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Prem Mexfca.

see e. IAN, Jan. 2.-The steamer Ts,~~.-
ssth r. Cruz, has arrived with A ~. ~ -
asy,n. spanish nset had len sscriaeios -,
The Il Prcgres.o quote. ,,,,,,,,.,
,can wa. vessel had thrrstrned =, 49, -
oosra Mslstlan for oonascstins m. ss,s n. :,
an american msrchaatmaa Seto of
CRY Of Mszieo. Jan No O., N,,
gan states that Miramon ~ould ~ 1917 o.
Presldenev nor fsvo- Gea. Rcbles INIT ~ Y. .ss
heres TO Zuloaga's plan. Nc ~
and bad ordered forced loan from casxsis..l.
ineinding the foreign residents, who paid mac,
threat Of expulsion.
The press Of the capital states that the frr,es
1na English ministers hsd noticed the govern
.ne claims Of British and French subjects within
Wy oeys their neets would take possession OF
49, Sra. and Tsmpieo. The statement, how
~, government palace OF Gusdsis,ar. h,d
- , ee>'t"ved by the explosion Of |. nar,xine-
sn ,t W. 70 200 persons were killed. produo
ing terrible CONSERVATION f~
Tne Liberals had tahen u.
Sss'nano had fallen hack on Fehn.af.nee
catecas were before Ia
Gen Miramon had sent men 20 a. ,..,..
but Il was thought the garrison would - ns,a
To surrender. W ooiiged
Gen. Miramon declared vehemeptx ,
yen hoole's plan previous TO his election h,s
President Robes is still presiding. b,eh.d ~
capitalists, and Is on friendly terms with MIN.
mon: IL Is said that II Mirsmon should deciin.
10, GENERAL Zuloaga, Robes will join the libe-
The English and French .dmir,ls h,ve n.a.
formal and threatening demand on Gen Jusr,y
IoI me prompt payment Of the interest due on the
General rrsceniz has been released by General
Robles. after a years imprisonment ana 4, a.
reoort"d thrt he will be made comm,nd., q, a..
Vera Cruz forces. - ~
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MORE NEW JEWELRY.-I have just 70.
!vl celved large stock of new aud fashionable
JEWELkY. that wish to close out very s. on,
~ Call Immediately for good bargains at $50
jsa II. U. HOOD
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RENEMBsR the Russian War at Odd Fellows
Hall every niohf
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISERS

NTLADIES FAIR.-The Fair for the benefit
UP OF Trinity Church, (CatholIo:l Georgetown,
slst, and continue during the week ''AA''
Inc citizens Of Washington and GEORGETOWN are
have by their united efforts Co assist their WORTHY
pastor, procured some of the most beautiful and
W.s6ipston Ssofseto~n The ad1ss i feel .s 81
sured that their charitable undertaking WI be fully
appreclsted by the public. and their exertions
Il An a. s,ossn. set of sILvER will be ratified
ioI eaIy IN the week. ia28-tf
~ TO The VOTERS OF GEORGE
zeDs have consented to be candI to for the may
or q g!s .!n' coming election. M.c.uurR
500, Bu-H HEffssLBbs sLbSikk sEpLEs jus,
arrived snd now In store. For sale IN lots to suit
purchasers at from 81 WN. G f..'a
9 DIV GEORGETOWN, ID. q.
EARMERs, LOOK AT THIs-we have on
i hand $50 bbls; of Eastern Herring. 300 pounds
Dbl They full of brine, and it is the chea pest
and pest manure you CAL huy.
j. zslx ss and ioi Water stre.t.
A LEWIvEs AND POTATOES 100 bbls No
l.. hiewives on tand warranted prime; also, 500
Peotsd per schooner SyivsnGs Alien and for sale in
.-ApP:,to HARTLEY BRO,
ia 5.Iw 90 ard IOi Water street.
