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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-09-27
Qriginal Ynetry.
For the Port Tobacco Times.
THE LEGEND OF JENNY'S RUN

For the Port Tobacco Times.
In far off valley deep,
Where the rushing waters sweep,
And the snow white lilies peep
From their beds Of green,
Wandering at the close of day,
Like some timid woodland fay,
Ger the tufts of new mown hay,
maiden fair
Eyes she had of deepest blue
Vyng cen with Heavens hue,
Telling of the heart so true
That warmly beat below;
But upon her sweet young face
In which centcred every grace,
One might plainly see the trace
xofjo3y destroying woe
For a moment she stood on the soft moist sod
But scorning to kiss af11iction's rod,
She silently prayed to the mercful God
And plunged into the stream
And as her pure spirit fled to its rest,
And her body lay still on the streams cold breast,
The setting sun behind the hills in the west
Concealed his last lingering beam.
And when that sun with power and might
Again chased from the sky the dark shadows OF
night
And filled the world with his golden light
There was dole at Fly Hall
In many an eye there cleaned tear,
And many heart was sad and drcar,
For in ''the beautiful vallcy'' that maiden fair
Was honored and loved by ALL
From the sparkling waves her form they took,
From her silken hair the water pearls shook,
And they n1aryelled not at her lifelike look
For she s'trod where Christ hath trod.''
Above her head they have reared no tomb,
But around her grave the wild flowers bloom,
And her only requiem is the pheasant's boom,
Her glory the forgiveness Of God.
And now when the weary traveller Graves
The name of the stream in whose limpid waves
His heated brow he joyfully lavcs
Scorched by the summers sun,
The dusky workman with hat in hand
And eyes uplft to the spirit land,
With quivering lip will revetently stand
And answer, 'tis Jenny's Run
IVAN ULLIN.
"A small stream the road from Port Tobacco
o Washington, about two miles from the former
,lace.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-09-27

asY The addition Of cab" to sentence in
cxhortation, is considered by some an essential
aid, but sometimes it has a very ludicrous effect,
as in the case Of the man who said, though in
the early part Of life he had been opposed to
God. for twenty years he had been li,in. on
the Lords siIe-ah'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-09-27

R1-A young lady down East .advertises for
the young man that "embraced an opportunity, !"
and says if he will come over to their town he
can do better.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-09-27

A SOLDIERS ESTIMATE OF GLORY. Sir
Charles Napier, so distinguished for his military
service in India, on receiving dispatches from
the English government making him governor
of Scinde with additional pay and ordering a
triumphal column to be cast from the guns he
had captured, wrote: Il wish the government
would let me go back to my wife and girls, it
would be more to me than pay, glory and hon
or. This is glory, is it? Yes. Nine princes
have surrendered their swords to me on the field
of battle, and their kingdoms have been con-
quered by me and attached to my own country.
Well all the glory that can be desired is mine,
and care so little for it that the moment can,
all shall be resigned to live quietly with my wife
and girls no honor or riches repays me for abb
sence from them. Otherwise, this sort of life is
to me, as agreeable, as it may enable me to
do good to these poor people. Oh, if can do
any good to serve them where SO much blood
has been shed in accursed war, I shall be happy.
May l never see another shot fired Horrid,
horrid war -
@ An eccentric wealthy gentleman
stuck up a board in a field upon his estate,
upon which was painted the following:
Il will give this field to any man who is
contented." He soon had an applicant.
:'Well, sir, are you contented man?''
Eyes, sir, very"
"Then what do you want with my field ?"
The applicant did not stop to reply.
---->s>~---
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-09-27

re- When our desires are fulfilled to the
very letter. we always find SOME mistake
which renders them anything but what vie
expected. ',''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-09-27
AN ACT.


