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Especial Correspondence Of Cincinnati Commercially
Washington, Sept "A, 1861.

{SpecAt correspondence Oh cincinnati tonlmGFciA.
/ Washington, Sept. n, 1851.
/ The oyster season has come Again
are the hearts OF the epicures made glad,
as the cool, delicious autumn nights bring
I round once more the season consecrated to
! the luscious biyalse. Again do the pre-
/ cincts of the restaurants resound, from
morning till night, and almost from night
\ till morning, again, with the ceaseless
click OF the oyster knife, in the hands of
accomplished Africans, whose "open Sc
same J" is as powerful as ever unlocked
the hidden chambers where the treasures
told of in the Arabian Nights were con-
cellcd. Again do the mouths of count
less consumers of the shell fish open to
their widest extent to absorb the ''dozen
raw the "half dozen fried, or the ''doz-
en- stewed, whose savory odors tempt the
palnte.
Whether the love ofoystcrs be, like that
of fame, universal passion or no., it is
certain that few inhabitants of Wash
ineton, either soldiers or civilians, omit
to consume their quota of the tempting
biyalve This has always been one Of
the heaviest markets for shell.fish, and the
prices maintained have been uniformly al
most as cheap as those current at Balti-
more For a single shilling you might
enjoy whole dozen of the juicy denizens
of the deep, served up "on the half SHELF
in their own liquor. For mere quarter
you might command an "oystcr stew for
quite party, while half dollar would
buy you an immense pile of '.boiled oys-
tiers, the huge shells towering like the
pyramid of Cheops, into the air.
But alas for the hopes of the epicure
and the virtue of man, the 'toyster fun
dunn of Old Virginia has seeded -
Wickedly and inoonsidcrately has the
Mother of extinct families of the Presi-
dents, and the hatchers of live families of
oysters, abandoned this blessed Union, car
rying her brood Of oysters along with her
Oysters have riz is now the cry which is
heard in Pennsylvania Avenue, and you
may enjoy once more the briny luxuries
Of Baltimore at Cincinnati prices. Mary
land oysters alone in the market. The
ample beds Of the Old Dominion are re-
luctantly abandoned for the Adversary
No more fat and sleepy citizens of the
salt water shall we get from the coast Of
Accomac-no more hugs and imposing
candidates for the stewpan will feast our
admiring gaze from the sandy sources Of
the Rapahannock We must be content
with the smaller breed of oysters which
grow along the mouths Of the Maryland
rivers-the Pocmoke, the Monokin, and
little Choptauk. They are said to be in
ferior, too, in favor as well as IN size
But il avails nothing TO lament our loss,
since oil the sources Of supply on the Nir
1inia shore are cut off Let us hope that
the bivalves will disagree with the rebel
stomach, and leave u painful sensation in
the region OF the rebel diaphragm.
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STILL FOR MAsoN.-The Democratic
Standard, the home organ Of Jairus f.
Neal, published at Knoxville, still car.
ries the original Mahony Ticket at the
head Of its columns. 1t is evidently like
Jairus himself, determined to stand by
the white feather peace policy, and the Ma
hony tory platform and ticket, and repu-
date the patriotic wing fthe Democracy
lsit possible that patriotic Democrats
will support Neal, while his organ thus
pours eontempt upon them !?
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A letter from Paris, says several supe
perior French artillery officers have beer
offered great advantages il they will serve
in the Federal army, with salaries as higl
as 20, 900 francs guaranteed for seyera
years to come.
Notwithstanding all previous dcnials
the Turin papers Of the 10Th positively a.
sert that Garibaldi would not 20 to Amer
ica, but a Turn telegram says this wa
positively denied.
II il reported that Spanish expedi
ton against Mexico II being organized =
10000 infantry will embark early il &c
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southern News.

DR. K. s. Newton has returned to this
city from an excursion South on profess
sional business. He succeeded in getting
through from Nashville by hiring a horse
and wagon to take him around the points
on the Louisville aud Nashville Railroad
occupied by troops A pass was procured
fran Cen Polk through the influence OF
a patient at whose solicitation he visited
the South.
The Doctor reports ssgreat distress and
dissatisfaction through the South. The
Southerners arequite chop-fallen about the
Ilatteras affair, and very much alarmed
at the recent demonstrations Of our fleet
in the Gulf 1t is stated that our sailors
have taken possession of Ship Island, and
cut Oft all water communication between
New Orleans and Mobile. Those cities
are consequently in a state of wild appre-
honsion, and are expecting a visit from a
formidable force. Louisville was saved
from the rebels under Buckner, by MON
man pulling out some spikes on the road
between Green River and Cave City If
it had not been for this the people of
Louisville would have been notified of the
invasion of the State by the sccesh army
by its arrival in that city.
Gen Algernon Sidney Johnston com
mands the rebel forces in Kentucky
Buckner has gone South Parson Brown,
low has gone South Il Cincinnati Com.
Sept 18th.
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volunteering DriaE..No Need Or
Drafting.

