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schr D Sawyer, Pearson, for Alexandria, sailed I'm
New Haven 22d inst.


Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, Aug 23-Arr steamship Ariel, Aspin-
WALL ship Eureka, Shanghae bark Lyra Havana; brig
Fackfsh, Galveston; schr D Williams, Charleston.-
Quarto dResolute Bordeaux barks sAdjuster Roter
dam; Pike, Marseilles; Eliza Barss Bermuda schr
Bowman, Iaguayra
August 25-Arr brig Ocean Wave Alicante Humming
Bird Marseles; Mary Ellen, Windsor; schr Gpsey Ma
chias James Lawrence and Lottie, Boston: Bolivar,
Rockland.--Cld ship Aymar Searsport; Toulon, n
Orleans; barks Wilson, Philadelphia; Tacony Marsei
les; brig Tornado Kingston; Pedro Doz Marseilles;
PHILADELPHIA, August 25-Arr brig Sarah Wooster
BOSTON, sehrs Fanny, Genoa. Charm, Boston, Leesburg
Portland; susan, Boseon--Cld steamship Delaware
New York; brig Lydia Francis Cardena Sarah Wooster
Boston; Harriet Lynn
BOSTON, August 2i-Arrshp Stephen Glover, Gale ut
Melbourne; bark srlem, Aspnwall; Moonbeam, Liver
pool; Titania' England;
ALEXANDRIA, August 24-Arr ship Juliet, Chncha
Islands; schr Maria Jane, Windsor. Cleared schrs En-
NORFOLK, Aug 25-Arr schr Extra Richmond; Morn
CHARLESTON August 23--Noon-Arrived steam,
ship Nashville, New York.
SAVANNAH, Aug 23-Ar steamship Mount Vernon
New New York GA schr y Davis; New York; A
WILMINGTON, Aug 24-Arr schr Hattie Ross, Port
! land.
MOBILE, Aug 2O-Arr s,hr Sea Lion, Gwin sirene
ana Mary Magdaiena, New orleans.-- Cid ship Wind
NEW ORLEANS, Aug I1-Arr ship Pocahontas, Ri
de Janeiro; schr Stephen Hochkiss, Mobile.--Cl,
| schr Eugenia. do.
Notice to Mariners.
State Department, Office Lighthouse
Board, Washington, Aug. 2lst, 1860.
Notice is given that the Graves Ledge Bell Boat ha
been removed for REPAIRS and first class Can Buoy
occupies her place.
She will be replaced in a few days. when due motto
given
By order of the Lighthouse Board,
VIM. +. SMITH,
Engineer Secretary
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.


PONCE, p. R-Brig c. HopkinS.-100 bbls. flour, 60 do
pork so do potatoes 100 do. mackere 10 do bread,
onions 100 heads cabbage 20 bags pepper do cassia
$50 kegs lard, 200 tins do 100 kegs butter boxes do
80 Kegs crackers q bushels BEANS As do oats 9 boxes
candles 10 do salts hhds tobacco 800 paper 10
cases matches dozen buckets, 900 white pine
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

COASTWISE.
BosToN-Schr Uest DenniS.-35 900 bags guano, Bar
ril Bros 200 bbls fish, order
EAsTPoRT-BTig FdrcdQIe-300 tons plaster Kelsey
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csg 81. GARRIAGESl

N.Y. CARRTAGFSlI
Tie subscribers have hand their factory, %
WEST FAYErTE STREET, general assortment of Car
riages of the most approved styles all Of which will he seS
at the lowest prices for cash. orapproyed paper All Caa
ges guaranteed for twelve months We respectfully nv
the public to call and our stock " '''
N B-Old Carriages taken in exchange far non, or.,
kepa'ring done with dispatch VIM
h26tf J. RIDDLENOSER, IR., & co
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photographic Office,

photographic Office,
London, Aug. a. 1860.
Notice from the Marine Departmental hereby made
publicly knOwn.that, in consequence of rebuilding
Nalpuhoug Light will not be exhibited by the usual me
first of August but the lighting will place and
after the 18th of of September next ensuing.
By order of their Lordships,
pFpTuON Cacrn.ary
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4 fUKLETT { SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
No hnr,a.r -

