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Dag@s q, 1rcI.@
are now opening the largest ses &c,
plete sioek 81 81 s. ! nlSsl s y
B0OTGs 60 srr,er-,,.
- ever brought % GALLIPo,,ln
HAVlNG boughtfhsis stocE ~ ~.
LII nianufsctnres ihemselss. = = she E.fs
fident they can sell iii lower .asii AZ
ever been otisred IN tbs place 49, :.
atteption Of The trading comm 81 ss,ois h
.eiahs inyitedsto thetr asssrlros 81 l, y e.
L4lIES' IE4PF
which consists ID part Of Fins r.
Laced CATERS with and withon, = ssi.ss !,
Kid Congress Boots, Fancy si;ns 49, EaS
almost end variety Of an Nh s.s' cd 4
Ladies' Shoes, Misses and CbEIs s,Et slai, :
all descriptions. They would ps ,sa Saos !
yite the atteationi6f the pubic q ~ Is
BOOTS AND SHOES OF TI,ss
Ea MANUFACTURE. ON
All q which are rarre aied e s..
isfaction. ss's epoi 4
they have also Just receiysa
assortment of = tsftf Ii
LEATHER, FINDINGS, / x.
and everything in their line.
Remember the place, Sign Of n.
BIG RED-ToP Boor
immediately under tie Journal on.
Street, Gallipolis, Ohio! . sssSl
November, I'd, 1858.
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GEx. QufraAs left . sugar estate the
income oflwhirla sran ges from $40, 900 10
$50, 300. 1t. goes1 seklais daughter. vile
81 Eieptenant Lowell, ~ tiies " ater Witch.
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A J. ar $
i Ii s..
FOB ALL THE rTRTosEs cr a
FA MILY p it Y SIC.

q,,ppR has long existed aspubhe demand ior ~
efcetiye purgatiye pill which could oe fel,ee on q
and perfectly sac Y IS md an sste.
sy tfial OF It'll virtues has eoncnsiyely shown Win
what success IL accompanies the purpose designen.
Il Is easy to make physical PIT brt not essy e
make the best ef al is 9 one g, ,snca Inoeia naxs
every other. This has been ATTEMPTED here, and
with what success we would respectfully submit y
the public decision. It has been unfortunate !of
the patient hitherto that almost every pnrgstlse
medicine 8 acrimonious and irritating 70 the bow
els. This Il not. Many pf them produce 50 much
pripne pain and reyusioA in hesystam as to more
than connterbalance the good p be derived IRON
them. These pills produce no Irritation Or pam
unless i arise FROM previously e1istng oDs.. ra-
vegetable no harm can arise from Their use IN any
onantity bnt il Is better that any medicine should
Be taken indiciously. Minute directions tor tnen
use in the several diseases 70 when tney are AP-
plcable are given on the box. Among the com
plants which have been speedily cured BY them, We
may mention Liver Complaint, ID its various formi
Of Jaundiee, Indigestion, Ianguer and Loss Of Aps
petite, Iistlessness, Irritabilfty, Bilious Headacne
Bilious Fever Fever and Agpe. Pain in the Side
and Loins for in truth, all these are but the con
sequence Of diseased action in the liver. As an
apcrient they afford prompt and sure relief In Cos
tiyeness, Piles, Collie, Dysentefy hgm9fs, ocr0iula
and Scurvy Colds with soreness Of the body, Ulcers
and impurity Of the blood, ITegRlarties; IN short,
any and every case where j plugRtiye Is required.
They have also prodnned some singular1 sue
eessful cures in rheumatism, Cont, Drops, Gravel
Erysipelas. Palpitation Of the Heart, Pains in the
Back, Stomach, and side. They should be freely
taken in the spring Of the year 70 purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change of seasons.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe-
lite and ygor They purify the blood, and, by Then
stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno
yate the strength Of the body, and restore the
wasted or diseased energies Of the whole organism.
Hence an occasional dose Is advantageous, even
though no serious arrangement exists; but nm
ne eessary dosing should never DE carried too far
as eyery purgatiye medicine reduces the strength
when taken to excess. The Thousand cases in which
physc il required cannot be enlniersted hero bt
they suggest themselves 10 tic reason of every
body /; and 1t ii confidently believed this pill win
answer. ia better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available to maiskind. When their
virtues are opde known, the pdblis VIII no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need OF q
1eathartc medicine. Beng gsstwrapped, they are
pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no
harm can arise from their use III any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper On the Box.
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LAND m PUTNAM COUNTY FOR
fstlsF# Aw -

