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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-06
FouRrEEsTH EDITION Now READY.
A POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
"A FOR 1860.

Compiled BY HORACE 0kxELBY and JOHN y. CLEVELAND
New Edition. and enlarged
With Appendix, containing the following ADDITIONS: 800
The esbrsied VgnA and Kentucky Resolutions OF l1s5 aud
l7s9 which part Of the Democratic National Platform
VARIOUS Extracs from yanons Speeches Of the bon Sir
PHEN A DOUGLAS, delivered at various times aud giving
VARIOUS the subject Of Slavery in the Territories ana
the powegs AID duties Of Congress 10 relation thereto
Extracts from the Territorial Laws II new Mexico for the
protection Of Slavery aud bite 5edom and the vote OF the
House Of b. Yess and Nays proposition to
declare such null and void =,
The Points decided By the Supreme Court IA the e,e Of bred
Scott ag John r. A SANFORD copied from Howsrds Reports
The comprising bref view Of Presidential Nomin
and EecoEs including all the National Psois yet
adopted ALSO history Of the sugge respecting Slavery In
she suoTes and OF the action Of Congress 10 the Freedom
Of the Public Lands ih the most nooie Speeches and Let
Breckp6ge r. " JOhn,on &C. &c touching the questions Of
,bs dsx ard Returns all Presidential Elections since 1896
Pre- al Der copy Sent by ns, pot paid receipt Of
Desl.rs end Clubs supplied at rate Of &6 per 100 Terms
80 49, THE TRIBUNE He~.York
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furniture.


4 BEDROOM SUITE of ENAMELED FUR
IA NITuRE for s2s Of warranted manufacture. Also
solid chestnut CHAMBER SUITES. plain Ornamental at
FARRINGTONS Wserooms No 1853 Can,.t opposite Woos.
ter. E,tabi.hcd In 1913.
AT THE EAGLE ENAMELED FURNI-
IA TURE MANUFACTORY. No. 63I Broadway i've door.
above Laura keent heater Elegant chamber suites of this
celebrated Furniture In all styles d.gss coors at prices
S15 and upwSd Selling during October reduced prices
WsIdfobes, ML.tIesses, &c.
EST ENTENS SION TABLES.
ID WILLIAM HEERDT
Mandatory end WaTerooLs
No. $50 Wooster It,.
Between Prince ard Houson.sts N. Y
A ispe and CANT .tock on hand.
ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES of FUR
II NITURE In all colors and styles Wholesale Retail ct
AIS and upward also. Mattresses and Paillazses
WARREN WARD. No. 277 Canalst-,
-Four doors Of broadway, N. Y
CHOW CASES
- Of every description, manufactured by
@. WINTER No. rs North Williams
NIB. good sssormeu, constantly on hsd
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miscellaneous.

DUY YOUR SEWING-MACHlNE where you
I'D can exchange Il II not suited
THE ~ Y SENING-MACHINE EMPORIUM
No. 4s6 Broadway, will SELL or RENT
The Wheser Wilson, Grover Baker Finke Lyon, Ladd
Webster Co.. aud other hrst class Sewing Machines with the
privilege Of exchanging within thirty days.
Second hand MAJ hines BOUGHT.
" W. WICKES in, No 486 Broadway, cor. Broome- St
brushes of every description at the BRUSH
FACTORY No PeaTlst FrAnkinsqu All articles
ga at the factory prices Paint Brushes Of srps
Nor quality constantly on hand JOHN X HOPPEL.
EDW. CORNING g. Co.
IL Have removed from
No 81 John IT. to their NEW STORE,
No. 10 Dusnest., Broadway.
. nON CASKS, from 10 to POO gallons each,
HVVVJ suitable for Cider 6o.-Always on hsud very
.uppy of second hand Flour Barrels suitable for any dry
ni,ns Also constant supply Of new Barrels and HafBG
aos Yanr Applts Potatoes kc made sire. for sale
var, iow ' A. 7. BRIGGS, No. q Rutssuslip.
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AeGiral.


