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Poverty not so Great q Curse.

If there is anything in the world that Il
young man should be more thankful for than
another, it is the poverty which ncccssitatrs
his starting III life under very great dsadyalI-
tages. Poverty is one Of the best tests Of hui
man quality in existence y triumph over it
is like graduating with honor from West Point.
1t demonstrates stuff and stamina. 1t is Il GER
titicatc Of worthy labor creditably performed.
\ young man who cannot stand the test is not
worth anything He can never rise above the
dru' &c or pauper. \ young man who cali
not feel his will harden as the yoke Of poverty
presses rpon him, and his pluck rise with eve
ry difficulty poverty throws in his way, may as
we'll retire into some corner and hide himself
Poverty saves thousand times more men than
it ruins; for it Only ruins those WHO arc not
pal treHlary worth saving, while it saves mul-
's<tules OF those whom wealth would have RI
incd. If any Young man who reads this is so
to lis to be rich, | give him my pity.
| pity you'h 'hmy rich young friend, because you
arc in danger. You lack one stimulus to ct-
fort aud excellence, which your poor compan-
ion possesses. You will be very apt, if YOU
have soft spot in Your head, to think your
self above hun? :a,pd that sort of thing makes
You mean, and Jn,r5I,rsS> With full pock-
s!s az, 9 - L!i4ss ass 90
surpassed: All 1G poorer boys arcanti i.'i5ii y1
before You know it, >,
No, my hoy, If YOU are poor thank God and
take courage, for he Intends to give you a
chance to make something OF yourself. Iy,u
had plenty of money, ten cl!anccs to one it
would spoil yoa for useful purposes. Do You
lack education Have YOU been cut short III
the text book Remember that education
like some other things, does not consist in the
multitude of things Il man possesses. " hat
can YOU do' That is the question that set,
ties the business for you. DO YOU know youl
business? Do YOU know men and how to dea
with them. Has your mind, by any mean:
whatever, received that discipline which give:
to it its action, power and faculty? If SO, thoi
YOU arc educated.
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PosrorFicE DEPARTMENT, Sept. Is, 1850.

PosToFFicE DEPARTMENT, Sept. Is, 1850.
Sir I'm reply to your note Of yesterday, I
have to state that, should be Grca$ Eastern
re-enter the Chesapeake Bay, and sail as con-
tc1nplatcd from Norfolk for Milford uaven,
the Department piH torpard BY her s"eh foreign
mails as wouid BE- naturally and properly DIS
patched from ,hut point To make such an
arrangement permanent, Norfolk and Milford
Haveu would havcto be made exchange Offices
The difficulty, however, could be temporarily
met by an appropriate provision. As the
Great Eastern san English ship, the conveyance
of the mails by her could not be authorized on
the same terms conceded to "steam ships
covered by the flag of the United States" :"
The existing law fixes the sea postages as the
measure OF compensation for postal service
when performed by foreign ships. This, there
fore, is all this Department could allow to the
Great Eastern.
Very respectfully,
Your obedcnt servant,
Jsigncd j. HOLT.
Hon. A. DUDLEY MANN, Washington.
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DIFFERENCE OF WlvEs.-lt is astonishing
TO sec how IL man may live on Il small income,
who has hardy and Industrious wife. Some
men live aud make far better appearance on
six or eight dollars per week, than Others do
on fifteen or eighteen dollars. The man does
his par, well, hnt the wife is good for nothing.
She will even upbraid her husband for not Iiv-
lug i'll rs good style as his nrisl.h"r, while the
fault is entirely her ONE. Iii, nci: Ebor has
neat, capable, aud industrious wife, and t!.at
makes the difference. His wife, Oil the con-
trarv, is whirlpool, into whi,h u great many
silver cups ;ght dc th'own, and the appear
ancc of the water r"n:ain unchanged.
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The Charge of 4s,e Wide Awakes.

