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Pc,crsons' Counterfeit Dctcctor and Bank Note
List Tor January has been received by us and ID cor.
rcctcd by Drcxd & Co, the well known Bankers
and Brokers' and Il l. the best and most reliable Dc.
tcctor Of Cosntcsfcie Altered Notes published In
this country. The number issued this day fully
Describes riay.two New Countcrfcits and contains
fac-simile Of Bogus Bank Note that d being al.
tered to suit various hanks all over the country and
which Is being put into extensive circulation Il
al>o contains several other pages Of very valuable
information Of everything appcrtsinins to Bank
Notes. Il has bccn considerably enlarged this
month, having now forty-cisht pages and con.
tains also hc-similcs Of several hundred Gold and
Silver coins, besides. We have no hesitation In pro.
nouncins il the most complete reliable and best pub
ction Of the kind in the United States a. Il Is not
used to subscrvc the interest Of any banking house.
rs most Of the SO called DctcctorS arc. II should
be in the hands Of every siorckccpcr in the whole
country, and We would advise all persons who han.
Tile money TO send two dollars in letter. fcr years
subscription, To tho publishers, and thus subscribe
for the scmimonthly issue Of il at once; or one dol
lar Tor The monthly issue Il Is published by ].
u. PETERSON & BROTHERS. No. SOC Chcnu;
Street, Philadelphia TO whom all letters should be
addressed. 4 copy of "Pctcr>cns' Complete Coin
Book" the most perfect aud ecnplc,c ono In tho
work. will he given gratis TO all subscribers for 1859.
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Dec. 30th, 1853

thinking aS you think. Let every ooe enjoy The
full and free liberty Of thinking for himself Let
every man Isse his own Judgment, since every man
must give an account Of himself TO God Abhoe
every approach IN any kind Of dcEre 10 The spirit
Of persecution. II you cannot reason q persuade
q man into The truth, never attempt 10 force him
into L.. II love will not compel him lesve him 10
God the Judge Of all-JsAs Tssisy
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1SArarsAriox OF Gov. EsIp.-Thc Inauguration
Of John ". Ellis as Governor of North Carolina, viii
take place to-day at is o'clock. In the Commons
Hail. in presence Of the two hoascs Of the General
Assembly. The oaihs Of Office viii be administered
to the Governor by the Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court.
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To tie Voters Of RsisigA:

As our municipal elections arc near 1t hand. Il Il
proper that the people should determine. TO some
extent at least. in their minds whether change
in the Mayoralty would bosic any good to our City,
We have gentleman a, the head Of Affairs who ~
perseverance. industry and untiring eucr-y has re-
deemed us Car a. lay In his official power. from
the riot and disorder incident TO town life. lie Il
gentleman In his intercourse with his fellow inch
a man o: strict integrity and sober habits Why
then talk Of change. Il the good Of the City 1,
be sacrificed for the sake Of few disappointed 80.
cial-position' men. Let the honest voters Of Ra-
leigh look In their interest and cherish the rcmsns
motto, "ctcrnal vigilance Is the price Of liberty"
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Jrpcr DorctAs.- Judge Douglas and wife arrived
a, New York City on the ssth. In the steamer En-.
pirr City from Havana lie was waited upon BY .
Committee Of the Common Council and rendered the
Inequalities Of the City. II was expected he would
remain two three days and then proved 10 Wash
inston City.
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For The Stssdssd-
To tie Voters Of tie Wstsr~ Ward:
The name Of Albert johnson h suggested among
Others to be used in connection with thc position Of
commissioner of Western Ward lie Il bssisSs
practical mss, one who will without fear % hvos
discharge his entire duty. Give him . good vote !;
~ crvIs,
Dec 3OthL 1854
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~ General James Gadsdea Of South Cazolina.
not long since the q. s. Minister to Mexico. By
whom mas negotiated the treaty BY which this coun,
try ACQUIRED Arizona or 1.-THE Gadsden Purchase,"
died on Sunday afternoon At Charleston. full Of years
and honor4
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- Mr.. Bohns;cit. agent Tor the Ch;ckcrins ri.
amos. will be In Raleigh about the 10th Instant
lie will remain but few days Orders will please
be lcft at the Marlborough House.
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Ne "A6t;eanJr = Gesev;a

