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Cure for warts on Colts.

Take corrosive sublimate, and red precipitate
powdered, mix them in equal parts, and it
will cure the worst of warts on cattle or horses.
If the wart is large and loose, tie fine cord
around it close to the skin in short time the
wart will come off; then apply the powder
until the wart is eaten down below the skin,
then wash off, and rub on a little sweet oil and
it will soon heal over. If the wart is dry,
scratch it with the point of knife until it
bleeds, then put on the powder, it will make a
dry and hard scab, pick off the scab and put
on the powder again, until all is eaten of. 1t
will hardly ever tail-Fdrnl Journal
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Food for Young Calves.

A correspondent asks how young calves
should be treated when you wish to use as
much of the cows milk as possible. Knock
the calves on the head, literally. But if you
wish to ralse the calves, give them ebay tea"
with oatmeal. Eggs broken in their drink are
good and nourishing. Sliced beets or carrots
are eaten with avidity after the calves are four
or five weeks old. We inform our querist that
either beets or carrots are excellent for mich
cows in the spring, before grass comes, but if
we could choose we should take the carrots
Rural NelO Yorker.
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CHLoRoFORM FOR BEEs.-A writer in the
Maine Farmer says; Having had a little salts
faction and much trouble in fumigating bees
with puff ball, &C., 1 bethought me to try
chloroform, and shall never use anything else
in the future. put about ten drops on bit
of rag, pushed it under the hive from behind,
and in about five minutes the bees were all at
the bottom board In this way l united two
swarms most successfully.
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Remedy for Caked Udders.

1t is stated in an exchange that a COW having
caked bag may be cured by tying her in a
stable in which horses are kept. A few nights
will complete the cure. 1t lis probable that the
strong ammoniacal vapors which arise in warm
weather from the horse stable is the remedial
agent. If so would not spirit of hartshorn,
applied in small quantities, directly to the
caked bag, be efectual? Care should be used
in making the application, as too much might
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WOODEN WAGON SPRIYGs.-A new spring
for road wagons has been introduced by the
Messrs. Brendters, of New York, one of the
Oldest wagon firms in the country. The idea
OF wooden spring, it appears, originated with
a young house carpenter named Parker, who
believed they could be made with greater
elasticity, and capacity, while free from the
brittle, uncertain and comparatively unman-
ageable nature of steel. He accordingly worked
out the idea and has succeeded in producing
a. spring consisting of a pair of bows Of
hickory, weighing, when finished and of the
proper strength to carry two persons, about
SIX pounds-or about forty-fye pounds lighter
than pair of the lightest elliptic springs.
The arches of these springs rest upon the
axle as usual the ends, rising at a moderate
angle, meet midway between the axles, and
are there champed to a couple of light brackets
which support the body of the wagon, one
along the center of each side. 1t is also de
monstrated that the supple hickory will yield
more gracefully to any jar than even well
tempered steel, especially as all pressure is
necessarily exerted in the direction of its fbres,
which direction of the pressure is an insurance
against breaking under sharp and sudden
strain, such as snaps the ordinary spring by
cracking its leaves across. The tough vitality
of the wood promises durability, and it needs
but a glance to perceive the additional beauty
which this method of construction gives to the
lines of q light vehicle.
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Making Thin Cheese in Deep Hoops.

The Utica Herald states that the owners of
cheese factories have hitupon plan for making
thin cheese for the local retail markets without
the necessity of multiplying cheese hoops for
the purpose. The plan is to use the deep hoop
in which the large cheeses are made-putting
in sufficient curd for the weight desired and
then put on a follower, fitting the hoop, and
for the third if necessary. If this can be done
it will prove a great convenience where cheese
of light weights are desirable. 1t occurs to us
that difficulty may be experienced in getting
the whey from the cheese when thus pressed
in pairs or triplets. Perhaps not.
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rEPRoDrCT1YE FRrIr TRErs.-Sometin

