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| the newspaper havjng.
District where printed
M Persons calling |
please say they are AID
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| Armstrouz mrs e e
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Brooks N F
BIcford mrs Geo
| Booth mrs Cath
Brum6eId mrs M II
Brooks mrs Mary
| Blunt mrs Emily y
| Billups mrs + +
Bates mrs X s
| Barbour mrs B ] 2
Bartlett mrs h
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| Butler mrs Bette M
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Bulpin mrs John
Brown mrs Sarah
| Bradders mrs Eliz'th
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ma Cioaks and Shawls.-
LARGE STOCK r,,.r oppNEo
AT THE CASH STORE OF
pERKI s e. CO.,
No. al, EAGLE SQUIRE. 90 70 -tist-sos
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co II NJ L. Il & ] \ l..
Richmond Markets, Oct. IS.

FL0UR-Nothing doing, and no change in quo
tatIons
WHEAT-Bu little doing; arrivals light, the
motive power of the railroads ben. very much
cuped with travel We continue quotations of
red from s. Is to 81 IS: white 81 IS to S1.45.
CORN Stock and arrivals light; but transports
ton from the city beins in 4 GOOD DEGREE suspend
ed there IS little demand We quote 81 05 to l. 10
per bushe
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SA THIRD DA Y.-Ftasr
nes; FREQ for oil ages, Tor purse Of 4 ", On ~.
part oil the Club; SO entrance, to 60 with the
Fondren. Williams Co. enter b. T. Lucv Tsy,,. b,
Gh'lds Harold, dam oratrix, by Orator, years
+. NJ. Hall enters b. &. Ike Marvel. BY Claude Nal.
notte, dam by Steel, years old-Dress, blue
d. MeDsniel enters b. h. Don Juan. by Glencoe,
dam Darkness. by Wagner, years old,
N. a. Thompson enters 2. f.. by Register, dam
Black Sal. years old-Dress
Calvin Green's b. h. Robert !. Walker by Camden.
dam by Boston. years old-Drsss. blue and red
SECOND RAcE-CIub purse $500. Four mile
T. &. r. w. boswell enter ch. h. Planet BY Reys.
nue., dam Nina. by Boston. 4 years old.
THRU RacR.-Match for 81 900 aside, between
o. Y. Hare's br. h. Tar River. by Nicholas dam
by pC!nop; and FM asll'sg:g g. One Eyed Joe,
DC 23-1t NATH'L A. THOMPSON, Ses'y.
CORINTHIAN HALL.
GMain street, between 9th and 10th, square above
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF
~ " Last night Of MASTER MARKS.
Last mis- ht of M'dlle. .PICKLEDHoMlNY!
Last night of this STAR TROUPE.
As they are positively engaged elsewhere.
RICHMOND THEATRE
KUNKEL& Co. .LFs.Rvs AND M.sAerRs
Geo. Kunkel Jno. T. Ford, T. l.. Moxsy.J
SATURDAY hvENING. Oct. 70, 1850,
Will be performed the thrilling Drama of
MANIAC LOVER.
After which will be presented
YANKEE MoDEsTY!
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ExcELsiOR! ExCELsIoR!! EXCEL

Il SIoR!!.--
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
wera awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM.
at the State Agricultural Society FAIR, all
petitors. This is the 44th premium that these cele
brated and unexceed Machines have taken. We
manufacture TEN DIFFERENT STYLES, and our
sales have reached the enormous number OF $500.
CHINE Mt Sl00, il capable Of doing all kinds OF
work-hne and coarse. M. "A. STEARNS.
oc 8-3w 1l9 Main st., Richmond, Va.
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T-.s> NOTICE..-There will lie preaching
So at st. Johns Church TOMORROW, at
II A. NJ. and 7. NJ. oc 29-ltt
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LADIES' LIST.