A GENUINE PAIN KILLER
"A NO EAsY s sHGgL 6s gh W EfasTs IT
The pain II hlls-the swellngs cease;
You have no fear from soil or grease
Sold b 01 SS S S and S,sd .a ost 30
Depot no. 1856 Cresnwch-st. Price rs cents.
DEAFNEsS, DEAFNESS, DEAFNESS
~ At ONCE REMOVED.
READ TESTIMONY
BANK or the RgPuBIc,l
Dr. Won Mosbzer treated very successfully ...stse
orJ Ny besDg restored AID nnues good evv,
and add my testimony 10 bis favor ,.y.,
President of the Bank Of the Repubie
Won Moscbzsker has opefst for desness OF
yeas standing with eminent success after hayiag tried several
nSsr S my S and ss my rra
r. McGEoN.
No rs Broadway st. Ncno az Hotel
No IC7 CLITr IN PLACE,
BETwEEn FIFTH AND sIXrd-AvFNUEs
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
IL SosEI.ARs AGO, FoLLOwIsG regardios
Gsefenteg Medicines received from high literary aad
thereby cert tina. have examined number Of
exhibited by toe Graf, abeg Company relative TO tbs
present evidences senaneness and ere therefore ensd %
the confidence Ofths public NBASGs D. D.
Since that me Of the leading Gra<ea6erg Medicine. kas
UTERINE cATaoLIcoS.
Hheh 10 certain eurstor all female fegyiar ceakaess
tums u'ee,aitn Inflammation, tchH falling and other toeI
Price ST SO per 5Otlr ~ Fox sx DOLLARS FIVE Bor
WIN .EST ExPNEss. AND CHARGES PREPAID TO
END Sy EE 1Gsr t,ss T Essc SESG;TS 81
Graef, neers institute No. = BoND-ST NETWORK.
D BsOsE plsdet s word o the truth Of tn, asovs
permitted 70 refer an oHg others TO
Prot a. P PEaBoDI u HDra,d nrc,.i;y, Ma"
Rev. z. ID CHAPIS, D. d., 81 Neio- iO,k.
ne. LEATHEs YELLOW DOCK SIRUP
cur ksep@stism Pies BIZ tche' soa Pinp e. aud ~
tom cultivated YELLOW DOCK ROOF Que D,Iu pss
SGs p,PIs: 80 ne csiaa met fSs :, No. So on
A TTENTION! "SCOTTs AMERICAN REM
"A EDi," for RI umdtin Js.pp.a serr asd Asss Seos-
NEy XII s s9 CHI cd S TrsE g = pr s %sy IT.
WRITE to DR.. SCOTT No, ss5 sTo.d%syN NY -
THE GOOD TIME is COME,
TIE remedies found nyOu afflicted them.
y DYSPEPSIA,
CosTiVESgss.
disorder Of the Liver and Kidneys single bottle each
pARLINGs
Liver REGULATOR
"LIFE BlTrEgs"
have cured by usiug worth Of thsss
drops Of Liver Resas,Or taken once or twice,
cures
COLDS
Of the worst knd As FAMILY MEDICINE II has equal
mic sns "oi pss .s but sps
and emineny Usenl indeed almost pvehe in all
scdity Of the s.omach sick headache loss Of appetite periodical
arrangements and morning sickness Of females aud gesera
bity
These FLUID vEGsrALR RrNsDIEs natures help meet
Warranted pure sae rid ana reliable and free from al min
ersls or poi on Of any hind
BOTANIC MEDICINES IN HOMEOPATHIC DOSES.
There T. nothing like than in all the lard
Sent by mail express receipt the pica Address
DANIEL DARLING,
No. lilo Nassau It. NJ Y.
Fifty cents snd 81 bottle each.
Sold by Druggists
See c,deass Of cures in ccullr which accompanies each
bottle.
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Bulloins malericls .
Ocean Gteamers, 81.

