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MARINE JOUR AL
POET OF BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, March 81, ISGe.
Arrived.

AEEtSeGs
RS sssHeF IGnwaEda before Esposted in Hampton
came here for repairs.
" Steamer Rd Thomas Keiso Russell. from Norfolkto
p; Steamer J Brady Lands from Norfolk-toJ
ericksburg-to j J Taylor l'''-i ! t'N-
r Steamer Lancaster meas Tonlinson. from Hsvre de
steamer Henry L. Cav. Her. from Pbiladephia-
Steamer Matilda. Gourley, from Patuzent river
Brig Leonard Myers. Cole, from New York-.o
Rose Lyon copper ore to =.
Els s. Ghas Heath Wyman. from Providence-light:
sohTT MARY Ni1ell. Mizell. from Plymouth. n c.
shIngieS and cotton to P P Clements
schr Brave Bradley. from Richmond--pig iron and
=! sshs G Clark. Hayes, from Chsrleston-baa.t to
SehT WatG;hman, Crabtree from Proyidcnce--lght;
SchT lockwood, Dill, from New York-to Rose
i Lyon; car wheels to " w. '''9
sGhr NJ sewall, Frisoe. from Portsmouth. n H-to
VI Rhoads d Son; copper ore to -.
5ehr beroine, Champlin, from New London--to VI
khoads y Son: guan0 and mdSe to =
2Gbr Alfred Chase. Wizon. from New York-ndse
:. Schr Heroine, Champlin. from New London-to W
khoads Il Son. guano and mdse to =.
Come Up.
BARE n iMemplar Wilson from Buenos Ayres-hides.
Steamship VIM Kennedy. Hallett. Boston, via
H9rfolk-A L Huggins.
Steamer Ihos Keso Russell, Norfolk-M n Falls
II. etealne5 James l. Brady, Lands. Norfolk
Steamer Petersburg, .TraYers, Richmond-to J
Brandt. Jr.
Steamer Lancaster Tomlinson. Hayre de Grace
Taylor.
Steamer Columbia Hsyper Alexsndria, &C
Steamer Fanny Cadwaliader, FeGson. New York
j sbriver.
Steamer Artizan, Young, New York; 4 shr;yer.
steamer tIopanaa Erpn iip piapanr olf
{ S Cd satterthwaite. Jones' Boston-R G Rieman
& S Sa cordeia Newkrl, Huutleg Boston-Stickney
ga sfh En- Fying Soqd leNeaar ChariestonPender
ms sHnF AatieJ Hoyt, Parker New Haven Gem
l,; Sshr ifosmins Sea. Cook. WILMINGTON c-Hop-
s schF Melto Fi ADpegsrt Keeling
D F Keeling. .''1'O"sH'' ashinstOn. c.
Schr f Calhoun. Beal; ,Norfolk-D Keeling.
Mitchell -'''Niu'hu-M
Schr Lypchburg, Wilbert. sayannah-J NJ Girvin
Sehr Lyon Lyon, New YorkoE Pr rr4tS y p Bro
Arrived from baltimore. Dfo'
Sehr % Palmer, hence at Charleston, 18th
schr Ira Laiirenier. Coleman. hence at Norwich.
CT. 18th.
Steamship Liberty, Briggs. sailed from New York
at 10 N, 3lst ult for Baltimore;
9 Park MaHryland Brem stse1s for Baltimore
ZO.n, was advertised at Liverpool, 1ftn inst
Bark Union, QianOy) Schultz, from Bremen.
rived at Now York. 30th.
Brig Spencer: (Br) Spencer, from Messina for
baltimore, sailed from Gibraltar, 18th inst; towed
through the Straits.
Brig Leonard Myers from New York, encountered
heavy weather. split sails, lost boat. and stove water
eask; March 18th, in a heavy gale from W n w. Bar
negat bearing W by N Is miles, seaman hipped by
the name of Stark but from papers found supposed
70 &c Claas Martin Wegnann, aged q years, born in
lost overheard from the foretopsal yard
=, Schrs Whitney Long, Hayes. and Ellen Forester,
hnf hann al frnpo anl anCt alA
Schr Oliver II Robinson, Berry, from Portland for
Baltimore, sailed from Newport, i I, 9Th,
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Rev Verb Markets. March 81. 1850.

