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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

We find the following in the last STAINS
tcad journal:
"Mcsr. Clarke and Worcester. Of the -.
Juhu,hury Academy ~ Music. gave instru-
meutal AID vocal concerts at Derby liue add
Ntaustcad Plain, two weeks since " Inch were
highly appreciated by the audiences who
hesrd them. The instrumcntul periorman.
crs upon the cotnet md piano forte were al.
pcrior 10 ANYTHING of the Kind here Tor ma
nl Years. Mr.. Clarke, the principal or the
81 Juhnsbury Academy Of Music. made a
short address, urging upon oil he a-lIisahili-
~ of paving more attention TO music. lie
freanalt udel the introduction of ,ug1i mu-
sic into common schools, a plan sAch has
long existed in Germany. liis remarks we're
received fa,ornhly, aud upon motion OF MIR.
Mayor Dixon OF Stanstrad, a contribution Of
about $50 Was taken up to MD our young
band IA procuring instruction from some
good teacher
We learn tina, the above band have sccur.
ed the services Of Mr. Clarke as their in.
struetor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
THE BANARIAS cos d.
CORDIAL. WIIJGISIsN-

We arc happy 90 learn that this Company have
cstal shed two agencies ion this country. rnr in
Ncw'h ok and one IN Boston, ohiginH them TO
give bonds 90 the amount of h0y thous aud dollars
va order To- place the business y strong basis,
and carry out the strict rules a. tho COMPANY.
They are determined that the United States shall
not say that their whiSkry ~ NOT pure. healthy
and agreeable. II far exec IN favor any whisky
in our country. and The medicinal qualities arc
far surcriur.
{, w. West /. tho appointed agent in Boston.
- Clinton Street on Mercantile Wharf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

Before NJ print another pane, ~s shall, II
We live, have entered upon new year,
Whht-Rare fllng time lhau the present f1r
d retrospect H. those u aur reader, who
have logged along With ~ the year that has
nov pasod, We lrusI the journey has mutual
ly pleasant
A. regards InE CALfpnNiAs, the year 1850
hhs been tolerahl, successful. Our subscnp-
lion lst was never larger nor advertising
patronage better, Our business - fair. and
would be- remunerati,e Il there we're not 10
many Who have no scruples inohealipg print.
~ out Of HE honest dues. A fast a. Ne
learn these "patrons" We cut their acquaint.
ance, and there are not few Who read The
article, that read oar paper 10, ,hs l'st time.
The fact that our let mas kept good shows
ua that We have been somewhat succeasful IN
endea,orinR to make a good ioeai paper.
We shall Ia no way dimiuish 90, saoHs 10
this matter IN the year % come. Hoping TO
greet you oil at the close Of this and many
more Jeurs, We all present the compliments
Of the srason, and wish sou all HAIRY
INV lEAh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
Miaaham Caunt,.

We learn from the H. 4. Times thtt Mr.
Geo. Campbell af Westminster West, sold
G33 Spanish Mrrlno sheep, head N Dur
ban cattle aud several h0rses % Col. Enoch
fJgm of -liostun and another gentleman, on
Friday, dec. OH. They vere shipped from
Boston 20 Galveston, 1eKas, ior breeding
purposes The sheep we're from tht best
stock 10 Vermont, some Of ~hieh vere faisrd
by J, ", Cplbum Of Springfield, aud brought
about $1,000,
The lighthouse ~ w. & J. q, Flint ~ Bel
lows fall'. vas deitToyed By tire on Sunday
evening,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

" One Of the bctrayrrs Of DR. John Doy
who was imprisoned at ~. Joseph, Mo. for
assisting ~ the rescue Of slaves, is j. }. Hus-
Sey, formerly from Strafurd county, n. H..
who was zcabous FREQ state man, till the
temptation for making money by returning
lugitive slaves 10 their masters vas too great
for him to withstand
a. The Frr,l,riek,burg ye,rs says that
NQN Wise tells the following Joke on him.
s,lf Some Gllo~ cent BIN paprr in which
appeared The following "Osawatonie
Brown and Whatsn-ats-Hm-I Wise 60 be-
pronounced quick }"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
NOTICED

Tho annual meeting ~ the Caledonia County
Young Nous Temperance Society will be held AZ
LYNDON Corner ga Wcdnc dan. January g. lSDO.
90 commence ~ ~ o'clock A NJ. II &, rArnrttly
desired that nc friends ~ Temperance remember
this meeting. aud that there be- "a fuil representa-.
ZION from each TOM iu the county.
l.. T.. BARKER,
J. II STONE.
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The Laiosl Gam HlrLmoua.