Ocean Steamers, &l.
CTEAMsHIP ADRIATIC, for HAyRE. will
- ocl ok precisely SATURDAY. the 9th inst
fa'''' rs 9 ''q''''1 - ~ r srEPaENs Secretary
aSTEAMER Of OCTOBER q,
Tho United States Mail steamship
com.,oc, daDm.sd AT1 Iii sd. from the foot .,
Csra.st Oh SATURDAY, Oct g. at 10 H., 9th ass, PSs"n
Esrs spt Specie, for the sbose port.
Steamship Company 'f''" No IS sT Il Mi Secretary.
A5 his Ai and .s Isl SATURDAY Nov. L.
NCHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS otsa nship
l. NETWORK, +. J Won ssntsD, Conmaodsr carrying
TIE - o sITURDAY. DC, 81. at ~ o'clookp M,
BREMEN. VIA souTHAMPT0
LONDON, HAvRE SOUTHAMPTON, and BREMEN.
Fh.. cabin, 100; second cabls. $50; ,seouse sss
For height SE LICE PIE sESrcEN
COR SAVANNAH aud the SOUTH.-The
sSP MoSrSoMEFFg SsRt wG Oct e ssaZ will
Passage ss.aa1I9 r9 5 s. Noble ss son
s2s So Chattanooga, s25; Eufas pa Albany sas GosI'
Ss' sa .s s1ad sc'H f935s s''d
10 No. So West 8, aud no. 23s BroAdSsy.
as; sd SsTP capt f. 0'0'- w
DOR SAVANNAH ard other POINTS as Be-
i low.Ths ers,-class tide. shsel steamship ALABAMA
Cat Gso Psl o Moth RIVER
New Orleans $40 81 Mobile SIS Montgomery sssi "a.
Chattanooga s2s; Nashville s2l 75 Knoxville, $2S 50 Mem
PHI, sal Isl Ausust,, III 50 Macon go Savannah sl'
tut "'S"' u SAMUEL L. MITCHiLL SON
L'Ok CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. "A nrsr-
Il will leave New Yok the ls 18th and 2st Of
s a.y o dpsde 1 be the MONDAY osas Foi
ssh o. g::,sse apply at the only Sss NG A.ss
DEDUCTION in PRICES.
III ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE
Touching st. Johns r. to land Passenger. aud receive
The Roy al Mail and Government Dispssches
The Steamers comprising this have been approved By the
A'n''i hE f"S IRON sIDE.wHEEL STEAMERS;
CONEAuGHT ................44S tuns Ssrden
MUNSTER .....................4,40ot ,ns burden.
ULSTER ......................44O 400 tuns burden
The ne1s aspstar. viii BE- the CoNNAUGaT rom Boston
On TUESDAY DC. 3D. 70 be followed by the PKiSCE AL
BERT, from EewYork' November 20 from Pier No 81 North
Rate. Of 70 any part Of ireland on Railway and to
Frs: Class sIOO SEQ SIS according to state
.omlnodation. Third cla $50 including cooked pI2vsou,
And to ST Johns N F.-Firat Class S3S Third Class Bis
Children under II years half price under year free Third
re :GsS ,us beds sns with Oh.
regards safety and tort combined tb node
asns They srs confidently expected IN speed aud
qualities any vesseeysr built and are repete
An Experienced surgeon ached each ship Persons
ssns send for their friends obtain return tickets az the
Ia ihIs cabin Galway SO In third cabin from
town Ireland railway Ssi So In third cabin from ths
principal clties OF England aud Scotland, 835.
f'' "'''D' u piaiio5W LRHD AsPINwALL Agents.
and
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rINHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for
Il GOVT and RHEUMATISM An suf ersTs from ths aboy,
complaints either Iona dug advised 70
BLAlRS GOVT and RHEUMATIC PILLS. They can b
lied upon as ne most sac snd e ua eesy ever Offered the
or the above complaints
PalCF 80 AND IS CENTS PER BOX
Prepared by PROIlT HARSANT, Loajau, Eusl.nd, and
soli W their Agent MILTON HARSANT sd II aud Broad
say aud by \. C. WELLS Co, No us fnsklin ~ Y.
Her Mscttys Commits h,ve authorized aud cd
Of Thomas Prout No 229 Strand London" to DO inn
pres upon the Government stamps affixed each box OF the
genuine medicine.
DILES, PILES, and COUGH.--A one-dollax
bottle OF either will cure money viii te returned ~
Mrs DR. HuSSEY, No. Ge Groene-st, near Amity.
Patients house. and cured OF almost knowo
di.esse. without medicine by Dr. HUssEY
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Hotels.