TO ADD NEW ARTICLE TO THE CODE OF
PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS FOR ST. MARY'S.
CALVERT, HOWARD, KENT, BALTIMORE,
WORCESTER, SOMERSET, TALBOT, QUEEN
ANNE'S PRINCE GEORGES AND CHARLES
COUNTIES, ENTITLED AN ACT TO AP-
POINT A BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR
THE BETTER CONTROL AND MANAGE
MENT OF THE FREE COLORED POPULA
TION OF SAID COUNTIES.
SECTION l. Ar,d be it enacted by the General As
sembly Of Maryland, That the County Commission
~cls of ST. Marys, Calvert. Howard, Kent and Bal
tinore Counties, be and they hereby authoriz-
ed to appoint bcnnially, three sober and discreet
men in each Election District in said counties, to
be styled Board of Commissioners, for the better
control and mana cement of the free coored popu-
lation, a maiority of whom shall at all times con-
sttute quorum for the discharge of the duties of
the act
Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That it shall be the
duty of the said Board of Commissioners to assem-
BILE at the usual places of holding elections in their
respective districts, the first day of December,
eighteen hundred and sixty, and the day
and month in every year thereafter, and adjourn
from day to day, or to any named day, for the
purpose of discharging the duties imposed by this
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-09-27

PRONUNCIATION OF THE WORD "ZoUAvE."-
This word is much used, but is frequently in
correctly pronounced. Many speak it zoo-are,
giving the sound of two syllables 1t is COR
rectly pronounced in one syllable, as though
written Z,cace; the q having the Italian sound
as in fam The word comes from the Arabic
Zouanua, confederacy of the Kabyle tribe,
who live on the mountains back of Algiers.-
The original Zouaves in the French service were
composed of Arabs from the country near AL
giers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-09-27

The MONEY K1NG.-A French writer thus
speaks of the Baron James Rothschid.
''Monsieur de Rothschild is an indeGtigable
worker. He rises early, looks after His own
affairs himself He receives visitors after he
has prepared the days work for his myrmidons.
On certain points he is unbending, but he is a
good man, though not easily moved He has
the perspicuity of man who has made the
largest fortune in Europe. His views on fnan-
cial matters are always sound, he has genius
for. forseeing events. His judgment of men is
unerring, and consequently he knows with whom
and how to deal Nothing turns him aside from
purpose he has once formed his views are al
ways clear, and forcibly expressed. The hours
devoted by him to work are occupied until the
last moment He then withdraws himself en-
tircly from business, and resorts to the plea
sures of life"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-09-27

RY~ If Il tree were to break winlow. what
would tlI" window say? Trer mend IT,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-09-27

"A small stream on the road from Port Tobacco
to Washington, about two miles from the former
place.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
.\NIIIRIt'A\t CT No

f1NllE attention ot the fuurt oara 80 TIN. ,nlaaI I
amer, tr'm Jarvis Island, III liz fastn. ,e.nu. III,
possession 81 the American ,Ran" ,unas h ttrIni act H
ihe = t'''nlm'nt In principal tHkt,4isu Amer
In t'uauo d, the Phosphate and -if4 IN s,un,
condition th eau ra,t be- iuA.n ur t ia, lau clu,i
Il" inniaI't lay art 1t aSb has suiH4 Nuia Organic Mat
tn $cllus Ammonia I" produce immediate, AMI ahuniant
'ruI II ''s nn act as sHplani. bal ean,r, dung
II upon III" ' amer ia" crg h,,n llou. II
Wa only introduced In Virginia Aprl bas been ri,d N,
utrArd tncct, abd Is rapidly Increasing pom al
has hc"n t"d with astonishing rosals nul, Producing
crop but m.rrng superior stand a sf fs ,Inrn i i.
npiu bags barrels With tie lra,r mark ia Nnfl,u
aud IN! name upon each pa L,, all Warranted pui,
HIN II. CAVE,
N"i' Ag'nl American hnnne t#migat, ki,riurnI.
Ap~t~ LACY.
Gel Hdly AstHt IT iNnrhhuty.
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iAA J. day s''ld to Mr. ~ life IN
.a of I.ass ;.no and l. u t,,ts
ani MI rrsobs claims against 40, ~nl enc'fns vii
present ihem H. Nj Ljnr if a ntn, and a deh lu. The
sail aoIeefns viii t-r paid {" iitr..
Ia refining run iHc busu'-s Lge an, o iH4tf l. HfY
frien and ihe psic Hs has iYf ih'r Iarun9 - lug
cti.Bsi 10 aud respectfully fccurmru1 Mr. Eanf 4 III
caHituutsl faNurs EpblEI H. Gi=As~
l.YN,HHt "a, trecmlar l.i So
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ubtssOltitlOn.
TsuI es.=pariner.

