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Ocean Gtedmers, Nr.

T1HE NEW LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
CALIFORNIA.
9Rrky REDUCTION OF FARE
The fsvorte ste.nstip NORTHERN LlGHr, Capt Yin
ELEPAUGH, viii esve New forf, from Pier No j. North
ever on MONDAY, April II, II O'clock N, oonneotns
Via Psnans Railroad, With the x6,mship UNCLE SAN now
ne LArs on the Poetic Ocean. 80
Ps,sste freight sppy At the only once o. TIE Line
10. Bowling Green. U D. ALLEN, agent
HB-AH persons forbid trusting On account Of
the above ships or osners
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and the WEST.
I'D -Yhe cleaners Of the NETWORK and BALTIMORE
sYEAMsHIP LIRE leave Pier No Is North River fUEs
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS making the passage
forty kous Freight Baltimore, six cent? per foot TO
W,sbn,on per foot and poporionste rates Fof
throush .ss % West covering Insurance risk apply 10 B.
b o. r. r. Co.'S Office No. 2lg Broadway Applyto
ii. g. CROMWELL l. Co., No 20 ."e't-st-
VNHE NORTH. GERMAN LLOYDS STEAM
j SHIP wEsER, J. II. GAETZEN, Comm aDder,
SATURDAY, April 2 $. u m.
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
LoEDOE, HAVRE SOUTHAMPTON ,ud BREMEN,
q. the !, i'ovir rates; - 1900, an .xppo
FIRST CABIN, slco; SECOND CABIN &C., sfEER'
AGE, SIS. For Freigbt and Psss,re spply %
GELPCKE, KEUTGENk RElChELf,
No. 81 Brosawsy
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RRookLYy. Mach q. 1853.

BRoOKLYS, March ~, 1853.
Mr., FraBz SrbIotfer.-Dsav S1 The reports OF your
the History and ience Of Mae and tbs
with which these have been received in New
SoIh have excited desire number Of citizens 10 ENJOY
hr themselves aud their families the advantages OF cour,o
% Thorough and ebeBse yet also attractive, on tbs
notst fsyore 81 the arts nyoutcan conveniently
repeat these In ts city, shall BE- hsppy to 90
vhat for them audience such hey de-
serve shsll feel that you doing important ser
vice, Very truly you're,
n 8 BToRRs IT,, A. CRITTEsDgS,
ALoszo GRAY JAMES h. FROTHINGHAM,
D. o. EATON n. w. BEECHER,
FkEp'K A FARLEY. s. B. CRITTESDEN,
A COOK HULL, A. A. Low,
J. GkK.ywOOD, BENZ. ID sILLGHN,
4 II. TUcEtR W. DEGRAwE,
Rosr RAYMOND. CHARLES CONSDoS
l.. b. WyMAS, THEODoRE PoLHAMUs, jr,
Wh s. HERRIaAN L. LUOOvC,
CHhRLEs CoNGREyg
KEw.YoRg March 81, 1882
0pxIIyMtS-In reply your polite and HAorios invitation
N siys nv course Music Brooklyn beg 70
ia wYoTk suCn %
.sske impossible repes the but that have ar
vansea L. ia city On Tuesday even
Ing Apni at O'Clock, at the Packer Institute Sube
Esory Cbfstisn Music from Its Commencement 10 lhe
Present Time" am, gentlemen, your oeedlent servant
Rev. r. 4. STORRs, Jr u. ID, FRANZ oNhLpAlhh'
Pref ALoNZo GRAY, &C.
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIVIDEND
l. A. BENEDICT
No, % W!li.usr
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.


