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Saint T'heresa's Academy
FOR YOUNGLADIES

uAToN nONa W Ia.
| f1'Hfn INSTITUTION commences tls tbi,a ..l
| i neal ssssis. ~. MONDAY. OurphFn let
| 1900 The Masiesi Department IL uhds, Che
rhs'es ~ MI Haniss, vhsss ability as rssshst,
! uampsss. ssa Performer is veil shova beth u,
hs'.pssaa America The Fssneh i..s.sss -hleb
| vii bs tausbi as hssciensa 10 the whsis anhDsi
vlihept asr s.iss ehssss, is anass The ~ N
Musslpu, Alhetle The Easilsh, iaHsJ
! Mathematics Ahd The Meds,a EelsnaS
tassbt bI The rtlnEifai aided ~ ssmpsf
sis,as,s fseal hasa. r,ahs"Iassf. al kiaItNf
hnsv Hell,ne ana Needle ~esb Taught both aas
ssh"ls's aud hssfds's fse. ~ shs'He, pa,sai,
90" sa.i thsls daughters With ths RAJ asss,s no.
that thsl' health aaa .p,fssi vii he attended o.
wllhths saf',s este ssl they ~s,sla the bss,s Of
'hsi' s-n fsmiiTt The hauss is ia,as, .ss,a,aat'
nuS sni veil vsstllstad, bsiae D. NJ s.p,sssiy o.,
'ha Institution The grounds are spaai sue ana
evs'f facility 10 sH",isd o., q psap., dss,us .I
ssfe'ess whleh IL so sssan,i. H. Tho r,s.s,v.ii.a
~ health WIN 'ssa'i ~ ths sspas tIsIs, oftba
h"s'ds'si UpnSs"t fsiss afs adopted. M tp.sH
hsir viii bs ps'ml'tsd ts siths, vaib, -, ,Ida
"ni, rnlsss AWsnasi ~ her teacher, Parent %,
Hssfdlsni rassnts visitIna ibsl, aausbI.,. ..s
requested W. s''ns "nlT pa Rat.tdaSs. usisss Is
ease "f"teeht nsesssltY, as eli visits ~ that bIni
h"'lns sebp"l h""fs iniss'up, tho Glasses a.d %.
'a'd The progress ~ thsis ehiid,s., nut .isit.,s
r'shlhH % sss The sahsai eau ssma an, hru, 10
hs dAt ht ln that eass The siasssss viii continue
uninterrupted shi The trbpni viii DO saan aa ~
'sallf ls. a"d Instead ~ bsi.a hlaa,a.as ~ VIII
sa''s sA 40 Incentive. go The pet ~ iis pariis 10
H's a,s's, ssaf,lsn
f"' ts1ms 80 APpir siihs, bt Istts, %, no,
s"nslly 10 ths Principal
sopt to fmi Mtss ~, q Munruy
h"Ann - hiRrfpns Wm .. ribs, rsI u
hshln, tsl - A. iia't. hsa b. u. ~ bay, D,
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~ LtDhAnD. ~ New ys,s f.ity s.a,..,...
- his s".th A@stie.s Fsvs, ssd Ages n..
"Hiy es'lsin rssyssts,ivs sgsisst Yslisv W..
'1,H sa's w ED. WMs bOuEL.
'"g'' Druggists,
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izg The Male school of n. u. wilsoa
VIII fe open on Monday nest, ass notiea.
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uIAtk SILKS.

A FEW rs''s'"s ~ vsfy small hgs,.. los, %.
"a esivsd. sise sp.stbiag vss, sspsgis,i la sisl.
"ash' W. %, puiLLits.
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ron SALE.
NOTICE

MOTTO ic
LAYING sold that part of NY business
pertaining 10 HOUSE. HiuK And
VhNAMbNrAL PAINTING. 10 Messfa.
EpwAHb Hirptt uto, FLsrstH, l take
pleasure Ia recommending them 10 my
blends aud the public generally. ~ good
aud experienced wofkmen. abd worthy of
liberal patronage, which Trust they will
receive II. A. KAUFMAN.
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fa.s. ..a n..,.., s..o..

