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DIED,

DIED.
In Monroe, Ashtabula county, June 9Th, Of putrid
sore throat ELLEN, AGED Is years; on the llth, ED
WIN, aged year and 10 months; on tbs 18th, JULIA
aged years, sud PARAM, aged years; ali children
u Charles and Marry Billet
IN conneaut, June 18th, Mrs. SARAH EDWARDS
aged 62 yeaIs.
In Connsaut, June 18th, Mrs. MARY JANEsKIN-
NER, wife Of g. W. skinner, aged Is years and II
moaths.
In Ashtabpla, June 18th, of consumption, THOM-
AS A. SMITH, aged 80 years. ...
In Lenox, June 70, Of bilious cholic, EBER L.
SMITH, aged 45 years.
In Minneapolis, June 10, Of consumption, Mrs.
ELIZA q, BlGEL0W, wife Of Geo. A. Bigelowi
aged ss years.
The deceased vas former resident Of Windsor,
Ashtabula county, Ohio.
In Madison, June 81, Of putrld sore throat, Al
BERT o., son Of Samuel q. and Arvilla Branch,
aged "A years -|...'.
In Concord. Juue 2Oth. Of putrid sore throat WILL
SON B., son Of George aud Alyira NJ. MuFry, aged
7years 10 months and 10 days. . ..t. a.a
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The Summit Beacon states that Mr.. h
Warren, of Copley, has heifsr, a year old
last March, which has had no calf but which
gives milk, quart daily, and has done SO
since nine months old.
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NrnTIGE no CONTRAOTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Y Proposals will be received at the once Of the
City Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland, untl
" O'clock NJ July 3D. 1850, for the grading ballast
ing and paying the earrPgslygg q Superior street
bidders are requested 70 state IN their proposals
the price per cubic yard for excavation and for bal
isst{nR ana per square foot for paving With Medina
Sand-stons lSo calledl, and With saudusky lime.
stone, separately;
Of the paying slready laid, and setting the curb
stope Stating the prca per square foot Of paving,
and psr foot ineal Of curbinN with old materials,
with price per lenial foot for the new eurbing
Quired. --rl r.
particular information obtained at said Engineers
Ohice, on and after the 10Th Of June, 1850
Zach proposal must be accompanied by good and
sufficient bond requiring the bidder TO enter into
contract at the prices named in his proposal should
the same be accepted.
The Board Of City improvements invite the sub
mission Of bidl ressrving the right to accept
iect the same. By order Of the Board,
NJ J. H. SARGENT,
City Civil Engineer.
Cleveland, June %, le60259
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NEW SEWING MACHINE.
SEWERAGE ESGIEEER's OFFIeE,
Cleveland. June 18th, 1850.

