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Lieutenants of the Night Watch.
Areh. G. Ridgely,
Joseph Carson, West. Dist. § George W. Smith,
Hugh Kennedy,
Mid, Dist. § Geo. R. Campbell, James Scott,
Thomas S. Austin.
Theophilus Bangs, { Charles R. Potter,
East. Dist. James F. Frazier.
Charles Fox.
1 .- Charles F. Miller.
City Bailiffs. 8 .- Conrad Eberhard,
2 .- James G. White, John C. Maydwell. 9 .- Charles Scott.
Henry Sullivan.
3 .- John Cunningham, Alexander Thompson, 11. 3
10. Henry B. Gray.
4 .- John P. Youee.
5 .- James Shaw,
12 .- William Patterson, Henry White.
Thomas Quinn.
13 .- Charles Schwatka,
Thomas Bottimore.
Eastern District.
William Costigan.
Samuel White.
7 .- George Mallonee, Peter P. Potee.
FOR BALTIMORE CITY AND COUNTY.
Wm. Fusselbaugh, J. B. Seidenstricker,
James Girvin, John Dukehart, Jr.
Thomas MeGlennan.
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BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
UNION BANK OF MARYLAND. Corner of Charles and Fayette streets. Chartered 1804 .- Capital, $1,000,000. JOHN M. GORDON, President. R. MICKLE, Cashier. DIRECTORS.
Solomon Etting, C. O'Donnell,
W. F. Murdoch, John D. Early,
Andw. Aldridge, Alexander Fisher,
J. Q. Hewlett, Thomas Hillen,
Robert S. Voss, Henry Carroll,
C. D. Slinglaff, Grafton Hammond,
O. C. Tiffany, E. F. Chambers,
Chas. R. Pearce, John H. Wallace.
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday. Dividends, Ist Jan. and 1st July .- Election, July. Notary .- J. B. Latimer.
MECHANICS' BANK. Corner of Calvert and Fayette streets. Chartered 1506 .- Capital, $580,014. J. B. MORRIS, President. J. W. ALNUTT, Cashier. DIRECTORS.
John Clark, Henry Pike,
Michael Warner, John R. Kelso,
William Heald, G. W. Richardson,
Thos. C. Jenkins, Hermon H. Perry.
James Williams, Francis Barker,
Joseph White, Francis Neale,
Benjamin Deford.
State Directors, J. R. Magruder, H. W. Fitzhugh. Discount Days, Wednesday and Saturday. Dividends, June and December .- Election, June. Notary .- J. B. Latimer.
MERCHANTS' BANK. S. W. corner of Gay and Second streets. Chartered 1834 .- Capital, $1,500,000. JAMES SWAN, President. D. SPRIGG, Cashier. DIRECTORS.
George Brown, A. B. Murray,
F. W. Brune, Wm. Kennedy,
S. O. Hoffman, Alex. Kirkland,
Johns Hopkins, J. E. Sangston,
C. A. Schaefer, J. C. Wilson, James I. Fisher.
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Dividends, July and January .-- Election, May. Notary .- John Gill.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS'.
Corner of German and Howard streets. Chartered 1810 .- Capital, $512,560. J. ALBERT, President. TRUEMAN CROSS, Cashier. DIRECTORS.
Eli Clagett, John Reese,
Joseph Taylor, S. I. Donaldson,
James George, A. Schumacher,
James Power, Thomas Meredith,
Saml. K. George, Thomas Sewell, Thomas Harrison.
Daniel Forney, Baltimore County. Wm. W. Johnston, Somerset County. Moses Worman, Frederick County. Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Dividends, May aud November .- Election, May. Notary .- J. B. Latimer.
CHESAPEAKE BANK. Corner of North and Fayette streets, Chartered 1836 .- Capital, $350,000, J. S. GITTINGS, Pres. J. PINKNEY, Cashier. DIRECTORS.
John H. Ehlen, Thomas Humes,
Jacob Heald,
D. S. Gittings,
Peter Fenby, J. S. Gittings,
Henry Carroll,
J. M. Duckett,
Sm'l Scribner,
B. H. Richardson,
Henry Rieman, C. West Howard,
Samuel Ready, S. Thomas,
R. Purviance, Jr. F. Crey,
Garret Brown, J. Marsh,
Edward Griffith,
W. G. Howard,
J. I. Turner, H. Abbott,
G. H. Williams. Discount Day, Wednesday.
Dividends, January and July .- Election, May. Notary .- John Gill.