MADISON-SQUAREH HOTEL, corner 2lst-st
M nd broadway This modern hotel ha,iug bsen painted
th,or ghou and thoroughly iepsred Is nov ad, for parties
wishing rooms for the Winter. JOHN hihoohE'
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Boar0 an1 Rooms.

DOARD in BROOKLYN.--F irst-class ACCOM-
I'D MODATIONS Families and siuge Gentlemen at Pine
upple, conner OF Fulton st.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED for young
married lacy during Winter months III private family
there are other boar der aud Wis SHE eau nave ne
~ home distance Is niles ~ "a
AJ5ss sis,ins location terms &c j. d.
stai n ID. Ne1.Y ora Post-Uhi .. Reference given
FURNISHED ROOMS can be had, with Break
l. fist fr Uett.men only. near WssilDst .lu'fe' two
blccis Bosdwpy Hou- furnished Win all t'o m''eiH
improvements Address T. Tdbuos Office
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Notice 40 Mariners.
State Department, Office Lighthouse
Board, Washington Aug 2Ist 1850

Official
The following notice to Mariners received at this de
partment from the United States consulate at Pernambu
CO. published for the information of those whom may
concern viz2d section. Rio de Janeiro, Departing nt
of State for Naval Affairs, 18th of May, 1860
by the department of State for Naval Affairs: Be il
known to all the mariners that the lantern of the For
ess OF tho Santos Refs Magos situated on the bar of Rio
Grande do Norte in at5 As SOUTH and Ion IS 10 Is west
Of greenwich has been replaced by large circular lamp
OF elght lghts, placed on cylindrical tower on the
platform of said fortress,
This new ltght, which is fixed and of a natural color
Is TO spans Potuguese) above the level of the
water In the regular tides and may be at distance
of twelve miles.
BY order of the Light house Board
VIM. F. SMITH,
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SbipplNa TntslltaeMe.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, AUGUST 81.