LAND IN PUTNAM COUNTY FOR
SALE.
a s special commissioner, under a decree
~ Of the, County Court Of Putnam County,
rendered at its October term, 1858 in the
case Of John Bowers, against Hillory Bird,
and others, shall, on the
2istday Of February, HI 5s,
lat The front door Of the Court House. Of said
County, sell at public auction, u the highest
bidder, FOR cash, the tracts of land, lying on
fuckers creek. in Putnam County, lately
owned and occupied BY David Fiji. Lewis,
deceased, containing one hundred and thirty
eight acres. JAS. W. HoGE.
Il Dec. l4th. 1858. 434
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Inv son. what would you do II your
dear father should be suddenly taken
.I- SMare aud chaw tobacker.
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X An ABW5IH a VALLEY STAR.


III Decree For AecOnhtf
RufFler, Donalfy & Co.,
IL Sa.snIsiss sss F
70.
pate a. pyice. 1T Al sDef,tss ~ !,
and Hahn 4 cr0ftv al 81 4 ~ ~ S il
Cnn,nl,ts.
rs.
same Defsts.
Ey an order ofrefe.ence iii the above Caus-
Is. entered on the 18th day of October 1888,
among other things 1t was atljudged, ordered,
and decreed, that the undersigned, master
commissioner iii chaneerys1oI boone sLlfcn1I
Court, should take and Estate an account
FIRST shelving what liens subsisf by leagmen1
deed of trust. or otherwise, those which are
binding on the real estate belonging lo5tne
partnership Of the defenta1ss, FaEe 8 rilcs'
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!. p. JOHNSTON. g. q. MEADER. IF. MEADER
JOHNSTON, MEADER < co.
MANUFACTURERS Oh
Furniture and Chairs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAi1

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Sales Rooms, ii 81 43 West second Street
Between Walnut 81 Vine. Cincinnatis b,
Factory, Northwest Corner Front 4. Snifh SIS
W Attentlon Is invited TO the large andva-
fLed assortment OF Work always to be found
in our Ware Rooms.
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.yAMEs lI. gRAY, .

ETsoTTAGE INN,saearRe Red House. .,s,'',s
~ Co., Va, Agent for the Sale @ n 10
Reeping and Moving III chines, nlSe ~
nisk TkYashiRg Maehihcs Of sil bfHhs'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
NOTICES.
Margfrs !. Ken|ppp.

al Us. In f1s ftiksfi#
Samuel Al. Miller, and James #sK
Lear, Edward Kenna, and
Mrs. Sarah Lewis, widow Oh
John Lewis. dec IL, Andrew 85ltf I
+ ID. Lewis in his own right, II. r,,sEi.I
and as executor of said John ~ Sns ~ q
Iewisdeesd. james ". Lew-i I3sE:#et
IS, and John W.. Lewis, and b
John =. Kenna, Caroline
Kenna. amt Kate w. Kenna,
by Richard 81 Laidley, their Eea
Guardian ad letem.
The Defendants to this suit will take mo-
tice, that on Monday, tile 28th day Of Febru-
airy, 1879, at the office Of Alex. T. Laidley, ID
Charleston, Kanawha county. Virginia, II shall
proceed to take the dispositions of John NJ,
Clarkson and others, which shall offer To BE
read onthe hearing Of the above entitled cause
And if for any cause the taking Of the said
deposition are not commenced, or being com
mencedFa and not completed, the taking Oh the
same, viii be adjourned from day to day.!un-
iii taken and completed. le Il
MARGERY j. KENNAs
Jan. %, 1852 e by Counsel. {
"a Commissioners Office, Jan. %, 1859. +
4 Aud the parties to the said suit viii take
netlce, that ON the said 2Sth day Of February
1883, will proceed at my office to lake ant
state tie Acct. ordered under the decree Te d,
dered in said cause. l3Sls ST
ALEX. T. LAIDLEY, com'r.
TIP. SWASNi1sol. 40
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BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY.
i've miles west Of the IrniYersifr &C .

