum
ming up, and the perfection of all the rest,
so to hate is the deadliest of mortal crimes
And yet this sin of the demons is just that
into which poor feeble beings fall when they
have vowed themselves to devotion to some
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
Doetrp
THE SLAVE TRADE r.
BY LoEGFEILow.

LoSsFELLow. =za
The slaver on the broad lagoon
Lay ueored with idle sail:
He waited for the rising moon
And for the coming gale
Under the shore his boat was tied,
And all herilistless crew
Watched the gray alligators slide
Into the still bayou.
Odnrs of orange flowers and spice
Reached them from time time,
Like airs that breathe from Paradise
Upon world of crime l
The planter, under his roof of thstch,
Smoked thoughtful;y and slow;
The slavers thumb was on the latch s-,.
He -eened m haste to go.
He said Ny ship at anchor rides
yonder broad lagoon;
Ionly wait the evening tides
And the rising of the moon!R
Before them with her face upraised,
In tiinid attitude,
Like one half curious, half-amaEsd,
quadroon maiden stood. --z-
Her eyes like falcon's gray,
Her arms and neck were bare.
No garment she wore girtle gay,
And her own long raven hair.
On her bps there PLAYED SMILE
As holy, meek and faint
As Hight i'm cathedral aisle,
The features of saint.
'The soil is barren-the farm is old,'
The thoughtful planter said,
Then looked upon the siaver's gold,
And then upon the maid.
His heart within him strife
With such aceursed gains s-t
For he knew wfl 'se passion gave her life,
Whose blood ran in her veins.
But the voice of nature too weak;
he took the glittering gold;
Then pale as death grew the maideu's cheek,
Her hands were icy cold.
The SLAYER led her from the door,
He led her by the hand, -
To be his slave and paramour
In strange and distant land. - -4
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
rHE caAMnEns OF rHE HEaRr.
By vrcroRIA RyeIsAID-
rbersis c.stl. strangely fair.

There is : castis strangely fair.
Where flowers of UNTOLD beauty bloom,
And through each arch the softered air
Rreathes forth dew of soft perfume,
On MI the unknown giories there.
And yet not all that scene is bright
Fair flowers bslefui poison shed,
And pilgrims start in wild alright,
From many a yanwning gulf ahead,
which shows nnfathomed depths of night
There In q secret chanber-iene,s
q There stands golden Tyre rare,
Which, likes wild Eoan's tone.
Forth gushing on the spel-bound air,
Makes melody of every moan.
By spirit hands the chordsars strung.
BY spirit breathings ever stirred,
Each note whate'er its cadence, sung,
a. BY listening spirits heard.
BY spirits from the h art-stringsswrung.
One note In warmly glowing pride.
with the hearts bright fires doth burn:
And one where The hearts hearth-fres have died
In chill despair, with cadence stern,
Shuts out the music of iifs's tide.
2 One lives in dewy mornings light;
One singeth in the cleaning gray;
One dweils in deepest darkest hight,
A nd one in the glowing noon tide's ray
Undimmed as gold or rubies bright 3.
In full many silent chord,
A richer, sweeter music dwells, ~
Than e'er the far famed poet poured
In tones, whose ,melIowed wee.ness sweils
Through centuries, with Iaurels stored
There silent in the hearts still gloom,
Within the portals close it lies;
Wasting around q soft perfume,
Yet wasted not, cen though it dies;
Though one lis natal place and tomb.
VINO seeketh for the unspolxe thought,
Which, buried in the hearts great deep,
With purer radiance. all unsougbt~
Than the unyarying rays that steep
Golconda's gems in loyliness inwroughtf
who knoweth what bright visions start,
Too glorious for mortal tongue;
Too glowing for the pencils art,
More burning than e'er poet sang
In the secret chambers Of the heart7
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22

