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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

CoopERs STRIKE AT PITTsBURG.-The coopl
ers in the employ of William Langchamp and
John Smith, at Pittsburg, made a strike for an
increase of the price of making all barrels
from 90 to 92a cents per barrel. Mr.. Smith
had a warrant issued against some of them for
riot, and they were held to bail in $500 each
TO answer the charge at court.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

A FRIGHTFUL DEArH.-0n the night of the
22d ult., young couple, who were about to
be married, were sitting by stove in the house
of Mr.. Joshua Blackwell, in Hopewell town
ship, Mercer county, n. j., when the lady's
clothes caught fire, and in spite of every exer-
ton, she was so badly burned that she died the
same night. The young mans hands, while
endeavoring to cxtinguish the flames, were
burnt to crisp. He will probablybe crippled
for life.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE.--Tlie following Real
Bsldfl = Estate belonging to the estate Of Alex
Is sfGEzrEAR der Porter, Esq. deceased is offered
@lIlENIx14 NJ PRIVATE SALE, until the 18th day
49, 1e 1i1,-ttz " December.
. No IAN that large HOUSE AND LOT situated No. lli
Market street, between Front and Second Streets In the
ciy OF Wilmington, the lot being about II feet front
Market street aud extending back width III feet
inches to Slpley street.
Nc. 2.--All that large FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE
AND LOT situate No. II East Fourth street. between MAJ
Ret aud King Streets being about 20 feet front on Fourth
street and extending back that width about 50 feet and
then wlenr about u feet and extends about % further
Less
No. 3.--Four TWO STORY HOUSES and a LOT situate
on the west side of Spey street. Nos 213 40 2l7 and
~ between Second and Third Streets being about 90 feet
front in shpey street and extending back about so feet
more or less.
No. 4.-FOUR THREE STORY HOUSES AND LOT, sit
ae ON the west side Of Orange street. Nos l03 1885, OI
aud O9 between Front and Second Streets being about 81
rect front on Orange street. and extending back about 90
feet more or less
No. 1.-TWO THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES and lot
situate on the west side of King street. Nos 107 and l0a
between Front and Second Streets being about 80 feet
'front.' on King street and extending buck that width about
23I2 feet more or Less.
No. 1.-Two and quarter acres of Marsh In Dcer Cree,
Marsh adjoining lands Of
All tho above will be sold In lots 10 suit purchasers
should early application be made TO
SBENCER d. EYES, or
,o. ALFRED p ROBINSON,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
NEW YORK ELECTION

ALBANY, Nov. lO.-The fullest returns yet re.
ceivedgive Fl. W. Leavenworth the Republican
candidate for Secretary Of State, 285 msjority
but leave the result dOuptful.
The Journal still claims the election of the
entire Republican ticket, but by rednced ma.
jority from that at first reported.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
DIED.

In this city on Thursday morning Nov. 10th,
Mr.. LEWIS H. ROBINSON, aged 81 years The
friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral from his mothers residence, corner of
I'd and King streets, this Saturday afternoon
at o'clock.
On the 3lst of October, in Baltimore City,
Miss MARY JANE BARCLAY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

Bs5' When Lieut.. Bergman was sounding
the ocean, preparatory TO laying the Atlantic
Telegraph the quillat the end Of the sounding
line brought up mud which, on being dried
became powder so fine, that on rubbing it
between the thumb and finger, it disappeared
in the crevices of the skin. On placing this
dust under the microscope, it was discerned to
consist of millions of perfect shells, each of
which had been the abode of living animal.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

CHOLERA ON Board THE PRIGATE MISSISSIPPI.
"A correspondent of the Herald, whose letter
is dated U S. frigate Mississippi, shanghe,
Aug. IL, says that cholera had made its appear
ance on board that vessel. There were four
cases of tho disease, which was on the increase.
opthalmia was also epidemic on board as well
as ashore.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l0.-The Mississippi Leg
islature was organized on Tuesday by the cleo
ton of Mr.. Drone, as President OF the Senate,
and Mr. Campbell as Speaker of the House.
The Governors inauguration will take place on
the 21st inst.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
TRoops roR RRowNsyILLE.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. lO.-A detachment of Go.
yernment troopsleft Baton Rouge to-day, in pur-
euance of orders received by telegraph from
Washington. They will proceed to Brownsville
Tomorrow on the steamer Arizona.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
LECTURES OF THE WILMINGTON
INSTITUTE

