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Smyrna times., 1860-03-08

WALKER's AIN IN NIciRAouA.---Csn. Wal
ker is turning his : grey eye" from war to let
tiers. He is engaged in writing book, and.
sftes the manner Of Cesar. proposes 20 make
il history Of his own exploits. II is an
ncunced that he proposes % expound 10 the
world she real purpose Of his persiaseious st-
lempts to invade and conquer Nicsragus. An
entFact from the book, which has already seen
the light. gives ,his explanation IN nul-shelI.
His object was 10 make Nicaragua Slave
Stale. ostside ofthe U MOS. II HE judgmeas
shs South caaaos sfosd to send their slaves
INTO the new te-story,---snd the laws Of ths
upiou render Is i,nposIbie for them TO procure
lieeh soppliea by importation !; but they coult
carry on the slave trade between the Cessl /,
Africa end Nicpfsgpa, plant that region will
slavery. buiia Up ore o. more slave States lber,
| ~ 40 ~ ste{aAioz wesfssdy fov sedA ~
/ salfs Mig 1hsm inao ths unros. Nh tAinkA
mers wsstp Finn, esd stssee,A for The Sost
4 q - dlseukaias hes right "a tsks sl.vss ins
ths1psw Tarito<ic<, whsasn t1st shs bss sos,
ID tahs there. DID Tho Gsnskal svsf c.nvsI
~ prpp tility ,of being, ahle 20 sscvss the !,
Iuisi6 81 81 his new sl1vs St,tss kfief hs shos
Rek Ioffned th<sa1 mi tttfibaash NJ. fsifa,
y dppes'sis< " Nv redetst Svstasss''t
- ts6lhioA s.plipsns = NY. naehesss
\ Az.sl ix...s si5sat VIA ~ !
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08


WHOLESALE MassAcREs. .---ss'i he year ls60,r
saysitbe New York TINES. scerlalnly comes
TO use like lion. Notyet two months old. il
has written ls name IN blood and fire III over
the world and protesting to be year OF peace
II threateus 70 rival it's warlike predecessor ln
the destruction OF humsn life by Violence
Mills crash 10 upon their bssy tenants bideous
dens, mIscailed homes, shrlvsl up in the flames
with holocaust Of peaceful citzeus Jan,
uary shocked orr civillzat ton with the loss Of
the Royal Charter, the catastrophe OF Law.
renee, and the Elm-slFeet ma ssacrc. February
brIngs Us The fetal wreck of the splendid ocean
steamer, the HuugIrsps with The probable loss
OF all on bcard-a disaster which il ID hardly
premature tossigmaslze as fresh crime gains,
hnmansty, As Ia ths case of the Royal Char.
ter. dashed 70 pieces after successful passage
| from Australls, upon the familiar coast o
Wales, and witbln a few hours sail of her hone
harbor, 50 in thIs of the Hungarian we have !
right to Inslst that nothing bat the most posi-
live recklesness or carelesness on somebody.
part can honesuy account tos such calamity. !
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08
Our Time.

-
One ofonr probably bach
elor--sdyertises, editorally, for an extra hour
to be patched on to either end of tse day, for
the benefit Of those unlacky women who never
have any lime. Not but lhatther day is as
long. counted by moments and seconds, as
other peoples. but somehow The sun sets be-
fore they are ready for il, and leaves large
auearage 10 be "carried over" to the next
morning. and so they hurry through The wsrld,
always behindhand, always 10 worry, and all
ways wondering where the time goes 70
We could tell them with the greatest case.
Part of it 10 hidden behind that pillow, which
they are SO reluctant TO leave betimes 10 the
moraing part in The cosy cushions Of that big
rocking-chsir where they love to lounge; part
in the pages of that novel lying so ibconven
emily convenient to the hand. and a pretty goot
portion 10 The crystal in the front window
where they 60 just 10 take peep at the wea
ther and see which way the wind is. TO say no
thing of the neighbors on each side and acros
the way. Why, il would take column to trac'
out all hiding places where those roguish min
ufes lurk
4 There never was woman so atried" as thi
one who don't know where the time goes. He
children. are always catching cold and havinI
the tooshache, and frelting and crying abou
their torn garmentsand eglected wants, thong
she's perfect slave 70 them. No natter
children ,cigl be anrea sonsble. Her hasban
is half-fed. haIf-clothed, aud rather less tha
half good-naiured, though she has The best j.
: tentions 10 the world. We'll. there is one con
fort--husbands always do complsin-eits the
. nature. she supposes. She never has any tin
: to 90 out, or to read the ne~spaper, or to I
d any thing but tro. round y: ihs sreadmll Of d
: nestle dusiesI What can we do for the
!. wreIchsd people who never have any leisure
" Ought mot society to make some move towar
n their snsacipation
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08