We copied paragraph yesterday from the n
York Herald in relation to a wanton assault OIL
the ru ests of the New; York Hotel, and others
standing near the doom OF that house on IueS-
day night last The hHcgcd cause of the at
tack was the refusal of the proprietor, Mr..
Cranston to permit one of the Abolition clubs
TO s,splud Lincoln, flag from one of the
chimnies of his hotel.
The Republican papSs chronicle the affair,
and glory over it; but the Tribune takes the
lead in announcing thaIhereatter 10 anti-reDub-
lican sentiments mustbe expressed either by
the proprietor or his guests Here Is the threat
in its own language:
"The Wide-Awakcs;- are very thoroughly
organized body of young men, filled with the
vigor and the cxcitability OF youth. lsit quite
prudent thing to riska collision with such a
boby Is it not poss;Sa5 that some innch MORE
SERIOUS RESULT may happen both to Mr. Grams
toms house and Mr.. Cttslston's guests than oc-
Cured on Tucslayo evening, should such a
demonstration be repeated! As q matter OF
caution, we suggest tllGS ANY PUBLIC EMPIRES
SION OF TIE ANr1-REpubLIchNlsa OF THE Es-
TABLIsIIMENT HAD BETTER NOT DE PERMITTED
TO GET OUTSIDE OF IT ixCEpT BY WAY OF TIE
CuIMNEYs.
Such is the opening of the Abolition war
such the debut OF the Wide Awake army New
York will find this YelLrlrillcd and disciplined
body, "flled wth[ie yAor and cxcitabity Of
youth, "a dangerous organization to control
even before proceeds 70 the direct object for
which it WIS founded-yhe suhjugatjon Of the
Snutl, ~ .lLy0U
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---:.- -oST- LAEGuAGE.-ilon.
Wor3s IN TIE 'ESGl1ccnt lecture on tic En-
George 7. Marsh, in rclat the English words
slisl language, says ,Iriters hardly fall short
found in use by good man was able, on en-
of 100000. Even If 40 bring into use half
traorliuarv occasions, lily contcntcd himself
that number, he genera individual used i'll his
with far fewer Each words to some extent
daily life Il rcpertory os'cw scholars used as
peculiar to himself. i words; ordinary pco-
many as 10000 EnglisIu. In all Shakespeare
pic not more than 3,Ohn $4,000; in all Milton
there were not more tsn hicroglyphics there
5000. OF the Egyptiwas said that the voca-
were but s,00O and it era WAS scarcely great
hulary Of the Italian OF
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& T2iO,l YaENs so,1

More may be learned by dcvotie ftw mo-
mcnts daily to reading ti!an is c,mmorIy Sup
posed. Five pages may be Fad in fifteen
minutes, at which rate one naypcruse twenty
six volumes of two thousand parcs each, in u
year. You say you have I'VE TO guide You.
The LIST scholars and gHc 10y will tell
yoa y - most Kss: Y Is s siI ed ed.
45it!.p 465iiSt!s.ppaILy Of ZOO! flI:nk Of Frank
lin, the printer; 8; &c 1.-The the shoemaker; o
John Hunter, the cabinet maker; Of llcrccI:e'
the musician; of Donald, the weaver; Of Tur
ner, the printer; of Durritt, the blacksmith
Love learning, and yoa will be learned =
Where there IS A will there will Lc Il way. Be
s;n at once, take time by the torrlook and re-
member that it is only the first step that costs
aud having been resolved to learn something
every day. Strike the blow, and avoid the
weakness Of those who spend half Of their time
in thinking what they sI'a!I do next Away:
have a volume ncar YOU which You may catcl
up ut such o;l,l niE~ics as arc your OWE. Ii
is Incredible, until trial has been made how
much real knowledge may heacqaired i'll thcs'
Lrol cn fragments oi time, which are like til,
dust of gold and diamonds.
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corps of men in gaining. victory, the Old
Guard passed from the stage. and the curtain
dropped upon its strange career 1t had fought
its last battle
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--'pancd to chronicle a
SuIcIDE.-Wc. are the present term Of the
melancholy opening off,
South Carolina ColIcs, +. Hughes Of the Fresh
\ student named J field District. WIS found
man Class, from Edg{ morning. 4 pistol waS
dead in bed vc>terdav'ains were scattered over
bv his side ai.l his bnaIIs. Mr.. Hughes was
the floor and on Tie ucr, and unable to stand
in i'll health last s,lmn:h was now impending
his examination whil Hughes removed from
The parents Of Alr-.ago.
Columbia many year Coroncr's Jury, was that
The verdict of tho 10y his own act.
he came to his deatmhu Guardian, 2d inst.
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The Census takcr in New Milford found
three old maids, each two years younger than
they were ten wears ago.
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X.

