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High Postage.

The Democratic candidate for Congress in
this District advocates high postage to make
the Post Office Department sclt-Sustaining.
He voted while il Congress to i""fc'Sc II, aud
his organ in this county, says there iS'noth-
ing wrong" in it? How do the people like
such doctrine as this Are they going to
send him back to Congress to mid tie admin
lstration in throwing away the public money,
and then increase he postagc to meet the de-
fccucy in the PUst Office Department Ii
is prcsuminS largely upon their patience and
endurance to suppose they intend to submit
longer To such an imposition.
Instead Of seeking % diminish, Mr.. Kun
krl cudcavorcd to multiply the burdens oi
the people. He not only voted for the in
creased postage, But IlE VOTED 70 GRE
ATE 4 NEW AND UNNECESSARY OF
FICE IN THE POST OFFICE DEPART-
MENT a az annual Soiuy IF RE
THOUSAND DOLLARS. We ask if this
was not outrageous, considering the embar-
raised condition Of the Department, and the
enormous amount IF money wasted annually
under cur present Democratic rulers?
The time has fully come for y change Of
rulers political revolution must be wroush;
if the country desires to prosper under Al
economical and honest government Let Us
of this Congressional District, act our part
well in this struggle, rcbuke Democratic Ex-
travagancc and corruption by consigning MI
! kunkel to the oblivion he merits.
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Democratic Corruption.

"IiVk-OAK CoNTRACTs.-W. &. \. Swift, \
whaler Of New Bedford, Massac huseltS, had pri-
or 10 lS4i, been contractor Tor The supply Of
live-oak and other timber for The Government.
In 1854 he entered into written agreement
with George Pitt. Philadelphia. an active and
intimate friend of President Buch IMAM. by which
Pitt agreed 10 aid Swift all he could in obtain
ing live-oak contracts with the Navy Depart
men'. The aid contemplated WAS HAT Pitt
should place Swift upon familiar relations with
the Departments. lie introduced Mr.. Swift iu
Mr.. DobbiH during President Pier ces admins
tration, and 10 other gentlemen, and TSs3 all
his influence in behalf OF Swift Tending HE
Presidential election of 1886, Pltt introduced
Swift TO Mr.. Buchanan, and sou. ht 10 plnre
him in the very best position he possibly roald
with the President. Pitt, Al the same time,
WAS Treasurer OF the Democratic State CebiTal
Committee Of Penusy lvana, aud us such yessiv-
ed from Swift the sum of sixteen thousand dol
lars, of which Swift contributed ten tho saad
dollars and received the balance froas hs
immediate friends, to be used in the pen1iSS =
lection. Mr.. Buchanan WAS informed hstese
the election, that Mr.. Swift was an old HSe
Wing, who had come over 10 his party, and rss
taking an active rart in the election; and We
was subsequently informed Of the amount rSn
,ributed by Swift"
These facts appear from the testimony -
fore the Committee of Investigation
1t appears, further, that this man Swi't,
who had been frequently recommended to tbs
President as a good ttlior, had in his posses
sion large quantity ofrejectcd timber, which
he wished TO sell the Government. The rule
Of the Department has been to allow contrac-
tors tive years to Till their contracts, and new
cr To make an open purchase except for i'm
mediate Use. Now, it appears that the Sccre
,ary nf the Navy, in June, 1858, advertised
for 100 900 feet Of live-oak the quantity. size
and form, being exactly like that held by Swift
The limited time prevented any competition.
The yellow fever prevailea in the lIve-oak re-
sicns, and it was impossible for tie cutters t.
visit that region. Ne cannot here 90 at
length into the details of this extraordinary
md disreputahle transaction; we must content
ourselves with the result, which was, that
swift, in consideration Of being capital |
,ool fellow. which was clearly established by !
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For County Surveyor,
JOHN Nj. STANDISH.
Joint Discussions.