he isrsest circulation in th
+ letters in this List, wi
ERfisED.
ES' LIST.
KimbrOugh Mary G
King HELEN Il l.
KEEPER mrs A
Katon mrs l. ]
Latham mrs M j
LilIias mTs ----
Iiunsiord miss y +
Loving miss Susan
ieith miss MARY F.
Landfum miss Fl j 2
Myers mrs M D
Munday mrs f
MoorInan mrs NJ
MInnis mrs u w
Miller mrs Nj y
Miller mrs Emaline
Mera G G
Nanda mrs Jas
Martin mrs VIM III
Marshall mrs v Il
Marsh mis-
Marony mrs G j
Martin mrs K Ii
Mathis mrs l. il
Mayo mrs c A
nj atrowers miss ]
Mann miss Il
Martin miss A
Mountjoy miss Il V .
Moore miss A
Moore miss J T
McDevitt mrs -
McRae mrs +
Nnnly mrs Susan
Neais mrs Mary X
Nelson mrs X
Osborne mrs Nancy
Owens mrs Marg't
O'Suilivan mrs l. A
Peam mrs Lucy b
Puyerear mrs Jno
PulIiam mrs 0 M s
Pickens mrs NJ u
Peers mrs 8 T.
Perdus mrs A K
Page mrs Mary J
Patterson mrs o d
Patterson tcoldb
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Powell mis-, Mary 8
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Phillips miss III
Pcmherton mss Cath
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Rand mrs -
Reye mrs V J
Rushwell mrs Thos
Roper mrs Mary II
Rock mrs b ]
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Smith miss Mamie r
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Smith miss NJ Z
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Scott mrs V,rginia
Skinner iniss Matte d
Smith mrs MAtha J
Speilnian mrs Fanny
Speed mrs Jno NJ
SiuIInEton mrs +. 3
SherraId mrs Ann r
Swami mrs Martha b
Shoup mrs Mary
Scott mrs A u
Taylor mrs Eliz'th
Turner mrs Ann A
TVres mrs Mary
TURNKEY mrs Ann
Thurston mrs Charity
Thomas mrsJ X
Thomas mrs | K 2
Thornton mrs VIM
TAYLOR mrs
Talley mrs Susan II
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~ Ter miss virginia
Tay lor miss | G
UpshuT AIRS NJ S
Wo fl mrs Eliz'th
Wolff mrs VIM
Woodaon mrs X ]
Woodward mrs Cath
Woodfn mrs Marth J,
Williams mrs Maria l.
Wiley mrs NJ
Willis mrs Leonora
Whitlun mrs Maria
Weisis er mrs f J
Weeks mrs Indiana
Watkins mrs s FL
Worthlna ton mrs Il 2
Walsh mrs Emiil NJ
Wray miss + V
Woody mss Mary
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Watkins A W
Walker miss J. w
Walls mss Della 2
Waddell miss NJ 6
Yarbrough mrs Eliz'th
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t5t, ST. JOHNS CIiURCfE, 5:h ST.,
tt>S-a FELLOW IEIGH.-The Anniversary of the
Reformation of the Church will be celebrated next
SABBATH by the German Lutheran consrega-
ton. to which the members and the public are
spectfully invited. Services to commence at l01a
u clock. oc 29-It*
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EITTY DOLLARS REwARp.-sTOLEN.
NEW FALL STOCK.

EyKUN UL IUb III ANIN,. Nv, ~
&l1tO FOUR HUNDRED CASES
We have Just received four hundred cases OF
ROOTS. SHOES, and TRUNKS. suitable for ihe
Fall and Water sales, cempr,ssns good assert
ment OF the iollowin, kinds; Mems AND BOYS br9 pro,
ssns, large sizesi Meme and BOYS KIP ard esi
Sta 3. very heavy. with heels; women's Dutch
Boots of the very hest quality; Mems heavy po4ois
Sole Peg ed Boats large sizes. made TO ordefi ~.
dies fine Heel Bosss, KID and Morocco, snele 'eI,
large sizes. We invite al IN want OF Boots - ga
Sross. at Wholesale retail. to eve US CALI No
viii sell them very low. PuTNEY WATTS.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. VA. OCT. %, lS'
AfiRIV ED.