WISH" said slight and elegant lady TO
het irie"d, hose embOnpoint is SO strikinely
handsome ~ wish had some Of your far. and
YOU hpd some Of my lean" "IilI tell you.-
'eP,'eo Tue lair Wit, ~hat is The father 10 that.
yourself" -sis -.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08
CHOICE POETRY.
The Farmer.
BY o. W. HOLMES.

Clear the brown path, TO meet his coulters
IS glean.
L. /! on he comes behind his smoking team,
With toll bright dew drops on his sunburnt
brow,
The lord Of earth--the hero of The plow.
hrst ia the Geld. before the reddeaing sun
Las; IL shs shs dow, when the day is done
Liae after line. along the bursting sod,
Msrks the broad acres where hrs feet have
tfod.
TAsss are The hands. whose sturdy labor
brings
Ths peasants food-the golden pomp of Kings; |;
This is the page whose letters shall be seen,
Ct,ngea b. The sun. to words of living green; !;
This ls the scholar whose immortal pen,
spells the arst Lesson hunger taught to men.
Tasse are slls Iines--Ohl | Heaven commanded
TAst 6Il thy deed, the charter of the soil
Tfae TO their homes where faithful arms shall
toll.
To efowa with peace their own uniainted soil !;
Ana lurl, 10 God--lo freedom--lo mankind;
II hsr chained bondage factoas shall unbind.
1Asfe stately forms that bending even COW.
Bexsd taeir strong manhood 10 the humble
pow,
Shall raise erect. the guardians of the land,
nssau,e stern iron IN the same right hand,
ns gray lock lhunders 10 the parting sun
nvssord has conquered what the plowshare
won.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08


PIIeRrMAeE TO MEccA.-A recent publca-
lion ,fthe ministry Of ofAlgeria and the Colo
nies makes soine curious statements relating TO
the pilgrimage 10 Mecca during the present
year. The ceremonies at Mecca terminated
on tie Ilsh Of last month, in the presence of
about $4,000 prilgrims, of whom 1850 had
come by sea, and 32,l50 by land. In 1858.
there were 100000 Pilgrims. 1857, 100000 !;
and in 1859, 10000. The great decrease in
the number ID 1859, is owing, the natives de-
clare, to the events of Djeddah las, year, sad
also 10 the dread of the cholera, which made
extensive raysges in 1853. AS soon as the
pilgrim sets foot on The soil Of Mecca, he must
put on TWO pieces of white cloth, one tied
around the loins. with ends hanging down to
the middle ofthe leg, while the other is thrown
over the shoulder, so as 10 leave the right arm
free. He must go bsre-headed and wear san
dals. AS long as he weurs this garment he is
bound TO lead a pure and regular life. AT
Mecca he begins the ceremonies under the d.
rectIon Of guide. They are as olwos:
1. Visiting the temple and going seven times
around the Kabs, starting from the Black Stone,
which must complete OF touch in completing
each circuit.
2. Drinking the water Of the we'll of Zen
Zsm, at which. says tradition, Hagar and Ish
maei quenched their thirst
3. Praying at the station Of ofAbreham, marked
bya stone, on which he is said to have sloppe,
when be went TO sacrifice his son.
A. Stopping and praying at The place calle.
Ell Madjeu, the place where Solomon stood 4
> see mortar mixed for the building of the temple
T 5. Running seven times between Mount Saf
| and Merwy, within the limits of the city, i
! commemoration Of Hagar's anxious search TO
!. water for herself and son.
8. Repairing on the 9th day of the month /
: Mount Ararat, about 10 miles from Meccs
after morning prayer. Mohammedan traditio
9 Gays that on this hill Adam built a temple. an
4 Mohammed performed his devotions.
! z. On the day following. the visitors all 9
!. in body to the valley of Mouna. and ther
! sacrifice propItiatory victims; they also OF
p their hair and nails, deyoutly burying the po
: lions cut off. After remaining two days
4 Mouna, they again visit the temple Of Niece
y and shen prepare for their departure. ~.
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WHOLE NO., 4s.