Arrived.
Slrs George Peabody, Pritchard from Ri chmond mdse
and passengers to Brandt, Jr, Reports of Cove Point
two banks and herm brig, and of Yeocomco river a
bark and deeply laden schooner---H Cav, Her, I'm
Philadelphia, j Shriver
Schrs Eliza Jane, Adams, from Boston, mdse to -.
Moses NenMame, NanName, from New York ice TO 7
Cochran & Co.
Barge Helen Brown Hicks, from Havre de Grace ice to
Fl oler.
Come up.
schr Fred Howell Lafever, before reported at Quaran-
Brig James Madison Freyhoz before reported at qua
rantne from Havana, and molasses to Kirkland
Chase & Co.
Bark Uncle Sam, Cole, from Havana
Brig Jas Madison Fr s!,aarsd from Havana
strs Maryland, Wilson, Charleston. c. Chas Fender
gast-Adelade Cannon, Norfolk Fas---
Bark Kate Lincoln, Hughes, Havana, Morrell & Ran
Brig Whitaker, Noonan Bath, Kelsey & Gray.
schrs Florida, Tall, Wilmington, c, Dunnock Wea-
Po Rgv Ellen Gy Ays Va sonnpet
Baker, Weber, Portland, Kelsey Il Gray
sailed.
No vessels reported.
Bark TalIsman, Baldwin, from Bnenos Ayres, arrived
Bark Huntington, White hence, at Buenos Ayres 9th
July loading for New York. and to sail aqout July
10th
Brig Chattanooga Forrest at Buenos Ayres sth ult fol-
Baltimore 18TH
Brig Gmor Merdith, Eldridge at Marseilles 5tl ms
Sc days from New York.
Schr Palestine, Campbell for Alexandria, sailed from
Bakers Landing Odd inst
Bark selah, Gould, at Holmes Hole from Baltimor
for Boston.
Big Herald, Blake, for Philadelphia or Baltimore, s
from Sippican oath inst,
Schr Pendleton, Church, hence at Charleston, c
23d inst
schr Il Day, Chase, for Baltimore, sailed Provi
denee 9th inst
Schr Sarah NJ. Sherman, sailed I'm Providence for BAL
timore oath inst.
Ship George Peabody, Pousland for HAMPTON Roads
sailed from Valparaiso, 9th ult.
Schr IL Adams, Hinckley, for Baltimore, sailed fror
New Bedford oath inst.
23d inst
Ship John Parks, for Hampton Roads sailed I'm Ca
lao, since 18th ult.
Bark Bruno, Peed, for Baltimore remained at II
yana 18th inst
Schr Reindeer, Krimer hence for Rhineback wass {
New York 23d inst.
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, August 25th-Arriyed brig Hummir
Bird Marseilles; Mary Ellen Windsor; schr Gipsey
chlhsi James Lawrence and Lottie Boston, BOLIVIA
Rockland.--Cld ship Aymar Scarsport. Toulon
Orleans harks Wilson, Philadelphia facony Marse
les; brig Tornado, Kingston; Pedro C Dolz Marseile
Aug 26th-Arr steamship Montgomery, Savannah; sh
Atlanta Philadelphia; bark Convoy, Remedies; Caval
Lavacca
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 25-noon-Arr brig Woo t,
Boston; sehrs Fanny, Genoa. Charm, Boston, Leesbur
Portland Susan, Boston.-Cld steamship Delawa a,
New York; brig Lydia Francis, Cardenas; Sarah Woos
Southern PORTS
SAVANNAH Aug 25-Cld steamship Mount Verp
New York. 23-Cld schr y S Davis; New York NJ
Shndler, Alexandria.
WILMINGTON, Aug oi-Arr schr Hattie Ross, Pc
land.
MOBILE, Aug 20-Ar schr Sea Lion, J Gwin. Sirer
and Mary Magdalena, New Orleans - Cid ship Win
SCR Forest, Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 13-Arr ship Pocahontas.
de Janeiroi schr Stephen Hochkss, Mobile
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= Er;;stss:s7 FUn TIE
~ e@sssse@--ES4 N u Z" II,
EST A Nd O9F II " F. i T
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

Sb1HlL Il Eiti NtEEhENT
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Trains leave Calvert Station follows
The Mail Train daily Excerpt Sundays, at $50 A. ~
and the Express Train daily at 30 for Elmira Buff
ao, Niagara rails Kingston Scranton Binghampton, Sy
raGus Oswego Toronto, Quebec Montreal and Ali paris
OF western New York and Canada Also for pttsburg Chi
e@o CleVand Cincinnati, ST. Louis, parts Of the
West and Northwest. t " '
Travellers by either of these trains to Dtrot and
chicago via Niagara Falls, the cost as hv ny
other route "' ~ '"S
For New York City by the 30A NJ Train with oDIv one
chage OF cars and at as low by any other route
AT $50 A N: for Emmittsburg, GettySburg Lancaster
Eenanon, Reading, Pa POttsve Bethlehem, Allentown
Md. " '0' 4'"''s'S''"H'
At839 4 n. and and P. NJ for Green Springs Clw
ms Ms Mills NILS: keistefsown AMI Westminster, Nd.
fhe Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily eycept SIM
day) at COP NJ, for the West and Northwest "
The CockeySvi!le Accommodation Train at 80 A. N from
EooH and Goo 7 NJ from Calvert Station Returning ar
riyeS at $40 A. NJ. and 8 % Z, NJ F' "
travellers from Washington and THE South by the % A
this road. >o >'>'"' "'e'
For TICKETS and normation apply at the Ticket Office
Baltimore ~ '''''
rou,,m orc,,,,x, JAS: G. CLARKE Superintendent
JOHN I RIGNEY, Asst superintendent -
J. Ii. WARNER, Ticket Agent
June &C. 1850.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

AMES II. KEMP Il Co,
81 SUCCESSORS TO HAGGER Il BROTHER
CORNER PRATT STREET SPEAR's WHARF,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS
Rave constantly on hand extensive assortment of
snip CompaSses Quadrants, 0eants Sextan Glasses
3arOneters thermometers, Drawing Instruments,
SurVeynrS CompasSes Gauging Rods, Ont Sticks Board
Rules Ta tlines, Burts Coast Pilots, Shipmasters As
sstan' Hedge Anchors, Charts of all parts Of the world
Chronomeers rated and Instruments repaired in the best
Ianner. ap2-tf
THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
A. ,,n,, 49, BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING lNSFRUM ENTS,
and
GLOBES
no THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF IRE AnOvE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PErKR WALTHER,
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR f. Il C. w
BLUNT, New York. faso.tr
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,fMrnnnrf.