Cleveland. June 18th, 1850. !
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Y Proposals will be received at this once until
Toclock NJ. June 30th, i6e0 for furnishing and de-
iverng the City Of Cleveland during the present
season, Nine Hundred Thousand Arst quality hard
burned Brick.
Eight hundred bb, Water Lime.
40 square nat Of alan-hOla covers Of Medina or
Marblehead stone.
35OO square feet Of tagging.
Eight thousand fest Of st0ne-ware pipes.
Fifty perch Of block stone for outlets.
Forty cast iron man-hole covers
AIsoi For the construction of one mile and a half
of main and Gpe mile Of branch sewer.
Plans and specifications for the above materials
and labor may be seen az this Office.
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission Of the bids, reserving the right to accept
reject the same. BY order Of the Board,
J. H. SARGENT,
iune2e2s9 Sewerage Engineer.
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Still LATER.-The Yancey crowd in Mon
ument Square is the biggest and the noisiest.
Yancey made a great speech. He denounced
the Douglas faction as small men with small,
selfish measures. He said they were like
the ostrich with its head in the sand, and
didn't know that its ugly, ragged body was
exposed. He said whoever charged him
with being disorgsnizer and disunionist
led. He boldly denounced the Douglas
speakers at the other stand as pettifoggers
and towards The crowd gave him nine
cheers.
Gov. Tod, of Ohio, will preside over the
Douglas Convention after the retirement of
Cushing.
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News ana other AFma'
The barque Great West recently leN Chi
oago with a cargo of 80, Zoo bushels Of corn,
said to be the lagest amount of grain ever
shipped nom a Lake port upon sail vessel
David Cunningham, Detroit young man Of
pious pretensions in the employ Of J. W.
Strong, Insurance Agent, on being ceughtin
sundry peculations by his employer at once
Fowlerlzed. A young lady, member Of the
same Methodist Church, to whom Cunning
ham was engaged, has also aisappeared.-.
Both were respectfully connected.
A plumbagO mountain has been discovered
in the Huron range, Lake Superior. The
specimens Of black lead from it indicate it
70 be the genuine plunlBas 70 ifOln which the
best class of drawing pencils are manuise1
tured. The vein is no where less than 60 feet
in thickness and the ontonagon Miner thinks
this mineral viii probably enter largely into
the export trade Of Lake Superior at no dis
tant day. tty..
Akron is a good wool point, and the Bea-
con puts down the quantity already pur-
chased there this season, at over 100000
pounds. The best clips have brought from
81 to 90 cents.
The Akron Beacon says an old and expert
miller suggests that very much can be gain
ed by cleaning wheat from rye and other
foul ingredients, after it is cut, by having
hands to follow the reaper, and take 1t out
by hand. He believes that the products Of
the fields he has seen can be increased in
value ten cents bushsl by this process.
There is to be an old-fashioned Fourth OF
July celebration, at the spirited village
of Cuyahoga Falls. The Festival ofSt. John,
the Evangelist, is to be celebrated there, on
Monday, the 26th inst. The new Masonic Hall
will then be dedicated. Address by Rev. w
| F. Day, Of Cleveland 1850
A terrific storm occurred on the British
Coast, the last Of May. Upwards Of 100 yes
sells Were wrecked, and the destruction o.
life and property were truly appalling. Du-
ring the height Of the hurricane, eight ships
having from forty to fifty souls aboard went
down in the sight Of thousands on Yarmouth
beach, and not hand was spared of the
crews.
One duel has grown ont Of the Charleston
Convention, between two Georgia hotspurs
/ L. A. Neims, of Warrenton and Dr.. W. R
Holmes, of Waynesboro. Neims was 6
delegate and refused to secede. They fought
with shot guns. Neims was struck by fom
shot, but viii survive. -
The Annual Meeting Of the State Teach
ers' Association comes of at Newark, on tn,
9TH and 9Th of July. Among the Railroads
that have agreed to carry delegates at hal
fare, are the Sandusky, Mansfield and New.
ark, the Central Ohio, the Cleveland, Zanes
vile 4 Cincinnati, and the Cleveland, ,Colum
bus and Cincinnati.
At the Akron Horse Fair on the I'd, 81
and 4th days of July, the following horse
of superior qualities, with others, will bI
present: Western Metropolis, Of Cleveland
Stranger, of ShalersyilleE Yankee. Tom, 0
Dalton; and Ike Stadden, of Massillon.
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f1raishi1q Goods,

Shirts, sfLAs SMITH fG1aes
Stocks, why's Umbrellas,
Sea!ts, FURslsHlsa aooDs, eapet Bags,
gloves, lsssuporior street, Dressing
H., CLEYELAND, ONO, H..
johnson House, ,
Undershnts, opposite Money Belts,
Drazpers American House. PortmO1niss.
HdJ5, SHIRTS AADE no Combs,
Sdspeaders ORDER Tooth, Hair,
Shoulder aud warranted to Clothes and
Braces. FIT. Nal Brushes
a NEAT ASSORTMENT OF CUSTOM MADE
a - t-.- CLOTHING. .....
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F6R "SALF or FXCH ANGIE

AN IMPROVED FARM Of ls2 acres, miles from
Railroad Station in Northern Illinois; l09 acres
der cultivation; house, barn, &c. SlT Per acre. A
house in the city say s Will De taken N part pay
A STEAM SAW MILL, nearly new, located st
one of the best lumber markets In the West; ma
chinery made at the Cuyahoga Furnace. Exchange
for city property.
ia ACRES in north part Of Indiana, miles from
the Toledo Chicago Air Line Railroad, and i Of a
mile from large village with mills, factories &c,
with a small house and other Improvements; well
watered; soil black sandy loan. Exchange for a
house and lot In the city.
STEAM GRIST lIILL-A large brick grist mill,
located at a town In the midst Of the best wheat
growing region in the State; machinery all new and
perfect, and Of large capacity. Exchange for city
propeaty.
100 ACRES OF LAND near village, and in one
Of the best counties In the eastern part Of Iowa; and
-FOUR ACRES, with house, barn, and variety OF
fruit, at Euclid Station. VIII exchange either or
both for a good mill
so ACRES IN MICHIGAN, to exchange for city
property, or for a team and wagon,
ROUSE i JENNINGS,
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Aett AaWRrttselllellta. .