6S F$. The undersigned having greatly q
H1Sr-l arged their premises aud increased their foc.i
ueS neg ieaNe TO call the attention Of the uuIic In
extensive stock Of every description ofCARRAGES nis
,e SeSant style and durable manner, which tley
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
$500, JOHN CURl.ETT & SON.
Jy1},ti 80 North street. BaltiTncYr
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o y. UVIlF. V9rfeFaI IIHN"t AEtnt JeII
E7-r-ss yssss CEz.s.=FFszsassr1 I,tiIIIA DELPHiA,
E1s8 ~ ss s.EEssssSH eESzzee2 WHINING AND
EEUILLAN & DANDELET,
n (sUCcEss0RS TO P. GUERAND,)
FROM PARIS,
FRENCH STEAM OVERS AND sGOURER:

NO. l2i NORTH HOWARD STREET,
BALTIMoRE
Dyes and finishes ali kinds Of WOODEN and Silk co, -
any color also SILK SelYets dyed
equalled. 80 ~ Nison' "I
importers of Steam process far SURPRISING anvtbin
yse 9ered to the public for CeaningALL MADE Up2eyeS
k seEetor DOL, Plain Embroidered. without akin
70 pieces leaving all the Velvet and SILK TrimrofgS
Gnu WITHOUT Shrlnkng Also, every kind of Military Coats
Gamers Hair and White Grape Shnws Fine isces Sill;
anu Lace Curtains done up ecu al to Egs " e'' "'iiN
@Pots 9 "reaSe' OH lceCream, Lemonade, Punch Cham
80. myl2u
NEW AND VALUABLE MACHINERY
BOILER, FARM ENGINE and FOR EST ! a 70 - =; SIhAM
eNDitlon and for sale at No 1871 West Pratt straat H
nVitd ~ 1iares and Hanover, where the public are
10 can ana wltnessits operations IL will he seer AL
Two men can cut from 20 to 40 wood Der ay viii
the same place can be the astonishing eperot
Q, the KOGHtSTER RI lying SHAVING JONT SFIISGI
IN ~. L. ~ WI maze twenty thousand shingles dav
spd ws Sv he Machines have been thoroughly tested
eapao1llty Of doing all that claim for them anu
psrHuous as an examin 2ton will prove 10 all tbN e. SUI
HNiieS "io VIC great LABOR Saving Machines the age
i,4s X. +. VAUGHAN, Agent
$50 - Isl West Pratt street
N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTTNORE
LEFTY 2Oh August lS600rdered, that the sales Of th
mortgaged estate of FREDERICK ADOTPH T0RE 'n ns
made and reported by T. Parkin Scott Trustee he ri;
fed and confirmed, unless the contrary he sn
on or before the 10Th day of September next
copy OF TINS order be published week three snc
printed and published in this city newspaper
The report states the amount of sales to he 81 600
GEO W. SHERWOOD rlar,.
o,,, True copy. Test-GEO W SHERWooTD.'e rN'
H a---sMSn Clerk.
DLATED ICE PITCHERS.
- Just received choice lot OF FINE PLATED ICE
PITCHERS with double wall LA Ell i"h
Also, full stock CT PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS
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4 THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES.
~ TIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE
PETER wALTHER,
10 W Frat street.
BLUNT, New York. fa22f
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-. CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl--Th

- e sg6sGTber has on hand at his extensive CAR
hIAGt kEPOSlTORY, No. IS South GAY street. the most
extensive and best assortment Of fashionable CARRIAGES
that can be found in the city Persons in Carriages
Wall md 1t TO their interest give call deter
mined to sell low for cash approved paper All work sold
my Repository warranted for twevs months Old Carrja
ges repaired o. taken in exchange for
Carriages received storage heId commission.
&C
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StRatmhnafs.

FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
N f1.rasizs4a POINT, vA.)-The steamer "BEIVI
yhaF NYw Teeeyng cargo, and will leave Light street
For freight or PASSAGE apply to
IL j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
A Pr Light street wharf
FOR RICHMOND, VA.
The steamer "BEIVIDFRE,i is now re-
GelYng cargo and will leave Light sraa MEX u
WEDE ESDAY AFTERNOON, at 5 o'cIocE "H"i Az
For freight or passage apply to
u j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
- PR Light street wharf,
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fnrnnMrs.
VINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,

gnrnltnre.
II ENRY W. JENKINS,
Ii PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER,
No. l6 LIGHT ST,
has on hand large stock of and is constantly manuactu-
ring every description CABINET WARE, the
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES SPRING Under
BEDS. holsters and PILLOWS of Haror Feathers IRON
BEDSTEADs suitable for Hotels, servants, &c. jakh
Il NEW RNITURE
WAREROOMS.
lThe undersgnedwould call the attention OF his friends
and the public to his new Warercoms. and his large
and varied assortment of Furniture His stock being ALL
NEW, and of the best workmanship, with moderate
prices he hopes for continuance of the patronage he
zap THOS. McGLANNAN
No. 4Ol Wrs Baltimore street.
81 FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, and
REMOVED WITH CARE. mh23 If
a W. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
E3a CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE Dealers,
Constantly 90 hand and direct from great
and Mahogany. CaneSeat and Buck Rush aud WI
ShaT, painted or upalnted knockdown drove in
Office Chairs, Cane and Wood Settees, Canes
Seat, Boston Rockers
ROCKING Chalrs cane seat and Spanish Chairs and Suits
bach, -. ,. - Cottage Sets and Chamber
Library Chairs, Cane seat and Furniture,
Back, Bureaus,
Teea Tees, Caneseat Toilet Tables and Washstapds
Back, Extension Tables. SC
Lounges, Canes and Back
We cordially invite former patrons and all others in
the trade, to give call
Observation-Disclosures, Lord & Co, Duer, Norris h
Co., S. s. Stevens & Sons.
W. GREENWOOD l. Co.
Nos. So and 100 Baltimore street,
ap2Sf Baltimore.
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ID r 0 p O s A L
n FOR REPAIRING THE CUSTOM HOUSE AT
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
r,o-,.,..... Washington, July 18TH 1874 (
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED ATTHiS MP. =
h'fiST MIL TILE FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. y 1851, at II O'Clock, FOR THE REPAIPS 0T
THE CUSTOM HOUSE authorized to he renaired n oI;
more Maryland according to the Plans and Specifcanns
prepared at this Department.
BddeTS viii be required to receive the casiron WORK
WIN IN part pay ment of the work, the
one dollar per hundred pounds, and will be requTad 10 nm
hsh Al themateraS and perform all the necessary labor n
complete the repa'rs according to the plans furnished
Ninety per cent of the amount of work done and materials
delivered according to price (sad amount to he
nsceuut IN the manner prescribed by the contract hv
e eSne OF an agent of the Department appointed
tha purpose) will be paid nthy the work progresses
and ten cent retained until the complexion of he con
tract and acceptance of the work. &c by the AGENT afo
SAID and &c be forfeited in the event of nonfufment Of
contract - IVA '0'' -
SPECIFICATIONS and Drawings will be ready On The 18th Of
August when they be had on application TO the Depart
-
me proposals must be sent to this Department, addressed
to he SECRETARY Of the Treasury, and plainly endTed
rfEkOIUSAlSz FOX REPAIRING THE BAlTlhOkE
CUSTOM HOUSE and viii he onened at one O'Clock Of the
Wv HOWELL COBB,
n auou 4IaT Treas
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Gartla0ts.

ca rs CARRIAGES.-We have on hand, at
~ OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
one Of the largest and best assorhnents Of CAR
RAGE rs to be found in the city Persons
rages invited ca and examine our stock as We are
determined to sell low on as accommodating
terms as other establishment.
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ny OIHtT tsThUTISTIIntnT.
MULLMYER Il HUNTER,
Hnrrnah. Of II an. - H.
~ IT " ~. 'IIW "I.U II'TNIIT - T'7IE7
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES w

Gfs~h have on hand at 20 North CA Y STREET, the IL
Eest assortment Of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south q
New York all of thej fashions and most approved
ryles The public invited to call for them
selves; all of which will he sold reasonable
BURR, HAIGHT x UCONEEli,
T,pyaiT iy,g ct fiag
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=. EElIsssssSsszs1 FUR TIE
z Sf27s.ss @s:zt2 q r = H,
EST AND No9 T II W EST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