UEPRODCCTIyE FRUIT TREES. -Sometime8
fruit trees are unproductive from other causes
than poverty of the soil, or neglect of the
orchardst They often grow too luxuriant to
bear well. In this case root-pruning is very
effectual, and Is performed by digging a circle
round the tree. A fifteen year old tree, for
instance, may be encircled at FIVE feet from
the trunk. No rules can be laid down for
this; judgment must be exercised. If cut too
close the tree may be stunted for years, and if
too far it will not be effective. The aim should
be to reduce the root about one-third.-
Gardener S Monthly.
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GIBSON q CO., AuctiOneers.
/ EXECUTORS, SALE

tss EXECUTORS SALE
kL.I
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD
ON FRANKLIN STREET
In pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court OF
Baltimore City, the undersigned, as executors, will
offer at public sale at the Exchange Reading Rooms
in this city, at o'clock P. NJ, on SATURDAY, the
Goth day of May. 1866
Franklin street. on the north side, between Pearl
and Pine streets fronting 25 feet on Franklin street
and running back 120 feet to Chestnut alley. The
and Back Building. 1t is subject to ground rent
of l25 per annum, payable half yearly, on the 18th
of June and December.
Terms-One- half cash and one-half in six months
from day of sale with interest from the day of SALE
or the whole in cash at option of purchaser.
ELIZABETH DONALDSON,
THOMAS DONALDSON,
Executors of s. J. DONALDSON.
GIBSON Il CO.,
may19 -eots kuctIonners
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EDROPOSALS FOR RATIONS AND FUEI,
l. FOR LIGHT VESSELS, &C.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, SUPERINTENDENT OF LIGHTS,
BALTIMORE, Nh, 1866
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at this
day OF june 1866 for furnishing and delivering Ra-
tons and Fuel for the James Island and Hooper
and for any other ightvessel and light house tender
that may be called for, for year. from the LIST day
ct July 1855, to the Seth day of june 1867 inclusive
The ratiOns to be of good and approved quality: to
be delivered alongside Of the light house tender or
other vessel provided for the purpose at Baltimore
and sufficient packages barrels boxes, and cases and
IN good order for the light-vessel, once quarter
free ct all expense to the United States agreeably to
specifications, which will form part of the contract
Office.
All bids must be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for Rstions and Fuel for Light-vessels." and then
placed in another envelope and left at or directed to
this office. prepaid if sent by mail.
BY order of the Light House Board:
EDWIN II. WEBSTER
my26-eO3t Superintendent of Lights.
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EBRoPOsALs FOR coal AND WoOD.

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER, NJ. NJ. DEPT, |
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut this
Office T1, until May % 1866 at II NJ. for supply of
ANTHRACITE COAL. for use of Hospitals and
Cams in this city and at other points, and AN
THRAClTE andBITUMIN0USC0 COAL for the use of
steamers employed in the Government service and
to fill reqqsitions upon this Department by other
officers until October |, 1866.
Coal for use of Hospitals and Camps to be delivered
at the yard of the contractors required for steam
ers must be delivered on board of vessels at all
without extra charge for lighterage or trimming.
Proposals must state the price per ton of 224O
pounds for each month separately.
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
Proposals will also be received at the same time for
supply of seasoned OAK and PINE WOOD until
October l. 1866, to be delivered at the yard of the
contractor
The bids must be for each kind of Wood separate
stated.
All proposals will be submitted to the Quarter
master General for his approval or otherwise.
Satisfactory guarantees for the tulfment of the
contract must be furnished.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Coal
and Wood" and addressed to the undersigned.
6. W. BRADLEY, Colonel
my21-tmy2 and ChiefQ M, Mid. Mil, Dent.
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Two rich Englishmen, at the races in
Paris, lately, made wager, by which the loser was
to invite to his table eighty poor persons selected
from the applicants for relief to the various beneYo-
lent associations of the capital These persons were
to be all about the height as their betters and
to be between 50 and 40 years Of age. Lord R.
the loser. is the personfcation of British haughti-
ness and, being ndisposed to mix with persons NOT
suitably atred, gathered his brigade of paupers at
an Quitting establishment, where he had them pro-
vide dwith suits from head to foot In the even
ing, the dandies thus improvsed made their appear
snce in the gorgeous salons of his ordships hotel in
the Faubourg St. Honore.
"A spring of petroleum oil was discovered
recently by some workmen while digging well az
LsdsbarE, in the slvirOpS Of Rsussslh
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s,rs SALE OF FIRST CLASS DWELTING

GIBSON j Co,
mayl9-eots Auctoneers
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l. fT NEW ARRANGEMENT OF
Sri.G la q TEsE sEbbEyanUAh
ts4tsaiss 1Rrscaf.isn ERTEEF RBSR STEAMBOAT

