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uarles- Inc united States grant license Tor
such sale, under which certain citizens of
massachusetts, pursue their business IN de-
hanee of the State laws, and are arrested
and lined. This raises question Of the
power OF the government to sanction indi-
reetly business prohibited by She State.
.s1 BREvETTED MAJOR. eENERAL.r sr
NEW YORK, March 2l.-Mr. Thayer. has
been breyetted Major General.
MYSTERIOUS LETTER.
Comptroller Clark has sent the following
mysterious letter TO the New York CONNER
cial Advertiser: iGe.asli alG lasis
f --. WAsHINeroN, March 10th, 1865.
GENTS 81 am informed that you have
published most infanous and slanderous
attack against me. III am esrTectly in
formed, You see the necessity of making q
proper retraction.
Respectfully yours, 7a T. Clark.
NEGROES NOT ALLOWED TO R1DE IN srREEF
CARS WITH wHITEs IN PHILADELRHIA-
Judge Thompson, of Philadelphia, has
decided that colored persons must not ride
in cars provided for whites in that city.
The case will be appealed.
SENATOR OHANDLER's BILL
Senator Chandler's bill for appropriating
additional appraisers in the New York Gus
tom House, provides for a more strict ex-
animation and inspection ofthe importsand
exports in the several branches Of trade.
The appraisers are allowed $1,000 a yea-,-
and ten assistants at $4,000 year.
sMuGeLIEe.
The revenue cutter Maine detected the
brig Redmond, from Cuba, trying to make
Newport with large quantity Of cigars,
tobacco, sugar, etc, not on manifest.
IRISH BONDS. A
A Dublin correspondent of the London
Times says: r-1
" "A number of bonds have arrived in
Waterford from New York, beautifully exc
cuted in the form Of bank notes and signed
by 0'Mahony and two others. They are for
sums from t20 TO $50, bearing per cent.
interest, to be paid when the Irish Republic
is established, with this remarkable peeuli-
aritY, they are bonds on the Curmaghmors
estate"
The iron moulders of Albany and Troy
have ceased work. They talk ofstartinga q
cooperative fOu-dry of their own. 49, -
Fr MONROE, March 20.-A large meeting
was held at Norfolk to protest against the
regulations on the oyster trade, and to take
measures to test their legality. Strong
measures were adopted on the subject.
It is reported that Clement c. Clay has
oeen allowed on his parole Of honor the
liberty of the grounds within the walls of
he Fortress during the day, retiring to his
ell only at night.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2l.-The third ofa
jeries of meetings of friends of Irish nation
Atty was held tonight at the American
Mechanics Hall, District Centre presiding.
stirring speeches were made by General B.
f. Mullen, S. J. Meany, and Major Hagger-
". Speaking Of neutrality laws, General
Mullen said the course proposed by Stephens
naval operations.
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As ONE OF OUR FIRM is CON.

n family Esst(where goods are bing slaughterd
in the Auction ROoms) TO pick up BARGAINS. we
are therefore daily in receipt of job lots OF desr
/ able and saleable goods, much below the market
value. Every close merchant should loOk through
| our stock before going East.
NJ. HALLE CO.,
mar22 l4T Water-st.
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Associated Press Report.
From Washington.
Consul of Wurfembnrg.
Rinderpes1.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-The President
has recognized F. A Santers as Consul of
Wurtemburg, of Galveston, Texas.
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5. B. PAGE.
oLErELANp, OHIo, Jan. u, lsee

JoHE K. SrETLER-DEKR SIR: / was lately
shown a copy OF your late edition Of Mackenzie,
work, which, in my estimation, surpasses any
thing Of the kind which has preceded it and which
regard Is well worthy the patronage of every
Rarmer, Mechanic, ArtizSn, Druggist, Manufac-
turer, Professional Msn, Man of leisu e, Cooks,
Eeads Of Families, &c.; being useful in every
branch Of industry No family should be without
it. Gumerous receipts upon each Of the subjects
treated will De found, worth in some cases ten
times the cost of the work.
Nrrr resnactfnIlY Ynnra.
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s4g-r A. {. GOODWIN,
Cen. Ag't Charter Oak Life Ins. Co, Cleveland o