DLUUHFIELD ACAUENTYe/ Us
Five milss west of the University Off
w. w. TEBBS, associate Frlneipals.
sHEobject Of this Academy Is to prepare
- students for the University Of Virginia
OF 81, 70 NJ them for the active duties Of life
Inc course Of instruction embraces all those
subjects requisite for preparation for any oil
the Academic Schools of the University, and
he method, as far AS practicable, is similar to
that pursued at that Institution,
The next session begins on the list Of Sep
TENDER. For Catalogues containing full infor-
nation, address either ofthe Principals The
Virginia 4nfo
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MaChfnA - 9,

A14Ch11le Sho1o.
= ME subscriber, being fully prepared 70 fiji
u all orders in his line With d;eoatoh =. :,
the best materials and WORT h a,sh;,ss - e.,
cash. VIZ: AZ t I. ~
ALL CASTINGS or Iron ana Rr.,. ,,.aa
in Salt ma king. Also n the, coai S,,s;, ase.'
car wheels Of 10 different sizes ana nsttsrr.
for wood or iron rails! al fr, Z -
SAVIOR GRIST MILLS Grants Gndoe.
ons, Spindles, Shafts Pulleys. Spur and Beyel
Cog Work. IS 80 y - s,'' 4 s y =
\. STEAM ENGINES of uperior strength.
from s to 20 horse power. [lI 3
House Crates and Stoves for c6aL
i MACHINERY of air kinds repaired, with
ofass, castor wrought iron. ~ 4,r~
& r. =. PuTNEY,, III.
Aanawha Salines, Aug. 25, 1857.
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! .Egal aS6sttisnlrnfs.

i + Ii
yTIItGINIA In Tie Circuit Court III Ka.
nawha, January 5 Isl 1861
Thoipas Hug hes, IA < Ef
vs.. A3t III chanc1 =.
BENZ, s. Thompson md others,
~ c9niniitial ofIiepoIt aud Decree fof furthef
Atcsunfss III gss s5Hss fli Ejigs
s.l= ABSTRACT
7. - The Court doth adjndge, order and decree
tsaid Cause be referred back 10 Master Com.
missioner Laidley. with directions fo review
his proceedings had under the deere tal order
of the 18th April, 1853, and to modify, alter
and cofrect sand aceoun and report, as to him
may seem just and proper upoA the testimo-
N.Y. hereafter ID be adduGed Id the cause. -
And The said Laidley is hereby directed to
embrace in said review, an enquiry into all
the matters ,directed5to be aseefiained BY said
decretal order Of the 18th April, 1865. And,
the Court doth direct that notice of the time
and place Of taking the Account hereinidi
rected, be published once week lorfour sue
cessiye weeks, in sbmelnewspaper, published
inIthe County 81 KanaWha, and thai such pub
licatien shall be equivalent to personal service
Of said notice, on all the parties 10 this suit,
and On ali persons who have liens on the real
or personal estate of said Benjamin S. Th9mp-
son.it Tests,
A. Nv. QUARRIER CLERK.
f cox HisSIoNEks 0FFicE. FEB. s, 1885,
|. e NOTICE. rs
The parties to tIe above suit, and all other
perspps who ave1liens upon the estate Of
.ihe Said BenjaminlS. Thompson, are hereby
notified, that have appointed Monday, the
9th Hay Of March, 1853, at my ONCE in
Charleston, as the time and place, when and
where 1 will proceed to review my former re.
port made ih said cause. And You, the said
parties, and you, the creditors Of said Thomp-
son, are required to lay before me, any proofs
and Vouchers You or any oil you may have. on.
OF before the saisi9th March, 1859, that ! may
report as required. You will observe that
putltcationso Of this notice, is to be taken as
equivalent Co. personal seryicesupon you.
ALEX. T. LAIDLEY Conner.
QuAaRIER q GiLLisoN, Sol. Az
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lNhat is tlia difference between 4 gooal
soldier and d Ifashionabls badly One farz
easi the powdet. and ,lis other powders the
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15

VIRGINIA.l SIS sat rules held in the
CLERK office Of abe Circuit Court of the
county Of Putnam, in the month of February,
VS.. In Chanecry.
VIM. Sc Arthur, Def't
1t appearing BY affidavit that the de-
fendant VIM 4. Arthur. Is nonresident . q
suit being to obtain divorce from the said
defendant, It il Therefore. ordered that lie do
appear here within one month after due pub
icatiDn lof this o1der, and dowhat is neces-
saTy to protect bis Interest in the pIemiss,
Tesie. R0. r.. HARVEY, Cpk. i
PARgs & Hoes, Soi's Al
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GosHORN HOUSE.
Charleston, KanaWha.