FlsiT partnership heretofore "Aisiug under he sl, ani
IRA uia.. lAiue .. tar ia, dissolved ~ nanH epo
Ar laine rriigs from The Ill r'hs having
against the VII pleas present tJn 10 Mr. Tine ut
Ia. uien anI ali f-r.pn, ini't, I" the firm Vii nake ln}
Insn Ia htn ~ his authorized agents
T. II. Gf.ts-
oorpBTE 9ih. i959. 'lA>. j EAISH.
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hRANrI orr" t,Nn. Il Hanover St, BOSTON: No y, a.
81 ST. NJ" liliei u; tiotoriiic, y. " No. "a Br, :,
Newark. y j.; NJ ~ the.nut -. Pia, pima: 30 u l..
llnorc ST. baltimore: NJ - Westminster PRO, i.cr
H. No E'ni Ia =. Cincinnati No. T., North Ali -
"a's NJ y = Charlie, St, New Orcus No. ~ Dauln
Mobile. TI.r -,tv,t. f
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4lfl PAlR E.:r4 Heavy Brogans for sale by
a w nov dts NJ iIDIlINs 4 "a
EsTABLIsHED 1895

KEEN. BALDWIN a. WILLIAMS.
E NOW receiving direct from own rnnufaror, flr
"A largest and most desirable Of FALL ANpWI%IFP
CLOTHiSG they have exhibited which addition.
VIII be made by every arrival season Their
Frsf Is devoted to the TRADE h.l ar. pre-.
pared W show nj all times, full conldee assortment 6
the most fashionable goods gotten up in style equal
Merchant fauors work and sold al
rEIcKs Their and third 0ors are devote,
exclusively TO the WHOLESALE TRADE and viii he found
70 contain most extensive and desirable stock
pnd WELL MADE Clothing, manufactured with great palma
viii direct reference 70 The Of The Virginia.
NORTH Carolina and Tennessee Desotng whole Of our
time 70 the manufacture and sale Of Clothing alone longer
experience extensive operations and material
santages and do offer the greatest inducenents
KEEN, BALDWIN &.wILLIAMs,
aug isis No 10Y Main Street, Richmond, Va
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NOTICE.

IL persons who have claims against Tho llafna.
n lard vi please present Them dG authenticated,
j. Sonln, md they vii - promptly pad.
THOMAS EIN EEs.
dec - dim Ta'or of thana. piiiarl
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- ~ ....:s .a.pe....s.a..
II t dr. August !-H ~" passenger trans MI Ia run
" hr soathsir Railroad leaving lAnclbur. follows
Mal lt4ln ,!a.i} al II, A NJ
second ltain Hal! .>rcpt -Iu.t. NJ lo}o, L. NJ.
iia-I tI tram r,uur. With the Richmond y bans lie
Richmond and the North. The second
Htsrigrs Will the trans lu NORFOLK and " elt'l.
lH,s# a!s wish three rwrek4F lines 81
IHI- Point tu New York Philadelphia aai
Baltimore. all nnccnl Nt'au,rs with Tn, hc- acnnaia
t4l.f .~ug,fs IN i,t.rad 10 NoroiA connects III
la!A -t.3tm fadAt~ to baltimore.
IL agcnt 81 the Nnul-ur tIral Co. at isuchnrg, VII,
furnish att, further Information respecting these lin's
M, 17=ls II. -. Bird. t,,ni snpL
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CA0TH1NG! CLGTHING!! CLOTHING.
Nj. iiINlllIlAIflk