High Water this day Saturday. : o'clock.
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EocAr, MATTERS.

y..,,, R;es, ard KnadscAa CompaHv.--The
stockholders RI. assembled on Thursday night,
pursuant to ADJOURNMENT and Mr.. Myers re-
sumed the chair.
The pending motion of Mr. Grattan to d.
vide the resolution In reference TO the ka-
nawha Board was carried. and after debate
the first clause of the resolution was adopted,
as follows:
Resolved, further. That the facts before the
plratiea of the kanawha Board by the limitations
OF the act of February 1885, in the face of the re-
port of that Board to the company, representing
the commencement in due time, rs prescribed ny
saId act. OF the Improvement the rein dreated
The question was then on the second clause
But ~ view Of the early session of the General
Assembly, and until after ITS ad3ournmeht, ~ u
considered inexpedeDt to author re lar8cr expen-
diiures by the said Board than snfhcient 10 keep
the works in repair. and to remove ohstfuetions N
| the channel of the river, which may be elected
with the cash means of the company under Their
control. 80,
| resolution was laid on the table
Mr.. Grattan offered the following resolu-
| ton, which was adopted
| Resolved. That the tolls en- the Ksnawha river
shall be collected In cash, and the collectors of SAID
tolls shall be responsible in every case when they
sh.ll allow credit for the same
| The i've remaining resolutions embraced IN
| the report of the committee that directing
| the President to continue negotiations with
| the association OF French capitalists, and that
ordering the report of the committee OF eleven
/ 10 he laid on the Tableware carried.
| The resolution TO authorize the company TO
| abandon, or otherwise dispose of, the Kama
| VIVA turnpike road and the Blue Ridge turn
pike and ferry, was amended by striking out
| the words land the Blue Ridge turnpike and
| ferry" and the report of the committee OF
thirteen was then adopted.
Mr.. Lyons moved to proceed TO the election
| of officers.
| Mr. Paxton moved to adjourn to a future
| day, and postpone the election OF officers until
| the meeting of the Legislature.
| The motion was opposed by Sen. Taliaferro,
| Mr. Randolph and Mr. Denoon, and decided
| in the negative.
The meeting then proceeded to the election
| of officers.
| DIR Denoon nominated for President, Col.
| THos. II. ELLIS.
| Mr. Lyons nominated the old Director OF
the East, namely, Messrs. BoNDURANT and
| BOYD.
Gen. Taliaferro nominated for Director, Mr..
| ID. J. BURR.
| Mr. Lyons re-nomnated the existing ka-
| naVrha Board, Messrs. CARR and LEWIS.
| The gen tlemen In nomination, were all
| elected
Mr. Paxton offered the following resolution,
| which was adopted:
| Resolved, That when this meeting adjourns to
pi.ht. it Wi II adjourn To meet ou Iussday tho 18th
day OF January, 1860, At IA clock, r M, at tns
| Office.
| Gen. Taliaferro moved that a committee be
| app inted 20 examine the books, &c. The old
| committee was re-appointed.
The meeting then adjourned.
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OFFICE OF R. & Y. R. r. coz
RtCHMoSD. Oct. 81. 1859.
K NoTECE.- The annual meeting the
tS-Ces Stockholders of the r. 4 Y. R. r. CO.
will be held at this office. WEDNESDAY, the
9th day of November next.
oe 25-tawt9thNov A. w. MORTON, seo'y.
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.-~ UNryERsaLIsT CHURCH..

4 49, - = = siLi tHU nc IT.
this Classical Scholar having led TO considerable
discussion IN regard to his religious sentiments,
Rev. Mr.. SHRlGLEY, will. hv particular request re-
peat the substance of his discourse this subject,
on SUNDAY NIGHT next, at Y. O'Clock.
oc PITT
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COMPREHENSIVE The uu-
~ dersi@ned have formed co partnership. dafed
October LIST. 1859 under the style and firm of POR-
store No. 49, west Main street, formerly occapied
by Messrs. VaE-Lew, Taylor & Co, where NAV he
fonnd lsr;e and select STOCK se OF F,l HARD t
GUNS, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, LOOK
ING-GLASStS, CLOCKS, &c.
Their purchases having been made for cash, they
fatter themselves that such inducements can be
offered rs will not fail to please and respectfully
solicit call from country merchants, city dealers
and the public generally.
An assortment of SPRING AXLES and
THOROUGH BOXES on hand.
J. l.. PORTER,
w HARRIS
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WANTS