An hour, and the battle is over,
The eagles are rendiug the prey;
The serpents seek flight into cover,
But the terror still stands in the way:
More dreadful the doom that on treason
.Avepges the wrongs Of the State;
And the oak-tree for many season
Bears its fruit Tor the vultures Of Fate!
Hurrah!
Harpsr.k Monthly lagazine Jr OctOJer.
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V I.
No var council sufIer'd 70 triae

No war council sufler'd 10 tribe
With tile hours devote to the dcedi
Swift follow'd the grasp Of tho rifle,
Swift follow'd the bound to the stced;
And soon, to the eyes Of our yeomen,
All painting with rage ut tue sight,
Cleaned the long wavy tents oil the foemen,
As he lay in his camp on the height,
Hurrahl
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4 new Post Office has been established at
Post Oak, Calhoun Co.. Arkansas, and Isaac
T. Robinson appointed Post Master.
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Y III.

Grim dashid they away as they bounded,
The hunters to hem i'll the prey,
And with Dcekafd's long rifles surrounded,
Then the British rose fast to the fray;
Aud never, with arms Of more vigor,
Did their bayonets pass through the strife,
Where, with every swift pull OF the trigger,
The sharp-shooters fashd out life
Hurrah
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,syElidois trenblf

Ebown the lone heights now wind they together,
AS the mountain brooks flow to the vale
nd now, as they group on the Heather,
~ The keen scout delivers his tale.
nurrahl
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VIII.

Twas the meeting of eagles and lions,
Twas the rushing Of tempests aEd waves,
Insolcnt triumph 'gainst patriot defiance,
Born freemen 'gainst sycophant slaves;
Scotch Ferguson sounding his whistle,
As from danger to danger he flies
Feels the moral that lies in Scotch thistle,
With its ''touch me who dare!" and lie dies
uurrah!
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4Tho Bri,ish-the Tories are on us,

And now is the moment to prove,
To the women Whose virtues have won US,
That our virtues are worthy their love!
They have swept the vast valleys below us
With fire, to the hills from the sea;
And here would they seek TO o'erthrow US.
In realm which our eagle makes free!
Hurrah
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 20. n
At noon, to-day. the Captain Of the BRtsl''
steamer Gladiator, and the british C6nsul's
clerk, while conyersing in. the rotu,yla Of the
St. Charles Hotel, were assaultcH, and had
their faces Slapped in the most ignomuious,
manner BY parties frieu\ eo/syaiIer. 1t is.
thougllt thar this condus MSs rs searlsedsby some,
isrilrelnscnn.:zg M
returned on board the 6IadIalor, respecting
their treatment by the British.
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I'Eaahs IS agl;Ea .un ieina'ss's sa -, =
servation applies with tenn the prime Of man
men, and those who are PIN time of life the lit
hood. For, after a ccrtda poor one, VIC grant)
crary man makes shift fty of ladies. 10 IL
10 tlo without the soci4' important as spir-
young man, nothing is St is Crcator) to some
it OF devotion (next to Image may occupy his
amiaJIc woman whose i, tuition, Which hcscls it
heart; guard it from poIght to choose wife
OF al sides. A man outr wedding gown, for
as Mrs. Primrose did h!' One thing ut least,
qualities that wear we'll has its cares. ccIilary
is true, that if natrinonwton, or II mere schol-
has 10 pleasure. y Nc'in study; man Of
ar, may find enjoyment in books powerful
literary taste can receiv'st have bosom friend,
auxiliary but man mum, to cherish are! sup
and children around Jill age.
port the drcariucss of ol1. =
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ER.-Wc may iud.