NOkiHfttN ZEN Ihils HALLWAY.
SUMNER ARRANGENEN@.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Trains leave Calvert Station follows
md the 1re daily at H. for E 8 Buzz
r r2gs os~Ss0 T 9qebs and M and al
cago Ceye!and Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and all parts Of the
Trsveers can o nv either of these ,sins to Detroit and
Chicago via Niagara Falls, at the same cost as by
For New York City by the s3OA " Train, with only one
change cars, and at low rate by any other route
LEBANON Reaing, Fa Po Behsms A lIGSaSff
Easton Carlisle and ChamSersbufg and for agerstown,
At8,2oA y: and and P u. for Green Springs. ow
day. at lGoP n, Tor the West and Northwest
The Cocseysville Accommodation Train at 40 A. ~ from
9ooa and d from 1 Calvert Station Returning
travellers from Washington and the South by the go
~ and 32O p d., make connections with the trains
For TGKETs Sn e rppy at The TGEe GG
o,,,,,,,, JAS; G. CLARKE, Superintendent.
JOHN I. RIGNEY, Asst Superintendent
J. H. WAKNER, Ticket Agent.
June IS 1860. ie30tf
La eaESS@z; FOR TIE -, 49,,
BALTTM0RE AND OHIO iRAfL9S6AD ~
On and after JUNE 18th, 1850. the trains will
Leave Camden Station Baltimore Mail Except s3undays,
at $50 4. Express daily 400 p NJ and Acc0mmOda-
ton at 80 r NJ, through for ALL PARTS OF THE EST,
'1 ~' = 'r,, FOR AYPASsREGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the $50 A. n train
R eetHse2 a Sas9 tint aS fSn
TIE IRED,E !; TRAN leaves Baltimore at 4I5r
THE ELL1COTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore al 9
A. NJ and so p Ii, and hicos Mills at 7.45 \ NJ ara
F3R. .WASHIYGTCY AND TIE, SoUrn
Leave Baltimore rs and 80 A. NJ and.2 10 and 2D4r
b. On Sundays at 1875 A NJ only Leaves Washington fo
Baltimore AZ go and TAO i. n, and % and 81 p 81
Sundays at S20 P NJ only. The second and third
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second
Washington crnnect with trains the Annapolis Road
For tickets Of every kind, Information, apply j.
ENGLAND, Agent, at the Ticket Office, Camden station
". P SMITH,
Master % Transportation
L. u. COLE. General Ticket Agent jelt
4Az rs ssE - WIG witAf PE6FHlH' AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
SPRISG ARRINGEHENT
2 and after MONDAY April 22d PASSENGER trains for
Philadelphia viii leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DEFk sSsePf SSqgNa2 q 81 6f"oTT VIZ Way
A. n; EVENING MAIL t525 P. NJ
ON SUNDAYS at % F. NJ. only All trains with
New York Trains except 5.2a T.. 81, on Saturdays.
Freight Train with Passenger attached leaves at
p. NJ, stopping at all Stations between Baltimore and
From Pr iLADELPHTA to BALTIMORE at SIC An JPN
and II p NJ
FOR LAUREL AED STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAIL
BY leaving in 10 l5A 81 train will connect at mington
with bs5 81 train or by aying att % NJ procure
mington and take the 90 A. NJ train.
NOTlCtAll coloTed persons neither bond or free will
required to bring responsible white person. person
portion OF the road ~
mylhh Nm. CRAWFORD. Agent
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

AMES It. KEMP & CO.,
- SUCCESSORS TO HAGGER & BROTHER,
CORNER PRATT STREET AND SPEARS WHARF,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Have constantly hand extensive assortment Of
ships CompaSses, Quadrants ctants, Sextans
Barometers Thermometers, Drawing Instruments Lamps,
Surveyors Compasses Gauging Rods, Out Sticks Board
Rules TAI tIineS, Burts Pilots,
slstanf Hedge Anchors, Charts
Chronomeers rated and instruments repaired in the
manner ap2-tf
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WILMINGTON, Aug. Observation-Disclosures sales
Yesterday of 200 bbs, at $3.50 for Yellow Dip and So for
Virgin per $50 lbs No sales this morning that have
heard Of Spirits Tupenne-Further sales yesterday OF
600 New ork bbls at IS cts and 200 straight do 81
cts, being decline of cent on the former and cent
on the latter quality. No sales this morning, sellers Off
erng freely at above prices without buyers Tar-Sales
after yesterdays report of sc bbls at 81 per Dbl
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THE STEAMER CEoRGE WEE,f.

