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by UTUVT OF lhtIr LOrdshlpS,
JOHN WASHINGTON, photographer.
NEW CHANNEL INTO sApoLA SOUND. eroRe1.

NEW CHANNEL INTO sAPoLA SOUND. GEORGIA
The new channel crosses the bar three quarters of
mile TO the southwark of the old one now in use and
has much the appearance if it forcing itself through
the par which at this point is only Two hundred
eet IN Width and with eighteen feet water upon its
sh9aest part, the soundings showing twenty feet on
either side and deepening gradually both to
inshsre along the channel There eighteen feet
water upon the bar but only seventeen feet the old
channel. In the latter the bar is fully mile in width
and the slightest deviation from the the Channel course
would carry vessel into sixteen fifteen feet The new
channel the contrary is WIDE and the bar being so
narrow affords great advantage to vessels of large
drauCht
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

lanes II. KEMP b CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO HAGGER h BROTHER
CORNER PRATT STREET AND SPEARS WHARF
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS
rave constantly on hand extensive assortment of
snip CompaTSes Quadrants, Ocants, Sexants
6aloeters thermometers Drawing Instruments, Lamps
surveyors Compasses, Gauging Rods, Ont Sticks Roar
Rules Tape Lines Blurtts Coast Pilots, Ship masters As
tan hedge Anchors Charts all parts OF the world
thermometers rated and instruments repaired in the hest
--. ap2-u
CHRONOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUM ENTS
and
GLOBES
dOoDS IN BALTIMORE. " ~ u
PETER WALTHER
eI t{HTF@sry with and now SOLE AGENT FOR E ( 6.
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. - LTITM1 - VEST AND SOEFH
a., BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAiLROAD
hllows ' WV ''"'''' ""' run Us
Leave camden Station Baltimore (excep
AZ o5O A NJ; Express daily P NJ and Accommo1s
S9n az ny NJ through for ALL PARTS on THE VEST
FOR va 7 PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the m AZ trim
oetwsen cumberland and Wheeling, and between Gra"n
a III take the 930 NJ train from baltimore
and from Frederick at 20 A. NJ ~ " : L" T. "
THE ELLlCOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves baltimore n, ,
$40 NJ. ' Ni''S a' ''4' a LII ana
FOR WASHLNGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at 25 and $40 A. and is and 20p
NJ. On Sundays at 425 NJ only. Leaves Washington oI
6altlmnie at 20 anG 740 A NJ and 20 and 81 In
sundays at 20 p NJ only. The second ana third train
only rom Baltimore stop at way points The second AM
Iouh trains from Baltimore and the second and third f
"asIngton connect with trains the Annapolis Road
E0r tickets Of every kind, information &c anpl to
ENHLAND Agent or at the Ticket Office, Camden station
W. P SMITH,
! 4, cor Master OF Transportation
iaI4
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A GE ,co oF HAZARDPOWDERC COMPANY
GieCnc a ssiean sporting Kentucky RIFF Z. SIi
PnE gasIs ana an hSnas VARIETY p
at Manufacturer lowest prices, by kaAne' For sale
.-. /. 10 sg9' ., J. FOLEY 4 Bro Agents.
= sei''" ~ e br 90 south street
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fMrnnurk,

