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DEATHS.

EAsrNAS-In Pcaeham, Nov. 8, Mr.. John c.
Eastman, aged II.
MAr--In West Concord oct 80. James May,
Esq, aged IS.
IIoYr-In Mason City. Ceuo Gordo Co.,
Iowa. Oct. D. Of consumption, Mrs Mary. wife
Of Sargent noyt. formerly Of Derby. and dsuRh-
Ter afSlr Isaiah Page, deceased, formerly Of
Daurillc, eyed ~.
Precious In the sight ofthc5.ofd is the death
Of his saints.
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Alter lis " gastf ara sensual pleasure comes tho no
yer ihllug premature luas fmauN tIsaI eI . .T.t
n.i r'minlns limit sul frur.l hisiuIu anything
We ss, g. Vigorous health itia Ito Pfutuaydr I'd non
in lhr PERUVIAN ANhtP.
btupNss NrsHtA SAW Volumes might De- urIttru d..
thoN We Furhs rrsuuuF rom thrUse y This futrfrru
remedy " ufH lfru tested and 900 brought a.
uut uoItc " hAH speedily aud Unetu1y cured All kiIs
trutt boa. "a
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IhE fmn.-Wp understand ll4t che
pkts found ln "Dld hr4UU's7 uustrss.Du
we're manufactured az Lnlauville, by q. Hau.
Who voted lor J. 49," f0r President. and lss
ever since voted the administration ticket
oi c1urse, according 90 che logic of lhe Hu-
chanan papers, ihe administration is lmpIi-
esled.-HaTford Prem,
o. AHsoABurIiggame lri Kansas 40 re-.
turn home, on che Esd ult During bic STAY
DO me- Territory, besides making uumeuus
PubiY alQrrssesr De went ON uu exciting buff
ialo hunt 100 which hs 10 sad tI have killed
nine ol the animals,
~ IL 10 curious Tact loo regard % per.
sons nho are kulrd by aH explosion Of steam.
mat in some casca, tor % icw moments after
lhe Aeef''+iisrttey are apparently uuhurf, auu
his able 90 Hplk about and converse. Where
not LeElmmed bay the smoke aud ashes, ibc
peculiar bHEhl, hoit Whlleuess OF the lace,
hands or breast hDNeyrT tells 90 once t4st
the skiu, though uHbrokeu, has in tact been
boiled by the steam, anl they soon siuk from
thelr injuries, One man on hoard tho Great
Eastern when the late explosion uccurrcd,
SAID quieuy, u am al right others are worse
lhaH J. 90 after them while 10 tho moment,
though walking about, the hrsh OF his Thighs
vas bufnt 100 deep holes and hr was the yery
fret 70 die,
~ The n, II, Statesman says clergy.
man Of Concord met little boy Of his ac,
quhlniAnee on the cars, and said "a Rim.
q" ms 10 quite stormy day my con-" "Yes,
sif' said The boy, this 10 very iref rain"
The clergyman, thinking % rrLukp such hy-
perbole' psked him u be- ever knew of any
other THAI wet rain, The boy answered thai
De never knew personally Of amy other. but
De had read in certain book Of a time within
10 THiucd IRE and birthstone. and Lp pusss.J
that Il Was not irsf rain,
~ On Tuesday last a Vermont ulnnv-n
dfo'ef by occupation, past middle lifc-was
lettering with pocket iull Of money, ii.
Hay Market square, Boston, when nice
looking lady accosted him and invited him 10
Der nsal LITTLE parlor Gas did the spider The
iyl and there relieved the simplciou of his
poekel-book, containing S55J 100 cash, O check
Tor 1913, and aotcs 10 tho amount Of S2AIg.
Happily, he gave the alarm Ia season, aud
policeman recovered the money The pock
,t book "ss hid uoder plank IN the yard
This paragraph 10 condensed from the Bostoa
IrareleE
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u o II : A We!

TE'IlE choice home farm ofthc lat Daniel EN-
I rr., containing about 400 acres 81 rich mead
op. t..1gr and wood lands llug "a PassumpEir
River. h1t"sr o. Lyndon CururrAud Lyndon Cen
ire villages. Ia, same will be- sold entire or in
Ist, Co suit purchasers, and liberal credit given
i.r % part 81 The pureuasc inoHry.
LEWIS PIERCE. Adm RIA vii annexed.
So Juhua14fy, Oct %, 1850. or
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Or. j. HOSTETTER'S
CELL BRkTED STOMACH BITTEhS.