10 Is eauhdrnially rfp0ded thst Gov Wise
has requested delachmsnl of bic Paiagoni-
90 MJssy's ist Curps Wild-hoos Catcher.
90 do dulY ia hesitate af Virginia fa1aue
year Tie Corps viii eEhibit their remarka,
bile prowess iu lhe usa af lhe iasso for three
weeks 30 che cry II Richmond. lladnR
shlWn lhs-yast superiority " their method
n disloeating The oeek, lhey vil 60 aher oil
runavay slaves aud insuueelionsts aud by
choking llrse on lhe spoi, relieve the State
from lhe iriiom Jormai,iy and expense n o
legal process.
O. The Boston Alias and Bes saJs that
ilev. 7 Starr King " that oily will accept
the pressing ralI be- hts had from Ban Ffan-
cI'on, a 10000 salary may ba,e bad some
nturnre boz bic decision. Mr King is lhe
great gun of lhe Unitarian persuasion Ia
Nrs England and biz los will BIO frli not
ouly among biz own denomination, but iu the
lecture hall, where ho wss fa,uulp orator,
df- ~ the session Of ,hs Governor and
Council Of New Hampshire which eommeue.
cd on Monday e'rpiug lasl, Gov Goodv in
nominated Hon. Geo, W, Nesmilh u Frank
iiu 20 hil The Vacancy Of the Supreme bench
oceasioned by the death Of Judge Eastman.
--s=--
THE Ilonr JorBsA--- Morris ard VIII,
promise 90 make ibis G'odto paper more a.
lracli,e II posablplh year 90 come than b
hos been In che past Both ne editors stand
100 the front ranks Of American vultrs Of
both prose and song and ils contribution.
are unuceplioHabIo The Journal ADVERTISE
this year, 90 addition 20 III he former peeul-
lar features, some specialidcs
George J., MoWs, besidrs HE usgal con-
-taut labur' upon the several departments OF
lhr paper will make ig the voot on which 90
hroId,r Gul many Sketches, Songs, Ballads.
rlc., suRgcstrd by the history eud events Of
rhc passing time y. i, willis will give d
continuous SERVES Of Photographs Of the
Hour, embodied iu his Journal Of the prom.
ucut persons and leading productions Ia th,
fashionable artistic and intellectual world
lie vii also give more OF hn picluriugs OF
uumc,liir aud rural family ympalhirs and
interests, oul'dsors.ardin, and few more
uf the memoranda Tor igyalidi, which his ca
pcurncr, correspondence 18th in,alids aud
praeIiccd observation on this subject enable
rim tuvritr iiTrry tiru, viii -upTrty n rrrr'-
srric, Of amusing sketches, drawn from real
tfr, under the tide Of My Friends aud !. b.
which sundly w,l..knoWn Literary men and
-rl.at. viii lsu,c,
Published 10y Morris \ Walls, lO7 Fulton
street, New York, at s. per single eopy -
jhrcy copies for Is.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

Just 90 NO go ldprssa the telegraph Iu-
forms No Of 6rss in Ann aEd Rarclsy streets.
New Yoh City which has already consumed
$50 buildings snd is yst'ragng liydmnu
and engines sll frozen up and WON'T vork. --
Another dispatch % noon to-day says che fire
IL stl burning, With only one engine playing
Oh a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
Caledonia County Court, Dee. Term, 1859
Reported Tor The Calcdonian.

