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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04

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The NuInyers u si,iEE, corresponding WIN
those Nun,iegs the Tickets printed ~ separate s
o. piper re encrce With sIil tn tubes ana pace"
in one Wheel. -,
The frsI Prizes. similarly printed and enctrcicd'
Are placed IN another wheel -,
The wheels then reynIved, and number IS drlSi
from the wheel of Numbers, and nj the same tiiIle Z
Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The Number ai
Prize drawn out are opened aud exhibited To tie audl'
ence aud w the Commissioners; the Prize
Icing placed ranst tire NUM- er drawn This opera
ton is repeated until ali the Prizes are drawn out
Approximation Prizes. The two preceding and
the .w,, sre- g Mum To those 'lfiAwin TIE hst
Prizes will e enrIled to the 3 approximation
Prizes Fdrexanpe: TicSet No. $50 draws the
sR,0na Prize those Tickets nuInered llir li2t ;9i
and Ia52 viii each he entitled to sh III IcSe NO
draws the s,5,n Prize, t Tickets numbered or
- a5l 5l viii each 'eentitlesit to S, and 80 on ac-
crnc II the above scheme.
The 5000 Przes nf $50 will he determined IVY the lat
figure f tie Number that irlwS the stnh0 Prize For
example, IL the UNI rls ing the sohah Prze ends
With No. I, then ail the Tickets, where the nummr
ends in T. will ie entitled to go. III the lumber ends
with No. :, then All the Tickets where The Number ends
in ; will he entitled to SO. and so on IN
Certificates of Packages will he sold III the following
Csy1 i.ats "a nr = = ,.ase OF 10 Whole Tickets ssp
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04

eISRESH Peaches, Pears, strs~geyries. Ouirces
a = ums, Pine Apple, Nc, &c., IN m ssI,. and
Slass Jars, for sale by Il. H. COOK q SON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04
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Certificate az facase OF ~ " e'e
&c RS ioQusrter " -. y
&C. !? Fighth ....-.. IL
a., .x.-suy Tickets or lerttfir

the ,ro,v - our address for the lFnSs griere,,
rs-ept of which ;hey will e forwarded 3 first laii-
Purchasers c-. have tickets ending in any hgureth
MAY slcsg sgnate. -, -.
The list ,f Drawn Numbers and Prizes will I've sent to
rurrhasrrs Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will piPlse write their sizLatGrts
plain, ani give their Post otice, County and stte.
lie IN fun without dehuctI"n:
~ All pTiZS ,f al .fa and under, pssa Immediately
fer the trawinz-o,her prizes at tse usual time o.
thirty favs.
All G ,r.,rn !, ,rications strictly conn ientsal -
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
s. SWAN CO., Augusta Ga
~ Persons residing near MantgOmery, Alahama-
or Atlanta @ orzia. have their orlers tlle anf
save -ins ny seiressng S.S.an Co., at eieiier OF
those cities.
- list Of the NUM- efs that are drawn from tbs
Wheel with the amount 90 tie prize thai eeil enc n
-ntte To, will e published after every draw wme ~
the following papers:-kugus,a fGe,A Constitu'iqn-
dis, New Orleans Delta. Nlnhl Register, cha ieSt"i
standard, Nashville GaZtsfte Atlanta Intel 'Sercer.
Wv YrS Weekly Day Rook. savannah " orn'ne
News. Richmond Dispstch, News, aud falidine
Miss Clarion. .
iecA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04
U. $. MAIL PASSENGER PACKET.

-ls--JJl - EyANSyILI.E. r,,lr cab and
! Cairo Packet j. H. bon NE, ID.
esSE>z~-zS-TSEzk 3. IIe-Tu'' c,,nn.aitder, leaves
vansv lie every VI ndiy and THURSDAY at y VclIc
", ARRIVING III Paiuch ~ y O'clock a VI , Cairo at II
&c Ock Tuesday and tIifAy Returning, leavrs Cairi,
eyeIy Tne>lav AMI Friday ~ oclek, Z. Nj :, and Pa
lucah every We nesdav and SATURDAY az oeloek. A.
NJ. cpnnecfinG at vansylile with the Syille and
Cawfrlsyiiie Railroad. Packets fr Green River;
asp connectng az Smthllnd Swith Gruii crand River
Packets, and % Plucsh with L CT reSsee j v.~ Pack
cts: AZ aiTp with Memphis, New Orleans st. Lon s
Packets. Ticket e tinei on board the iI Tor
all Eastern and Wcs,eGri cities.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04
COL FOR SALE.