I Htvs f.ii supply ~ these goods. hst,.s,
y IN all widths, also. Pisk ssd nIss nssl.s,.
Whi's Liasn hsttlsEs. alec nsswp De- ~, piss,s'
'i"" use. w. u, riiiLLtps.
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L'hoM Tho above notice, IL will bs sean
u that we have purchased the liousa
aud hign Painting business 80, of u. A. .
Kaufman. We shall hereafter aontisus
the business 81 the samp stand, aud by
stiiet attention 10 our business aud faif
rfieas, Ns trust 10 merit share IT patron
age, oyf psfsonal attention will ba given
~ all work that iaay lao entrusted 10 ns,
Ia III "fdafH ffon the country through
tho Fost Oiiioa, will msst iminadiaLs
sttsntion.
sepLT tf NIUDFf a t.f ET1UU
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nAroh noua % .

wtDNgsDAynuahnunegrr 40, 1890.
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FURNITURE.

WEs are nov rsssivisg i.'gs .ddiiisss 10 ssy
80 steck o. nsaas,ssds, bnfssas, Armsirs,
s"fss. TAsl-s, Chairs, Hail Stands, Wb.t- nsss'
h"fss. sidsbpards. Cribs, rosk Cssss sse,sts,iss
~ ac' ripEk a BRADFORD.
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JllAT IiECEIxEn
yALENCIENNEs COLLAns.

A hArDsohk supply 81 vsissslsssss usiis,s
"A ssd q lafgs lot vsiensisbass and Th,ssa
hsHss. :" arrive In lev days AZ the
PHILADELPHIA Cash STORE.
."k@" Lsfsystts Street.
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HATaf I1ATsft

Ebnsn tkAs=os,le.s 0eiess, O.eies i...,i
s"a """psvds', fst s-ls ny.
l'"H M, 4 Wm. HoOsL.
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Shipping yntelI1geate
PORT OF BALTIMORE, AUGUST II.

Arrived. .s..
strs VIM Woodward, Cundif, from New York. mdse
dephia, do.
Schrs Handah Martin, Slaght from New York, to Rose
Lyon; ice to ] Cochran & Co. lowed up by Tigress
ID sturgs, Norris, days from Boston, assorted car
fetersourg' Va, to Audenred Co.
Below. ..
anP pa 1a, from Rotterdam Patterson, from Liver
Iooi, anu oiemerhaven from Bremen.
,...Dn, Cleared
u,e1ins Der0rd, Hallett, Boston via Norfolk,
Strs Bruno, Foster NAM VII.
Shriver Dennis, Philadeiph;. al 1Ih' SnrVer-Jno
Norfolk MN Falls-vginia. Fairbanha cannon
Bark Mondamin, Collins, Rio Jaus,ro n w,,..
Co. o' Whitridge
Schrs & Harrington, Jones, wilm,nn,
garth sOn-~cara Bell, Mitchell, do. 'hm0nd, Apple
Memoranda
Correspondence Of the Exchange Reading Rooms
Old Point Comfort, Va Aug 18th
The ship Scotia Is still here; her ballast has shifted a
she cannot 90 to sea until is righted
The brig Montrose went to yesterday morning In
20 hours from Baltimore, but put back in
The ships War Hawk and Wild Rover are now Il n. m
beating out of the Roads bound to Baltimore the schr
jackson, Capt Bonner is also under weigh, having been
The schr Isabella Ellis from Baltimore for North Car
oina is in the Roads, wind bound; banks Azclia New
Light, and Marion still remain. -tt
bp nj have just learned that the ship John Clark
and bark JOS Dexter anchored on the tail of the
Horse Shose.
Two ships came in from sea at D. M, also other
square rugged vessels of Is bark or shin and
several schrs, and all proceeded up the bay
Brig Montrose went out again at p. m
Bark Sylph, Jones' for Boston; brig Mary Capen from
Baltimore. and Morse, are ali in the Roads. Wind
ENE and moderate, but with threatening Appearance
6p m.-Brig Montrose has put back to the Roads
ark has Just came In and anchored R.HJ
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Stigma.