~ returned from c Noftl, and dan,
\ AVER! largr and fashionable stock e" FALL AND WIZ
tlhi lii&G, which IN htldA. ~NIr quality l. ur
surpassed. lie respectful, the Iuh,.
IN uel aud lis friends - examine MS st"ch he ,rr, ldicl:
rWlrrt. liz viii 4i mi -. and
prompt Ia! ~. customers lar others, he has u.N
pcc j~ Taught him Ia net decidedly restricting crr,
ii- stock comprises nHN different styles ,ua,s. Ians
Vest, bNr 'oas prcnoughs. ci that would ia
to- mrntipn
lac also has assortment ut SEAMLESS tlolIINt; the
Gr,Air~ nv nilon 1t The and i rull
'pn,HnA Ia liz Mite, etdt,, IA New Tia,
NIll to e anl examine them II viii, doubtless p ,,,r,
body
lie has n - large stock nf Gcnmcu's FURNISHING Gonp.
sHc IS SOCKS H. traNai>, Net shirts aud Drawers. Gh,.
shirts. ilaEdkt rrc> sam lra>c cling Blankets etc;
trunks, Htrctia,, ,afi"i i- liz thanks Is
past nN 81, and ln' irs tNtis bal. la cali on Ian.
y II "nhih N'remnt. would do ~ci la call him
tor going td'sf ias rs h - prepared Aolesa, trade
s'l" ->.atS NJ. q.
NEW LhEl'=ia kees III" No.l Land, Just rcr,n,i on
~ nSlsnn.cui aud Tor sai' by
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j. MATTHIAS * 60.
SO. % Main ircet. E.ynCbburg. WI,

EIsn Rig leave Ia call the attention publ, their
0ez4Siarye aud elegant stock IT FAlIS MlNIfk hoou.
w winch al r for INSPECTION Mu>uAY neat Sep
tsn4ocr 20 consisting IN ar q" very arg" pt t .seI, a
aud tioh tuaks- and handsome all rul,ug as,
FAr,e, ii handsome Bonu'ts, Ms Hats thhlr,
Hat. and Caps, Ebhons Flowers, Feathers, lpIes Il
Dresses. IGs- and Muiaif Caps Nett tuef Lace
Goods iihtk, knnt aud SIDE Hair Brai- ut Jol orla
menis. Pane. Hair Pins Combs Brusc, soaps. pcun \,
md Hoop skirts with elegant lot OF ~ ifo a. III /,
81 ssii, With many articles mention W.
feel assured thai all In IT gr,s III tud II la t all
tagc IN cali On prepared 10 sell No
prices
Orders from te country viii receive particular attention.
cF- EiPAlklAG dane usual IN good xt,Ic.
2-dis i ca
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STlI/EIi.
Main street. by nChhur., VII
a L. STYLE MUM HATS.

u Ia. Z T T. III q NJ Il Il 5.
Ell silfLtk- = tle place &" 'ug yuit Eladr
- Inspection b, t," lcbrad
te prdnc,sl lie l. furnishing hs Numerous
ihe haudsmcsi Hat that br produce, liner. uthug
like them ia tls cl, The! toe Hat al reA-l,t-
Thing really beautiful lie docs design ting esoi,-
but What i, La II th.r,iurt. a
Hat 10 eclipse all other hats 10 hcauty of sc. durability
an. seu' fs adapted h. She fora. o to bead aud Niui,c-
ly beauiiiu. -utHrr's j. hc IlAr. tp get IT,
lie would also call attention Ia tbs large stock IL III lit
Hats of grade and quality ai. gttli Naf
y, nne " Cloth, Velvet aud fush Cal ,ulrns faney
Hats caps Ladies Riding Hat, made
To erde a Tie shortest notice
Cali ~ttz"rs Practical lla"r for bargains, sign u
the bis ma mai. tnpl
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FRANKLIN Il Co.
WHOLESALE AND EfrAIL
GR0CERS s. COMMISSION ME- CHANTS

