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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

RESULT OF An ISJUDlo1ors USE OF THE PARDON
ING PowER,-In an ATLANTA paper we find the fol-
lowing:
Frank Smith, whom the Legislature pardoned
year or so since, while he was under sentence of
death for murder perpetrated in Campbell county,
shot and killed kenney Dillon with gun at Fair
burn on Thursday evening last. Smith has for
years been notorious, we learn, for his laWless
course,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

SaIRFs AT PANIC PRIcEs.-Moody is seldom be-
h cest Of his fellow citizens in lheray, and is
ccedng difficult naer get ahead Of him IN anything. His
Aeghbors selling low therefore he sells per-
advertise 70 sell goods cost he offers sell regardless
Of Hnrah for Moody Weadmlre this pluck he displays
inhis advertisement This morning. We like the idea of
shirts baing at a discount,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
Mobile Knces,

The Tribune gives the following report of the
race on Thursday last @a CIV
The race yesterday was q complete one-sded
affair." and it is useless to give further description
of it than TO say il was won in three straight heats
and 13eiltgH had the call at $1,000 lowell, no
matter, anything. ..o+ M.. m.
SUMMARY:
MAGNOLIA JOCKEY CLUB-Winter meeting oflS60,
Thursday, Dec. l3.-Club Purse $400-Heats Of
One Mile, three in FIVE.
Thos. +. Eanes' f. Tcjiigh, by Lexington, dam by
COL iohG GampbsIl;s b. h. Aifiy dams, BY Wagner,
dam by TranDy5 y ..t.........-..
m@ Time: 1:553 -l:523 -l;531.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

HOLIDAY SALE of presents, rich goods, ETC., com
meneipg this morning II o'clock and continuing daily until
the entire stock closed. MeCeren 4 Landry will sell
largest variety faacy gods Offered anciou
milan cut glassware Of every Description see advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

INHALATION OF INDICATED VAroRs ToR Co.'S
suapTosTls mode Of treatment for the Of rousump-
tion is by far the rational that has been praceed
by tie medical profession and almost impossible
understand howt that remaiasd long undiscovered
Impractical DR. @. Crane at ais institute. No. 1876 St 10.
seph treats all diseases o the throat and lungs by this
method and the reputation he M made is Indicative Ties
cess hs has met with.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
r EEps, FOUNDRY. NEW ORLEANS

81 LEEDS q co. lhON r9UHpFttsni
and Manufacturers of Vertical Horizontal Steam Engnet
Rollers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles CaliheEt
Fters Steam Draining Machines Saw Mills
Gin Gearing Columns and Fronts for Buildings Furnace
mouths Bars and all Machinery required for ths
South . =.
We duly authorized and prepared to oonsrus
STILIMAN's PATENT BAGASsE FURNACE.
y ssi2 dkwly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
oAERoKEE REMNDY!!-A q UNrAILINa


eraI Alternative and Blood Purifier. ..
p5I entirely unlike every other medrine prescribed fot
Freaf Diseases Mineral Poison Eausanbs
TrTgs being prepared Roots Bgrks and Leaves the
form ot pleasant aud delicious Syrup
ay- pature's remedy tor Gonotrhea and eject
Gravel Structure, and is chpcty recommended Tor Fnor Al
bus Whites IN FemlesD dis compliant 4 is Invaluable
Rc5era Alternative aud blood purifier IL has equal
and docs ScrofulR, Secondary Syphilis, dandt
lar SlycnEs Mareua and al Erpiye Diseases carhs item
irofe speefiY permanently than eiheF medicine known
Il this purifying and cleansing tbs bf06Gausng It 10
aW IN Al Original purity and gigor, thus removing fcn the
system all impure and pen3cous cese which have induced
srn al old cases Of GouoTrhea and elect that have baed
Mi medical skill II especially Fecenendsd in old cases 1t
fails and Il i1 on one 10 three days
few positively sli sealding heat chordee and
pnin. -, :.
business
a.. IT, duires no assistance from other medicine
HsrIt can lay on lie toeahle in tue counting
without being suspected remedy for private dis
SO trestise VenereaI disease With full directions for
then permanent cure accompany eGeh boiIles
&FUr foil particulars, gel Circular FREE from any eras
store in the United States. =-
retail ~ per bottle, three bottles for So
by All responsible druggists and dealers in medicines through
United States, and Wholesale by ali wholesale drug
POTTER d MERwlN, Sole Proprietors, St, Louis, No.
J. WRIGHT It CO.
Nos. 2l and l5l Charres stieet,
Wholesale Agents for the South
ks-Sod by all Druggists ial6 lySW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
IFrtm the london Post, November 9.