Flour. fc.--The market for Western and State
mon grades arc heavy while sound -four sells well
The sales arc 500 bbls at $SI5g72 - for supcrirc
State; $7l5a FOR extra State branded: S7.S0@ SIS
for fancy Stata 81 40GS G5 low grades of West
for trade and family brands and Sll.S5@l6 for ST:
is dun. Sales of 200 bbls at s. 45@SO0 for the low
grades Of extra and &Sl0a2O0 for trade and family
extras, Southern -four is steady. witt. moderate
demand. Sales of 500 bbs at 80Og9 SO for mixed 10
good superine country Baltimore. &c. and S9.901
$3.50 for trade and family brands Rye -four is un
changed. Sales OF % bbs al 81. 25@5.5o. Corn Meal
is quiet but steady. Sales of 300 bbis at S36093 20
for Jersey, and $; 10 for Brandywine.
Gr@iaCIhe wheat market is tirmer and quite
are held with much frmnesS. The sales are 5000
busheis$l65 for good Chicago spring; 81 Clio IS for
MilW?nkie Club inside price p, for old for amber Dc
for white Canadian: Barley is better and in fair de-
mand; sales of200l bushels at 81 10 for common and
$l.l6 for good Canada West, in store. Corn opened
with increased irmness, but buyers hold of; the
ket closed at Yesterdays currency. Inc demand is
Gh9ay or eastern trace Inc es are % 9u
store. and IS cts, delivered Jersey yellow at I3c.
Oats moderately active but dealers are apart in
their views. The sales 3h COO bushels Canadian
at DIDO cts; old western at 031497c new do a. $50
3c: State at 56@51 cts Jersey and Southern at 50d52c
Provisions The, pork market opened lower, sub
sequerty advanced put closes rather dull and some
what heavy at the Improvement, The sales, cash
and regular are 1880 bbls at 5 zG25 for new
Gr1n and in fair demand. Sales of rs IBIS at 5llaii
for old plain S6 l9 for new do; Sl39l6 for old
extra d., and 2HGh2i for new do. Beef hams nre in
better demand and prices rmer; sales of $50 bhs at
@3F@37 for Western, Cut meats are moderately ac-
tive sales Of 100 boxes Gry saltct shoulders at il
cts and 30 hhds sweet picked hams Ut ~ cts. Bat
con is dull, and we have only to note 70 boxes Cum
herani cut, very choice lot, at Is cts. Lard has
sold more freely and the market shows better tone;
sales of 500 bbs and cs part last evening" at lT@I
cts for No. l. - cts for steam and kettle rendered
aud I94 cts for very fine lot Of 800 tcs kettle rem
dereG.
Codec.--Rio is dull and prices arc nominal.
Couon.Ibc market to-day is quiet but steady.
We Guote at 90, "a &c for mf7idlings
Sv9ar.-Raw Sugars are in better demand. and
prices are GrpeT. We quote at 104@l05sc for fair to
ard lob 6 FOR Porto Rico. Refined dull at
lG@l6j2c for hardS.
Hh;sly-The market is qGet-sates of 10 bbls at
81 251@g227 for western.
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N,se.slx mexiam Of sha whe.eaaIe MegIset