furnitnrs.
ENRY W. JENKINS,
IL PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER,
No. Is LIGHT ST.,
has on hand large stock of constantly anufacr
every description of CABINET WARE the best ma.
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
BoISTERS and PILLOWS Of Hair Feathers IRON
eEDsTEADS suitable for Hotels, servants &c. ja6tf
q NEW NITURE
k WAREROOMS
1.-THE undersgnedwould call the attention of his friends
and the public to his Warercoms, and his large
ana yaIed assortment of furniture His stock being ALL
NEW, and Of the best workmanship with yery
prices, he hopes for continuance patronage he has
so long enjoyed at the OF dStand-
THos McGLANNAN,
49,. 49,, No. 40l West Baltimore street
REMOVED WITH CARE. mb93S If
@ W. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
EA CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS
~ v NOS " AND 100 BALTIMORE STREET, BAITINoRr
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEAI,ERS
rit ~ IA IS ha ana direct from Factory great
and Mahogany CaneSeat and Buck Rush and Wooa a at
Chairs, painted unpanIed knockdown mr. droya r
bundles or boxes for shipping " e up' III
Office Chairs, Cane and Wood Settees Caneseat
seat, Boston Rockers
Chars' and Spanish Chairs and Suits
;b son f1,o;r- co cottage Sets and Chamber
Library ohalrs, zane seat and Furniture,
back, Bureaus,
cane seat Toilet Tables and Washstands
Daeh, c ,. - =, ~, Extension Tables &C.
We cordially invite former patrons and III otbers in
the trade to give us a call. "
REFERENCE-Robinson, Lord & Co Diner Movie g,
Co, 5. S. Stevens d Sons. ~ wills
:, W. GREENWOOD Il CO.
ap2s-tf ~ -'t 9a 1tiuut.
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Bail RuaOs.
ID - n FOR 9 TIE I
WEST MD MORT NV EST
NokrHERN- CENTRAL RAILWAY
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

q
The Mail Train daily lexcept Snndave, Of On . N
ana Lne ENpreS Train daily at so P NJ for Flmra RIM
a1O, Niagara Fails Kingston, Scranton, Bnghamptan Sy
aGus Oswego Toronto, Quebec and Montreal and ali pars
Vi western New York and Canada Also for Pttsbur Chi
Wgst s and Gncpaa St Louis and ali parts Of the
non, reading and PottsVe Pa, and 0wings Mills Refs
IsstoWn and Manchester Md, and for Chamberbu2g and
CaTlsle, Pa, and Hagersown, Md. s anu
can go by either of these trains to Detroit and
other route " WIZ '""'e 'ost DIS ny any
For New York City by the s3OA NJ Train with only one
cahge Of cars and at as low by any other route
me Harrs6urg Accommodation Train daily (excent SIM
day) at n. NJ, for the Test and Northwest '"n
The CockeysviLle Accommodation Train at 4 % A NJ f,
Bolton, and ego NJ from Calvert Station Retnrn9n m
riyes at 10 A. NJ and $40 P, NJ ~ u'ii'"s dr.
travellers from Washington and the South by the
this road WIN u'e trains over
for ELS and information apply at the Ticket Office
Baltimore. - ~ ' anu 'ahN"A stree's'
rorpr prc,,r,- JAS: G. CLARKE, Superintendent
!. II. WARNER, Ticket Agent
June 26, 1860 LAVE
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STEAMBOATS,.

EsEsk-N FOR THE SOUTH
Phi fAlh dnG p FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEL
mn ss sRu BALTIMORE, via the
TO NORFOTR uIB a LINE,S
TON, AUGIJsTt htRR ~ n WILMINGTON, CHARLES
14' a iAAE NV nnRefN1TG0MERY, AID 60''0 d.
SPRING AND SUMNER Ap1 ,,,o
RAW T1Nr DtA5 ~ Except SUNDAYS ! via W.
IA LINE, SEA-B0ARD 4 R0SNstt }Iuy u Ia
Tho soba5 70 THE ABOVE MENTIONED pJ hAll4KOAD
% ne Scnedule being arranged that tba Ives.
u No MIGHT TRAVEL the Railroad FRI traveller issu ject
NEW YORK To WETDnN NJ =,
THROUGH ~ u
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e z D. PR A t T =,
n ID " a o. z K a t
cCouurSs,o,,c, CGHMIsSIoNER OF DEEDS, DC
hn5SoMLSDGMENT OF DEEDS, DEPOSITlONS Pow ERs
W ATTORNEY or other Instruments Eritinu tnr -
TNHE MERCANTILE AGENCY