To all appearance American institutions are
about to be tried by seVerer test than has ever
yet been applied to them, and We need hardly say
that a civil war between the North and the South
would at the present time prove highly Injurious to
the cause of polticalfreedom throughoutthe world.
We trust thatlAmerioan statesmen Of all politics
calamity. Much will depend upon the attitude
assumed by the President elect much will depend
istration. The Government of President Buchanan
has been characterized throughout by moderation
and good.sense; it remains to be seen whether it
is equal to the task of maintaining the national in
situations and the majesty Of the law against the
dangers which now threaten them. 1t is easy to
perceive that at period Of unexampled popular
excitement, single false step might prove fatal to
the public peace, if not to the very existence of the
Union. But we have much faith in that love OF
political order whchisi nherentin the Anglo-SaXon
race and, calling to mind that this is not the FIRST
occasion on which the dissolution of the Union has
been violently threatened, we trust that the new
President, when the time ror his entering Office
arrives, will be able to proceed to Washington
without those four hundred thousand Wide Awakes
Eaths back who it is said, ready if need be, to
accompany him to the Capitol,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
- A. Il. BLACEkNEAR 8 BRO, -.
nTKTl Wholesale and Retail Dealers in HfE
MUSICAL. MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
"A Camp street, New Orleans.

Grand Paor Grand Square and Upright Pianos from the
very hest manufactures, among which, invite particular
attention 10 the RAVEN, BACON 3 GO; PIANOS, now
Hr introduced this market For the last thirty years.
these Pianos have especial avofes The North for their
durability beauty finish deioacy of touch power
mess Of onen all Of which points know that they cannot be
excflled ,.,,,4 - -
PfaSos These Instruments though placed exhibition
at Boston Philadelphia and other paees in competition with
te most celebrated makers have invariably received the high
est premium good solid Workmanship elegant finish and
feet evennes and richness of tone The PARLQR GEN the
ms IS warranted give entire satisfaction Meodeons Guitars
Vion Brass Band Instruments and every thing appertainng
TO tie stock complete Music Store Music and Music Books
sent by mail postage free. A. Z. BLACkMAR Bro
80 In, gW IA Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
cREsUENT MARBLE WORKS.

Monuments and Head stones Piers Center Table
Tops Counter Slabs Mue Pieces, Crates and Crate Setting
Flooring Tiles, Banquette and Yard Tagging Iron Railing
s-The supplied with rough and manuIactu ed srb
bv GAVANAUGH & GuELSY,
oil tfEW Dab 234 and 236 Camp t=s
n ROYAL, SAIi4MAkEIs, Nos. is CANAL and
". II Grassman streets, sign Of the Root hog of Die
Manufacturer Of all kinds Of Plsn and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS TABPAuhINs, etc. Also ali kinds OF FLAGS aud
BANNERS suitable for companies other purposes wlt
FIagstals suit Fall and Purchase Ropes sng fitted
ard furnished order 1T the shortest notice BLOCKS Of al
SPARS and RIGGING, suitable for raising machinery any
other heavy maerial. ,,,,,-5z, -,
l offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
tho articles he found at Nos 10 Canal ana II
Crossnan Streets New Orleans.
NJ b. Sail Rigging work in all its branches md country
orders promptly filed ut the shortest possible netiee
. MIC ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