New YORK, March IA better tone has charae-
teriZcd the wholesale MARI IOE most articles Lead
ing staples have fuclUated somewhat We hear that
there have been some failures Of persons who hay*
dieculated for future delivery. There Is more gen
era activity in business: though prices have not i'm
proved mater .Gily, with the exception OF that for
wheat which is mu.n higher and quite active st the
close. There has been :: moVement in oats for the
London market. and the stock rs much reduced
Corn has improved and been fairly active TIC stock
IS reduced to .350Cuo bushels. Barley has improved
materially.
Stock Ofmsss is larger than was anticipated amount
ing to 81 sos barrels against 5bGU0 last month"; and
81 800 at the date last year. The last steamer
brought news Ofheavy shipments OF cohae from Bra
Ill and prices are consequently very weak. Holders
have resisted decline but there is no doubt they
will have 10 -ell az reduction on present rates.
Prices are nominal. Cotton mas been unsettled R'.d
prices have fuctuateQ. The demand has been entire
iy from shippers. The market closes quiet ct 40t@
10 i2 cents for midGiirgS. The sales fGg the week
were 10000 bales, and the receipts 39l bales hi
Ky has been more active, and prices rule ilrm at
622GIaa227.
geu Y1rH ssry Goods 9larEet. March 81.
at the New Yorii Dry Goods Exchange, Nos. 10 and
Il Park Place the following reports made ofjob5ers
prices to-day:
ford. Is '''''-''S - ''> ~ '''
Bioached shirtings-A anthony Manufacturing Com
pany, 23e. Palmer Run, 25cI Palermo, l9G.
Prints-ilaInilton, 19c; sprague, l5e: pUnnel l7c;
Delaines-Hamiltoi 22l4c; Pacific, 22l4c.
Gingbams-l Lancaster. sc: Glasg9w, PIC.
Washington. l9C; Portland lSe.
Brown DrilIs-Pepperoil, 25c; Winthrop, PIC.
Canton FianneIs-Nauiskeag SIC: Nashua. &c.
EoOp Skir:s-Dradley Z Duplex Elliptic and En-
prGss Trail in good demand 5. T. and A. I. Myers
y j. u inch tapes q so 10 hoops. 48 to T3c de.
2-inGh DO. do, CSC 20 $I.l2.
Philadelphia BEaritets.
Phil tDELPBIA, March 3l.-Flour is dull but I'M
changed. Wheat is moro active. Primo red 10 sra
2.40. Corn is firm. Yellow II cts Groceries and
Provisions are moro active at steady rates Whisky
is dull. Pennsylvania S2.2j@2.2S.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, March 3l.Eiour is quiet. Wheat is &C.
tee and has advanced cent? ssiel at 81 24l for
No. /, and 861@@E cts for No. g Corn is steady at
i2E cts. Qats firm at 25lz cts for No. l. Provisions
are dull Mess Pork $3.50 $50 Lard 1874 cts; dressed
Hogs 500, live Hogs $GG9.i5.
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TNvO SOLDIERS FAMILIES.

BOUNTY, PENSION,
BACK PAY, PRIZE MONEY, &c.
The Widow, Child, Father, Mother, Brother or
Sister, &C., of any Officer, Soldier or Seaman who
dies in the service of the United States is entitled to
given, and ali such claims promptly collected BY
VIM. B. HILL,
Government Claim Office,
10 w. Eayette street.
Baltimore Md.
n. B.-Au latssYs must eaataia . stamp for
reply. dals-M
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Plymouth. \. C.-Schooner Mary S. Mizell--99.OOO
shingles, 3 bales cotton, ?. P. Clements
Richmond-Sehr. Brave-60 tons pig iron, IS do
bones, order.
,Boston-Schr Margaret, 600 bushels potatoes, o.
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0FFICE OF ara q COMMERCIAL sFEAB,
~ BOAT COMPANY, ELANNIGAN'S WHARF,
BALTIG0RE. September e. 1855.

a statement having been circulated among tbs
mercantile community that tho "COMMERCfATH
or outside lias Of Steamers between ibis mort and
New York, has been only established temDorariIy
and is TO be WI thdrawn at Tao Convenience Of ~
owpars ths Undersigned wishes 20 correct sncb mis-
statement, and gives assurance TO merchants I'D
shippers generally between these ports that arrange
ments hsVe been eoiaFletsd to ksep Up reSular com
muniSauo1 for Hgs psoTa. The extensive docks AZ
Pier 70. 4 North River, New York, and FlsnniSsnis
Snds An n 5Sors have bsen leased for that period
line in either Port. Three Srst Glass fssigSt Sesm
s %f Y H1' the SEA GULL, FALCON, and KING
6iMIts VII MAKE regular snd rapid connection
shipment during that Ryss '''4A@ ~ '""
IAqcB 2. 6HULL.
aaB-4sav 81 A~enk
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IgB%gE2rIT, ETt;,