A HENRY Apbs6SA ri b be .aDS MAap iSi
Mayor or Georgetown by the American party.
ial2 4w'
8 koHLBERG, l4O Bridge street, Georgetown,
-. ID. c., Is selling off his entire stock of Dry,
fanoJ, and Millinery Goods at auction, COMMENCE
ing on the 18th instant. at 10 O'Clock a. m and con-
tinu,ns daily until ths 18th. de- slim
{ iDER!-cIDER"-cIDER%
Grooers and Other retailers can he supplied with
prime Clarified CIDER in quantities to suit and on
reasonable terms, BY
no 23-tf ARNY A. SHINN
A LOCAL TIE GRAPH.
The MasnetIo Telegraph Company have e,tab-
hshed Telegraph station at Geors etown, which ia
IN direct connection with their Offices i'm Washing
ton and Alexan iris. Thus the public of the three
c!tes NAV have instant communication upon all
matters OF business, pleasure. convenience with
out relying upon the slow and ld-fashioned means
OF Intercourse.
. The rates between any two Of the above men
toned places will be a. cents for the FIRST words
aad cent for each additions. word. The address
ana signature are not charged.
J. KENDALL.
JaDeotI General Superintendent.
KOHLBERG & CO., IOs Bridge street, 6eorre-
IA town, d. g., manufacturers and dealers in
Boots ana Shoes; also dealers In Hats and Caps,
de 29-lm*
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IN yeIs,s ExrRASss:s sa:,s e q IL ss;.s
rooms, apdss WlllArd's hetei, a8-sB
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Goop TID1Nes.-The MESSENGER of health has
brought 10 the world better tidinEs that we kno
OF. than that Mrs M N. Gardner Indian Balsam
Of LIyervort may be obtained at all the druGrIsts
I'M, IS the most efeotusl cure for Coughs, Colds
and Consumption. /, s6-IW
WSDpISs CAKES, very pretty and very cheap, at
the fnhadelphia Confectionery, corn er 18th and r
suAIt- ja i7lms
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a EDUCATIONAL. =
AN Opportunity presents itself to parents for
having the educatlon of their sens completed in
Europe. The director Of . Sym asium (publc
sohoo) Of the largest town in Swtzs Rand is dis
posed to receivs into his family young American
gentlemen ADD 70 direct their studies. This Swiss
Town Offers great facilities for attaining perfeotoI
in The different branches OF education. and the heh
standing of the tutor guarantees the moral and phys
ical Sell being Of the pupil.
NJ For details and terms apply by letter to Box
No. ~ Star Of6ce. n ia n 2awSv-
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ALL LOVERS Of good eating should read Han
mack's new advertisement In to-day's paper.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE STAR.-The necessity for
conducting business like that Of the Star once
very closely, renders it necessary that we should
always print very few more papers than sufficient
that day rarely passes on which less tban one
hundred persons apply for single copies with
which we are Unable TO furnish them Yester.
gay, Tor instance, and to-day, an aggregate of
upon US, to which we could not respond. The
disappointment, of the callers, we trust, will
teach them the folly of relying upon the preca
nous supply o. the Star, obtainable after our
regular subscribers have been duly served
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DR.. J. &. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS

Prfce, 81 per Bottle Six Bottles for SIS.
VI so d by L. ID. GILMAN, Washington X. q. T. CTS
SELL Georgetown, and BY all Druggists everywhere
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The Missouri Lesi.Iatur..

ST Louis, Jan. % The amendment 10 Tn.
state constitution limiting the STATE debt 20 tbir.
W mliilons OF dollars, was passed by the House
oesy Inc amendment was previously passed
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FINE SPECIMEN Of art in the confectionery
line is the cake at the Ladies' Fair, in George
town, made by Schafhe!d, $50 Sixth street.
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Sad Accident-NIne y.,eisn. pr.x,,s.

NEW YORK. Jan. D The Harlem boat tod
ran into the city barge containing the physicisn
pound on their visit to wards on BLACKWELL
Island, and nine persons, ali supposed "a h.y
been physicians, were drowned
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csPkEhk Yesterday, Daniel p. Mead
Esq, Of Ohio, was admitted an attorney and
counsellor Of this court.