Bk0 1T is hereby agreed, that the joint
Discussions between Hon. II, W. Hoffman
and Hon, Jacob NJ. kunke shall commence
at Cumberland, on SATURDAY, the 10Th
day ofNOCrOBER 1859, at o'cl'k, p. M.
then in FREDERiCk on SATURDAY, the
22nd daS of OCTOBER at , o'clock, p. m,
and close at IIagcrstown, on SATURDAY,
the Goth day of OCTOBER. at . O'Clock, p.
m.;-tbat Mr.. Hoffman shall open the discus
sion at Cumberland in speech of one hour;
Col. klnkel reply in y speech of the same
length Mr.. Hoffman rcioin in speech of half
an hour and Col Kunkcl close with a half an
hours repy;-that Col. Kunkcl shall open
and Mr.. Hoffman close the discussions at Fred
crick and Hagerstown, alternating aud for The
same length Of time as at Cumberland. Each
gentleman shall select one friend at each
pace to keep the time.
Z. LOUIS LOWE.
G.. ElCIlELBERGER Err.
Fred'k., Sept. 9th 1859.
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| The SHIPMENT OF GoIp-The steady
shipment Of gold from the United States tc
foreign ports. says the l'hiladclphian North
American, is about the meet nignificant feat.
urc in the financia, and commercial world
| What becomes of all the gold Such is tn,
question that is daily asked by men engaged
in active business II they will take pains
to read the reports Of shipments from Now
York and Boston, they will see what becomes
of gold so far as the United States is con-
| ccrned. 4 great part of what is brought to
| light by the industry Of the miners ofour Pa
ciiic coast, is AS ciiectualy lost to II. ~ if il
were cast into the depths Of the sca. |, soon
disappears below the water line OF the At
lantic horizon, on its way to the Golfers Of
English bankers, and il nerer conlts back d.
gam There is not the slightest chance of
anything like reciprocal trade being carried
OH with Great Britain--a trade that will bal
snce this flow Of gold. or restore its equili-
hrinm- until the federal government shall
onset protection to American industry.
II gold were simply MI article ofmerchan-
dise--if, as the doctors ofa certain school
would have lis imagine, gold In the markets
Of the world, exercised no more influence than
COTTON o' corn, we n''su. "a'ch us movements
WIN comparative Indifference h"t so'd, as
e'r,u'H''hS "'e''',h ana us representative
VI '"'", ",'' 'N'''''o u" ''i''''e'.'',u MI" I'M
tH'1"' ','""'i'.o "'' tho li'cc "' III e"e'h"-
",,''N "', "h '''e course "' AL business. vi
A'' s'i'l.''''S u heai'"y ACTIVITY IN business
TaI's'e''o''S' E"'' is ,i'' m'S. important 'aho
w ',s'''i'e e',' TIC SNOW" .. any aye OF "h!
country III ",'h community i"'r'S'len' or
Goh'''uc' |" ''"nI'S"' ui'.'ef i"hS S''staihe"
n we refer to the earlier and cruder states
Of society. where n representation of value.
'N, S"Id OF silver Is not N use. we at once
;,nH o'.' ''", ,'''o ,"'' .N''' GUY !" u nm
rect barter, and numerous are ,hc in,nuvr.
nienccs tn which both buyer and seller are
exposed. Now where the precious metals
ave s'".'' "n''' ny ""! Nio'""S system "'
nn;n, Lnnr,..;,n IN ,r;co, ~ y,,,,,'.i',n
must follow. let theorists tall, as they may.
men of common sense and ordinary nlorma-
uoh eah"" watch 'he 'atSr shipments "i
u,aoi, C.,'r' a,, n,;,h"m. ,'o','s
i, it rossibIe tlnt business should revive and
flourish in such a state ofaffairS Our whole
community, north ana south, east and ives,
80 ,"0 o I',"r u ,, I .h". a.
inc away from n. ~ f,lt -, !, Como. U,v
much longer are the best interests OF this
country to suffer by the derc''cton and thco-
w. W. a'I" ,, ",'''u i.S' BUSINESS u Snou'"
which if allowed IN rn nm mnrIsrkcj mnsi
be 50 banclul in final consequence,
~;
= VIZ i'>>'''''
r,on,.ars,;. ,..,;s.. .',:.,
>, ;n',,., 49,,
srs,or, of nr,,oo,;,, I'LL h,;r, =. ,.;
%, m,nut,o.r,os ,,a .,;n,,,,a -, -,
es Of Industry 0r5 Tins o,o romr,ora,,ro
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EstraY Notice.