.EN--NE may JNNTt Wl II
MAS's CnARAcFy what he Ioves-wIat
mans character person nanIirsts delight in
pleascs him. If a ccts-thc vulgar song aud
low and cordid ol1 in ,lc misfor'umcs Of his
dchasng language % animals, We may at once
fellows or cruelty mplcxion Of his character.
determine the cobf he loves purity, mohcsty,
On the contrary, pursuits engage his heart,
trutl--if virtuoIls ktfcctions are satisfied
and draw out his ght man. \ mind dcbascd
that he is aE nprpclation with the good and
siirinkS from ass
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TIE CAREER OF WALKER.-Few men, per-
has, at the are Of Gen. Walker, who has just
terminated his career at the exccutDners
hands, Oh the soil of Nicaragua, have passed
throauh Il more cyentful life. lie was but
thiity-sx wears of age, and was born IN !: Nash,
yiIlr Tennessee, and received \ most liberal,
education, first b. collegiate course at tho
University of Nashville, where he received the
hirhcst honol<, and afterwards in the Medical
schools of Philadelphia and Paris; enjoying,
also, while in Europe, the advantage OF a tour
through Germany and Italy, where his opp,o,r!-
tmri;ies were appreciated and embraced. His
distastc to the medical profession turned him
to the law. and finally, in 1859, in California,
he first entered upon the hazardous career
Which has ut last been brought to 4 close
condemn him who may, he cannot be denied
qualities OF courage and military talent worthy
Of 4 better cause and which, applied In tho
prorcr dire ton, would have ilIumincd page
in historv.
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ProvoxlyG Making love to pretty girl,
who ~ays, LA, Mr. Smith, what a funny man
you arc
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JEi,..s Makes Il Man