the arms Of one of his servants. In another in.
slant need il be added, VIC. were all dispersed
the snake Yves killed, and our poor friend
carried more dead than alive to his room.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08

Louis NAPoLEoN AND THE RHODE ISLAND
SHoEMAKERs.--one of the speakers at the
Lynn meeting of shoemakers, said the journey
men shoemakers in Massachusetts, numbered
about fifty thousahd men, and if they concen-
tratel their political power they could do almost
anything they wanted to do. They could make
laws for The protection of the laborer, and could
do away with the competition Of prison labor,
and prevent the repetition of such an event as
Is now taking place in Rhode Island, where
TIE prisons are filling an order for Louis Napo-
poleon for 100000 pairs of brogans, because
prison labor Is cheaper than the, pauper labor
of Europe can do it.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08
n1scELLAN N Eous.
Italian Bees.

he Islest agricultural fl.rore consists in The
es tsaand which has recently sprung up fos
Sslks t<ss, and The brilliant hopes entertained
a tbsir superior qualities ia the mxnufactufe
= heesy. We are we'll sssisfed. by the care
A. msessigsiioa bestowed upon the subject by
NJ g1isad she kas lsnf devoled great attention
~ eshpsx, thai this claimed superiority for
llnisss bsss is we'll sounded; and that,
Mn. the prsssot anxissy 10 obtain them
r. ~ esmmsndsble. Among edibIs Iaxu-
rsss ksasy il sne Of the most sccepssbIe,
= lasss esply q tsssId - secured. 81
ovoxy s1tls wousd eees sionslIy b sdsesssd
~ h. The ds1ksalty has besn that our or
eAsy kaeneaa bess % ass rssslssly produce
N1~eicn& ostansify 81 honey to make il the in
M - Hpees - t>ke tass Of them. But
~ tensir 1ssssiptisa gives II the -
M IIt1auu u ~ I1sai. &es>u. nj srs i soos
~ = axppses that der esneral iatroduc
- tjkltsd 2satss stSi,l tdt knmsssssjj
onroeiat " &ooos yey)1eod.
AlI&y Szysnzzx Qfni[7me. ef The -
= Y s6s}tr iSmI h. b Pafpons. date
ln6oo1y le41, = WA l Bi1hse coussnl
~ = kooaeI Il xIk1 Iix>n - 5ee,fuclJs
u ~ ss>lg = ~ Assies, " - sgos
- ~ = ~ ~ ~ R1lest @
II 7 q ~ l1uj1n~ &oce ~ thn( n
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08

LEARNING BY EXPERIENCES The Edgefeld,
s. c., Advertiser draws fiom the failure otCol.
Mernminger's mission to Virginia useful les
son. Il hopes that the Legis ature will hereaf
ter do nothing to place South Carolina in tho
lead of Southern action without the most ma
lure deliberation as to the probable effects Of
80 DOING" and suggests that an appeal at the
ballot box should always precede any sucha ac-
hon. Three times South Carolina has already
attempted to lead off in the Disunion dance,
and in every instance has been left 10 her smuse-
Inent solitary and alone. She may well besi-
tate about repeating such mistakes hereafter.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08