III ENRY w. JENKINS,
IL PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER,
No. l6 LIGHT ST,
Has on hand large stock Of and is constantly manuc,
ring every description Of CABINET WARE Of the best ma
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING rNnER
BEDS holsters and PILLOWS OF Hair or Feathers IRON
bEDsTEADS suitable for Hotels, servants, &c. jattf
q NEW RNITURE
EM WAREROOMS.
The undersgnedwould call the attention of his friends
and the public to his new Warerc Oms and his large
and varied assortment of Furniture. His stock being IL
NEW and OF the best Workmanship with very moderate
prices, he hopes for continuance of patronage he has
so long enjoyed at the OF dStand.
THOS McGLANNAN
49, -, No 40l West Baltimore street
u r. e. uRNIrnRE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, and
hEeloS Ed Win CAkE mh23 If
ca W. GREENWOOD Il CO.'S
ESNs CLAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS
MA%uFAGTuREEs ttTHEB I'm 6SffRsEE RE R5FEIER s
oonstnty on nand and direct from Factory great
variety OF CHAIRS manufactured of Maple, Oak Walnut
ana ahogany CaneSeat and Buck, Rush and Wood Seat
bundles or boxes for shipping. f' ~
once Chairs, Cane and Wood Settles, Cane seat,
seat Boston Rockers,
ROCKING CaIrs cane seat and Spanish Chairs Suits
; baeK c,o;., ,.. - Cottage Sets and Chamber
Library Cnahs, cane seat and Furniture,
Back, Bureaus,
Teea Tetes, Caneseat Toilet Tables and Washsand
Back, -, Extension Tables, &c.
We cordially invite patrons and all others in
the trade, to give a call.
ADMINISTRATION, Lord & CO. Duer Norris q
Co, s. S. Stevens Sons.
W. GREENWOOD Il CO,
900 Nos. IS and lU0 Baltimore street,
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2 A-SIl4-h NUTIUE.
Essaissss--ssssa FOR THE PATUXLNT RIVER

IN -, -. FAIR HAVEN AMI Plum POINT.
o.G iANGE or pAIS.-On and after W WEDNESDAY,, Nav
I'd 100, the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave
aiIiQre for the PatuXent river every WEDNESDAY and
SAlllAY MORNINGS at O'Clock, proceeding as far IN
as Lyons creek on Fednesdays Returning, will leave "
ons creek Thursday morning at O'Clock for Rst
NIL Leave Baltimore Saturday morning O'clock far
NUS LANDING Returning, Will leave irs Landing on
on15y morning at O'Clock for Baltimore calling al the
Haven going and returning. ' anu az
Freight received on Tuesdays and Fridays
LLLALn.
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,z.,, THE STEAMER PLANTER
WI leave Baltimore for the Patuxent river every TTrEs
IA morning at o'clock, as far up as HIPS LANDING
Returning, will leave Hiils Landing every ThnrsaU I
ing for Benedict. Will leave Benedict every Erdag I
M at . clock Tor t. Gilmore, calling Plum Point ana
FAR Haven going and returning ~ ''i' ''1i'i
Freight received on Saturdays and MONDAYS
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.URLETT & SONS

no; DO NORTH STREET
GH ff9El The undersigned having greatly en-.
~ 40 arged their premises aud increased their faci
t, peg leYe 10 call the attention Of the public to H.
extensive stock Of every description OF ARRiAGFS
IA te most elegant style and durable manner which eT
are prepared to sell on accommodating terms
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices amp "
iro,.y JOHN CURLETT SON
IS North street Baltimoye
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e25tf q Nh NJ " It22S3XEz, -
ST FOR TIE EASTERN

