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BOOTS AND SHOES.

rIIHE Subscriber has returned the North, and s
s IN receipt Of his Fail Stock o Boots Shoes EE8I
franks Yases, Carpet Bags &C, &C. which he would w
respectfully call the attention Of purchasers as he W.
that his stock br surpassed both regards price
s4ay He particularly invites Country Merchants, and 9TH
buying sell again give him call before purchasing as he
determined sell low Cash, the quality goods
be bought ia any OF the Northern markets
also prepared make order anything In his line In the
manner his stock materials very large and Of the
best quality ocT F. X. WHITE, % Main st.
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CHICKERING PIANOS.

NEW and full supply OF these splendid instru- sss.
"a ments have been received.
10 addition the beautiful Boix de NolNi the Cir
cular Action and the Grand have now the Bou- u
doir. beautiful instrument Of an upright form.
IA, Chickering's have received Is FIRST prize medals Az over re-
nowned competitors and from first rank Institutions and fairs OF
America and Of Europe They have manufactured and sold
Pianos than any factory in the world
From Chickering's have emansed the best and most perna-
ncn brought the Piano 10 rs
lection; and by great capital they have Invested In manuiac-
turing they sell fully fifty cent eheapeTthan
any Of their instruments leave the wareroom
without having fully inspected by the best artists
AS this factory than agency In city, In
Richmond these instruments only be sold by the subscriber
The factory warrants al Pianos we sell Orders proty at
tended to. 80
Warerooms side Of Broad street. 9Th and ct Habs
raSi9 NATH'L CARUsI, Sole Agent
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EaHsen's Pianos
QUAKER CITY

Sc w IN q MACaINE S-
ATPRAIT'S Old GALLERY, Il5 Main ST.. RiclmOrdTL
TEIIs truly popular Sewing Machine The cri
OF Relmons at the following unprecedented Low pr-e va
$40, SO, and $50.
lhs j. no hunt affair." but first practical uscne vl
DO kind Of work. fne Tie Ageu has sold
during the past in Alabama Tor plantation heugn
simple In their construction that ordinary seausrss eau read
y learn 10 one.
They from ordinary spoos without revndlng magt
strong and elastic that viii not rip, although every fourth
hith stitch be
great deal might be said In the usual way advertising
ng Machines but prefer that the public call examine "a
themselves We ready at all times show tbs uacl ne
N B-The a1 ton Of country merchants speculato t.
yited TO these machine Il Investment Agent
Ing TO dispose Of STATE and County Rights throughout ne southern
State
The low price az which these machines sold will readily
mand large sales and the liberal discount allowed 10 agent
II both lucrative wall pleasant business Mere AIT. vi
dnd this quite valuable addition TO their stock.
au26-ju w n FRFAR AGENT
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S0UTH-SEDE RAILROAD.
ON ANDAFTER MONDAY THE22d AU- f[I
" gust, the passenger Trains viii as folQws H.
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG.
Mail Train daily $50 A. NJ reaches Lynchburg at 1886
r.
Passenger Train daily except Sundays As NJ,
reaches Lynchburg at 1890 A. NJ
FROM LYNCHBURG To PETERSBURG.
Mail Train daily at A. NJ, reaches Petersburg at p NJ
Passenger Trains starts daily except Sundays at 1880 T. NJ
reaches Petersburg at $3.50 A. ".
with daily trains TO the Springs Knox
VILE Nashville Memphis &c. 10 New Orleans
~ This IS the shortest and expeditions route 10 all parts
Of Tennessee Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
Train Petersburg daily Sundays, al
A. and ~ Noon, and City Point 1t $50 NJ, and $50 NJ
cessary.
II. D. BIRD
au24 General Superintendent.
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.
TTyHE undersigned recently invented had patented
1 machine for Pressing ana STRENGTHENING Bum
dies OF Tobacco, pre- paratOry TO Packing or
Pricing.
The machine plain and simple and not liable 10 get Of
Tie tobacco through pair Of grooved rollers which
presses the drawing through rokng
STRENGTHENING deieeu stra htening the well before
pressing them together.
This machine than 20 per OF the labor and time
strengthening tobacco and does the work great deal better
than he done by hand 1t also reduces the labor OF pricing
nearly half These machines but the when compared
with their value shall exhibit them the Fair the 25h inst
oc94-Sm NJ. d. EIS0M. HowardsVille, Va.
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VAN EAAGAN 81 NCKEONE'S
ORIENTAL Defensive SOAP,
Philadelphia.
WlrTdnted girs perfect sdtt1cO The money triU be
funded, and our Agents hereby authorized 10
make good any future ofHdt