TNHE MERCANTILE AGENCY
d. PRATT CO.
CORNER oR BALTIMORE 6. ARIRs
The propretors respectfully invite sucb Hoh.Is.
not already subscribers the Agency and who sell on
credit to call and examine system and test the ei;sb
OF our information. From long experience and the salts
factory testimonials OF thousands merchants in the differ
en cities East and West who have years been subscribers
can assure all who VIII CALL whether they sell goods to
h cllss or country towns ample satisfaction rea
rom tb our information and the great benent to be derive
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SCALES.
THE UNITED STATES STANDARD.
N%SN VERY SUPERIOR PLATFORM SCALES MADE
and sold upon their own merits by the inventor,
NO. SIS south Charles and Balderston streets
NO HUMBUGGERIl
mySOu JESSE MARDEN
WHARFAGE AT LOW RATES, at Wharf
wv corner of York and William STR cts Hughes Cusy
Apply to j. ". STOCKMAN, at the wharf, or E'''
CHAS. GILMOR.
mhIf No. So Second atraat
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notice.
FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

Cu,Ncr o,,, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
2sd lsS H. and after WEDNESDAY Nav
Saimore for the Patu river every VEIN ESnh ave
$1,000 MORNINGS at O'Clock proceeding aa fa anu
lynn creek on ednesdays Returning viii leave W
Viii lave On thursday morning O'clock for Baitimoe
i'm, IeV baltimore Saturday morning nj & oconI
flIs Landing. Returning, will Leave ;II,s C,ck lor
on1aS morning at O'clock Bamore i'm On
landings on the river, also at Plum Point ia T
haven going and returning ''Nn ioiht ana falr
Freight received on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
Passage to Patuxant a. ,1.., NJ l.. WEEMS, Master
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HURLETT h SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANUFACTORy

~, NO; 55 NORTH SrREET
&% rs The undersigned having greatly on.
fia ~ their premises aud increased their fac
eoe 70 cai the attention Of the public to their
in he s.Sh OF every description RRfAGFS finished
are pTen Sst Elegant style and durable which they
'e"ueu 10 with dispatch and reasonable prices az
jy2+u nv az Nrr ~ G nLht / p " nON,
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un, l., , THE STEAMER PLANTER
IL leave Baltimore for Patuy+nt rar o,a, r1rr
p Uthing az 0 clock as far up Hilrs LANDING
@ f Ps, VIII leave HIPS Landing every Thursday morn
in ~ 6 III leave Benedict every Friday morn
5 a. - CLOCK Tor Baltimore, calling at Plum Point ropd
ar haven going and returning ~ 0'i' idHu
ieP siT # received on Saturdays and Mondays
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GEORGE WARNER,
" COMMISSION MER CHA Mt
FOX THE SALE OF SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
PRODUCE,
l62 SOUTH EUTAw
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot)
NJ, ~. Refers by permission to
Messrs. Kirkland, Chase Il Co. Baltimore
SSiessrs Pearce Il GRAY, Baltimore
messrs bucker Shipley, Baltimore
Messrs Isaac Reynolds Son. Batimore
Messrs Myckhof Il Post, New York
lessrs SPOTS, Harvey Co.. Richmond
Messrs Alvey & Lipsc NIB, Richmond
Messrs :. T. T. G. Budd, Charleston
Messrs. Toulmin Voorhees, l. Co Mobile
George Nathan, Esq, New Orleans
Edwd W Warner, Esq, Philadelphia
sehl "arner, Esq, President Mechanics, Bank ,a,,;
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Passooa n Pot,,xor,.a, n, NJ. J.. WEEMS
Passage to Fair Haven so cents Meals evtra

y4u THE STEAMER GEORGE WEENS
III iaVe Baltimore for the Patuxent river every
morning at O'Clock, far up as Hiils LandnG R
Regne T ieav Hs LaBdng Monday morning for
5i III eaVe Benedict every Tuesday morning ~
Haven going and returning " i ioiht and Fair
Freight received on Wednesdays and Tlrrsd,,-
THEO. NEEMS. Master
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G ST BALTIMORE AND sUsoUEHAN.