We take the following from the Wash
ington Star Of the 18th:
The New York papers are in error in
their belief that there exists danger that
the 5000 men called for under the
three years volunteer law will not be
forthcoming under It's provisions. On the
contrary, volunteering has never gone on
more satisfactorily than within the past
fortnight, in all quarters Of the of the
loyal States, and since Monday morning
last more Union troops have been in mo-
tion on the way TO tie field than ever be-
& Tor. il The same t;;...o- indeed, Twice =
many. To-day, especially, the number IN
motion to join the different Union columns
il enormous Within the week ending
on Saturday evening next, it will be safe
to say an aggregate Of At least thirty fly,
thousand troops will have joined the diff
ferent columns Of the Union armies in tia
field We do not feel at liberty to stat,
where.
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Occasional tile Washington CORES
pendent Of the Philadelphia Press, writes
as follows:
Without attempting 70 disclose the
movements OF the army and navy, feel
free to speak Of the operations Of the
corps under Gen Anderson in Kentucky,
and under Fremont iii Missouri
About the 2Nth of Oct. Anderson will
have raised such an army Of kentuckians
and East Tennesseans as 10 keep the Sc
cessionisis Of Tennessee efiectually IN
check; and it is to be hoped thot before the
same period Fremont will have mustered
an army sufficient to thrash the traitors in
the neighborhood Of Springfield, and then
il he chooses, to attempt his expedition
down the Mississippi
The shores Of the Mississippi must be
cleared OF all the hostile batteries, aud in
order to effect this, the gun boats will
probably cooperate with such corps
d'armee as will verge upon them from
either side. Whether this will be sue
oessful, depends upon information conf.
ded especially TO Fremont.
The great battle, in any event, will have
begun aIon. the whole line from the At
lantic to Kansas hy the middle Of Oct
Military authorities estimate that we vii
then have 800 600 men under arms ex
elusive Of reserves and the home guard
il ky., Nd aud No,
!, ercry pei,.s attacked therefore, "
ought to outnumber the enemy Our met
will be well supplied, pfoyisloned, drilled
equipped, and well commanded | nde
such circumstances ii IL mol eAtrayacan
to expect success, nor is il reasonable :
believe that the rebel troops from III
Gulf States will remain patiently undo
arms III Virginia, while their homes al
being assailed BY expeditions from ii
North. They are VIGOROUSLY deficient !
equipments, clothing shoes, arms, med
Clues and general supplies How, thel
can they contend "a equal terms with
force profusely supplied with these nece
saries
Let us tsmembcr that ii WIS proved i
Bulls Run that Whenever Northerncr
and Soathernerr met in Il lair field. iii
former were tie better men Is hkel,
then. that inferior Southern force vi
stand long against d superior Norther
force / think, therefore, that the pla
Of the campaign renders success moral
certain t. our army. Remember, we ii
not fighting to subJugatc the South, u,
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tober Mt Vera Cruz, thence morching to
the City Of Mexico.
A decision of Marshal O'Donnel is pub
lished id the Madrid Gazette to Captain
General of Porty Rico, declaring the
principle that slave who has touched the
soil of Spain must be considered emanci-
patcd even without the consent of the
owner
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WtHfa!Iss tsrgpbec