GtLtbhh EU D UMhGh bll tHSs
but that numerous class who devote them
selves o. literary and other sedsnAry pursuits
and boz consequence ~ n want OF ply ncal sIsr-
cif,i become tho victims Of languoT and dsbl-
49, without urye on appetite, have biulsno
sought 300 vain Tor some iHYlguTaung life irving
Irl,0.uc, whose effects upon the system AhAh
Do N-tl sT-dy aud permanent. Physiriani OF
cr.ugurr aud profoundly acquainted with the
requirements Of the human hAne, commend
no ILTlENS BlIlRRS 81 the sAf6st and
fW.urit st.mulaut a. tho TccupoTAtiVs energies
~ thH system yet discovered II restores the
appetite, gives fresh vigor 10 the digestive
Drfsua, sends tho blood through the veins with
o. moro lively current correets n tendency 10
depression Of spirits, and tts man for tho
Transaction Of business with a cheerful heart
aHl au active mind. Unlike other medicines
which have been devised for tho same object,
Ng nIEE hitS do not act spaHaodieAlly,
ur With temporary power - the influence ~
uI remedy b lasting, And II patient win
hut give some attention % securing proper
exercise, after the relief has been afforded he
need fear uo return Of the Ahleuon. Tho
debility natural 90 the cncroHchm6nts Of years
upon the bodily frame ID also AllsyiAtod by
NH great strengthening medicine, thus enabling
y. aged % pass their declining days Ia phyEea1
D4.ri whereas they ATs now suffering nom oI-
tr.wu weakness and nervousness, To this vsn-
cul.. Glass Of people, HOSTETTER'B
HIVVERB may be commended ~ inVlu-
able, lA. propnetora Of this invigorator have,
H addition, . deep qualification In assuring
NURSING MOTHERS that thoy will lind
Die H1TE FRS the bcat and safest OF
ros'1rl'ycs. Very few medicines arc sane
toned Oy physicians as proper 20 be admins
i.r.d during tho period Of nursing and this
Al, obtained an universal preference.
J-Tl1sg who d.rs 90 purchase this great remedy az
prfIsIs.a anil Debility should remember the pts.I-s
enc. il o 8 TT II RS CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERs. II Il put ny Ia quart
nnl.' with the name, DR.. J. HogTETTERB
STOMACH HITTERs, blown on tho lotus, Ahd Alss
t 600 lf cap covering The cork, with the autograph
Of tllsrirfER SMITH on tho iatsi. These thlnEs
0r1 Important account of tho couutsrfsts
40 fn tbr market.
e. Prepared and sold by HOsTETTER
q bMlTu, Pittsburgh, Pa, and alao Aold by
rn druggists. ErocorH, and dealers generally
throughout tho unit0d gtatoH. Canada. South
America, and Germany.
-..I.fH. e.. HNDllAN. ei Juhutbur't W. Jestrs
... I.. '... NIfHH lUtIttr hostou, General AEsuA
I.. 70. u iI..IIUt NtHtss.
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UPHOLSTERY.

D, u I|A01Ih u 10
nECOHA1lNE uph0lsterer Railroad St.
IJuudu AldUrh a Underworld furniture sfHrr
u prepared 90 make and poe d0Hu carpets. 40
matr ana hang HlndaH shades, repair furniture
and refill mafTHsses ~ every kind n superior
Hi4HEeF- AsiTsssts aHH pew fHHHi#Hs ii.-4H l4
order buprp arranged arr0piuE iD hr Iair.i
Pare anu hrW furA tffIra. IfrrF variety w uI-
hDlstfD BD0lti trimmings and ornaments mr
HlaHtd 90 order az short uaf.rr. WudHr Shades.
sire arfrrus. Nruitlau b1Hfs mhuf 90 order 40 DO
ihr HgulnHs. HW also prepared 40 contract f.I
ihe httiug uP " Hotels, Chullirs. sr.
j. 4. tAhhiAO, ltsH Road BE-
Nr J0hnsbuU, Oet. lH, lh5g tDll
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LIGHT! LIGHT

4 LARGE assortment Of Kerosene and
~ Fluid Lamps-slsu the best quality ~ kcro.
scnc oil, tAt 2j per galloua Fluid, Camphruc,
Whale, Elephant and Lard OIL,
for sale by T.. JEWETE
Oaf
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EER ENGLAND AILMENTS
~ AID
THE ONLY REMEDY !