ersA FOX LlvERPOOL-The fine Al ship
msrcioi MA Crockett master, leading at
au17.r '''''' ''' ''SSA F eGR5H & ROGERS,
10 bowlys wharf.
@fsA FOR ROTTERDAM.-The fine fast sail
mann: W nj Pruss ship DUIsBURG, Capt f. A. VIE
Si n nave quick dispatch for he above port For
s9s BROTHERS S GRaFs sfs up up
-. NON :, - jU27,tf
49, fast sailing live oak ship pENIamiI InPc me
most OF her cargo engaged will receive prompt dis
milf corrs JOHN PalS, HENDERSON & Co,
6tsys FOR GLASGOW The British br3o |
PEERLESS, Skallng, master, will have disnotb -
The aGaye port For balance of freight apply to KS0X
Ill DESPATCH LINE SOUTHERN PACK
ORLEANS, Mobile: GAL7EsToN, LAHhcClAo, E AP sET
C MSZcba n,di ST. MA M4k RI e &e &c
FeE EsT 81 1 rsdgs from tariff rates. and forwarded
H.H.TAYLoR & co,
,, FREIGHT AGENTS:
,sss4t FOR CHARLESTON S. C.-THE MER-
S - GIANTS LINE,-TO SAIL WEEKLY.-
AR and clipper
half fiber on board, viii sail with despatch
o. '-'>'' ' 6HaRLEs PENpERGAsr,
goods sent to my address will be forwarded ofconmis
B-shppers will please send duplicate receipts with
e gJGH i9S T. 81 7, B9 p9lss,D1, r. c. P.
HENRY +. RUSSELL, ESQ, Agent in Charleston. auls
sr- FOR WILMINGTON. N. G.
ssrsGTHE MERCHANTS REGULAR WEEKLY LINE
OF PACKETS-The A l clipper schooner FiORIDA
Tai TAI w havng large portion of board Will
pVNNooK N 3 1TT7EsA milB;. Wharf
Goods sent address will be forwarded free Of com
drss shRpsf vi please ssPd duplicate receipts and sd
Messrs T c. & BIG WORTH, Agents in Wilmington, auI8
sEss FOR BOST0N.-The regular fast sailing
SsA sch. 3ner L IRA. Croweil, master is now
dispatch FoT Balance st SaTE3
passage, apply to '-' VI
,n,e,, HEsLEN & ROGERS,
aul9-u Northwest corner Pratt and Cav SITS
Neg FOR NEW YORK-The fine schooner
apply gd}-t to HESLEN ( R6GER RsSn'
SsFTA FOR RICHMOND DIRECT-TO SAL,
sSn Pm SATURDAY-rhe packet schooner ELITE Capt
'" as a''''' '0' terms ''''sGi agplGS f
aulo " No Spears wharf
,e++45t FOR SAVANNAH GA.-EXPRESS
sz-sLINE.-The fast sailing packet schr J. W ROACH
having nearly completed loading will sail FRIDAY III
s o' the ""N OF Eo Dds H iffshf EsNPPyR ROGERS
The schooner HEM ~ cSrner Pratt and Gay SITS
.ssA FOR NORFOLK-The fine brig EMILY
18th inst eg6t viii be tax G s at aw n rss P osrs
at once Applyto HESLEN & ROGERS,
aulo u N. W cOrneI Pratt and Gay sts
sst.siz FOR NEW ORLEANS
s$4sas HENDERSON Il CO.'S LINE-The fine fast sail
ing schooner MARY CLINTON, Ryan, master, is nov
Loading at Hendersons wharf, and having greater par
Of her cargo engaged ard going board, will sail wit
1spatch For balance freight or passage, apply to
JOHN HENDERSON & co,
-auIl-u corner Commerce and Pratt streets
,zL54 FOR MOBILE.-The fast sailing bril-
49, kALOOLA, Semitic, master, is loading for tn
have quick despatch. - 9''' w.
For freight or passage apply to
jul6-tf N " cor,nr prott - GO a ~
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

