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AabIff .SsIfs.
BY SAMUEL III. COVER
~ VERY VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE
L BUILDING LOTS

ALL THE REAL ESTATE of Michael Dunn, deceased,
consisting of LOT OF GROUND the northeast side
of High street. seventy feet norhweserly from Necssi
y alley having front Of forty feet and depth of one hun
dred and Ortwo feet four inches improved by two good
Brick DWELLINGS, of which is threestores high with
Back Buildings, and the other two stories high also,
BhACKSMlTH'S SHOP.
This property is in fee simple is in most desirable sua
on and very valuable II viii be sold in parcels according
To q plat. The title is indsputable
Terms of saeOne third cash. the balance in six
twelve months with interest and security
T. PARKIN SCOTT, Trustee
.o.. 5. II. COVER, Auctioneer,
IAsrnar aim
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cfor Salf.

m recommending the arctic REFRIGERATOR tins season to
purchasers, ace do it 1CiM unusual confidence, feeling
red that it 'ciH gre the most perfect Satitaction Dur
ing The 1odTmeS days Of last Summer erpermc1ted in
pdrtoS 1odpS nth this Refrigerator tested o Others and
its onomu 81 ice and PreSerUItice qualities hare
been eqlG
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Ennfatinn,

THE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES, WASH
- r IlMGToN COUNTY MARYL,NDo IT NINE u
DAY septembeS the goth For admission into GSes
Rector College of st. James P o., Nd. julS 2awlew
nR. ROBERT ATKINSON Wilt REOPEN
IJHIS SCHOOL FOR BOYS ON MONDAY, 10th s. p.
TENDER, at HAMILTON HALL, corner of Eutaw and Mad
streets.
Circulars may be had Mr. J. s. Waters, Messrs. Cush
ings Il Bailey's, and Messrs. Chas. Reese h Co.
julG-eo:l5SA
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FUf
llYOUNG LADIES.
The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday
in September The course Of instruction in the usual
branches full and thorough being under the direction
efficient Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
command OF the Institution Parents who desire thorouT
education for their daughters with the comforts and ad
School.
Fol terms Of admission and further information, address
Rev. GEO. LEWIS Sta LEY, Principal Mount Washington,
Baltimore Co., Maryla d. jul7f
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A S ATTORNEY FOR THE OWNER OF THE
n OTHER UNDIVIDED ONE-HALF OF THE ABOVE
ANNUITY, will unite in the sale thereof at the time
place. the above Indicated that the purcha
get good and sufficient title to the whole subTent
TIL. S ALEXANDER. Attorney.
nl2.2taw&ds GIBSON x CO. Auctrs.
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Orphans Court of Baltimore city, the undersigned Exc
cutor will at public auction, the Exchange,
TUESDAY, 3st July, at o'clock P 4, the qNDiElDED
HALE OF A SUB-RENT Of SEV ENTY- I'VE DOLLARS
PER ANNUM payable half yearly 18th February and nth
August reserved out of lot of ground the east side of
Euaw street. the southeast Of Ross and Eutaw
in Baltimore city, being Lot No. 49, part of Sims
Beginning for the the east side of Eutaw street
extended norhery feet from 20 foot alley and
ming norherly bounding Euaw street, 25 feet thence
easery parallel with said alley Sz feet to the eastermost
extent of Carros ground thence southerly, bounding
thereon % feet to Lot No I and thence binding said
Lot to the beginning
There is an original rent of $25 payable annuav, goth
August this Lot-Inaing the subrent equal to $50
annum, which is most abundanty secured.
The terms OF sale cash
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1Nants.