SASAxHAs, Dsssstba s0-Ths Rsysbliss q
this mesninE states thst number d The recently
imported Africans wese arrested at Macon. On their
way to outh.wassm Georgia, and brought 70 s.
yannah
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- The communication Of "R. ". s. In reply
to the Minority Report on the Crvvnsborough and
Danvic connection, shall appear in our next
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q 4SF 'Es5F iEs e1Ys-
COU0HIpO1OUuCR @ III DRA1NABO. q
- -
C1sSse.o 'A9kTns9s - &C., 1920 IL |
X Vrsss EWe6sst&Q&V = M No.
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- lrspsssfssaa ~
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Tue ots Sndsnis a the Stuyvs1ueA SeAuytsn, vm |
Iossess and other Old kntek9esek0A kssp . ~ |
customs q their sncsxsoss 10 crss1 exseDl 3
Nichols cposinues 70 b hcncrsa He , vonhip-
= juae nov 81 lsest uose Than any olhse niss . |
the ca'eothf. Visiting end eaain& bssid0 su0e |
drinking Of wine and edes. are die s.ibssss aeaiy
laid before his altar. The Germans hoveves. dat
give up their hxvs biss. nor are their pipes hid
aside BY any means 1hc claim the privilege a
Enjoying themselves according TO Their oun nosSonx
leaving others to exercise ihs same: sue hssS b
Ncw Hosk, seems 10 be settled that mol only may
mca do a. they please bot ths; one nan ar srs of
men. l. lust a. good a another. and 4 syr.s drsl
better. especially the former be ven vsszed r
<cicntific pussli.su
The snioymcnts a the season cpum~orrd sos,s
days ago especially in the usy of putySc ssnus<.
mcnts The Theatres and Concert falls have hsd
sor,. n &C.. ~ s.h;h:.:a.,. ~ ~, ~ s =: 49,,
.nd cr,,. ,,r,f,.,..,,s-. ~. .5.~,st.-, 81 81 -
ir,ro,ns y" w.
Many of N. rbu,rhs. .,, hoa,;o. Gle. q, -.,..
funds 10 pay some dcbl; 10 psy fcs rvfaifs. o. 30
Church f.;,x arr ,.rr .,.rc,.x,i - 3, = -,
flat NOT L.. ,hsn s,mc Sro IN - ..,;..S -. =,
n Tn i,,,;,. C,,s..,,... - ~
Tn. Me-, -, s..,;,.s !. ~, ;r., ..
Ito, Of The Nina Isr.. ..sss,, nm q IT. IA, lin.
P;c,lomini has roos !. down Es.; ard ons or ,ro
Other evn.surrs arr ooz .l.ros hi. r;rum...nc.
len prcplc somsvh,. fr, 10 ,s,roniss ,hs noouisr
,nj r.,,;o,;c rsr., .h;ch h.s .r..--a m. 80.
n Errrrs, mi : ,oiir h.rJ n -, -,.,hr m.
n,n," ar -. 5.u.a,~.. - 80 ~ - w..x:s
n. e,.,;,.I - - - s.. ~ IN
so very Gar ,oxsrd sirane;n~ The nsi;oosl insrr.ss
G ,hs ~ ..'..'.ssss W " ~ Es.-,aam -
IT,. a.. n,s,., - ,ss 80
G.. w:,'.i,, 90, e. e-,s - - s.x.s.sPS
or eoncrr, The i,disx mt, a. 80. is.r-.Sns
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A Coon PRINTER i wanted al the Gazette ofscr,
Ncwbcru. Sec advertisement
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NJ. W. HANSON.
RALEIGH Dec. 18th, 1858.
GENTLEMEN left home before your letter, infor-
minr me officially that had been elected n .JndUe