HNlE Eastern States, including NsN York
1 sHi tllt sfruDn OF die Union whinh 4
I0a Wiir'T known as New England con-
H.u thrifty industrious, iEtolligent psapls,
who h4F0 achieved un uncommon degree a
property w.th climate extremely tying -
certain constitutions, aud % soil u ANAL isFtl-
.}t ulry have clnidyod % uTpass more hVpscd
communities u almost eygTy thing that con-
duas 90 social comfort and happmoss. ia
fortunately, they are OCCASIONALLY ~ absorbed
Boo business and mental cultivation, that thsy
neglect le precautions Whsh are essential e
bodily hWlH Dyspepsia aud physical debility
1901. prevalent among OH alasass. The first IA
case Do produced hy inattentioH 10 the digestive
organs which are 10 suscoptibls Of derangenent.
Thousands arf now paying the penalty Of uaa
neglect and suffering daily tho most trying
pains, almost without a hope Of relief l1.0y
hHts come 90 believe that tnsT hilmnt Z
chronic, and tAat thoy must bear with il " he
end, IL Fratihes us exceedingly % announces
a. these afflicted individuals that they may
now command q remedy u unquotuonabls
potency aHd virtue, which has nsyoS boSn fouad
i1 fl.l Boo 40 cases ~ digestive weakness OF de-
Hns.WsHt, Hundreds Of tongues are roady W
grow eloquent iu praise of this wonderful con-
queoT u dyspepsia, which Ia known a.
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Card.

The members Of Torrent Engine co.., No. l.
drsifc 20 express Co Mr. J., l., Clement their ,ur
we satisfaction Tor the superior manner u which
he painted aud ornamental their new hose car.
rage EDWARD A, WALKER. CLERK
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Gaiters. Boota, shoea 8 RnLbeL.

II ANlNG commenced keeping general
i lass0rmeUt ~ Clnthing fpr me feet ofnumfu.
men, Rins and boys, thr Subscriber would invite
those boa want ufHuJ ~ these necessary Rulr.UH Co.
all aud look AZ Wy assortment boo fNIs department
! have cloth, kld, Rua' aud Calf skin Falfrra 8uH
shoes Tor che lAdirs-oalf kIp aud thIDk Luuts Zoo
men and boys, and a good assortment nr MisaDs
~ear have good quality and - low prI.r,.
a.. JIMIII.
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POTASH j!

IN bulk. Ga1 making so8p A superior Dr.
! tIsIs Prize IS cents per pound FurFHIf by
HolI OHLIh.
usU Road Ufrett
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NOTICE

fEIIfS may rgu.G that I have thI tdhy given
uf rIn. AvksA * pWITtvs, Ia Is lime he
Iasf ~ bic minority ] shall therefore rlai4aonc
fH.. sau.uss. nor paJ any debts ~ Lls contract
fuF an.f th.s aals.
4AMrEL rHPTTE
hHru-hff,U UhtftY
I.uiyI. Dfi IIh. 1862 tltSf'
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n T. w BOOK S

y Il W Is - u II -
A. TOWARDS.
The Minister Wooiug,
Hymn Of the Ages
Spurgconf SERMONS,
ldyIs Of the King,
Hoy''d T"'Ior'' Greece and Russia, a.
Life and Travels Of Humboldt,
Love me Little, Love ne Long,
Livingston Travels and Researches 10 south
Africa, including a sketch of sixteen yru,s'
residence in the interior Of Africa.
From Dawn TO Daylight
By Mrs. II. W. Bccchcr.
Poets and Poetry Of Vermont,
Adam Bcdc,
Autocrat OF the Br,akGs. Table, &C., Sc.
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Shoulder Braces

4 Nd silk Elastic Stockings. for sale by
~ HONT GREEN.
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New Goods New Goods!
Ar SN>@EwETTS, ~
ST TOUNSBIrRY VT