LETTER FROM REV ]. B. HUTTON
BEDFORD, Jan. II, 1866.
1 take pleasure in recommending "MackenZie's
Ten Thousand Receipts to the public. Ii con-
tsins 9 vast amount of very useful knowledge, and
9 good index by which any one subject can be
reached Il Is q book that should be in every fam
tly. REV. J. B. HUTTON.
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Comptroller Clark has sent the following
mysterious letter TO the New York CONNER
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Minister Romero has received official
news from El Paso to the 2Sd of February
confirming the report of the evacuation of
the city OF chihuahua BY the French troops.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Negroes Excluded from White Folks
Cars in Philadelphia.
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bFfhUI5 OF TIE SIURM.
A candle factory in Columbus was blown
down, and two houses in Franklinton un-
rooted by the wind in the storm last night.
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..t BREyETTED MAJOR eESERAL. r
NEW YORK, March 2l.--Mr. Thayer has
been breyetted Major General.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
20
TOBACCO.

The Tobacco sales which we publish every
week, go to establish two points of interest
to the growers First, that there is no bet
ter market than this, and second that the
tone of the market indicates the Importance
of unusual care in getting up superior ar
ticle. The tobacco marts, everywhere, are
overstocked with inferior grades, and since
none but the highest will command rcmu
lucrative prices, it is evident that quality and
not quantity, should be the prime object of
tie planter. 81
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
MARRIED.

Al the residence of tho brides mother, in
Stewart county, Tenn, GU the 18th iist., by
the Rev. w. d. Cherry, Mr. JBssS A. BRYAs,
of New Orleans, and Miss MoLLrr Il. Pail
llRs. New Orleans papers please copy.
At the residence of the brides mother in
this city, on "Wednesday morning the 27th
lust, by Rev. Mr., Rnggold, Mr., J. NJ. Lowe,
Of tho l.. 4 y. Il. r., aud Miss FANNIE,
daughter of our late worthy Mayor Colonel
Geo. Smith.
Mar, has at last coupled on to a lady
tran, and steamed up to start ON the rongh
Tailgoad of life. May i, he free from rafting,
aud not prove a cro,s-hsi may his load he
not TOO much for bis capacity may coils
ions DO seldom, and may be at last conduct
''y to ,hat STet beyond the grave, ct apart
especially Tor such valuable frogR
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

LET those who have doubted the virtues
of Bulls Cedron Bitters, if any such there
be, read the following certificate from gen.
tlemen well known in this community, 'and
doubt no more. 4....fr .... 2
Its general Introduction into the army will
nave the lives of thousands of our soldiers.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 3, lS63.--We, the
undersigned, have seen the good effects pro-
duced by the use of DR.. John Bulls Cedron
Bitters in cases of general debility and pros
tration of the system, and believe its gene
raj use would prevent disease and relieve
much suffering. Among our soldiers partic-
ularly would this be the case, especially those
who are exposed TO miasmatic intiunce in
the southern climate. ~
Davis, Green X Co, wholesale shoe deal
ers, Main Street, Louisville.
Chas, B. Cotton, Collector of the Port of
Louisville, Ky.
Col. II. Dent Provost Marshal General
Of Kentucky. . sn
Julius Jinter, Clothing Merchant, cor. Sd
and Market Streets, Louisville, Ky.
Rev. ID. p. Henderson, Vice President OF
Sanitary Commission.
Hart 4 Mapother photographers, cor. Mar
kei and Third Streets, Louisville, Ky.
Hughs 4 Parkhil, wholesale Dry Goods
Dealers, Main Street, Louisville.
Capt S. +. Hildrcth, of steamer Maj. An
derson.
Maj. L. t. Thurston, P,ymaster U. S. A.
Col. LESSEE Bayles, Nth Ky. Cavalry.
Geo. p. Doern, Prop. Louisville Anzeiger.
George d. Prentice, Louisville Journal,
For sale by FINLEY & STEWART.
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Altachment...JustIce,s Court.

John Z. smith VS.. j. W. Furkin.
0N the 10th June 1866, the plaintiff sued
" out an attachment in this case against
the defendant, as a nonresident debtor, of the
State OF Tennessee and property of the de-
fendent having been attached, and the attach
ment returned before me, as Justice of the
Peace for Montgomery county. This is to
notify the defendant J. w. Furkin, TO APP
pear before me, at my office, in the city Of
Clarksville, Montgomery county, Tennessee,
on the 25ih day of July, 1866, and defend
said action, or the same viii he proceeded
with exparie. This 2s;h day Of Juue, SOC.
j. a. BAILEY, J. +.
June ~, 1861 lw-pr fee 50.
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LETTER LIST,


ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED
IL in the Post Office at Clarksville, Tenn.
on the 2sth day Of June 1856. g
R@pfo obtain any Of these letters, tn,
applicant must call for Adpertised Letters
give the date Of this list and pay two cent
for advertising.
II not called for within ONE MONTH
they will be sent TO the Dead Letter Office.
LADIES LIST. .-s-.
Anderson mics B Brow Miss Mary A
Chiffon miss AIDA Cross miss Ophelia
Davis miss Mary Dsvie mrs Dora G
billing miss Sallie Engles miss l. 2
Easley miss Bette Elliot mrs M A
Elliott Lidaia Engles l. B
Gardner miss Bette Grace miss Julia
Hobson mrs Corn > Eunt mrs Bette A
Jenkins miss Ann King Eliza
Lacey miss f ga Mallory mrs Martha I
Moore mrs Mary Nichols miss
Neal mrs A B Phips miss Susan
Quarles miss III Ramey mrs Mile
Robb Isabb (col) Ship miss NJ
Shnmonds mrs Mary Smith mrs Jennie II
Stacker mrs Mary Il Sullivan mrs 81
Swift miss Nancy L Wallas mrs R b
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Miss AUGrsTA J. EvASs-A correspond
ent of the Macon Telegraph says:

Miss AuersTA J. EvAss-A correspond
cut OF the Macon Telegraph says;
ave spent a few hours very delightfully."-,
a few days since at the home OF this gifted
Southern authorizes. She lives about four
miles from Mobile, In modest unpretond-
ing cottage; yet evidences of taste and re-
tiuemeni are every where visible. We were
agrecahly disappointed in her appearances
and manners. We, somehow or other, had
imagined Der staid, didatic kind of person
one who could write octsvos aud talk TO-
lis-a sort Of walking encyclopedia, or book
If reference. On the contrary, she is easy
and cordial in her manners, with mirth low
lug disposition, and entirely devoid Of pc
dantry or ostentation. We were told by
leading publisher that +" Beulah had reach
ed the thirlieth edition. sufficient evidence
of her popularity as writer. She has still un.
weariod assiduty. She is now engaged on
rew novel, which viii be ready for publica-
ton in the fall
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

VALUABLE PRoPERrY FOR SkLs-It will
lie seen by reference to our advertising col
umns, that in short time there will he i'm
Ineuse amounts Of real estate sold in this
place. On the 9th of July, and on the 18th
Of August, W T. Shackellord as clerk aud
master Of the Chancery court will sell some
very valuable property. f,t.t aI
Also, on the 27th OF August, Thomas
Ramey, as Sheriff, will have a big auction
sale and those wishing 10 purchase real cs-
tate, would do well to attend these sales.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

CONFEDERATE DEAp.-We invite particu-
lar attention to the communication, on first
page, in reference to Confederate dead in
Virginia, and venture to hope that all will
contribute something to an object SO sacred.
The South has little left to care for except its
honor and its heroic dead-the former is I'M
tarnished--let not the first stain upon it be
that of ingratitude to the memery of those
who "fought, bled and died. in defense of
the right and the unalterable principles Of
liberty. G
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TRIcE's LANDING, Tenn, |
Executors NOtice.

ALL persons having claims against the
estate Of Nancy Hobbs, decd, are notified to
present them to me for settlement, within
the time prescribed by law, or they will be
barred. All those indebted 10 the said es
tate are requested to come forward aud make
immediate payment or they will find their
claims in tile hands Of an officer.
C. D. ROBERTS, Executor.
lima % lQGi.AvN
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

MrsIc.-We arc indebted to the PUBLISH
ers, J. L. PETERs 4 Bso., st. Louis, for the
following pieces of music: Darling Kate
ny Will s. Hays; Heoren,rard- vilbre;
Take me back Homs--a ballad, by Hays;
Beside The Sea--a ballad, by w. Winter !;
We Parhd--a song, by Hays. These pieces
are all beautifully printed aud appropriately
illustrated, and judging from these specimens
the firm deserves large share of public pat
ronage.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

essS@ The Paris Intel igeneer says Mr.. Eu-
gene Harris, son of FIX, Governor l. G. Harris,
arrived ct Paris, Tenn, few days dago on
his return from Cordova, Mexico, whittier he
had been to take his fathers family. He
reports the Governor in fine health, and
highly satisfied with his new home.
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Leu DEPor-f. p, Gracey 4 Co. will keep
their Ice stand open, for the sale OF Ice, from
> TO 60 aud from 8 TO l2 o'clock, A. NJ, and
from ! 10 6 and from q 20 O'clock, p. NJ,
through the week, except Sunday, when il
will be opened from to o'clock, a. NJ.
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.HArTos FusD.-All persons, in this coun-
~, who may have collected funds for the
lIatton Association, will please forward them
Immediately to John W. Faxon, Agent, at
this point.
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ICE! ICE /!

