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THE POINTED YOKE SHIRT
Is manufactured to order by
CONSTABLE, WALLER 4 Co.,
l55 Baltimore street.
This is pattern of their invention which, after many
changes, they prepared to pronounce perfect.
Give them cal-opposite the Museum I
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--LATEST FRENCH STYLE
SPRIN OVERCO AT
J.B. T. PHELPS,
No. lO7 BALTIMORE STREET,
mh25n adjoining Sun Iron Building
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CHARLES H. CRAFT. LOUIS r. d CLIFTON
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
ADVERTISING AGEVCP
CRAFT CLIFTON,
OFFICE, No Second Story Franklin Building N E. corner
ofBatmore and North streets.
nS Baltimore Merchants, application above, can
have their Advertisements inserted at publishers Prices in
ANY NEWSPAPER OR PERIODICAL Usi-ED STATES,
saving to the Advertiser of all commissions postage
trouble, &c fe2l-tmyl
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NUNS & CLARK'S
PA 0 FO RITES.
The subscriber is constantly receiving supplies of
NUNNS CLARK'S
superior and beautiful PIANOS They are without ques
ton, an point Of excellence the best Pianos made any
where.
For sale only by F. d. BENTEEN,
No. 10 North Charles street,
and 80 Fayette street
E1- MELODEONS from s45 upwards. mh2l-H
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Day MARTINS REAL JAPAN BLACKING impor-
ed and for sale by GREEN YoE IS Baltimore st. mis-,
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
ANDREW E WARNER,
No 10 NORTH GAY STREET.
N1NUFA CTURER or
SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
SILVER PLATED WARE, ~
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
Has in store beautiful assortment of New Styles and Pat
terms of Rich Jewery and Silver suitable fer presents
Moslac Carbunke Coral, Pearl Lava, Cameo Etruscan
EAR RINGS BRACELETS; FINGER RINGS, set with
Diamond Ruby, Emerald, Pearl, Opal, &C. Ladies' GOLD
CHAINS Vest and Guard Chains Miniature LuCKETS
Plain Gold Rings, Pencil and Pens Sleeve BUTTONS and
STUDS Gold and Jet Crosses Jet Bracelets; Pins and Ear
Rings; Hair Jewelry Of beautiful designs, &c.
Also complete assortment Of Best Quality Heavy Silver
Plated TEA SETS, Walters, lee Pitchers Cake Baskets,
Fruit Butter and Salt Stands Casters, Candle Sticks, Pearl
Handle Dessert Knives, Spoons, Forks, Ladies' FANCY
terms. s20-f
EUANO! GUANOI!
" PERUVIAN, CALIFORNIAN AND MEXICAN.
100n TONS Mol PERUVIAN GCANO, of direct i'm
Multiplication from Peru, and now landing from ships
110O Tons Glide ISLAND california; GUANo, re
Uceiyed direct into this market BY ship Jos Jones
This celebrated Guano contains III per of Ammonia
and 80 per cent of Phosphaes, dry and in beautiful
order.
Purchasers are cautioned to observe that the cargo is
the only drec importation OF this GuanO into Baltimore this
10O Tons "A < BROWN MEXICAN GUANo, con.
~OOainng 63 per Phosphate Lime, lust re
ceived per brig Humboldt, very dry and fine.
ALSO,
NEVASSA and COLOMBIAN GUANO, and De Bergs
genuine Super Phosphate.
For sale i'll quantities low prices
tanned III this market f. MALCOM co,
Grain and Guano Warehouse,
mhl4ur Wood street, Bowly's wharf, Bait
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OANS AND EXCHANGE
JOHNSTON BROS. & CO,