rr'RAvELERS for the NORTH, SOUTH,
Il EAST NEST, should bay, before starting APPLE
IONS RAILWAY GUIDE t5ics 3 .sas Tne clear u,s9
sp.bs. ne traveller to glance HOW HE SHALL
EaAyaL. be sil m.ny doL.r BY .esarin.s COPY.
Mo-. S46 ard s4s sro.a~.,.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ ConDectiDs ~ Ne Hampton win the Delaware Lset.'
and Western Railroad add 1t Ea''on with .h' Lshss
sPRING ARRANGEMENT, commanding March 10, lsss:-
e.ys NJ Ssy S sr. 70. E.o9 md @ qs AZ.
sJ above tr.ins, and 81 b;so Q. m.
!.ey Railroad which leave New YOri from the foot Of Csar
A.dt.t, At 7;toa m and u m. and acc 5 p IN v,
x.irosa VIII esv. .. y m only Sor Lehisa valley Hall
'''a ~ JOHN O. srERas. sus-r,nt.ud.o.
EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. s.
4 MAIL LINE The fsvohe Steamship AUGU5tA,
Capt Tho. ~oodhol vii esys on sArUKpAY. April 2
tven Monsouery Columbus Atlantis. Albany aud Macon.
s s; s a's SP si. SON
~ MA every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
from foot Of Harrison a., at O'Clock a. m
Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE vis NEW
L roRf aud FALL RlvER-rhe splendid and superior
fTTsDlY rauRs6lY .pd ssfUROxY At Ger pm ~
and The EMPIRE sThTE Capt, B.yton, 90 MONDAY,
"WEDNESDAY And FRIDAY a. O'Clock p m, from Pier No
Hereafter no room, will regarded secured to any s,p
Yerht 70 Boston orsaded through 9TH ses, tsps.ch By
an Lxprrss Fret ht Train.
VIM BORpLN Aren't. Nos ~ and II wer-sa
OFFICE o. THE NEw.YoEK AND Egw-HAyEs R T. Co.,
9th 81 and 4th-ay. NEw-YOsE. March 81, 1893.
NOTlCE.-CHANGEO Of TINE for BOSTON,
IN On and sfer MONDAY April the p IN E1pres.Tra for
Boston via spru gfst aud Worcester VII cave 9Th Station
g. 3:lE, instead Of 2:ta JAMES II. HOYT sIp'5
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
L TON, for BOSTON And PROVIDENCE Inland Route
f Tn R0tk oS JOEL Sons. .a
COMMODORE, Capt ID. S.urgs In connection with tie
aTOklNGrON and PROVIDENCE, and BOSTON and
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, lesvfns New York daily (Sun.
days -Icp.sd) from Pier No North River sn. wh above
1s Place al O'Clock ~. All Ston'ngon ~ $3.50
the arrival OF the Mail Train which sayes Boston 81
Sl0p. N.
The COMMODORE, Rom New YORK. Monday, Wednesday
and Friday from SouiuEon Tuesday Thur,d, and Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from Nsv York, Tuesday, Thurs
LAY and Saturday, tom stouiRston Monday Wednesday s
friday.
Pa,.ens.u proceed from stonngon per railroad Prov.
dence and Boston IA TIE Express Nal fran eshins s.a
In advance those BY ether ard In ample time for
I'll the early morning lines North ana East rs.sn