The average of advertisements in the Lon.
don Times under the head of want places
is about seven columns daily, and as none of
these exceed three lines. and about half of
them are two line announcements. the reader
may form some idea of the number of per
sons in London constantly in want of employ
ment.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
AN ACT
81

mo s7.] AN ACT
to an act entitled can act to provide for the
Organization of Cities Incorporated VILLAGES pass
ed May 3, 1859.
Section L. BE it enacted by the General Assembly of
the State of Ohio, That Original section s, snsee o. an
and ineorporaed villages passed MAY } A. D. 1882 be
90 amended to read follows: sec 49, The city coun.
Ill have the care supervision and control of all pub
liz highways bridges streets, Alleys public squares and
eomons within the city, and shall cause the same to he
kent oper and iu repair and free from uuisances No
street alley, which shall hereafter he dedicated to
public by the propritor OF ground in any city. shall
be deemed public street alley, 20 be the care
and control ofthe city the die alton shn
be accepted, aud confirmed by an ordinance specially
passed for purposes they shall have ths power 20
prescribe by ord the width of the tires OF All
caris, drsys and other vehicles used IN ee
tntion of articles from one part OF the city TO
another or In the transportation of COAL wood one
mmber or iran into city; TO estahl stands tot back
eaches cabs and ouibuses and ia enforce the oh
and use thereof ard to fix the rates and prices
for the transportation of persons and properly IN sucn
co6ohes cabs and omubusss from Que part OF the city to
another.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22

He only is independent who can maintain
himself by his own exertions.
Always be up sunrise. if you wish to have
the most golden of prospects.
he is no mean philosopher who can give a
reason for kalf of what he thinks,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22

You may always know that young lady
has been to boarding school by her want of
education.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
AN ACT
mo. ss,l

mo. e5,l AN ACT s5is s7 s 81
supplementary 10 an act entitled defining the du.
tesof Justices of the and Constaoes erimis
nal cases, passed March 81, 1887. Sis ef.i,E,
Section Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State of Ohio, That In the prosecution Of all offence
es Justices of the Peace have urs eton tf
punish by e otherwise. after The appearances Of
the defendant and before the Court sha poceed In
quire into the merits of the the defendant
demand be tried by jury In which the Justice
shall proceed to inq ire into the complaint and comn
discharge anile the accused and the sane pro-
the Justice and In the Courts of Common Pleas Pro
Courts respectively be provided BY law
in other the prosecution of crimes and oens
es the punishment whereofis less than imprso0mentin
the penitentary. =
Sac g. This act shall be in force from and aftsr s
passage. :. ....... al'-
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
MARTIN wELkERs n,
President Of the ssaats.
snenxrARx OF srATH'soyFen.
Columbus, April ie 1859.
Thereby certify that foregoing true copies
of the original rolls on hls In this Once.
AZ. RUSSELL. Secretary Of stats.
AuprroR's oSFcz, Portage Co.
Ravenna, June 81, 1850
thereby certify thai have compared thr fore eine
laws with auth tca ed copies from the seSfeta -
State, and hpd them correct.
ALFRED BALDWIN. County Auait6s.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
March Is, 1889.
fNo. s51 AN ACT
To prohibit the carrying wearing of Concealed weap

4 A
TO prohibit the carrying wearing of Concealed weap
Section Be 1t enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State of Ohio That whoever shall carry weapon or
weapons concealed on about his person. such pis
toll bowie knife. dirk, any other dangerous weapon
shall be deemed guilty of misdemeauor. and convc
ton for the rs shall be fined not exceeding two
hundred imprisoned in the county jail not more
than thirty days; and for the second offence not exceed
ing five hundred dollars, Imprisoned In the county jail
not three months, both. at the discretion
of the court
Sec 2 lift shall be proved to the jury, from the est
mony on the trial Of case presented under the first
lion of this ac that the accused at the time of
carving any weapon weapons aforesaid
in the pursuit of lawful business calling emnoy
ment and that circumstauces in which he placed
at the ao, esad such as 70 justify prudent
man in carrying the weapon aforesaid for the
defence of his person. property or family the jury shall
acuu;t the accused.
Sec, s. THIS act to lake effect and be In force from
and after the first day of April next e.--
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker Of The House of Representatives,
MARTIN WELKER,
President oft Senate.
NoEn
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
for tbt Dome Girtle.
Jenkins and Della.

from work entitled Matrimonial Brokerage in the
Metropolis recently published by Thatcher & Hutchin-
son, 523 Broadway. New York
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
No. % ] AN ACT