What will be the consequences of Mr.. Linooln's
election to the Presidency Of the United States
We may dismiss without much hesitation the ex-
aggeratons of Northern demagogues or Southern
alarmists A few fanatics at the North have ex.
pressed sympathy with John Brown, and speak
i1ippantly of the servile war that would have en-.
sued from even his temporary success. Others,
more prominent men of the Republican party,
speak vaguely Of slavery being doomed,n and
to anticipate that Shareholders will be coerced
into surrender by the gradual closing in around
them of free soil States. These however, are but
the wicked and wanton dreams of men who know
nothing of the South, and still less of the Consttu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
n ROYAL, sAmMAKER, Nos. Is
erRoNG TESTIMONY STRONG TESTIMONY

ST. JOHNS, n. B., Feb s. 1855.
Messrs b. a. Fahnesock Co:
Gentleren-The following certificate from William Cunning
ham Keeper Of the Amshoue in city thisk will be in
erestinr to yo and therefore inclose it, You may depend
upon the CORRECTNESS Of his statement
Yours, ", o. SMITH.
To W o. Smith Esd Mayor of the city of ST Johns N b:
SI Yesterday gave child named Jas. Cunningham, aged
years and months vial Of b. A. Fahnestocs Nernifuge
The quantity o worms passed being great requested The
mother Them which she did and 4ted there were nine
score and seventeen The day previous the child had yoed
fourmang in n two hundred Two nine and
half LENGTH and the others averaging Six INCHES
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM
Keeper of the Almsheuse.
st. Johns NJ B., February 4 1888. =m=
rPnrchasers should look we'll the initials the wrap
fnge and no other. n2S lmSW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
The Money Crisis ID rev York.

NEW YORK, Dec. l5-The breaking up of the
Cabinet at Washington, and the alarming condition
Of Che country, caused decline of several per
cent in stocks to-day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

EoR sALE-0E REASONABLE TERMS SEVERAL
very u properties Eplanade street improved and M
improved Also several very large popetel close Espie
made street various pars the city For particulars
ss.1 # 81 ExCH SNGE ALLEY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

7~ 7W- 7701 hlVEL IltElIlEGMC 9I1 ~ IN ~
LOUISVILLE, Dec. l5.-The Ohio river at this
point continues to rise, with nine feet four inches
water in the canal by the mark 58sJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

R& CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA Me- g.
az GR0ES-The subscriber has just arrived with "a
q gang Of very likely Carolina and Virginia HE-&S
~ GROES consisting Of Field Hands, uorse SeFslss
Yanto Cooks Washers aud oner also No, Brieklayer
will he receiving fresh supplies during the Ppcns
Wishing purchase viii find their advantage cell
Fl. f. PETERSON, 4.
SECS en- Is Perddo strsse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

NEw YoRK, Dec. 1.-THE steamship vfgo, which
sailed from Liverpool on Wednesday, the 2sth alt.
and touched at Queenstown the evening OF the fol-
lowing day, reached her dock to-day. ss
Her news has been anticipated by the Europa
and North Erftnn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
REM0yALs---REaIOyALs.

fsHANeE oE, NUMEER, BUT NOT OF LoCA
e. TON. ----..
Drs CLARK K FRIEDRTGHs,
BsntiHts,
No. l2l formerly 10 CANAL STREET,
Itstf Union Bapk Building.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

"a NNGKOES FOM sALE-,I. HAZE "A
szls arrived with One Hundred and Fifty NE In
"a GR0Es from Virginia and Maryland such Us Ne OK
w. hancs House Servants Cooks, Washers and = gAS
fofars Field Hands will also receive during sea.
every month"; large supplies exclusively from those States
determined sell prces suit tie times for cash
approved city aeepanGe They Gamble at house.
ner Of garonne and Graver Streets New Orleans.
90 Gm j, ~ WILSON.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
EXPORTS FROM BAL TIMORE.