TIVE following eminent talent is engaged for the present
rcason for tho Literary and general Course ofLeetures
unuer tnc ausnlccs oI lno wilmington institute.
Rev. T. STARR KING of Boston, Tuesday evening, Nov.
Is. Substance and Show
Rev. J. D. HAGANY, Of Brooklyn, New York, Thursday
evening, Dec. LIST. Charles Cd and his times.
Hon. JOHN p HALE, of New Hampshire, Thursday,
Dec. sth. The last Gladiaorial Exhibition at Rome
GEO. w CURTIS, Of New York. Wednesday evening,
Dec. 18th. Gold and Gilt in Young America.
Lectures TO commence each evening at o'clock Mem
bcrs in admitted ee but their tickets arc not
persons 25 cents. No complimentary tickets issued.
For Tickets Of Membership to tho Institute apply any
member Of the executive Committee through the Libra
ran Tickets to the Lectures alone to be had at the Book
stores at the entrance to the lecture room
j. T. HEALD
sAML: BIDDLE, Lecture Committee
oc2etf JOHN II. ADAMS.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
THE INSANITY OF GRRRIT sMITH

UTICA, N. Y, Nov. l0.-Gerrit Smith shows
continued marks ofinsanity No one is allowed
to see him, but it is understood that he refers
in his rawlings to the Harpers Ferry matter, and
supposes himself under arrest.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Nov. THE grain elevator of the
New York Central Railroad Company was
burnt this morning, and upwards of 2o0,o 900
bushels of grain destroyed. The loss amount
ed to quarter of a million, and is fully i'm
sured.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
BURNING OF A COTTON STEAMER ON THE
ALABAMA RIVER

AUGUSTA, Ca Nov l0.-The steamer Nile,
en- route from Montgomery to Mobile, on the
Alabama river, with 500 bales of cotton, was
destroyed by fire on Monday.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIA OVERLAND
NAIL.

ST. LOUIS, Nov lO.-The overland mail, from
San Francisco on the 18th ult., via Gilroy, ar
rived here this morning. The advices have
been anticipated by the steamer Atlantic.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

CARROLL INSTITUTE LECTURE.-TIIE
~ FIRST Lecture before the Carroll Institution will be de-
yered by RoBsRr TYLER ESQ., at the Odd Fellows Hail. on
Wednesday evening" tho 10th instant. Subect-aA word
Of Justice for ireland and the Irish"
JOHN J. TONER,l
JOHN Russell. Lecture Committee
NEAL WARD.
Tickets may be procured at tho store 0f John oNei
at the Fancy store Of Geo A. Baterbury and Of John
Toner at Dr. GrmshAws Drug store and At the door or Of
any of the members of the Institute Tickets CT admission
20 cents. noyh-2f
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
LOCAL MAT RS.