To repeal entitled further defining the du-
ties of County Treasurers passed April ss5s ths
act amendatory thereto passed April 10, 1857. hrs "
y te =. -
deRnng the duties County Tressuters passed April
1885, and the act entitled AN act to amend ths
passed April 8. 1885," passed April 10, 1851, aid
the hereby repealed Provided that the
county who shall have retained ueds in htir
hands for disbursement under he prosons Of the
hereby repealed shall settle and account with the
Gil of municipal Corporations to which said funds may
belong and upon such settleementssha pay he
proper local treasurers basnees Remaining In the
hands of such county II easures.
Sec. q This act shall take edsct and be In Shfea
from and after its passage. esaf44 lfofse
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the Of Representatives.
MARTIN wELKER, ~
President Of the ssnale.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
.agrieuAms Commerce yansaet,ss arts Sciences Dom
s,.ces. Domestic Economy Social Improvement

NOE TO TYRANrs IS OBEDIENCE II GoD."--
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22

Sec. 2. That origional section sixty ths Of tire
to which this is ,datery be I'd he s hereby
pealed and this act shall take effect and be In force from
and after its passage.
Speaker of the Hous. Of REPRESENTATIVES.
MARTIN wELKER,
President Of the Senate.
March Is, 1859. 81
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22

By spirit hands the chords are strung.
BY spirit breathings ever stirred,
Each note, whate'er its cadence, sung,
10 BY listening spirits heard.
2 BY spirits from the h art-stringsswrung.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22

There Is secret chanber-iene,i
g There stands golden Tyre rare,
which, Ikea wild Eolian's tone.
Forth gushing on the spell-bound air,
Makes melody of every moan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

DeDIcATIoN AND ToRcH LdoHT IN ELYRA.--
we learn by the Elyria Democrat, that tho Odd
Fellows viii dedicate their new Hall OH Thurs
day, the Goth inst, on which occasion Eyria
Lodge No. 1903 will give a festival. At II o.
clock A, NJ, the dodiekton exercises will take
place AT O'Clock p, NJ, a procession Of the
Order will be formed, and proceed to the N.
H. Church. where an ordtioh will be delivered
by the Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Of Indiana. In
the evening the order will give promenade
concert at EIys Hall l
There will be a grand torch-light procession
Of The Sons Of Malta at Elyha on Tuesday eve
ming next, Ilth ins'.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10
prp @Do0g

STRIPED LADIES' CLOTHS "
These esaesiidl Goods for Fal and Wipsr Msslss,
eu' i7 s'T TAYLOR. GRswotD 4 co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

STATE ARsENLL.-The building Of the State
Arsenal has been postponed, owing 10 the State
not having money on hand sufficient to pay the
contractors as provided for in the appropriation.
As soon as the lots on tbe Old Penitentiary
grounds are sold, and the money realized. the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

Bel5- For CityNews see third page
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10
GoaL pealere
C0al q GOlLe.


A Lien JONES, Dealer in COAL,
IA VIII kesD constantly hand aud for sale Euu hi
st r. T. Crossing, by the ton or car load at the lowest
CASH plices.
CRATES, stoves and family generally Also good Bpck
smith and Steam CCels always on hand and UNDER COOP
COVER. continuance ol the former pair uage OF said
yard is most respecfuy solicited Also invite all
others wisin2 10 irclase Coal to give call be fore
pu caasing Tor We intend to sell good Goals aud
reas1naole torms as can he bought Ia the ".
Orders left The Post Office, Ud iressed to either Allen
Jones OF r. o. Pier wilt receive prompt attention,
The NuhsGihHr also mas coal constantly hand on the
p. Z X. Coal Pier, aud 10 rereVng fom he mnt
for sale by the tOn, load cargo good Family black
smith and Steam Goals all OF which h8 viii sell at prices
suit the tines Orers left al the Post Qmca addsed TO
ALLEN JONES,
viii receive prompt attention.
Office Il p, r. r. Coat Pier, and for the above at
Euclid S. X. r. Or ssing CtvF laud, Oh 10. sep2sH63
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10
MORNING LEADER.
MONDAY MoRNTNe, OCT 10, isso q