From Pier No. 3, Light street, foot of Camden
On and after SATURDAY, May 10Th. 1866,
Steamer Samuel j. Pentz, Capt Jno. H. Kirwan,
Annapolis and La Belle Grove. West River and re.
Annapolis Mt 80 ?. NJ.
steamer Highland Light, Capt. VIM. R. Norman,
at o'clock A. NJ. daily Sundays excepted), for St
MichasPs and Easton, via Miles River Ferry. and
Steamer Champion, Capt John R. Griffith, at :
o'clock A. NJ, every Wednesday and SATURDAY., for
Oxford: Cambridge, Denton and landings on Chop
leaving Denton at O'Clock A. NJ.
treights received daily until o'clock P. NJ.
Al baggage at owners risk
Tickets for the daily trips can be procured at Nc
GatrGy's music store; Henry Taylor & Co., Sun Iron
Building j. Crowley's, opposite Sun Building, and
Fare to Oxford, Clara's Point Cam bridge and Cas-
tie Haven $3.50. Meals extra
my25-tf O. K CANNON Agent
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
sAs BALTIMORE AND LIVERPOOL
ONLY AMERICAN LIME.

$500
s II Z A M 8 Fl IP LINE.
EARRYHNn nrEHE, III g NALL
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TO CONTRACTORS.
nFFICE depot COMMIsSARR

~ FoRT MONROE Va, May IS 1856.
until 10 o'clock a NJ, on THURSDAY, the It'll day
of June, 1866. for the sale Of about
-, $500 GALLONS OF M0LASSES;
three hundred and ninety-fve half barrels aver
aging about "A gallons each
This article is branded Syrup, from Howell, Barr
cember. 1864, and is in good order.
The packages will be recoopered and put in ship
PING, order. The quantity determined by Govern
ment guager.
Proposals will not be received for less than o. half
barrels w 1850
The Molasses will be delivered on board vessel free
OF wharfage dOckage or labor.
Purchasers Will be allowed ten Q0) days to remove
Terms cash, in Government funds of which ffty
per cent. will be required the acceptance of the
bid, the balance before delivery of purchases
bidders are requested to be present or represented
ct the opening of the bids.
az, Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for Molasses," and addressed to
JAMES CURRY
my 26-tJ6 Colonel and G. & "
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Melons.

If you have light, warm soil, you can't do
better than to put in few melons. They are
most refreshing in hot weather and they do not
cost much to cultivate. In hot climates every
one eats melons. In Kentucky and other
Southern States they are regarded as an in
and sold there by the CARLOAD. Select good
seed. New ploughed land is good for them.
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LONDON was for many years the home of an
Italian named Mech, who made and sold
cheap razor straps. Having grown rich in
this calling, NJ. Mech removed to the country
and bought or hired large farm, where he
resolved to give fair trial to the most
advanced theories of chemists and biologists
who essayed to shed light on Agriculture.
He has done so for some twenty years, and
with signal success. His crops are the largest
in all England, and his profits correspond with
them. AS sample of his method8-all his
| abundant fertilizers, whether purchased or
made on the farm, are converted into liquids
and difused over his fields by means of pumps
and pipes. In this way, they are not only far
more effective, but they are applied just when
the growing plants need either sustenance or
moisture; and yet, am assured the composing
and distribution of his fertilizers cost NJ.
Mech but penny per load. And this is one
result, like many others, of his fidelity to the
conviction that the best way of doing anything
is, in the long run, the most profitable.
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ffSs ORPHANS COURT SALE
ki:.I
VALUABLE LEASEH0LD PROPERTY.


VALUABLE LEASEH0LD PROPERTY.
The undersigned, as executor of Joseph H. Bean,
deceased, will offer for sale at public auction at tho
Exchange Salesroom, on WEDNESDAY, May 30th.
Mt o'clock p. NJ, under an order of the Orphans
Court of Baltimore City. the following valuable
leasehold property, in the city of Baltimore
!. a LOT OF GROUND on the south side of Vine
street, Pine fronting 81 feet inches on Vine
street. and running back 50 feet inches Improved
ny FIVE TW0-ST0RY BRICK DIV ELLINGS, with
Easements. Nos. g. g. 3d. 3d. 81 Vine street. Ground
rent STlS7 per annum.
2. A LOT OF GROUND on the south side of Vine
street, west of last named lot fronting Is feet on Vine
street and running back so feet. Improved by TWO
TW0-ST0RY BRICK DWELLINGS, with base
mens Nos 50 and So Vine street. Ground rent $31 %
per annum.
8. A LOT OF GROUND on southeast side of EutaT
street. West street. fronting on Eutaw street L
feet and running back 81 feet. Improved by TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. $3.50 South Eutaw
street, second house south of West street. Ground
rent $25 per annum.
4. An ANNUITY, or SUB-GR0UND RENT of
S25 per annum, arising out of los on North side of
Hill street, near Howard: said lot improved by a
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. LAB Hill
street, second house east of Spring Garden avenue
Original ground rent, cent per annum.
Terms of sale-Cssh
THOMAS DONALDSON,
Executor of JOS. II. BEAN.
GIBSON 4 CO.,
myl9-eodts AuctloneerS.
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#DROPOSAES will be received up to FRIDAY,
Ill May 25th, for laying the Bricks per thousand, of
North Charles street. adjoining St. Paul's church.
PROPOSALS will also be received for the execu.
measurement. Any information regarding the same,
can be obtained from JOHN COATES, ESQ. No. 355
West Pratt street, with whom proposals will be left
Z. T. OWENS. Sec'y
my3-2aw3u to the Building Com
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AUCTION SALES.
n ARGE SALE OF ARMY WAGONS AM
IL BALANCES, HARNESS, SCRAP IRON, &c.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,)
nrpor