~ pl"'a s"'' i"e circumstances WEI
~. IVA ~ ", =. 'uou UP very '''e"'
ST. ",, ~, io", '',v'"' p''".S wore q
' 's' a''""s ""ieAe!' ~
rf'''e,.D''' ST. Inns "e'"o'n :"
80 - -" -'''' '"' P''oo
w. w." " sum ,u'e" sunni "a''' oh '"e ue
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p'".'u =. '''u o''er "ros
$50 ~" " DA''o, "A." ''une en
49, lbs W r"' ~ ''".' - '"e i"'e
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."e ""o u'u Ai'Don"iu sep"ra'eu them'wheh
"'' 'ou"a '""' ro''er was se'erely cut
D",'s ""S 'ich "rfes'eu anu taken 10 SMYRNA
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80 i'o"e' A"e'o was NJ discrepancy III tue
''''''"o"'' ''"u TINS was ""ou. "ii 'ie 'es''"ohy
~ Wv '"''' ,A''p. '""' VI meSS'S' Daiiey anu
ooi'i's' '"e phySic''lS' "nich was Voiu oi ih-
'eres''
Nu"pfu niuseiey anu F. d. ohiithers' Esq rs
"e'eu ior 'ne ueiehce, put hau no evidence 10
oner' except that oil oherlh Atkinson,who sta
'eu 'n'' wheh Davis was Drought 10 jail, ne
Davis face. The case wasnot argued. and the
counsel for the State and prisoner agreed that
the jury might render a verdict of Manslauqh-
cordingly done. and the prisoner was sem
fenced to nav fine of three Thousand doll.rs
and the costs of prosecution. and to be i'm
prisoned for three vears from the 3lst of oc-
tober.
m 80,
-",.''e '>e","'-on iueSuAy n'sn' As', cries
ne'o "'q"e"'iy ne"'u " pefsons resiulng III
Wv N'' VI 'n0 upper enu VI 'ne oeu"'
O'e.A "'i ponu' 'u' surprising 'h"' 'hey pro-
.'eue" ioh hunters mho are oi'eh ousas hish'
III pursuit Vi 'he haccoon OF opossuh', pu'
MUS attention was paiu 10 'hem' hafiy IN the
niorn'hs Vi "eunesuay' however II was us
eo'ereu 'na' tue cries were those OF some one
III sreA' uis'reSs' anu in'iheu'A'o enor's were
made 10 hhu from whom they proceeded on
gong INTO 'he pushes shir'ihg 'his part OF tue
S'ream' negro man was seen s'anuing IN the
miuuie OF the water upon a"tussick, the
p'"ce where he hau Iouhu rest ior MS ieet I'M
ler inc water which came up nearly 10 ms
shoulders IL was FOUND TO DC out oil the ques-
Iioh 10 rescue MN without poai when some
men starteu uowh 10 tue mil 10 procure one,
,a,,a,oa ~, hoo5 81, ho.aa.,, a. 80 ~,
"a ,voo dr,xrod uo had rrohohlv hoon thar.
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~ ,ho hod,, h,, nanutr coronor whit. from
,.h;.I, ,,.o I.o.n ,hat ,ho noo,ro ,ros a,.onoor
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,oro oo,,,;n,, ,r on, oe slorohtor Noct and bo
,,a.no1 a, a,ora ona a.as,, ,nh;.,,a,, rha
,rn,oh;,;,;os oro ,ho, bo Ia drrnL ana IN.
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Soma COZ in ,nonov ,yas sound nnor h;s mar
I'll ~ n.a. a,ossoa a. nod s,o,o;n "a.
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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

KANSAS OFFICIAL VoTE.--At the recent cleo
ton held in Kansas, onifhe adoption Sr rejec-
ton of the Constitution, the following is the
olscsal raon1t.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

R6S~As old man in Indiana recently cowhided
his daughter, nineteen years old, for wearing
hoops
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
IlR. BAAKEE


- TREATS ALL DISEASES.
special attention given TO all chronic dlaeases-Coughs,
Group Influenza Asthma Bronchitis all dis
eases Of the Nose Mouth Throat and Lungs ali Skin Dis
eses OF every description successfully treated Lunbago
LUMBAR ADscesses scroiula rheumatism Govt Neuralgia
rayHls Epilepsy or Commissions Dyspepsia, Dysentery
Darrhna The very worst cases Of Piles cure in short
MANY diseases incidental to women and children which
treateu WIN distinguished success All particulars will DO
given by letter Dr. Bnakee can produce thousand
tincatrs o. MS perfect success in curing
CANUEhs, OLD SORES, or ULCERS, HIP DISEASES,
f1sTULA Of every description, SCALD HEAD,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

E'OR SALE.--sIX BUILDING LOTS ON FIFTH
u street, between Jefferson and Madison streets The
otafe u and 10 feet front and running back so feo Price
moderate, and terms accommodating. Apply to
nov5 JOHN IIIIEY Min,tngton nal
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

SEANONED LTNIRER.

NEBEKER a. TATNALL,
AT THE OLD EsrARLisHED YARD, MARKET STREET WHARF
MY IIITE PINE LUMBER |, N, 115,2, 8, 4, o, and
w inches of different qualities.
Wide Plank for Bath Tubs, Carolina ~ Flooring
Flooring, Shelving, siding&c Yellow Pine and Norway
stills. Plank, Boards and Renc- Heart Scantling
ing lIemock, Post, Cypress and white Pine
Chestnut and White Oak Shingles
Ash Plank l. ia 1lS and Poplar Plank Scantling and
inches, Boards,
Pckets Plain and fanrv g. % and a. AZ feet plasering
and iingling Iaths
AS-ALL GOOD LUMBER KEPT UNDER COVER. "a
Buyers and shippers will find their advantage 10
anime stock OF seasoned Lumber.
We have just received from Albany large cargo Of
Poplar Lumber as inch and inches the largest
ment In the city.
CO Persons In want please call and examine stock
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
GUNSWJTggTNG.