.4 ~. Hs1s4,. 49,, - AND WESTERN SHORE
Hahn icy smiit ana commodous Steamer KENT CAPTAIN
r iEai, leaves herwharf on Light street fon NJ
sSd'sf lTr GHPrAMK Rly FIR EVERY WEDNESDAY
- fIAf MORNING, at I o'clock touchinp a
Wo1as Point CaSte Haven, Shemans Pier
danca wharf, CABIN Greek Mediords Wharf Proyi
EASTERN, iva Dover Bridget Kinpstown GiInin,
tnt f@5ers Landng and Denton Returning leaves
he = 1 EE EkY THURSDAY AND MONDAY M0RNiSG7
at eeok, toGshing At the above Landings
TI rftHSS J9r ANNAPoiIS and WEST RIVER EVERY
m hG9nd Trip Tickets for these days ST. Freight must
ap25.f ~ y o,,,,,o,r
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IsEs sss% Effsss5E5;zss::zse.s.--i PHILADELPHIA,
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I%s Esss Co.; PHILADELPHIA,
H%SsE s'a z1zsf1@-aFG WlLMTN GTON AND
- BALTIMORE RAILROAD
SPRING AREA Nt1EHFNT
nj, 2 and after MONDAY, Apr sd, Passencer trains for
fiiIa3eiPhla VIII leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DA ny, (eSs s Gb Sunday g follows, viz
A. NJ. EVENING MAIL at 625 =. NJ
ON at 525 NJ only Al trains connect with
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached leaves at
4 r. M, stopping at all Stations between Baltimore and
and IL p NJ
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAIL
ROAD
By leaving in 10 l5A ~ train will connect at Wilmington
with 5S5 H. train, by aving Is r NJ can procure
ascpover check from Conductor, spend the night in VII
mington, and take the g. IS A. NJ train. " "
NOTlCE-All coiored persons, e1eher bond or free will
De required to bring white
ally known TO the undersigned, who viii he willing SIGN
bond to the Company, before they will be taken over ay
portion OF the road WV "'S
mylb-tf VIM. CRAWFORD Agent
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GEaa Z. CARRIAGES

I e. CARRIAGFsIl
IT. The subscribers have hand at their factory, No. 90
Mhoi "a EITE STREET, general assortment of Car
So the most approved styles all of which will he salC
AT me lowest prices for cash approved paper All Carra
es suSianed for twelve months. We respectfully invite
me pubilc g call and examine stock.
u ~ b.-old Carriages taken in exchange for ones
Repairing done with dispatch
n26t? !. RIDDIEMDSER,
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sIs - asszas;:ss.s7 FOR THn
sxA4 S.a scs7sas-@ VEST AND HOGrtt
Ilows: ''"''' wa '-''' ~
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore. all (excrpt s;rf,sz
sc $50 NJ; Express daily at 4uU p NJ and Acconl0ia
Hop at y50 NJ, through for ALL ARTS OF THE II EST
SOUTHWEST. " y" '''
FOR M 7 PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont A.
bet%ten Cumberland and Wheeling, and Grafton
and Parkersburg, take the go n train from l'ati1OIe
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore al 10 ? n
and from Frederick at 720 A Nj.
THE ElICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves RaItia.5ie ut
G.40PM. '' - '' ''"
Leave baltimore at 90 and $40 A. NJ and- 10 ana 2gp
u On Sundays at 425 A. NJ. only. Leaves Washington io
baltimore at 20 ana 40 i. NJ, and and 81 2 M On
Sundays at % p ~ only The s,coad and third train.
only from Baltimore stop way points The serngi ,3.
fourth trains from Baltimore and the second and iyl from
washington ennheet 18th trains the Annapolis Road
or tickets Of every kind information, amply to j. r
ENGLAND AGea at the Ticket ONCE, Camden station
". p SMITH
Master OF Tran
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p,,,o,,o 4, n, .,,, a, =, NJ. l.. v EEMS Master
fassage to Fair Haven 50 cents Meals eytrs