reported Tor he Ia'cdunlan,
Present, Hos. LUKE T.. POLAND, chief Judg,
MIA Th5s1, w Ss,,S, A"t Judse'
No. ioi.-AyaJcaa Harrington v Fla,
lee
Assumpsi, on Note. The following fact,
appeared on the trials
The den. purchased Of plfs. agent, I. e.
Harrington, printing press and materials. at
t'--rrt, ~
hill Of purchase, bat before closing the trade
Harrington proposes to the def, ito gi,, him
bic notes at once for $500" saying Ihn, he,
Harrington, knew ~hat the bills we're, aud
Lee would be the loser II he looked them
over, that the, would amount with 20 per
cent. OF TO over $500.
II turned out that the bin, With the dis.
count of amounted to only $ils. Held by
the Court no defense 20 the notes, even II the
representations we're false and fraudulent Z
Verdict ordered for pa. Exception, by def
Bartlett, aud stoddard for pld, Colby and
DAVIS for def.
No. ia Calrm Blakc y. STATE 7,casiu-
r..
.fuditn Quoriia brought TO sct aside On cS.
eeuIion which hid issued against the pf a.,
bail Of one Harrison Colby %
The plG claimed that BE- paid the amount
-of the execution to the former States Attor.
ney in October, 1855 Verde, for pld.
G. W. cahoon for plG Brosn aud Stod.
dard Tor den.
No. l2e.-Naam ", E,.ggiesy. Grorg;
u, Wake.
Tropass for four tons Of starch.
Il appeared from the testimony tina, IN De-
ccmbrr, 1903, Daniel Whippg had an his
property attached by his creditors. At the
time he vas the owner Of starch factory at
Lyndon. In February he made contract
with his son-in.law, ;he defendant, in writing
agreeing to manufacture quantity Of po,4-
toes into starch for the defendant, at Tho rate
Of ten dollars per ton Of starch, the defend
ant al the same time agreeing IN writing 60
pay said ten dollars per ton in advance
Whpp,c manufactured for the defendant al
nGsi1 seventeen tons of starch. Before the
starch was all manufactured, md when the
defendant, IVES absent, Whipple turned out 10
the plaintiff about three tons of the starch
for which the plaintiff advanced to him 1907
the amount due Mhipule- for Innnulaeiu4!4s
the whole. plaintiff taking possession Of the
'amc. The defendant took the starch from
he plaintiff withou, offering to a. the
he had advanced to Whipplc. The
lefen dant claimed that 10y the terms OF the
contra ct Whipple had no lien upon the starch
or his pay, and if he had he could not plcdr
I to u 'hird person. I
The court ruled that Whipple had a lien
ipnn the starch and that he could transfer
he same to the plaintiff, Verdict for plain
III for Sl67. Exceptions by the defendant.
L. 4. Cahoon aud Stoddard for pln. Kart, |
EFT for def.
Court adjourned to the second Tuesday in
Ap ril to complete court business.
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Our Agents.

Is, reference 70 the l-t Of ageotp in an
other column It will be seen that there have
bcrn some changes made for the year 1860
We wish to coll the attention Of those no
are owing US to this fact, and also 10 thr no.
tice that precedos the list.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
THE CALEDONIAN.
BYc ~ STONF s 90.
s. Johnsbury. Friday Dec 80. 1869.

CuKREsFuhuFsDE.-A suii,it roIHHf4ig foni-
gmsHFatoHl from All psfts N thr county upon
matters ~ interest ~ ilnus " AfNs, boz per
tieulsr, ~ili be- thankfully received
~ Al communication hnszsfe accompanied
By responsible na Of not f1r publication, b4t
asa voucher fpr their RruuiHrufsf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
Fircmen's Library Association.

The annual meeting ~ this asaneiaiiaa Mil hs
bold att utou Hall, Tuesday evening. January g.
lNF', "i o'clock, Tor the purpose ~ clrvyiug
new board ~ officers Tor the year ensuing
Al persons having books belonging 60 this a..
ISOLATION are requested 10 return them on Satur.
day the alst inst, under penalty ~ Is cent,
}. g. WILLARD, Librarian.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

c. Tom Corwin was ut breakfast nj
Browns Hotel ia Washington. the other
morning. A Southern member of the ram.
pant Kind remarked. IL see Mr.. Corvin. they
have nominated Scott for the Presidcucv.-
Why, consider Scott to be n more DANGER
ous man 10 the South than Seward himself "
"Oh. yes, sir, no doubt OFF !" replied Tom.
in his deep bass mo doubt of it-Cor Scot;
is fighting man -
Go IT. VIRGINIA There is a IigLt pros-
poet that we shall soon have some vacancies
20 all In our Congressional delegation A
person in "A Richnund pnper aLN ertisrs Tint
he will he tone of one hundred to pay S25
Vurt for fhe heurfs gf the .fotforriHg traitrTy'h
Then follows long lis, Of leading Republi-
cans Of the North most Of them Members
of Congress, mn ong whom is the entire del
egation from Vermont, Mrssrs Morrill,, Wal
ton aud ltoJee.
~ Gov. Wise agreed 90 deliver up the
bo Is Of Copeland, one 81 the negfors hung
% Chnrlesiown, to any white mau seui Tor il
by his fricnds. A southern man was aeut
isr Il from Washington, Nuh lcurfs hom
sSntksru members Of Congress, bot be WIS
s.iIrd End imprisoned for twelve hours az
CltnrlnNo0n, aud ssui back without the btltv
IL nos apposra that thc bodies ~ both the
negroes = ere Ri'sn to-tho surgeons Tor dis
section 90 soon 80 They wefo taken from the
galloWA
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HRENOLO GICAL ROOMs,

Examinations day and etcning. Special ad,,C,
as 20 occupation. Sc. Glass lectures from Octo-
her tn May. Fowler 4 Well publications.
Cabinet and museum free to v.sitorS
ID p. But LER, Phrcnooeist and Bookseller.
l42 Washington ST. Boston 7O74
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FOR Vermont Newspapers.