WANTED the balance of the year, at the
w Coke Yards, two able METRO MEN, to work
under shelter. JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
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M FREE. Z. REEFS respectfully informs his
friends and the public that his STEAM PHO
TOGRAPHIC GALLhRY will soon be in opera-
ton again. All pictures that on hand to be
finished and paid for. Will be re taken or the price
pad for them will re refunded. By calling at ny
residence, 9th street. near Leigh. | sincerely
thank the citizens of Richmond for their very lib
eral patronage during the past two years Of my
stay here. &C 4-eOdts
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Trials Of Specd.-Seyeral of the fast trotters
at the Fair Grounds contested for the spre-
miEms yesterday in trials ofspeed The awards
had not been fully made out when we lett, and
they are therefore omitted from the list which
We publish this morning. The following is
summary of the time made by each horse
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D--OVERSEER.--We wish to
w ploy an overseer for the coming year, on the
MARLB0URNR FARM, in Hanover county.
None need apply except such as can bring testI-
monas to establish their activity, energy sobriety,
attention to business, and ability to msnage ne
groes. FOR such, liberal wages vii he pald Apply
to l.. RUFFfN, JR., or
J. C. Ruihn, Garysville, Prince George CO,
DC 21-d2W&cM4 VIrglnlR.
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: 49, UT fNtEs NO II ] 7 4. IfEINitUFdItIF
So after the regular services to morrow
SUNDAY evening. at Wesley NJ f: Chanel,
general meeting of the congrea alton will be held,
to concert some definite plan of operations for the
ensuing Conference year. It is earnestly hoped
Wesley Chapel. will he present. Service. com
mcnce at clock p. NJ. oc 2l-1t*
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Lucy Long ] J Sutherland, Richmond. go. $685.
Lady Clifford. Jno Alien. Richmond 49,. 2:591a
Nelly BIZ, Il Haxall, Richmond ......... 3:253a
Brown Horse, d L Harvey. Danrille. ....... 30214
Nero. w Fl Taylor, Lynchburs ..-.......... 3:I2s4
Sea Breeze, II " Martin. Washington. go. 2:52
Spit Fire. John Ha-an. Richmond .-...... 3051a
kdy Horse. A Seabrieht Bait -.......... 2524a
Mamie Bell, Il Norton, Richmond. 250ts
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'INWENTY-FlVEp DOLLARS REWARD
i Lost or stolen. between the Post Office and the
FAR Grounds, a well worn BUGKSklN PC RISE,
with steel Cia,p, containing about SIS IN notes,
and about IS IN silver. together with some papers
Of no value To anybody but the owner. lf the
Purse with Its contents be returned to the Office OF
the Dispatch, the above reward will be given Ssd
no questions asked. DC 2s-E
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ashland Rac,S.--A beautiful day and the an
ticipaton of two good races, attracted full
attendance at Ashland, and everything went
of salts factorily. Several strangers from the
North We're in attendance. There was lit
tie betting on the first race--a sweepstake for
three year oids, mile heats-whIch resulted as
f1liuyyS
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October %, 1859.
III THIS COMMAND will Parade at their Armo-
~ ~ on Franklin street, on SUNDAY MORN
ING Both inst,a 93a o'clock. in full dress winter
uniform cloth cap and pompnnl Grape on left arm
to nay last tribute of respect to the late Hon. john
y. Mason. Minister Pienjpotentlart and ENVOY
Extraordinary near The Court OF st. Cloud.
~ Ser.eant. viii summon their squads.
b. order of Col AUGUST.
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This was an extremely Interesting race, but
a description of it would occupy more space
than we can spare The racing to-day (Satur-
day. is expected to surpass even that of yes
terday in interest. The great three mile match
between the renowned Tar River and the game
and fleet One Eyed Joe, each carrying 100 lbs,
is expected TO be one of the best ever witnessed.
In addition to this, Planet is entered for the
race, four mile heats; and for the two mile
purse the following are entered, and will
doubtless make close and exciting heat: Lucy
Talley, ThOmpson's &. f. by Register, Robert
J Walker Ike Marvel and Don Juan.
The cars leave Broad street at ten and twelve
O'Clock, and the first race will commence as
soon us the last train arrives at the course.
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NgTANTED-COOK.--W wish to purchase a
w young. healthy COOK, who can wash and iron.
For one of une xce ptionable character, a liberia,
price will be paid.
Sc Ats FISHER < WINSTON.
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Stippina.