Not many months since the bellicose
Texan Senator declared in the United
States Senate:
Cotton is kim We can ship our
cotton there is no trouble about it. But
perhaps you will say that you viii block
ade us. In the Inst place, naval officers
like to have little pay now aud then, #
only to buy erog with. You cannot keep
them in service unless you pay them
How are you to pay them unless you
tax your people? Your operatives will
have nothing to do; Your capitalists will
be broken; and whom are you going to
tax? How do we stand We have our
cotton, and Europe is obliged 10 buy it
\ on might cram the granarics Of England
to bursting, and stop our supply OF cot
ton for one week ,eand she would be starv
ing
If the ex-senator can find any inter
walls Of leis urc in camp to read such news
papers as may be smuggled into SeccsSia,
/ he must be somewhat astonlshed to find
that the Southern ports are blockadcd;
that the officers of our navy are well paid
from treasury well supplied by the free
will offerings Of the people and capitalists
that business is daily becoming better
and, worst OF all, that England does no,
find herself obliged to dy our cotton, bu,
is quietly seeking, L~supplies elsewhere
dethroning King Cotton who will soor
fall in the midst Of his yanquished forces
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A report prevailed in Quincy yesterday,
said to have come by telegraph from
Washington that Fremont has been 81
perseded by the appointment of Wool
The latter portion Of the report is not as
probable as the former, but we don't be-
lieve either.
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Is the best Machine iii tho world for Family Sewing
and Light Manufacturing Purposes
price with Ifcmmerl aud beautifully ornamented $50
The Nos. and Machines are or great capacity and
application for manufacturing purposes.
Our MOB Machines are especially adapted 10 all
kinds ~ light and heavy Leather work la Carriage
Trimming, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness Making.
etc. etc They OF extra size, with arm long
gh take under 1t and stitch thr largest sized
dashes. There is scarcely any part ~ Trimmer 4
stitching that cannot be rttt done it'll them than
hand 80. too. the saving Of time and labor rs very
great The table Ut these arhinps il "a inches long
and the shuttle will hold six times the usnal quantity
OF IN cad. The large machines work aF fast small
ones.
We would ask for our LETTER A Machines the
special attcntiunof VEST MAKERS and DRESS MA
kEKS, and all those who want Machines for hgAt
manufacturing pnrpoSes. They emhoay the principles
Of the stand ard machines making, like hea. The in
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for Family SeTng and light manufacturing purposes as
our Standard Machines are for manufacturing pur-
poses IA general.
Taread san Tist spoois, Best Machine Oil
b0ttirs, etc.
We manufacture orr own Needles, ard would warn
all persons using machines not To buy ATTY others
Wa know that there needles sold At ne inf
quality, AgAer than charge for tAs best
The needles sold by are manufactured especially
for machinss n bad Needle May reader tAs best
chine almost useless.
Offices furnished with the genuine article"
In of small purchases, The money may be sent
In postage stamps. or bank notes.
II Ftorrespondents will please write their names
distinctly. II ~ all important thai should ia each
know the Post-Offiee, County and State.
II Pan persons requi inc Information abaut Sewing
Machines their sizes prices, ~ors ing capacities, ALL
The best meth ads ~ purchasing can obtain IL b. send
ing us or any of branch Offices, for copy Of
I. M. siuger & Co.'S 0s zette.
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Urgent Cali for Troops In Ken
lucky.

The Cincinnati Commercial Of the lst
SAYS:
General Mitchell yesterday telegraphed
to Camp Dennison for all the command
ants Of regiments to meet him last night
at the Burnett House Accordingly the
commanders of the 10th, 18th, 21st, 3sth,
18th, and SD came down, and all except
the sd received marching orders. He
also ordered the batteries in Kentucky,
and by telegraph he directed Go. G, SD
Regiment 10 cook three days rations, aud
hold themselves ready for duty. The
presumption i that the care OF one OF
more Of the redoubts will be committed to
this company
Gen q. NJ Mitchell stated at the Bur.
net House, last evening, in brief address
to the Thrty-i Ohio Regiment, which
was on the way to Kentucky, that he had
news Of the passage OF heavy reinforce
ments for General fsIlicoffer through
Cumberland Gap, yeu the movement o.
the rebel army tosards Central Kentucky
Ohio troops are being thrown forward witt
Iall possible expedition, to reinforce Gen
Thomas ut Camp Dick Robinson, and ,
battle is expected in that quarter directly
Cincinnati i profoundly Interested in mil
itary operations in that direction, for i
Iollieotier should prove victorious b,
might be expected to advance upon US
With the design Of moving the seat Of wa
into Northern Kentucky, and, if possible
carrying it to the banks Of the Ohio Blu
we think he will be well whipped, ane
that the seat of war will be moved furthe
South
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I. M. s iueer & Co.'S 9s zette
10 VI" hAhlFfAs
IT WILL BE STINT GRATIS.