The Vermont delegation IN Clagress ~ III
be- obliged to the ,diluu lon Vermont n the,
viii state that the dl.lriuulior ~ seeds b.,
me Patent office has b,rn Suspended, uud
that Congress az the lost srs,,ou did Hol
make The usual pro, ision Zoe the Congress
luual Glubv' Tor members OF the lluusr OF
,bc present Congress, The quota ol the r..
r',l viicc Reports tAgricuiiurul and Mrcnau.
.eaI,) uUG Hso uf the Smithsonian reports ana
,unG other hooks, has been materially rudur.
vd mid Ia ggr instance tlsmups RvpouJ
,hs reduction ha, been madr 30 the stcunu
olumc, 80 that a majority oiihosr who have
had the first volume, cannot have the second
bhis nil rNplainlhc reason Why Members
90 -Coupess u" not ard cannot extend their
gIurcsy 90 their constituent, e. go gtca uu
Ntrut as hls been usual, and M The, would
1v glad 10 do. uoHi,siier HdtrLBan.
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Do VegelahIe PuInlonnry nnlsnm

The Vegetable Pulmonary BG,sam.
J have used MYSELF with hrnof, in Catarrhal
Coughs and Colds. and haze fuavn II to be used
with good effects in tho early stages Of Pulmuua.
~ Affections Ia families sround me.
LYMAN BEECHER.
Boston. Oct %. 1888
To McsSrs. Reed Cutler & Co.
Sold by apoth carries generally
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

I'M L,oic 90 nm UrrlH Doc Is mi
tiCnL ( huil,s Otouur ot NV York.
Who made the leading speech At the Umon.
saving meeting IN Ncw York. the other eve
,lng, IN which he declares slavery To- bc lust.
because lac claims that the " il,s are sup,.
uur 10 the blacks, il an lushman Nov ID
happens TINT on the other side Of the ~ ucr.
England Justlics her dominion over his cuuu.
,y men tor precisely the sam0 reason u,.a
heN. d. Adams, ia his "soulh,sidt view, 4"
suggested that good many ct thcm u
Tins country would be- hrtp,r oH with masters
tuHn they are nov. That IL just h, logic.
Mud the same reasoning would have Justified
Juhn brown, q he could have got tie upper
hands OF thc Nirgiuaus. II will justify Gu.
zee, whenever he eau get the mastery over
chi,airy. Indeed, It is good comfortable log.
&c Tor the ruling side, always hut it ia tern.
ole when turned against us. We notec ;hut
the New York OLse,rcr, while app luudiug the
sentiments OF the New York meeting -!.as
not a word OF condemnation tor this doctrine.
- Springfield HepuJiicaH.
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Considering the various forms IN which this disease de-
vrloprsi SELF l. may well be ealies hydra beaded In
rain fu'v a uges ton. Pain ~ 'bo stomAch Hear
burn. water Brush Cos ivenrs. Pics A,iJ ~ Oppression
hft"r Rating Jaundlce Flatueney Torpor Of Ae LIVER
Dizziness. DEBILITY. Female Complain Ac. some OF he
nrt In lane have given heir written Ger iaca
relative 20 he cures c,~ ed IN heir persons 10y
oNyEenA"d ~ bile inouials from her sources
editorial opinions and voluntary eSprcssnn from pcrs,nt
who ate ater-e to ther priI are perfectly
oVerv heiminr.
Read he following from highly respectable Clergyman
EAsT TauSros. Mas, Frb g. ISs
man tNtn S.nNC years have BEEN sunrr, nom the
dyspri~ia besides r1ing he "a renee OF my faulty Jh
ulrI SIRE Neil' q, Y. rh H'ultllsA MIN similar
Ia Match hall duEen D., les Of d" uHtgcustrd ~
heFsii O. psf Them without any hupe 81 deriving hsp
ffutn thvm. bylug dftrrn rd g. give thew gr trial
- ls tit44 1Ac' Lut s4tl's sbs itsep t4 AeRsH A
since hen have gradually improved IN heal an am
- .|s t-e~ i'''rt ~ei trf hrs utrHrh from
s,qu'ht ia ultuey. aud be aWturHrd auus die tnttus
sta hrudncRe bch 81 DAYS ogc her be-. boil,
uun ed mc Tot uiy aud FOR al her ministerial du
precision u rra uds o Acssrs Fowtrk CO. and sbo =
DUTY tAe ppblle. recommend heir OIpsenatcd ~
lug. veAinE ~ diseases uhi,b I..lr
huuHt ueeh ~ bclr. the dfstetsa Having SUFFERED
iuns ant uiri slauy dnsftn fs6cdiss ~itL 90 s IT,,
pItuce lea uthert can 10 the fradvfs b. NV
49, 49, n s ~. he'd Of Them to .1sy re e,s
Prepared b, sKru W TowIEA co hostDu. spd ~
sale b. q HnonAH aud Iiort a CHrrk. So Jabufau'
5oHs hacoa ei J0hnsnury Centre. u A. QrttrI I'|.
dan Crntrsf " No5arFtr. o. ud.r Cafu,t. o % b
H4iE. Lawn W aiyffatd D4Hlte iiusHrrr trr,aIa.
doufu 10, wssi Ceuc.ra. sHJ ul drrirfs rfrf
vhus. Ca
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