WESTERN BANK.
Eutaw st. one door North of Eutaw House. Chartered 1835 .- Capital, $308,280. C. BROOKS, Pres't. T. SPICER, JR., Cashier. DIRECTORS.
E. P. Barrows, Alonzo Lilly,
Francis Burns, Comfort Tiffany,
John Landstreet, Samuel Riggs,
Robert Garrett, W. M. Medcalfe,
David Hays, George Bartlett,
Fredk. Konig, Andrew Gregg. Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday.
Dividends, January and July .- Election, February. Notary .- A. R. Levering.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS'.
No. 17 South, near Baltimore street. Chartered 1836 .- Capital, $600,625. WM. E. MAYHEW, President. T. B. RUTTER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
John Bradford, Enoch Pratt,
T. Whitridge, B. C. Ward,
WVm. Cooke, George F. Weld,
Thos. Blaek, P. Sauerwein,
Jas. Hooper, Jr. J. B. Smith,
B. R. Spalding, Galloway Cheston,
J. G. Chapman, - Western Shore.
Wm. Thompson,
Wm. Hughlett,
Artlınr Bell.
Eastern Shore.
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday. Dividends, January and July. Notary .- A. R. Levering.
SAVINGS BANK. Office in the Merchants' Exchange, J. CUSHING, Pres't. A. STIRLING, Treas. DIRECTORS.
S. I. Donaldson, Jolın Dushane,
William Graham, WV. H. Conkling,
George Brown, Francis Burns,
William MeKim, Matthew Smith,
Jacob Albert, A. Schumacher,
Samuel Jones, Jr. Robert Garrett, Deeter Barger,
Channcey Brooks,
George Decker,
Robt. P. Brown,
Basil S. Elder, Edward Kurtz,
M. Warner, Jr.
William Heald, J. W. Patterson,
F. W. Brune,
Andrew Gregg, G. Cheston.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MERCHANTS' FIRE INSURANCE CO. ¿ OF BALTIMORE. Offiec No. 19 east side of South street. Incorporated 1835 .- Capital, $ 300,000.
Open daily, except Christmas day and Fourthı of July, for the purpose of Insuring all kinds of Property against Fire, whether in town or country. ISAAC TYSON, President. DIRECTORS.
W. E. Mayhew, T. R. Matthews,
WVm. C. Shaw, Johns Hopkins,
Wm. H. Beatty,
John Dushane,
C. R. Pcarce, G. W. Richardson,
Solomon Corner.
GEORGE B. COALE, Secretary.
ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSUNANCE CO. OF BALTIMORE.
53 WV. Lombard st., opposite Exchange Hotel. SAMUEL T. THOMPSON, President. DIRECTORS.
George Brown, Wm. C. Shaw,
IIngh Birckhead, James Hooper,
Thomas Wilson,
E. P. Thomas,
W. A. Tucker,
W. G. Harrison,
WVm. Graham,
J. G. Bathurst,
Daniel Chase,
Hugh Jenkins.
AMERICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. OF BALTIMORE. Office Lombard st., opposite Exchange Hotel. Incorporated IS29 .- Capital, $200,000. A. J. SCHWARTZE, President. DIRECTORS.
James Wilson, B. Buck,
Thos. Wilson,
G. W. Lurman,
F. Dawson,
Alex. Kirkland,
J. B. Howell,
S. Jones, Jr.
James Beatty,
Andrew Aldridge,
R. D. Brown.
BALTIMORE EQUITABLE SOCIETY. Office No. 19 South street. Incorporated 1794. DIRECTORS.
George Decker, Wm. Kennedy,
James Frazier,
Arch'd Stirling, John Bradford, Henry Rieman,
Chas. R. Carroll, Joseph King, Jr.
Thos. Kelso, Austin Jenkins,
Adam Ross, Benj. Deford
FRANCIS J. DALLAM, Treasurer. W. R. JONES, Secretary.
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY. Office corner of South and Second streets. Incorporated 1826 .- Capital, $420,000.
Insures Dwelling Houses, Warehouses, Merchan- dise, Household Furniture, Ships in Port, their Cargoes, and other descriptions of Property, gen- erally, from loss or damage by Fire-but is not permitted by the Charter to insure out of the new limits of the city.
JOHN REESE, President.
T. G. RUTTER, Secretary. 21
BALTIMORE FIRE INSURANCE CO. Office No. 24 South street. Incorporated 1807.