Charleston, Kanawha.
DAVID GOSH ORN informs his friends
" and the public generally. that be has
rebuilt al his old stand, nearly opposite
the Court House, and is prepared to ac.
commodate all who may hvor him with
! call, in 4 way that will please the most
fastidious. il His Bar is SUPPLIED Win the
finest Champagne, Glaret and Madeira
WINES; Apple and Peach 8RANDIES
Old Bourbon and Common WHISTLES
and fine CIGARS, &c.
April 23, 1856. n3tf
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TINE Commonwealth Of Virginia, to THE
5 IL Sheriff Of kanawha countys Greeting
We Command you that you summon Marcus
Al Finch, William Finch, and John Stbc kton,
(late partners in trade. using The name and
style Of Pinch, Bro, & Co., and the a9Ihe
uI1on. Oil and Coal Company, if they be
found in your bailiwick, to appear beforeIthe
Judge DC our Circuit Court, for the cohntyIof
Kanawla, at rules to be held III the Clerk's
office Of said Court, on the first Monday in
February next, 10 answer 4 bill in ChanceTY,
exhibited against them ia our said Court BY
John D. Taylor. And have then there this
writ. Witness, ALEXANDER w; tAQukR RiER,
Clerk Of our said Court, atsths Court Honseof
said county, the, 9th day Of January, 1853,
in the SD year Of the Commonwealth e
A. W. QUARRIER, Cfk.
fENDoRsEMESF.l s
The Shefif,is required TO attach any real or
personal estate, that he may nd in the.
county of Kama Wha, belonging ito the absent
defendant, Marcus A. Finch, and particularly
to attach any or all OF the capital stock ofIihe
home defendant, !" The Union Oil and Coal
Company that may belong to the said alb
sent defendant, MacusA. Fiaeh.f And also
to attachaany sum Of money due from the
said home defendant to the said absent de-
PENDANT, for wages or services, or on any lae-
count, 50 tnab ne feyy THIS aetachlment
upon propertyof sufficient value to satisfy
the complainants claim of $t496. 09, with le-
gal interest on $3.50 part thereof from the III
day of October, 1855, and like interest On
$3.50 other part thereof from the ist day 6f
January, 1856, and like interest on $396.e9,
residue thereof from the15ih day OF MayfS5s,
and $I JOB costscf protest in said last mentions
ed sum Of $396.09,s and damages ther con at
the rate Of 8 net centurn.
Oh ARRIER & GILLIS9Nss, d. g
Teste,. a. w. QuAnR1rR. Cpk All RI
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VIRGINIA, ss:-At rules held in The
Y Clerks office Of the Circuit Court Of Lo-
gan county, Oh the frst Monday in February
1859.
Anthony Lawson, E4t
xs, In Chaacery.
Themes Dunn English, etiais,
d. II appearing by affidavit filed that The de-
PENDANTS, Thomas Dunn English, and Annie,
his wifel Samuel K. Zook, and Donald Mann,
are not residents Of this State, and the object
Of this suit beng to enforce Judgementlein
of the complaint against the defendant En-
glish, ft $608i25, with interest and costs, and
To expose To sale, certain tracts Of lsRdlying
in said county to satisfy The same. 1t iser
defed that the said defendants appear within
onezmonth after due publication hereof, and
dogswhat is necessary to protect their interest
in The premises. "A copy, Teste,
4 42 #H VIM. STRATON,CPk.
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XFIRGIN1A, SS:--At rules heFa. IN the
V Clerks office, of the Circuit CouTt for
Kanawha county in. The month Of Febr4aIS,
isaG; RasIn / Co..
Is. I'm chaneerss.
Ruffner, Hale &Co., and 9TH
ers, DEBTS. il5.
The object of this suit, is to subject the
landssaad negroes of Benjamin S. Smithers,
mentioned id Deed. ofrecord in Kama Wha
county court Clerks Office, and bearing Date
LIST October, 1857, to the payment Of two
judgements rendered ID Kanawba credit
court, fall Term, 1858 ;.ps Ruffner Hale &
CO., And I'd set aside said Deed, as null md
void against the COMPLIMENTS debts and as
made 70 hinder and delay and defraud them
in the collection ofstheif moRey. =
1t appearing by afiidayis fled that the de-,
PENDANTS, D. T. SmitLers and s.. II. Smithers,
are nenTesidents Of this State. It ~ ordered
that they id appear here within one month
after due publication Of mis- ,urder, and do
what is necessary 10 protect theifinteIests
in the premises. Testr,
A., w. QUARRIER, cPk.
4 r. SWAIN, sol. Al
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PUBLIC AUCTION
tLINToN and others,
" VS.. +
The Modnt Carbon Mining Co.
and others.