ths prefer rersin board the suJoy nights
und;turbed breakfast desired ADD esys BtonnxSn &c
u. 4 IN. train
Fare from Providence 20 Newport 50 cents
sasss Ester accompanies he steamer and train through
each way
FOR pss.sse hehs freight sppy board he
steamer the Fre4h; Otce, Pier Nc. Hoth River
TIE Office, No. 10 ssttery place. Feb. 3, 1883.
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BASE DrPARTMEST ALBANY March d, 1881
T'UE BANK OF SING.SING has this day filed,
IN this Office notice Of the appointment Of the SHOE
AND LEATHER BANK Ia the City ofNe~York IS Agent for
the Ieds ption Of ia circulating notes tofother with revocs
zion Of the appointment d Park Bank such Agent;
soe entitled An 10 amend the several scts
relating Ircorpor,t-d Banks Banking Associations and H.
dy!6usl Baaker-,n psssed A pill II. 1851
JAMES NJ. COOK, Superintendent.
NOTICE.-The Interest Coupons of the Eight
IN Per Cent secon6 Morzaze Bonds Of the LA CROSSE
AND MILWAUKEE RATLhOAO COMPANY due on the
# March, 1882 BANK Of the Republic, viii Be
day Of April presentation At the Ooean
Bank, iE The City Of New York. - - -
3 CHAMBERLAIN Norts.fse,
ip possession # Is Crosse and HiwaIke. R.lrcl
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TOHN MI n roe g. Co.,
u AMERICAN BANKERS.
10. DE- LA PAX, PARIS,
Ard ~. WALL STREET, FEW-YoEk,
skANf LETTERS or CREDIT tor MERCANTILE PUR-
POSES Also CIRCULAR LEffEg or CREDIT oGiv
TIE principal Towns and Cities Ct
FRANCE BELGIUM, ITALY
aITlT BRITAIN sPAIN GERAANY,
IRELAND, PORTUGAL RUSSIA
ROLAND, sWITZERLASD, SWLDEh
AYHEHs, CoNsTANfINoPLE, ALEXANDRA,
CAIRO, aEYRoUf, JERUsALEA,
kc, kc
BILLS on PARIS and Sterling BIS, .. shc or % ~
HSh. for sale In 70 r..-
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OFIICg THE NV. YoEK SEwHAyEs X. 4. Co., I
9th e. and 4th-av NEw-YOsE. March 81. 1879. !
NOTICE.-CHANGE of TINE for BOSTON,
IN On and after MONDAY April t. the E1pre. Train f.
Boston spriu gfd aud Worcester III leave 9th Station
q. 3:lE, instead Of 2:ta JAMES H. HOYT Sup.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dee.
e. 1855, ,hs rrsius viii leave Chambers a. stsion
t9low,; EIpr.p Train, a Isd $50 p N Albany
Nal Train n .l5s N. for PouEhkeepse e$5 IL
and s;s mi foI poeSs feuJ $50 n for sHs snt sS
.. for PeoksKl. p The PoeghkeePsei Feeftkfl,
lhs spE and Doses Ferry fsiu, top the Way Stations
Passenger. tsken =. Chamber. Canal Chsopher aAd Sls,ss
Ysins for Newlork leave Troy ., SOS sad 1919 and
Sass and Albany about IS nnaes later On 0ondays ss
sp.n- A. y. sAITH, sopertp.eplspG
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pTsAR1NrSI or FINANCE, CosTsoLLts's OFFICE
Nyy YoKg March -, 1888. }