Nos 27i, s75, 276, az, and 27s. Abner C. Har-
ding ct al survivors Of William Kellogg, de-
ceased, plaintiffs in error, VS. Edward Chase
The motion to dismiss these cause was argued
By MI. Brent in support thereof ard by Mr. Bal
lance in support thereto
No Sc. The White " alter Valley Canal Com
Pany, plaintiffs In error, VS.. Henry vallettee
The argument of this cause was commenced nv
Mr. y. c. Mclean, for the plaintiffs in error
Adjourned until Monday.
HoLD YOUR HoR~ks The half. grown lads
who are employed drivers Of carts, wagons,
dc seem to think Il first class fun OF a foggy
morning 10 scare folks out Of their wits by driy-
iag over the crossings at a laundering pace
One Of them this morning got something Of a
seate himself in consequence Of being pursued
Win upllfied cane by an irate citizen, who was
very nearly run over. The police will gain the
thanks OF the ladies, and OF the old and innrm OF
both seIes. by making an example Of some Of
these fast drivers
WE BAvE examined the large invoice Of silver
plated ware arranged for sale at the auction
rooms Of Messrs. C. Mcclure Il Co on Monday
afternoon, at ~ O'Clock, AID aivtse any one IN
want OF beautiful and useful articles to examine
toe goods and attend the sales. which we under
stand will be made without reserve
TEE RICHMOND EsouIkER urge. that city Is
the point for the proposed national foundery.
The Alexandria Gazette puts In 9 word for Alex.
andris rae place" rig bit under the eve of q q
General GOvernment"-jast SO, and this city Is a
A" Issfis more so ~
REAL EsrArE Mcclure 4 Co sold lots NJ
and " In the Baltimore and Oiio r iilroad Com
peny's subdivision OF square 57I, 10 J.. MilchslI
Dor - " cents per tsOt.
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PARDoNED.-Gov. Wise, Of Virginia, has, we
hear, Pardoned and discharged WIN. Van skiver,
OF Georgetown, from the penitentiary at Rich.
mond. righteous and humane act
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FUTURE DAYS.

By e. MCGUIRE Il CO.. AuotioneeIs
STOCKS AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY
~ AZ TERNOON, January 81, at O'Clock, az tn q
snnctlon rooms. We shall sell, in sums TO suit
SS'MU corporation o. Alexandra Registered stock
2Sn Bank Of the Old Domi~ion stock,
6,2SO Bank OF Wasi ington stock,
SITS Farmers and NJ echapIcs, Rank STOCK
Ierms cash In current fu"ds.
ia Esd J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAyOIDA
oJ postponed IN oDsesuence If the InolemeI cy OF
the weather, until MONDAY AFTERNOON,
Janua'y Slst, same hour and pl.ce,
ia q J. Z. MCGUIRE a. CO Aucts.
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REAL Estate -McGuire 4 Co sold lots NJ
and " IN the Baltimore and Oiio r iilroad Com
psly's subdivision Of square S7I, 70 j. Milchsll
Dor - x cents per tsot.
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EOR RENTING DWELLING HOUSE, No,
i <s street, on the square immediately east OF
the front OF iha City Hail. next door TO the residence
of J. NJ. Carlisle, (the proprietor to whom appica
ton may he made. The house will be rented only
for the dwelling house of a private family. The
rent will be s70a per anuu, pay able at such periods
he sgreed
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POLICE AFFAIRs-A NOVEL DEFENCE Before
Justice Williams, yesterday, Mr.. John Katzel, a
manufacturer Of lager beer, on street was tried
for selling lager by the glass in his establish.
ment without first having obtained a license
therefor. The defendant did not deny that he
nao SOLO peer on his premises by the small, bu
contended that the article was small beer. II mo,
having been manufactured sufficiently long to
arrive at the point when the liquor is called
lager beer in the trade. This defence, however
ald NOT avail with the magistrate, who, upon
hearing the evidence as to the facts in the case
nned Mr.. katzel $50 and 81 SO costs.