CARDENAS-Brig DirectOr.-2S5 tons lump coal
ST JOHNS P. R.-SchT. FeerieSS.-20 tcs rice 25 bbls
do ties hams IS bbls pork 10 half bbls do 10 quar-
ter bills do, SO kegs butter, boxes do so bbls mack
erel II kits salmon, Is half do d. 100 kegs lard bbs
DO 200 boxes candles 10 bags pepper bags cassia 200
boNes herring hhds tobacco rs boxes do, 80 bbls
bread so Kegs crackers, box salts do. mamma bales
senna 50 bbls oats 25 do beans 10 bags peas boxes
sugar. II do. pickles, do pork so bbls -four 20
hrecrackers IL boxes liquor, 500 paper 35 bbls
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order, and the light TEAMMATES Of 200 deg to the
seward. The light ia white and revolving, eclpsed
every minute.
The focal plane being elevated 10 feet above the
level the light should be from the deck of common
sized vessel at distance of about twenty nautical
miles The astronomical positions Of the station is as
follows, viz:
Lat 39o AT So North Long II 23>> East of Green
wich.
By order,
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OOMESTJC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKET, Aug. 2.-Flour, &c.-The
sales are $40 bbls at s5G5 10 for superne Western;
40 for grades extra do; S. so for superine
State * o55 S3H for Extra do, and S535G5 40 for
choice DO IS 3OG54O for shipping brands round hoop
tro Ohio IS 5O1650 for the better grades and $4,000
3 IN for ST Louis extras. Southern Flour is without
honSe Of moment the medium grades plenty;
ces are rather in favor Of the buyer Sales Of 1850
his at a. 90d535 for superfne Baltimore, and $40
mi so for the better grades Rye Flour is in fair request
sales of 200 bbs, at So 3od4 10 Corn Meal is lower
and active-sales of go bbls at for Jer
sew and 1915 for Brandywine. Grain.-Wheat opened
steady buyers held OF and the market closes heavy
and lower, part, uarly Spring. prices of which are
somewhat nomin al Old white Western is in fair re-
quest quite steady rates The sales $1,000 bushels
at 81 22G1 "a for red Western; 81 25 for old do;
SI30@l3 for new white do 81 sc for prime old white
Indiana; white Southern private terms; 81 43 fol-
prime white Kentucky; and Milwaukee and Chicago
spring private terms. Rye is in moderate demand al
Slds2 cts. Barley Malt is frm-small sales at 90 cts
Corn is less steady and closes dull and heavy the de
mand is chiefly for the East Sales Of AS 900 bushels
62G62H cts for Western mixed-mainy at 62 cts o4 q
66 cts for Western yellow; 6S cts. for white 40, h %
cts. for round yellow. Conee-The demand oon,nu o
good but the transactions restricteu III
the light stock Offering and the extreme prices sheu
sales of 1925 bags Rio from second hands, at l6loH
and 450 do St Domingo at 1SAtGl3B cts. Cotton-rh
inquiry is limited but the arheI Is s'eaus scs vi oo
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8all RUaas.

IIIs hEssstss5Ssssses5sstsss53 WESTERN
EH&sHeT-SeS MARYLAND RAILROAD
OPEN TO FINKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station $50, O'Clock. Re
turning leave Fnksburg Station, IT, 10 30 and IS
The O'Clock enables spend four
hours in the beautiful Green Spring Valley and
Baltimore $40 p NJ
Stages for Hampstead, Manchester, ter fancy
town and Emmtsburg on arrival Of the BOA train
Also for Westminster from the P. NJ. train.
jul2 If IRWIN 4 TAYLOR
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d - N FOR . r TIE I f.,
WEST AND NORTH W E s 4
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
Trains leave Calvert Station as follows:
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays at $50 A. A.,
and the Expire Train daily at $50 P NJ for Emira Buff
ao, Niagara Falls Kingston, Scranton, Bnghampten, Sy
racnse Oswego Toronto Quebec and Monrea and all parts
of Western New York and Canada Also, for Pittsburg Chi
Cleveland, Cincinnati st. Louis and all of the
West and Northwest.
Travellers by either of trains Detroit and
Chicago, via Niagara Falls, at the same by any
other route
For New York City by the 30A N. Train, with only
change of and at low by any other
At 1894. NJ. for Emmisburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster.
Lebanon, Reading Pa, Pottsyille, Bethlehem Allentown
Eason, Carlisle, and Chambersburg and for HagcrsOwn,
Nd.
At $50 A N. and and P. NJ for Green Springs Ow-
ms Mills. Reisterstown and Westminster, Nd.
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train, daily Except Sun
day. at LOOP. n, for the West and Northwest
The Cockeysyille Accommodation Train 30 A. n from
Bolton, and Geo p NJ from Calvert Station Returning
rives at $40 A NJ and S. 20 P NJ.
Travellers from Washington and the South by the
H. and g. 20 r. NJ, make connections with the trains
this road
For TICKETS and information apply at the Ticket office
Calvert Station n of Calvert Franklin streets
Baltimore.
~ - JAS. c. CLARKE Superintendent
JOHN u. R1GNEY. Asst Superintendent;
J. H. WARNER, Ticket Agent.
June &c, 1860.
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= :
steamships.