\ man never knows what he Is capable OF
until he has tried his powers. There ser-'s to
be no bounds to human capacity. Insight, en-
ercy. and will, produce astonishing results.
How often modest talent, driven by circum-
stances to undertake some formidable work..
has felt its own untricd and hitherto uncon-'
scious power rising up to grapple and to mas
ter and aitcrward stood amazed at Its own
unexpected sllccess.
Those circumstances, those people, enemies
and friends, that provoke us to any noble un-
dcrtaEimw, arc our greatest bcnctactors. OPP
position and persecution do more for a man
than ANY seemingly good fortune. The sneers
of critics develop the talent fire of tile young
poe. Tie anathemas of the angry Church
innalae Tie zeal of the reformcr Tyranny,
threats tagot$. torture, raise up heroes and
martyrs. who might otherwise haze slept away
:lotI;tal and thou.htcss lives, never dreaming
what splendid acts and words lay buried ILL
their bosoms. And who knows but the wrongs
Of so.:ictv are permitted because OF the line
~,II which is beaten out OF the crude ore Of
humanity:
Here is the truth worth considering. Are
Won in poverty! Have YOU suffered wrongs
DO circumstance; oppose you? Are YOU be-
set hY enemies. Now is your time. Never
lie there depressed and melancholy. Spend
40 more time in idle whining. Up like lion!
Make no complaint, but if difficulty fight yonu,
roar vyur defiance You arc at school, this IS
vour necessary discipline, poverty aud pain arc
YOUR mastcrs-r,Sc the powers God has given
YOU, and you shall be master at last. Fear OF
failure is the most fruitful cause OF failure
Sand firm. and You will not fail. What seems
i;a.r. at first is a discipline. Accept the les
so;.S; trust the grand result; up and up again ;
strike and strike again, and You shall always
~sin. whatever the fortune OF to'dayy's or to"
m rows lut;lc.
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-tAwAKEs. "A negro "Wldc-
NEGRO "W1DEM Mrmcd i'll Boston on We'd
ncsdny last. Til service 70 for the EcpuJIi-
doubtless do ef Agn.'
cans during the d kgn they will doubtless
And after the Arvicc in carrying ont
do sill more eff z3 Mr. douglas.
the Norfolk prog
BARRIERS shop re-
An editor got = Z. dime, which
Gently, and otferc 81 understand
WAS refused, 'Rc of it y "Wt
Won is IN editor But such lib
nrbhcr charge c, = er mind; We
cr'liry will ruin
makes it up off +
Nv rcgul;l
HARD on TIL Araska, i
ting the sale Of
the following pl A"r th
"Tne Justice + ! & .(s 4 com
whole amount q Z -
nittcd to the cd 81 A
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XHAr WILLIS sAY.iADour Ills WATcn.-In
tsarclline with thisJ &.tural rapidity toward
sundown. I must ,-G kct to record the diff
cultv | found in ''"M @ the time of day. Be-
tween New TorK -. Louis, of course, we
were to gain an hour aid ten minutes on the
clock-a difference sllquld not have taken no
tice oc, even with railIbad speed, bpt for the
new ownership of the iit. of iptalli'lity in my
pocket. The watch witch the Waltham Com
pany had nia1le for md tand winch had not
varied second from is punctuality in ten
months,) was to be would up as ia daily
lesson in the difference tof longitude, and one
which was to be carcfllf calculated for in the
departure Of tra;as and Steamboats,. BUTT WAS
curious how subject fsfSfhd l had become to Il
local meridian, in this ay-beIicving III the
stability or centraIity.; places according as
they were more or less altham! | am s'lrc
| should never feel at heb with such bella
ted sunri,e as they have st. Louis-uncom-
fortably dcs-Waltha2Rsa as found myself,
all day, in meal tin engagements. No!
let ME recolnmcn at emigrant who wishes
to feel at home in nc est to avoid somehow
this infexibe standard in tho pocEct-cithcr
wcan himseffrom his syTSathani" before start
ing, or let himself run d& till he gets there.
81 z rs Home Jonrmak.
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Y cry respect1uIl.
y.
Briiisilers Assaulted.

IOISHcuJ u. HVLI.
Hon. A. DUDLEY MANN, Washington.
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Notice to Mariners.
IN n.-..1
NUIHCIdI.
HYdroCranhic Off

Hydrographic Offce /
80 London July 81 1860 (
The following notice to Mariners received at this de
parment from the United States consulate at Pernambu
CO. IS published for the information of those whom it NAV
concern, viz:-2d section Rio de Janero Department
OF State for Naval Affairs, 18th of May 1860.
BY the Department Of State for Naval Affairs Be it
known to all the mariners that the lantern of the For
ress OF the Santos Refs Magos situated bar of Rio
3rande do Norte in la5 is SOUTH and Ion IS Is Is west
of eight lights placed on cylindrical tower but on the
platform of said fortress.
This new light, which is fixed and of natural color
is elevated 65 spans ortuguese above the level of the
water in the regular tides and may be distance
of twelve miles.
By order of their Lordships,
WASLIINCTON
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Steamboats,.