Az have on haui anl are constantly receiving
NJ - vfi e'rf silsrr ssraii fri tn
which viii deliver M any part uf the city ~ tNc.
O-lefs iel- q: Jane L7ughl Us Eareaou- or AZ the
oice Of NasHaa Rnvley viii =, .iy atIe, let to.
RONLEY & ANORY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04
MINES Ar TIIa EARLIEST.

ayeriy for November: Emerson ard Putnam fH
w November: Lese's Ga .ette for \ NoVeIn'sr: and
all tie other Magazines; anhee NOtiOi fsr heceEl-
Der inovltfl pORELLS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

offNlNG OF PROGRESS HNL.-A socety or circle
OF Sprualists last evening opened hall on the north
west corner OF Eighth avenue aud Twenty.n street
under the name of Progress Hall, as future place Of
worship Mr. Ira B. Davis first addressed the Assem-.
bsge, and was followed by Mr. T.. j. French. At
the close of the address, she inquired if any one de-
sired to ask her au! questions, she would cheerallv
answer them; but none Of those present appearing
disposed to Iterrogste her, either in regard 70 Spirit
ualism or On matters connected with themselves she
proceeded TO state few incidents 10 her own history
which had the effect Of converting her 20 her prsseo,
belief in the subject. At the conclusion of the al.
dresses, lady whose uame was rot communicated
sung while in an enranced state. The exercises We're
enlyened BY vocal perform ances by portion OF tie
DodwoIth choir
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
The following amounts have been received by me
Sor old materials, paid to the City Chamberlain, ana
Of LII .
Tota......................... ,253 %

le
In addition TO the above, there is paid to the Col
lector Of the City Revenue, fifty dollars per anuum 70
rent OF stable in corporation yard
Three thousand and six dollars has been received by
me for fifteen hundred and three inIiaed fremen s
certificates which amount, as the law directs have
paid 10 John s. Giles, esq, Treasurer OF tue Widows
and Orphans Fund Of the New-lork Fire Depart
mtnt.
Isubmit the names Of persons engaged as clerks a.
the Chief Engineers office, and workmen IN the cor
pOrstion yard
II is necessary to give proper attention to the detau
of my department that competent clerks, ana pract
cal mechanics and working-men should be employee
and have selected proper persons, qualhed ana ai
gent in the discharge OF those duties. -
The following persons are employed al this once
and In the corporation yard
Jss Isyio messenfeT H0rmeH "a te C0yPoTGiion RAG
james K Mount FoTsuan: Ebenezer Chambers, Michael
rsady Henry Lewis, Hugh Bennett David Con1n, Richard
AnsPske, John Gunson.
INSPECTOR OF FIRE APPARATUS.
John Mldey, appointed by Commissioner of Re-
pairs and Supplies Selab and Controller Flagg, Oc-
icber, 1876.
In Consequence of severe fire duty was attacked
with paralysis In July last while proceeding TO fire.
Suffering from continued illness FOR some time was
unable 10 sttend to the duties of my position but in
my absence the able and faithful manner in which the
duty was performed by the Assistant merits
the warmest praise desire to bear grateful testi.
mony to that body for The abors well and honoraby
discharged by them.
The Department is in a condition that our city may
Wei BE- proud Of and in submitting this report 10 your
honorable body, trust the suggestions aoye msds
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

FAT,L FAtr YRoN SBID.-Coroner Perry yts-
'erday held an Inquest at the house No. S Delaney
slSet, on the body Of Hugh Riley, who killed n
Ia Ing from the roof Of she'd in the Of the sore.
said premises TO the pavement beneath, dstatce u
about ten feei. Riley, he had often done before.
was attempting to crawl into bis room window frous
the she'd when he stumbled and fell head foremost 70
the side walk. In the fall bic skull was crushed il,
and death followed 10 few moments aiterward. The
Jury rendered verdict of Death by injuries 10 the
head, caused by an accidertal fall" Riley WA -
wears Of sge. ard native OF ireland.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

