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, 1859-10-18

rom khC ladl1A1p1lh Jo1tIal+ l3&s-i
We remarked yesterday that the indications
Stntc were chccringto Republicans. The more
returns We receive, the naoro sure and encour-
rginE these indications become. We have nu
doubt at all that the Democracy eau be beaten
in this State ne It year. Certainly the feEu1siou
Of 1856 was not half SO clearly marked by the
local elections OF 1855 IS is revolution next
year By the, elections OF this. The following
Democratic counties hare either been carried in
whole or in part by Republicans, or the ms jori-
ties greatly reduced.
Brown. The old ''steadfast,' always good for
800 majority, elects an auti.Lccompton Demo
cratic clerk. Mr. Adams. over The regular Dem.
missioner, Mr. \. y. Norris. by zoo rnajority-
Dekalb, always Democratic ty 100 or over,
elects the whole Republican ticket this year.
Clay. always Democratic BY good majority,
elects the WHOLE Republican ticket.
Carroll, always Democratc By ena!l majori~
ty, elects the whole Republican ticket BY IN av-
ersge Of 100 majority.
Cass, Democratic By 100 or more majority.
elects The Republican ticket BY 100 to 7oo
majority.
Hancock, Democratic be 800 majority, elects
half the Republican ticket.
Miami. Democratic by small rnajority.
johnson, Democratic by 4oo. elects Republi-
cnu Audtor. aud is reduced to 12o on the Dem
ocratic judge
Porter, Democratic by 100 last year, elects
the whole Republican ticket.
Upton, Democratic b. 150, il cut dswn to 20
Shelby, Democratic BY 500, is cut down to 1eo.
Noble. unreliable. bus usually Democratic BY
small majority, elects the whole Republican
ticket except the Clerk, which il yet in doubt
The Wabash Expr<ss reports thst Sullivan
the heaviest Democratic county in the State
except Allen, has elected The whole Republicn
| ticket
bartholomew. Democratic by 600. elects Re
:publican Clerk.
Knox, Democratic, elects Republicans Il
about half the county Offices.
Now this, we submit. is very pretty recort
| Of Republican gains. Let us add to it the fol
lowing counties which the Republicans have
Carried: Elkhart, LapoHe, Except Recorder)
Tippecanoc, Marion, Wayne, Henry, St. Joseph
| Decatur, Hendricks, Warren, Hamilton. yigo
Morgan. parkc, Fayette, Union, Jefferson, Mar
shaltss utter hot eontes.), kosciusko, Wabasl!
Jennings, Switzerland BY 200 to 800, Floyd
| Clark IN Lawrence.
, 1859-10-18