JOHNSTON BROS. co,
BANKERS
No. 1873 BALTIMORE STREET,
Execute orders for the purchase and sale Stocks and Sc
curities commission One of our firm is in DAILY AT
TENDANCE at the sessions of the Brokers Board ORDERS
executed with promptness and fidelity.
IOA n IS.
We are enabled, from the facilities Of EXTENSIVE
CAPITAL invested in our business to grant Discounts
make advances Collaera and purchase Time Paper
upon favorable terms Offerings be made DAILY at this
Bank, from A NJ to 8 P NJ
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THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANUFA Glory IN THIS CITY,
L. N o U n IT'S,
No. 81 North GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where be found the largest stock of Baltimore
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers requested
to examine this stock Of Furniture before purchasing,
there can be found always hand and made order:
TETE-A-TETES, in Brocatelle Plush Hair Cloth So
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush Hair Cloth or COW
cred in goods to ORDER Full French Paror Half French
Arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS, of various patterns in
Brocatelle, Plush, Hair Cloth; CHAMBER SUITS, in
Wanutand Mahogany of various styles from $50 to $780,
large assortment of CaneSea Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs in Walnut, Oak, &c. EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WIIAT-N0TS, OF all pat
terms Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed.
T. MOUNT,
mhIT-f No 81 n Cav g Odd Fellows, Hall
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ASSEMBLY CLUB HOPs.-This Club have
announced in our columns two grand Hops
for the holidays--the first will take place
tomorrow friday evening other,
Friday week. The Club deserve great credit
for the manner in which the hops have been
conducted from the commencement, at all
times working harmoniOusly and in the
most systematic manner, which is the very
essence of all such associations The gem
tlemen composing this Club have labored
hard 70 make it a pleasant, agreeable, and
select resort, and now have the satisfaction
of seeing their labors crowned with sue
coss, and their anticipations realized in every
respect. We have no hesitation in saying
that the Hall will be crowded to excess,
as we know of no place where a lady can
spend more agreeable evening. The Club
will be happy TO see all those who have re-
ccived cards of inyitation-no one being
admitted without their respective cards
Persons wishing cards of admission car
procure them by applying TO any of the
managers.
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HOLIDAY PREsENrs.-What more appro-
pirate gift could a wife bestow on her hus-
band, or daughter give her father, for a
Christmas present, than one of those elegant
waistcoats, or neck-ties and scarls, to be
found in such profusion and variety at
LYONS "Temrle of Fashion," in Fosters
new block? Those beautiful overcoats OF
Lyons are pronounced the greatest luxury
of the season, and he is selling them at very
low prices.
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CHARLEsTowN, Va. Dec. 81, M.-The
military are daily leaving as fast rs the
trains can carry them homeward. The
Fincastle guards left this morning. The
whole military encampment will be disband-
ed on Saturday next, when General Taliefer-
70 and staff will also depart, and the resto-
ration of the civil government and civil
rights will be the occasion of a grand jubi-
lee among our people.
President Buchanan has addressed a let
ter to Andrew Hunter inquiring whether
Stephens will be tried in a U. S. Court or
by Virginia authorities. he was unable to
give any definite answer on account of the
refusal of Acknowledgement Harding to
enter a nolIe pros. st -.
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Business Notices.

E6HThe Christmas holidays are upon US,
and, of course, the long established and in
flexible customs must be observed. Christ
mas trees must spring up and fructify as by
enchautment. Stockings must hang by the
mantle, for KRIS KNGLE is out on duty
Turkeys must be eaten, and everybody must
exchange present of some sort with some
body. All of this is imperative, and must
be done. Candies and toys will please the
little folks, but for our older friends we
must provide something that will do moro
than please mere childish something
that will be
"Affection's gift, friendships Offering,
Whose silent eloquence speaks louder than words,
And says, forget me not"
AS an additional inducement to the full
observance Of the custom Of present making,
we observe that the house of BITTRoLFF,
Brothers, on Main street, are offering TO
sell at original cost, for q limited time, one
of the best selected stocks of jewelry, watch
es, etc, west of the mountains. A more in
Viting opportunity for procuring articles for
ones own use, or suitable presents, has never
before been offered in this city, and what is
better, we can guarantee every article sold
by Messrs. Bittrolf's, to be just what they
represent it to be. Those whose peculiar
tastes lead them to emblazon themselves
with tinsel and trinkets, which few days,
or at most months, will defile with rust
and who would make large display on
small capital, will of course patronize ex-
tensively the bazaars of the parUenues.
Messrs. BIS practice no deceit in tho sale
of their goods; they have cheap articles,
such as are usually hawked around, or
a fine and far richer pattern for those who
want il. But in making our little over
lures Of friendship or affection, something
that possesses inherent value, and tells of
the respect and friendship of a generous
heart, is desired; something, the purity of
which, symbolizes the motives of the giver,
and the permanent brilliancy of which, is
mathematical of lasting and bright joys
engendered by mutual acquaintance.
Messrs. Bittrolf' are our fellow-citizcns.
Their energy and enterprise stand promi-
nent in the prosperity Of our city, and moro
than all, you need not apply chemical tests
to verify their statements, they never de-
Ceive
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New York Market.