..-- THE STEAMER GEORGE WEEMS
VIII leave Baltimore for the PatuXent river every Friday
morning at o'clock, far up Hills Landing Return
Ing will leave llils Landing Monday morning
Benedict VIII leave Benedict every Tuesday morning a
O'Clock for Baltimore, calling at Plum Point and Faii
Haven going and returning
Freight received on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
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: "a TIANTFN
VIII leave Baltimore for the Patuxen river every TUES
ia morning at 6 o'clock far up HIPS Landing
Returning, will leave Hills Landing every Thursday morn
ing Tor benedict VIII leave Benedict every Friday morn
ing at O'Clock for Baltimore, calling at Plum Point and
Fair Haven going and returning
Freight received on Saturdays and Mondays.
ipp5t ~, Nn W urI
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SSH Rga0s.

la Tss4ss2Sss#@sI WESTERN
EsE=2 Sszf-aE2@ MARYLAND RAILROAD
OPEN TO FlNKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station $50 and O'Clock. Re-
turning leave Fnksburg Station, Is, 1879 and So
The O'Clock train enables persons spend three
hours the beautiful Green Spring Valley, and
Baltimore g. 20 p ".
Stages HAMPSTEAD, Manchester, Wesmins ter fancy
town and EmmtSburg he arrival of the $50 A. train
Also for Westminster from the Z. NJ. train.
iul3 If IRWIN K TAYLOR.
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TOL cotton ENJOY
~ J. d. PRATT &CO.,
Are prepared to receive and transmit CLAIMS FOR COL
LECTION in any city county in the United States Brit
sh Provinces Being in direct and correspondent.
With reliable Attorneys in every city and countyour facilities
Or efetng speedy and prompt COLLECTIONS are such
Vtllg entire satisfaction. -
s5Ifi6E or THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, corner Of Bal
more and 3. pharlsaarsea nyfH
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BmsiNsss Garls.

j.. LYLE CLAKkk. SA n. pEGRAH
CLARKE u PEGRAM
~ SkLs
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA AAHfIg&G ri3 RED
TOBACLn
No 81 L. mbard street,
and Water street.
aul0tf Baltimore
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TEO. W. HOOPER,
~ SHIP CHANDLER AND GROCER,
HEMP, PATENT C0RDAGE, CHAINS, ANCHORS,
SPIKES, PAINTS, OILS, NAVAL STORES, UAKUM,
BLOCKS, BUNTING, HAY, ROPE, &C.
CORNER PRATT AND SOuTn
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g!U!agssgen >iiwtDaRfs.

: .!Ii!Asa8iGh fafI(GaNiS.
FRED'K W: RoDEwALD. sAML W. sINpALL
pODEWALD & SINDALL.,
lU COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS
INDIGO, SPICES, SAL SODA, SODA ASH, &c,
% CHEAPsIDE BALTIMORE.
REFERENCES:
Messrs Gunther ROdewad, Baltimore Messra L. Pratt
u brother, do. Messrs Turnbu Sade Co, do Messrs.
J. Parkhurst, Jr, Co. do; Johns Hopkins, Esq Prcs't
Merchants Bank IF
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A NAPkOR q Co.
~ SHIPPING AND GEN tRAh COMMISSION
MERCH ANTS.
Liberal cash advances made friend
llVE RPOuI, LONDON, H. VRE, MARS Files and ali
Crts in IRELAND nltf
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BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, Aug. 24.-The
features of the Boot ard Shoe market do improve.
fair business is doing but trade the whole very
satisfactory With the exception of good desirable
work, which pays fair profit low prices have to be
taken and there considerable competition among deal
to effect sales. The bulk of the trade with South
may be considered for the Some orders
still in the hands of dealers for future delivery. Quite
number Of buyers here from the West and Southwest
mostly from the interior towns, who purchasing in
small quantities to sort up wth.-Shippin1 List.
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X. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, Hayre de Gract
}. TONE, Agent, Port Deposit.
E.sIE%> OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