Open from 9 in the morning until 5 in the afternoon. Insures against loss or damage by fire, on Houses, Merchandise, Furniture, Ships and Vessels in port and on the stocks, and other descriptions of Pro- perty in town and country. WM. A. TUCKER, President.
DIRECTORS.
William Frick,
G. W. Williamson,
John B. Howell,
Geo. R. Vickers,
Robt. A. Taylor, Hugh Birckhead,
Geo. T. Marye, S. T. Thompson,
W. G. Harrison,
Robert Lemmon,
Patk. Macanley, D. S. Wilson,
F. W. Alricks, S. O. Hoffman,
W. F. Worthington.
FRED'K WOODWORTH, Secretary.
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO. Office No. 15 South street. Incorporated IS30 .- Capital, $100,000.
It insures lives, grants annuities, sells endow - ments, receives money on deposite in trust ; inter- cst payable semi-annually, or compounded. J. I. DONALDSON, President.
DIRECTORS.
Robt. A. Taylor, Andw. Aldridge,
Robert Neilson, S. I. Donaldson,
W. G. Harrison, J. G. Davies,
C. A. Schaefer, Dr. G. S. Gibson.
RICHARD B. DORSEY, Secretary.
MUTUAL FIRE & MARINE INSUR. CO. OF BALTIMORE.
Offices Nos. 1 & 2 corner Gay & Lombard sts. RICHARD NORRIS, President.
JNO. S. LAFITTE, Secretary.
MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK. CHARLES F. SINGLETON, Agent. Lombard st. opposite Exchange Hotel, up stairs.
GENERAL MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK.
EDMUND DIDIER, Agent. Office in Exchange, opposite Savings Bank.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. CHARLES F. SINGLETON, Agent. Lombard st. opposite Exchange Hotel, up stairs.
MERCHANTS' MUTUAL INSUR. CO. NEW YORK. WM. NEILSON, President. B. R. WINTHROPE, Vice President. Represented by J. S. LAFITTE. Office No. 3 Donnell's Building, corner Gay and Lombard streets.
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CONSULS, COMMISSIONERS, NOTARIES, &c.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. GEO. H. NEWMAN, Agt. Exchange Place.
SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO. OF PHILADELPHIA. G. C. MORTON, Agt. 23 Exchange building.
THE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK. A. B. NEILSON, President. ALFRED SEATON, Vice President. JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretary. GEORGE H. NEWMAN, Exchange Place, AGENT IN BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN CONSULS, &c.
Great Britain, J. Mactavish, 30 Second street. France, George C. Morton, No. 23 Exchange Build- ings, S. Gay street.
Spain, J. A. Pizarro, corner of Liberty and Lexing- ton streets.
Portugal, Jose B. De Camara, 12 North Frederick street.
Netherlands, F. B. Graf, 52 S. Gay street.
The Pope, T. J. Bizouard, 152 Pine street.
Wurtemberg, F. L. Brauns, Consul General, 242 { Russia, Charles L. Kuster, 12 S. Charles street.
Baltimore street.
Denmark, H. G. Jacobsen, 72 Bowly's wharf. Sweden and Norway, F. B. Graf, 52 South Gay street.
Prussia, F. L. Brauns, 242 Baltimore street.
Venezuela, J. F. Strohm, 61 S. Gay street.
Hamburg, F. Rodewald, of Rodewald & Didier, Buchanan's wharf.
Hamburg, A. Schumacher, Consul General, 9 S. { Agent for the Underwriters at Bremen, F. W. Charles street. Brune & Son, 89 Smith's wharf.
COMMISSIONERS, NOTARIES, &c.
RESIDENT COMMISSIONERS
For taking Depositions and the acknowledgment of Deeds, &.c. &c.
Charles Gilman, N. Hampshire & Massachusetts. J. B. Williams, Massachusetts, N. York, Louisiana. John M. Edgar, Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, North Carolina and South Carolina. S. Teackle Wallis, New York.
Jas. B. Latimer, New York, Virginia, Ohio, Ten- nessee and Florida.
H. P. Hepburn, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
J. M. Gordon, do. do.
Solomon Etting, do. do.
Robert A. Dobbin, Delaware.
David Stewart, Georgia.
Geo. W. Brown, Kentucky.
John Spear Smith, Louisiana.
COMMISSIONERS
For the State of Maryland to take the acknowledg- ment of Deeds and Instruments of writing un- der seal, and to administer oaths-resident out of the State.