CHcRcH OF THE HoL1 COMMUNION 10 THEIR
LATE REcroR, B1sHor WHIrPLE.-At meeting
ofthe Wardens md vestry Of the Church Of the
Holy Communion, heid on Friday evening, Sept.
Goth, the following resolutions were unanimous.
ly adopted. They are 4 just tribute to Z most
worthy md excellent man:
WHEREAS, In consequence of the election Of
our belosed Rector, Rev. II. B. Whipple, to the
DsshoP1ic Of the Diocese Of Minnesota, be has
been obliged to sever his pastoral connection
with this church-and whereas, In accepting
his resignation IS our Rector, we, the WaTdens
and festry Of the Church .of the Holy Commu-
uion, in behalf Of ourselves and Of the conere-
gatiop, des:te to tender to him and to place upon
our records an abiding memorial Of his services,
aoa Of the estimation in which ne hold him
therefore,
Rtso1red, That 10 the labors. zeal, aud deyo-
ticn Of cur late Rector, Rev. Il. B. Whipp!e, is
this church. under God, indebted for its iounda-
tiou, aud its present prospecting condition;
that be has given himself to the cause of found
ing this Free Church in this city, with faith
never faltered, and an energy which no OBJ
s:actes could overcome; that to him chiefly is
the erection Of our beautiful church editice ow-
Ing, and that We owe him debt Of gratitude fox
the work he has performed which cannot be
easily over r-esEpAted.
4AAGkte4 4A0& kGC 3El4Lkuu3 Rn1EQ nave Gf.
listed between our lste Rector and this church
during the whole period Of his minist1asion,
hare been Of taa-niost cordial nod afltctionate
nasure; that We respect and reverence lis char
ncter Is o Christian minister, and love him Is a
faithful, devoted md tue friend.
the poor and neglected, his quick aud warm
synpaihF with soErow and suffering, his ar
dent zeal for the salvation of sinful men. lisun-
flsering deyotiou to his Masters work, and in
the trustfui und loving spirit in which he has
been perpetually "going about doing good,'' he
has written upon our hearts and upon the CON.
tuunity in which be lived, the record Of true
Christian life, and will leave behind him blessed
memories Of goodness and piety which can
never perish.
R*solrtd, That in parting with him we desire
to express to him our grateful appreciation Of
his life and labors amongst Us; to assure him
Of our warm md sincere affection for him per-
be will carry With him our best wishes aud our
earnest prayers for his welfare: and to invoke
the blessings Of Almighty God upon his future
labors in the new and important sphere Of duty
to which he has been called.
RscIrtd, That oopy Of these resolutions be
entered upon the records Of this church, and
that copy Of the same, signed by the Wardens
and Vestry, he delivered 10 Rev. II. i. Whip
pie.
/. l. i. = S.ssss, s }waFdens,
GEO. c. RrCkkL,
f. e. LARSEp,
VIZ. 5. WoobwARD,
". ". AIlpoRT,
Tuos. u. H1L1AEp. T Yeslry.
b. C. SCRANTON,
FREDERICK DICKINSON,
4. II. WR1aHr.
THE WESTERN TnAcr Coxaxxr1oy,-The Con-
IF
, 1859-10-18
cTATE OF ILLINOIS. County

CTATE OF ILLINOIS,, County
~ Of Cook, SS-supeiot Court Of Chiesso. Novtn-
q, shcrtal and John E. BoJd-1n chanee.T,
Amd.vit Of the nen residenes Of Iohn E. B5y1 of
Of the Clerk Of s.d Supeto. Ctu oY Chako. Sotee
hereby Etre. 10 the s,d Joha T. Boyu thu. David T.
put in sad court the ehaneey sde thereof ths
eIxhtecn.h ta7 Ct Aust l8a. and sat tter--
tuahe the int Aoadsy Of November next ls33 Is
Vow unes, ycu the SD John Eoy1 shall Personally
be and appear said scpefoF Coust Ct Cheato Of
Cset County % .ae rs az II ;as net ~ ;ase to
Noveet1 ~ I'd eleaa .: deraa; T. ;hs ~
md haks therein charged asd ted viii Be taken coz
fed aad eeszee entered ,s.4,ss I9a according . u
pE1yef Of Ga1i bill WALTER k1ABAL1, LICK:
r. SrfFr Complt9 SQtf. ae13H
, 1859-10-18

TuE NV SUPREME JUDGE OF CALIFORNIA
The San San Francisco 1Im<s Of the Esd ult.,
says; "w, ". Cope has been sworn in bs
Judge baldwin Us Associate Judge Of the Su-
preme Court, in the place Of David S. Terry. re-
signed
, 1859-10-18

ILLINOIS AND A1cH1oAx.--0n and after to-day
canal boats drawing four feet three inches, can
pase through this canal
, 1859-10-18

CONGRESSMAN ELxcrsD.-Hon. Harrison G.
Blake, the Republican candidate, is elected to
Congress in the X1Vsh District, Ohio, By s,eN
mlority, to fill the vacancy oecasioned BY the
death of Hpu Cirrus Spinck.
, 1859-10-18

CANAL SrRzrr.-The raising and grayeling Of
ca nal street, south from Washington street, is
going On With Eigor and rapidity, with pros
pect Of lis being open once more to the public.
, 1859-10-18

SUPERIOR Counr.-The great case Of De Loyne
against Shelby, is again on trial in the Superior
Court. It involved in its issue some $la, 900 to
$4,000.
, 1859-10-18
Mem advertisements,

II C. H. ScRfVES, Adrertisieg Iq.n'. Is Des.rkarn-x
aAoFfsed to reeetst 4dse7t. Jos lks and all H.
L<adI~9 Fdpezs of the SurA Es.E jA.ha9+y
, 1859-10-18

q We arc requested by Nj. Dean, 10 s.y
that Frank D. Gray, Of shia city. is the owner
Of the pair Of matched horses, to which WAS
awarded The 6rst premium At the kalamazoo
National Horse Show.
, 1859-10-18
THE CITY.