Ne penon Las a. 80 claimed the property. ln adisn
to tie forfeiture Of the ammuuiiior the law imposes
penalty Of 800 sgsust parties violating the law OF
1876 relative TO the storing Of ganpoEder. This fee
recovered also goe- into the Fire Department Fund
1t s supposed tha, this ammunition had been stored at
the place where it was seized for several months The
Fire WaEdeGs intend TO carry out the law to its fullest
extent and seize powder, &C., wherever they ind it
stored contrary 70 the provisions Of the statute
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
AdNt NtIIIsturul,I
EXAMINE lOIR SCALES.

An INCORRECT SCALE WILL 6NAw TIM yEEr yirALs OUT
APPARENTLY PRosPERous BUSINESS.
T your Scales thoroughly aud found incorrect throw tAs
aside and buy ot FARBANks CELEBRATkD ScAE, tho ua
yer.ally scknow edged standard for correct weight
Moe than 100 different notifications for sale by
FnsBANks Co., No. le9 Broadway. n. Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
IAdvertiscmeni.l
DIR. s. s. FITCH's SIX LECTURES, embracing On

Ut. >. :. FTTCH > SIN Lttft Kh>' CnnUf aomg ="
expapaon Of the treatment by which he Diseases OF A
Thro,t ungs Heart Stomach Liver Kidneys and Skn aod
oth disorders and Rules Of Health by whohn tcss
OF good tutionfe be preserved TO one HusoasD
wears volume Of $50 pagcso ustrstions Poc -
Give Post Oaice and State and address F,TcH NJ d. No
/ IA N. Y,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

i supposed Be Ptrionet tsrpg the progress of tbs
fe Tie aoeu d. WREN aPpr,bo stet. siood upos b,4
tguiy, snd pulling os' his club, s,s,oe st Ae was
Irvaie ws'ctnsn, ord - suCh, bad a right to take
otsrce of Mes,rs Wne.e or any other Yt,.on. p.yp
cty TIE prisoner was taken before Ju'tice Welsh -
tie Lower Police Court wttre the property wa des.
tscd by Mr.. Breeze, clerk in The employ Of winais
& Co.. ard complain; Of grand larceny Pressrret
II, mag sie sent wsh.msn to prison to await hs
tisl.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

ThID TOR TanL.-,Jus.ice Kelly. before whss
Jim Hughes ard Joe Coburn were arsigned day %
two ego on = chsge Of asssulting Policeman Thomss
of ibe Sixteenth Precinct While in the discharge q
lis duty yesterday rendered his decision in the case
Hughes was held for trial. bu; Coturn vas discharged
for war, of suiicien, evidence
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
IAdvertisement.
..-, Sr,,rpupuS Pat, rad

man restored 10 health In few days alter many yeAs o. e
nsTvons suffering 4, anxious 10 make known the u
VIII tee the prescription u.ed piro to tho tev jon
NJ DAeNALL, No. l86 Fulton. .st., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
ANOTHER GREAT PERFORMANCE To-Day At

BARNUMsLle Cordes How ard and her parents sppesx
THIs AFTERNOON in TnG Dt Eva, Mira ChsTle. Howard
and MIR Watkins Tns EyFSNG In TuE PpNEks PArstor
These extraordinary attractions.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

hIrsIrArIos N THE PARK.-rhat portion OF the
Park Scn,icg Tsu many Hal was Illuminated last even
ing in a novel way. and que Unexpectedly The pipe
Cf one of the gsslaDps became cracked in soue wsv
probably BY the cod and emitted from large orifce
between the post and lamp sheet of light about as
large az ordinary hat. The Lesser light, within
the lamp continued to burr dmly and as unmindful Of
lie Legitimate rival below as the City LamplsLter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
iAdver.isenlsnt.
prnnA.s N,rInNn Tur

IIRDls : NATIONAL 1HEATER.-IO DIR.
j. H. ALLEN takes lis benefit al this popular rhes.er sad
powerful programme o( thre fs,o1te
viz: ALNoAI. THr GUN.M,NrE Moscow and lsNNss
JAoE with 0LIo DiyTKrlsENENr b. the CASLo FAMILY
and dancing and singing
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
IAdNrriisennen