34=z FOR CUBA
Room me new brig @ Tayers master with fine State
TURDA 9th instant t De Bort d b on Or s GeoFe
tOr passage only, which will be taken at low rates Apply
dIoIw IRA'EKS \ S 4dIG,HE i2ba,,f
a$gz FOR BREMEN.
mass7 Vii III IA Bremen creme ship FERDNAND Bullerdie
freight or passage, apply to "'''0 pun f'
dl5t corner Of ron,t F. /, BRA BRAUNs 4 CO..
s+Tz FOR LONDON.
S7=S The l, as per Loyds Danish schooner JTrNo -
eorSeh VIII nave quick dispatch For freight apply
n29tf Ia MS SGit \ Coz o.,
DOS. FOR MARSEILLES.
s small vessel will be despatched above if sufi
.,,.s HEsLEN 4 ROGERS.
50 n w corner Pratt Gay streets
,zsT&ts SAN FRANCISCO.--C OLEMANJS
$50 Ss==5 INE-FIRST CLASS CLIPPERS-CLIPPER o.
slipper shp RfcSFRs 8 Wen5r popular rfss
rapidly loading at New York and r win a as acve Is now
soo..s PENDERGAsT BROS,
9=9-Hl Il Smiths wharf stairs.
szs9ett M MERCHANTS REGULAR WEEKLY
ne Al CLIPPER per- F sdRoSneT F3f
dayg large portion of cargo board will sail with
bUNNoCK 4 wEATHERLY,
Goods sent to address will he forwarded e W nd
IN sSoG n ana all charges thereon promptly paid
1es to VI, Ps9se send duplicate receipts, and
Messrs 7 G : B G. WoIfHAgentsin Wilmington delft
sf&s5 FOR CHARLESTON, s, C.-THE NER-
ssz5tas GIANTS LlNE-Tp SAIL wEEKLY-The Gopher
ia tened clipper schooner "JOHN ROE: Cant + Il
mond' having the greater part her cargo Gnpsmrd "
gong on board, will sail with dispatch. 7's1 anu
7 GtIARLEs PENnERGAsT,
Mp ,,,.,.- Il Smiths wharf
sion. ~ " " ' '''1 VI '"iniI's-
eaS Sshppers will please send duplicate receipts with
HENRY Russo Esq gent in Charleston do If
s+Psszs FOR RICHMOND DIRECT.-To sail on
- - IppeSday The packet schooner "BALTIMORE'
1iHL,h ROOT Phillips The schooner is now loading and
VIII san as ABOVE For terms Of freight apply to
dIo TRANERS 81 MITCHELL,
| VI No Spears wharf.
.1+5z FOR NEW ORLEANS.-DESPATC
1Tts l. E-Ioads up town-The regular packet schoono
NdOMAK Norris, MASTER is now loading for the ahovt
port and having the of her cargo engaged will b9r
quick despatch For balance freight or passage AMY Il
| r1o+e HESLEN ROGERS,
| -II' N. W. corner Tratt and Gay SITS.
st54a NEW ORLEANS
fA1afs LINE OF
Ship JANE HENDERSON, Captain Kn6wiSs > FL .
EDWARD EVERETT, :" Gunby
aaHHtRH "a 4. MILLER, Gait,
These vessels all of superior class and insure at tn
Ihey sail regularly advertised and com
anded by Captains well experienced in the trade The ca
gdy too OF the above vessels will afford grea
facility to shippers For freight cabin or seerage
apply to JOHN HENDERS0S q 70 h'
GEO. W. HYNSON Co, Agents. New Orleans viii 70,
ward with promptness and dispatch goods consigned
LeII auuIess. dl3-tf
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Mnfban0i8t.