NEW York, Dec. 81, P. M.-Pork steady
but quiet; mess 6 90; prime IL so. Lard
1O1@1O3. Bacon quiet. Oils quiet. Tai
low quiet at IO4@lO4. Hides firm. Leath-
er steady. Whisky dropping; sales at 81.
Sugar quiet, but holders demand an ad-
vance: Orleans 8B@83. Coffee steady at
83@12. Molasses firm at 81. Rice firm,
with a large export inquiry. Beeves dull +;
1000 head received; prices 3@1c.- lower (;
sales at 64@93. The receipts of sheep
are !, 400 head, and:prices have declined.
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phtInaaInhia niarket.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. d, Mn flour
no change; 1900 bbls extra sold on private
terms, and some Western extra at 5 Is;
standard superfne is held at 5 1908 So
Rye flour and cornmel are quiet. Wheat
is steady; sales of 1000 bushels at / 80 for
prime Delaware red white at l 400 45.
Rye is in demand at 80. There is more
corn offering; 5000 bushels dry Southern
yellow, afoat, sold at 80. Oats sold at 45
in store. 500 bushels clover seed sold at
5 25@5 81. Whisky held at 262@273.
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is but little steamboat bu

"!::"There is but little steamboat bust
ness transacted at the St. Louis wharf, and
only one boat was advertised to leave there
yesterday, that being the Dickey, for Mem
phis. =
1.-The ST. Francis No. 2, has entered
the trade between Memphis and Nashville,
us a regular packet for the season.
1.-THE Kate French is the regular
nand Of Capt. Caffrey, with clerk Howe in
the Office.
1.-THE SiLUer Star came into port yes
terday with the largest up trip of the sea-
sou. Among her freight was $50 sacks of
wheat for the Southern Mills, 90 sacks of
corn, 10 bbls of peaches, 8 bags do. She
also had 148 cabin, and &c deck passengers.
1.-The Union over due had not arrived
at late hour last night.
.'..'.A neat little steamer called the
Guard came down last night, bound for
Red river. She put off several tons of iron
for Messrs: Kratz & Heilman.
1.-THE John Rdine, IRON New Orleans,
came in port last evening. She put off
some little freight at this point
1.-THE Mariner for St. Lotus, was st
the landing some time last evening dis
charging and taking on freight.
..- In about ten days Capt. Ballards
new boat, Grey Eagle, now at Louisville,
will be completed, and enter the Henderson
trade for the season. The carpenters have
about finished, and the painters are rushing
their work forward very rapidly.
..--.-Those who wish all the delicacies of
the season, and the best of liquors, cigars,
&c, would do well to drop in at the Arcade
Saloon, on Water street. John 5. Allen
has opened, and in full blast, ready to wait
upon those who may call. He is an old
hand at tine business, and knows how to get
things up in the most approved style of the
art. Give him call.
A portion of the crew of the Ma
sonic Gem arrived here yesterday, the boat
having laid up at Tcrre Haute until bust
ness improves.
We are under obligations to Capt.
lack Taylor, of the iSiLoer Star, for files of
late papers and important river informa
ton.
1.-The steamer Editor, it seems, is never
out of trouble. She is now in possession
of the sheriff of New Orleans. She was
attached there TO satisfy n claim of 81 900
against her clerk.
1.-THE ". W. Thomas left yesterday in
the same condition in which she came, fly
ing light. II. .e ...r 4
1.-THE Lue Eapes viii be in port this
morning, from South Carrollt0n. She leaves
again tomorrow.
.....The Diana came in from Louisville
last night, about o'clock, with a large
amount of freight aboard. She completed
her load at this place.
1.-THE Kate ,Sarchet had not arrived
when we left the levee last night. She
will probably be in port this morning.
Our Vinceanes Correspondence.
VfNCENNEs, Dec. 81, 10 AN.
JOURNAL REPoRTER.-Wabash river on
a stand, and full of heavy ice. Weather
cool and clear. W. II. W.
Our Special River Dispatches.
PIrrsBuRG, Dec. 81, M.-River feet 6
inches by the pier mark and falling
Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 81, P. N.-River falling
slowly, feet inches in the canal. 81 feet
in the pass over the Falls. tfE e..
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4 INEwARK, Nj, Dec. 81, P. M.-One of the
enamelled cloth factories of Brown & Co.,
of this city, situated at the corner of Acad-
envy and Chatham streets, was destroyed by
fire at an early hour this morning. 1t was
a three story brick and contained a heavy
supply of stock. The origin of the FIRE is
unknown. Loss $4,000; insurance 81 ,00o-
The fire will not interfere with the business
Of the firm, as they have other large ftcto-
ries TINT were uniniured.
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PHILApELPAIA. Dec. 81, p. M.-The Ma
tional American Central Committee con-
Vened to-day at the American House, the
Hon. Jacob Brown, chairman; Hon. Blan-
ton Duncan, Secretary. a committee was
appointed to confer with the committee APP
pointed by the Washington meeting Mon
day night, to consider on plan of organi-
cation for uniting the opposition to the adj
ministration, consisting Of A. II. Stuart, of
Va, Anthony Kennedy, of Nd, Erastus
Brooks, of N. Y, Blanton Duncan, of Ky,
and Jacob Brown, of Pa.
y committee was also appointed to pre-
pare addresses to the American people. No
other action was decided on. The session
was principally devoted to a private discus
sion of the claims of various men for the
Presidential chair
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Vow York Market.