Sl0O,00O saved to the people per annnm ~
Ho chtsp PHoToCRArH PoRTs,rs and NIEws AsHs
sssken by his Cud States Psient Double c.
uerss snd other mproye enents st No. 2S9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

The fsaowrg sale Of real estste was made ct auction
yesterday by Adrian II. Muller House aud lot no. ~
Greene tneet. .5SlD0. y 40.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

GRATrIrY TO SPECIAL PoLIcENES.-Throush the
nsrumentaty of Mr. Perit 81 $40 have beet contrib
ued, principally by the merchants of the city, as an
earnest of their appreciation of the solid services rem
dered by the special policemen who did duty onthe ls
Of December, the memorable day which freed the city
from the msrule Of Fernando Wood. This sum has
lust been placed subject to the order of Mr. Embree,
Chief Clerk of the Board of Commissioners by Charles
II. Marshall, treasurer Of the fund.- and 81 so will be
paid to each of these uen at any time after Monday
next at the Stationiouses Of the Wards in which they
served.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

60 improve its ecietcy may be csied out by speedy
action, Respectfully submitted
HENRY II howard
Chief Fr gipes5 New Yort Pire DsDa-tn,t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
iAdyertisemeatl
FRrDRICKS's pHorOcRAPUIC TEMPLE or ARr

Nos ts5 and 5s7 sdwsy. opposite Metropolitan uSel-Pwo
ToGRlPHs HnLoTYrEs. DAGugsREorYPts and ANsecrvvuo
In every style FHorOGRaPHs by Mr MovLros formerly wA
Quincy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

Police ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS members OF the Old
Police force have recently been appointed upon the
new. after fret signing document relinquishing all
ella ms az ainst the Metropolitan Commissioners Among
the number thus appointed within day or two is Joe
Keefe one of OK. Chief Mstsels Aids and well kaown
az detective, especially among the professional gen.
tlemen who visit hotels for livelihood.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

ACur.PuRsE NABBED.-A young man II yearsof age,
named John Winp, was apprehended on Wednesday
night by Policeman Orpheus of the Third Precinct,
charged with attempting to steal gold watch and
chain, valued at sl2O, from the pocket of Willard
Hovey of Maiden lane, while the latter was watching
the process Of the fire in Maiden line. AT the time
winn was very busily engaged attempting to unhook
tie chain from Mr. Hoveys vest having succeeded IN
abstracting the watch from the complainants fob
pocket The thief was taken before Justice Welch at
the Lower Police Comt and sent to prison to await hs
trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

DESCENT UPON DIsoRDERLr HorsE.-on -" edne'-
day night fhe Seventeenth Precinct Ponce lnade
descent upon the house Of assgnaon 10 has, e""
street, kept by woman named SOPHIA humphrey
and arrested the propnetress and ten oter' anu
females who had congregated IN the e''so,'hnieA''
short time previous to the appearance OF the ponce
one of the inmates, young girl hiteenor eighteen
wears Of age had to escape from man who was pur'
suing her by jumping out OF one OF the second-story
windows. She fell upon the pavement, and was
seriously if not fatally, injured The prisoners were
detained in the Stston-House the remainder Of the
night and yesterday morning conveyed before Justice
Steers who held the woman Humphrey to bail in the
sum of $5oO to the charge Of keeping disor.
DERBY house. The girls and their companions, after
re pripand by the magistrate were sent about their
business.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

Io. IN THE East RTER.-Last night there VA
Is,oe quantities OF ice in the East River. wss nee
of sufcient thickness, however. to materially mpods
the passage Of the ferTy-boats.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

forenoon, Philip Wightman, private watchpsn re-
siding at No. 74 Washington street, was arrested by
Policeman Fowen Of the Third Precinct, on complaint
Of Messrs. Wndle Co., the sufferers by the late fire
in Maiden lane who charged him with stealing property
from the burning building. Wightman was apPre'
heneed at the corner Of West Broadway and Reade
street, and taken to the StatiouHouse where, upon
being searched his pocket. were found filled WIN
silver plated knves forks and spoous which properly
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