Thomas C. Amory, Boston, Massachusetts.
Thomas A. Dexter,
do.
do.
Harrison G. O. Babcock, New York.
Thomas W. Chrystie, do. Alexander R. Rogers, New York city.
Andrew Warner, do. Edward D. Ingraham, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Charles Gilpin, do.
James H. Causten, Washington, District Columb.
Johu McFerran, Wheeling, Virginia.
Edward H Durell, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Nathaniel Holmes, St. Louis, Missouri.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
James B. Latimer, corner Fayette & St. Paul sts. John Gill, 51 W. Lombard street. A. R. Levering, 46 W. Lombard street. Samuel Farnandis, 44 W. Lombard street.
LOTTERY COMMISSIONERS. James Harwood, T. K. Carroll.
INSOLVENT COMMISSIONERS.
Neilson Poe, John Philpot, Hugh W. Evans. A. Beusou Coe, Clerk.
NAVY AGENCY.
JOSEPH WHITE, No. 32 Second st.
Bremen, A. Schumacher, Consul General, 9 S. Charles street.
Saxony, F. L. Brauns, 242 Baltimore street.
Mexico, Charles Tiernan, corner of Hamilton and Charles streets.
Brazil and Two Sicilies, G. H. Newman, 61 W. Lombard street.
Montevideo. F. B. Graf, 52 S. Gay street.
Texas, Henry II. Williams, 2 Commerce street.
Hanover, Edward Uhrlaub, 5 Hanover street. Austria, F. Rodewald, Buchanan's wharf.
Oldenburg, Henry Oelricbs, 57 S. Charles street. Charles A. Williamson, 247 Baltimore street, Vice Consul of Sardinia.
Belgium, S. D. Walker, 54 S. Gay street.
Agent for the Underwriters at Lloyd's, G. S. Old- field, 122 W. Lombard street.
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POST OFFICE-CUSTOM HOUSE-RAIL ROADS-STAGES, &c.
POST OFFICE-CUSTOM HOUSE.
POST OFFICE. N. E. corner of North and Fayette streets.
JAMES M. BUCHANAN, Post Master. RODERICK DORSEY, Asst. P. M.
The office is open for business during the week, in winter seasou, from 7 A. M. till 6 P. M. Sum- mer from 61 A. M. till 7 P. M. On Sundays from 9 till 10 A. M. and one hour after the eastern mail is assorted in the afternoon.
Under present arrangements the office is open also from 7 to 7¿ P. M. for delivery of the Evening Mails.
Persons who have private boxes, or with whom the carriers keep monthly accounts, wishing to pay postage after the office is closed, can do so by put- ting a slip of paper round their letters, requesting to be charged.
Arrival and Departure of the Principal Mails. Eastern Mail arrives at I1} P. M. Closes S A. M.
at 6} P. M. 7 P. M. Western do.
Southern Mail arrives at S P. M. 9 P. M.
Chambers'g & York ? - 6 P. M. 66 6 A. M. W. H. Marriott, Collector. W. Dickinson, {
routes except Sund'y S
P. M. 8 A. M.
Annapolis, do. 8 A. M. 8 A. M. W. H. Cole, Jr., Surv'r. P. Laurenson, Measurer.
Winchester & Fred'k P. M. 6 A. M. 3
Norfolk Mail arrives on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday morning about S A. M., and closes on Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday at 3 P. M. Winter ar- rangement. Summer, daily, except Sunday.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
All distances under 30 miles, 6 cents-over 30 and under 80, 10 cents-over SO, and under 150, 122 cents-over 150, and under 400, IS? cents-over 400, 25 cents. Letters consisting of 2 pieces, dou- ble-3 pieces, treble-4 pieces, or one piece, if it weighs an ounce, quadruple the foregoing rates. Letters for Foreign Ports, to go by ship or other- wise must have the American inland postage paid thereon.
CUSTOM HOUSE.
S. E. corner of Gay and Lombard streets.
Office hours from 9 till half past 2.
Appr's J. C. Van Wyck, D. Col. M. McBlair, James Polk, Naval Off. E. Stansbury, Gauger.
Washington, ( Extra,) S P. M. 66 8 A. M. J. P. Heath, Weigher. N. N.Robinson, St. Keep. Robert Lyon, Cashier.
RAIL ROADS, STAGES, STEAMBOATS, &c.