&kfE sAvA All.
Inc S''e" steamship PoroMAc,
Capt. C. W Watson,
WIN 'p''' On THURSDAY, August 9th,
al 3o'cock, p. NJ. precisely.
No freight received after l. o'clock on day ofsailng
No bills ladng signed after departure OF the steamer
f'' "''SN' Apply sAML T. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 Spears wharf.
I'M TAX Be Ts CO. au
-fFn OHARL ESTON
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURS
The hr'f-''a'' ''reT fo StsfsfHlFR FONT,
' 0''' Capt, D. French,
SATURDAY, AugustI,
at so'clock, M, precisely.
No Bills of adng will be signed after the departure othe
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent
Agents in Charleston JOHN CALDWELL son SSa'
Punctuality in her departure be relied au2-at
fN SEM, W EEKr TR EHpNE kkL L1Sr rrrw ZEN
'''' " '-''f BALTiMoRE LIME i'''''
NEW ~ YORK.
EVERY TtEsbAY o AND FRIDAY,
o NF 4ER IqsK i SSp PSF s5l4 HfER}
Delivering goods in Baltimore on Thursday and Monday
Shippers Boston, Providence Portland and other East
points, have their Goods promptly forwarded by
this line free Of com mission
Apply to SAMI. 4. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 SPEARS WHARF.
or to FL B CROMWELI& CO,
IS WEST STREET,
juIT-tf New York.
Sra BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
Azkxs The magnificent side wheel Iron Ocean
Steamers s. X. SPAU LDNG, Solomon Howes. command
er. and BEN DEF0RD VIM. A. Hallett, commander, will
sail Boston EVERY FRIDAY, at o'clock, P. NJ alter
| nately.
The accommodations for passengers are of THE FIRST
| CLASS.
| Fare Sl2, including Meals and Stateroons.
| For freight or passage apply to
WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK.
| Baltimore May 18th, 1860 myl6-tf
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THE STEAMER PLANTED