QpaMS.
WANTED.-An experienced BOOK-KEEPER,
well qualified to take the entire charge Of set Of
Books of house the wharf Address, with real
and references, c. F. F., Office of Exchange. ju2f
fs..st WANTED.-A GOOD DWELLING ON
#iii MCCULLOUGH OR NORTH EUTAW STREET
Price not to exceed S. 800 foi which the sh will he
paid Also stock Of staple Dry Goods for part cash and
je5 II No. 10 N. Eutaw street.
60 WANTED TO RENT.--A two or three
Hi;,ss story DWELLING HOUSE, with modern improve,
.EA-ments Rent from $500 to $400 Address, stating
terms, Box 1885 Post Ofic. ap9-tf
R30 000 WANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
mortgage on redeemable Ground Rent unincumbered
property the city, worth four tims much Address
Box 1872 p o apl6-tf
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BY SAMUEL j. SOPER ~ GO
En- VALUABLE PROPERTY
-a44A HAMPSTEAD HILL AID BETHEL STREETS

fALU hDLE
kTsiH
.A414A HAMPSTEAD HILLAND BETHEL STREETS.
By virtue Of decree Of the iIcu Court for Baltimore
city, the undersigned Trustee, will offer at public
auction at the Exchange Sales Rooms Second street in
the city of BatmOe the 2Sh day Of July, 1890 at
O'Clock f. NJ:
THOSE TWO PARCELS OF GROUND in the city of
Baltimore, which described follows For the first
Beginning on the west side of Bethel street. the distance
Of one hundred and forty five feet north OF Baltimore street.
being at the northwest of Bethel and alley
twenty feet wide and running thence north about ninety
seven feet six inches Bethel street. to point eighty feet
south OF Hampstead Hill street. thence west parallel with
feet 10 fourteen foot alley; thence, on said alley sonth
about ninety feet six inches the said
alley and thence said alley about hundred aud
teen feet t. the beginning subject ground
tyVe dollars payable on the LIST Of January and July.
THIS LOT IS IMPROVED by BRICK DWELLING
one and half stories high, I6 by % feet and stable
house, coal house, &c
For the seco1d-Beginnng on the south side of Hanp-
stead Hill street eghtyfOur feet of Bond street, and
the east side Of alley fourteen feet wide, and running
thence eat seventyye feet thence south eighty feet
thence west seventy five feet to said alley; thence
eighty feet to the beginning Subject ground
sixty five dollars payable the lSt of January and July
THIS LOT Is lMPRONbD by large OYSTER PACK
ING ESTABLISHMENT.
The two pieces well adapted fer large Beer Brewery,
Or for manufacturing PURPOSES
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: aTene half
cash. the balance three and six months, with interest
from day of sale the credit payments to be secured by notes
endorsed to The satisfaction of the undersigned.
ORVlLLE HORWlTZ, Trustee
SAML J. SOPER Il co,
ju7 .2aw3w&ds AuCtioneers.
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ia EsEsa ssss.s.sss.z7 PHILADELPHIA,
assS2 ~ s-assr~~1E@ tW!LMINGTON AN


FALL ARRANGEHEN
- and after MONDAY October ITth, Passenger trains 10
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET bKPO.
DAILY Except Sunday rs fellows, viz:
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 A. NJ, WAY MAI. , l0I
A. NJ; EVENING MAILaL525 p NJ
ON SUNnAYS at 525 D. only Al trains connect witt
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves
35i P ~ stopping only at Stemmcrs Run, Chase's an,
Hardwood "
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at SIS 4 NJ ~ 81
and II P NJ.
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE Rail.
ROAD.
By leaving in ~ l5A. NJ train will mingor
with 5s5 NJ train by aving at % P NJ. procur
astopover check from Conductor spend the night in vii
mngtOn, and take the 935 A. ii train
NoTlCE,A colored persons, wSeter bond free, vii
be required to bring responsible white person.
ally known to the Undersigned who WI be willing to sign
bond to the Company, beor they will be taken over 40
pcrtion of the road
n2I-n WIN CRAWFORD, Ap.r.,
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3uOkS ann Stationmp.