GENTLEMEN: left home before your letter, infor-
ming me, officially, that had been elected Judge
the Supreme Court, and requesting me to accept
the nigh trust, had arrived there; and have just
Received it
No event could have been more unexpected BY
mt. or have created more surprise. When at an
advanced age and after long service, heretofore re-
signed seat in that Court it was with Che sincere
desire Of enjoying the repose and quietness of pri-
vae life; and | thought had then laid down the
cares and responsibilities of Office forever It would
Rot be sincere if were to conceal that it is painful
to find myself disappointed To give up my retire
ment is against my feelings and breaks up all my
plans for the short remnant of my life; and, after
abandoning for six years the study of the law, feel
and fear others will feel that at the age of seven
tone, it is an act of rashness, unsuitable to that
age to undertake again the labors of the judicial
station, to which am called
But it has pleased the General Assembly to tender
this renewed expression of confidence in my dill
galce and fidelity and in manner which touches
my scnsiblties most deeply: so that l am led to
believe that in their opinion and in that of the
country, 1t is my duty to enter once more into the
public service. Under the circumstances also sup
pose 1t to be obligatory me to obey the commands
OF the Legislature Therefore, as duty, forego
my own inclnations and accept the Office bestowed
On me; and will endeavor with what impaired abil-
ny retain, to execute with my associates its func-
Tons. return to the General Assembly the most
uaieigned thanks and Acknowledgements for the hon
Or conferred on me but, at the same time, under
ke the task with very great difdence and entirely
Ill Difference to the authority of the public will.
:, The manner in which, gentlemen, you have made
inc communication to me, and the kind terms in
winch you have expressed your hopes and wishes
III my Usefulness in Office, lay me under great and
Asng obligation to each of you individually.
With high consideration am, gentlemen,
Your faithful friend and servant,
THOMAS RUFFIN.
10 Aessrs. W. j. Houston, NJ G. Whitaker, and 9TH
ers, Committee. ..- ....-
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.: JUDGE HEArH.-We were pleased to meet onr dis
ahsulshed fellow citizen, in court last Monday, and
!" md him enjoying excellent health after undergo
ing the arduous duties incumbent upon him as
district Judge
e HIS election by the Legislature s source Of graf
leaton to his MANY friends in this and other sec
IONS Of the State Probably better selection could
not well have been made.-Edenton Erpress
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SAVANNAH Dec ss.-rbe case II the wandrr1
testify. and vas impsisceed .
Capt Frsxses. a ths steamer Augussa, testified
thst be carried ooe hundrcd md seventy negroes
within tvc miles a Augusta On The 18Th a Dscsa-
bcs. He believed them 10 be Africans
Capt Chsssy. a the ssssm ting Lamar, refused 10
testify.
ses vese In attendance
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d. K. McRae, ESQ.,, has been elected to deliver the
annual Grafton before the two Literary Societies of
me m! University, at the next commencement The
1iaectie Society, upon which the duty Of electing
Involved, could not have chosen more talented son
Ut more graceful speaker.
We understand that the President and at least
wv TWO members of his cabinet, Messrs. Brown and
thompson, Alumni of the University, have prom
sea to attend and their presence added to the rich
erary feast that may be expected in the Grafton Of
MI Mclsae, will doubtless draw the largest crowd
ever collected at Chapel HIN G. Presbyterian
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From the Charlotte Democrat.
CORRESPO NDENCE.

The legislature appointed Committee to inform
the Hon. Thomas Rutfin of his election to the Su-
pene Court Bench \ friend at Raleigh has kind
i furnished us with the correspondence between
tie Committee and Judge Ruffin which we publish
!tow:
RALEIGH, Dec. 18th, 1858.
Hon. THos RUFFIN, Dear Sir: In obedience TO
Join, Resolution passed by the Senate and House Of
COMMONS this morning, we beg leave to inform you
tat oil Yesterday you were again elected Judge of
The Supreme Court of North Carolina, by an almost
unanimous vote of both houses of the General As
Senily.
We are instructed to request you to accept that
hi.h post of honor and duty, to which your State
with one voice has called you, and to add another to
the long list of eminent services which it has been
YOUR fortune to render to your country.
May We be permitted to say that though you can
not increase the measure of your fame, your State
hopes that you will continue and prolong the period
ofyour usefulness
We cannot conclude this note without an assu-
rance Of happiness at the course the Legislature
has thought proper to pursue and an earnest appeal
that YOU will not decline the honor it has sought to
bestow.
We are, most sincerely, your friends,
W. j. HOrsroN,
N. c. WHITAKER,
JOHN KERR,
W. n. H. SMITH,
NJ. W. RANSOM.
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GLEN ANNA YKAALs SEMINARY,