Clear she brown path, 10 meet his coul,ers
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08

!, '.l,s + a'|.gs :,I,se sls. ! y - =
Smyrna times., 1860-03-08

These are the hands. whose slordy labor
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Notice to Mariners

NEW LGGHf-LIGHTHOUsE AT JUPITER INLET (EAsT
OF THE PENINSULA, BETWEEN CAPEs FLORIDA CAN
AvERAL,) FLORIDA.
The light the North chop of Jupiter Inlet Florida
the tower and keepers dwelling for which in
OF erection will be exhibited about the 3lst of July
next The tower is of brick ofthe natural color and will
be surmonnted by iron lantern painted ed. The
light which of the first order revolving of Fresnel
will have elevation of 46 feet above the level
should from the deck of any going
ordinary states of the atmosphere 174 nautical 20
statute miles
The approximate position of the light is
Latitude &c sc n.
Due notice will be published of the precise day of
lighting.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board
HARTMAN BACHE,
Maj Typographical Engineers B. NJ.
Engineers Office, 4h 5h and 18th L. II. Districts Phila
lphia, Jan Il, 1860
information has been received at the Admiralty that
the light is exhibited from the ghttower recently erect
ed the western point of Grndstone Island New
Brunswick shore at the head of the Bay of Fundy The
light is fixed white light placed at elevation of 60
feet high water and visible in clear weather from dis
lance OF tweqe miles The rise of tide springs about
as feet The light tower is octagna and painted white
1t stands in lat 45 43 IS N, Ion. "a 81 5 Greenwich
and from it Cape Enrage lighthouse bears by W%W
10 miles. The keepers dwelling is about so feet to the
light tower and is also painted white. The above posi-
tiOn is according to Capt Shorthand R. NJ the long
tude differs about 10 miles from the position Grndstone
island on the Admiralty charts
The bearing magnetic-Variation 10 miles in 1859
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, JAN. 27.