PACE 1E4@, cEgaEgE AEp ai-aYE1 RO0g.
is gi;a bes. IN asa and bza oaan VOL row iay d.
saen ycace.
Va guarantee al new work for FIVE gcara.
A5i better than lin, and costs half as much.
CID t.oOis repaired a. snort notice.
We A.: tas only E@1a5a1tu-7!s cr P r,orTy;g MA
E4iz:i $ Ne szgila, ali c. NH ii %. 5gsD SON.
"a y, ~ ~ y ~ EE@AS painted With
~ -" 5+''a 2 .''s!-S - HhHs ia.
.e. -A&E BIOS & CO,
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VESaE PACIFIC ROTEL is well and widely
Il known TO the travelling public. The location is
Is especially sutab BILE to merchants and business men
city-is on, the highway of Southern and Western
and Steamboat depots.
- The PACIFIC has liberal accommodations for over
SOO guests; it is well furnished and possesses every
modern Improvement for the comfort and entertain
well ventilated; provided with gas and water the at
tendance prompt and respectful. and the table is
season.
The subscriber, who. for the past few years, has
oeen the Lessee, is now sole proprietor and intends
TO identify himself thoroughly with the interests of
bis house.. With long experience es hotel -keeper
he trusts, by moderate charges and liberal policy
70 maintain the favorable reputation OF the Pacific
Hotel.
N. B.-To prevent overcharge by haekmen, the
coaches of the Hotel are owned By the pEogTietor
Rel3-lv JOHN PATTEN .JR
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BAITIM0RE DAILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, APRTL . 180a
by telegraph to News Room.i

- by telegraph to News Room.i
new orappArIlYed 3tst' ship Washington Booth,
Antigua..Arrived Feb 18TH, schr Phantom. (Bry
Dill, from Baltimore, and sailed I'd for Tobago.
Philadelphia Slst, ship John Clark, L.
tournau, from Liverpool.
,Boston-Cleared March 3lst. steamer Geo Appold,
Portland-Arrived 8lst, schr Whitney Long. Hay
from Baltimore.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
FoRrRFss MONROE. March 30.
The following vessels have arrived:
Schr Idaho, from New Haven-oysters
:, Schr Little Lizzie from Nansemond River for New
HaTep-oysteEs.
Schr Jane from York River for n York-oysters.
Sehr Laura Chester. I'm Nansemond River for Bos-
schr a Crawford I'm Baltimore for New Bedford
Sehr N Van Name from Baltimore for Hobokon--
coal.
Schr Fl Seguin, from Norfolk for N wood
Steamer Eutaw I'm Mobile for New York-cotton.
me fSliowIng vessels reported as sailed came back:
y, Schr v Brown, from Georgetown, D C. for New
Sailed from Hampton Roads,.
Brig John Givan, from Norfolk for Halifax, n S.
naval stores.
Brig Hunter. fm Baltimore for Halifax. n S-corn
meal.
FoRTRrss MONROE. March 81.
SteamShlp Eutaw, sailed for \ ew y ork to-day.
The following vessels arrived in tho barbor day:
Steamer Peconic, from Baltimore for Wight.
II GlOChlOui from W II " iUI
Newbern.
Schr 5 Sharp, FIN n Orleans for Fort Monroe
Schr c Daley, from Baltimore for Savannah
Schr San Juan, FIN Craney Island for y Haven.
Schr Maria Pierson, fm Baltimore for Savannah.
Schr and II Gould. from Baltimore for n Bed
iord-irOn.
The wind became moro favorable yesterday. and
the following vessels sailed:
Schr Planter, from Norfolk for n York-oysters.
Schr Seaman, FIN Norfolk for Baltimore-tmber.
Schr Elnira, I'm Norfolk for New lockwood.
Schr G Walter I'm James River for n Y-oysters.
Schr G Il Cady, fin Baltimore for PrOvidence-coal.
Schr David Il Wool, from New York for Jackson
vile, Fla--quartermaster's stores.
Schr Only Daughter, from Norfolk for n Y-wood.
Schr Hoyt, from Baltimore for n Haven-coal.
Schr J Clark, from Norfolk for lockwood.
Sch Reindeer from Norfolk for n lockwood.
Schr Adeliza, from Norfolk for New York-wood.
Schr Palestine, from Norfolk for n Iork-wood.
Schr Katy Scranton, I'm James River for n York
oysters.
Schr Little Lizzie. fun Nansemond for New Haven
oysters,
Schr Jane. I'm York River for New York--oysters.
Schr Mary Eve, from Cranoy Island for Newport
oysters.
Schr Laura Chester. from Nansemond River for
BostOn-oystors.
schr j A Crawford, FIN Baltimore for New Bedford
coal.
Schr Van Name, FIN Baltimore for Hobokcn-coal
Schr J FL Seguin, fm Norfolk for n York-wood.
Schr Gen Sheridan, from Washington, D c, for Bos-
ton--assorted cargo.
Schr W Brown, fin Georgetown for n Y-coaI.
Arrived at Norfolk-Brigs lsaamer and Julia Arey,
from New York.
Wind bearing fresh from SW.
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n ,AW AID REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
Ingt9n and st. Paul SITS. Entrance I'd door on st.
rau street. Professional business attended to in all
Houses, Farms, and Ground Rents bought and sold,
LOANS Negotiated. Oil Lands and Leases for sale in
West Virginia and Pennsylvania; also, Coal and
AinsEal Lands. ie22.lH
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNERsHIP,