pTslR1xrxI or FNtcE, CosTsoLLts's OFFICE
New Yokg, March 49, 1883.
CORPORATION DOCKS snd SLIPS to De
" LEAsEDst AUCrlON-Noiis@ 1. hereby given 'an sew
era o. the Docks Piers sai belonging 20 tas
viii leased on bids plb1; s1con, 90 II EspAt' hFr
10 1859 e. y O'clock q. ths City Hal 'or tue ttn o
svs wears. Catalogue containing the uuabrr ana 20
op ard ,l.o e terms sud conditions Of sale lnsy %
tsi A. his cfre th.seusut of City Hs Maps VI .so o.
- - ,i - ~, F,te sib,ips Furd 1T
''in'' 0I''' VI ~ Rosr T HAws. Controller.
THE HOLDERS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
PFR CENT BONDS OF the CHICAGO, ST. PAC =
and FOND DU LAC RAILROAD coMPANY, aad ne Io ~
PRS Of the s PER CENT LAND GRANT or CONSTR Z
lion BONDS Ct the SAID Company noth-i ms "a. -
Mite have prepared the BONOHOLOtRs AGkEsaENr
proy,d fr the purchase Of TIE road a. the 1fuses e
thereof ard the 10 ready toy me bglsturso o
budfoders avail Of It's provisions 81 ne One az ns
C.npsrv No y Walls. Il required D. signed VIII 81
d,,, rom Let Marcel ls59-Dat.d 2o,h March. lsy'.
J. II RANSOM NALhEAu
WM B OGDEN HENRY h. BJOui.
WM A. BOOTH, CHARLES BU ILsh
n m mnttae.
NUBUOUE CITY TEN PER CENT BONDS
~ for SALE By MORSE WOLFF. No q "uham-t
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NLIPP L OF SATURDAY, ID APRIL
~ ROSS FALCONkR Il Co.'S LINE for SAN FRANCIS
CO.-The extreme Clipper Ship VIKING Wilson Master. 10
osdne peI No 10 Las; River foot ot Maiden ans
will have dispatch a. above.
The ventilation Of Mis- sip 'uch the PER
Delivery Of Caro- ard having made her
Francisco II l2S III AID Ice days makes
desirable thip now loading
Innres a. the lowest rstel Favorable oar be
made by early application 70 ROSS, FALCOSERh Co.,
No. ~ Pine e.. corner William.
I,eru a. s.n Fr,nci.co kess-a ROSS, 0EHPsTER Co.
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L'Ok SANANNAh anu LOhlDA.-l ne a utl-
lean Al.ut, Screw Stesushp Company and elegant
steamship I'll NTsNlLLE Juo Poet Ander viii lesv.
Pier no IL North River 50 II RDAf, April a. O'Clock
Passage sAvznush With unsupvsed socommods a = !.
sl5 through tkt:I New Oresns ~ Is Noble, SIS
Montgomery Sss Albany, Ga s.4 Atlanta and Columbus,
go Macon, f2t Auguss. ss siso, 70 principal Pses 10
FLORIDA leaving SAVANNAH ~ Nun
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS. FT-iEa, 10
pr sld poporionsie rates Insurance onehs pet
cent Apply to - =. e. NJ.
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CTEAM To GLASGOW, IlyERPnol BEL
- FAM DUBLIN and LONDONDERRY, without delay fo
Return hes 10 either Of the above places good Tor Oh
M nths by any steamer Of the ine, ESQ 49,. - -
IDiNgI'R0H Car. Cum nins ednesdsy, April IS IL m
GLASGOW Cart Thomson sa.resy. May H. u N
Rates Of Ps.ageCebu s75 Third Class found with cooked
provisions, $50.
RoI Height OF passage spply TO
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GI1Tg
between the Depcts the Route
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
o inc DAY steamers and are privileged to lay night
at any point 1l and resume their trip by daylight
" IAkIICqL LAR 0TlCE-PassengeTs from New York
ana fhliadelpna by this Line will have their barar
checked from those cities to BAY BOATS from rhe II
will be checked TO different points South ~ -
torfurther information and Through Tickets (which ora
good by the Fay or Mail Iine appyfn NEW YORK at IN
GOpanys uhct, Great Southern Railroad Office Jersev
way corner OF Barclay street. above the Astor House NJ G
Pearce, Agent In PHILADELPHIA at the Coupanyis
once, n w corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets. or
az Ine Depo broad and Prime streets And in BAITI-
MQK at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Company
otgnion Dock, or on board the Bay Steamers ~
The large and commodous, new and beautiful stearnayz
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, replee with every com.
fort and convenience, have been added to the Linz TIE
Line being nov composed Of the splendid steamers LOUISI
Ana, Capt o. W. Russell, and ADELA IDE, Captain Jas
cannon! having unsurpassed state and berth accom-
The Norfolk Bay Line steamers will leave the Comma
ny wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET
R9-Af ~ O'CLOCK, P M,-sa
" immediately after the arrival Of the ErpTcss Tram
BmGh leaves New York at A NJ, and Philadelphia al Il
The following the Schedule
LEAVE.
New York, at O'Clock, A. NJ Portsmouth at * oc,k n
pph hii;Ibp Y ~, Weldon at nk " A.
ter Railroad, finished. S'
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or anv otb.
points on the James River with James River boats
early next morning after leaving Baltimore
~ Passengers for Edent0n, Plymouth Newborn, Wash
ngton WeldoR Godsboro Beaufort, Warsaw, Raleigh ana
agreeable route NJ n 'EATIS 49,
Baltimore October 1859. Is29tfI presde2t
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fOr SALE, freigbt OF Charter:

I'D A DECK FREIGHT, OR THE BULK OF
s=ssone hundred barrels under deck can be taken on
schooner GEORGE W. GRICE" to Petersburg, Va if i'm
mediate application be made to
TRAvERs & MITCHELL,
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ia 4sa rss5E:a PHILADELPHIA,
'zz-ss n a ---Szz-NSsR1 WILMINGTON A
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

E12@ZzAdz--EEE= MARYLAND RAILROAD
OPEN TO GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGS, Mills
On and after the 18th of October the cars viii leave aIyr
Station for Owings' Mills at 100 A. NJ Returning leave
Owings Mills att and II A Ne The o'clock train connects
with omnibus for Resterston and Manchester for which
places tickets sold at reduced prices - " "
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Skipping.

A FOR MONTEVIDEo OR BUENOS
- Y ES.-TheA fast sailing bark 'PALADIN,"
Captain John g. Wilson, will sail 26h instant For passage
having superior state room accommodations Apply to
, G. MORTON STEWART,
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or information, freight passage appy in RaItip,or
at ef oHce' iu0 SUI III lhEfl, or on board the Boat
feI2tf SnA NMSS''ssrlTTSps 999rgi
d. NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
IL. Nv "

,sEtasssszzzsze-Tss STEAM TUG COMPANY.
e ompany's boats having been put in COMPLETE running
order are prepared to execute every dissertation Of river
and harbor towing at the shortest notice
The Company's Boats as follows
Steamer IISkESS, Captain Luke League.
Steamer LI0NESS, Captain A. II League
The commanders are experienced and
tee gwen Tor the safety of vessels in their charge The
rates OF toWage VIII be made reasonable For further nfor
nation apply to the Captains on board of the agent
VIM. II. BOLTON,
JalSh No 81 w, Pratt street
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STEAM TOW BOATS.
y - - v " oOA .
So OFFICE OF
BALTIMORE STEAM TOWING COMPANY

~ No. 81 Smiths wharf.
inc Baltimore Steam Towing Company have their Boats
now in complete order They Of sufficient mower tn oy
the largest class ships and any point They consist
of the following Boats, viz: $3.50 N' ''''
JAMES MURRY. CaDtain r II Caror
FAIRY W ZEN ........-...-... - l., DAYTON
MAY UEEN.................. 4 Cook
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\. c. HALL, Agent.

commanded by active experienced masters well known
Is Sktul pilots Of the Chesapeake Bay and tributaries
1T a t reaSonaS schedule Of which be seen
boats. ~ ~ S " wv "'O'S
Ism , y u.TT ,o.
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aainss, YiqaGrs, tie.
GA CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
s5E6a3 J, B; CHARR0N 4 CO, AGENTS
- FOR VINEYARD PR0PRIETORS

Have inst received and offer for sale superior CoGNAC
BRANDIES, vintage of 1911 Charron Pere ct fills Brand
Emile Belmont Co, Cognac Brandes, various vintages
Bordeaux Claret Wines from low to finest grades Burgun
dy Wines from medium to best grades produced in
France superior White Wines Champagne Wine, various
qualities.
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid
Also, consignment 10 bbs very old and prime Monon-
gahela Rye Whskeys 10 bbls very old copper distilled
Bourbon Whskeys 200 bbs fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whskys to which invite the attention
in want of pure liquors Office No 1874 LOMBARD STREET,
doors east of Hanover
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Bail 8Oa0s.
La 60 MI: - FOR THE
ZZ11- 49, I'VE CE1 4