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By j. G. Mc6UIRE Il CO., Auctioneers
STOCk OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION
- On WEDNESDAY MORNING, February
ID st 10 O'Clock. at the store of H. DuEan corner Of
stn ana sts We shall sell, al has stock in trade,
sugars, reas, Cofees, Spires,
Sigars smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
Mustard, Indigo, Starch,
class and CrOckeTy Ware,
Buckets, Brooms, Brushes,
Rope Mats. Spice Boxes DC,
Together with the usual stock of goods found in
retail grocery.
Terms: s25 and under Dash over that sum a
credit OF 90 and 90days, for notes satisfactorily
ja 2s-d j. c. MCGUIRE CO, .uot,
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STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE CHEAP,
y with ID " cling House ana Acres of Land at a
station on A. L.. and Hampshi Railroad, now near
oompletion.) Also. Tract of Land, containing
about 40 acres, chiefly IN timber, half mile from
the saw Mil. and lying Immediately on the Rail
rOad las p PIJRfly ~
Herndon Post Office, Fairfax County,
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FoRMEs LABoRDK! SAITBR. IN CoMBINA.
rIoN.-The anxiety to hear Carl Formes is such
In this city that singly he could attract an au.
dience larger than any hall in Washington car
accommodate; vet IL may not be amiss to know
that other performers, nearly as distinguished
IN leelI departments as Formes, are to appear
Gustave Satter, for instance, who as classical
thoroughly satisfactory pianist, perhaps has nc
superior He will perform, we hear, on Tues.
day night, his delicious composition, "Pilgrim
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By A. GREEN, AuotIoneer.

DTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED.
in Consequence of the ram, until MON DA " the
Slst instant, same hour.
jan % st A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
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PErER E. HOFFMAN, ESQ. Of Alexandria, wa,
Yesterday elected cashier of the Bank Of the
Old Dominion in place of James Mckenzie, re-
signed w N. McVeigh was unanimously re.
elected President -
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~ House of Mr.. Ellet, No. 2as n street north
side. between 18th and lsth, with stable and car.
rage house, for rent This is arse, cheerful and
rented either furnished unfurnshed, 10 SUIT the
tenant. no 3 m
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ODD Fellows HALL.-The gigantic illustra.
lions Of the Crimean War were again presented
to crowded house on last evening. To those
VINO wish to see this superb exhibition, we COM
mend an early visit tonight
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TO DRUGGISTS.-For sale, the Stock, Fix
=, ~ lures and Good Will of DRUG STORE IN
washington, 10 one OF the best lOcatioUs off the
Avenue. Terms-ope- hall cash; the remainder on
tme with security The proprietor sells only on 40
count OF failing heath. Address W.. with real name
and refer ence, at Star Ofhos, Washington, ID. C.
N 94-6It
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board
Il Also, few yourg men can be accommodated
WITH Hoard ZIG street, next door Chubbs' Bank.
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Bail A0a0s,
- 81 !. !. gsi....;;. FOR THE

- - 81 g ggsss ;ss:.-;s.:s FOR THE
BIITTTH1T- Avn VEST AND SOUTH
I'm and o Fall lN0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD "
lows: " 4''''' l7"9i the trains will fol-
at 10 J. NJ ExnrS l3n' haItimoreMa Except Sunday
THE WEST SOUTHWEST 5Sh \ ~, Ter a II PARTS OF
trains go directly through 'D N'i'ih Est. Both
p., D. ifOR VAI. PASSEVGFBC
pel"een baltimore and Piedmont taEr tbr = D, Nc ..;
p Dum W and Wheeling (by wing over for T%n,
anu " Hetllng Accommodation TE,in9 and h. NJ,
tmorc. ~ i'' / o VI. tram from Bal
TIE f FkEiEklCK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4I5P
THE EllIC0TI,S MILLS TRAIN leaves P,I,ir, O., = ~,
FLOP VI mus '' '.zu A. M, amt
FOR RELAY HOUSE, (besides the regular train a .,,
P. VI. anu 'Ae heiay al 6l5
FOE WASHINGTON AND THE SOyTTJ
Leave Baltimore at 20 and 7ij A. NJ, and ID and IN
NJ On sundays at TO A. VI. only. Leaves WasInatGD o.
baltimore at 20 and go A. and BOD and T. ~ On
only nom Baltimore stop at way points The second ami
trains on the Annapolis Road vs. ~
For tickets Of every kind, information &c, apply to T
ENGLAND Agent, the Ticket Office Camden station
w. +. SMITH,
\, c,,, Master of Transportation.