ALLEGASY County, TO WIT,
hereby certify, that Mary Everstine Of AL
legany County, brought before me, the sub
scriber one OF the Justices OF the Peace, of the
Stale of Maryland, in and for Allegany Coun-
~ this LIST day of October, 1859, one red and
white muley Steer, supposed to be two years
old last spring, as u stray trespassinR upon
the enclosures OF Mary Everstine, at the Five
Mile House, on the National Road in said coun-
ty, and appraised by Jacob Devore and A.
den A. Evers;ine, at 9,5O cts.
Witness my hand and seal this LIST day of
October 1859.
IN. STRONG, up.
The owner of the above described Steer is
requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take him away, from the sub
scriber, living five miles west of CHAMBERLAIN +,
on the National Road.
MARY EYERSTINE
Oct 6, lS59-3,s
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Flour and Feed.

HAVING = large stock Of FLOUR, of vari
IL Gus brands, in store, We invite wholesale
and retail dealers. as we'll las consumers, to cali
ami examine the quality and prices.
MI Feed, Rye Chap, Corn Neal. Oats aud
Baekrksat on hans and for sale by
Sept. 2s. o. c. CLARK co.
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'.''A..,"'!'s's gepo.'" .'.''.'r
~ w ...vS s.SSSS-a.a. --Si.sC
PHILADELPHIA.
4 Beneroient Maitution esUjiiikt2 "
special Endowment far the kriitj
If tie Sick and DiasssS.d,ot-
fic..d nth IIruieAt ugd

special Endowment far the hsitj
If tie Sick and UiMtesS.d,nt-
fic..d pith Truient a,ni
Epidemic Diseases
The HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, IN view OF
the awful destruction Of human lie, caascd ly
sexual di,.a.rs, snd the iecelI'.ns ,:.ctir.i
upon III. unfortunate yietulr VI sCcD diseased
by Quhcks, several years age t:rtcttl their
Consulting Surgeon, AS tBAHtrAsLa AcT,
worthy fthcir name 10 open !!sEers.a! for
the treatment Of this cisn of G!'rs..s, IN OIL
their FORMS sudto give GEGltA! .nEI,E
ukATls, TO all who apply IL lc.:cr. 9Th
description OF their cOnditiop tases vecr.atiCu,
habit, Of life, &C. } and in cases ~ tAtremv
poverty and suffering, to Fusnlst MI itlAhs
YkEs OF cuArCE. 1t 10 needless & .ri that
the Association commando ihe i.sa.st .rciiesL
SIX Ill Of the sgc, and viii futrIsh IT, > ostsp
provednodrru treatment.
The Directors of tho Ass'oint!,r, in their
Annual Report upon the teht.9Lt Of :sNuhi
Diseases, iUy ias y-GreEdipg JGrGN:y Isl 1893.
express the highest satisinetsp With tie sue
c-ss which has attended the !atcfs q 'he Cor
cutting Surgeon in the cure of Sperm. stcrihos,
Seminal Weakness, lmpotsESe, Gonorfho",
elect, Syphilis the vice Of onat'sr. o. SELF
abuse, &c. aud ordur, u conilnlGE'c Il tho
same plan for the ensuing !eS'.
The d.reetor1, on review G.: n" T. :. tr'l
assured tina, thcir !sbors in this slt,la ii tr-
nevolvut effort have been o: gIsat t.H'i, :, Il d
niiictsd especially TO the ."vEt. 80" 'iry
have resolved t" devote th,m.'' .''s. '''. t.
u-wcd zeal, ia :his very ii+pPr'na' sgd :-a'h
he.piscd cnu--.
An admirable report on S;,'nH'uf'! -
StlniDg al Weakness, the VICE q! ....., u., u: irI
baton. or >clf-atus. and "tAer 1i--as..'. tie
sexual organs. ny the Cunsul; r strat,a. Will
bcsrnt hy mail in sealed en- .',tc.l ? HtE "r
CnAEGE. on receipt of TWO sI42. - tcT :os-
tare. Other Reports and Tr"rt- l. the 1h'uIe
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YRlASyRY DgpAR4lHu4,
Comptroller's Office,


