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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-08-30

THE Subscribers respectfully inform
their numerous customers, and the
Planters in general, that they are al
ways prepared to furnish them with
NEORO CLOTHING, of the very best
materials, and at most reasonable
prices.
The large patronage they receive
from tlis and ncighboring States has
induced them to extend their establish
mcnt, so as to meet any increase o.!
business, and, in order to be able to
supply their patrons always with the
same and best descriptions OF mate
rails. they have mado contracts with
| several Of the most prominent mann
factories nthc South, and shall hence
forth be able to supply Planters will
goods Of uniform quality.
They feel confident That they vii
give entire satisfaction to all thos'
who may patronizc their. cminentl.
Southern enterprise, and solicit thei
orders, which shall receive immediat
attention.
HEBRARD & co.
June 81, 1860. l6-'
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CouNr1NG u UN11ArcnED CH1cKrNs.-Thc Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Times
says that there is already much speculation at
Washington as to the probable arrangement
of "Old Abc's; Cabinet. According to this
authority, Mr.. Seward is set down as Premier,
as his occupying tue first position will give
caste to the Administration, and in some mea
sure quiet apprehension at the south. Tho
Republican managcrsat Washington rcpualate
pointment The French Mission is assigned
to him. Henry Winter Davis is booked for At
torney General. The other names the writer
has been unable to learn, though the National
Committee have, he understands,'a a full tickc
| arranged.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

For ono square Of TEN limos, or less, for first
insertion. .................$ 81 90
For each additional insertion, per square SO
ssS- Liberal discount made to quarterly
scmi-aunual and yearly advertisers.
szG." Steamboat Notices, for the season :. SIS
.i,S~ Announcing candidates for office ito be
paid in advance). ..............Sl
asJ~ Professional and Business Cards, (not to
exceed SIX lnes) published twelve months. $40
Fry Cards Of u PERSONAL character can only
be published in this paper as adverisements,nt
double rates. and paid for In adeaace.
gss- Advertisements not marked on the copy
will be inserted until forbid and charged ac-
cordingly.
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ANOTHER DOUGLAS ELEcron DECLINES The
Confederation yesterday, published letter from
Maj. Boiling Hall, Of Autauga, declining to
serve as Elcctor for the Douglas ticket in the
District Maj. Hall has been the main stay ofthe
Douglas concern in this portion Of the State
What will the Douglas squad do now that he
has abandoned them in the hour ofdesponden-
cy and distress? just the other day We pub
lshcd letters from Mr.. Clements, OF Lowndes,
and Mr. Clitherall, of Pickens, Electors for their
respective Districts, declining to act for Douglas
and johnson, and giving in their adhesion to
Breckinridgc and Lane. This was discourag-
ing enough in all mercy to the forlorn follow
crs of the Little Giant; but now that Major
Boiling Hall has deserted them in this thcir
hour OF extremity, it must be absolutely cXcruci-
ating. We hope, however, that these bitter
troubles will not be without their Christening
influence upon this wayward taction.-Mont-
qon,ery (Ala.) Advertiser.
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A BETA gentleman of Memphis made a
bet few days since, with Col. Dobbins. of this
State, $4,000 side, that Douglas will get
Douglas man will win the pile.-- Erchange.
The gentleman referred to livcsin this county
There was forfeit OF $500 on the above bet.
Col. Dobbins deposited the $4,000 at Memphis
per agreement, but Mr.. A. Y. Partee, the Doug
lasite, backed down and lost the forfeit. We ewere
present and speak from the book. The Colonel
will bet 100000, if desired, that Breckenridge
will carry more States than Douglas.-Cya
korna Citizen.
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Where Gen. Joe Lane Would
STAND.

In North Carolina, Lane made speech from
which we quote this passage:
"And," said he, his face lighting up with the
enthusiasm of a patriot, "should your rights
ever be invaded, should your property ever be
endangered. should your lives ever be jeopardic,
zed, would fly to your relief from my far-otl
home and give all the powers of'my arm and
my head in your defence-in defence OF the
rights of the South!
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.