RAIL ROADS. BALTIMORE & OHIO. .
Westwardly, leave Baltimore daily at 74 o'clock, A. M, for Cumberland, Hancock, Martinsburg, Har- per's Ferry, Winchester, Frederick, Ellicott's Mills.
Eastwardly, from Cumberland, at 8 o'clock, A. M. Hancock, 10} A. M. Martinsburg, 11} A. M. Harper's Ferry, 12} P. M. Frederick, 8 A. M. and 2 P. M. Ellicott's Mills, 7} A. M. 12 M. and 4; P. M.
WASHINGTON BRANCH.
Leave Baltimore daily at 9 A. M. and 5 P. M. and 112 P. M .- Returning, leave Washington daily at 6 A. M. and 5} P. M.
D. J. FOLEY, Agent.
PHILAD'A WILMINGTON & BALTIMORE.
The Cars carrying the U. S. Mail, leave Pratt & more and Ohio Rail Road Depot, Pratt street. street Depot daily at 9 A. M., arrive at 3, P. M. The passengers arrive in Philadelphia, at 32 P. M., in full time for the afternoon cars to New York.
Burthen Cars leave the Depot, corner of Presi- dent and Fleet streets, daily, for the transportation of Merchandise and commodities generally.
A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHANNA.
Cars leave the Ticket office, No. 63 North, near Saratoga strcet, for York and Columbia, daily, Sun- days excepted, at 9 o'clock A. M .- Arrive at 6} P. M. G. C. FRAILEY, Pass. Agt. D. C. H. BORDLEY, Superintendent.
STAGES.
NATIONAL ROAD AND GOOD INTENT STAGE COMPANIES.
Are running eight LINES of Daily Stages to WHEELING and PITTSBURG, at 7 A. M., via Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road to Cumberland, and by Steamboats from Brownsville to Pittsburg. For seats apply to
D. J. FOLEY, Ticket Office, Balt. & Ohio Rail Road.
THE EAGLE LINE
Leaves BALTIMORE DAILY, on the arrival of the PHILADELPHIA CARS, for Washington City, Richmond, Petersburg, Weldon, and Charles- ton, S. C.
For Tickets, apply at our Office, opposite Balti-
J. PETERS & CO. Proprietors. J. ACKERMAN, Agent.
EMMITSBURG AND CHAMBERSBURG.
Stages leave BALTIMORE every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 7 o'clock, A. M. Ar- riving at Emmitsburg early in the Evening. At the same time for Westminster, Gettysburg, York Springs and Chambersburg.
For seats apply at Goddard's General Wayne Inn, corner Baltimore and Paca sts.
J. L. TATE & CO.
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STEAMBOATS-EXPRESS LINES-FREIGHT LINES-PACKETS.
STEAMBOATS.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. CITIZENS' UNION LINE.
The steamboat Constitution, Captain Chaytor, of the Citizen's Union Line, leaves Bowly's wharf, foot of South street, every morning, (except Sun- days,) at six o'clock.
The following boats compose this line : Constitu- tion, Capt. Chaytor ; Geo. Washington, Capt. Trippe ; Robert Morris, Capt. Douglass; Ohio, Capt. Davis. A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
OPPOSITION LINE.
The Thomas Jefferson, Robert M. Hill, Captain. M. HILL, Agent, corner Pratt & Light sts.
BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHIA STEAM- BOAT COMPANY. E. G. IIARRIS, Agt., office 3 Light st. whf.
GREAT DAILY STEAMBOAT LINE TO THE SOUTH,
Via Norfolk and Portsmouth.
The Baltimore Steampacket Company (success- ors to the Maryland and Virginia Steamboat Co.) chartered by the Legislature in 1839. Capital $70,000, in shares of $1,000 each. The superior Steamboats, Georgia, Captain Coffey, Jewess, Capt. Sutton, Herald, Capt. Russell, will leave Baltimore daily at 4 P. M. on the arrival of the mail from Pennsylvania.
THOMAS SHEPPARD, Gen. Agent.
GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL.
Leaves Baltimore daily at 11; to 112 P. M. or im- mediately after the arrival of the Cars from the East. Arrives at Washington about 3 o'cl'k, A. M.
Richmond and Weldon, N. C. to Charleston, and from thence to New Orleans.
WAY MAIL SCHEDULE.
Leave New York at 5 P. M. Arrive at Phil- adelphia at 11 P. M.
Leave Philadelphia at 7 A. M Arrive in Balti- more at 2; P. M.