lnCIQded,
rates and carefully attended TO "' '''''eu a' low
~ ~ duplicate receipts for freight will be required
agent at Hayre de Grace will attend 10 fdTwarn all
merchandse consigned to him for any point on The
Tana.Canals, will ship reighig in: .nded To-
Philadelphia elsewhere 500 ''i 'A''i"nore'
me steamboat UNIATA,n Capt Fred TcmIipson can
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Is comparatively new and was buiIt v r 1
anu baltimore, interested in the trade and by
on he farmers residing in the bordering
g. hdPpdhannocE for the press purpose of kcenir
sl iias steamer the During the winter he or
deck mas been enclosed thus aGofding comnlete PRO
ior Horses, and other live stock Carriages of all
cI De taken on board and carried deck without
aas Oh the wheels. Her StaerOom ana berth accommr
GaGns are large and commodous and her capacity for
Ieght extensive As passenger and freight b. nj $40 has
no r superior on the waters Of the Chesapeake
through freight received in Baltimore and cbargss o;
by X ). ca PROM II co. BOwlys wharf 9N7 pau
vs. Freight received board JG the Steamer
and Thursdays, and on fridays up TO O'clock p ''
For further information and Blank Recent Of form od
by the Company, apply on board or to " ~ use"
r. j. CAPRON 4 co, Agents
U CT ,u,urrn , NJ " ROwiy's wharf, Baltimore
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A N INVOICE OF PORT and SHERRY WINE,
PTng desirable grades of Wallis 4 Co.'s genuine
fo and Sweet Juice and Gomez Sancho Sherry in store
and for sale by R. LENNON Il Co 60 Bucbanan,s wharf
Also, MADEIRA WIN E in quarters and ociaves in bond
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JOS; JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
X ALE&. TAYLOR, Agent, Havre de Grace
j. TOME. 4 gent Part Ilnr,..;t I'lN-.
- - oLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

INGS R az kk+kEEn4ERICkSBGRG, VIRGINIA, AND LAND.
AHTo On THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER
Inc steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Fairbank leaves
9 from her BERTH Needhams pier light street
whtarL EN cry FRIDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock and
WW91In5RHhGg leaves Frederick sburg EVERY TJESDSY
~ - " at O'Clock, or Immediately the arrival of
at All ih b e' cars from Richmond and Washington Stopping
song ana returning 10 land and receive freight and pas
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ART ITEMS.
B. r..

We are very glad TO lrarn that although the pecu-
mary condition Of Mr.. Inness was not quite so ex-
IRENE as had been stated the aluson TO his has
been the of not only bringing forward purchss
ers for of his pictures but also of procuring him
some liberal orders. Another of his brilliant land
scapes, which lie has recently finished for Mr.. Mellen
of Brooklyn, is now on exhibition at the gallery of
Mr.. Nichols, in Broadway. 1t u.s. perhaps of his
best works. The time represented is sunset, and
the whole scene is bathed in the golden efugence of
the Getting luminaIy.
General Scott lie sitting for fulllength portrait to
Mr. Troye, and the veteran warrior climbs up To the
studio Of the artist every morning, on the corner Of
Broadway and Eighth street, with much punctuaty
and though be in the performance
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THE SUFFERING IN KANSAS.
To ~ Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune.

To ~ Editor Of The NJ Y. Tribune.
SIR: In your issue Of September 81, / read letter
rgued by four citizens of this county whi,h demand.
reviewing. They ssy thatwithin radius Of five miles
there may be eight thousand bushels of old co n one
third Of which can be bought at fifty cents per bushel
They might have also added, that there are good
many nearly destitute families that have not that fifty
cents to pay and that cannot get employment to earn
it, live upon one of the principal lhoroughfares, and
have converted with several of the settlers that are
continually passing from the west to leave the Terrific
y They nearly all say that their only al ernativs was
to leave or starye that they did not raise half or
quarter, but simply no crop at all, These gentlemen
cay that they opposed begging principle which
is certainly very cOmmendable spirit but no reason
why they should try TO prevent the bsnev oent spirit of
our Eastern brethren from alternating the real suffering
that is among us Is it not enough that the indie
pendent pioneer 10 reduced to the necessity of request
ing your aid without being sneered at In his misery
cannot imagine what would prompt men to write In
such unless they reoiced under the exuberant
influence of plump corn cribs. OF course they have
corn to sell. think that If they followed out the gold
en- rule without 30 much ostentatous Independence,
they would be better men. ioap,
Ataa''Or Cy Post Q6ce. Sept 81, 1867, JOHN n CAIN
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ROCKS RECEIVED.