o entitled
Of
r. !
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-10-13
Herriclz' S Map Of Mary
land,
THSf; Pr-ElI@Aacd.
N>,rtrEs hip of Malgipad d District Of
IOigm5iT

q NAE5E x y = fsF.LA SOEs
N,rtrL's Hl,rp of .NulpipHG d District Of
CoiQn5ir.
THE ,,aory;oroa ,,.vi,... t,.r ,..rocsd ro-
.,,,,,' ,i,a, j., n,.Iir,, ~ Isln,,c, ,,r "rl 4,
,r,,,,',i,'n , '.,,,,.,, anI ioa,
,;,,I S,at. Man ot v,ryianS MI. tbs ;r,en.
Wv, ,;,"' ,','Iii,,;rr, ,ar" ,f,,.,,.
,o,. w. .,,r.,,o Ma,, ,l,ar ,.,.
tIi,t, '" ,n,,i rs.,nr,r,I.,
rf;,;%ars ~ his Corni, ,,.I ., ,i,o So. oa,,
lii ,h,, ,L,ir r,,,t ,,o,,nr,,,l ,mtI;trLoa
",5 road, ,,r Tti, WV
GIiy drnwn. cyern,eI Win ,as,r srd il cairn-
10y, 49, -. -" -
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LADD. WEBSTER d CO.,
2u2 ERfnCre STREET.
B a LIT 7 M - LG EI !,
Nonog,cmrer, NJ i",prored Tight site.
Sewing Machines,
For Families ard Manufacturing Es,ab-
l,nh,

/ ~ - - ~ =
For Families ard Manufacturing Esta5-
! lshments.
| I EFT Manufacturers. Planters. Farm RS, louise
II keepers. or any ether persons in search O.
an instrument to execute any Kind ri .>t,riny
! noic done jy mnchincry make snre th'y -ec"re n.
best. by examining ours before purchasing.
~ SAMPLES OF WORK SENT By MAIL.
Whit coast.tGtts u gooa .Sewiuy .MachiH,I
/. It should be well made simple in i,s con
st.uction and easily kept in order.
!. II should make tight Oet-.tiicA, Slike
or both .id-s of the material
S. 1t should sew any aud all materials that
can be s.wcd.
4. 1t should be able to use Cotton, Thread,
or Silk directly from the spool.
5. 1t should he able to sew from coarse to
fine. sud from thick to thin, with rapidly a nd
without changing the tension.
6. 1t should he able 10 mako thu son sVu
greater or less, On both tue Tndrr MA upper
threads, sGd with uniformity.
Z. 1t ,hJuli have Il straight eedle carried
once are liable to break.
s. The hredle should have perpcn diculsr
motion. This is absolutely necessary for heavy
work.
>. 1t should he capable Of taking in tho
largest pieces of work.
10. 1t should he able to bind with binder,
hem Win htuniAtri sb2uI1 slI'rHr ieIi, rGI
ami gather.
II. 1t should be always ready to work.
~. 1t should be capable Uf Using tie snus
size Of thread on both side, Of the work. and Of
using jiferen, colored thread ~ silk, above VI
below. TO correspond with any two solo'' Of
cloth to be united
49, 1t should be able to make long ors hori
stitch.
Is. Il should be able to fn,tcn OF he ses,n.
and confluence sewing tightly n. the fret stitch.
Is. 1t should run eA.ily aud matu but llltle
noise.
Is. 1t should have a wheel feed none 9th
ers are in constant contact with the work.
II. ltsoould not be lisblc to &c, out Of order.
Is. i, should 40. be liable to break the
thread, nor kip stitches.
10. 1t should not be necessary tousr SCREW.
driver or wrench to set the needle.
20. II should nat be linhle to oil tho "pcr.
tor, dr-ss.
II. It .houid "o; form , ridge on the under
side. nor ravcl ont, nor hr wa,t.ful Of thread,
~ is the case with all rh"in- .titeh machines.
~ II should not he 'Turc trouble .hnn iii
worth"
". Finnle-All otthcse aivun:agesarc pos
se.srd by our Sew ing Machines.
LADD, WEBSTER Il co.
June ., lsj9-ly.
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School Notice.