GuNNlsoN, CHAPMAN & Co.,
90 ST CHARLES ST, NJ o.,
MANUFACTURERS or
Stationary and Portable Steam
Engines,
CALORIC ENGINES,
SAW MILLS, AND ALI. DESCRIPTIONS or
PLANTATION MACHINERY,
Gullett's Patent Steel Brush
Cotton Gin.
MFR STONE will be in Monroe and vi
NA cinily for the next three months,
and Planters desiring toput up Steam
next season, for Gin or Saw Mill, will
find it to their interest to gct'his osti-
matc before purchasing.
We wero awarded the first Preini-
nm at Mississippi State Fair No
ycmLor lnst for tho best Stationary
Engine on exhibition, when there was
large competition. AS we arc man
ufucturcrs Of our Engines, we can
furnish better Engine for tho price
than those who bartcrsin them. The
Steel Brush Cotton Gin has taken the
Premium wherever exhibited, and has
ginncd more cotton and made n better
sample from the same material, Qhis
Gin will clean the cotton Of nearly all
the dust and sand, and Planters run
no risk in trying IL, MS NO PAY ifits0ocs
not perform vol. asF
Wleu il is started properly il has
no competition for speed, sample, and
cleaning cotton Of sand. We nre al
ways ready for competition on planta-
tions, or Mt Public Fairs, for trio!
against the Gin makers Of the world
This Gins made Mt l7& ll9 Tchon'
ptoulns Street, New Orleans. -.
TER. M S.
The Terms for Gins arc $5 per saw,
shipped at tho expense Of Planters, and
If the Gin doea not perform as@rccom
mcndcd, freight refunded. 49,.
Planters writing. r. .. Stone, care OF
Byrnc, Shields Il Co, Monroe, La, will
have estimates of machinery and Gins
sent to thcm -
!, BFay- IIoswill start and fully guaran
u , tee all Gins he sells,
y March 18th, 1860. .g On,
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THEY'RE GIVING IT UP!-The editor of the
Thomson, Ca, Herald, a neutral paper,
says: -
Though we expect to vote for Bell and Ever
ett yet our humble opinion is, from present in
dications, that Breckinridgc and LanewilL be
elected. They appear to be most the popular with
the people everywhere.
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ARE YoU AWARE OF IT.-Old Line Wings,
you who love and revere the memory Of Henry
Clay, are you aware that John Bell believed
and so stated publicly that here eas Il corrupt
bargain entered into bel,esen Ams and C2y 10 secure
the election Of the former to tie Presidency Jy Ae House
of Representatives., IN Ae gear 1925. Whether you
are aware of it or not il is so,
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GEoRGlA.--On the 18th ult. meeting one
of the meetings that we read about-was held
at Ringgold, Georgia, for the purpose of ratity-
ing the nominations of Douglas and johnson.
There being only three-not three hundred or
three thousand, but only three-men present,
the meeting was unanimously adjourned, sine
IL
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John Bell to Cave johnson.

When the WHITE movement was begun in
Tennessee, which led to the dcsertion of the
Democratic party by Mr.. Bell and his followers,
the true and sincere friends Of Gen. jackson
again and again warned those Jackson men
who were acting with MI Bell, that their course
would divide the party. Mr.. Bell and his
friends insisted that such was not their inten-
ton, and such would not be the effect of their
movement. In January, 1885, Mr.. Bell wrote
a letter to Col. Cave johnson upon the subject
from which we extract the following. We in
vite to it the attention of every Democrat in
Tennessee. Mr.. Bell said: -,
I'VE owe it to consistency,tto priuciple and
our own character, to do notiing so as 10 diridf
or party. so as to overthrow it withsthc leading
principles developed with it-and therefore, il
now or at any time hereafter. there is or should
be n danger of producing such q result by run
ming Judge White, we ought not to take him
up #; Or if taken up and such result should
become imminent it would be necessary that
one or the other of the opposing candidates OF
our party should be withdrawn"
Such was the feeling with which Mr.. Bell en-
tered ipto the cause Of Judge White, bnt he
soon became so much involved in it that he lef
the Democracy forever.
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Painting,