Y = =
TINE public Arc invited 60 examine styles
and prices ofthe richest Kind of Pan uun>Wln
ter Goods Beautiful Figurrd Thihcts, Rich Dress
silks. French Aiernos, An Wool Defiance, Ly-
oucsrs, Alpaocas, with an abundance Of Domestic
Goods aud Small wares 81 ctrry description.
The above Goods have been selected slth great
care. ats iursu. Nrw and giUT and the prices
are very r-4s1unbir. yts. 'HtArf WARRANTED Co Doc
cold as low a uot Loser than cen bc tuuHd else.
who're.
iaa.e, and gent leinea please esl ats Jrest,t,
Il lutrtgt HIaft JEWiII.
&C. J9AusgliJI sept 1888. t,u
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New Goat Meal,

A LsO India and BuckWhrpt Flour Corn
4Azud kyr meal iiomiuy, iiuliei hautF Ca
HaD, HEMP agd hilirt Seed, fDr faIr or fhr Iua-
80 price BY ALEA IAhH.
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curfgN,
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MGthanAiN.

6S0 SACKS ASHTON'S FINE SALT, in
Wv store and for sale by F0ARD ROGERS, l6 Bow
~ 5 wharf al3-tf
2 00A LBS. PATENT AXLE CREASE
superior article, for sale low by manufactu-
rers agent VIM H BOLTON, "a w Pratt street. ap29tf
e O00 PATENT BATH BRICK-Received
O9SOO from Liverpool per ship "F. W. Brunei for
ale anoat by FoARD ROGERS 16 Bowlys wharf j25-tf
% 000 LBS. PURE WHITE LEAD AND
<|OsOOOSnow White Zinc for sale low by manufac-
turers agent VIM H. BOLTON, 81 W Pratt STREET ap22tf
S1 ono FEET "A YELLOW PINE
FsOOOFLOORING BOARDS, bright and well
sawed Just arrived from Charleston c. schooner H.
j.. Nield, for sale by PENDERGAST BROTHERS. II
smlhs wharf, up stairs.i j23tf
IN 000 HAVANA CIGARS.-Choice
GO.OOObrand, Just received and for sale by GUN
South street ~ m3I-tf
SS 000 Ell LEON DE ORA BEARS;
ScsOOO 10000 FL Leon de Orc Londres, LIST; 10000
nj Leon londres DDS $4,000 FL Ninfa Londres, 3 Just
celved, per steamer Empire City. p TIERNAN son, I'm
porters, u N. Charles street jel3tf
100 000 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE;
~ O.OOOalso Galvanized Iron Pipe, for sale by
DUGAN N JENKINS, 33 S, Charles street fe23-tf
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAITWAYS4 1A|'
SUMMER ARIA NGEWENT

On and after M0NDAY, June 2ath, 1859,
THREE DAILY TRAINS
Will be run over this Road as follows, viz
LIST The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday evcentad
& ar h at Harrisburg l47 A NJ there connecting
PITTSBURG AND THE WEST
is IRAN passengers for the North and Niagara Fall
arrive az NiilanSport at p NJ and Emira at AZ p NJ
where they lie over all night a DIT Gao I. Ms
me gua0 and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
IeGcepL sunday at r NJ, arriving HARRISBURG s
M Wiamsp9rt at u P, NJ ElInira at N and Bufa6
at iOSo A NJ, and Niagara Falls at p M neyt dsv Tie
train connects at Elmira with trains for ~ way -Hl'
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS III WFCTEpE ,-rv
YORK AND CANADA -'''''
And at Buffalo with trains for SUSPENSION rdge ,,d ,
via the Great Western Railway for all parts of ~ ~
-, canada AND THE WEST AND NORTHWEST
"a The Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily az
I'm, arriving at lSburS at 1910 p. NJ. and there
and all parts of the West ~ '0' ii'lSD1IE
For. For BEDFORD SPRINGS take $50 A. NJ, and E p. NJ
trans connect at Harrisburg with Pennsylvania Raos
top cars. sNi anu Hi"tth
= For YORK, CARLISLE CALEDONIA and DOUBLING;
GAP SPRINGS take 7.3O A. train ~ ' Di'i4'''
For HANOVER, LITTLESTOWN, GFTTYSRIrRG an;
train Saturdays. ''' anu T. 'i
For TICKETS and further correct and reliable information
please apply at the Ticket Office Calvert Station corner
Of Calvert and Franklin streets, Baltimore ~ '''''e
T IT VT JJ0lIN l. RlGNEY, Asst Superintendent
). H. WARNER, Ticket Agent ieIe-tf
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= w '''-'A = liAi
Sail RoaOS.
- 1T FOR TIE