1iRded and Agents hereby authorized 10
make good any failure efHdt
peHse.
A. VAN HAAGAN
DENG practical soapmaker, and having for the last twelve
ID years different m) experimental and tested this
particular Soap In various offers TO the public
Soap which win save Time, Labor and Money We
willing should rest upon It's merits All ask is TO give
fair trial Il according directions found each
box II It does give full satisfaction the money will be
funded.
Among advantages other washing Soaps
lowing may be named;
l. Clothes need boiling and very little rubbing, (most ar
ces none.)
pound will 70 far any use three pounds Of com
rosn soap, two pounds best family soap.
g. requires less than half the time and labor do the washing
OF family that treques with the best family soap, and
raned not 10 njure the fabric
For cleaning paints and removing grease and printers
ink unsurpassed Macnists printers and painters viii find
invaluable article washing hands does chap
greatly soitens the skin
& The superiority Of the materials used and the Soap not
tanning any QfGdieS mild than any other
Washing Soap and undoubtedly the best adapted for white and
colored clothing well cambcs and aces and Is WARRAN
TED NOT TO ROT THE CLOTHES.
For sale 10y SPOTS HARVEY CO., .
No. % Pearl Street, !
oc2 Sole Agents for Richmond. /,
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400 Bbts Old Rye whissies-
%Bt First class brands
20 Hall Pipes Cor1ac Br3riies,
% Quarter and English Pipes TO-
% DO Casks Port,
25 DO Pale and Brown Sherret,
IS do Old Madeira,
White Port very superior,
N,'aE1, C'sr, Hook, and Bordeaux Wnes,
- fasas,s Champagne
slC Bexcs Lyrcafu-e Mamma. fs-ed Tobacco
commission, for sale by
MITCHELL & FERGUSON,
mis- no. Is Pearl street
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NEW ARRIvAL OF

Co., NEW ARRIVAL OF
sEts.-sNe57E1s ELEGANT PIANO PORTES.
nd The subscribers have just opened some OF the most
= elegant Piano Fores which they have ever offered
before Among Instruments OF extraordinary excel
ence combining power and vibration Of the Grand without the
umbroune with the and vey ceanes Of the best
square Piano Forte
They are substantially and supported with full iron frames
beautifully would adoru the parlor saloon
Of auv mansion. JAMES NOODHOUSE CO.,
Booksellers, Statlouers and Dealers
maid in Piano Fortes, Richmond, Va.
EyXCHANGE HOTEL AND -,
In preserving this card the public, return many cordial
thanks our generous patrons r the kindness have received
Al their hands hope the New order OF Ala rs,
10 be- Initiated 1859 will recciye the
previous efforts AMI bors accommodate guests have
with
Messrs JOHN and THOMAS T.. BALLARD are the Pro-
preto OF the Establishment and each pledges husef 20 do
comfort convenience and require Of their guests
demand.
We desire to keep and maintain, Whist LICENSE calls for
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and ve promise 90 use renewed
render the establishment comfortable as possible
polite agents and ready prompt and attentive servants We
endeay0r afford complete satisfaction TO The travelling
public.
previous card long since published to counterfeit the
baseless sufficient proof that establish
been closed, and that since rs publication
have condition Tain ytevS than heretofore
All closure Intended closure wc desire our Jends
false and Strangers Intending TO visit Us, as Hu
Misrepresentation anol-u
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SEQ GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL ROUTE. ]