TlHE SFRtxO sCss1Ox ~sH c1@ssW FGnaCA1Y
Il ls sssS. h<ssS ssrsssise q sssh~e sed ieSas g
rss .aesk. ysissss b nsSsiss kssscA1 e1s ~ -
ssa. xasae ssd Orasmesssi cxssusSss6ssely ks.-
Fspsk slanss1 81 ssy sssse, 30 ss ~ey Aesssks
thsy shoaa te psyssei 81 he cunsnoneai al ~ s@A-
Csisireuss csssaias ~ sse>ssy iessusssn ses5es NJ
tks q isssssesses. sssus -, ~u ~ t~wsseso .
Az. rno,sAs e.sAssss
bsssS 4 Tspsasss.
Jsssssy !. isss. = vr
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NOTICE 10 OC1lDE93.
HVHE JAIL OF ALAMANCE COUNTY gu b - -
Il ss~ssssasn ~ ss,.rsse wAss1rse shs lstk q
Jssssy sssl n - - - sssty e ssssA 6pssiar
sIKEa esAysox. 4 Sc.
Eovfx 6. scLs. 60, lo..A
A q. oOv0. 81. H. ~-
&c.. L n0LI, ts
jssssry ]. ist o. $780, r-f s-SAs
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. or . NEGROEs VOR SALE.

"A wsIts sAsIi e6ss - pskase sscssee 81 0ssysAafe
- she cs.uay Il xs~shssfs1 xessk CsrSins weases
dsy ts svssl Asy Il FsAsnsy. lss. fhssshss 80 tssv
sssru~s cassasse Il ssa. sssnss. bgs sd safa MOS
Of th~ fsssa hssds ssd isspisss sh shs csso
ssss Il cnasca SaeA al sstss b rssvay c0sre %
f~tae ssie &ad sks sss1s eu ~ sO~msssasfsae. The
fisrs Il sale IL tnsss1ssy Il She yssrl Il NE fsrS-
tsss ss6 Srshss1 sd k~sscAs 0siswsAs. ssfhsa toe
sAsass II wsaSss ssl sce~sSe - Rsss.l fnn s 300
DAVID A. BARNES.
Jsek~a. n. G. JsaL I. isso l-~ss
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8usiilsss Cures,

-
j. LYLE CLARKE ww " proo,,,
CLARKE & PEGRAM, fA'"A"'
RGNA AND N0RTHf c cGf Ts stiE aINUFacrUREo
. $50 Exchange Place
Jel-u Baltimore
FOHN GREACEN,
% WHOLESALE DEALER
amiga, IN SALT AND PLASTER,
-aPIo-tI No &c EXCHANGE PLACE.
EUGEN9 HIGGINS WIN. KENNEDY JENKINS
HIGGINS & JENKINS,
Ii WHOLESALE I AND AND RETAIL DEALERS
AND CANDY MANUFAdCfHfRERs,
mIzl-1 ~, CORNER PRATT AND CALVERT STREETS.
I'm. MACDONALD oro nron.Iv
MACDONALD & DUGDALE, D''DA-'
SUANo GRAIN, FLOUR, CORN MEAL
All the approved EHRAH sFRAw Mill FEED
=, . Cor. McELDERRr's WHARF AND Pratt ST.
diff BALTIMORE.
THOMAS NJ GREEN pyy nun, 10
GREEN B YOE,
Dealers n sa cHSfcE & e esome Faeeo
... AND FINE FAMILY GRoCE iFsGsS Ai0ooNS'
IelI4 NO IS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait.
Times BOYD,
- REAL ESTATE BROKER,
p.., 26 ST. PAUL STREET
2fsafg es'2s9R 5 5sf R f If and st
T H. & J. S. HoGG,
~ CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
m, Nos. s AND 10 CLAY STREET
work entrusted to them will their particular at
Jobbng attended with punctuality ia,-tf
q CASSARD & SON,
~. PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERS
Provisions GENERALLY.
49, Nos 407 AND 400 WEST BALTIMORE STRxRr
Baltimore
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WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,

a IN,
M&dzG@& p. TIERNAN d son,
Oher for sale the following articles of their importation
particularly for family use:
SHERRY W!NES-Pemartne's finest pale gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass. - e0U anu
PORT WlSES,Sandeman's competition red and white
MADEIRA WlNEEJohn Howard March's fine Madeira, in
HOOK WINES-Jahannesberge Steinharoar no.ool..
ner Ca6ibet lie IF mich, Bronneberg OF 1876 w
quarts and pins M Oiiaiuons nnest, IN
BRANDlEs-otard and Hennessys fine old pale and DARK
the Islands imported direct from london anu
HOLLAND GIN-The best oualitvMTiern., ,,r,a -,
mixture of aromatic poison In II "n pianu-and
200 half chests of the finest SOTrCtIONn .-f
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SMirts, Yiqaars, IL.
~ CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
tkE6 j. B. CHARRON & Cos AGENTS
# FOR VINEYARD PRoPRlETORS