Total. 99l5 1,so4 ISIS 19l $40 IS, 500 1879 $50
RYE FLouR.-25O bills to Halifax; 1875 bbls to Porto
Rico
WHEAT-2O0 bushels to Halifax 5S 907 bushels to Liv-
erpOol 10 Ago bushels to London 77ls bushels to Ply
mouth, Eng.
TOBACCO-uHDs
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A4& ~ ssss5 2AseeHSSe WEST AND SOCTG
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE 18th, 1850, the trains will
allows:
Leave Camden Station, B2ltmorehail Except Sunday
at $50 A. NJ; Express daily 90 T. NJ and Accommodate
ton at $50 p NJ through for ALL PARTS OF THE VEST,
SOUTHWEST.
FOR VA P1SSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 80 A
between Cumberland and Wheeling, and between Grafton
and Parkersbur take the 9S0 P M atifnore
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4.l6r.
and from Frederick at Z 20 A. N.
THE ELIIC0TT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at62
A. n, and 20 P NJ, and Ecotts Mills ia A. NJ and
64OP.M.
FOR WASHING TON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore 35 and $40 A. M and3 10 and 2N7r
NJ On Sundays at 425 A. H. only Leaves Washington f0
Baltimore at 20 ana 20 A Nj and 20 and S3qP NJ On
only from Baltimore stop at way points Tie second
fourth trains Baltimore and the second and third
Washington Connect with trains the Annapolis Road
For tickets of every kind, apply j.
ENGLAND, Agent, at the Ticket Oice Camden station
W. SMITH,
Mastcr OFT ra1s taft
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SUMMER ARRANGEKFH 7


CHANGE OF HOURS
Trains leave Calvert Station as follows:
The Mail Train daily Excerpt sundays at $50 A. NJ,
and the Expire Train daily 80 p NJ for Emira, Buff
ao Niagara Falls Kingston Scranton, Biughampten, Sy
racuse Oswego Toronto Quebec and Montreal and all parts
of Western New York and Canada Also for Psburg Chi
cago, Cleveland Cincinnati, ST. Louis and all parts the
West and Northwest.
Travellers by either of these trains Detroit and
other route
For New York City by the 83OA NJ Train with only one
change of cars and at low rate by any other
At $50 A NJ. for Emmittsburg Gettysburg Lancaster
Lebanon, Reading, Pa, Potsve, bethlehem, Allentown,
Easton, Carlisle and Chambersburg and for Hagerstown
Md.
At SD A. NJ. and and II. for Green Springs Ow-
ms Mills Reisterstnwn and Westminster, Nd.
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily Except Sun
day) at 4.GOP NJ, Tor the West and Northwest.
The Cockeysve Accommodation Train at 30 A. NJ. fiOm
Bolton, and 90 p NJ from Calvert Station Returning
rves at 81 A. NJ and % p, NJ.
Travellers from Washington and the South by the go
D. and $50 F. NJ, make connections with tbs trains
this road.
For TICKETS and informang apply at the Ticket Office,
Calvert Station n T. Calvert and Franklin
Baltimore.
JAS. G. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN I. RlGNEY, Asst Superintendent
J. H. WARNER, Ticket Agent
Inpp iaSD
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LIST OLE VESSELS IN PORT Arc u

LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, AUG. II.
SHIPS.
Duisburg (Prus.l Wegman, Rotterdam-Bros Bonnger
E +: W, BRUNO, Landis Liyerpool-B Buck & Sons.
M Masanay, Rodgers; Berdearx-A Schumacher Co.
Peruvian Roberts, Callao-Barril Bros.
twilight, Gates, Rotterdam-B. NJ. Hodges, Jr.
"anderer Ryder, -, Coleman & Bailey
Aberdeen, Cochran, for freight-C. NJ jackson & Co
bue wing, Burnham, Rio de Janeiro-James Cheston &
Gampanero Dubel, Rio de Janeiro-Pendergast Bros.
Plurbus Unum Wallace, Rio de Janeiro
george Henry, Trower africa, Peru-Fitzgerald Booth
e. Co. ' ~
Gambia, Keen Rio de Janeiro-w II. D, C Wright g. ca
howard, Mussans, Liverpool-Foard 4 Rogers
Hugh Birckhead, Bennett, Monevideo-J Corner Sons
Indus Thompson, Rio de Janeiro-Krkla Chase & Co.
D. u Brookman, Crockett Liverpool-Foard & Rogers
James Cook, Blanchard for freight-C NJ Jackson & Co
= H. Ghad6ourne, Mason, Matanzas-Lambert Cuttings
Mondamin, Collins, Rio de Janero-T. Whtridge & Co.
Octavia, Thomas. Norfolk.
Pyrmont, Oliver, Montevdeo-F. W. Bruno Sons.
"m H. Newman, Gavet, Rio de Janeiro-Jas "A Hooper
BRIGS
Argyle, Speed, Barbadoes-Hail & Lonev.
Bellona, tBr) knowlton, -, Kelsey & Gray
Gemanthe Hopisise, rIano, romeo, r Rkelsey & Gray
Evelina Rutter, Chase Trnidad-John NJ. Bandel
Echo, Booze, Mayaguez p. R.-Stirling & Ahrens
Emily Fisher Staples, West Indies-Heslen & Rogers
Ianthe EllingwOod, West Indies-w Rhoads Son
Josehus, Wilson Minatitlan, Mex.-W. T Kendall.
Mary Atwell, Askins, Cape Pamas-R. H. Atwen.
Romance, Duncan, Nevassa-E X Cooper
San Juan, -, Tobasco
Whitaker, Noonan, Bath-Kelsey & Gray.
Black Monster Hams, Charleston-Chas Pendergast
Cara, Crowell, Boston-Ieslen & Rogers
- l.. Sturges, Norris, Boston-He.len Rogers.
Ed D. NcClenahan, Charleston-Chas. Pendergast
ENGhange, Barry, West lndies-N. E. Berry.
i. H. Abbott, Smith, New York-Rose & lyon
Georre Handy Ta b Weathery
Gem, =, Norwalk-Heslen & Rogers
Hannah Martin, Slaight New York-Rose Lyon
I Harriet T. Leland stport-Kelsey Gray.
isi W deloourne, St. Andrews-Frend Ricketts, & Co.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
Rio DE JANERIo.-Bark Sophia-4 $50 bags coffee
order. 20 e'
COASTWISE
NEW YoRK-Schr ID. s. Sturges-6 chains c. NJ lack.
son Co.; 46 hhds. sugar. Woods, Bridges Co 50o
pkgs furniture, sundry persons ' Wv wv
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
RIO DE JANRRIo.-Bark Mondamin-3125 lbs 1onr
$50 half bbls. do 200 bbls rosin
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N IVt'r., IFtI'IIFI lCIf
LA sss E5ss4s:sassa PHILADELPHIA,
2asR sssessz ssissssss'----sl'sfE Y dNGT0N Nd

&24& %E Esssff TSEs7fM WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD,
STRING ARRANGEHENT
N and after MONDAY April Odd Passenger trains for
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY ycept Sunday IS follows, viz:
EXP rSS TRAIN at $50 A. NJ, WAY MAIL at TO- Is
A. NJ; + MING MAIL at 5.25 p. NJ
ON SUDAYS at 525 P. NJ. only All trains connect with
New York Trains except 5.25 p. N, on Saturdays
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached leaves at
P. NJ, stopping at all Stations between Baltimore and
HsVre de Grace
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at sl5A NJ ,l2M
and II P NJ.
ROAD.
BY leaving in 10 lsA train win connect at Wilmington
asopover check from Conductor spend the night in vii
mngton, and take the 9.S5 A. train.
NOTICE-An coored persons, whether bond or free will
be required to bring responsible white person person
ally known to the undersigned, who will be willing to sign
bond to the Company before they will be taken over
portion OF the road wv any
myl6h WIN. CRAW FORD. Agent
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: FOR THE EASTERN