IsQuEsI.-An inquest was beld yesterday py Cotc. 100
ner Swell upon h. body Of Henry Bsehne wef.Hs
in AA X abfeisehs chemical works Who dsd soaoso{ "
Se: D,sh tom Irritation Of the s.ouseh pr'a10eo |" -
po,uIe"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

popprRy.-Yesterday forenoon, the house OF Mr.
,t No 81 South Tenth street entered ty thAeyess
"a LA rsch and quantity of jewehy VA tskss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

Police CoNNrssIosTRs.-Gen. Nye being absen'
at Syracuse the Board of Police Commissioners did no
meet Yesterday, and will not meet again before Tues
day next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

SEIZURE OF GrsrowpER.-On Saturday last =, f1e
Wardens SaIderson and Weeks seizeu q, -'o' -,
ton street IL boxes Of Minnie rife cartridges ana otoe,
ammunition. The boxes, with their contents, Ne'gned
hom 50 to co pounds EACH They were eonse'ea 70
the State Arsena and will be sold for the oeOsh, OF 'ne
Fire Department Fund. They were fs.d 70 De'|ns 70
the Manhattan Fire. -.rm Company, OF Sof"en' Ionh'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

A SEwING-MAcHINE DoDGE.-A young woman
named Lavinia OConnor complained yesterday at the
Mayors Office. agsinst mas 80 Nc" bo"ery, ior nav
ing done her out of 81. This party, she alleged, ad-
for girls to lesnthe of the sewing machine,
promising to teach them and aferward get them Situ-
atons for the above In her case, however after
obtaining the money, Re wOud neither teach her orget
her en- poyment. The accused was brought up by
Officer Van Arsdale, but tue Mayor did not consider
the complaint sufficient to deain him. and the prscner
was discharged
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

UNLICENSED DRIvERs.-The Mayors police con
tinue to haul up the unlicensed drivers of carts hacks
and other vehicles There were nearly dozen ar
rested yesterday and each fined 81 for the violation
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
CITY ZTEWS.

Clear cool calm Winter weather prevailed yester-
isy-s itle colder thsn the c.osehoused denizens Of
tae city care 70 enjoy but just the temperature that
makes Winter N the country delightful sliding down
Il. magnificent skating glorious, and driving the girls
10 spelling ecbool heavenly Then and there look out
;or cheeks r4ddy without paint, aud eyes bright with
ou. arsenic. But the city people know little of out
door eroyments. Boyhood 10 the free pure air Of the
country Winter IS worth the LIFETIME OF the wandering
Jew N the smoky sitting gases Of the metropolis.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

STOLEN PROPERTY RgcovrRsD.-i esterosy 49, ~
49, n ~ ths stolen property taken from me fslass1.
led m .oue heap vacant o' IN soutn reh'n nv
Fourth. =, - .4,,.,oins ASo IN broken bsuA
"a, .I y esys .pcs from the residenee Of MI AansAsa1
r. ! II. .xlor ,reet sss In . lot In Ken. avenue.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

WARD NoMlYATIoss.-The Democracy OF the Fifth
Wsrd have nominated John Dohery for Aldermsn.
Charles Kenigan for Assessor, Edward Mckittcrck
for Supervisor and Bernard McGrath for Constable.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

RoBBED IL PANEL IiorSE.-On "Wednesday night
young named John Irwin, of No. IS Washington
street Hoboken, while passing through the lower part
of the city, was accosted by girl named Margaret
jameson who persuaded him to take her to porter
house in Reade street near West Broadway and treat
her to refre::hmeIts While in the saloon Margaret
managed to pick her companions pocket of porte
monnaie containing $50. Irwin discovered his loss i'm
mediaely and caused the arrest of the girl, but the $50
was non est the thief having passed the money into
the hands of aconfederate She was conveyed before
Justice Welsh and locked up for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

FEMALE PIcKPocKEIs.-An aged lady was accoetsd
by one of three well dressed young women in futoa
,ieet dey two since, and informed that her dress
was torn. On looking for the supposed rent, another
of the party picked her pocket Of E,? and all wer'
out Of sight before the lady discovered her loss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

eApoek Of the man tbs, stAA as,OOsh the Anerc AZ
people,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

CoNsIrTED TO The LuSATIc AsrLrn.-sihe young
nan William Thompson, who shot JOSEF Muss, ~. ~
Italian organgrnder the Sth nst in Iron. oa nS
20 tts InDStc Asylnm II appearing that he was not
In bis right mind The injured man Is stu o. tns
Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

