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sons qnarers the stores appeared be common stock
whence they came; don't know that ever dinsd with
Ds. Hastings and Hopkinsoh, and ofceTsi they were
Happen 10 be one pfthsm don't recollec having
dined with the officers but have taken collatons with
them in company with others ne steward al the hos
place where the hospital stores were kept and would
return to the surgeons quarters with the stores in his
hands the OF the officers and considered il an
abuse the time which made lasting impression on
my mind drew between seventy and eighty dollars
October. ls4I; do not remember precisely the date
carried eight or ten in my canoe including self the
the width five feet the boat carried 30 days provisions
&C., which were placed in the centre OF the boat


BALTIMORE Oct 10, 1s4s
1heproposed Southern Packet Line-Supposed Loss fine
Brig Henry p. Sumner-.q Local Drama Mey-
kets, &c.


The Southern packet meeting yesterday afternoon,
was decided failure, but few persons being present.
report was received from the committee appointed at
the last meeting but action thereon postponed
some future meeting resolution calling for the ap-
pointmsnt Of committee to take into consider the
proprety Of line of packets TO Liverpool adopted
but committee appointed The fact is merchants
and capitalists would ac. together for the public
good OF all but whatever is done must be done ndvdu
ally for the promotion of Individual interests leaving the
advancement of the mercantile and commercial standing
OF the city TO come in as mere incidental affair


Z. i
time since as missing having sailed from Porto Cabeo
Tor this port on the Goth OF May last is wholly given
up as lost. The Henry p Sumner belonged 10 Messrs
Hooper Cheeseborough of Baltimore, and was com.
manded by Capt. X. Rowland, with Oliver Hammond first
mate, and Joseph Kemp second mate, and of six
persons all OF whom supposed to have punished The
ofncers have all left families, residing in this city.


10 day read several pages of local drama written
by young gentleman OF Baltimore which he assures
me- founded on the real circumstances connected with
a mysterious transaction which occurred in this city
about two months since Should he succeed in getting
II on the stage it will have great The very
ION OF the title he has given to it"1ne Hero Of The
minds o. our citizens anxiety to witness its perform
age, will be quickly recognized, for like Coleridges
Devil there will be "a hole for the tail TO through


"Oh, how the Devil drest


Oh, he in his Sundays best.


His jacket red, and his breeehes were blue


And there was hole where his tail came through
MARKErs-Our warehouses are nearly bare of
Hour, and 1t will require considerable time for the mil
ers TO fill the contracts they have already entered into
sale Of 800 barrels of Howard street -four was made
yesterday at 81 5S3 and the market almost swept
dry by sale OF 1000 barrels of City Mills at 81 u.s.


There good demand for wheat and sales good to
prime Maryland red being made for shipment at 81
90 cents and ordinary TO good a o. White wheat
for family flour is held at l05 cents with but small
sales.


Sales of Stocks ut Baltimore.


Der. l0-There was about $4,000 in Maryland 6's sold
sale, and 77k bid