me Undersigned hereby give notice that they have
of INTO Lmtsd Parnsrshp for the purpose
OF Maryland, an Iron and General Commission bust
TH0AIp5SSSerN me c name and style of HOFFMAN,
Richard Curzon Hoffman and Daniel Bowlv Tbomn-
son, noth pesldng in the city of Baltimore are The
n n and Evans Stanley Rogers resd
the Special Partner, and such has contrbned rs
the common stock Of the Partnership five thonsan9
the 2lst day Of February eighteen h1ndreS ae
nxtysx, and is to terminate at the end of ps vsar
thereafter. '' 'oars
3. 6gRzo y HOFFMAN, General Partner.
2. STANLEY ROGER s, Special Partner,
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The increase is large by river and rail. exGsedins
in the aggregate III 900 barrels. The weeks
transactions were liberal. particularly during
the past three days. The current rates for crude
having consd erable to do with regulating the prices
the weeks sales reach 30 $50 barrels. at the figures
have named, without packages. The cost Of the
packages adds i've cents per gallon the price the
oil. The amount OF oil destroyed by the fire did not
exceed 1900 barrels In the first report it was vari
ouslY estimated at Y. 600 TO 2, 900 barralE
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG.

Ia "a EEE4s==sz=azE=iF7 ORANGE AND
ssas II u gtssif E-zzfd.s Al XANDRIA RAILROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL
" FROM
WASHINGTON, AND ALEXANDRIA TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG.
!, On and after FRIDAY, Sept l. 1865. the trains
this road will run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leaves Washington a5,........ 4. N. and $50 P. NJ
ad1donsTo ATT a $50 ). \. and and n
ATriye IN richmond att. 7. ". and A. n,
Lyn0h?TFRBsH Fl x 3S8 + NJ and a. M
Leave Lynchburg at........ G.45 4. II. and us P N.
ss 625ansTs 40 n a and 81 L II
Arrive in Alexandria at. Ass P. NJ. and 45O A. NJ
%. Washington at. $50 P. NJ. and SIS A. NJ.
On SSgPda as G9Xs WRfhipgop 80 NJ only
A. M, arriving in GordonsvIle at II As A. NJ leaves
G9rdonsville at 1885 P NJ arriving in Alexandria at
THR0UGH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alexan-
dra at A. NJ, arriving in Lynchburg at no P NJ;
leaves LynGhbgrg at $40 a. Mr.. arriving in Alexan
Passengers for Warrenton will take tho 7 A. NJ
train south from Washington. aAd the 6.45 :. NJ train
Passengers by the & A, NJ. and 715P. NJ. trains
from Iynchburg, and the A. n. and LISP. NJ trains
from Richmond connect With trains at Washington
for all parts Of the North and West.
This route has the advantage over all others, By
having q continuous rail from New York TO Lynch
1t also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run Manassas
Bristoe, Catletts, RappahannOck, Culpepper Orange
and Gofd9nsyle, Where many OF the late great battles
were fought.
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express build
ing, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