OCKSMITIITNG BELL HANGING AND IRON RAIL
- ING, No. l0l Shpley Street. between 5th and 6th VIII
mington, Delaware. Thankful for past vors the under
signed bes leave to inform the public that he still contin
at the old stand No l04 shpey Street Many years Of
practical experience and thorough knowledge Of his BUSH
enables him TO warrant satisfaction 10 all who may
favor him with their orders He further calls attention TO
LOCK MADE BY HIMSELF which Is certain proof
against robbers ROBERT WAGNER,
ap23-ly Gun and Looksmith 1O4 Shipley Street.
IA Scissors Knives Saws Razors, and all other kinds
Of CnilerY ahnrnenel and nnt In cnmplete order.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
PUBLIu SALE

ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER Sd, at o'clock. p. ".
xHzsE large two storied Brick House. thirty-six by
thirty feet situate In the town Of Newport. This
lssssEM IL large and commodious building costing,
when twentyseven hundred dollars. 1t Is
s=ebounded by the Railroad, the wharf property Of
Tatna Lea, &c. II would make excellent stand for
store manufacturing establishment. There Ia con-
nccted with this house whole square Of land less
Also lifetime estate In Four and half Acres Of Land in
the town of Newport bounded by lands Of Joseph Grub
and others,
TERMsTen per cent. cash when the property is struck
on the balance approved notea at six and twelve months
noy124t JOHN BRADLEY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

De re-ulleu.
Change of Hows.-The Steamboat leaving
Philadelphia for Wilmington at o A. NJ, and
leaving Philadelphia at $50 P. NJ, will be with
drawn from the line on Monday, Nov. l4th, after
making the trip from Philadelphia, leaving there
at 8 A. NJ, on that day. The Steamboat Ariel
will continue her trips, leaving Wilmington at
A, NJ, and Philadelphia at 2P. NJ.
Wood! Woodii Wood!!i-The sale of wood
that waste have taken place on last Saturday,
near Newport was postponed until to-day. 1t
will come off this afternoon at o'clock. This
will be n good opportunity for working men,
who want to secure themselves a good job for
the winter. This is the last chance.
psa- Lecture of the Wilmington Institute
Rev. T. Starr King, of Boston, will deliver a
ing the 18th inst. Subject-"Substanc and
Show" Mr.. King bears high reputation as
a lecturer, and rich treat may be expected
Bes- John Aiken, wholesale and retail Grocer,
S. L. corner of Fourth and Market, and N. w.
corner of Fourth and Market streets, keeps an
excellent assortment of Groceries which can
be bought at Philadelphia prices. Persons
from the country will find it to theradvantage
to give him an early call.
Bas- Thomas B. Beeson, Steam Saver and
Wood Turner, No. 1919 Orange street, Pyle's
Building, saws Scrolls, and does all kinds of
wood turning in the very best manner and at
the shortest notice.
B6s- James Plumline, Telegraph Restaurant,
has on excellent article of Egg Harbor Oysters
on hand. The proof of the matter will be the
testing of the article.
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Mertbanoist.