gFw gapeFtiseille0ta.
JUST RECEIVED
large invoiceOf
BROWN PARAsOLs
s U n U NJ B R ELL LAS.
TAYLOR GRIswOLD CO.,
Dry Goods and Carpet Dealers
EOR RENT-YERY CHEAP
Il A two story brick house on Cedar street;
Enquire Of Z. n. KEYS.
FOR sALE.-THE Best FAMILY
juneS5.ss5 aSE.s 5n the city, E. n KEYS
DARTY CAPES-A SPLENDID
iunsss sssiOoA' Al RErrBERG 8 HAUsMANN's.
I00O' THE 1861.
CLEVELAND BRUSH CO.,
No. 81 Champlain ST. (neEt door Industrial school,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
THE ABOVE COMPANY IS
prepared with experienced workmen 70 manu-
iacture all kinds Of
HAIR OR BRIsTLE BRUSHES
The following are the kinds manufactured:
Ground Paint Brushes, Oval Varnish Brushes, Sash
thimnaV 4
Brushes, Horse Brushea, WhiteWasl Heads, White
wash Handles, Counter Brushes, Clothes Brushes,
Tanners Brushes, Shoe Brushes, BeaVer-tail Shoe
Brushes, Scrub Brushes, Tampico Scrub Brushes,
and Stove Brushes Miscellaneous Brushes, such as
lard tabls Brushes Painters busters Garnet Dust
ers, Moulders Brushes Crumb do, Bath do. Tailor
extra Brushes.
In addition to the above, we manufacture to order
WHEEL AND MACHINE BRUSHES.
9aCJobbing and Repairing done st short notice.
The Company employ the elder boys ofthe Indus
tnTns sSoS tOSsthf % tie s m s y aboF IG5 s
as cheap as any factory East OF West ,,,,,-
Cleveland, June q, I85o:29l :, : Manager.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
IL CHEAP. Situated on Lake street, No. ~
Ths mouse Is supplied with water and gas, with a
Grocery IN fnrepaFt of building Apply on the prem
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.
A GOOD ENGINE, NEARLY
"A new, Of ten horse power, complete in all its
appointments for sale cheap, If applied for forth
with. 1t is sixteen inch stroke; six and half inch
bore with twelve foot boiler thirty-six inches in
diameter containing two twelve inch fues
A. W. HURLBUT,
No. 205 Ontario street.
ALSO,
A general assortment OF LIGHT CARRIAGES
constantly en- hand and for sale at the lowest cash
prices & the Manuiactory No 293 O3tario street.
luneki:29D A. W. HURLBUf.
TO MILBRRS AND OOOPERS.
II 00PS.-BLAcK ASH FLOUR
Ill BARREL HOcPs Of superior quality will be
Kept on hand at O. and 66 Merwin street.
juneH W. 1fELHINCH.
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TOR SALE.-KINsMAN STREET
A large two story dwelling well finished, with
marble mantles, &c. Good stable and large lot. A
very desirable residence. S2SOO.
COLUMBUS ST.-On Stones Allotment; large
brick house and lot S9o0.
TWO FARMS OF 50 acres each, acd one Of 56 acres
lying together, miles from the city one with house
barn and orchard; the whole At SIS per acre, one
or both Of the so acres 1t SIS Per acre.
PARKnAN ST.--Good one and q half story house
and lot. 500. .r..
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8eaI @statE.
LOTS FOR SALE.
ONE THOUSAND LOTS FOR
" SALE in
HIRAM SToNEs ADDITION