RICHMOND 4 YORE RIVER RAILROAD.
nN and after MONDAY, January 23d $780, l ~ ~
~ senger Trains viii depart k&x1E tx1
FROM RICHMOND.
Daily Except Sundays,) at ... 81 A. NJ
Tuesdays and Saturdays at p NJ
FROM wlhrE HOUSE
Daily Except Sundays) ......4 p. NJ
Tuesdays and Saturdays at 81 A. NJ
STEAMER SEA-BIRB LEAVES NORFOLK,
Mondays THURSDAYS A. NJ
LEAVES WHIrE-HoUSE,
Tuesdays and Fridays A. NJ connecting with Cars both ways
Urbanna Stage leaves WhteHouse Tuesdays and Fridays al
A. NJ returning Wednesdays and Saturdays
wakerton stage whouse Mondays and Thursdays at
NJ. returning days.
Through freight forSarded daily Way freight forwarded Tues
days aud Saturdays THOs. r. SHARP,
js23 Superintendent
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CHAMPAGNE.

WE have Just received Fall Importation Of Champagne
w comprising grades, from good to very superior Person
wish sound reliable wine for evening parties very
superior dinner company would find wines suitable for aci
occasion. noi6-8w BLAIR * CliAMBERLAYNE.
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HARDWARE.
1859. FALL TRADE. 1885
JOHNSTON a. BRANSFORD,

NO 1913 MAIN STREET,
Importers and Dealers An
Hardware, cutlery, Guns, &c,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
xrTT are now In receipt Pail Stock e go
w Hardware, cutlery, Guns, &c, Sft;<Y
Unmarried and purchased direct from the manuiac- 80
nIe and would particularly call the attention Of
merchants farmers mechanics housekeepers aud NE pu
ncray 10 call and examine large and complete
Rodgers SONS and Wos;enAolm sons hne Pocket anu
bic Cutlery NJ. ri.
Fles and Raps Simmons, Collins and Va warranted axes
Aars and Rowlands Spades and shoveb
d. and L. H. Hay and Manure Forks ,,,v..
Shovel and longs Brass JsPaned Green Pierced ana
ders
Copper and Japaned Coal liods 49,, ,-. c.--,.-.
BRAS Bronzed Japaned and Cast Iron Androns IRE
Cas,jngNals Cut and Wrought Horse and Mule shoes &C
h o@er With every thing Surprising complete stock ofhAra
We rrspectially solicit eXamna alton OF our stock
"v'SP'' JOHNSTON BRANBRORD.
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n THE CITY OF RICHMOND,

s,usos s5aa-r o.orysrr AMT. arE
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
Fire Insurance, Marine Insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE No. l31 Mlrs STREET RICHMOND Va.

CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
AIED In 1892 and having during It's existence OF twenty
" SIX years met claims for loss TO the extent Ct largely over
MILLION OF DOLLARS, 1t refers TO the history Of the
Sast as anodng the very best guarantee for the future
Being its profits are distributed amongst
her citizens and It's Capital used promote the success OF her
Commercial ana Mechanical Industry.
by the long acquaintance of this Institution with the lnaung
Public has become familiar with their interests and no pains
will be spared or information withheld on the part Of It's Omcsrs
that viii tend to insure accuracy and give satisfaction
To Farmers and Country Merchants the very
extensive country insurance already highly respectable
citizens in almost every portion Of the State.
Applications for Fire Marine Insurance, addressed 10 me
w. L. COWARDIN, President.
WILLIAM Willis, a., Secretary nhl9-ly
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
TENHE RICHMOND FIRE AsSOCI ALTON with cash capital AMI
surplus Of nearly S250OOO, prepared to Issue policies
the above descriptions risks reasonable terms as any
similar restitution In the state and respectfully ask snare Of he
patronage Of the public Applications will he received at the Or
flee No 5t4 second door Of OF Main and tn Streets
where the officers will oheerly give any Information required
All losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
Cias. I Workman John II. Claiborne,
VIM. c. Tompkns, Robert ~ Burton,
John J. Wilson, Thos A. Rust,
Alex Garrett Geo n. Gwathmsy,
John 4. Sublett, Prs. J. Barns.
DAVID CURRIE, Prest.
ROsdsT A. TONPEISs, secy. se26
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IRON, IRON.