SHIPS.
Admiral, (Brem Weiting, Liverpoo-Schaer & Kohler
Empire Queen, Br) Jolly, CallaO-Barril Bros.
Empress of the Sea, = W. Wilson Sons.
Parhenon, Wcomb, Paposa-D Keener
Scotia, Miskey, Rotterdam-Robt Leslie 4 Son.
Scotland, Burt Callao-Morton & Sons.
BARKS.
Crusader, Moore africa, Peru-FitzgeraId Booth & Co.
Cavalier, Mcleod, Rio de Janeiro-Jas. Hooper Il Sons
Columbia tBrem. Semcke, Bremen-Katz 4 Leopold
Ellpress lheresa waiter MO ne Janefo-J NJ Bandel
Ella Virginia, Focke, Rio de Janeiro-F. L. Brauns
George Henry, Trower, africa, Peru-Fizgerald Booth
& Co
John G. Bruno, Gayle MonteviJeo-F W. Bruno &
Sons.
Kate Oliver. for sale-Buck & Sons
Kate Lincoln, Soule, New York.
Dctavia, Thomas. Norfolk
sylph, Jones, New orleans-Heslen & Rogers.
Warren, Benthall, for freight-W. Rhoads 4 Son.
VIM. Henry, Young, CubamHeslen Rogers.
Cyclone McCarty, Charleston.
Chesapeake, tBr.) Gwynnn, Demarara-W H. Perot.
Delta, Daulby, West lndes-W. T. Kendall.
Hannah, Creighton Pernambuco-Jas Hooper & Sons
Ianthe Engwood, Havana-Kelsey h Gray
John Giddis OBJ Douglass, Windsor N. S.-Kelsey &
Laurel lBrj o'Brien, West Indes-w. Rhoads & Son.
Lara. Crook. Spanish Main
Mount Vernon, Hall Rio de Janeiro-Spence & Reid
Muscovado, tBrl Steed, Demarara-W. H. Perot.
Palmas, Morgan, Monrovia-G W. s. Hall Il Co.
RoaGer, Wyman, Cuba-Morre & Randall.
5. g. Bass. Winchester, Nevassa--Wm. Applegarth &
Son.
Tornado, McCarty, Demarara:
Arizona Bradley, Portland
Arctic, Perkins, Charleston
Boston, Huckins, Calas-Kelsey & Gray
Chas. GaSkill, Marion. for freight
Ghas Colgate, -, New York-Rose &Lyon
I)ashaway, Carleton, Newburyport.
edward, Quinn, Norfolk.
Exchange. -, for freight.
Flying Scud. Carmine, CharIeston-C Penderpast
Frederick, William, Putnam.
Florence, for freight-Rhoads & Son.
Heroine, Champlin, Norwich-Rhoads & Son
Hawatha Charleston, -, C. Pendergast
Henry Livingston, OBJ Munday, Annapolis N. Sc
II, Jackson & Co.
Home, Mcclellan Parliamentary Gray.
Herald Knight, Providence.
John Griffith, Conklin, Pernambuco-Kirkland Chase &
Co.
Justina Bandel, James, sombrero.
louisiana --, Wilmington, n C.-Dunnock & Wea.
therly
Lizzie Russell, Todd St. Andreas
Minerva tBr.l Fletcher, CORVALLIS, N s.-Kelsey &
Gray.
Mary Adeiine Jones, Norfolk
Maryland, Wilson, Charieston-C Pendergast
Aontezuma. Lewis, Portland.
Aignionette Tall, Richmond-W. Rhoads Son
Orrin Cowi, smith, Mobile-Hesen Rogers.
Ocean Bird Ellis Boston.
Richard Borden Arnold Providence
Rachel Jane Kennon, New York
R. ". Troth johnson, Franklin, Las. G. Hand &
Ssrah NJ Sherman, Sherman, Providence-s PbiIlins g.
Samuel Eddy, Patten, New York.
fremont, johnson, Richmond, Va.-Patterson & Mur.
guiondo.
T. C. worrel, -, Wilmington, N. C.-Dunnock &
Weatherly.
Venus, Couch, Norfolk.
Time, (Br.l Sims.
Virginia, Kirwan, North Carolina-J Corner & Sons
sym. l., Montague, Jr., -, Rio Grande,-M. A. Nit
ehell
William Wilson, Jr., Gibbs Guano Island-W. Rhoads
WmI Severe, Brooks Richmond
Yankee Doodle. Ellery New York
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Steamboats,.

EAsIEA FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
9e2sshss1saazzzzaM 0ND, THREE TINES A WEEK
The steamers BELVlDERE and GEO PEABODY are now
at3O'clock for the above places "' "''e'HO'"
Freight received daily
iations. '''" "'''lAiN
For freight or passage apply to
J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
F. Passage including meals to either place only five
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8 Exchange Place

-,fe-
- The superior brig ''ROAMER,n Capt. Wyman, hav
ing nearly all her cargo engaged will sail as above will
dispatch. For freight apply to
MORRELL & RANDALL,
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LA ;;sssss:szS1 WESTERN
ozsS--Zs9H--Ik&[g Nd r YL1 Nd PtyT j. Z

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
cars leave Calvert Station at $50 A NJ, and ( As = NJ
and 1918 A. VI. " "'''''N a. y
Y omnibus from Westminster daily at A. N connects
turns to Westminster ~ 1'''' X
omnibus from Manchester at A NJ meets 10 Il train
Slohday;, Wednesday and Friday. Returning alternate
timOre. - " ~ '''1Ai 'A'AI Dai
dlO-tf IT, yT
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$usiness Garos.