/ uAALVAI6s
The undersigned, thankful for the
liberal patronage that has been be-
slowed upon him will still carry on
the House, and Ornamental Painting
and Paper Hanging After serving
his egular apprenticeship and carry,
ing on the business for a number OF
years, he thinks that he can give en-
tire satisfaction. .........-
LISTER & FERGERSON.
observation-disclosures Jones, Monroe
La; Col. Rutling, .Washita Fivcr; w
II. Gale, DR.. j. G. Cummings, Monroe
Orders left at tho Post Office or w
H. Gale, Land Agent, will be prompt
" tatcnded to. All work warranted
Mar, 20, '60,tf.
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Lost or MisIaid,

an or about the 20th ut., a rromissory note
\ or due bill drawn in my favor by MepsrF.
Jones & Watts OF Monroe, for the sum ol Ss?
Persons are iorewurncd against trading or NJ
gotiating for gaid note or due bill, as The pa~
ment of the same has been stopped.
WM. Il. LISTER.
Monroe, July 8, 18Go.--3t.
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SAVE YOUR FRUIT!

By using MAsON's PArENr- PREFTsNvE
JARs.--The best patterns made. BOT
sale by BYRNE g. SHIELDS ~
MoNRoE, May 3lth, 1860.
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BREcK1NRrDGE IN THE OLD KnYsgoNE STATE.
The Philadelphia Argus says: The sentiment
of Pennsylvania is beyond u doubt in favor of
the election of Breckenridge and Lane, and the
tone of the press coming up from eyre county
of the State. most clearly indicates that such is
the feeling influencing the great conservative
masses of the people.
The evidence that the pubic opinionin Penn
sylvania is in favor of Breckenridge and Lane,
that they are daily growing stronger, and the
prospect of their receiving the electoral vote,
is most cheering. Even the papers in the State,
which have hoistel the names Of Douglas and
johnson, with one or two exceptions, are now
in favor of the recommendation Of the State Cen
trail Committc, in regard to the union of the
Democracy, upon one electoral ticket, and the
indications now are, that the ticket will be cleo
ted Notwithstanding the. efforts to the contrary
of John W. Forncy, and his corroral's guard Of
smaller spirits.
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TANsEN, HALL g. MERKLE-Importets
d aud Wholesale Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals.
Dye stuha, &C., &c, No. AZ Maiden leac,
New York.
Na' Chemical Preparations, Patent Med
cinca, &c, manufactured to order on reasonable
''rms, and satisfaction guaranteed
April 26. 1860. .'n,
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BREcKINn1DGE AND LANE IN TENAs.--Thc
Galveston News speaks in this wise Of pros
poets in Texas:
We see from our exchanges that enthusiastic
ratification meetings are being held in nearly
all, and perhaps all, the counties of the State,
indorsing the nomination of Breckinridge and
Lane. The San Antonio papers are nearly fill
ed with the proceedings OF an immense meeting
held in the Plaza on Saturday before last. 1t
would fill our paper to give even an outline of
the speeches ind resolutions adopted. They
all, however, indorsc the principles Of the
Southern Breckinridge platform. and repudlatc
Douglas and his squatter ersovereignty doctrines
as very little less Objectionable than Abolition
ism. tits truly cheering to witness such una
nimity in the support Of the rights and equall.
ty of the South. Even Old-Line Wings and
Kuow-Nothings seem determined not to be be-
hind the Democrats in sustaining the institu-
tions of the South in this great crisis. The
Huntsville Item contains proceedings of ratiii-
cations in Huntsville and Montgomery.
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Bell and Everett at the North.

St. Joseph, July Is, 1860.
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= NJ hhed by order of the Democratic
81 l?a3''ss. Ffse, President, pro- TEN.
,fg Sec y pro. tenn.
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VIM. F. SMITH,
Engineer Secretary.

Lighthouse Inspectors Office, |
New York, July so, 1860 {
On about the 9TH of August the Bartlets Light
Vessel will be taken into rev LoDaou Tor repairs.
schooner exhibiting fixed white lights will take her
place on the station until her repairs are completed
By order Of Lighthouse Board
A. NJ. PENN1CK,
Lighthouse, Inspector I'd dist
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Commission, TlsrtkaMts.