Leave Baltimore at 5 P. M. Arrive in Wash- ington at 7 P. M.
For through tickets, apply at the Southern Office, adjoining the Washington Rail Road Ticket Office, Pratt street, Baltimore.
STOCKTON & FALLS.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER,
Wye Landing, St. Michael's and Easton.
The steamer Osiris, Capt. Jno. D. Turner, leaves Commerce street wharf every Monday morning at 7 o'clock, for the above places.
For Centreville and Chestertown, leaves Com- merce st. wharf every Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock.
For Annapolis and West River, leaves every Thursday morning at 7 o'clock.
For Annapolis, Easton, and Cambridge, leaves Commerce st. whf. every Friday morning at ? o'elk. Office, tower end of Commerce st. wharf.
ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE & EASTON.
The Maryland, Capt. L. G. Taylor, leaves the lower end of Dugan's Wharf, every Tuesday and Friday, at 7 A. M. for Annapolis, Cambridge and Easton.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA & GEORGE- TOWN.
The Columbia, Capt. G. Guither, leaves Com- merce street Wharf, every Saturday at 4 P. M. C. WORTHINGTON, Agent.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
Powhatan Steamboat Company.
Composed of the Steamboats Pocahontas & Columbus. One of these steamboats leaves Light street Wharf every Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock. During a part of the year they leave twice per week, Wednesday and Saturday.
J. BRANDT, Jr. Agt. 5 Light st. wharf.
EXPRESS LINES.
ADAMS & CO'S AMERICAN EXPRESS
TO THE NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, AND WEST, No. 7 Light street, near Pratt street.
GREENE & CO'S PACKAGE EXPRESS, For Wheeling, Cincinnati, and all places West. Office, Rail Road Depot, Pratt street.
FREIGHT LINES.
O'CONNOR'S TRANSPORTATION DEPOT.
For the transportation of Freight to Pittsburg, via Susquehanna Rail Road and Pennsylvania canal. Office, No. 57 corner of North and Saratoga sts. Goods received at all hours during the day.
ELDER, GELSTON & CO.
Forwarding Agents and Commission Merchants. DEPOT ON COMMERCE STREET.
BINGHAM'S FREIGHT & EMIGRANT LINE, From Baltimore to Pittsburg.
J. WILSON, Agent, 151 N. Howard st.
D. LEECH & CO'S FREIGHT & EMIGRANT LINE TO PITTSBURG.
J. TAYLOR & SON, Agents, 120 N. Howard st.
PACKETS. DOMESTIC PACKETS.
Charleston and Savannah, John K. Randall, Agent, No. 104 Smith's Wharf.
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond, Philadelphia, St. Joseph's, Apalachicola, New York, St. Marks and Mobile, Joseph Hankey, Agent.
N. Orleans (Regular Line,) Boston (Union & Despatch Line,) Clark & Kellogg, Agents, 16 Bow- ley's Wharf.
Boston (R. L.) T. R. Matthews, Agent, 10 Bowley's Wharf.
Norfolk, Petersburg & Richmond, leave Pratt st. and Spear's Wharf every Saturday. C. Pender- gast & Son.
Charleston and Savannah Packets. Charles Pen- dergast & Son, Agents, head of Smith's Wharf.
Boston (Regular Commercial Line, ) sail one from each port weekly, Hardy & Baker, Agents in Boston ; Thomas R. Matthews, Agent in Baltimore.
New York, ( Mankin's Old Line,) sails every Saturday, oftener if required, from Frederick st. Dock. I. Mankin, Agent.
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INSTITUTIONS.
Philadelphia, New York, (Regular Line.) J. W. Brown, Agent. No. 65 Smith's Wharf.
New York Packets. (Brown's Union Line) from Smith's Wharf, sails weekly, on Thursday.
Philadelphia Packets. (Brown's Line,) tri-week- ly, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, via Canal, from Smith's Wharf.
FOREIGN STEAM PACKETS.
BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND.
Cunard's Line, from Liverpool to Boston, leaves
Each of the above lines carries a Mail, but Cunard's is free to Liverpool, except that the inland postage from the place of deposite to Boston must be paid. The rates of postage from New York are as follow : Government postmasters of the place where letters are deposited, are authorized to receive : for single letters 25 cents; double letters, 50 cents ; triple { ing the postage to New Orleans. letters, 75 cents : quadruple letters, $1; packages of letters per oz. $1; Newspapers, each 2 cents ; Magazines, Pamphlets, &c. per sheet, 2 cents.