DEPOT OF WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May q, 1866
Will be sold at public auction under the direction
of Brevet Brigadier General g. H; Tompkns. Quar-
master, st Lincoln Depot, Washington, D. C. on
lot Of Quartermasters' Stores, consisting of
495 Army Wagons. q Army Wagons with Hay
Racks: IA two-horse Wagons II Spring Wagons
Watering Carts. 43 Light Carts. 50 two-horse Ambu-
lanees Buggy, 034 single sets Harness. 472 Saddes
A5aO fbs. Scrap. Chain, 5000 lbs: old Wagon Axes
Iron. 25 TBS. Lead, $500 fbs Scrap Steel II 900 TBS
Scrap Tongue Irons, ll,OOO lbs Scrap Brake Irons
80 600 bs. old Horse Shoes 1000 fbs old Wagon Tire
200 Sash with Glass. 1875 lbs. Tallow Wagon and Am
bulance Wheels, ,Wheelbarrows, Blankets, Buckets
Chains, Halters. Wrenches. Anvils Smiths Bellows
Portable FORCES, Planes Barrels Kettles Stoves &c
This property. has been worn, but large portion
of it is still serviceable.
The stores must be removed within five days from
date of sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
d. II. FUCKER,
Byt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Ouartermaster,
myZ3-tJe9 Depot of WASHINGTON.
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TAA STEAM 10 LIVERPOOL,
4sSzaEEaazA CALLING At
QUEENSTOWN, QRELAND)
The Inman Line, sailing twice a week, carrying
United States Mails,
EVERY SATURDAY,
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
From Pier a, North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE,
By THE NAIL STEAMER SAILING EVERY SATURDAY
FIRST CABIN..."..S90 STEERAGE ........ $50
to london ........ % to Londsn 81
10 Parls............lO5 to Paris........... 40
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
- Passage by the Wednesday Steamers, First Cabin,
SSj; oteerage, S35. Payable in United States cur
rency.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hamburg,
Bremen, &c, at moderate rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool or Queenstown,
$50 gold, or the equivalent. Tickets can be bought
here by, persons sending for their friends.
For further information, apply at the Company
offices, JOHN G.. DALE Agent,
fe5-ly Is Broadway N 7
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VENHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
III DISTRICT OF MARYLAND, TO WIT:
Whereas, on the 10th day of May 1866, Bear &
Hildt filed their libel in the United States District
Court against the schooner ELIZA A. JOHNSON"
in cause of contract
And whereas. by virtue of process in due form of
law, to me directed returnable on the FIRST TUES
DAY IN JUNE NEXT, | have seized and taken the
said schooner, and have the same in my custody
be held at the United States Courtroom, in the city
of Baltimore. for the trial of the said premises and
the owner owners and all persons who may have
or claim any interest, are hereby cited to be and
appear at the time and place aforesaid, to show
cause, if any they have, why final decree should
not pass prayed. W..B0NIFANT,
myl6 lat u S. Marshal.
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HaNHE UNITED sTATEs az AMERTCA