Cp~7''7 WV OS E''FFV7'"SSF
EHURPHY Il O.-BOOKSELIERS, PUB.
IVA LISHERS PRINTERS.
STATIONF RS,
MARBLE BUILDING, 49, BALTIMORE ST.
STU BALTIMORE.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE.
SAMUEL y. TURNER.
No SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
HAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
IL SEDIMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found WRI-
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic foreign, OF
all the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain, great variety.
ENVELOPES Of all kinds.
STATIONERY of every description office and private
use, viz: STEEI PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX,
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
&c, &c.
INK Writing and Copying, Of all the best makers, LET
Ten COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, P0RTE-MON-
NAIES, &c &c.
Also large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER.
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, a., &c, all at low
prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to fa22-tf
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"a, szsz r.Essssssess.ss11szssS11 FOR THE


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On and after November 4th 1859 the trains will ran
lows:
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore Mail Except SUNDAYS
at 745 Express daily at 405 = NJ for ALL PARTS Or
THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST Rn,i
trains go directly through.
FOR VA PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the T45 A. b. tran
between Cumberland and Wheeling (hy lying for Cum
berand and Wheeling Accommodation Tan) and between
Grafton and Parkersburg take the i05 P n train
timOre.
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4lsPr
and from Frederick at 9 A. Nj.
THE ELIICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore ats
A NJ, and 445 F. NJ. and EIlicos Mills at 74S A. NJ and
6.l0 p. NJ.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE .SOUTR
Leave Baltimore 20 and 800 A. NJ and > Is and 2OF
N. On Sundays A. NJ only Leaves Washington
Baltimore % ana 745 A NJ and 20 and5 20 p NJ on
Sundays At % p NJ only. The second and third train
only from Baltimore stop at points The second
fourth tain from Baltimore and the second and third
Washington connect with trains the Annapolis Road
For tickets Of every kind, information apply j.
ENGLAND, Agent or at the Ticket Office Camden station
". SMITH,
. Master Of Transportation.
l. u COLE General Ticket Agent NIT
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THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
NH u March Term, lS6O-PENNSYIvANIA AVENUE
~ aen ~ ASSOCIATION as. WILLIAM THEIE-AmiI
I tb ordered that the sale made and reported by
nfr A. reynolds Trustee for the ale OF the property
Mutt, IN these proceedings, be ratified and confirmed
cause TO the contrary be Shewn before the Both
y I o. april inst provided copy of this order be in
IN some newspaper printed in Baltimore once in
e" IN OF three successive weeks before that day
Inc report states the amount of sales to be $3.50
VIM. GEO. KREBS
Test-THOMAS h GATHER Iler,
True copy-test-THOMAS B. GATHER
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ID o o + ! N G.
OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1858.