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL. PRINTING +
~ flninund Omameltd frutiuguf every description
lone At The Printing Estnbnsneht 5 the Leaer Onoo
latest Improved Hud stfapid steam prtsses n the
qes STYLE, on sott notce and Al rsasdnabie rates PAT
oular attention paidto blank RNrk kepfydesuriptons
Btudinsd done Especially Blank Aooks L0dgerA Jourals
aies Books. Receiving Books Ao4.k 40.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10
CLEvELAND. MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 10. 1859.
or Prostration of the Sysiem and

or Prostrasion Of the System and
rapid decline almost dvdriabfy tho rss 81 early
ma- ruotess and unchecked vicious habi n Arsa.iss
slnboatey rbsh %. has late issued hom thsprcss.i-
usfsns this tendency, AID the cure az we'll
Hon ofthe same, u is enitled HUMAS FRAILrY
OF PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCHERS" it cnters fully
nto the causes effect and most ,oacous mode of curing
al dstafs, Or dtcalt Mature with cobious nsituctioh
TO- the perfect restoration Of osc who are prevented ~
impedimonts from entering into the marriage so,e Pfos
2S cents Sen. free Of postage. sold b. inHist .
Lif-j ~ DR BARROW. 90
lsi Bleeeksg Street, New York.
For sale By 4#Jf eHos.
GAYLORD b HAMMOND,
wM F1sRE reo..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10
GUTTA PERC INA II ASE,
4 For Artificial Teeth
DENTIST. "n.
-R w ] GIIILn uA s REM0N

: II
SUPERIOR sire EAST Of Public Square south DfP o. All
WHO need the seryoo Of Dentst will save themselves
much SUFFERING as we'll Ms MONEY by giving hii a
cal Eoc ricy used to mitigate pain for those who de-
ARTIFICIAL. TEETH INSERTED
ON Gold, Sis er, Porcelain aud Vucanlzed Rubber Base
the bast Teeth in sots from Sl0tO $50. Coli
fnss according to siza Of tho cavity from 5Oi upward
maylI
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-01
STEAMBOATS,.
eSlE% NOTICE. ~. czszszsss.s4zT7
EszsasEas=zs@S IMPORTANT tasS @SiR7%sSEssstfzzI
or1rD ~

IN view of the approachngfa trade the RoIt;,nor S.
Jacket company have, in connection with the S0ntbarn
goods ' '''e'u 'iieil rates on through
t exceedingly low tariff has been adopted nv
steam Packet Company, in consideration If
through shipments from Baltimore 10 CnIds|rI, @ ~
mlhgtOn y. q, via Port VI o' tILu w
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-01
gaiI BGa0s.
- p FOR THE