WE have removed our Ice stand to Messrs
w Hodson 4 Bros store, on franklin
Street where our friends can be supplied
With LAKE ICE, in any quantity, and at all
times OF the day
F.P. GRACEY 4 co.
June 10, l6G6-iw.
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THE Hon. q. DruAso member Of Congress,
win accept our thanks for a pamphlet con-
tanning interesting speeches and letters on
the all absorbing question of reconstruction.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

In consequence of heavier demand for
Goods this spring than we anticipated,
our stock became so much reduced that we
could not supply our friends. We beg 10
say to them, and the public generally, that
we have bought another complete Spring
Stock, and can now furnish very pretty and
desirable Goods at very low prices.
Very thankful for the increasing patron
age and confidence Of the public, we shall
labor more faithfully than ever to show our
selves worthy. a
We again most cordially invite all persons
to witt our store. We are sure that such
a stock rs ours is worth M examination, and
that no lady or gentleman will regret giving
ing as thorough trial. F
Very respectfully
COULTER a HILLMAy.
Clarksyille, Tenn, May 10, '6s-u
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

ATTENTION FIRExEN.--The first regular
meeting of ''Clarksville Delugc Fire Compa-
ny No. ~ will be held on Tuesday night,
July Sd, at 8 o'clock, at the hall in the Mar
ket-housc. Some important reports are to
be received and acted upon. All members
who have not signed the Constitution, are
requested to come forward and do so at once
BY order of the President: $50 -
.G- w. A. SOLOMON. Sec'y.
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ST.. JoHs's DAy.AThis day, hold in COM

ST. JoHss DAy.--This day, held In COM
memora,on Of st. John the Baptist, was
celebrated by the time-honored Masonic Fra
terhi,y of our city.' The day occurring on
Sunday, Monday was set apart for the occas-
ion, when the different Lodges Of the city,
with number Of visiting brethren, robed
according to their degree, marched in pro-
cession, headed by Porter's celebrated string
band, to the Methodist church, where large
audience had already assembled.
Rev. A, d. SEARS an honored member of
the Fraternity, delivered a lengthy, practi-
cal address, replete with good sense and ar
gument, and very interesting, particularly to
those "initiated,' who, of course, understood
best the points and illustrations made by
their worthy speaker. - -
AT the conclusion Of the services at the
church, the Masons with their wives and Or
phans of deceased brethren, marched to
Moore's Hotel 10 partake of the sumptuous
repast, given by the members of the order.
Everything passed of pleasantly, and at
late hour this "noble band of brothers" and
their friends dispersed, well pleased with
themselves and the crest of mankind"
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CED RON,

which is the basis Of the Bitters now offered
to the public. That honor belongs 70 tho
native inhabitants of Central America, TO
whom its virtues have been known for moro
than two hundred years. Armed with IL
the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria, and handles without fear the most
venonious serpents. Its belief with them
that while there is breath left in the bodytb
Cedron is potent to cure, no matter what the
disease may be-
While DR.. Bull is not prepared to endorse
this extravagant pretension, he is neverthe-
less satisfied from athorough examination OF
the evidence relating to its virtues, that a 1
remedy and preventive from all diseases aris-
ing from exposure, either to changes on
weather and climate, or to the miasmatic
influence, 1t stands ,,n sBsssa ssfI
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LIST OF UHcALIEp For GooDs on WHARF
BOAT AT CLARKsvILLE, JUNE 10, 1866:
NJ. b. Johnson, Dbl. Syrup.
J. n. Crutchfeld, box.
J. S. Williams, G pieces Tombstone.
Mrs. Cornie Fosrd, rolls Bedding, ! roll
Carpet, Trunk, l Box. f.. Oh.
Mrs. Hattie Crouch, box. ....
James Clark, Gun, ] Spoke Shave.
Miss Anna G, Parks, Port Royal Trunk.
~ .rsA GRAcEY 4 Bro,
Wharfboat Proprietors.
June 10, lSGG-4w Ir
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SOMETHING Nrw.--Paper and Envelopes
nrstly stamped at the Post-oflice Book Store
June 20, ls66-4t. ...-r
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