"
OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1858.
We prepared all kinds OF Roofs steep or
with this unequaled Roofing material From long
experience the business, the has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes of failure nearly roofing as
met with, and after complete system chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has certain parts
and been adding to for two has produced
which offered to criticsng public far superior any
composition, and
EQUA.. TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS
Some OF the inducements this Roofing offers viz The
canvas is the heaviest kind satu rated in composition
rendering perfectly Water and Alright and very Elastic
before being put the roof The composition only
not injurious to, but actually preventative and
being alright DAMPNEss PENETRATE THROUGH
TO ROT THE CANVAS.
The Joints cemented and the whole coyrred
with heavy of Cement, com materials
winch viii not scale OIL crack become injured by
being walked
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT.
our Cement alone possesses qualities of durability
equalled and is the cheapest coating that can be used
FOR STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD CAR COVERINGS, con-
hdeny believe this Roofing will outwear three Of the
ordinary coverings. No Oil is brought in direct
with the 10 burn IT, and the Cement Paint
the Waertight is made from materials which
~ COUNTY RIGHTS FOR an the States Of MARYLAND,
DeLduare Virginia, dndhe District # Colnbid.
qued in the above territory, have constructed our
GenSS rge to PR HREF% any
~ Prepared material for sale, with instructions
on, and will be furnished to agents, leaving them
margin fer profit.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
GEO. JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and south sts.
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81 Passengers their baggage ed free Of c6,yS
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights resi-
on the Bay steamers and privileged to lay u
SgPHRTiCTiAR NGTit ss 81 pSgsE, from New Yos
checked from those cities cay BOATS, from whence
For further information aud Through Tickets (Which are
good by the Bay or Mail Line apply in NEW YORK at tn
Ferry Buildings foot Of CORTLAND street H. Pearre 4s'
also at the New oS Jersey Railroad ofe loot Consn
tms Ast2r House In PHILADELPHIA at the Company .
at Ms depot Broad and Prime streets And IN EAiTi
MORE at Che Office Baltimore Steam Packet Company foot
Thf !qfgS and commqd i new and beautiful steamer
fort and conyensnce haye been added to the Linz. II
| ANA, Capt G. Russell ana DEIAiBF Csptain La
Cannon having unsurpassed state berth accom-
py Ees &3rt ES 9S @ 81 "" & aSf Is PH
''l'', ,'u' ' ss-sT - O'CLOCK n.-.s
Which leaves New York 4 NJ and FnaIciria at -
NJ The following Is tie Schedule: -
New York o'clock, NJ Forrsuou.t, at ~ oc,k A.
BaitimoPs X ! I'm &&ra hfasto =. u &
Fgr Aug9sta Char!e;on aud the South, the Nsnches
~ S TRe train from Wslen in thu above schedule goes to
,d Fassf M fi fer ab RsG ES ."a ny che
'n !. y neNt morning 2ter lea' M Ealipn".e
iagto, Weldon Godshor" BraGft Wasw Rag Hs snS
wilmington ~ O. will find it most pleasant, direct and
baltimore October 1899. Instr P Pnsiliisi
EssSts~~---* OFFICE OF NJ ON L MENTA
sH-=s4sSoizlls21a- STEAM TUG COMPANY
me IomplyS boats having been put in com runno
md harhpr towing the shortest nctc. ''" W river
The Company Boats are as follows.
Steamer IiONEsS Csrta,n t'T Is LLsaEne
giv4f for the safety Of VESSELS IN ana every gge
Laos OF ""Ge WIZ he made reasonable FOR further infr,
Walioh bpiF 10 The Captains board or Of the aaart
i.,e, WA II BOLTON
--------------- y "a W rratt strest.
-
~ Z+,|D CARRiAGES-We have ON hand at
49, OUR MANDATORY AND EEpusIT1Ry
Of w - NJ % tNttl
RACES Ia h Ei,l =; Gnu tt ts' ',>,'. IL MS M An
riapcs an, i,ft ~, TT til liS' ~ want OF Gar
determined t. Iii Mt as 5w vat an on AS accommoS, are
'''S ~ ally other e>"' SI RI'" JIyTR = tIr->rp
i825t ,,r,.,, If J,,ar md ri ~ II, " ~,
a
g4 on hand at y North GAY STREET 2 tbeI :.
New YORK ali Of the, Attest fashions and mos south Of
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\ nnLn UnAmrAIiNr,

-
IL This celebrated Wine is highly Sparkiino rarE.,tv
UI2ls the
kUHlS (Cabinet) CHAEPAGNE-PartclIla attention Of
conoSeurs is invited to its qualities superiority
dinner Wine of unTi4alled Its beautiful Kuhn color is
guaranteed to be the natural product OF the grape
PAkTIcULAR NoTICEThe undersigned, being aware that
many competitors spreading the report that Wine
Imported under the of RnbiS artifcilly coored do
hereby bid the of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS toany known
chemist who could in public experiments afford The
scientific proof that the deep color Rnb is du tn any
thing else but the pure juice of the grape '
j. GCERG 4 Co,
ChaonS-sur- Marine, france.
For sale wholesale by '
CHARLES H. MYERS & BRO
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CHARLES H. MYERS 4 BRO,
D,I4