Ezss.E - - - 40 H0fT hHE
On and I F{1TTI5MSFE AND HE e Ra htE8 goUn
lows: ' i'er 1'prii 2lst 1889, the trains viz
Leave Camden Station, R.,,,,uo.. ~" as 10
TaB %E So 3SB N5RfA
pstra.n p, iE6E WIZ 4zsEycrrg ''' Dot"
between Cumberland and WR e29nt take the train
raa ANA EEeeHg SST Sd Tor Cum
more take the io5 P. NJ train nom Bs
and a ron 4fF4 1i4eIi * TEAM leaves Baltimore
A. NJ and ioP IT, a and S Ta4S S Baltimore
Leave FR R5.l w q e 3pg o. 4O TAE &2U
p, On sundays at 20 4. NJ only Leaves Va Sino
SGHd2ys at 20 r NJ only. The second and thifd
fourth trains irom Baltimore and he second and S9d al
Far .t ~ .+eL WIN trains on the Annapolis Road
ENGLAND, Agent or at ieqicS nice Car?irn STAN
". J.. SMITH
|. NJ COLE General Ticket AGENT or,
ia % RF5y PHIGADELPHIA,
TT ,EILMIN GTON AL
,,,, XXX 4RRI EG 1i5.gi n 3!'i'''A'
RBhsqqSPhs T FEESfbH2FP % sfREESr tfa2f
EXPRFSSS T n 5 iIN yJ as follows, viz:
N n EyENI&G MAIL 525 p H. WAY MAIL lol'
New YORK I T1as az sxSe % 3 only AZ trains with
\ Freight Train, with Passenger Car attacilSi' 1 .
rs Nj stopping only Stsmmer Rum ba ssye lat at
Fl From 81 PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE av,oy
FOR LAUREL AND STA TnI y on DELAWARE RAIL.
By le q in 70 ia N iSia will connect at ,m,gto,
toPoyer cheek from CONDUCTOR spend the S h f 6
NdTlCEAI coiored 20 persons ~ tram Hafbor
aily Eno%G to to bring some rePons willie prison i
pSrtio m OF g Somp2ny before they vii be tax n
- - - MM. GRAWFoRi,. Aar,..
Is t #55is;i55s:;s5 WESTERN
1-71-"I- * - ". MARTLAND RAILROAD
On and aftr H. i7 SdfLSi%GS AND oWINGs MILLS
St Tbgs fr 2wpEs End Ml; turnng Sa eavs
places ticke are o a and Manchester, for which
5 Sssss .------- IRWIN K TAYLOR.
III ~ g. FOR TIE
Tf1G1RI F1iIs WEST AND NORTH
NORTHERN c AMP RWyAiTBBK RI {, PLACES.
SUMMER ARRANGEWENT
,' and after a%GS RA& 6 .s3? PHI 4hI lS
WI IL be T run , Gye. this Road follows, viz:
AitS ba r Ma at Harrisburg % H. cTeP az &
By this ,y P,iLT ,sS.G AND TIE rygSr
arrive at Wiamspo st i&f tie NoTh and Niagara Fall
WIZ" T uey T ne over all night ''" "' CD /. III
sTGep Sunday rag H 5a4 S2ges d9
at 1870 N and N "a "a a NH A E aF at N ana aG
IGTTT n3eIIT # Elmra with trains for '' ~"
I'liL Y6 G4p AT IHbE cHSl n WESTERN NGv
T , the G Gqda T With trains for Suspension Bridge and
., GG;ANADA AMP TIE II s '%[ I ~ Py N6FSfivrsr
arriving at asbHrs at i6 leaves onT @,aily al
and ali par Of % W Ee FcaSs vana Railroad for Par
tra iGr D conPect fhR s take A. NJ and P n
cars i"r huntingdon and there take nt6Fon s p Ba
eE EPr H4RE GARlISLE CALEDONIA and
10 Ear II ~ JE Ihe Ii i4.A N train ''
t; ~ ~ hG take 80 a. N. train daily and ai
pIs sSs I a =, Snl and reliable nmo.
u I0HN T E!&NEY, Asst Superiota,,d,.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-01

yam Racket Company for forwarding goods for the
oIti, should induce shippers to inquire Of us before
en-, ~ oter routes Besides the above NAMED nlaceS
a rs t3r me transportation of merchandise for ali
~ LII ~. 'Ie p IS T. r., Black Water River WILMINGTON
~ . ~! n ~ raleigh CASTOR r. r ClarIsviIia W.
r J'C y. u central L. R., and for the Sou ganaEaIi
cI as are afforded by other lines. and the indnce
anr ".u not pc overlooked. For further inform aton
apPy AZ the Baltimore Steam Packet C0npany1s ytorF
0i'oh uocN, loot OF Concord street ' "'''''
VI. n. FALLS, Pres't Raw limo Slao-,,~,
s-o SAML. NJ. WILSON, Pres't s 4 r r -
SL-S"l WIN. $. ASIlE, Pres't W W Z r 60
Ea.sII~@ BALTIMORE AND PHILADFT,
-='<1aSS--z=PHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY
E,r .tu...--. .. VIA CANAL,
H. ny transportation of Merchandise Produca p,,ro-
Hrnltnre and Goods of all sorts betvaeD
h aHh fIilLA DElPHiA-One of the Companv,s Stoo
rin IN 81 10 light street wharf daily al ocIor ar
pie tline Tor the New York Trains '''' III ab'
.tkUM Observation-Disclosures daily Of . ,,.,-,
Ne: 10 South wharves 1000 - ''' ''' u ciock,
Goods forwarded Immediately with clre-free Of all ,o
o' commission j. ALEX. SHRIVER, A gent, va
No. } Light street wharf, Baltimore
e,,e, - A. GROVES, Jr., Agent,
40. lgS2uth wharves. Philadelphia
Ea-slL~-A FOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG
AND RICHMOND The iron Stsan,e
WI w F EISN" EAHNA' LEAVES LIGHT STREET WTT4RF
In 5, at o'clock, p NJ and will re GIVE fb
emPhlS and Nashville, Tennessee and ntermadiof
ne steamer has excellent staternnm arcommoa
to W -'"ii"'h Sd or freight or passage appl,
Cr,o, - q; X. Fl. LEFFLER,
-. No. ia Light st,eet wharf