DISCHARGED FROM CUsToDY.-George Lestrangs.
William Griffen aud John McLear, arrested for hav-
ing on the 9TH of February broken open the door u
sboemakers shop in Smith street, were brought bo-
fore Justice Blatcley yesterday for examination. Ne
feonious intent being proved, they were discharged
from custody.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

ASoIHfR DRAMATIC UsIos.-In addition to the
wedding Of Mr. Charles Mathews, the eminent come
oan. with the celebrated Mrs. Lizzie Weston Daven.
pct we have 10 announce another theatrical wedding
arising out Of The recent divorce Mr. George Jordan,
the cal al. light comedian Of Laura Keenes theater,
wa married on Sunday last to Miss Emily Thorne
a'-o member Of the theatrical profession, at Hobokeu
The groorsmen on the occasion were Mr.. Fitz
James CouIcy OBrien editor of The Journal Of Cir
H-ation. and MI W. W. W. Gray, late Treasurer Of
Laura Keene's Theater
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

The Rev. Dudley A. Tying, formerly Of Philadelphia,
will lecture at Clinton Hall Astor Place, this evening,
before the Herman Club. His subject is False and
True Manhood"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

3ss JOHN H. ODONOVAN, JR.,
tLf5=sGl IMPORTER AND DEALER
e&2~@s=h FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
No. SO CHEAPSlDE,
Has for sale large stock of OLD RYE AND BOUR-
BON WIlISKEYS, part very old and superior; fine old
Scotch Whskey Cognac and Rochelle Brandies of vari-
grades in bond and duty paid; fine Holland Gin; ia
maica Spirits; Port, Sherry, and Madeira Wines of
dunn and fine qualities by the cask demjnhns and
every variety of Domestic Liquors Whisky, Brandy,
Gin, Wine Cordias &c. for sale at fair market prices
and upon reasonable terms. oc2tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
Steamships.
FOR SAVANNAH

- FOR SAVANNAH,
&f1f|s SATURDAY, DEC; 18th, at z O'Clock, N.
nr$F5$%Es1r The steamship COMMERCE, Z. V. Ga
ger, Commander, will sail as above.
For freight or passage, having excellent accommoda
tons, apply to T. II. BELT, Jr.,
Agent, Union Dock
n B-No Bills of Lading signed after ship sails dl33
xESs c RO NJ w F. LIS GREAT
%11zEES@ EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
MSz2se&nSaaszs STEAMSHIP FREIGHT AND PASSEN
- - -. GER LINE.
ihc ZEN STEAMERS OF this Line are now in first rat
order ana the Agent announces the business commu
NIFTY that Steamer will leave 116 Spears Wharf, Bal
more, and Pier Thirteen, North River New York EVE
RY AFTERNOON, at 5 O'Clock
Insurance may be effected goods by the Cromwells
Steamers to or from New York on open pocies at their
office at oneeighth cent This Insurance will be eff
fected for the account of the the propery floss
if any payable to them) with the responsible Compa
MES, whose certificate will be given when reauired
One of the above steamers will leave Baltimore EVERY
SATURDAY afternoon, at o'clock, FOR Charleston S C
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
apply to A C. HALL, Agent
ZIG Spears Wharf BALTIC
A. b. CROMWE ELL, Il Co.
cor Washington Il Albany SITS, n Y
JOHN W. CALDWELL, Agent,
feA Il. Charleston, S. G.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
Steamboats,.
FOR FREDERICKSBURG

-sTs FOR FREDERICKSBURG,
Ez-EH4z--z VA.-The steamer WM SELDEN, W. B.
krwan captain leaves her wharf foot of South street,
every III tuesday,, at 7. NJ, for the above place stop
ping at all OF the usual landings going and returning
Leaves Fredericksburg every FRIDAY MORNING at
O'Clock for Baltimore Freight of every description
taken at low rates Blank bills of ladng the form used
can be had on board Freghts to all points except
erlckshurg and Baltimore must be prepaid For freight
passage, having excellent state accommodation
apply III Baltimore on Board the Boat
Agents in Fredericksburg,
oc15tf X PHILLIPS & co