@1111szxs IN FRANCE
I4o inst received and offer for sale very superior COGNAC
vintage of 1911 Charron Pere ct fls Brand
Pmile Belmont Co, Cognac Brandes, various yintages
BordeaGx Caret Winesfrom low to finest grades Burgun
DIV Wines from medium to very best grades produced in
Erance superior White Wines; Champaone Wine various
brands HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHiSKEYS Of prime
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid.
Also, consignment 10 bbs very old and prime Monon-
gahela K Whskeys 10 bbls very old copper distilled
bourbon hlSkeys 200 bbs fine medium grades Bourbon
in want of pure liquors Office No lS4 LOMBARD STREET,
8 doors east of Hanover
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TaiI0rs.

AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING EMP0RRiuu
KesI NO 50 North GAY STREET north of the Bridge
ak RIM A Fl fa 81 grR
s nTT Eh all Hbe The latest Style
times. W " " p'''es 70 sun ~ uie
MERCHANT TAILORING
fA ESTABLISHMENT.
From H w. t EEhqy Street to
No. 9! BALTIMORE STREET, near Holiday,
ment Of goods suitable for the bescass trade and Geni
men Furnishing Goods at extremely low prices aIsGm
John H. REA = CO.
% Public n kh CO. take peas@ in announcing
larger and more varied than ever before " 10 much
RS RS6b e Sek wifi IF
that cannot fail to please both price and manu-
crsv.t, s.... FgTR3 IN G0oDS;
d Their ste stock Of sERT4Ss' and OILED CLOTHING
SSGFiFss AND SMOKING ToBAcd JOSS H COLE
p1nnrco SNUFF E{}Ff RSfS$5fF'5i'FR13'
SM0KING TOBACCO FACTORY.
Have ramo,ed t IN BA Ip COUNTY
No 81 FATETTE STREET, three doors west of Charles
StGf6 6Bh 9aE ST Of M R e
~ L Ss in Eli Bl1Ss: D.
de- do do Ia Il S1s saB a Sb DE- sss
G H5ASe9Re 2y sNgFE ss bottles
$500. sTok1NG TOBACCO,
Quarter Gu % II 6 Sat a IN %n
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO
fall grades, loose bbls also in pound half pound and
a a papers and in neat packages Of oz
Tobacco carefully selected by us. 1 o''0''ua
solicit share f F6 Hss5 YRFa&srsn cs5E
u.. 81 Fayette street, doors west Of Charles,
ll ~, Baltimore Md.
MARYLAND STEAM TURNING
hMAE Gp TSSD a hgaNRSk XERP
TT fTY a4 bW TEgfRINIIN@ Ofevery style, for %
HaRAL RESIDENCES,
Columns. flute, n, ,,,,. D.. PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
EkFRf EB 5B i$ fSjS$
Bench and Hand Screws Hubs, oval Frames &e
TURNING AND Sl s2E VIM variety Of -.
AAho'ANt c fhs RRk4t aH9 Poplar
Also, COFFIN sTUFFs and yENEERs oAA' ASH &C.
CORNER Of SG Fan TA es1 cisE s sSss,,s
Yard-south Eutaw street NAi 'rH fsi7sf
4 AUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-In consequence
Eranoh discovery ana seizure at HaVre by the
Bells Of Messrs Moet Chandon in EnernaY La
eeye we consider duty caution the pubic gans
imposition and to advise purchasers and
, NY aner champagne Wines of this brand only from
reI Wa e. and ls I respectable houses O' non
s Mn S is gGng On to the fictitious
''"s ir p T rs EgSsnppe qqsS HN
Ie2st Messrs. Moet Chandon's agents in Maitland
ID NJ o V A L.
IL Having associated with me in partnership. RICHARD
BN FokEGS t1s R PHfTEsse Ct P baTs
soGTa SHE fE!eY OSSqp Cd sy ,GSrFsby
continue to the new firm the same liberal patronaSe tba
nave extended to me. P"oiase hey
s.l, I'm : EDwD. L. PALMER
tXTM. G. ROBINSON, -
w No. 81 BOWLY'S WHARF, BALTIMORE.
WHICH HE WITS WfRI o9sNEsTT4 1 on 6 HAND,
VrNTER AND FALL Sperm Oh,
= % PATENT ATE IL oil, Bf aR HE'D
IANd M ERY, LUBR1CATING AND CYLINDER sPER
0RTHWEST COAST WHALE OIL,
sfERHS AND A69 26 sEh8SEsEETTbNN GISn Oh
ly2zu ASSORTED SIZES
rHURCH ORGANS.
hand Ssr% s public
ID Sopd bspsson ssSe PlaRason Bass Pncb
s1 aI 6y Henry Erben New oO1'' CASE
sso ti fnu Aa"'ne Miller NR \ BNEA ae
VIVIAN a. SONS LONDON SHEATTNc MN
TAI, FOR SHIPS AiAT
The subscriber has received the Agency Of this h,a
uglish Sheathing Metal and has on hand anI viii
-... LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
pa 90 buchanans wharf '
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q! d! - GO PHILADELPHIA,
Steamboats,.
ST BALTIMORE Al AND sUsQUEHAN