zRsssssas-s-zE=s AND WESTERN SHORE
The new swift and commodious Steamer KENT Captain
John H. hirwan leaves herwlarf on Light street foot Of
Camden, for CHoPTANK RlN Err EVERY WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY MORNING, at : o'clock, touching a
TamPdge' Gioas Point Caste Haven, Shermans Pier,
dence Eastern via Dover Brdgc0 Kingstown, Gilpins
R'int f" t landing and Denton, Returning leaves
Denton kN cry THURSDAY AND MONDAY MORNING.
atd O'Clock, touching at the above named Landings
Leaves for ANNAPOLIS and WEST RIVER EVERY
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING. Returning same
be prepaid VI 1'e'sH' must
ap25-f OK CANNON
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Sail Roabs,

Ie4s EfsEESsgSssfd WESTERN
szSszS1zk-fnks MARYLAND RAILROAD
Open o FINKSBuRG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station 80 and O'Clock Re-
turning leave Finksburg Station, Is, 10 30 and So
The o'clock enables spend three or four
hours in the beautiful Green Spring Valley, and return to
Baltimore $50 ?. NJ.
Stages Hampstead Manchester, Weslmns ter fancy
town and Emmittsburg onthe arrival of the $50 A 81
Also for Westminster the 4 =. NJ. train
jul3 If IRWIN K TAYLOR
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u EOTICE.
'ss ssi,sasiss=stssz FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

10000 - FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
CHANGE OF DAYS..0n and after WEDNESDAY NAV
23d, 1850, the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will Leave
BALTIMORE for the PatuXcn river every WEDNESD and
SATURDAY MORNINGS at o'clock, proceeding as far mn
as lyons creek on Vednesdays Returning will leave w
2n creek on Thursday morning at O'Clock for Baltimore
WI leave Baltimore Saturday morning at O'Clock for
iills Landing Returning, Will leave Hilrs Landing on
Mon1ay morning at 5ocock for Baltimore calling at the
usual landings the river also Plum Point and Fair
Haven going and returning ~ "
Freight received on tuesdays and Fridays
NJ. L. WEEMS, Master
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iHRUNUMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE aRnyr
GOODS IN BALTIMORE. " ''hs
... PETER WALTER
Eo, -, -, .-- no, =, - 20 W. Pratt street
BLUNT, New York ~ L. 800 OF.
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c II A K L. e S T O.
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURS!
The frst-class steamship
LOCUST POINT,
Capt. u. French
Will leave Spears wharf,
On TUESDAY, August 2lst,
at 3 o'clock, P. NJ precisely.
No freight received after IL O'Clock the day of sailing.
No Bills OF adng will he signed after the departure Of the
Htcamer
10 frpip ht only appy to
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UgmmlsSIDn Yslsrfbanis.

III P. EVANS,
IL COMMISSION MERCHANT
IA, 49, AND DEALER
FLOUR GRAIN, GUANO, GROUND BONES AMI srrorx,
=, PHOSPHATE OF LIME, SoR KIN
No. New Germ Exchange Building Wood strea,
p,.- ~. Baltimore Nd.
Slaicom q Co Carson, Zimmerman 4 Co
MSNeh Jones, John w. thinner man
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NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTANTANEOUS
sVe constantly on hand extensive assortn emit Of
mp SConpases QuadrantS, Octants, Sextants
Sar0meters Thermometers, Drawing Instruments Lamps
PIney1rs GompasSes, Gauging Rods, Out Sticks hoard
ues, Ia Lines, Burtts Coast Pilots, Ship A.
msse Anchors, Charts of all parts the world
manner 'Np"''e" LIE t.S gssa
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~, - HE 81 EAMEk ILANTER
WIZ ieaVe baltimore for the PauXent river every TIES
pa morning al o'clock, far up as Hills Landing
Returning, will leave HIPS Landing every THURSDAY morn
ing Tor BENEDICT VIII leave Benedict every FRIDAY morn
nE ny CLOCK Tor Baltimore calling at Plum Point and
Freight received on Saturdays and MONDAYS
Ie21f GEO WEEMS
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. WIMlNGTON MARKET, Aug. 16.-Turpentine-Sales
this morning of 3l4 bbs at 81 40 virgin and yellow
dip and 81 20 for hard, $50 lbs being still further
advance OF cts on the former and 2I the latter
port and to day of GA bbs S5 for country lots and
700 bbls at 81 cts. for New York bbls
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Tae sIisieII-sEsuaa. ,,.ss..,,