New YonK, Dec. 81, M-Flour has ad-
vanced; sales 5000 bbls at O0Gs5 10 for
State; 60@5 IS for Ohio; 5 50@5 as for
Southern. Wheat quiet and unchanged /;
there is less desire to press sales and realize
on the part of holders. Corn dull and lower (;
new choice yellow at 90. Pork dull. Lard
dull. Whisky dull at 274.
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NEW York, 81, M.-Five men and one
girl were buried in the ruins of the store
No. 81, Broad street, which fell down last
evening Three men and the girl were
taken out alive, and only slightly injured.
Policeman Stewart was next taken out, but
had received terrible and fatal injuries. The
tiremen continued the labor of removing
the ruins for several hours and finally came
upon the horribly mangled body of Mr.. Ed,
a wine merchant, who must have been in
stantly killed.
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New MUsU.-We have received sheet
of new music from G. @. Butler, of Cincin-
natl. IL is entitled, I" am Free Man,
We understand that it is very popular in
Cincinnati and other cities, and is having a
"great run"
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LnuIen' Entr.

We presume none of our readers will
forget the Ladies Fair this evening", at Ores
cent City Hall. We understand that the
Ladies have made preparations fully COM
mensurate to theoccasion, and no pleasanter
place will be found to spend coupble of
hours, than will be afforded by this Fair
The object is well known, and we say to ALL
be sure TO go.
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Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, !
December 20. 1859. {

D0CSIuU6E 1898.
Council met, upon call of the Mayor
Professionalism Cook, Orr, Kollen-
berg, Hutchinson, Rocker. and Ivinson.
At tho request of Captain Bishop, Coun-
Gil was informed that he is now here with
bis dredging boat, and proposes to enter
into negotiations with the city for removing
the bar from the river in front of the city.
After a lengthy discussion Councilman
Sullivan moved that the Council proceed,
on Tuesday, January Sd, 1860, to visit the
river above the bayou and examine the
shore of the river and the bayou. Said Sui
livan to furnish omnibuses at his own ex-
pense, which was agreed to.
On motion of Councilman Hutchinson,
ordered that VIM. Kesterman be allowed
ten dollars for conveying the Council to the
mouth of Green River.
Councilmen Orr and Cook were appointed
committee to cancel city orders.
Ordered that II. O. Wheeler, one of the
School Trustees, now acting as School Super
intendent, be allowed salary of $500 per
annum and that he be paid at this time for
the portion of the year which has expired !;
and that the Mayor ascertain the amount,
and report the same at the next meeting of
the Council.
| On motion of Councilman Cook ordered
that the contract between the School Trus-
tees and Liant & Bro, and Saunders & San
| son, for the erection of a school house, on
lot ?, Carpenter block, be approved by the
Council, and that said approval be ent6Ved
upon said contract, and signed by the Mayor
| On motion, Council adjourned.
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Special Notices.