To my numerous friends would beg to
say that am doing business for Mr.. j, T..
AT the RED CORNER, where I
would be glad to see you when in town,
III. MADISON ATKINS.
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To my former friends and patrons, /
would respectfully say that ! can be found
with Mr.. J. p. Helms, AT the Red Corner, at
all times, ready and willing as ever to show
you goods, and more than ever pleased 10
sell you. Truly, SAML JOHNSON.
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+ TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
Il my numerous friends and acquaintances,
that ! am permanently located at the "REp
CORNER" in the the house Of Mr. J. p.
HELMS, where | would be glad to see you,
and as puck sales and short profits is their
motto, ] think can make il to your inter-
est TO buy from me, at all events give me a
call before buying Yours,
Feb, ., 'e6-f G. W. LEIGH.
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~ g. y0 81 y e.1ss saf 1sasw.
DIR. JOHN BULL, ''n' 'is'a
Of Louisville, Ky.

His inimitable preparation Of SARSAPA.
RlLLA, has long stood at the head Of the
various compounds of that valuable drug.
b His COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
has become household word throughout
the West and South.
His WORN LozENGEs, in less than a
year after their introduction, attained rep
utstion as widespread IS tho continsut Of
America. q -, tsfs hsa fefSl
But the crowning glory Of bis life remains
to be attained in his discovery, or rather
combination, for he does not claim 10 be the
disc0verer Of -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE CLARKSyILLE FAIR, FOR OC.
TOBER NEXT. fA ~

After consultation, it having, been deter
mined to have Fair at the grounds of the
Montgomery County Agricultural and Adchdn-
zeal Association, in the latter half Of October,
1866, and committee being now engaged
in preparing programme to be approved by
the Directory, the Stockholders are requested
to attend meeting, at the Courthouse. in
GAINESVILLE, on Saturday, July 7th, 1866, TO
re-organize and prepare. as
Vital matters require prompt and fell
attendance. sRlSVEl3{Eql
G. II. WAKEFIELD, Prest
7. W. King, See'y. -a,, ..,
June 22-2w --.t sAa.st ss-a
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RID RIVER LANDING, Tenn. !
June IS, 1896.
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WITHOUT A RIVAL

and justly deserves the reputation It has 30
long enjoyed in Central America and the
West Indies. satf 81 rf tf.T ~
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-28
zsgs~ FOR FREDERICKSBURG.

s.ZaE~ FOR FREDERICKSBURG,
vS RA b. AM + I LANRlH e JE ~ The
new and commcdious Steamer WEN0NAH, Jos. D.
Dawes Master" will resume her regular trips for
the season., commencing FRIDAY, March 2, 1866
running as follows;
Leave Baltimore from her wharf, foot of South
street, every FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 1 o'clock
for fredericksburg stopping at all the usual landings
on the Rappahannock river. arriving at Fredericks-
burg SATU RDAY EVENING, connecting with the
railroad trains North and South.
Returning, the Wenonah will leave Fredericksburg
TUESDAY MORNING, at 4 O'Clock, stopping at ali
the usual landings on her way down the river and
ING, connecting with the Railroad trains North and
West.
Freight taken at low rates.
no freight received after o'clock P. III.
All freight for the river must be prepaid.
For further information, passage, &C., apply on
board, or to JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent,
2l2 West Falls avenue.
Agents in Fredericksburg
feA-tf A. K. PHILLIPS & co.
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sszHp FOR EASTERN SHORE, VA,
S<RSAsns2 ,ao,,o-.A And
g. ~ EASTERN AND WESTERN
nd q SHORE STEAMERS,
dMtaaffaHHEy5fEfm of the
INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE STEAMBOAT
CAnGEHANV

INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE STEAMBOAT
COMPANY
UNTIL FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after WEDNESDAY. March It'll. 1866. these
steamers will as follows leaving Light street.
foot of Camden, at o'clock a. NJ, viz:
Steamer KENT,
Captain VIM. Il. Norman
For Annapolis and West River, daily and return
Sundays excepted.)
Steamer CHAMPION. c-.a.r
For st. Michaels and Miles River ferry' every
Tnesdpy and Friday and return same day.
For Oxford, Cambridge, Denton and intermediate
landings hPtank RyeT every yd MMdnsssday and
inc Denton at o'clock 4. NJ.
4 Il Baggage at owners risk.
All Claims for goods lost must be made within thirty
DAYS from date of shipment.
FREIGHT received up to o'clock P n.
ja27-tf @. K. CANNON.