Iron, IRON.
NIRECT IMPORTATION-9i0 tons English Refined Iron In
~ and receyingper ship Erie direct from Liverpool
bracng full Bagua Shaiiug and Rounds from
to ~ inches; Square from to 81 inches Flats from 1N3sto
6xl and l25. inches Oyals from TO inch Half Oyals, from
inch Half Rounds from 10 inch Horse Shoe, from = TO
ky Inches Norway Railroads. Hoops band and Sheet Iron
Swedes Iron, assorted sizes tons English American
and German Steel foI sale by
de2-2mdic EDWIN WORKMAN co.
NOTICE TO LADIES AND GENTLE ~
~ MEN.-we have Just received and opened another<A
case Ladies and Genemcn CATERS and Boots imported d.
ourselves from Paris AoMateas for the manufac
Of Ladies and Genemens CATERS Boots and Shoes Of
description and Of quality far superior any made at the
North. ALEXANDER HILL CO.,
Importers and Manufactures u Boots and Shoes
de5 No. l21 MauSt Richmond, Va
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A CARD,
n CAkDs
RiCBXoND CEsTRAL Horn,
Corner Of Oh and Grace Streets,


Corner Of OH and Grace Streets,
December 81 ISIS J
YgyT UNDERLINED apprecaye Of the patronage bestowed du
ring The year about close desires offer his grateful
acknowledgements have favored him with their
pany.
To speak the locality Of this Hotel useless unless 10
strangers aud s called 20 the fact that while ts
hustle OF business street is 20 the prncl-
public buildings the Capitol the State Court House Postohce,
ogc Banks yrchaut M Tobacco Warehouses,
a.. aud Immediately d front 8
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- Is terces prime Rice
300 bbls. prime New Orleans Molasses
20 bbls New York" Syrup
], 900 Sides Sole Leather
800 pkg. Green and Black Teas, (sore phns)
300 bags Ginger, Pepper and Spice
~ bales Cloves and Cinnamon
900 bxs. Glass so bbls Tanners OIL
goo bxs. 'Hulls Extra" and Rosn Soap
200 doc. Brooms; 800 do. Buckets
900 reans Letter Cap and Wrapping Paper n.
200 bales Candevck and Irvine for sale 70 ne us''
low TIN W. a WTIIIAht
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5ULIyS a. HOBSON, city Collector
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CHANGE OF HOURS.
Trains leave Calvert Station follows:
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays at $50 A. NJ
and the ExpreS Train daily at $50 P Mp for Elma, Buff
alo, Niagara Falls Kingston, Scranton, Bnghampon Sy
Iacgse Os%sgo Toronto, Quebec and Montreal parts
West and Northwest
Travellers by either of these trains to Detroit and
Chicago, via Niagara Falls the cost as by any
other route '
For New York City by the 30 A. N. Train, with only
change OF cars and at low rate by other
Az $50 NJ; for Emmittshurg, Gettysburg, Lancaster,
ebanon Reading, Pa Pottsvile, Bethlehem, Allentown,
aston, Carlisle and Chambersburg Hagerstown
Nd. 30 ~ " Ati
At8,3oA N. and and G P NJ. for Green Springs ow.
ms Mills Reisterstown and Westminster Nd.
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train, daily Except Sun
day. at 4 COP NJ, for the West and Northwest
The Cockeysve Accommodation Train at 4 30 A. NJ from
Bolton and 600 NJ from Calvert Station Returning ar
riyes at 80 A. NJ and $50 P NJ.
travellers from Washington and the South by the 20
this road ~ "
For TICKETS and information apply at the Ticket Office
calvert Station n Of Calvert and rankin streets
Baltimore. "
,o,,,,. ,, JAS. q. CLARKE F., Superintendent.
JOHN i. RIGNEY. Asst superintendent
J. H. WARNER. Ticket Agent
June 26, 1860 iesOf
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GaJlaQts.