TOHN f. LAWSON CO.,
LUMBER, sTAvE,
eENE rs 4. g gSg4 SS4w H gzRskE
,,,. Opposite B. & O. R,R 6ePst Er.'
~ G. DE GARMENDTA.
u. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
feS-tf $50 Baltimore
TT P. EVANS,
III. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FLOUR, GRAIN, GgAS9, GROUND BoYEs AND SUPER
No 5New Corn Exchange Building, , street IA
P. Mslcom 4 Co Carson, Zimmerman & Co,
Mcneil & Jones, John W. Zimmerman.
a o. GORTER,
G;I:t COMMISSION n M q EdS1a g ~ s,,r,,
NAPRON & CO..
y SHIPPING AND CENTRAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS:
TOSEPH CARSON Il CO., " w. 'A-N'
- WESTERN PRODUCE
GENERAL Commission ASR MERCHANTS
Liberal advances made on consgnmeu. Ba' fesssi
Egw l; PA+MEE, - r. P. THOMAS
IMP0RTERS OF " N''"
FOREIGN FRtifS, NUTS, &C.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
s26H NO Is BowLY's WHARF, Baltimore Nd.
I VN7ILLIAf S. CROSS,
w l. dh EgERS AE4 coaM ASR MERCHANT.
to selling Kinds E'i.un sses, Shocks
Grain, &C. and fill orders for same.
Messrs Magrqw ICONS Agents Pa Central RR Co bait
PC i G. SSPrfn g; Esq Custom House, Baltimore
Fenby d Asbury, Philadelphia, Pa.
s, w. Miller, Esq, Burlington, Pc. mh7tf
IoHN s. WILLIAMS : BRO,
y 00a@lsS & G5a hfFFGH 4fEHkr,
| fe22h Baltimore
ELLICoTT n 3 HEWEs,, ,rno,, ,,n,
f9tTGHiF 1's9''Ia 3S'1 e sa'sS
STI0KNHY 3 CO,
NAILS, COAL IL AND IRON,
| NO. 81 ExchangePlace, stairs ses2t'
L COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
REFERENCES. HUBBARD 'fA-''
aae ers L p PLEasaS S Sons, Baltimore
T HOOPER 4 CO,
| . COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS,
HENRY "; DRAKELEY - FENToN
| ARAkELE1 q FENTON,
| ~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
PRoy1s1f09NSSEHE A StIE PPTRoDUcE.
s87 BALTIM0RE STREET,
| :.e CORNER OF PAG4, r,,,opr
TOHNS ROGERS, '' II ''''-N
sPPlN yS 4NR G4MNsS S4REE A4ERcANTt
lsltf . O01-I- -'->0l' -'''-'- BALTIMORE
r PARKlH5.H5RsT, "a, ! &C, -.
Sperm, REFINED AN SB S SFGbE WHALE OILS,
SPERM S 3b5fAbIIS FAfk A 5HS fH2EE OILS
est IS s0V Bal snnasE' I'd
GHEoRGE WARNER
FOR TEE SALE OF s5SGHH a1 GSb % aGsfEkN
Opposite Baltimore and ohio Railroad Depot)
Messrs. Kirkland Chase Co. Baltimore.
Mss sis Bu 1;Si f sGip 1s Baltimore.
sssF W S9ai SsEao Fes Sew 9ork
M Messrs S Soss Harvey n.s Co. Riel@opd
Msssrs ty r e. Bn lGS ch s4ngad
Hessrs Toqlmin, VOORHEES, 3 Co, Mobile
| Edwd W. Warner, ESQ, Philaisphias
| more. mhsl.tf
TINOX CO.,
IN Stripping AND C0MMIssloN MERCHANTS,
l2a SMITHS WHARF,
nc n2e on @ to
ap2n-tf
I FRI KILBURN,
- HAVING TAKEN TIE WAREHOUSE
No IS South
Directly opposite GniIford street.
Is prepared to supply
SHIPPERS AND OTHERS
with
3 U 7 Err
packed in any siz- d package,
FOR EXPOkTA HON
Having had long eXpere in this business lie conf
dent that he give general satisfaction.
u X Intends 10 give his special attention all orders en-
rustsd to him and he hereby soics of trade
the city.
HOTELS, EATING HOUSES or FAMILIES wanting !
CHOICE article of BUTTER can he supplied as above
49, URl klLBURN 40 South street,
dou Opposite Guilford street
u C. WAMBERSlE,
| -As GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
q S. CHARLES STREET,
Jall-t Baltimore, Md.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