T~we have made the above Reduction In Prices
ourselves. The public have been s~lndied BY Sra-
rleus mas hines ade In imitation - ours The metal
them, n the iron casting 10 the smallest piece i
u poor quality. The max have no the means to de-
their work we'll They hid ssss ia secret place.
where II would be impossible ~ have al their com
mand the proper mechanical appliances. III IL only
~ doing great business, ard having extensive al
uacfurtng establishments, thhf geod machines car et
made al moderate prices. The best designed ma
chimes BADLY MADE are al~ayt liable to at out Of
order. and 10 eost considerable trouble and
money n keep them 10 repair.
The qualities 10 he looked FIR IN Machine
certainty 0f correct asea ef speed stpjrtt
IF eon@trHTfaoa aarattitfp, aas reBatB n
for. rafA IN. least aber. Machines a. combine. thee4
.ent TAI qualities must be made ~ the tfss metal.
bats he'd 10 perfsef,em. We have the wAys nnd
en a grand scale, 10 do this.
The purchasers IL machines. whose daily bread Il
may concern Will rnd that those having lhe Ahave
qualities mol only work we'll RAPED vel SION
rates az speed hui AosG IN The finest Toss BILE
der. our machines .ssApt ny Is, will sAFs MORE
mosrs. " lth LESS LABOR than any Others whether ~
inlil alton n moi. in fact, they cheaper
than ans other Machines az a gift.
II PLocal Agents Wanted.
I. N. SINGER a. CO.,
45s broad way, ny.
CHICAGO OFFlCE-No. III Clark 1t
j NJ. BILLINGS, Agent in keokuk
septg7-1
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E4'- Cen Mansfield is ordered te take
charge Of the Department of the Pacific
and will be accompanied By Gen. Wright,
Generals Sumner and Halleek are or
dered home
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Igr We notice that several of our ex-
changes spell the name Of Mr. Neal incor-
rectly 1t Is Jairus instead Of ,Jarius--
Gentlemen. please make the correction -
Knoxville Standard
II makes no manner Of difference how
the name shall be spelt. H and Lis
children after him viii be ashamed of il
in time t. come, and people generally will
simply use it as by-word Of reproach and
kissing.
BY the way, il seems to US such an out
landish name could not have been found
outside Of the Mormon Vocabulary Was
Jarus Of Mormon extraction
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Republican state Ticket.
Union County Ticket.

For the Senate. GEORGE w. M'CRARy
......FREDERICk HEsSER
HoHse Rrpres falattpes C. w. LOVRIE,
GODFREY EICHORy,
IT. G.. STEVENSON,
MARTIN THOMPSON.
For SAfr4f...........N. q. HEDGES
Tveasursr and Recorder II. IL. ALLhk
County Iaass.........ROHT. A. RUSSELL,
Covoner, II. MARTIN.
sapt 81 Schools. w. w. JAMESON
coAntp sarrspor. =. M'CULLOIGH.
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na-K. Il. Jacob, Of Ky, hrother-in-
Inv of Gen Fremont, now representative
~ the kentucky Legislature from Oldham
TO, IL il stated, Will leave his seat in d
few days for the battle field He served
~ Iaptaln q company under Fremont
| IN Mexico.
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MIR. Enron Please announce the name OF \
MtCREA a candidate for County Supervisor at tn
ensuing election. MANY VOTERS.
Oct2dtd
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St0raga

STANDARDIZATION can be had in a fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street Apply to
JOHN HEN DERSON & CO.,
fel9f corner Pratt and Commerce streets
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates Nv
'HGo W kNER. tea 3. Eutav sp2I-ti
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
~ he obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on Bowly wharf. apply to
p. MALC0M Il co.
J2|f Wood street. Bowly's wharf
ST0RAGE.--Capacityt to the extent Of 10000
t9harres etchsndiEe can be obtained Henderson's
wharf. Apply to JOHN HENDERSON Il co,
mylT-d corner Commerce and Pratt strees.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ OF the large Warehouse No 10 5 Futaw street. oppo-
site baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot Apply on the
premises to REP 4 WOLF fc8tI
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
Orates in Warehouse No. 68 South street.
WI. SMITH,
au22-ty 68 south STRAIT;
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EiEs sgs sszsss1 FOR THE

EiSSs US It;EgissssssS;sss1 FOR THE
;52ss.t 90 gSaz-IASS " e 8 T. n n D y o IT r 81,
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On after May 10th, trains will run AS fologs
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Batmore-Mal (excapi
NGlia., ST $50 A. u; Express daily at 345 P. NJ
-, 10th Trains dre2tly throGghfor ALL PARTS OF THE
WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
F0R VA 7 PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont tase the $50 A. NJ
tram; between Piedmont and Wheeling take Accom-
ton train leaving Piedmont at 6.4C a. 81; ana bet gee
ba timnYe ~ ~ - 40 -'- 'ioN'
The FREDERICE TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 80 p. 81
TIE EiLICOfT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore ates)
and g. A. H., and l45 and P. NJ and Eilicott'. Mills
at -" S - 70 n r% ~ ~ - "i. % E
Leaves Baltimore at % and 20 A. and is ana 5tOP
b. On Sundays at go A. 81 only. Leave Washington Il
4l5 ana 40 a. 81, and 90 and p 81. Sundays
ISn N only The second and fourth train: eniy from
Baltimore stop points Tie second fourth
frodi Baltimore and The second third from Washington
c2nnect with trains on the Annapolis road.
For inrther Information tickets every kind &c apDlv
to T. GNGLAND, Agent, st Camden st&l.", or at The
Ticket 0Gce. " P SMfTU "
:, ,1- - Master Of Transp rtsti0n.
Il, I'll t''isE, General Ticket Agent mISH
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Ggaj.