$uslness GarOs.
THOMAS N. GREEN. BENJAMIN R. Yol
GREEN b YOE,
" {Sgeesssezs e Jerome c. VaHete)
AND FINE FAMILY GRocERIEs, 1-VUO,'0
fell-d No. So BALTIMORE STREET, Bait
lanes BOYD,
j REAL ESTATE BRoKER
astfatR 5ESH K sf purchase and sis
y. CARPENTERs AND BUILDERS,
Nos. AND 10 CLAY STREET.
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
Jobbing attended to with punctuality jaltf
~ CASSARD & son,
VI. PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERs,
pRovi Af6 2sA GENE II
Nos. 4O7 AND 400 WEST BALTIMORE Strict,
A MMID0N / CO,
Kerosene, LARD, COAL AND ETHERiAL OILS,
KERosE s2Ef AN 16i Ef ffERtfs LAMPS
olOtf near Baltimore.
TLARKE Il PEGRAM, "N N 'f'ANA
RGNA AND E tSkfff 52f OF
50 Exchange Place
Jel-t Baltimore.
"h0i'f'''AA IN II Sal SALT AND PLASTER.
apl8-U No 50 EXCHANGE PLACE
MACDONALD h DUGDALE,
PEAS BEIS$ Az STRAW Mi, Mill FEED .e
All the approved FERTILIZERS constantly on hand.
diff Cor A'ElDrh BA.T Ma6Ff AND PRATT ST.
Atturasps.
TT c. DEsHIELDs, ,-r,p,rv
Corner of CALVERT AND Lexington STREETS A Bamoe
TT C. DESIIELDS BALTIMORE,
BIZ gr E$$gYs2y, i, 4Afs Gw COUNTY Va,
counties in virginia to wit Richmond, WestmoreIand
Northumberland Lancaster and MiddlescX.
w R. ADAIR,
olo6m OFFICE OVER THE CHEsAPE.xE BANK
n FRISBY HENDERSON.
L. ATTORNEY At Law,
COMMISSIONER FOR FOX PENNSYLVANIA,
fe22n Lexington street
w. c. N. !. GA A. r., STREET.
sAMG FGTln s. o. G E4ekRhRRs'o" BAIT
r0"soHkTTfTS 6RN E4l s1HTfA T9OSr'
Particular attention given to business in the Circuit Court
CHARLES E. PHELPS,
" ATTORNEY AT. law,
No. 2 LAW BUILDINGS,
Continues to practice in the Courts of BALTIMORE CITY
and HOWARD COUNTY fe22t
w J. WATERMAN,
w. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SO WEST FAYETTE STREET
9rIN ALL BUSINESS PROMPT s2-u
NEW BACON AND LARD.
lN We have on hand, Of our own curing:
NEW HAMS.
NEW SHOULDERS
NEW BREAST PIECES, and
NEW LARD, in bbls.
All Of prime quality, suitable for retailers.
G, CASSARD d son,
.2sH 4O7 and 400 W. Baltimore street
rIDER.-CI bbls. very superior
prime Goshen Butter kegs Gades-part prime; bxs
superior Cutting Cheese; 100 boxes Western do URI Kill
BURN, As South street. d2ltf
old SACHEM BITTERS AND WIGWAM
OTONICi
OLD SACHEM BITTERS AND wIGWAM TONICl
OLD SACHEM BITTERS AND WIGWAM T0NICi
These celebrated and pleasant Bitters highly
mended by the AGHF as the P9rsst and finest
ever offered to the public, for
GENERAL DEBILITY,
CONSTIPATION,
and other arrangements of the Stomach Endorsed tits
and Professor Hays the State Assayer Of Massachusetts, and
many other prominent men, cannot fail to be appreciated
by the public. CANDY, GILPIN CO.,
corner Of Lombard and Light streets,
v,..v.~vw, Sole Agents for Batmore
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5Sbippfna.
FOR MATANZAS.