NERDIGRIS.-lO cases Verdigris Ground in
oil, for sale by PARKHURsT, Jr, Co. No 70 Bow.
. l je7-f
WHISKEY.-A constant supply of Rectifed
Whisky kept on hand and will be sold at small
proht by l. T. MARTIN BRO, u S Calvert St Si-tf
IN CASES BEST ENGLISH CAST steel.
~ for machinery and tunnelling purpose by DUGAN
JENKINS, q South Charles street. oe
~ BBLs. RYE WHISKEY, about one wear
old and which We believe be the best article now in
5nore 10 persons who wish to lay by something very
GRAFF 30 South street, Exchange Place je2s-tf
Ok Tres. EXTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS,
~ for sale by SMITH NICODEMUS Olaf
100 BUSHELS PEACH SEEDS for sale by
wv u MARTIN BRO, Y $. Calvert st. n4tf'
100 HHDS. PRIME WESTERN BACON
NISoSESMddsS' bright and hands me- for sale by SMITH
1S0 CASKS CLARET AND SAU'FERNE
1GO Wines, ship arshall,' in casks of 30 and 60
y6SFF and and "a TTGy G ST. PEff
100 BBLS. PRIME WESTERN LARD in
store f2r sale by g. CAsSARD son, 4O7 and 400
S00 BOXES AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
BOLTON 81 W street AGENT i'ia a6asf
$50 SACKS AsHTON5S FINE SALT, in
~ store and for sale by FoARD ROGERS, 10 Bow
900 BOXES PRIME EASTERN CUTTING
SfcoSt " Cheese For sale by RICH Co, No 81 Pratt
sure d5-u
| tHhk LIDO. THINE EASTERN SHORE
IsOOO Feathers in ore and for sale in lots 10 sut
by. W ". WHITMAN Il co, % Light street. M
sIz. d6tf
1000 BBLS. LABSADORE AND HALIFAX
L OOO Herring in store. For sale Ivy RICH co. No.
- IIatt street d5f
= ono LBS. PATENT AXLE CREASE
C.OOOA superior article. for sale low by manufac,-
rers agent WM H. BOLTON, 81 W. Pratt street ap29tf
| e 000 PATENT BATH BRICK-Received
3G -, r from iyerp2oi per ship Fl W Brunei for
10000 o NEST H3 c OPERA s REGAL1A
SSi by HOS n WEBB, s f. corner of Garden and Madi
sun stleets. jal3f
20 000s LBS; PURE WHITE LEAD AND
| %OsOOOSnow White Zinc for sale low by manufac
turers agent WIN H. BOLTON, 81 W. Pratt street ap22 If
! "A 000 FEET A YELLOW PINE
ct. OOOFLOORING BOARDS, bright and wei
sawed Just arrived from Charleston, c per schooner
| y j. Nlcld for sale by PENDERGAST BROTHERS. :,
| Smiths wharf, up stairs. iSSt
! 80 600, HAVANA CIGARS.-Choice
II!ER RODEWALD 80 Lombard street, one door west
| e-tL sneeL- m3l-tf
QS 000 Ell LEON DE ORA BEARS
| 9caOOO 10000 FL Leon de Orc Londres, LIST; 3OO0
ri Leon LondreS, DDS: 250 FL Ninfa Lnudrcs 3d lust re-
celved per steamer Empire City TIERNAN & son, I'm
P9rsers, L y oharles street. iel3tf
100 000 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE
| ~ O.SOOalso Galvanized Iron Pipe, for sale b
DIH.AN * } JENKINS, 81 s. Charles street fe23-tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-22

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-In consequence
- o. me recent discovery and seizure at Havr w tt
5Tehch authorities Of large ouantit Of lNITATFil IA
aio % Messls M3et Chandon, in Eiarnsy, prevos 10
cslye; we c?nsLter 1t our duty canton the puI ait
Ia anu to advise purchasers and ronsl,nrrS
reliable and respectabic houses ~ ''"' 'l'E IRON
We have to believe that tho ;,,;+,.;.- . =, -
Iues Is gong on to large extent, but the c lions a
can ne easily distinguished from the genuine GUatcs
ieos p, ~ =, P TIERNAN a son,