GOAL. coil
-,,..-.----..--. WOOD.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
cevlng ~ canal and railroad, shall continue to sell re-
tail at WHOLESALE prices. "
klND!ING EOOD.-Sawed Wood prepared at NV oT-r,
reduced. - ~ '''
WOOD without being sawed and split 1oes
at wharf prices
IGHN q. NcCuLIOUGH
- . Wholesale and Retail Coal and Wood Dealer
oiGce-H ". oGfner H:a:; and Fremont streets
n. corner PARK GEd Fzyette streets.
&hSFf-foot Eutaw street, Spring Gardens. aU29-tf
- CUMBERLAND COAL OF tne heet quality, from the
American Company and other mines ia the eorEes Creek
Valley, constantly for sale by the cargo load
SIiChEEY & Co,
spzs-ti Exchange Place.
EIEORGES CREEK COAL, SWAHTON
NsEiNE2 STEPHEN LEE Agent,
G24t saN CAV sfs...
CUMBERLAND COAL OF GEORGES
CREER, by cargo load, direct from tie raine-
STEPHEN :. LEE, Agent 10 South GAYS aUl6-tf
fHOAL-Cumberland Coal of the best quality
Sfrom the American Companys and other mines in the
George'S Creek valley, for shipment from Baltimore or
alexandria; Constantly for sale by STICKNEY i CO.
Exchange Place n,hIi-fF"
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80 r7..,5.,.a7 NORTHERN CENTRAL

Z
SUPhKlNTENDENTS OFFICE CALVERT}
STATION, BALTIMORE, May 18Th, 1871 :
On and after SUNDAY May 18TH 1851 Trains on North.
err central Railway arrVe and depart follows,
iGrti.cF notice. " ' ~
TRAINS NORTH.
Mail at 5 ID A N; Express at 81 F. u Harrisburg Ac-
commO'!aton 1t p 81 ~ "
TIE l. a. NJ. Train Relay H,ase with trains
"a Western harya.id Railroad Hanover Junction with
han"yer ant gettysburg Railroads.; at Yors wit York
and hFIsAtsyllc RaiirO d. at Harrisburg with PenEsyl
ytIia kairoa for all paris OF Wet also, with Lebanon
aiey lt!!iFoad to New York direct 1t Northumberland
THh l.. and = Rarosd fnr Kingston and all narts of
My3m9& valley; at Sunbury with Pnila lephia Eris
York 1870 ~ " -N"
The 80 p. Tr4a makes all the above connections ex
Lebanon Valley RaiIcoad ~ 'e
- The 7. II Ira makes connexions with Pennsylvania
for New York.
TRAINS ARRlVE.-Ma al 10 ? NJ, Express at 745
A 81 narriShnrg Accommodation at P ".
or IlGhEfS and info nation enquire at the Ticket
office, Calvert Station, Baltiaore.
JAS c. CLARKE.
m1o Superintendent.
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r..sE~A CID DoMINIoN sTEAMB0A 7
saSI 8aaas.


FRY 80 as;-1r-slst4 WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
,-- RAILROAD.
o iat after MONDAY, May 18TH Passenger Tftins for
Pilat. h!a TIiieaTe PRES DENT STREET Dh.ui daily
leXcegt sunday fellows, viz:
t;HHf'Ss Trap at 10 o'clock A 81 Wy Nail Ct 245
o. iGcS II: n hvaailg Nal at 4 IS F. NJ. On SUNDAYS,
unfi! further notice AT 9I5 ~ and IS P N. All Trans
Saturdays.
ffsst Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves
81 r. ~ GtcHprE at ali stations beLTeen Baltimore aai
se92srs for Delaware and Eastern Shore Of liargIand
toll. ' "
Al cocTed persons must give bond hef re entering the
cars; WILLIAM CRAW FORD,
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NORTHEkN

), PERIETINDENT S OFFICER
~ - CALVERT TATI0E, Baltimore NAV 20, !56l {
~, rAis Read is now open for TRANSPORTATION OF
Or Inflammation respecting rates, &c apply TO JAMES
NJ; EPt.f Freight Agent: Calvert Station
For FhEiGHrS destined West. via Pennsyiyania Rail
road, apply to MAURAW & Rooms, conner Nor h and
Pleasant Streets las G ,T, ipKE