Packets of the first class leave Nero York
For Liverpool, Ist, 6th, 11th, 16th, 21st, and 26th of every month-in the morning.
For London, 1st, 10th and 20th of every month- in the morning.
For Havre, 1st, Sth, 16th and 24th of every month-in the morning.
Packets also leave on stated days, except in the season of winter, for New Orleans, Mobile, Suvan- nah, Charleston, Virginia and Baltimore.
Mail Arrangement.
Letters to be sent by Packets for England, as each port twice every month. Steam Navigalion , above, require, besides the American postage, that Co's Line from Liverpool, London and Bristol, to a freight postage of 12} cents for each single letter, New York.
25 cents for each double one, and so on, should be paid in advance.
By arrangements between the two Governments, mail matter for the British possessions in North America is forwarded, and received, whether pre- paid or not.
Papers and letters for Texas, may be sent by pay-
Letters for any part of the world, will be for- warded by the first opportunity from New York, if the inland postage be paid to that city.
INSTITUTIONS-MEDICAL, LITERARY, &c.
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY. UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND. Corner of Green and Lombard streets. FACULTY OF PHYSIC. Corner of Broadway and Hampstead st. FACULTY OF PHYSIC. S. K. Jennings, M. D. Samuel Annan, M. D. Rich. W. Hall, M. D. Jos. Roby, M. D. J. C. S. Monkur, M.D. Chas. Bell Gibson, M.D. W. E. A. Aikin, M. D. Elisha Bartlett, M. D.
Edw. Foreman, M. D. M. P. Howard, M. D. H. Willis Baxley, M.D.
BOARD OF VISITERS. JOHN M. DUNCAN, M. D., President. JOHN S. TYSON, EsQ., Secretary.
Hon. Stevenson Archer, Hon. Reverdy Johnson, Wm. R. Stuart, Esq. Sam'l B. Martin, M. D. James Campbell, Esq.
David Stewart, Esq.
Charles F. Mayer, S. T. Thompson, Esq. John Buckler, M. D. Z. Collins Lee, Esq. J. V. L. McMahou, Esq. Sam'l Jones, Jr., Esq. Rev. John Johns, D. D. Thos. E. Bond, M. D. A. Alexander, M. D. Rev. J. G. Morris, D. D. Rev. Benj. Kurtz, D. D. J. P. Mackenzie, M. D. R. Goldsborough, M. D., Centreville, Md. F. K. Phelps, M. D., Dorchester Co. Md. Joseph Nichols, M. D., Harford Co. Md. Robert Archer, M. D., Harford Co. Md. John Martin, M. D., Worcester Co. Md.
TRUSTEES OF THE BUILDING, ETC.
Capt. James Frazier,
Charles F. Mayer, James Corner, Wm. H. Conkling.
MARYLAND HOSPITAL, Hampstead Hill.
This Institution is located on the high grounds in the eastern extremity of the city. It is under the management of a Board of Visiters appointed by the State.
MARYLAND COLONIZATION SOCIETY. DR. JAS. HALL, Agt. Post Office Buildings.
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY. Ashton Alexander, M. D., Provost.
FACULTY OF THEOLOGY.
Rev. James Hamner, Rev. Geo. C. M. Roberts, Rev. Benjamin Kurtz, D. D.
FACULTY OF LAW.
Charles F. Mayer, Esq. William W. Hall, Esq. Geo. W. Dobbin, Esq. J. H. B. Latrobe, Esq. FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCE.
Hor. Morrison, A. M. Rev.G.W. Burnap,A.M. Chas. Hanson, Esq. A. B. Cleveland, A. M. Rev. J. G. Morris, D. D. Edward Hinkly, A. M. J. R. W. Dunbar, M. D.
BALTIMORE INFIRMARY. Lombard st., West of Green.
This Institution is connected with the Medical Department of the University of Maryland, and under the direction of the Faculty of Physic.
MOUNT HOPE HOSPITAL.
This Institution is situated at the northern ex- tremity of the city line, between Madison and Ca- thedral streets. It is under the management of the Sisters of Charity, and is calculated to accommodate upwards of 100 patients.
GREEN MOUNT CEMETERY,
Intersection of York Avenue and Belvidere street. Office, corner of Fayette and North streets. W. S. BROWNING, Treas. T. WILSON, Pres.
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