T ne Mount Carbon Mining Co.
and others.
BY vRftueof q Decree on the Cirenit Courl
Ifor Fayette COUNT Virginia, dated Nov 10Th
1853, the nndersi sne d Commissioners VIII sell
ut public auction at The Merchants Excange,
IN The City be Cincinnati, on Thursday Feb
81 1859. at IL O'Clock Nj, alIthose ltwo
tracts 81 land lying in Fayetie County Va,
on the Eastern side Of Armstrong Creek,
conveyed III Charles Montgomery I'M ilkins to
William Edward Ayefst aud Gerard RaiEton,
Trustees, &c., and TO the Monnt Carbon
Mining Company, by two Deeds dated Jespet-
lively. the fifth day Of December, 1853 and
April 30fh 1858, and duly recorded, and more
especially set forth and described in Deed
fof Trust or Mortgage from said AyerstI and
7Ralston, and the Mount Carbon Mining Com
pa ny to Francis Bennoch and George Millel
Pritchett, dated August 18th 800 fand f1aiJ
recorded the same comprising about ten thous'
and acres ofland, together with the appurten-
ances effects and personal property 70 theIsaid
Mount Carbon Mining Company, heretofore.
belonging. The improvements consist Df .
good Saw Mill and Stea Engine in,comRlete
order and the lands contain Coal ofthe Sbest
quality, having been already saScesstulll
worked. The above is believed to oaet en- ex.
cellent opportunity for investment as thefsale
will be peremptory.
III TERMS--As prescribed BY the Decree,
ten thousa Tia dollars in cash-balhnce secured
to the sstisfactionef the Commissioners ih sis
and twelve months. g.s III s e
JAMES N Is a aeARfauR Commissioners.
4. CALDER BAILEY.
u 3. Nov. Is, 1855. On yan3l f
2 s. Il q E T i y
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.XTIRGINIA, ssI:-At rules held I'M the
Nv CLERKS office, of fhe Circuit Couft for
KanaWha county in the month Of FebruafS
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Bail $Oaos.
Ia - 60. FOR THE

Ia - 60 FOR THE .,o uo,,uu
? . NJ ~ fTT7T1hSg - FEST AND SOUTH
lows ana after April 10th, 1858, trains will fol-
81 +eaye Camden Station BaltmoreMa Except Sunday
THE WEs EXPRESS daily at LOS NJ for ALL PARTS OF
trains 90 dreactI ~ INV Est AND NORTH WEST. Both
Between Bai E0& W VA d PiA4ssEgGERS
S SSsen a GSeand and Wheeling wing over for cum
Grafton and Parkersburg, the 45 iIan from Raj
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves BaI,imo,e .t,,s
and AL from r. n fr t at $ 81 NJ " ''' l 49,
THE Edi co MILLS TRAIN Leaves Baltimore at 500
FOR RELAY HOUSE, besides the regular train, q en-.
Gal train leaves Baltimore at $50 M the Relay al SIS
FOR WASHINGTON AND TIE SOrTU
Leave baltimore at 20 and 745 A. M, and and $50 P
Baltimore at an and $50 A. NJ and % and + for
Sundays at 300 p NJ only The and fourth trains
fourth trains from Baltimore and wasin on con4 3a ana
trains on the Annapolis Road
ENGLAND, Agent or at the Tickle. Office Camden station
W P. SMITH,
l. NJ. COLE General Ticket agent apii,tf
ID "a PH Il A d 1 p ,,n
Spring 4 sEa5;Il N&kH E4Nl1RoAD'
aS viii e 3 STREET tr bRP6 SF
HxrFEss ENISG 4 @siesE TAY NAL
T %Pfff iGf i9nnSe tic A Gg5 B99P
ON SgNDAYs st5O5P NJ only All the trains connect
From HAyRE DE GRACE and intermediate places at 5 IS
FOR sEAFoRD, DELAWARE.
PASSENGERS GERS eaYips Baltimore at 30 n connect at Will
NoTICEA coored persons, whether bond or free, will
ally known to the Undersigned who will he willinE TO SIGN
bond to the Company before they will be passed any
apIIf WIN CRAWFORD, Agent.
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:Nletals, Xar0mare. ct.
u EW II A r D w A r + AND HOU S E
" FURNISHING STORE
ANDREW REUTER- X SONS,
q "a INInnr