WINES AND COGNAC.-4 quarter pipes
Marsha, 2quarter pipes Port wine, quarter pipe
arrived and for sale BY GEYER iLEENs 3 South Cal
vert street s26-tf
VERDIGRIS.-IO cases Verdigris, ground in
oil, for sale by J. PARKHURST Jr., Co, No IS Bow
~ wharf je7d
WHISKEY.-A constant supply of Rectfed
WsEe ksRR Il hen SR R6d T s1 soe St. s small
S0 CASES BEST ENGLISH CAST STEEL
JENKINS, 81 South Charles street %
~ BBLS. RYE WHISKEY, about one wear
Baltimore To persons who lay by something Very
hef Fly E @ the above named lot CLABA0GH
OK Tres. EXTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS,
~ for sale by SMITH NICODEMUS Olaf
100 BUSHELS PEACH SEEDS for sale by
lOO 7. T MARTIN & BRO, ~ S Calvert st. n4-tf
100 HHDS. PRIME WESTERN BACON
IOWSSides bright and hands for sale by SMITH &
160 CASKS CLARET AND SAUTERNE
lGO Wines, per ship Marshall, in of 80 and 60
Go SRSf2F aGao AND "a nT GT sEff
100 BBLS. PRIME WESTERN LARD in
W. for sale by G. CAssARD son, 4O7 and 400
S00 BOXES AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
az S sale low by manufacturers agent, WILLIAM
$50 SACKS 3 A A;S 2H s. FINE NE SALT in
Q0A BOXES PRIME EASTERN CUTTING
OOO Cheese. For sale by RICH & co, No. 81 Pratt
street d5-f
| 000 LBS. PRIME EASTERN SHORE
I.OOO Feathers, in and for sale in lots to suit
by. W. w WHITMAN II co, % Light street, up
| 1000 BBLS. LABSADORE AND HALIFAX
1OOO Herring in store For sale by RICH h co, No.
! 81 Pratt street d5tf
, 000 LBS. PATENT AXLE CREASE
c.OOOA superior article for sale low by manuactu-
ers agent, WM II BOLTON, "a W. Pratt street ap29tf
e 000 PATENT BATH BRICK-Received
OI ~ ~ f}GH TEeEPS9 SIR Fl R1a9e
% 000 LBS; PURE WHITE LEAD AND
%OsOOOSnow White Zinc for sale low by manufac
turers agent VIM III BOLTON, 81 W Pratt street ap22f
! SI 000 FEET A YELLOW PINE
| c4.UUUFLOORING BOARDS, bright and well
sawed Just arrived from Charleston, c. per schooner II
\ j. Nield, for sale by PENDERGAST BROTHERS. II
Smiths wharf, up stairs. j23tf
| IN 000 HAVANA CIGARS.-Choice
IN Just received and for sale by GUN
IHEK RODkWALD. go Lombard street, door west OF
QS 000 Ell LEON DE ORA BEARS;
| oc.OOO 10000 Ell Leon de Orc Londres LIST; 3OOOt
FL Leon londres, Eds 25OO FL Nna LOndreS 3ds. Just
celyed, per steamer Empire City. z. TIERNAN & SON I'm
| porters, II n. Charles street jel3tf
100 000 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE
IOO.OOOalso Galvanized Iron Pipe, for sale BY
DUGAN &JENKlNS, 33 S. Charles street. fe23f
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Skipping.
FOR RIVER IA PLATA

Ill FOR RIVER LA PLATA.
- The new bark "PYRMQNT, Oliver, master,
dsf 1nS '''s,r00m a''0mn Fw BRU2eEy SONS
xEs+ FOR CUBA.
s The new brig -, Travers, master, with fine State
Room RECOMMENDATIONS, will be dispatched SA
iUKDAY, 2ith instant to port the South side Cuba
~ WHICH viii FRi iSS$R e ny M E35ff tfppy
ulSlw 2Spear's wharf
.est FOR BREMEN.
80 The Bremen ship ''FERDINAND BuIIerdick
master VIII have quick dispatch for the above port Fol-
F. l.. BRAUNs 4 CO.
dis tt corner of Lombard street and Cheapside,
FOR LONDON
s@ The l, per Lloyds, Danish schooner ssJITNOr
Capt PedorSen will have quick dispatch For freight apply
. n2g,tf la AS SMITH \ : C Wharf
.gt54 FOR MARSEILLES.
small vessel will he despatched as above if sufi
HESLEN & ROGERS,
s24 u n W. corner Pratt & Gay streets.
,stsTztz SAN FRANCISCO.-C OLEMAN' S
SSTfRb 5NNEE-E hsSsDS Class CLIPPER or
clipper ship GALATEA Wendell comPmander i is now
rapidly loading at New York and will sail as above
,,o., PENDERGAsT BROS,
d2O-tf u Smiths wharf up stairs.
<sssk MERCHANTS REGULAR WEEKLY
- ssae LINE OF PACKETS FOR WILMINGTON, N. C
large portion OF cargo on board will sail with despatch
BGNNoCk 4 EEATHERLY,
free f
mission and all charges thereon promptly paid VI yum
Shippers will please duplicate REGENTS and I'D
dress to MERCHANTS LINE. F' anu "
Messrs y C. B. G. WORTH,AEents in Wilmington d26tf
III FOR WASHINGTON, N. c.
ss<@ The packet schooner "OSPRAY, j Smith, master
VIII receive freight to morrow, Uuesday the 27th inst
and will sail with despatch.
| d26 If JAS. CORNER 4 SONS
.9tss+t FOR CHARLESTON, S, C.-THE MER-
! Esazsas CH ANTS LINE-TO SAIL wEEKLY-The copper
| fastened clipper schooner "JOHN ROE" Capt F. Ham
men having the greater part of her cargo engaged and
GONG on board will sail with dispatch.
FOR irclght or passage apply to
CHARLES PENDERGAST,
~ All charges paid goods shipped bV this line and
goods sent to my address will be forwarded free commits
N BIShppers will please duplicate receipts witt
HENRY p RUSSELL, Esq, Agent in Charleston T. dot
49, FOR NORFOLK, VA, ELIZABETH
| 1S@@CIT1, EDONTON AND PLYMOUTH, n 9Th,
schooner ON, ON Captain Gator is now loading anf
| ,o,, NJ A. MITCHELL,
| va u Spears wharf
ss9a+1 FOR RICHMOND DIRECT.-To sail OF
49, Fncsday The packet schooner BALTIMORE
GtRttn hopt Fhlllips The schooner is loading
dI9tf ana Enc No , S s1a wba,r
xA FOR NEW ORLEANS.-DESPATCI
sG ~ E-Loads up town-The regular packet scboone
INGOMAR, Norris, MASTER is loading for the abov
port. and having the of her cargo engaged will hav
quick despatch For balance of freight passage apply
,o.r HESLEN Il ROGERS
nl9u N. W. corner PTatt and Cav sts
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Stfamh0att

FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
.aa.1eas, MOND, THREE TIMES WEEK
me steamers LNIDERE and GEO. PEABODY are now
at3 clock for the above places NY ''''' uV'u'
Freight received daily.
dationS. ~ 4' "e'"lnlh
For freight passage apply to
j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
u . H.. Light street harr.
3 Fassage including meals to either place only five
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La aa -: FOR THE

= n UFNT lfND NOiTW
, BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
lows: '' " '''''i' WI '"' dS
a. 40 A M Express daily at ~ p NJ for I'LL PARTS OE
trains go directly through '" i-''i' nun
No., =, FOR WA PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the AZ NJ t-,5,,
between Cumberland and Wheeling Iby wing over for C'
anu heeng Accommodation Tran,l and between
timore ' - Ae '''e ''O' = '' udlh from Bai
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore ot.I5p
and from Frederick at A. NJ " ''' ! W.
THE ELIICOTTS MILL s TRAIN Ia,r,s r,o,,;,,o -. ,
STOP NJ ' INNS at '-f' - NJ ana
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUyH
Leave Baltimore at 20 and 800 A. NJ ands Is and 2Olp
On Sundays at 420 A. NJ only Leaves Washnaton n,
Baltimore at $50 and 745 A. NJ and ~ a6J.5 % p n W
sundays at S20 NJ only The second and third train,
ony from Baltimore stop at way points The second an
I9ur trains from Baltimore and the second and third from
washington connect with trains on the Annapolis Road
or tickets Of every kind information &c apply To- +
ENGLAND, Agent or at the Ticket Office Camden station
W. p. SMITH.
+ n COrr C,-. Master of Transportation
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| LA WESTERN
! - HARHLAND RAILROAD
| WINTER ARRANGEMENT
! Cars leave Calvert Station at $50 A N an5 , =, d AZ
and I0l5 A. NJ. 'Or baltimore at
ET Omnibus from Westminster daily at A NJ connects
! turns to Westminster 10 liam ''Oi' baltimore, re
from Manchester NJ meets 10 Il train
MOnday; Wednesday and Friday. Returning aIterpate
/ timore- " 'V ''''i4 iIohl BAL
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j. n WARNER Ticket Agent nSa T.
Ea @ g PHILADELPHIA,
S7z-hs--HE-HsS WILMINGTON ANT

FAIL ARRANGENENT
y and after MONDAY, October 18th PASSENGER trains 10,
hiAIdIqSlPiS WI leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DA SLInr NSee?XecePt sunday as follows, viz
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 A. NJ, WAY MAIL a Io1s
A. NJ; EVENING MAIL at 5 25 p NJ ' io'i'
ON SuNDA9S at 525 T. NJ. only All trains connect with
New ! ork Trans except : 25 ?. NJ, Saturdays
freight Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves at
Hardwood - " 'i NUM- Oi'aSc anu
o From on PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE t8I5AM,l2N
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAIL
ROAD.
By leaving in IL l5A NJ train 1 cour,.,t g., w -
win 80 n tram or by leaving 25 p NJ can procure
mIngton, and take the 9.35 A. NJ train " w
NOiCEIAil coored persons, whether bond or free viii
eureu 10 Dlhg some responsible white person. person
ally known to the undersigned who y he willing Ia sn
pond 10 tae Company before they viii he taken over .r
n2l-f q WA up AN-E,pn &c.,.