SIN BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN
hiEsazasslss=srssaHNA STEAM COMPANY
GUlAR DAILY LINE (eXCept sunday for POPT M
P0SII, HAY RE DE GRACE, and TIDE WATER CANAL
The steamboat 'JUNIATTA' Capt. Frederick Tomn eon
leaves lower end Of WEST FALLS AVENUE EVERY
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING at 4
O'CLOCK Returning, leaves PORT DEPOSIT every TUES
DAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at O'Clock P N
and HAVRE DE GRACE ats o'clock, P. N. - ''
, The steamboat LANCASTER" Capt ! W TomIinso,
ieayes same place EVERY TUESDAY, Thursday and
SAIHkDAI EE ENlNG at 3 O'Clock Returning leaves
PORT DEPOSIT EVERY MONDAY WFnNESiil V and
att O'Clock, P NJ. w In " N1 "NAcb
Passage, berths included, 80 cents
Freight received daily until O'clock carried AT Io
and carefully attended TO- " ~" 'N'eS'
~ Duptlcate receipts for freight will be required
me agent at HavTe de Grace will attend To anu
eehandls consigned to him for point on the Pennsv
Philadelphia or elsewhere ~ No'''
JOS. JAS TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
ar X ak: TAYLOR, Agent Havre de Grace
o4-tt J. TOME Agent Port Deposit
AslA FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
zissFzrsz MOND, THREE TIMESA WEEK
Inc splendid steamers GEO. PEABODY and RELVIDFRF
are now leaving Light Street Wharf the above psct
every tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoon at ocnc
These steamers have superior State accommodations
For freight or passage apply to
j. BRANDT, Jr,
d 9 c.,...--.--, Light street - hart
-tooIa ieceLleu ntlly. s29tf
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.MsrfkanMae.

EROSENE OIL.-Entirely free from odor-
MlD0S co. s. Liberty street - oil If
OCUST LOGS AND TREENAILS for sale in
- lots to suit by VIM S. CROSS, corner East Falls and
Eastern ~ " afe a tE
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z .sE FOR THE SOUTH
szsrEzszrnsssls DIRECT FROM NEW YORK PIIfIADEI
PHlA and BALTIMORE, via the

49, , ebay LINE,1
y NqQRRPPQL LERt WELDON, RALEIGH WILMINGTON
GQMERY, AND NEW ORLEANS
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, Except SUndays) via
49, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the fra Ver
TO NO NIGHT TRAyEL on the Railroad from NV
NEW YORK TO Weldon =
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1RI0-S FER !, North River, N. Y
slEA OFFICE OF MONUMFNTG
sA9ssa.-sssr-rAs STEAM TUG COMPANY.
The Companys boats having been put in comnleta nnin
order are now prepared to execute every description of rv
and harbor towing at the shortest notice P vi i''e'
The Company's Boats as follows
Steamer TIGRESS, Captain Iuka aogra
- Steamer LIONESS, Captain A. n TeaSne
me commanders are experienced masters and every omar
anee gwen for the safety of vessels in their charge The
[soes OF owsge VIII he made reasonable For further inor
NATION apply to the Captains board or of the agent
;.,o.. VIM. II. BOLTON,
Ialou No. 81 W Pratt street