The waatfnoso,, ro-rss,,,,-,,.., y,
~" aess gives she ioIloWipB pi4Nant Necount ef
me defence Of Senator elidsH by his colleague.
Benjamin, in the Senate last Tuesday, #
The terrihIe nre,srva - nm.
Messrs seil III ps s;,, so y ~ y
LEGISLATION III IssQ as,f.s a. - , 49,, - 80
lana. squeezed m " EssE W w san sslss q lan
refrsed III yindezt~ sw 5ue,i, az h's Wont,
and brief written staswe1t ~ ~ as,sssaen cseA
hiuaeif on the gorjyeaynncs -vNis w.
mit MN Is agifafe 4 ausf ssh ~ ssa yId nos
he the ssfyerer anS denied 49, - Mn1a ne Noaso
ieaaue smuroIed the resons = ~ sa9 s,s9asnt cos
for he amdurt involved only m;;Is s-
Senator sjJeI iaurhed Ar n Wbat 49, y y NJ =
should force him from hiz sauatarini sss ,..sss -
what was 4 million or two when c0ranavssS s.stts
the Senator's idea Of his own selfrespect1 Ns-
thing.
The benign and seif-co5nPaaeens senator was =
Nary, ,s,r ne mas ssesm ~ y M,,ss iaysor ana
was gnIil5le Gnillver impaied on the pens Of the
literary Llllputlans- MMchievous Milea. Tanta-
lIzing Taylor! Why wilt fhon league to take down
thy colleague IN the Upper Honsez He who y =
nodsL g rs q Christian ehaigeneea perfect banquet
Of Christian yirtnes--a cataract cf conscientious
ness; ne whose humility before men = as much
above competition as Is MS temptation before NH
Hons. But there - no fathemIng the motives of
men wo cannot or wiit NOT belieye IN the upright
ness oI such senators
senator q bengamin, being unlike the aceompiahed
SounI ae1ra1Mons, who waas ~ Anthony Ham
mon telis -
= a sworn foe Of al long T<srhss- Is
made . very elaborate explanation, deanition 81
yindication of the act Sand himsel) against which
the select committees had reported. His speech
was perfect blaze OF colonial history, chronoIo1Y,
geography, Topography vaxiegsted With Spsn6h
law, French law, land law ~ iav vt sust0ny axd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-07

HoMIcrDE.-A horrible homicide occurred in
West Liberty, Morgan county, last week. Mr..
Phipps, young man, was fatally stabbed with a
boWe-knife by MIR. Watson, citizen of the town.
There had been some hard feelings between the
parties, when they met in Henry's drinking house
and the matter was opened again. the result Of
which was that Watson drew bowie and thrust it
in the body of Phpps, breaking blade in the back
bone, from the effects of which Phipps shortly
afterwards died. The cause Of the difficulty be-
tween them was woman towards whom Phipps,
it seems, had acted disrespectfully. Watson
escaped at the time, but was subsequently ar
rested and held over until the next term of court
to answer the charge of murder.
louisville Journal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-07

ONE OF JOHN BRowS's Men KILLED. y esterday
morning a tunnage train east from hartinsburg,
when at Lock House, three miles west Of Point Of
Rocks, ran over and killed free coored man,
named Henry Brown. who was lying on the track.
Risehead was severed from the body. He had been
70 picnic at the Point OF Rocks, and drinking too
much. became oblivious Of passing events, and
trains in particular laid down ON the railroad track,
and went to sleep. The deceased is supposed 70
have been one 81 Browns men, as he worked with
him near Harper's Ferry. baltimore Sun, 5Oth
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