go 60 sSsst4 asszHzSNSes4 u1 LIE -
BALTTN0PF AMI o4REST AND SOUTH
On and after April 2Tst AN Iisa OHIO ti RAILROAD.
lows '' i'"'' He trains will run az f.
Leave Camden Station. Bo,,ir,ou.
Al fo a. ESPTssS daily O5 NJ for 9 I
trains go directly through avn NONIh W EST Boil
,.,.o,, po, EOR WAY u SSENGEFS
Between batllinore and Piedmont take the 7 On =,
between Cumberland and Wheeling by Yn 80 A. N train
berland and Wheeling Accommodation To- onei lor Jun
timore ''''n I"h nal
The FREDERdGR TR a leaves Baltimore at 4lsPA
THE ELLICQTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore q, : ) .
Gle " 4'' an
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE !gODTu
Leave Baltimore 20 and 90 A. NJ, and 5and oo,D
~ On Sundays at 40 A. NJ only Leaves Washin r.
Baltimore at 20 and las A. NJ and 20 and.5 20 10
Sundays at $50 p NJ only. The second third fra;
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second an
fourth trains from Baltimore and the second third from
Washington cnnnect With trains on the Annapolis Road
For tickets of every kind, int ton, &c apply IN r
ENGLAND, Agent or at the Tick flee, Camden station
W. I. SMITH,
=, co,r Master of Transportation.
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MiEfs, RiquOrs. ke.
IA CHOICE WINES, BRANDIEs, &c
80 IL J, B. GHE+ARRoN & co, AGENTS
FOR VINEYARD PROPRIET0RS

- FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRANCE,
Have Just and offer for sale very superior
BRANDIES, vintage of 1911 Charron Pere ct ills Brand
Emile belmont Co, Cognac Brandies various vintages
Borasaux Saret Wines from low to finest grades Burgun
~ Wines from medium to very best grades produced in
france ISnpeTlor white Wines Champagne Wne various
qualities VA " AAi''1AiS / q vi PRIME
house or duty paid ~ ~ ~
Also on consignment 10 bb very old and prime Monon-
gahea Rye Whiskeys; 10 bbs old copper distilled
a Bo9Te0n Whskeys 200 bbs fine medium grades Bourbon
IN want of pure liquors. Office No 1874 LOMBARD STREET
az
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Shipping yntslllgsnfs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, October 20.


Bark Virginan Lowry, from Rio de Janero via Hampton
Roads-cofee to W. H. d. G. Wright Towed up by steam
tug Fairy Queen.
Steamer Henry L. Cav, Her, from Philadelpha-mdse
T. A. Shriver.
schr Ocean Bird Gibbs, from New Bedford-baast to s.
Phillips & Co
to John W. Brown & Son.
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AT QUARANTINE.
Schr Salie Mears, Richardson, Havanato Rhoads
& Son. sugar to l.. Cuttings
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STEAMBOATS,.
dr. BALTIMORE AND sUsoTFHAN

IL r BALTIMORE Alt AND SUSQUEHAN
REGU lAR DAILY LINE Except Sundav) for PORT DE
POST, HAVRE DE GRACE, and TIDE WATER CANAI
The steamboat .JUNIATTA, Capt Frederick Tomlin on
leaves lower end Of WEST FALLS AVENUE EVERY
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING ut
o'clock Returning leaves PORT DEPOSIT every TtTFS
DAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 8 o'cIock + N
and HA VRE DE GRACE ats o'clock, ? NJ ''
The steamboat LANCASTER" Capt J. W Tomlinsor
leaves same place EVERY TUESDAY THURSD4Y. and
SATnRDAY EVENING at O'Clock Retuyninr leaves IVES
PORT DEPOSIT EVERY MONDAY, WEnTESD1Y 5' ana re
at o'clock, 7. NJ. " - 'N'E'~r
Passage, berths included, 81 cents
Freight received daily until O'Clock carried at lou,
and carefully attended to- 80 wv '''ss'
sP Duplicate receipts for freight will he rnnuirad
Inc agent at Hayre dc Grace viii attend toforwardinq
merchandise consigned to him for any point on the Tennsv
Raa canals or viii reshiP Cights intended for aitm0ra
Philadelphia elsewhere '
Jos, JAS; TAYLOR, Agent, Baltirora
X AbN. TAYLOR, Agent, Havre de Ora.
o4lf J. TOME, agent. Port Deposit
81 FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
MOND, THREE TIMESA WEEK
The splendid steamers GEO. PEABODY and BELVIDERF
are leaving Light Street Wharf the above placs
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoon ococ
These steamers have superior State accommodations
For freight or passage apply to
J; BRANDT, Jr,
P S.-GoOds received daily. sS0tf
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WINES. BRANDIES- Rims,