64 FOR HAVANA.
- The good brig ''IANTHE,'' Capt. Ellingwood, will
take some light freight for Havana fored Immediately
Apply TO KIRKLAND, CHASE 4 CO.,
la27tt Smiths wharf
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E.sE> BALTIMORE AND sUsQUEHAN

aGILs FOR FREDERICKSBURG VA.
The steamer WM SELDEN, W. B. Kirwap,
Captain will resume her route fredericksburg and land
VIII AZ FOOT oF gTH Er, 'i or
will leave fredericksburg at o'clock FRIDAY MORNING
She will continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY
and fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
Freight Of every description taken at low rates Horses
Sattc and Live stock generally handled with care, and
tended to- charges paid promptly, and forwarded as
received.
For information freight passage apply in Baltimore
1t her office, lu5 SOUTH STREET, board the Boat
Agents in Fredericksburg.
rl9-tf ADAMS h, ERENEiI
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81 NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
ffss8saa.usssr-.-lr. TIE ANSDMET ATINN

INLAND-Ihr0ugh the Delaware and Raritan. and
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals
For the conveyance Of Merchandise Produce Packages
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods Of all very
low
Through between New York and Baltimore, without
ranshipment, in Is hours, in Iron Steamers with
tight compartments.
FOR y EW YORK-A Steamboat leaves Baltimore foo,
tmts week from No. Light street wharf
FROM NEW NDt;k-StcambOat leaves in like manner
for Baltimore four time. per week from North River PEE
No. :
Goods destined for places hey Dad Baltimore or New Yor
forwarded immediately with car.ee Of all charges for
commission. w.
Max Goods destined for this Roue-Inland Propee,
Line.
The safety regularity and dispatch Of this Line togate
with the moderate rates charged commend il to The G
desirable Hei'un Tor Conveying every description
Freight - \. SfiRlE Err Agent
~" Light street wharf Balfirnore
W. DALXELI, Agent
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ST n,l BALTIMORE AND PHiLADEI

ussssaziiaans=ssM PHlA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
VIA CANAL,
For the transportation Merchandise Produce Pacs0as
Horses Carriages Furniture Goods of all sorts between
Philadelphia and Baltimore. ~ "
FOX Plill.ADEIPHlA-One Of the Company's Steam
poats leaves No Light street wharf daily at O'clock ar
rvng IN Pladelphi2 at O'clock the next morning in am
pie time for the New York Trains =" "
No - South wharveS ''
Goods forwarded Immediately with care-free Of all char
ior commission j. ALIEN SHRlN Err Agent,
No. Light street wharf, Baltimore
. A. GRON ES, ,r., Agent,
aPlS u No. |? South wharves. PHILADELPHIA
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HUANO! GUANO!l
" We desire inform Dealers, Commission Merchants
and customers generally that have made
Sem6nts with the AGENTS Of the Peruvian Gov
for supplies of GUANO for spring sales They the
extensive scale former
IL enabled to furnish Guano liberal heretofore
We deem it unnecessary for to that deal in moth
but the pure genuine article delivered from gents
Warehouses.
We have also hand supply of the very best quality
Ell DE GUAND.
inspected a" A \ MEX CAN GUANO, WHITE MEM
CAN GUANO and all varieties known ard established
reputation
T. MALCOLM x CO..
Wood street, sowlys wharf
| ia21-N opposite new Corn Exchange Building
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FOR BREMEN

.Ssrz FOR HAVANA.
49, The superior bark 'KATE LINCOLN" Soule mas
ter will sail as above 3)h inst For freight or passage
apply to MORKELL & RANDALL
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G WI CRAWFORD, \
u % s;g;.s FOR = THE Tie -, .o..,.,,

FOR IHASHINGTON AND THE SOEyH
Iey We Baltimore at 420 and 500 A. NJ andS 10 ard 2Dp
On sundays at 20 A. NJ only Leaves Washington, TO,
SaitLnole at 20 ana 745 and 20 anl5 20 NJ o.
sundays at 40 T. ~ only. The second and third train
9ny ron baltimore stop at way points The second an
0ur trains from Baltimore and the second and third ror
"Es,llig"n !inect with trains the Annapolis Road
-S tcEgtS o every kind Information, &c Apply toll
E-N"I3'h Agent or at the Ticket Office, Camden station
", p. SMITH
T. NJ CoT r L., I'M, Master of Transportation
-. SSLII-, ,ItISld al IlChet Agent.