Gs y CARRIAGES.-We have on hand Il
- OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
one Of the largest and best ass0rtntnts of CAR
hIAGkS to be found in the city Persons in of Car
determined to sell low on as accommodating
terms as any other estabi;lment ,,,.,..,,,,
la25-h Corner Of Howard and Franklin Ralt
GzRS- CARRIAGES CARRIAGES I'VE
2=9HN have on hand at 90 North GAY STREET, thel.r
gest assortment Of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south Of
SeT YoTS all I 81 the attest f9shoPs and most approve
selves; all of which will Be sold on reasonable
Preparing done at the shortest notice mr22t!
9Es> CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl--Tb
N Slbscriber has hand at his extensive CAR
RAGE REPOSITORY, No IS South Cav street tie mo-:
and best assortment Of fashionable CARRIAGES
mat can be found in the city Persons in want Of Carriage
will find it to their interest give call ms am Ie-
mined to sell low for cash approved paper All work sold
ges repaired o. taken in exchange for new ones ~
Carriages received on storage or held commission
s2l-u WILLIAM MCCAIN
ST. CARRIAGEsl
~ CARRIAGESll
WEST FAYETTE STREET, general assortment OF Car
RACES OF the most approved styles all Of which viii he sale
guaranteed months Respectfully ipyit,
the public to call and examine stock.
N Bod Carriages taken in exchange for new Cnes
n26tf j. RIDnLEMosER, JE., K co.
TURLETT Il SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
No. 80 NORTH STREET
G T. The undersigned having greatly en-.
e larged their premises aud increased their fscIii
extensive every description ARRiAGFS fneC
in the most elegant style and durable manner which heJ
are prepared to sell on accommodating terms REPAIRS Al
JOHN CURfETT SON.
jy24h SO North street Baltimore
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HAIL Roa1s,

LA WESTERN
sxS aX-H1R MARYLAND RAILROAD
OPEN TO FINKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station and O'Clock Re-
turning leave Finksburg Station Is, 10 30 and 80
The o'clock train enables spend three four
hours in the beautiful Green SpIng Valley and return to
Baltimore $50 P. NJ.
Stages for Hampstead Manchester Westminster fancy
town and Emmittsburg on the arrival of the train
Also for Westminster from the 4 p NJ train.
jul3 II IRWIN h TAYLOR
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Sasitsss Garos.

LIVE GtAGSE: wm NJ pReRAu
II .o 49, ran W. ,.g ..,rov
VIRGINIA AND NORTH J6 HA NH GANUFA cTuSEn
and a. wa a!et! street. eject
auto tt baltimore
{ xEo. W. HOOPER,
~ SHIf CHANDLER AND GROCER,
HEYyPP, PATENT GoGRDAGE, G%nAiNs, ANCHORS,
Silh 81 ANTS; Oils, NAVAL STORES, oAHUM,
tn.,,, coESER FRaiT AND Soon 5T S' Esf S'
yXIM ! II10pRp 8 ", h.s'l%"re.
w W. o. li Noa..r M IL, q 49, ~, ,,.
m,Nrp,crrprps op Baltimore,
sEINEs Tanned, TaREE sfS' AND + RIGGEp,
u gS4 II e Go RSHtAf fSFE Am SEINE IRVINE
A MMIDON & CO
"A WHOLESALE Am RETAIL DEALERS TN
KEROSENE t LARD, Goal AN6 ETHERlAL ofis,
Vvpo,,SSN0AAP \ ~ INA "a nLES,
hHk"St YS mp ,, ETHERlAL LAMPS.
ol0tf . 'l'-''' '''A@'i near Baltimore
VIZ A MARBURtI ~ ca
w. 1,oonn, No IS W LOMBARD srKssr,
HAVANA AND ~ GERMAN sN CIGARS AND PIPES,
suw,,..., D9MEsTIC CLEARS,
buyng where else wen 10 examine cur STOCK before
-, W S - 80 . Hh'u
w rs ,IpS = ) = |. E hJSs ,,r,,yv
md DEALERS IN
I" Of 81 . svt F1I d4seT;dsidn
Pipe, introduced int. public AND p,s:s
he best manner and on the most pleasing ar
Is. + ii'Ni 80 ,our srD.sn uu,n, n,,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF OLD METAiS RAGS,
Ropes FgrS Hides Beeswax and Country Produce gene,
CT 1; a. MARBLE ART f WORKS Iy5s AID fsi2
- BEyAN q SONS,
N"h ~ so S g. T aOh s49 S. &AR6LF
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,,,,, TIE STEAMER PLANTER
~ leave Baltimore for the Patuxent river eye,y TlrFS
morning az O'Clock, as far up Hills Landing
returning, Will leave Hills Landing every Thursday morn
ing Tor Benedict VIII leave Benedict every FRIDAY morn
ing at O'Clock for Baltimore calling al Plnr
Far Haven going and returning. ~ ''''
freight received on Saturdays ard MONDAYS
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GzIE HHs9SaR@~&E@ VEST 4 Nd SOETs5
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On and after JUNE 18th, 1850, the ruD a.
lOwS:
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore SUNDAY
at $50 A. NJ Express daily p NJ, and Accommoda
SOUTHWEST -'
FOR VA y PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 30 train
between Cumberland and Wheeling, and hpwee Grafton
and Parkershurg take the go P M train from Raltimnre
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at / Is p "A
and from Frederick at 720 A. NJ
THE El.l1COTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore ,tE >
64OPM - " "
FOR WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUYH
Leave Baltimore at % and $40 A. NJ and.3 aui 20:P
NJ On Sundays at 1925 A. n only Leaves Washington fo
Baltimore at 20 anG 740 A. NJ 20 and $50 p IT, On
Sundays at 80 P NJ only. The and third train,
only from Baltimore stop way points Tie second am
fourth trains from Baltimore and the and third from
Washington connect with trains on the Annapos Road
For tickets of every kind, Information, &c andy to j. T
ENGLAND, Agent, or at the Ticket Office Camden station
W. p. SMITH,
A., co,p ,, Master OF Transportation.
r. ola
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EsSs ssa EIE.ss4sssszssE.sd PHILADELPHIA,
EssS st. .sES-~ASzET WILMIN GTON AND