Memoir Of Mary Lunde Duncan By her Mother New I'd.
1870 Or. So. American Tract Society
The Young Cotager BY the Rev Leigh Richmond lsmO pp
The Dsrymsns Daughter f0mo PIP 1872 BY the Rev. Leigh
A Primary Grammar Of the English Language. By Simon
Ke1i A. NJ limo. pp, &c. Phinney, BlskeDsn Mason.
Love and Penalty Or Eternal consistent with the
FaiheIhoC ID Of GOD By Joseph Thompson D. D.
History Of Latin Christianity BY Henry Hst hilmsn' d. d.
n. VI Sy0 p oS2 Ls sse' B SI ch.nev
T,tnch. Condensed. limo. pp 298. D. Appleton Co.
The Kangaroo Hunters Or Adventures in the Bush BY Ann
Bowman PINE PIP; 49, Crosby Nicholas Lee & Co.
The Adventures Cspen Ada. Mountanee and Grizzly
Bear Hunter Of California BY Theodore H. Hitteh l2n'
Jack ia the Forecase Or Incidents the Early Life of Haw
ger MernsSle BY tie 9gthOr Of Tales Of the Ocean,
Pliysie Libraries o. New-YoIk By James Wynne NJ D. 8vo
PIP Az French
The lie and Writings Of George Wellington Dosue d. D.,
IL ~ In vols. 2yo's. vo D. Appleton Co
ate French In accordance Wi the Rcbeo
Disn system. Arranged by Louis Ernst l2mo. PIP 32.
The Persian Flower Memoir of Judith Grant Perkins l8mO.
pp 2O4 American Tract Society.
Brief Biographies By Samuel Smiles. 2no PIP ST. Ncknor
Over ihe Cliffs By Charlotte Chsuter i2mO. PIP. 400 The
Historical Pictures Retouched; volume of Meeranes By
Mrs Dali sutbor Of Womsn's Right to Labor limo.
pp 402. Walker, Wise Co. Boston,;
TIE Lost HspteI Tale Of Early Tines By John T. Adams
Curoties o Natural History Second Series. By Francis T.
auckland A. Pine Pr ~. Rudi h @ SpIltoP ..,
l2mo. PIP 226. NJ W. Dodd
The Gospel BY Mstthew The Ens version and the
and Pathological Notes Prepared for the American Bible
Union. by T. j. Consnt d. d. QuarO, pp lOI American
The Rctin Nest Stories By Mrs Madeline Leslie. vols,
1eno, PIP los Illustrated Crosby, Mich ls Lee Co.
18uo PIP lO8 Illustrated by billings Crosby, Nichols,
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DISPUTED AUTHORSHIP.