u
Cleveland, june 4, ls6o:2gO
W ESTERN LAND.---H. III. LIT
wv TIE, Of the late firm Of Littles Keyes, hss
constantly on hand large quantity Of ina Farming
Land in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, 70 exchange
for city country real estate personal property
Once with Rouse 4 Jennings. Marble block supe-
rior street. maylsh24
T YMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN
4 REAL ESTATE, Mortgages, Bonds, Notes,
&c, &C. No. ATHAFER BULDING,
apl6:Rs Cleveland, o.
DEAL ESTATE---E. N. KEYES,
nv formerly Of the firm Of Little Keyas,) has
opened a Real Estate Once il Rous5s Block, cor
ner Of Superior street and P4hlie Square, and has
quality pf Farming Lands in the Sta.es Of Iowa
Wisconsin and MISSOURI to exchange for CITY and
country property hls0 fOr an kinds Of personal
property, PeFs cash paid if necessary. aprl6;RlO
A BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE.
u about to remove TO Oaltorna and wishes to disi
pose Of his property before leaving, will sell all Of his
lands at reduced price 70 compare with the hard
tmea--near 50 per cent less than adjoining lands
can be bought at; all Of which are well located on
good road and pleasantly situated Euclid street
and 81 miles from the Court House east IN the west
part Of East Cleveland Township being 25k acres Of
timber and nine acres Of choice fruit-cOmpOssd Of
Apple, Peach, Cherry and Pear tree8 GrHpes,
trawberries and shrubbery; frame house and barn,
besides other buildings, good water, &C
Win sell all or in three parts, and acrs in the
rear Of Custead g Nursery with good barn. well,
cistern and good ruit, and Will sell for cash part
on time. Enquire on the premises -
ElaV23sRl0 IRA HhISIOIl.
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The forenoon session Of Thursday was sig
nalized by crash Of -ths aOOrng over the
orchestra occupied by the New York and
Pennsylvania delegates. Numbers were
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SOAP--LOW'S BROWN WIND
~ s0R and Honey Soap Cleaver,s Glycerine, Muck
and Honey Soap-Warranted geluine-foI sale By
fabq e. V gACERIDER.
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At the Akron Horse Fair on the I'd, Sd
and 4th days of July, the following horses
of superior qualities, with others, will be
present: Western Metropolis, of Cleveland
Stranger, of shalersvilleE Yankee Tom, Of
Dalton: and Ike Stadden, of Massillon.
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One duel has grown ont Of the Charleston
Convention, between two Georgia hotspurs,
L. A. Neims, of Warrenton, and Dr. W. R.
Holmes, of Waynesboro. Neims was a
delegate and refused to secede. They fought
with shot guns. Neims was struck by four
shot, but viii survive.
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E0R RENT-YERY CHEAP
II A two story brick house on Cedar street
Enquire Of Z. n. KEYS.
frrr,ap
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4all 40G0s.

CHANGE OF HOUR~
Trans leave Calvert Station as follows
me Mail Train daily excepu SUNDAYS, at S30 A. NJ
ana he ENpLeS Train daily at so F. NJ, for Emira Buff
aIo Niagara Falls Kingston Scranton, Binghampto Sy
f9se OsEego Toronto Quebec and Monrea and ali parts
OF western New ork and Canada Also, for Pittsburp chi
Gago, Cleveland Cincinnati St Louis and all parts Of the
West and Northwest f " N
travellers can by either of these trains to Detroit and
other 49, ~ 'S' 40 ~ Guy
For New York City by the s BOA NJ Train with onlv one
chge OF cars, and at as low by any other rout
Al $50 A NJ; for Emmtsburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster.
eDanon Reading, Pa PottsYille, Bethlehem Allentown
Md. ~ ''' ''-'''o" LIZ
AtS3!A n. and and G P NJ for Green Springs Og
ms ms Mis- Kelsterstown and Westminster, Nd. -
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily (except Sun
day. at 4 00P. NJ, for the West and Northwest 80
The Cockevsve Accommodation Train at 80 A. NJ from
Boltoh and 600 r NJ from Calvert Station Returning ar
rives at 5. 10 A. NJ and 30 p NJ. 'a -
travellers from Washington and the South by the 90
this road ~ " '''s we
For TICK ETS and information apply at the Ticket Office
6alyer Station N E. corner Of Calvert and Franklin street
Baltimore. ~ ee'''
rou>,w o,,,-,-- JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN i RlGNEY. Asst Superintendent
). II. WARNER, Ticket Agent
June Is, 1850 ia,ntf
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- NOTICE.
sssI FOR TIE PATUXENT RIVER.

o-,,,,o- FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
ga Ca ~, OF and after WEDNESDAY Nav
ZSt le6O, the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will IeaIa
Bam9re for the patuxent river every WFDN FsDaY and
SAIuRi AI MORNINGS at o'clock, proceeding a. far ~
as Lyon creek on Wednesdays Returning viii Irare ~
W GreeS o. Thursday norniug O'Clock for Batmoie
Nm ave 3lunore on Saturday morning at O'clock for
iilll Landing. Returning, Will leave H'S Tand;n o
Mon13y morning at 5Cclock for Baltimore cang tba
usual andngs the iVer also at Plum Poirt Va F tie
Haven going and returning '''' an" fAlr
Freight received on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
P,seo,s,o D ,,., :, NJ. L. WEEMS. Master
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THEO. WEEMS, Master