La &Fa $500 PHILADELPHIA,
EscsS sr..ssES-S4EG WIN NGTON AND
BALTIMORE RIA ILR0AD.
SPRING ARRANGFNENT
p, T. and after MONDAY April 2$d PASSENGER trains
DAI Ypp ( sS , Sunday as follows, viz:
A: NJ; EVENING MAIL at 5 IS 2. NJ ~
ON SUNDAYS at 525 p NJ only All trains connect with
New York Trains except 5.25 P. NJ, on SATURDAYS "
Freight Tran with Passenger Car attached leaves at
Hsvre de Grace. '' "pu
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at sI5A.M,laM
and ii p NJ. - 49, "a ia IL vi
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAIL.
ROAD -'
By leaving in 10 l5A NJ train will connect at WILMINGTON
with 535 NJ train, or by aving Is p NJ can nronre
mington, and take the 935 A. NJ train A III '"
eoloed persons, neither bond or free will
De required to bring responsible white
ally known to the undersigned who viii be willing TO sign
portion OF the road ~ " eAi o'ei any
myl5+f WN CRAWFORD ,oa,.
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Passage to Fair Haven 80 cents. Meals extra.
THE STEAMER GEORGE WEFu,

Nm, ~. 0II.NN FR hEWkWE WFFMS
WIN leave baltimore for the PatuXent river every FRIDAY
morning at O'Clock as far up Hills Landing Return
ing VIII leave ills Landing every Monday morning fnr
benedlct WIZ leave Benedict every Tuesday morning nj
Haven going and returning. ~ CIV
Freight received on Wednesdays and Thursdays
TlEO. MEEMS. Mn.iar
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

EAMES T. KEMP &c CO,
~ SUCCESSORS TO HAGGER Il BROTHER,
CORNER PRATT STREET SPEARS WHARF,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Have constantly hand extensive assortment Of
ships Compases Quants, 0cants, Sextants, Spy asses,
arometers Thermometers Drawing Instruments, Lamps,
Surveyors Compasses Gauging Rods, Out Sticks Board
Rules, Tl tLnes, Burs Coast Pilots Ship-masters As
sistan Hedge Anchors Charts of all parts OF the world
Chronome'ers rated and Instruments repaired the best
manner ap2tf
THERMOMETERS,
" CHARTS,
. ~ BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENT
and
GLOBES.
Re- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE AROVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTER,
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR e. SGW
BLUNT, New York. fe99.tf