DyspepsfG.- That ,nOSE frOabIes0nIs
and painful of all diseases, it is ascertained
he effectu;,lly cured. Many have been the prep
arations gotten up to effect this object; but, with
solitary exception, believe, all have failed Of
their purpose. DR.. J. Hostetter's Stomach Btters
the one referred to-however, has proved such an
Invaluable remedy for all diseases of the stomach,
that at all oonversant with its hisrory, will
question its efficacy in of the most alarming
character Thousands, by the frequent of the
Ritters have enjoyed equally speedy and eectual
restoration to physical strength and vigor. All who
suffering from diseases arising from foul stom
ach, should not fail or hesitate to use it
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally, every.
where. deco
HOIfOoGNs Pans the De@co" fires
of health all nations whether civilized OF savage.
In weakness and the debility generated by excuses
OF any kind, general prostration of the system,
tn cir effect is at the time renovating and
storative; they drive from the system the morbid
cause Of ailment, and bring back the frame to fits
pristine yigor aud health.
Sold at the mandatory, No. so Maiden Lane,
aud by all Druggists, 25c., CSC, and 81 per pot
box deco
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 81, P. M.-The Repub-
Iican National Convention will be held in
Chicago, June ID.
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4 To BE ANswERED.-A few days since, in
going into my back yard, where a fresh
killed pig had just been hung up, man
who knew I was curious in such matters,
said: There, now, there's the mark as
Satan made in the swine before they ran down
the cliffs into the sea" pointing to the five
dark marks on the skin of the inside of
each fore leg. On questioning him, he as
sured me he had never seen pig without
them, (I have since looked at five, and they
had the same); and he said the tradition
was that all swine had them ever since
the casting out the devils which destroyed
the herd in the sea. My queries are, does
this mark always exist? How do anato-
msts account for it.-Notes and Queries.
Here is Il chance for pork packers and
doctors to distinguish themselves. Can any
pork packer tell whether these five dark
marks are found on all hogs, and if so, can
any doctor tell what popularity of the hog
gish structure produce them
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To Printers.
TEVHF2 U.NsBERSE6F.N'EH R4V'E
n large amount OF PRINTING MATERIAL,
which they will sell cheap for cash 1t consists in
part of the following articles:
400 lbs. Long Primer Type;
400 do BREWER do
COO do Bourgeois do
800 do Nonpareil do
$50 do Plea do
p do 2-ne Plea Clarendon;
SO do Nonpareil Clarendon flor newspaper
display;
| font 50-ine Condensed Antique Wood Type;
l Washington Super-rOyal Hand Press, iron rolling
fixtures etc;
/ pair double medium, and pairs super-royal
Chases;
10 brass bottom news galleys;
6 news sticks
l slice galley .FHF 20
ALs1A lot of iron foot and sidcstieks, job chases,
leads rules, dtshes, &c.
This material is-much of it-as good as new, and
none of it is mucn the worse for
Hero is a chance rarely met with for splendid
bargains. We call the attention of all printers who
may wish TO increase the stock start Offices
to our Inducements.
For further particulars, address
zE szl# VIM. s. CAMERON,
indianapolis,
or JAMES II. MCNEELY,
dec5-tf Evansville, Ind
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IRAN NELsoN.. JOSEPH n'REYNoLDs.
LED.S.H'S EXPKESS fT11.HFS.a.NsKN

@-A NEW ARRANGEMENT
Tho ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
nounce TO their friends and patrons the public of
Evansville and vicinity, that with increased facfli
ties for the transportation of
= + Z I G II II, PA Okla GEES,
B o NEY 4 ID "a L ABLEG
They solicit continuance of former fayors rs.
pecial care taken in the collection Bills Drafts,
Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable
packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves of the fas
clltles OF the Express, obtain any desired infor
nation in reference to the routes and details of the
business at their Office First street, between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post Office.
de ls G. II. FISH. Agent.
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We authorized to sell at private sale the
quarter of section q, township south,
range 10 west in VanderbuTgh county, contai ming
lG0 acres. This is the old James w. Jones place,
lying on both sides of the Princeton road, - mile
south of Warrington, and is one of the best farms
in this part of the State There about 20 acres
under cultivation, with a good young fruit bearing
orchard, good dwelling house and all necessary
out-houses, inclUdinga large new log barn The
place is in good order and viii be sold at bargain
upon reasonable terms. Possession will be given in
March next. CHANDLER HYkES,
nov29tf Agents.