v-:,, -, - HE 81 EAMER PLANTER
~ lave for the Patuxent river eve,v Tiles
81 morning AT O'clock far up as HIPS snd,oE
fr VII ieaye Hs Landing every Thursday morn
ing at O'Clock for Baltimore calling al Pinm Poirt morn
FAR Hayengong and returning W Oiiil ta!iu
Freight received on SATURDAYS and Nondays
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HARDWARE.
IL HISS 4 COLE,
No IS SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
, ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN HARDWARE
K HOE a CO.'S CAST STEEL, MILL, CROSS CUT and
= CIRCULAR SAWS. anu
FISHER 4 NORRIS, AMERICAN EAGLE ANvILs and
PARALLEL CHAIN VISES " ~ anu
BRADS, &c.
COLLINS HARTFORD AXES, HATCHETS, &c
NEW ENGLAND SCREW C0MPANY'S GIMLET POINT
WOOD SCREWS A
RUSSELL l. ERWIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,s
LOCKS, &c. nv y
FITCH MANUFACTURING CoMPANY's CABINET and
PADL0CKS anu
CL1NCH NAILS ~ ~
u -, AM les y SONS SI0VEI.S and SPADES, &c, &C.
VIM; WILCOX cos PLATE and PADLOCKS
SCYTHES. ~ WYNN anu "hAoo
SGYTHE SNEATHs, sCYTHE STONES &c sc
BUILDERS AND SHELF HARDWARE large and fuI
assortment - so ~ "--A Jun
All OF which offer at lowest Factnry Prices nuo
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TassaSe to Fair Haven 80 cents. Meals extra

WIN 49, :, II n. u EfAIfR . EOFGE WEFMS
iett tlmoie Tor the PatuEent river every FRIDAY
immIH8 az o'clock, as far up HIPS Landing Retnrn
E NIL ietw+ IilFs Landing every Monday morning for
enfuct WIZ leave Benedict every Tuesday morn;n %
H. e6qcE I2r Baltimore, calling at Plum Point ard Fair
Freight received on Wednesdays and THURSDAYS
THkO. W EEMS. Master
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/ A FERLE CHAMFhJNE.
IL This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling perfectly
pure and Of rich ty taste, unsurpassed in quality b.
1'iy 1,rine IN the american market -
connniss S SCabnetl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention Of
dinner Is invited to its qualities and Superiority as
me OF unrvaled merit Its beautiful Rubv color il
PARTIc1I an ~ the natural product of the grape
many undersigned, being aware that
imported under ia are spreading the report the Wine
hereby bid the Of % 81 Rnbis artciay colored do
scientific proof that the public experiment. afford the
thing else out the pure Juice grape
roy s.Is vholesale b. Chalonssur Marne France
an. CHARLES Il. MYERS BRO
Baltimore
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Steamboats,.
,Esssse1.s.sa4ags--.aN GREAT
SOUTHERN AND sOUTHy

IEs,ssszaaEaz-.sk GREAT
'0FFRRHEtE GRAMTA B67 SOUTHWESTERN
VIE LIE A RSSFHS TrTSY sNSGqHBgRG, VA, KNOX
The Steamers GEpPEJRM EniEt'FTS2 I FGWNs
r2 T Laying Baltimore EVERY Ra and BELyIDERE
AFTERNOON, at SocIockp ESDAY and SAT
fRS noxvsg T the South Side aoSara city Point Va
THE sHoRTEST The G MOST tx 2PTFnsi being
~ BEST ROUTE a1 For ERrrcnr
~ ~ a.. I'M poftant points in Southwestern Virti;
bama and 81 Georgia and the northern par nj
E"o o Iece pied for through to any of the
tons on the route appv rates and time to the al Sta
iu10t, agent foWhatan Steamboat Companv
No. 5 Light street wharf
E-sIEe---S FOR PETERSBURG IvIa CITv
FTTFssass6eEsfs1 POINT, VA.tThe steamer "BFI VI
URDA AFTERNOON, At 3 O'clock ~ on EVERY SAT
f@r ireght or passage having fine State Room
inIOH D. "hSGI igI, g Jrso Ag mRt :,
Esls-sk FOR RICHMOND, VA.
Lint - what's ae 6 se4 FTFRy will
For freight passage having fine State Room a,rooo
dadons, apply to ~ " 'ii''''
i,,o,, j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
2H-2 = Light street wharf.
FOR THE SOUTH
$780,. PHIA aR g .RVALT7IINN9RRE via the
TON B AIaGG GT , RRALEiGH HAKLoTTE COLT
snaT,,a - LAY ' NV s ooRRfHEE S&s AND
SPRING At}HR SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
BAY Line AB a6SGGfEf sgRR46a ,NK va
The sct-,TI!o The TIE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
to No fight ven Se1s so rPa9sgd that the traveller
INV 1IOhh 70 WELDON. n c.
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: st BALTIMORE AND S 8 IS 6fTTGS y