l.f & IL b L re-, VA,
on HAND AND FOR SAIL
II Z" bags RIO, laguiTa and Java ofiee,
Loo hhls brown Extra G., Crushed aud ruA erIr, sugar.
1o.Mn lbs l"aks>lle and tuun Cotton ans.
IN kcg- Nid dominion Nails;
2Vh sack lN'rVHHl and Virginia salt
% haNC, AidIt inl't, aud | auN Candles;
$50 sides good sole lea,her.
!nH Blankets.
Ia tors Iron uIawnerrj Rolled, Band, Iier,, shoe Round
uII aid Hoop;
l. cpsts heavy Boots and nfagans shoes
Ne" Orleans and West India Muas>, line run V,r,, -,
Loaf sugar, Markrrcl in barred, aud ks trcn and h .
Brwh aud "lc SOAPS Eto, Su.a spf7S Ginger I,u,,r
Ha'iee. Alnin Extract logwnod. Indigo Madtcr str,l
MInd ''iass Putty, Wagon BaXes, spades, sha,,ls l,,
Chains, trnd stones Grind San Fixtures IIar slrs Mil
Eo"s. White Lead, Znc tanners I'll Tpp,r Leather ,,,l
shear AMI hitred Steel, Axes Coil kule BLACK inn
Shoi, l'"i, tainted iuCkeis. Sugar iaA> Nt>ls e" Ius
wrapping aud writing Paper, Shoe Thread Nv ne prujs
stoheNate staple Dry Goods. such brown Ll,rh,d p,l
su"u Dome -lr Ilnid llnsi Jeans. kurls Emil tnt
fihieis b'i Blankets, talcpos ALI accas &r with lr-,
an general assortment Of fine aud Liquors Wine.
81 Particular attention paid tie of iohacc, Wheat
CON- Flour and all other kind. Produce and rr,ut r
49, ' ~ ''' SAT- "s sauie' oct - dScs
{ WEN' MkAir LUMP hNh GROUND PLAsTEE--lhc
undersigned has rented from Messrs Ianylnrne a Johns
'n eorn ana Plaster Mill lie will keep constantly on hand
he ABOVE ARTICLES which ne Will sell cheap n pnnctua eson
e's., . 'llAs. :. IANGHokNE. sole Agent
inaIeh ldis for the sale oi Western Plaster IA this civ
CsI received at ENGIEBoy Els another lol Of ,bo, b,u
- nia, baeA ifco Beaver Cloth Cloak. Tor ladies.
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been appointed gents ur HIS eNrolei F,risor
"c are now prepared Ia furnish Farmers aud rAl
tors at Richmond prices, aiding actual charges W ihk m
hftlci' 'hud 10 sHlcfrrdt, tasur, u.s., .i
Pr" Hn "u'uo All W. ask tial IL rau,in,c the IN Isl
hrrrd'l"u~ NJ. hoIIIN~ y co.
s'ft ~ us Agents IN Nnchhur,.
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SCHEME.

-~,,ss s-.ssrr@=r - 49,
-. = = a 49,. -. ts'6 ~
a. -
a. o. u 2zs'isz,4 - -
~ = 49,. -
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Class FIhE.
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Brazilian Pebble Spectacles.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
FEsliE situation &c b. Thurman making il necessary
the him should be luid have, there
l,sr, placed them the ai- II collector tl:obt y G'hl
and rc,I.cilul! request all i3sc indebted Ia pay on demand
81 call at the shop
It Important nice, his liabilities until il il ascvrtircd
certainty that Ia, tstunni Ia restored - health.
\. b. The business Will be continued usual
d.. i2-dlwNrln WI KENT, Curator.
X T. VI DH Al.
FSNE undersigned having removed Ia the store formerly Uc
cur!r ty Z. T. itchhtd. Isl, next door t" Ty " >a,li
rrA leave his friends IT. u sill engaged III
The 'ti.HiAsioH amt Foruatng business aud Keeps con
SANITY l-s,iccto, Of AND
which he Will sell nj that i'll mol H la please
liz facilities t'r .i. COMMISSION AND STORAGE lit ~INfss
un,irlu,s, i. ing house upon the Basin. with well
enclosed lot where, Of Lumber AMI Pig Iron VIII
L. rntirr,
he i sl Agent for Livingston celebrated Flows and Pinw
Castings, and viii always Keep full assortment. Also, Guano
Cement and trpuui Plaster.
ich lds WI. T ANDERSON.
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New Millinery and Fancy Store.
MISS ENSTIEl &i,ItI\TlIEI,