,,-.,, THE STEAMER PLANTER
WI leave Baltimore for the Patuxent river eVeIy TIES
IA morning at O'Clock, far up as HIPS Landing -
kernlng will leave Hills Landing every Thursday morn.
ing Tor Benedict Will leave Benedict every Friday morn.
M at CLOCK Tor Baltimore, calling at Plum Point land
Fair Haven going and returning " ~ ' ann
Freight received Saturdays and MONDAYS
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Passengers and their baggage conveyed free NJ W
between the DepOts the Route 'e'''ee'9 chorCe
Passengers by this Line enjoy n comfortable i,,
on the Bay steamers are privileged to fo @ r.
al any point and resume their trip by dayliptf Ut e"
W p,AkIlCg!AR NOTlCE.-PassengeTs from New yor,
anu adfaueipha by this Line will have their bsprsme
VIII pc checked to different points South "e"ce II
fof further information and Through Ticksts rvbic,
GOOD Dy the BAY or Mail Line) apply in NEW York ~ bc
E Ryiidn Uiest Southern Railroad Office jersey
also at the New Jersey Railroad Once foot ~ az
see or at NO 229 broadway, corner of RarcIav
The AsQr House In PHIEADEIPHI4 at fbs r' apCye
at he nepo e2 oad oI sixth and Chestnut streets or
MQkE at the Office Baltimore Steam Pactef T ~ pa
ofmnion DOCK or on board the Bay Steamers ioo'
hu nlfodIouS new and beautiful staauer.
10, $3.50 and ADELAIDE, repete with every COM
ne oelnS now composed Of the splendid steamers
ana, capt o. Russell, and ADEIA IDE Csntain ISa
Uano, having unsurpassed state and berth accn
The Norfolk Bay Line steamers will leave the Gamma
ny ny wharf UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREItT
Daily, Sundays excepted ~ ''''hhi'
O.. ~ AZ ~ O'CLOCK, MY
pr immedlately after the arrival Of Express g,,;o
NJ The following ia the Schedule: " =
New York, at O'clock, A NJ Portsmouth, at 81 o,ct
B atmo4Pe i fHu Widen at III
For Augusta, Charleston and the South Via lie ManciA.
ter Railroad finished. " ''''"e''
The train from Weldon in the above schedule goeq "A
Wilmington and Raleigh ' t'S' -
Passengers for Richmond and PETERSBURG mr. ap,, ,,
points on the James River, connect with James River
early next morning after leaving Baltimore "
- Passengers for Edenton, Plymouth, NeWberp Waah,
inEon Weldon, Goldsboro, Beaufort Warsaw RALEIGH ana
ION, N, C will lind it most pleasant direct ard
Baltimore, June lG, 1860 [ie25tfI Prasidoo1t
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nSR w gt62.---9Hss VEST AND SOETH
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE 18th, ls60 the trains VIII ran as
& llows:
Leave Camden Station, BaltimareMai Except SUNDAY
at $50 NJ Express daily at 400 T NJ, and Accnmmoia
ton at 20 + NJ, through for ALL PARTS OF THE WEST,
SOUTHWEST.
FOR VA 7 PASSENGERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the $50 A. NJ train
between Cumberland and Wheeling and between Grafton
and Parkersburg, take the $50 p NJ train baltimore
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore AT Is r A
and from Frederick at 1920 A. n.
THE El,LIC0TT,S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore stG2
A. NJ and 20 P. NJ. and Ellcos Mills at T45 NJ and
6.f0P NJ. " ~
FOR WASHKNGTON AND THE SOUPY
Leave baltimore at 425 and $40 A. NJ and.3 and
H. On Sundays at % A. b. only Leaves Washington Ion
Baltimore at 20 and $40 A. NJ and 20 and $50 On
sundays at Sn p only The second and third train
only from Baltimore stop at points The second an
fourth trains from Baltimore the second and third
washington CONNECT with trains the Annapolis Road
For tickets Of every kind, information, &C. apply TO j.
EN6LAND' Agent or at the Ticket Office, Camden station
w. Y SMITH,
4, corE ,,,. Master OF TranspOrtatlcn
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7ss'1Ee 10 FaIF HaYen 30 cents. Meals extra
THE STEAMER GEORGE wEEMs

VIII lava D ~. - 70 VI IN 1faOlVE W bEhS
morning at clock, as far Hills Landing Return
ing w leave Hills Landing every Monday morning for
benedict Will leave Benedict every Tuesday morning NJ
Haven going and returning anu ''
Freight received on Wednesdays and Thursdays
TlIEO. WEEMS, Master
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EHsIEA EOTICE.
5ss4szzzsnn-s-asa FOR TIE PATUXENT RIVER

o1,,,or, -, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
oo SH ,ac OF DAfS.On and after WEDNESDAY, Nav
So, ionU, tne steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave
SaT9Te iSr he river every and
as Lyons creek on Wednesdays. Returning wifi leave
on creek on Thursday morning O'Clock for baltimore
eaEe BaIllmore on Saturday morning mt o'clock for
Nh Landing Returning, Will leave His Landing on
usual landings the river also at plum Point ana Fai
Haven going and returning " "
Freight received on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
p.. NJ. L. WEEMS Master