- u. ~, 6e!isral ilcket agent apllH
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STATE OF MARYLAND SCr.-CALEERT
hJCOUNTY ORPHANS COURT, June Term, 1859 -On an
picaOn by petition of Richard + Wood Administrator Of
KACiEL WOOD late Of calvert county, deceased, it is or
derc that he give the required by law creditors
10 exhibit their claims against the said deceased and mai
the be- published Elm each wceE, the sace az
six weeks, Of the SpaperS printed
Baltimore city. WI. \. PARRAN ''
Reg. Of wills, Calvert county
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the spb-
scrbcr ofCalyert county has obtained from the Or
phans Calvert county Mary land letters - W
iuinistraon the personal Of RACHEL W16R
iatc of Calvert county deceased All persc1-s hyGn1
claims against the SAID deceased are hereby warned in %
hibt TIE with the vouchers thereof 10 The spI
at or before the 18th day November next. tby
wise, by law, he excluded from all benefit of the snid tn
Given under my hand this 18th day of June, 1850 e'
ie2tlaw6w RICHARD f. WOOD. Admiuistrstor
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for SaIf, frGiQbt or GJbatttr.


81 H., FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
sS=s-Schr JAMES MADISON 1900 barrels capacity
jelsif TRATERS ! MITCHELL
ss1l5s WANTED.-Two ships of about 500 ions
t=S each at Queb.c with deals for London Good
J0HT HENDERSON & CO.,
l-l3 u Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
-<s WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD IN
aseur line for New Orleans Good rates andq quick dis
HESLEN & ROGERS,
Jeiu n W corner Pratt and Gay streets.
.,ss@g FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
.Ss5,si cilian brig "ATGIVO, Forte, master Medit-
,., J. CROSBY 4 SON,
ap5-tt Is Bowlys wharf
.-5@st FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
zfa The new ciippcr brig "BEIVOIR,' Travers, mas
TRhTERs < MITCHELL.
apt-E No. Spears wharf,
.ssg4s FOR VALPARAISO.-WAN A
i 0T fs s}''" t" i J6N f ffG e xl2@
.st5zstsl FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
49, the A No schooner JAMES MADISON, Can't W
i. BENsoa capacity I,I10 bales: IN good order for any vow
an arl ESr terms '''y ffVER %o 55is5i %55f
= Sis FOR SALE.-The Steam Propeller
- V &C. huiI.ig tiadelPhia il ls5
HEiLEN & ROGERS,
mh2tf \. " corner Pratt and Gay streets
49, FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
master; burthe1l 5000 bbls.
:AIS532;-BGs HANNAH Creighton, master; bmthen
TRAVERS i MITCHELL,
d2oL No. spears wharf.
.zsssz5544 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
ssaeE5-The Sctr. W. l.. MONTAGUE, JR." Carnean.
master; burhen l45O bbs in God order for any Voyage
Apply TO- TRANERS MITCHELL
ml2atf SPEARS wharf
ysers4s WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD
Tin Line for New Orleans, and having considerable
freight ready 10 board quick dispatch Ap
ply to JOHN HENDERSON K co,
AM '.Iap SIN,
1et555ds WANTED-TWO VESSELS To LOAD
E-S nth with Naval Stores for Northern ports Fair
". RHUAnS Il son,
Ja2l-u corner Smiths wharf and Pratt street.
VESSELS WANTED FOR
Es=.r5 HAVANA.