MISS MARY NJ. BUTLER will resume the
VI duties Of her School in the school room f
the Engli.h Lutheran Church, on Monday, Sep
temter 5th. Sept. I, isSs-tf.
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JOHN JOHNSON,

JOHN JOHNSON,
Copper, Tin Sheet lion Worker,
Baltimore Street,
CUMBERLAND, ED.
II-1ull respectfully announce to the public
w tina. he is prepared 10 mann facturc 20
order. at short notice, anything in his line Of
business. H. has on hand large variety OF Cop
per, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware, which will be
sold at Wholesaler retail, ut prices 10 suit the
times.
Roofing and Spouting
done in Town and Comfy, at the lowe,
cash prices.
Allwork executed ut this establishment; i
warranted to be as represented. 7ttr" Country
Merchants in want of Tin Ware would d. vel
to call before purchasing elsewhere. decc3.
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The attention OF consumers is specially
called TO the suhjoined table, the result of a
photometrical examination, by Ep'D y. krST,
Esq, of New York, Chemist, and dated Feb 3,
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Country Cured Bacon.

4 LOT of choice HAMS, SIDES, L sH0UL-
II DERS. Also, . few saddles Of dried VEN
IS0N,--a very nice article for sale by
Aprl 10. o. C, CLARKE 4 co.
NoPPFR Kettles, Furnaces. &C.. for sale cheap
L ,t JOHN JOHNSON'S
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gs-Any regular Newspaper in Maryland
giving the above Mdyerlsemeu! aud as notice
five or more Insertions, sending parked copies
10 the Publishers, will recey. enc copy OF the
Map gratis. j.. II. D.
Sep l5--jt
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Baltimore a. Ohio Railroad
improved Schedule for Travel.

20 ca szS i.,..is5 N
~ aud after Monday, april 18th, 1859, the
" passenger trains will Run rs follows:
Fer the East.
MAIL THROUGH TRAIN daily suplavsl
Leaves Wheeling S.ojp. III. Arrives at ! alti-
FnmbeIlnmdt."ja Il. M. more 800 D. m
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN ipaily.l
Leave. Wheeling ll."0 n. IN. Arrives at Bnlti-
- Cumberland 9.tS PIN. more sos am,
Passengers from Cumberland for way station.
Eat, will take Mail Train only.
For the West.
ACCoMMoDATION TRAIN between Cumber-
land and Wheeling,
Leave Cumberland S.l0a ~. irrive at Wheel.
ing zoe T. u.
MAIL THROUGH TRAIN ,iailv ey. Sundav.l
Leaves Baltimore T.2Oa. IN Arrive at Wheel
- Cumberland 100 p. N. ing 2.l0 am.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily.)
Leaves Baltimore 4 Dap. IN. Arrives Mt wheel
" Cumberland HIS pm in. at g.lOa. III.
Passengers from Cumberland for WAY Sta
tiuns West will take Accommoda ton Train;
and Cor Stations gu NV Va. Road will take
Express train.
Through Tickets for nil mportGn: cities West,
sau be procured at this Office.
&C. BOEliN, Agent.
Cumberland Station, April II, 1855.
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CnI'NTIES.


ALLEGANI.
ANNE ARUNDEL.
BALTIMORE CITY.
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
CALVERT.
CECIL.
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pANgY GOODS
RcrOSS enc Oil!
The New York
KEROSENE OIL COMPANY.
4 Reduced Price.

Announce that, having made great improve
ments in the manufacture of Kerosene, they
are now ena bled TO offer it TO the Trade at
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For Congress.
For State Senate,
IA N ES S NTH.

