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OUR ANNAPOLIS LETTER.Sptctal CorresjKmOtmce vf tt# Jwwr* *AjsrifAPQi-is, Md., Sept.- Oyrtere are more abundant In oar waters than for many years past. Our creeks and bars abound with those of the best quality, and considering fcia bo early in the season, are In most excellent order.A number of vessels from Philadelphia and BaW- j C more are now loading in our harbor with these j pdelicious bivalves for distant markets. Hany of* i,our citizens who follow the business for a liveii- j a hood, sell them readUy to these vessel# at good ^ prices, realizing from three to four dollars per day. c The ** finny tribe” is also abundant, and sell at chigh prices.the many improvementsvtf3 r f'hA “Ancient City.” I will 1taken place of late m thempntinn the fact that two of our enterprisinghave associated themselves with ahave in course of erectionl01wharf, at the foot of Main street, a large andsubstantial building designeddepot. Trnly, Annapolisfinished.The following named Pennsylvania Volunteers were landed here on the last arrival of the flag-of-tttrttruce steamer Jvew^rorAr, rrom larmy rnson, uau Richmond, Va., ana5 are now in General Hospital, Division No. 2, under treatment:—Sergeants lt;2oo.M. Gibson, G, 20th Pfc. Ckv.J Dennis Sou^heroy, I_ t r_i - ____ 1 IJF PcAaliA T 11 fli'-llttTf A/41 1
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Fri, Sep 09, 1864
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