FtNAhE pleasure In Tia, lalte-
L l>uchhdrs and surrounding country that Thea
the upstairs hu"r at the Warwick House. Whrfc H. uu
aud atl, Iitl the 10Th insl
hoN and lntgc stock of Paris Flowers, Feathers hlbn>
hos ,"ifucrs Head Dresses l N,iN dcw,r, Dr!-
nctn> Embr"icncs uchc.. French tuf>c Hoop SkIfis
. Hose, Gloves, saxon, Yarns, rial Bru,> French Thread
aud Blond lAcc-
The iH~ respectful, and specially solicited and
examine our stock OF goods which si,s aud
which "" Mi sell nj wholesale retail All ask is
rs We ar" confident offer such Inducements Iurcln
us AS must secure Their orders, Ia dis
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Ethc orders Iron The Tradc ~ Mail Telegraph nlcd
application 10 AUSrENS A.tSTs
% Pearl Street, ~ Y.
kEgo-fSE is ai>n - he ohian, the Manufacturers Prices
Of all the New York Wholesale pruggss t;roces umlei,
and Forming Fluid Manufacturers aud Dealers in lamps.
y B.-kEEt>lNE is the trade mark OF the Kerosene oil
aud all persons cautiuttl using ira
mark Tor other oils. oct ltijm--A ".
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BALTIMORE
.s,,n.,. roba eco to the West.

Notice TO Shippers of Tobacco to the west
,z,r undersigned arr prepared To give increased
.siu,.rS II Totac.s, The Nes haahg sh"IeH.n nv NS
s,. anil rr.use.l from third 10 ioufih cirs
,, ,,-,i, given principal prints IN tbc " go H
psuI or IN. River, md iregis GUARANTEE! ~ ~" -
=, nnY ,h. line The only iranshpn' nj between bae'
2 nv, IT aud tbieago made at is-
g., iir,, from under coser tierc,Y a'o'He
a., and nrragr and damage Tobacco from expos
p.t,;.o.o, ~, III, .hury
s0 wv MAGEAN Il KOONs.
No North street, Baltimore.
Jesse Hare < Ca, W. II. Milles and l. tiaytr
rrrurr; Ja~, liral1 X Co., and Jacob Brand Jr Bai'
ri.weekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.
r~~%-, THE Pow li,an Steamboat COMPANY sirnin
GEO PEABODY, Capt EI.nAnD PRiL'i
al, nn1 BELvlDEEE. tap. Nm kISE. will ira'r Eiel
a, md for Baltimore every Tuesday,. TiHsddg aud >n"'a"y
I>S will Baltimore fos Richmond .'.fl I"es9"g
m 0rsg and Sttaridg, thereby etab lg shippers h'h f
,.ozrr. op,riunil! O communication between The
~ points every other day.
sfT- Freight rcciv ed in both places every day
FOR aud Comfort. these line -'alert are equal not
their class 10 br found In tins or any other
tfs Tl--e Ing been hr "ut with splendid state
Rom Passenger Accommodations recommended 10 the
travelling aud cghing community Us the most eoniurab.
and speedy made ri transportation between the Nv"
points. m :,
ickrTs procured NJ Office Shockoe Slip opposite
Ioumbian Hotel e the steamers Landing, Rocket.
ID \ ". Il ERlE, Agents hichnl"nd.
sept I-dly J. BRANDT III. No. b Light ST.. Baltimore
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New Restaurant,

~ NfW HfSldul aHIs { "A T.
TO- ON EMS u DAM son NNsy
sA-.~efsA-A Bit, 10 inlarm The puhio and NI-i- NV
tors to Il. PAR, fHat thy hlyt "lru,,ln
New kcS;.sufisnt - DRINK Ing saloon, ,
uN NAitkiI -Tkii.I. $EAE ! lIE inSr OFFICE
Nh'tc thy haNo IN and an -.rN" al all hours fs
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