in Washington, also at the De2nt Maryland avenue
Trains leave the corner of First and sts Washing
ton. VIM. II. MCCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent.
J, NJ BROADUS,
ocs-tf General Passenger Agent.
IT. .FJl2ElIeaRskSs AOHeAA ~ hSVIzH NAB az
fHgEJ a saS--ssstss44sSss.33d WAY.
On and after MONDAY next, March 9TH, cars will
leave City Hall at each hour. from A. II, to 7P. NJ
except IL noon.
Night eer for To|sontoGn az IL P. NJ
Leave TowS0ntoWn every hour from 4. II. to
p. NJ, except u noon. nos
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Fla EsE Elsss=aSsHssgJ RICHMOND. FREDE.
~ ~ zilfffS5s RTCRSBURG AND POTO-
MAC R. R.-TO IRA VELLEIS GOING SOUya

40 a9ss ziT5ffs4R RICRSBURG AND P0T0-
MAC R. RIO IRA VELLEIPS GOING EOUTH
TWICE DAILY, Ggnnooy a. AZ. EceeptsaJ
The quickest and most direct routs to Richmond
Va, and the South, via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad TO Washington
Potomac steamers from s'iXSh Street Wharf Wash
ingtonlo Aqia creek and richmond. Frcdercks-
from Aqua Creek TO Richmond, Va, connecting
there with trai ms on tho Richmond and Petersburg
and Richmond and D?nviiio Railroads, for Peters
Salisbury. Charlotte and Charleston, sc.
Trains leave Camden Station at g. 10 A. ~ and Sand
Ais P. NJ. connecting al Washington with steamers
leaving Sixth Street wharf tSnnday morning
excepted, ii s. H.. and 7i9 ?. NJ, s..ld arrive in
Richmond al ESQ ?. NJ. and 80 A. NJ.
TRIO UGR 70 RICHMOND IN Ten HOURS
Ffty IsSss g5c"ter and 3 hours nu"L4- Ina ,.-,,
other Ro&tc,
Be sure ana get through tiGl:stS via AGUia CT5ek
aud fredericksburg TO Richmond, at Cemdon Station
Baltimore and get through baggage checks.
Onnibusses and baggage wagons always in rea6i-
ness TO convey passengers and baggage 10 inc steam
ers in Washington city free of chcrpe,
A..NEEDaA & SON,
Ea- l4z Light street wurf
General Agepts
Ua4s. n. HANEY,
oc5-u General Passenger Agent.
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rs 9Il3 -rsts;zsssaaa.;,ss5 NEW ARRANGEMENT
WILMINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE RAILROAD.
On aud after Monday, March %, tho trains will
leave President Street Depot as follows viz:
at $50 A. NJ.
Express Train for New York only at go A. NJ.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
110 p. NJ.
Accommodation Train for HaYre de Grace and in
termediate Stations at AS P NJ
6.35 P. NJ.
Express Train for New York at 8GGPM.
The above Trains leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For New York and Philadelphia at $50 p. NJ.
For Salisbury, and intermediate points on Della
ware railroad, take 63o P ". train, and for Dover,
Delaware, take the lilo P. NJ. train
WM. CRAWFORD,
1ei-h Agent.
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Pacific Hotel.
ITO. I72, l74 & l7e GREENWICH ST.,

Gone Square West of Broadway
BETWEEN ooUnTLAND AND DEFY STREETS, NEW YoRK
JOHN PATTEN, Jr., PrOnrtefnr