M DISTRICT OF MARYLAND, TO WIT:
Whereas on the 18th day of May, 1866, the New
York Submarine Company filed their libel in the
United States District Court against the cargo of the
schooner "Wm. L. Bartlett" to wit:
2l3 barrels of PHOSPHATE OF LIME, in Il cause
of salvage.
And whereas by virtue of process in due form of
law, to directed. returnable the first Tuesday
in June next have seized and taken the said Cargo
and have the same in my custody.
Notice is hereby given that District Court will be
held at the United States Court room in the city of
Baltimore, on the first TUESDAY in June next. for
the trial OF the said premises, and the
teres are hereby cited to be and appear at the time
and place aforesaid to show cause if any they have
why final decree should not pass as prayed.
W. BONIFANT
my 16-l4t US. Marshal
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drrA SAAAA4 VE n EHt5 4 NIIlh9f5 ID W FlslHAKNNNs
rAzsssa=s MOUNT VERNON PLACE
AND
DOLPHIN STREET.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON June 4th we will
sell by public auction, at o'clock, at the Exchange
Salesrooms. Second street. that very desirable first
class three-story and basement DWELLING, with
brown stone front. in complete order. in fee simple
situated on the north side of MOUNT VERNON
PLACE. No. IS. between Charles and St. Paul
streets (now occupied by VIM. II. Bruno ESQ., front
ing p feet "a inches on Mount Vernon Place. with a
depth Of l044 feet to an alley. Possession given
about first July.
The very convenient tbree-story BRICK DWELL
ING, with three-story Back Building, No. 81 Dol
phin street, NEAR EUTAW SQUARE. The lot
fronts Is feet on Dolphin street. with depth of 120
feet to alley 10 feet wide. The house is q 'front.'
and is subject to small ground rent of 1916 per
annum. Possession given in September.
Terms at sale. GIBSON 4 CO.,
u,Y2I-ts Auctinnaere
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NEW LINE STEAMERS,

fs]Tfy3g1IIKtH1sFIN
%ACss-sSSee=s1+ Spears Wharf, Foot of Gay Street
SPRING EXCURSIONS.
Cheapest aud most interesting of the season.
RICHMOND, via CHESAPEAKE BAY and James
River ~
The elegant and New Steamers of the New Line
now so popularity known, leave Baltimore from
Spears Wharf as usual. at P. NJ, daily, Sundays
excepted, for Norfolk Fortress Monroe, City Point
and Richmond. The Steamers comprising the New
Sylvester and Milton Martin.
The james River being navigated entirely in the
day time, opportunity is afforded Of viewing the
many interesting points on its banks.
Inc above steamers are all new, powerfully con-
structed and very FAST with gentlemanly commanders
and obliging clerks Passengers must be careful at
the depot to ask tor Tickets by the New Line, and
take no other
No effort shall be spared to merit continuation of
the liberal patronage already bestowed.
= railroad Freight received up to 3 P. NJ other
freight as heretofore.
ap loft 7. BIRCKHEAD Jr Agent
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MARSHAL's NOTICES.

VENHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Id DISTRICT OF MARYLAND. To WIT:
Whereas, on the Sth day of May 1866, Dill 4 Ford
filed their libel in the U S. District Court against the
schr. GEN. TAYLOR in a cause of contract.
a ana whereas by virtue OF process IN due FORM Of
in June next, have seized and taken the said
schooner, and ave the same in my custody.
Notice is hereby given. That District Court will
be held at the .. S. Court Room in the city Of Bal
hmore. on the first TU ESDAf in June next, for the
trial OF the said premises and the owner or owners,
are hereby cited to be and appear at the time and
place aforesaid to show cause if any they have why
a final decree should not pass as prayed
w. B0NIFANT,
my16-14t United States Marshal
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VKNHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

u DISTRICT OF MARYLAND, TO WIT:
Whereas, the 3lst day of March, 1866, Chas Reed
filed his libel in the U. s. District Court against
the steamer THOMAS COLLYER' in a cause of
contract.
And whereas. by virtue of process in due form of
law, to me directed, returnable the first Tuesday
in June next, have seized and taken the said
steamer, and have the same in my custody.
Notice is hereby given that District Court will be
more, on the first TU ESDAY in June next, for
the trial of the said premises, and the owner or
owners, and all persons who may have or claim any
interest, are hereby cited to be and appear at the
time and place aforesaid to show cause, if any they
have, why final decree should not pass as prayed.
my15-14t W. B0NIFANT, U. S. Marshal
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!. X. CANNON, Agent,

-s<zzGs TO PETzRsBUKsa DIRECT.
f<6SS4zs.ssa?.SSzsAEssc- AND NO RESHIPMENT OF
y ~ 1esss4= -LNDEPENDENT LINE.
leaving head of Smiths dock every Wednesday, and
Saturday at o'clock. Freight taken at our usual
low rates, carefully handled and promptly delivered.
n. Il. This Is the only line that does not reship
freight at City Point. Us. BRADY. Agent,
ap23-tf "a Smiths dock