For States AHorncy,
J a c O B B r O w N.
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PRINCE 6hOEGES.

I
,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-13
Mmtkanbist.

WESTERN BACON SIDES In store and for
w sale by A. l. WEBB BRO oI5tf
IT FAURE & CO.'S COGNAC-G. 0. COR
4 I. TER, Agent, No. 80 s. Gay street astf
VERY SUPERIOR BERMUDA RTTTERS ON
hand and for sale. T. T. MARTIN 4 BRO. sI.tf
WHlSKIES.-Very fine Old Rye Whistles in
HAkRis0N DonnesE whaF Tor sale by G d9 l.
WlllSKEY AND CHAMPAGNE.-I5O bbls.
2 p one I High Proof Whisky 100 do old Bourbon and
Commerce IS :, = = --DD pro corner pFa as a4d
WINES AND C0GNAC.-4 quarter pines
eSS MARSHA, 2quarter pipes Port wine quarter pipe
sffy and and packages CSgnag all Of quality just
street " 'l' " LIN NO. q oou dde GS "a
VERDlGRIS.-lO cases Verdieris, ground in
~ oil, for sale by J. PARKHURST, Jr Co., No IS Bow
y WHAT. je7-tf
WHiSKEY.-A constant supply of Rectifed
BR g c sf sod s., at snail
S0 CASES BEST ENGLISH CAST STEEL
fST machinery and tunneng purpose by DUGAN
HOGSHEAD SUPERIOR WESTERN JOWLS
1tor sale by WHITEL0CK co, A South street NIL If
II BBLS. RYE WHISKEY, about one year
0d, and which we believe to be the article now in
ro e G who wish to lay by something very
GKAFF, 50 South street, opp. Exchange Place je2stf
CS TRCS; EXTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS,
~ for sale by SMITH NICODEMUs. oI4f
1O0 BUSHELS PEACH SEEDS for sale by
wv T MARTIN BRO. 70 S Calvert st n4tf'
100 HHDS. PRIME WESTERN BACON
HISo W6ESidss bright and hands for sale by SMITH
1S0 CASKS CLARET AND SAUFERNE
gallons Th duaay and casks asks Of and
PKAcHT yoNEIFE si Lombard ST. i eEff
100 BBLS. PRIME CITY RENDERED LARD
more straef sale Bye cAssARD SON. 4Oand 400
100 BBLS. PRIME WESTERN LARD in
Batmore it 1r sale by g. CAsSARD SON. 400
SS0 PLAIN WESTERN HAMS for sale by
! o0OW WHlTELOCK CO, A South street nIl-tf'
| SO0 BOXES AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
B0N sSe P Ss fy manufacturers agent
H60 SACKS ASHTONS FINE SALT, in
w. MAS and for sale by FoARD ROGERS 10 Bow
| y . WHIT; al3tf
| S00 BOXES PRIME EASTERN CUTTING
0 syeS( Cheese For sale by RICH K CO. No 81 Pratt
| 000 LBS. PRIME EASTERN SHORE
" TAE c 1Pa S s sdE in e fet to suit
1000 BBLs. LABSADORE AND HALIFAX
= Par Herring in store For sale by RICH CO. No
2 000 LBS. PATENT AXLE CREASE
rers agent, VIM r. BOLTON, g W Pratt street ap2Stf
e O00 PATENT BATH BRICK-Received
52R bxfPS3 rs sRR BoTys Warm
IN ono DOMESTIC, OPERA, REGALTA
IO..OUUand LONDREs CIGARS for sale cheap for
SaS' ny thus N WEBB, s. E. Of Garden and Madi
oon stIeets. jaI3f
On 000 LBS. PURE WHITE LEAD AND
SO.OOOSnowW White Zinc for sale low by manufac
t9Lers agent NJ H BOLTON 81 w. Pratt street ap22tf
54OOOTEI66 FEET 4 po YHEL t5,St p, PM
sawed Just arrived from Charleston s G., per- schooner
Smiths wharf, up stairs. iSS r.
IN 000 HAVANA CIGARS.-Ch0ice
ny. just received and for sale by GUN
South street. 50 -'' 'i'' N''i Nj - &c U
SS 000 Ell LEON DE ORA BEARS,
ffTc.OOO $1,000 Fl Leon de ORC Londres, lst 5000