1T
EzsS!asslassz-N sor,rr,,,r GREAT
'oFFRREHfH aRaMTA j " SOUTHWESTERN
AND iNTEARRnS EEfRNIPIR Isl Tenn A'0
HSEef
With 6s SIDE s'fRS ar 5SG city
THE SHORTEST THE MOST Ex SPPFPSi ThSng
r., ~ BEST ROUTE 2f FOR FREIGHT
tb a w important points in Southwestern Virginia
bama and o. Georgia ard the northern part o I
F Fp GcePted for through to any of the above p,
tons on the rd ormaon rates and time the
A'0 WI '''e Fouter Apply 10 'N''l sta
ju2Itr Agent PoWhatan Steamboat Company
No Light street wharf
E.AslE@-..!a FOR PETERSBURG fvia CITy
RbRE will leave Light strast wharf oa FTFPRRE
uk kdr fl.i AFTERNOON AT ococS ." Ahf SAT
dations apply to W ~ o' HI 'c' otnoda-
ir9,.,f J. Brandt, Jr., Agent.
S1-t-e. Light street wharf
EunsLsrr-A FOR RICHMOND, va.
ii~s1 dne steSmtr BELEIDERE" will Ieav,
NNEGt street wharf on EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTER
For freight passage, having ns State Room sc,opw
iu2lu D. bNASP Pisf Jr :. AGENT
SIS FOR THE SOUTH
f DIRECT dHg D From NEW YORK, PHILADEI
TO NORFOLK NAY LINE,
BIG' ALA MA RRAALE IGN CHARLOTTE GOLCM
sFRlNG i 4NR sDMMEK ARRANGEMENT.
BAY LINE Bs65ifRf SqFP55faY Y'3KyEi2
The Schedule being so ARRANGED tSat The
10 NO MIGHT T TIAEE t On The Railroad from
THROUGH rITR nm, ". =.
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Bssl 4Gaas.

ASS&s EsEssSSs5ssj WESTERN
s4L-- snscs MARYLAND RAILROAD
OPEN TO FINKSBURG STATION
Trans leave Calvert Station 80, and O'cock Pa
tuTnlng leave Finksburg Station, Is, 10 80 and 49,
The O'Clock train enables spend three or ou
honrs IN the beautiful Green Spring Valley and turn to
Stages for Hampst adj Manchester Westmfn ter Tanev
town ana FmmittsburG ont the arrival of the train
Also for estminster from the 4 ?. NJ. train
JUS u IRWIN h TAYLOR
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Ea -; FOR . p TIE I
EST AND NORTHW + \ +
NORTHERN CENTRAL. RAILWAY

VI II
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
CHANGE OF HOURS
Trains leave Calvert Station as follows
ne Mail Train daily Except Sundays at $50 A. NJ
ana tne Express Train daily at $50 P NJ for Elmira BnT
aIo Niagara Falls, Kingston Scranton Binghanptcn v.
osWego, Toronto, Quebec Montreal and an parts
OF western New York and Canada Also Psburg Chi.
Ceveland Cincinnati, St. Louis, all the
West and Northwest. ~ - ~
u travellers by either of these trains to Detroit and
ohlcaSo VIA Niagara Falls, at the by apy
other route ~ 80 - ""S
For New York City by the SOA NJ Train with only one
change OF cars and at as low rate by other route
Al $50 h: for EmmittShurg, Gettysburg, Lancaster
Ieoano1 Heading, Pa Pottsvile Bethlehem Allentown
Md. '' 'O' 'aE'is'o"h'
AtSSlA N. and and P NJ. for Green Springs Ov.
ms Als Reisterstown and Westminster, Md "
Inc Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily ycpr+ Sim
Jay at 4 w I. u, for the West and Northwest
me CockeySvie Accommodation Train at 20 A N from
toloh, and bO0 NJ from Calvert St4tion Returning ar
riyes at $40 A. NJ and 81 p, NJ 'NH IA
Travellers from Washington the South by the 20
this road. ~ $50 '"' wv
FOR TICKETS and information apply the Ticket Office
Baltimore - '-' success
rouNr o1c,,,,, JAS. 9. CLARKE, Superintendent
. JotN I. RlGNEY Y, Asst SuperiG tcpfent
J. H. WARNER, Ticket Agent
June 26, 1860 ;.,n.s
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w;,1 , n The STEAMER PLANTER
n lta|e Baltimore for the Patuyant river o,.o, rrrr
Oihlng at O'Clock, far 40 as HilIS gpdin
ing for Ba MIL eaye HIPS Landing every Thursday morn
ng az O'Clock for Baltimore calling at PI1m 'E morn
FAR haven going and returning. - 4 ioiit ifilu
freight received on SATURDAYS and MONDAYS
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sIA FOR THE EASTERN

E.-sIL~k FOR THE EASTERN
TH ss@ 1a=asis. 49,, ~ AND WESTERN SHORE
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