EsTA OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
e - N COMPANY
Fu0R FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA. AND Land
lNGS ON THE RAPPAHA MOCK RiV Err -'D La
, me steamer VIRGINIA, Captain N Fairbank leaves
p4Roef ron her berth at Meedhams pier Light street
wharf, EN ERf FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 O'clock and
rMe 34nHg leaves fredericksburg EVERY UESD4Y
MONNG at O'Clock, Immediately after the arrival of
the train of cars from Richmond and Washington Snnn
at all the regular Landings the RappahannC ok river
gong and returning 10 land and receive freight ard PAS
SengefS. $3.50 f"S
THE VIRGINIA
rs @ new and was built by merchants of Frede
efchants and farmers in the counties bordering
on he happahannock, for the express purpose keepT
nrs CLASS Steamer the route During the winter the
ward deck has been enclosed thus aoTing complete rro
lection Tor Horses, and other live stock Carriages of all
sizes can be taken on board and carried under deck without
taxing on the wheels Her stateroom berth acconmO
GaGns IRE large and commodous, and her capacity for
no r superior on the waters of the Chesapeake.
by X y. CAPRON CO, Bowy's wharf -
received on board Of the Steamer Wednesdays
and Thursdays and on Fridays up to 3o'clock, 2 NJ
FOR further information and Blank Receipt al or.- use
by the Company, apply on board, or TO
r: j. CAPRON & co, Ages,
~ o., ,r-,,r-,, . 20. 81 ROwly's wharf, Baltimore.
- Ola FIX tresld' mt, Fredericksburg, Va mh22t
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ana their baggage conveyed free of charge
by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
tn Day steamers, ana privileged Ian Oue nj L
az any point pTl ana resume their trip by daylight
o5 pb; Ian NOIlt E-PaSsengers from New York
and P99ifladepha by this Line will have their baggage
checked from those cities to BAY BOATS from whenee
Will De checked to different points South ~ -
for lurther information and Through Tickets which ar.
omn 9g se by or NAL nel appyn NEW YORK at the
FERRY bpdings foot of CORTLAND street, c. Pearce Ag
also at the New Jersey Railroad Office foot OF Courtand
street or at no 29 Of Barclay street above
nF s as.Sr Mouse In PHILADELPHIA at the Company's
once n w corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets; or
AZ Ie Depot Sroad and Prime streets And in BAIT
5k1lh at he Ofnce Baltimore Steam Packet COMPANY feet
OF III Tn g Dock, or on board the Bay Steamers.
6IIfGd ana onmqdIous and beautiful
f UolSidANA, and ADELAIDE, repete with every com
; anu convenience, have been added to the Line The
Line Deng now composed OF the splendid steamers T6IS
2aNA, capt y Russell, and DELA IDE Cantain Jas
having unsurpassed state and berth accom-
The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave tho Comma
nys wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF C0NC6Rn ST'R
Daily, Sundays excepted, ~ - "'-hA ,
Or mmedateiy after the arrival Of the Express ;ri;,
Tich leaves New York at A. NJ, and Philadelphia ut
NJ. The following Is the Schedule:
LEAVE. LEAVE
New York at o'clock A. NJ Portsmouth at 81 oc,k A Il
Baltimore AZ &c p. NJ Wilmington at IL P n
For Augusta Charleston and the South via tile Manchas.
ter Railroad, now finished.
~ The train from Weldon in the above sebedui ,q r.
Wilmington and Raleigh. ~
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or any oe,
points on the james River, connect with James
early next morning after leaving Baltimore
Passengers for Edeuton, Plymouth, Newberl ash.
ngton Weldon GoIdsboIo Beaufort Warsaw, Raleigh and
wilmington n, c. will find it most pleasant direct ard
| agreeable route. NJ FAILS
Baltimore, June l6, 1869 [je25-tf President
/
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RaIi 8ga0s.

ls5a Essssss5ssSssszaE9s1 WESTERN
s&sr1se-EzE MARYLAND Railroad
OPEN TO FINKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station 80, and O'clock Re-
turning leave Fnksburg Station, Is, 1913 and 49,
The o'clock train enables four
hours in the beautiful Green Spring Valley, to
Baltimore $50 P NJ
Stages for Hampstead, Manchester Yves ster fancy
town and Emmtsburg on The arrival of the BOA. H. train
Also for Westminster from the P. NJ. train.
jul3 tt IRWIN Z TAYLOR
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Y sT~A FOR THE EASTERN
55trar.s@-rai,5,, ANN WCSnEl