celved, per steamer Empire City P TIERNGT ~ SON I'm
porerS, u n. Charles street ieIS Re-
1nG 000 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE
IOO.OOOalso Galvanized Iron Pine For sole h,
DLLAA = JENKINS, 80 s. Charles street y fe23.tf
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MR.. THEODORE ZWISSLER WITHDRAWS
AFROM OUR FIRM this day, by mutual consent
Baltimore, September 18th, 1889 sI4 If
TNHE COMPREHENSIVE BETWEEN GIL
4 BERT CASSARD, Sr., and THOMAR CASSARD under
the firm of g. CASSARD son. DISSOLVED on the
10th OF November last by the decease the
The undersigned surviving partner continues business in
the name of the old firm of G. CASSARD Il SON.
n3-tf THOMAS CaSSApO
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ssa4 FOR GAYAQUIL AND CALLAO.
- The superior bark SCOTLAND" Capt J. s Rowe,
a most Of her cargo engaged will sail above on the
instant '0' 's'Sn' or pMsSoSiREfs E aEpRp$ * RANDALL
W !" IS Exchange Place
asgL FOR LONDON.
The l, as per Lloyds Danish schooner "JTTNOn
ap fenorSen Will have quick dispatch For freight apply
n29tf X, KS SGitf 4 CO. ,,o-,
aE5Ak FOR MARSEILLES.
small vessel will he despatched as above if sufB
s24f y " HEsLEN & ROGERS,
80 u ~ w corner Pratt Gay streets
6Siga FOR CHARLESTON, S, C.-THE MER-
ssszzh CHANTS LINE.-TO SAIL WEEKLY-Tbe Al
KKA capt Knight h GPsr the B Efeae EG p5 G
cargo engaged and going board, will sail with dispatch
CHARLES PENDERGAsT,
81 All charges paid on goods shipped bV his Iine and
sent to my address will he forwarded free ofcomm
each o 81 will please send duplicate receipts with
HENRY P RUSSELL, Esq agent in Charleston. T. dstf
ettgtt MERCHANTS REGULAR WEEKLY
49, 49, LINE OF PACKETS FOR WILMINGTON, n, c.
hayns G arpP schooner r C. WoRREL Hubbard,
For freight OF passage agPlyto
bUNNocK / wEATHERLY,.
Goods sent to address will be Forwarded free Of
n ISL u ana all charges thereon promptly paid
1 oPPers WV please send duplicate receipts and adj
Messrs T c & b G. WORTH, in Wilmington I'd
atFYiTf5 FOR BOSTON.
So 10 SAL! WITH DISPATCH fine Al fact soiI
ing clipper ship .HERALD OF THE WORS1NC a. n sd 81
ker Jr, master will load for the above port and bavn
balance of freight apply 10 | 'P'''h' For
ace JOHN HENDERSON Il CO.
cor. Commerce and Pratt SITS
Sss+ FOR BOSTON-EXPRESS LINE
s$E& The regular packet bark "BADLEY Kent mos
@ having most of her cargo engaged and going on hoard
n IMMEDIATE despatch for the above port For Ia
lance OF freight or passage apply to ga
A.. TllOS WHITRIDGE It co,
ul-it ROw1v'S VIII
,.sa FOR NEW ORLEANS.-DESPATCH
n F. Loads up town-The regular packet schooner
& ~ Norris master, is loading for the abov,
port ana having the most of her cargo engaged will hav
quick despatch For balance Of freight or 5assae anpl
r1o+f HESLEN n ROGERS,
ne N. w. corner Pratt and Cav SITS
sF@4k FOR RICHMOND DIRECT-To sail Will
sT4R dijsSpach The regular packet schooner JAS
CAioh2 captain Catlan. The schooner is now oadin
and VIII sail as above For terms of freight apply to
,.s TRAVERS Il MITCHELL.
~ u No. Spears wharf