pa ~ - FOR THE
RIfTTITHFn4ST ~ ,,,r, VEST AND SOUTH
lows: '' 'Ae trains VIII run as To-
Leaye Camqen station Bamore-Mail (except Sunday
az ~ A M Express daily at 405 F. NJ for III 81 Prs ~
THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH II FS y P ~
trains go directly through " "Eol' BOT
Do.u,,.u poi ZOE R4K PASSENGERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take he 7 On N .t.
between Cumberland and Wheeling Inv vinr 90 lam
berland and Wheeling Accommodation Trai,7 ga lin
Grafton and Parkersburg, take the 4O5 P nj raj, go %
timore. N'"i'' 'ivih DdI
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore.
and from Frederick at $50 A. ". a. $40 = "a
THE ELIICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Paltiroro %, . q
6I0P ''' - ~ an
FROM THE RELAY HOUSE (besides The regular t.,;..
there will be special train at $50 NJ, for Baltimore
FOR WASHLNGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore 420 and 500 A. NJ and Is and %
NJ On Sundays at 420 A. n. only Leaves Washington for
Baltimore at 20 and 45 A. and 20 and5 20 P NJ o.
Sundays at B. % p. only The second and third train
only from Baltimore stop at way points. The second
fourth trains from Baltimore and the second and third from
washington connect with trains on the Annapolis Road.
r, Eer tickets Of every kind, lat ton, &C. apply
hNdLAND, Agent or at the TICK flee, Camden station
w. p. SMITH,
4, ,orr Master of Transportation.
L. b. COLt, General Ticket Agent. ol7-r
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-19
STEAMBOATS,.
IL BALTIMORE AND sUsQUEHAN

SSsdEazs - STEAM COMPANY
- REIU LAk DAILY LINE Except Sunday for PORT DE
PQSII, HAg RE DE GRACE, and TIDE WATER CbNAJ
The steamboat III NlAITA, Capt Frederick Tomlin son
leaves lower end of WEST FALLS AVENUE EVERY
MONDAI, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING ar 2
O'Clock Returning, leaves PORT DEPOSIT every TJTtS
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 8 0'cIG;s p II
and HAWK DE GRACE ats o'clock, p NJ ''
The steamboat LANCASTER Capt j " Touljnsnn
leaves same place EVERY TUESDAY, Thursday ana
SAInRi1AY EV ENlNG at s O'Clock Returning leaves
PORT DEPOSIT EVERY MONDAY, WEDNFSbij5YY and
at o'clock, =. u. 80 " ii- "i'nVF
Passage, berhs included, 50 CENTS
and carefully attended TO- ' ' al ~" rates
- Duplicate receipts for freight will be required
Inc agent at HaVre de Grace will attend oforwardn ~
merchandise consigned to him any point on the Pennsv
Ranla canals or viii reship eigts intended for Raimore
Philadelphia or elsewhere ''
jos, JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimor4
,.r \ 2i.A.TAILOR, Agent, Havre de Gra-r
oI-tL J. TOME, Agent. Port Deposit
EsIE FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
M0ND, THREE TIMESA WEEK
The splendid steamers GEO. PEA BODY and BFiVTDEPF
are now leaving Light Street Wharf for the above places
every tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoon o'clock
These steamers have superior State accommodations
For freight or passage apply To
]. BRANDT, Jr,
9 c,. > Light street " harf.
= o..-1oat5 received dalIY s29-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23
Gerada Guuntp @firial prrss.
FRIDAY MORNING, Dec- % 1859.
Tus.MosRs TAyLoa."-Mr Gree

The "MosEs TAyLoR."-Mr Gree
ley says of the Moses Taylor: "The
second cabin'without light or ventila-
tion, is worse than the black hole Of
Calcutta in its horrors to passengers,
and that it is not a light matter to see
SEQ, es Of tender women and delicate
babes piled down on wet decks for
night after night, thesc to shiser thro'
drenching showers, or hustled up to
seek unattainable shelter in which to
wea. out the long hours till morning.
He fears some of these will die from
this exposure aud its consequences
while many will suffer from it through
wears. "Panama fever and other
absurd names will be given to the dis
cases thus resulting. Pacific Mail
Company's fever" would be far more
accurate. How long shall this cry
ing abuse continne :"