EssZzEEl-eser- a S1FAN IONp
p6Si5 DAILY LINE Except Sunday, for poE1 M
re taA ne i1E GRAGE and TIDE WATER CANAL
rIr stt5lr oIstSMUiIH.' Capt Phillips leaves
iGSSr end Of EST LIS AVENu EVsRY
HC0NSpAf, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY EVENING a.
o.! 2eiock Returning leaves PORT nFPOSiT FVERW
~ irSDA TIukSLAY, AMI SATURDAY at , ocncl
leaYS g !sin boat. M fanIlnson,
SATURDAY EVENING at 6 o'cl,r Rat1rninT "a "a ana
E EEh ptPt1SlT EVERY MONDAY, "Wednesday and
al 5 oclo k, p. 81. ~ IN i'N De ohACE
tassage, berths included cents
Freight received Caiiy untl O'clock carrie5 ~ -.
rates and carefully attended to '''' d. 10"
~ buPicltg receipts for freight viii be fraureJ
Ale agent at ttaVte d. GT.ce vii attend 10 rwardr, al
ndlse consigned To him any ron on the pni
% VIII rship ffe4hts intended fnr Bamora
t!lladtphla or else - " ''o'''
Inc steamboat ''JUNIATA," Cant Fr,d T,mI;rso, ms,
De charter ed at any time. " ''Son' van
Jos, JAS. Taylor Agent, Baltimore,
1919 ALEN. TAA LOR, AGENT. Havre de- Grace
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g7HE mERCANTILE AGENCY

} d. PRATT & CO.
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND g. ON
iig ptoprt9rs especially invite such Merchants 90 s
hot she2i afcrihers to the Agency and wi se oo ~
st % 81 5nd eAamne our system and test the resbiii
taetoy eSnonig Thousands OF merchants in The He
en- eIe Fast and for wears been subscribers
&c a az assure ali VINO will call whether they sell goods
ultIe OF country towns ample satisfaction ella
t ~ our lntormaton and the great benefit "a h. derive
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Et% IS CARRIAGES CARRIAGESi--Tb
80 ub3ciiber has hand at his extensive CAR
hIAGt REPOSITORY, No. IS South Gay street the most
extensive ana best assortment of fashionable CARRIAGES
% Sa9 ne found N the city Persons in want Carriages
mined to SCI low o cash approved paper An o~E soia
at my Repository warranted for months Old carr;
yes repaired or taken in exchange for new ones '"
Damages received or storage or held on commission
-sEI-tI WILLIAM MCCANN
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-11
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LIZ subSelihsrs have hand at their factorv a,
49, rt = EIIE STREET, general assortme1i ~ w
Q! INC most approved Styles all Of which VIII b l
e g fes Tor cash OF approved paper Ali CarTS
ts public 70 call and examine our stocL f"iiy ihF'e
u N. .b-O!d Carriages taken in exchange for WON -
! requiring Gone with dispatch. F'> 0' "'" oues
@zo,l J. RIDDLEMosER, JR, & co
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-11
Inc orfok or Bay Line steamers will leave the Gamma
ny "ari uNloN DOCK, FOOr OF CONCORD STR 2

SeT YORK at O'Clock, A. NJ Portsmouth At az ocS ~
BBa aItmoIPa u ~ n Weldon at liz An.
For Augusta, Charleston and the So1th Wis Te NA
ter Railroad, finished " i'' wa ti'e Manches-
W. The train from Weldon in tha above s,l ,,.., 80 l..
Wilmington and Raleigh " ~ S''ieu'ie gees 20
Passengers for Richmond and Petersbp-, ~ o,, III,
pohtS on the James River connect with lanes Rior %a
ea w P peXt morning after leaving Baltimore ''"''
~ Passengers for EdentOn Plymouth Newbarn Wosh.
tI nelu0n, SoldsboIo, Beaufog Warsaw Raleigh and
ION, ~ u will find it pleasant direct ard
7RaItirnore IN II ,cco H. N. FALLS,