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR WORCESTER
4 COUNTY N IN IN EQUITY JANUARY TERN, IsGo-
APFli' 4Ti!, 1850 -SGNDkY r COLLINS rs. ALONZO
+ COLLINS AND o1IIERSThe object of this Bill is to
procure the ale OF certain lands, in Worcester county own
ed by the complainant and Eesnora A. Collins, Alnnzo
Collins and Stephen Collins The bin states that the
lands devised by Parker Collins, deceased to his chill
dren Eleanora Adophus Alonzo and Stephen Collins t
said Adophus hath died nteStae, leaving aid Ee,ro
IA, AlonZO and Stephen and the complainant and Y, i
and Emma nS, his brothers and sisters his heirs at law
tlat The SAID irgnia and Emma also dead Ieayi, .
Their sad brothers and sister their heirs at Law it 80
aeendans ale all minors and all resi- Wore, scr conn
", except Aonzo who Is resident of this Stare 10,
sand lands cannot be divided without loss or Iniurv M
ereSted 1t prays sal" of said lands and dviscn If t M
's VI uci SAFE among SAID parties, according to tsir M
pectv interest therein 1t is thereupon ordered that The
aamt, oy causing cory Of this order 10 be Inserted
~ some tw spaper, published in the city of Raltimor @
Nav ne St @ ge S3Ges ye weeks the fifteenth day d
OPP CT ana substance of this bill and warn him 10 nne H.
m on OF before the first day of September next To
decree ought not to pass as prayed ' ''e mas WY
WM f. TIMMONS, CLERK
,ro1o, True copy-Test-WM +. TIMAuNS,
~ ''"'" Clerk
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S8tl 2GaGs
! WESTERN
60!

n RAILRVID
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station $50 A NJ, and $50 p n
for ReiSersown. Leave ResterStown for Baltimore Al
and l045 A. VI. "
~ Omnibus from Westminster daily at s A NJ connect
with l045 train. Waiting for 20 train from Baltimore re
turns to Westminster, arriving T.3O
ES Omnibus from Manchester A NJ meets TO- IS train
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Returning aItprnAt,
DAYS to Manchester the arrival of the 30 train BAL
tmore.
mh90tf IRWIN A. TAYJDH
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In THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
AClT ,,rI 4 C,iRLIES rs. JNO FARRELL and
PLACkTFE ID. FARRFIi-O Ordered, that the saIa MI
and reported by Robert Gilmor r Trustee for the sale M
the property mentioned in these proceedings be ratified and
confirmed, unless TO the contrary thereof he sh
on or before the 18th day of April next-TroriIed
copy OF this order be inserted in new sDaner
in Baltimore, in each of three successiye yp,s h
Core the said 18th day of April 'o WINS "e'
The report states the amount of sales To be siooO
GEO. f. SANGSTON, Clerk
,o True Copy, Test-GE0. L. SANGSTON
H'"~o-ia"9" Clerk
pACON.-lC0 hhds prime Bacon Sides and
treeti ~ mhsi-I0t
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e @iI ARRiAGES.-We have ON hand at
49, OH MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
81 q Ne largest and rest assurf,n CAR
MALES To- BE- found in the city Persons Of Car
s'stS are invited to- II and stock, are
determined t. sell mt as low accommodating
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,sgzA, CARRIAGES CARRTACFSi- M =.

css8h CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl---Tbs
~ subscriber has Oh hand at his extensive car
RAGE REPOSITORY Ma. 81 South Cay street, the mnst
EXTENSIVE ard htSi assortment OF fashionable CARRIAGES
tha 60" p" Found IN the city Persons in want of Carriages
VIII ~" II 10 tet interest :" give me call am DER
mined 70 sell low Tor cash approved paper Al WORK eoid
at my Repository warranted for twev~ months OH Sarru
geS repaired cr taken in eNc!';nge for ones ''"
s2l-tf Will Az, nS sF.n;;,,,
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y s.SEEis% OFFICE OF MUNUMENT
STEAM IILL i,NMnA ~.

EzT1zsa Asg STEAM TUG COMPANY
% are now prepared 70 eXeeue every description Of ryr
Tue Company Boats as follows.
Steamer FiGEESS, Captain Luke Lssgu.
-, Steamer llONkSS, Captain A II law.
Iht commanders are experienced masters and syr yn
rates Of towGee will be made ragso1obI NJ me
NATION SppiF to The Captains on board or of the arnt ~
;sIs > WA. II. BOLTON,
p-pr strAsf
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CURLETT h SONS
" CARRIAGE MANDATORY,