NO. DO W. BALTIMORE STREET,
between Frederick and Gay SITS.
Our stock consists complete assert of fine IVORY
KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET CUTLERY of the best ma
kers, RAZORS and SCISSORS of all descriptions, Taors'
Shears of every size, French Cooks and Carving Knives
GorkScrews and Champagne Nppers; PLATED and BRI-
IaNNlA WARE such as Forks, Spoons Tea Sets Pitchers,
Castors Coffee LEnT Lamps and Candesticks Alsoa fine
stock of PLANISliED TIN WARE, the celebrated OLD
DOMINION COFFEE POT, JAPANNED WARE OF ali de.
criPonS Ice Cream and Jelly NOULDS, Fancy Japanned
Bird Cages Tea CanniSters, Brushes, Fancy busters and
many other articles too to mention Also gene
raj Hardware, Cabinet Makers and Builders Materials,
Tools, GUNS, &c.
The prices and quality of Goods will be found equal to any
solicited. NH ~
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NJ For information freight Or passage apply in Baltimore
al her Office, lO5 SOUTH STREET board the Boat
5000 Agents in Frederick sburg.
u
IT. = NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE

eSrnxK--<S-A TRANSPORTATION LINE,
INLAND-Ihrdu%h the Delaware and Raritan, and
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals,
For the conveyance Merchandise. Produce Packages
Horses Carriages, Furniture and Goods sorts at very
low rates ~'
Through between New York and Baltimore without
rausipment, i'll IS hours in Iron Steamers with water
tight compartments.
FOR NEW YOKK-A Steamboat leaves Baltimore four
tunes per week from No Light street wharf
EXON NEW GORk-Steamboat leaves in like manner
Tor baltimore four times per week North River Pier
No I. " -'''
Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore or New York
forwarded Immediately with care-frre Of all charges for
commission. "
81 Mark Goods destined this Route-Inand Propeller
Line FN''
The safety, regularity and dispatch this Line together
with the moderate rates charged commend it the public
as desirable medium for conveying every description of
Freight j. 4. SHRlN Err, gent,
Ne Light street wharf, Baltimore
W. DAIIELt, Agent
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III BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN-
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KEG LAX DAILY LINE Except sunday for PORT De
POST HAERE DE GRACE, and TIDE WATER CANAL
The steamboat Nj rTA,n Capt Frederick Tomlin on
leaves lower end of WEST FALLS AVENUE EVERY
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING, at 6
o'clock Returning, leaves PORT DEPOSIT every TUf s.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATU DAY, ut 3 O'Clock, p NJ ,
and HAVRE DE GRACE att clock, T. n.
The steamboat ''LANCASTER;~ Capt. J; ". Tomlinson
leaves place EVERY TUESDAY, THU RSDAY. ana
SATURDAY EVENING at & O'Clock Returning Ieavrs
PORT DEPOSIT EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aHd
FRIDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, and HAVRE Dis en- ACE
at O'Clock. p NJ
Passage, hertllS included, 80 cents
Freight received daily until O'Clock carried NJ lou, +
and carefully attended to. ~ w ~" ''''S
Rs duplicate receipts for freight will he reourad
Inc agent at itaVre de Grace will attend ar
merchandls consigned to him for any point ON the Prns
Philadelphia or elsewhere ' oi pdl''lio'e
Jos Jas TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
X AIN, TAYLOR Agent, IIayre de- Grace
Tho "A JAC9B ZOE TONE Agent, Port Deposit
, me Steamhoat "PORTSMOUTH,' Can't w W TravprS
beng in complete order be chartered at any time