Is comparatively and built by merchants Of Free
rckshig and Baltimore, interested In the trade and by
oercants ana farmers residing in the counties bordering
on The RappahannOck, for the express purpose Of kepp
r class steamer on the route During the winter tile for
ward deck has been enclosed, thus aOng complete ur1
lection for Horses and other live stock Carriages Of an
sizes can be taken on board and carried under deck without
taking oil the wheels Her sateroom berth acComrl
cations are large and commodious and her earacy for
freight extensive. As passenger and freight 81 she has
no superior on the waters of the Chesapeake
Through freight received in Baltimore charges paid
by X. j. CAPRON h Co, BOwlys wharf
81 Freight received board Of Steamer Wea4siys
and Thursdays, and on Fridays up 3O'corI, =. n.
For further information and Blank RECEIPT er sar- rsa
by the Company, apply on board, to
+: J. CAPRON x Co, Age. =
- - - No. 81 BOwlys wharf, Baltimore.
FSbAIGHrER, President, Frederick shrrg va lnI22-t
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legen fonnten, ale5 Oao I'm GemeinbeI6ate, biz
Ddibndnnben Der Ornnbitafe u. T. {. 3uIammer
UNI fmpfabln G6 plGeiin, mie lie lagten, mn
Gaf einige Gage. Sian lite t6nen NIT Dferter
rad, mleppte Ge sur0f UNI tagte fl, na6ten
man i9nen ales Oeraubte a6genOmmen, mil
iS6impf nnD S6anbe taeOn. unter anCerer
Uittteln, bic Spencer gu iol9em Ginauie auf biz
0deli9ah Ser9Olfen, tebt Das SeTnm ter 8rfeT
oben an, ras i'm als Dofmeiier let6t warD
IGr la6 tm Snbalt, flebte fe wieoer ~ unc pro.
Ipee3eits nun ieinen 0lGu6ign bas Gtntrdfm sof
Ortfn nnc ras fe maten DIrtm.
~ Gin abbanten gefommene1
I6empeL-ggir rerDm SOn wefli6m SGD.
ielblattern I'm Aufnabme rtgmrer 3eilen ge6e
ten: o5rtEDrt4 6emtel berlteb rdbrml
Niat 1859 Ell Sits, I'm ange6liA mao Goan5
l1iGg 5ntiana, ~ gebEn. Cit ter 3dt 1T ntGt
son i'm ge8Grt tcOrtm. JeDer Wml6enfumni
Der liter i'm AusFnnft ge6en fam, rirD erlr6t
tieIdbe an JObann 6empel, Go0ingtcn, 49,, Il
liencgn."
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MnA AanfaA.

Ct gonts, IS. DeJ6r. Gtne Oepelde
bes oDenotrur aus Mount Gttp, &. I, pom s,
nelcet: 2lles III bter rubtg unb feline ger6afun.
gen fanben itatt. Mont9omerp, Sennilon, St,
mon uno bic lbriBen 5nBrer Der SreiI6aaren
t6nnen nidt g~eflnbsn perDen.
Gen. 9arnsp bat unBeroOnet, bnb jpet Com
pn9nien 3nfanterie inter Major @e0es unb
Capt. spon IN Wiount @ttY unb 3pet Gasalerte'
GOtnpagnien unter Capt. Gtable in Sort Geott
bletben. Sen. 5uruep pitnIGe ben 8eIage.
rungsJufano gu prOtlamiren, aber Wcup. Me6as
~ 9%eltattete btes ntGt unp 900 ~ Spg bic Ser.
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Derr Dafes, tlncoln nnt Die gfgefIon.

GprtnGftslb, So, 15 Ce3, ST. o.,
ran Bates 1atte Geute cine ttnterrgtnng nit
Iineoln unt 10 9dbt ta6 i'm ttaer ErmG9 ta5
Wtnifefnm Bee JnneH angebcten 9a6e. ia
6er Oate6 bic fDn6lfamii4e Ga4g ftt finer
Wetn1a9s IN G9teago nit meri6ahent6er
1reue 9en6atigt fat, Ia IT fernsr Elm Siam
son gfrDaltmgstalent nnt eiemem Jlei6e in
nnt ta ~ tas getranm eine5 gWben IGels
tr fltltGn g9tgs gentebt, 70 Ware letne ".
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6er Dafe5 ntlart tas Os6a6rFn tfr Teaaf,
fVfn fr 6oG5enat9 nnt 1enangt, ta6 bic
gantssw8iamng am'6 nagii4as 9e9m III
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