/ O. Congress had another ballot fol
Speaker Tuesday, with tho usual result
sherman lacked four votes Of nm clcction.-
We give the proceedings Of tie HOUSE on,
day, as a specimen of what has been don,
the week past. 1t was Christmas
Mr.. Moore offered resolution declaring
Mr.. Botrler Speaker. Mr. McClernnuo
moved to substitute the name OF MIR Dn,i,
OF Indiana. But there we've objections thai
the resolution was out ofurl.4--aud the clcrh
80 decided. Mr., Smith having the floor VA,
apptuled to to ETNe way that1he House iniphl
procr' TO Vuie tor Speaker, and continue uli
? O'clock, and then adjourn. Mr. Smith
would consent 10 M Adjournment, hut othrrs
-+A4Il1-E+ The had better 20 onNNith his r..
marks, which he did. While speaking. some
one sent him a glass of egg .uugg, " hich he
drank, wishing to all merry Christmas"
Some questions order were faised to hi.
monopolizing the Christmas cheer" when an.
other cgg-noPg was sent him. and he drank
that also, bnwiug TO the ladies' in the CALLER
ius. MI smith then attempted TO proceed,
bat was interrupted, aud appeared cxtremel,
anxious for an adjournment, without lusiup
his right to the floor But the Republicans
were opposed To adJouruiug, and lac went on
Various suggestions were made, and nmonp
them one that Mr.. Smith have leave to finish
his speech. aQd the House stand adjourned
ill il Was finished. This excited The indig-
nation of Mr.. Smith, who rose, e,incing
much heutrso,ioR that lie could not see why
gentlemen should wish TO treat him in that
way. He did not see why he should be fore
td to speak to emFty benches, by bot, friends
and foes. Finally a vote was had on aN iourn-
INK, and IL was urgalilud. Their ;oi+,,,, ed
great confusion, vheu another motion to AIT
journ was made. aud the Clerk rushed the
question through against calls for the yeas
md nnNs. hnd nrclnrrn II currlrd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
NUTRITINE pNINCIpLE-

ALFRED g HALL. NJ. d has removed Nil.
othec from "a 10 Central Court. Boston 20 No.
~ tempt" Place. and y now ready 20 sec has old
friends, aud prescribe for nvnlids. as usual -
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PARLOR CONCERTS-

Mcssrs. &. H. CLARKE 4 J. q. WoRcFsrIR
Of the 81. Johnshury Academy n Music. will
give 'Parlor Concerts" for the next two weeks
a. follows
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

6f~ ~ the sessiop Of ,hs Governor and
Council Of New Hampshire which eommene.
cd on Monday evening lasl Gov Goodsi O
nominated Hon Geo, W, Nesmilh u FRANK
iiu 20 hll the vacancy Of the supreme bench
oceasioned by, the death Of Judge Eastman,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-21
AYER,s CATHARTIC PILLS.

FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES OF a FAMILY PHVSIC,
gre so composed that disease within the range OF their
on can rarely withstand cYade them Their penetrating
properties search and cleanse and nygorate every portion
Of the human ognsm correcting its diseased action, and
storing rs healthy yitaeS. Asa consequence Of these pro-
ncrs, the invalid who is bowed down with pain pin ysCal
debility is aSt0nh'd TO find his health energy restored hy
remedy al once so simple and inviting
81 3uy do they cure the every day complaints of every
h0dE, but also many form abc and dangerous diseases
The agent below named pleased to furnish gratis my Anne
rca almanac, containing certificates OF their cures and di-
rectons for their in the following complaints COSre-
ness eotbn Headache driSirg from disOrdersd SiOm-
dch Nctsed indigcSti0 Pam az and Morbid lpGction of
the Borel, Fiqtmencv Loss Of Appeic Jaundice, and
other Kindred complaints arising from low state ofe body
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-21
steamships.

<TFTa c Il a L IT . \
rSsF5aRsteS EVERY TEN DAYS
THROUGH IN FIFTY ROURSi.
Capt. D. French,
TUESDAY, Dec znlbcr 27th
No freight received after 70 O'clock on The iay Of ssa
No Bills OF Ladne will be signed after the departure ct yr
SAMUEL 7. PGARCE Agent.
in Charleston JOHN " cALrWEGL sfs s6 Sla'
tualitg in her departure NAV be relied on p d1atf
e>fFFss> NEW YORK
--z-z--<-sSs- AND
BALTIMORE.
THROUGH IL FORTY HOURS
THE SCREW STEAMSHIPS
P99fRSKIE2RssBURG, G Caps Il VIM W p " Ssfon
fH0S: SWANN, Capt J. 7 Ramsey
d a2CFST F9 cSEHK SEE Sect. ? R EFfPsh
Having been refted with and powerful Machinery,
LEAvENEw YORK,
From Pier H. N R i ana fEr,ropr
EVERY M6YpAY, Wednesday AND FRIDAY, MAX
ING THE PASSAGE
EsMe:chans can rely upon greatest regularity and
tREiiGI}fT SIX CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK.
Y m R sG2aT at 3r2Porn9na rates p
dgnce and Portland can have their Goods promptly forward
ed by this line free Of cCmpifs2n Or ,,.,,r,
ortoH. B. oR i5 aSFEEfif,5 E e..
dlg,tf 90 " EST 'l New York.
<sES%A BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
- - WHARF FOOT IF LONG DOCK.
et and MON
@ Sf E Rf
a. atgTnatey Fare $l2 including Meals and Stateroom,
ss:sl l. HIGGINS. AGENT
9aper Banging anN GpboIstsrp
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS AND MATTINGS.
RpT s m F. dT has s2e complete stock Of
Vevets, Tapestry, Brussels, ThreePys ngrains, and
Glaer new styles Of csrgts Heath Bugs Door Mats
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s22-tf Il Baltimore street
WALTER CROOK, JR.,
w No. 22O BALTIaoRE STREET,
Invites the attention Of purchasers to his very extensive
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FEGsHs gGH1AN ffIR aAk CLOTHS
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tI5 GIatn GIG9FTas in different eoor with silk yan4ycs
d APE r HAN GIN s.
HOWELL BROTHERS.
Would c the eoR PRofb ayd1 %5 tie op
P'ER HANGINGS,
nov receiving from their Factory.
The @r5d b IS as usual varied and INCLUDES al The
FIRE PRINTS, DC. '
Those buying to sell again well those wanting Pa
perlug doge, are invited 10 view the assortment.
Orders from the country promptly att nded to- s0tf
ACE CURTAINSl LACE CURTAINS /!
A MUSLIN CURTAINS,
MUSLIN CURTAINS
WALTER CROOK, JR.,
22G BALTIMORE STREET NEAR CHARLES,
Has received large addition to his extensive stock a.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
CORNICES,
CURTAIN BANDS,
CANOPIES, &c
''7 assortment is better than in this
city.
Also, large StOCko OF
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alt G!it and Cloth, Painted, Transparent &c on Gua
Cambria.
All widths and coors OF
SHADE HOLLAND,
All kinds Of
SHADE AND BLIND TRIHMlNGS
VENETIAN BLINDS
always on hand and made order
a well selected stock Of
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Now receiving from the most celebrated
FRENCH. ENGLISH 4 AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS
Ills stock includes all the different qualities and STYLES
from the cheapest and p!aines to the richest, and enables
him to suit any taste.
fne selection of FIRE-BOARDS on hand.
" Town and country orders promptly attended to-
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