M3A WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
f&Ia3 BLACK TEAS, &c
. P. TIERNAN & SON,
Or for sale the following articles of their importation,
particularly for family use:
SHERRY WlNES-Pem artine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass
PoKT WlSES-Sandemans competition red and white
Port, In wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard March's fine Madeira, in
wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK -Jahannesberger, Steinterger Marcobrun-
ner Cabinet, Lieb, frau milch Bronneberg, ct 1886
CHAMPAGNE WlNES-Moet and Chandon's finest, in
quarts and pints.
BRANDlES-Otard and Hennessy's fine old pale and dark
Brandes.
RqMS-Od and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, and from
the Islands, imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GlN-The best quality-Tiernan brand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it.
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CLEARANCEs FOR BALTIMORE.

Steamship Georges Creek, eager New York, 18th inst
Steamship CITY Of Norfolk, Parker Savannah 18th inst
Schr Elizabeth Rebecea DAVIS Philadelphia 18th inst
Schr Almira T., Smith, Philadelphia 18th inst
Schr. Eldad, dayton, Albany, 18th inst
Schr. Paragon, -, Norfolk. 18th inst
Schr. ZaYea. Haines. New YeW, 18th inst.
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CLEARED
Steamer Franklin, Foster, New York;. A. Shliver
Steamer Beyidere. Keene from Riehmond-toJ Bran
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Jr.
brig Pirm (Br Wiley, Iiverpso-Foard & Rogers
Ferry-Kelsey Il Gray. ~
Brig Charles Miller, Brewer, Boston-Dobbn & Warfeld
Schr Flying Scud, Carmine Charleston-Chares Pender
CAST ~ ~
Son. ~ ~
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ARRIVALS FRnM RAIrI,Iopr

Reliance. ' " W" " WV ~
Brig Laurel, 6Br n,Bren, St Johns, NF
Brig Firm, (Br) Wiley, Liverpool
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<AIkNI v MS FKUM BALTIMORE.
D tesan1shp jos whitney Howes. Boston, 18th inst
Brig Forrest City, Balm, Portsmouth, 18th inst
Brig Doane, Loring, Boston, 18th inst
brig Santa Clara, Eingwood, Newburyport, 18th inst
Schr. VIM. Baker, Tyler, New York. 18th inst
Schr. General Worth, Jones, Alexandria, 18th inst
Schr z Brown, Milikin, Alexandria, 18th inst
Schr = Fink, Doughty, Providence 18th inst
Schr K II; Kemp, Holland, Norfolk, 18th inst.
Schr. Quail, North. Aleyandria. 18th inst
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81 NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
TRANSFORMATION LINE,

sU~S OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
.EF3aaSSssaasasZTzs-%Tra4z STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Companys boats having been put in complete running
rer prepared to every dissertation nf
nd harhor towing at the shortest notice
The Company's Boats are as follows.
Steamer TlGRESS, Captain Luke League
Steamer LION SS, Captain A. H. League
Ihe commanders are experienced
antee given for the safety vessels charge The
rates OF 1owGge WIZ PC made reasonable For further infor
nation apply to the Captains board of the agent,
jals-tf No 81 W Pratt istreet
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OPEN TO GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGS' MILLS
On and after the 18th of October the Will leave
Station for 0wngs' Mills at 100 A. M Returning leave
owings Mills att and IL A NJ The o'clock train Connects
with omnibus for Resterston and Manchester for which
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