To The Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune
TIE sole author Of all the letters in Goetbe's Cor
respondeDce with Child Betiins, the sister Of
Brtntano, end widow OF Amin both of whom were
Gernsn romancists This / state On the authority Of
Gost'ck in his work on German literature puhished
in Chsmcerss Educational Course, page 2l5 Respect
ing "Vettiges of the Natural History Of Creation"
~ Authorship OF which promises 10 he great mys
terry as that Of the letters # Junus give you
little inf Imstion though not at liberty Indicate
its source. This work mainly written by Mr.
Page who, at the time OF lite publication, (sud ia
DOW for anything krow) in the employ Of Messrs
Cbambere az one OF their gifted scientific writers
1t is not impr obsble that Mr. Robert Chambers did
aseht in the work The only evidence upon which Mr..
Robert Chambers lie charged with the authorship of
the work H. that be known to have revised rome
of the proofsieets of the work when first passing
through the prets. Though thus go! up by members
Of large publishing house, the book sent to Lon
don to he published by Mr. Churchill, medical pub
lipher. may state further, that the work never
intended to Get forth tue earnest convictions of It's
author, but nothing more than series Of bold
skepcs guesses written in grave earnest style. 1t
must have been a source Of great msr'iment to the
author TO have such work met by the heavy artillery
of serious argument in all the leading reviews. AS
the work was such gigantic imposition the
creduty Of this knowing generation, it ia probable
that mystery will always hang about its althor
chip. Az l sse by the papers that M. Robert Cham.
bers is about to visit this country perhaps something
may be obtained from BIN on the mysterious subject.
Mr.. Page of genns-verSstle and hair-braned.
Hauktsba, VIZ, Sept a. LEGO. BE.
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Mr. James Irwin Of SAMSON street, PhilsdelPhis, has
published a small steel portrait Of LinOola, which
comes much nearer TO likeness than many OF The
mole preten.ieus pictures we have seeU.
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ment and delight. There fhoes arcag u.s. may %,
more brilliant in aAeodOte or repsrtee, more eoqueuS
more profoundly suggestive; but for te ou'pourog .,
vast flo ids of var and dighifol Jul 81 nsuon, =
believe that he could have had no Auyo-Ssxon rvsl
except Macsulsy. And 10 Mr Parker case, ~ iess''
there was no alloy Of CONVEX atioos asIogsnos y, m
pafence of opposi ion. He moDopohSed, nov BECAUSE
he was ever unwilling 10 hear others but because they
Ala NOT care 10 hear themselves when he was by The
suhiect made no dference he could talk on anything
wee once with him In the society OF an IN eiueent
Quaker farmer when the conversation fell on agrcu
tre the farmer held his own ably for time bot long
after he was drained dry, our wonderful comD4n'on
still flowed On exhaustless, with accounts of Nova
Scotia powirg and Tennessee hoeing and all things
rursl ancient and modern, good and bad, till 1t seemed
as il the one amusing and interesting theme 10 the uu
verse were the farm. But il proved that this
only one among his thousand departmeuts and his
bearers felt as was said of old Fuller, II he had
served his time al every trade In town.
A SUMMER ON TIE BORDFRs OF THE CARIBBEAN
SEA. By J. DENNIS HARRIS. With an Introduction by
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS. l2no. PIP l79 A. b. Burdiok
The author of this little volume IL an intelligent
coored man. who visited the West Indies for the pur-
pose Of examining the advantages Of different oca tiles
for settlement Of colored families on the shores of the
Gulf of Mexico. His book is chiefly devoted to no
tees Of the Island of Hasti which, 10 his opinion
presents the most favorable field for such sn expert
ment Mr.. Curtis remarks in the introduction: " 1
commend the book heartily as siucere and faithful
quite sure that it will command attention not only by
lie intrinsic interest and merit but as another silent
and eoquert protest against the system which, while
II derives men of human rights also denies them in
tellectual capacity
BIBLE STORIES IN VERSE. BY AsNA M. HYDE. l0mo
DIP 81. James Challen Co.
Several Of the most prominent Incidents in the mar
ratyes of Scripture here presented in simple verse;
with as little deviation as possible from the language
of the Bible. The volume is Issued in neat and at
traclive style, with original illustrations.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

BREMEN-Brem. ship Ferdinand.-961 hhds tobacco
100 bbls dried apples lo6 bbs four 5s7 bags quer bark
l box mdse., do. preserves, 70 hhds. stems.
HARBoR GRACE, N. F-Br. brig Margaret Ridley
450 bbis -four 100 half bbs do SO bbs corn meal 5O
bbls. pork.
WEST INDIEs-Schr Petrel-65O bbls. -four 30 do
crackers 300 kegs butter 800 do lard leo bbs pork
erces hams 100 boxes cheese 800 do candles 6 do to
bacco, bbs. lard oil, 2 tons guano.
pEMERARA-Bdrk Deldacare-1 $50 bbls. -four 100 do
corn meal 500 do tread 900 bushels corn, 1874 peas
4oo 90 beans 100 do oats 100 bbls pork $50 tins lard
10 bbs lard oil, 600 boxes candles case seeds do
syrups do medicine, do chairs, box harness. bale
hops Dbl oil meal, 2 bales twne, l pigeon house 6
horses, cows and calves. ~'