No. 81 NORTH STREET.
cSg-Rz The undersigned having greatly en-
es- largej their premises aud increased their facil
ties beg leave To call attention Of the public to Their
% -, of ~ cry description of RRfAGES 6n;h
in the ,nos elegant style and durable manner which fbe
,rr.ar.,i ona moiang terms
tended to with Dispatch and at reasonable prices H nj
Join CtRLETT Il SON
str I.
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CARRIAGFSI

n I1,ii---;,.. -. CARRIAGFSll
MESl ElIE STREET, a general assortment Of Car
na&eo the most approved styles all of which he sold
al ht lowest ilCeS Tor cash. approx paper All Caia-
EeS guarlncd for twelve months We respectfully invite
the public to call and examine our stock
. \. BOD Carriages taken in exchange for new
Repairing don" with dispatch.
n26tf RIDDT EMOSER. JR., 4 co
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Sbippna.

~ FOR RIO DE JANEIRO.-The ship
s BANSHEE, Capt. Jas. Kean, will be despatched on
the 10th inst For passage having handsome accOmmoda
tons apply TO HUGH JENKINS CO., Second street alO
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EsE BALTIMORE AND PHILADE
saaas4zaasEzsazzAr PHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,

the of Merchandise Produce Packages
IiorSeS Carriages Furniture Goods of ali sorts he
Philadelphia and Baltimore ~ - ~ ''i - "e'"e'l
PHIL Dl.i-IIIIA One of the Cnnnapv,, S..,p,
Doas leaves No Light street wharf ay At oc,,cp m
rlvEg in Philadelphia at O'Clock the neyt morein az
pie time for the New York Trains " ''h' !" dh''
No. l9 South wharves ''''H' ~ " O'CLOCK from
. Goods forwarded Immediately with car.-free NJ all ma
'or commission. ~, j. ALEX. SHRIVER, Agent " b
No; ) Light street wharf, Baltimore
,0hoe., ~ A. GROE Els, Jr, Agent
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StRarmb0afs.

IL FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
Bo11TH= TSfTTfT-rOlNT, VA.)-The steamer GEO PEA
AFTERNGnN SrS Light street wharf, on SATURDAY
For freiSbtS or NhAI, april 18th, at o'clock.
cations, apply to is i4Ie 3ldte NOON acromoda
apl32t j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
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n FOR NEW YORK.
nm DAILY LINE-INLAND
E-sIT@N OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT I555a5I

rN F0R FREDERICKSBURG. VIRGINIA, AND LAND
lNGS On THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER - 'A-'p
D Inc steamer VIRGINIA. Captain n Fairbank leaves
baltimore from her berth, at Needhams pier igLt 49,
wharf EN cry FRIDAY AFTERNOON at 4 ornck 81 aTI
rreeturnnlnE leaves fredericksburg EVERY TUESna"%
ohNiNT at O'clock or Immediately after the arrival NJ
t.e tTah oil cars from Richmond and Washington 81 pinp
at an me regular Landings the Rappahannrck fryrr
going ana returning, land and receive freight ar ra
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- r, FOR RICHMOND, VA.
hpS , stee wharf SATURDAY AFfRRH6oN" Wg eaTe
dat6ns app or passage having State Room
apl32t D. bhANIT, Jr., Agent,
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BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEHAF
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent

RIVER -' -'' -'i''>'>'on
The Maryland and Virginia Steamboat Companys steam
g er mM SELiDE .Capt " kT"gr viii resume her
4 " i < +, ,E,ot0!T OF S0ITu ,STREET, on
WIN leave fredericksburg FRIDAY MORN Nc. Feb VIZ
at cioCE for Baltimore stopping, going and rtnrnnr
passengers - " IAN" 'itSht ana
Tuesday, up to the hour Of sailing " '''' an"
~ Blank Bills Of ladng, Gf the form lI.,l can lac had b
applying a her Office, foot Of South street ~
~ Through freight promptly attended TO- CHARGES uoia
and fOrw ard, d with dispatch. ' ''"'7'' p''"
FOR information, freight passage Cayiu, erreII.,
HIaleh Room AKA berth accommodations apply To-
THOS. CLYDE, President.
Foot OF South street.
,,.u.. =, r,.,.., (Or on hoard the Boat
r. S-Ile SELi,EN viii continue to run the above ,Iays