[Ius1s954sr7s--sS t<A'4'
AasaisAisa-s4sag AND WESTERN SHORE.
The new, swift and commodous Steamer KENT Captain
John IL klrwan leaves herwharf Light street, foot of
camden, Tor Gli0PTANK RIY Err EVERY WEDNESDAY
ana SATURMAY MORNING, at O'clock touching Il
IanlDldge Goras Point, astle Haven, Shermans Pier
Hughletts Wharf, Cabin Creek Medfords Wharf, Provi'
nece Eastern, wa Dover BridgcD Kingstown Glpins
KIM hmm t9sTs Landing and Denton Returning leaves
at o O'Clock, touching at the above named Landings
,r, Leaves for ANNAPOLIS and WEST RIVER EVERY
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING. Returning same
Say h29nd Trip Tickets for these days ST. Freight must
ap25-f n L C,N,-o,-
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THE STEAMER PLANTER
WI leave RAlti N ore for the pntrynr,t Il =

Nd
WIZ leave Baltimore for the PatuXent river every TT
pa morning at o'clock, far up as HIPS Landing
Returning will leave Hills Landing every Thursday morn.
Ing Tor Benedict VIII leave Benedict every Friday morn
III at o'clock for Baltimore, calling Plum Point ,and
Freight received Saturdays ard MONDAYS
je25-tf GRO NJ WLisur lt..t.-
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r.. GsssaSS1 FUR TIE
ssSES 2fs asse2&zssl2S y O K r H
WEST AND MORT II W f s T
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

SUMNER ARRAMGEMEHT
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Trains leave Calvert Station follows:
The Mail Train daily texcept Sundays $50 A NJ
and the Expire Train daily at $50 P NJ for Elm Buff
ao Niagara Falls Kingston Scranton, Bnghampten Sy
of Western New York and Canada. Also, for Pttsbug Chi
cago, Cieveand CINCINNATI St. Louis and all parts
West and Northwest.
Travellers 20 by either trains to Detroit and
Chicago via Niagara Falls, at the by any
other route
For New York City by the A. NJ Train, with only one
change Of cars and at low rate by any other
At $50 N. for Emmttsburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster.
Lebanon, Reading Pa, Pottsville Bethlehem Allentown
Easton Carlisle, and ChambersbuTg and for Hagersown
Md.
At $50 A NJ and and P NJ for Green Springs Oy-
ms Mills, Resterstown and Westminster, Md
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train, daily except Sun
day. at 4 GO z. NJ, for the West and Northwest.
The Cockey svie Accommodation Train at 80 A. NJ from
Bolton, and 600 NJ from Calvert Station Returning ar
rives at s. 10 A. n. and s. 20 2. NJ
Travellers from Washington and the South by the 20
~ ana 800 P NJ, make connections with the trains over
this road
For TICKETS and Information apply at the Ticket Office
Calvert Station N F. Of Calvert and Franklin streets
Baltimore.
, - JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent.
JOHN y. RIGNEY, Asst Super nrendent
J. H. WARNER, Ticket Agent
June 26, 1861 esO-tf
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81 BALTIMORE AND SUSoUEHAN

st BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEHAN
ss75seat5SfsssY2z ma STEAM COMPANY
KEG ULAR DAILY LINE Except Sunday for PORT bE
F9 TSn .t HAVRE DE GRAGE and TIDE WATER canal
lower end of WEST LIS AVENW' EV tesRg5
4 e o,Hdcl WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING at
NsD sad q @ "a and SATURDAY at o'clock
T ~. ana n d. tRE az DE 1iFATE at O'Clock, P
ea ar,S same place EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SAInKDAY EVENING at 6 O'Clock Returning leaves
P ,S pEPoS!T EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
at O'Clock, P. NJ " ava ' Nf
Passage berths included, 50 cents
Freight received daily until o'clock carriad NJ Low,
rates and carefully attended to- ~ " ~"
Duplicate receipts for freight will be required
the agent at HaYre de Grace will attend to Forwarding al
echandse consigned to him for any point on the Penisy
Canasor will resp rreghts intended for Baltimore
be chartered at any time. ~
JOS, JAS. Taylor, Agent Baltimore
. X. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent HaVre de Grace
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