The undersigned are CONSTANTLY in want Of vessels to load
MORRELL 4 RANDALL
1e22u IS Exchange Place.
ztsss55554, FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
60 The schooner SEAMAN, built in Maryland in 1851
is % tons, II feet deck % feet BEAM hold conner
fastened, tree nailed, carries 900 bhls bushels grain
draws So feet water loaded She IS in good any
voyage VIII be sold ON reasonable terms application to
W RiOAlS h son,
s5u Cor. Smiths wharf and Pratt streets
4st tt TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
80 AMERICAN SFIIPPERS-Brandywlne Superfne
Flour packed in hhs half bbo, supplied short notice
in shipping order, by JOHN S. PRICE,
=. dIs " - y South street
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: -sgs ST NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE

INLAND--Ihr'u the Delaware and Haritan, and
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals,
FOR the conveyance Of Merchandise, Produce Packages
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods sorts al very
low rates. " $500 ~ 'S''
Through between New York and Baltimore without
taasl'nent, in . hours in Iron Steamers It'll water
tight compartments. ~
FOR NEW lDkk-A Steamboat leaves Baltimore four
tIn,S Per week from No > LSit wharf
. FltpM NEW fORk-Stelm leaves in ike manner
No. :. " ''N'' 4'''
Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore or New York,
forwarded immediately with Of ali charges for
commission. 7' '''
~ Mark Goods destined for this Route-Inlaud Propeller
The safety regularity and dispatch OF this Line together
with the moderate rates charged commend to the Iuhli
as desirable medium for conveying every description Of
Freight. J. \. SlIHIV FIR. Agent "
Ne. = Light street wharf, Baltimore
N.DAiXEII, Agent.
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sN
between the Dcputs on the R0uIe = '7
passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
vi te Day anu privileged
at any point, and resume their "Trip by daylight
" aitIlGI LAR NOTICE.-PasScngers from New York
ana fladcphia by this Line will have their bagpare
chGEed from those cities to BAY BOAT 5, from whence il
will be checked to different points South ~ -
Fmturher information and Through Tickets " hcb are
good by the Bay or Mail Line, apply in NEW YORK al the
company onice, Great Southern Railroad Oiir. Jersey
way corner OF Barclay stree, above the Aston House;
Peaice, Agent In PHILADELPHIA at the t'on,rany's
Ohce \ w corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets. or
at ne Depot broad and Prime in BA IT-
MItE at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Company foot
OF mon Dock, or on board the Bay Steamers
The large and cOmmodious new and beautiful steamers
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, repetc with every com
fort and convenience has been added to the Line The
Line being now composed u the splendid steamers LOUISE
Ana capt g. W. Russell, ard ADELAIDE Captain Jas
cannon having unsurpassed state and berth accom-
mOlIOus.
The Norfolk Bay Line steamers viii leave the Comis.
ny.i wharf MON DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET
Daily, Sundays excepted,
=. Eg"AT - O'CLOCK, P. M,-ea
urimmediateS after the arrival Of the Express T,1;a
p NJ ' ~ 'p''" "' -
The following is the Schedule:
. LEAVE LEAVE
New York, O'Clock, A. NJ Portsmouth At 81 oclk A. NJ
Philadelphia, Il " NJ Weldon at 10 4 n
Baltimore ~ " ?. NJ. Wilmington at i, n
For augusta, Charleston and the South, Via the Mances
ter Railroad finished
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or auv other
points on the James River with James River boat
early next morning after leaving Baltimore.
lngton Weldon, ("ldsboro, Beaufort Warsaw Raleigh and
agreeable route NJ \ 'EAIfE '''N
Baltimore, 1850 Ticls-trl president
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FANCY.
s POindexter' n 10 ID pkgs Premium, Mob pkgs.
NJ langhorn Sons Royal Sallie Cary, in lb. pkgs.
SMOKING TOBACCO
Killckmick in 10 h. bales. j. L. Cayor's in 10 ID bales
=, DO. q" " Live Indian, .
PocahontaS. 10 81 " Uncle Tom,
Also the celebrated Virginia Powhaan Pipes and Noun
tain Ash Stems in store and for sale ~
WARWICK, Prick BALL,
No N Spiitl,s