- Remember the sale of furniture this
morning at Gilbert 4 Simpsons at 10s o'clock.
, 1859-10-18

DEATH OF HON. JOHN Z. MASON.
The last adviccs from Europe tring intolli-
gence Of tlle death Of Hon John i. Mason,
q. S. Minister TO tho Court Of France. We
arc without particulars beyond tho fact that
his d'sease was apoplexy, and that he died on
on the Sd inst Some two years ago Mr. Ma
son had an attack Of the same disease, from
the effects Of which, We believe, Ao never
wholly recovered. He was appointed to the
post in whicl, lie died, ly President Pierce, in
1883. It has been said at Washington that
he would be recalled after the adjournment Of
the next session Of Congress, and his place
gircn to james Gordon Bennett. The Presi-
dent will now hare an opportunity Of reward
lug his bosom friend and the chief supporter Of
his ADMINISTRATION, at an earlier dav.
, 1859-10-18

DIED D

In Nor:hanpt- n, Mss. Oct lth, Mrs. EL11tNETH
L. 3. PRINCE, VIE Of LIT. Wulfn Henry place, Su.
pe1intcndcnt Of ass Lunaiic Hospital Aged y yArs.
, 1859-10-18

Aaron Roberts, a eolored man from Philadel-
pnla, no" IN 'n's c'ty "lth the model OF q new
machine ios e1'iagnasoing hses. By this ma
ealhe' ~a'eF can DC eash5 forced into the fourth
story Q! building, without the least danger to
The persons operannstde machine from the fall
ing walls, or the intense heat OF The FIRE, The
machine resembles telescope in sections, set
vertically on truck with four wheels. With
crank the sections are thrust out like drawing
out .eleseope' ana ean mus De carried to m
ele'at'on o' ~ or ~ 'eot- on the top or inside
sec''on Is olSena4ge pipe, working oy On uni
versa po'os' ana 'egu'a'eo D} ropes or chains
~ '1e nanas 81 pe'1oas III SAFE ols1ance- :1he
maen1ne Il nheo anu "ater 'orced out hy means
otnose a''aeneo 70 us oase' connected with an
ran he ea,ily a,tacbed IL the TN .ect;n, ,nd rna
up to tile window of burning building. ott.,;n,,
a means of escape to inmates. when otber are.
nues and means are cut of: and thus safely low
cred to the ground, Mr. Roberts ha, test;uo.
mails of the value Of his in veution from the CITY
Council Fire Committees of Philade]p1ia, Gin.
ciupau. and other cities, and also recommends
t;ons from munv nevspspers of New Yorl
pb;,ade,nh;s 6c, From the examination we
h.v. t..n ano,,,.d - $50 H.. ,ro,,;no ,noaa,
-. 49,. ;n.,;..s ~ ~. nn;,;on +ho,;t :, 49, ~
vent;on ,xh;cl, oucht IN commend ;t<e1f n Tho
public. wehope our citizens will look at Rob-
erts' invention. and If found wo,tbv tn. ;orent.
or will receive that aid and encouragement
which be deserves and needs.
By the ruling of the Patent Office, under the
decision of Justice Taney. Ar, Roberts being a
colored man. md therefore having no rights
which a white man is bound to respect, can
not obtain patent for bis invention. 1t is
therefore necessary to enlist some white nan in
hi. entprnr;se tb,t a ,atcnt mar he secured
Nr Roberts will remain in fila citv for some
d.rs.
:. --
1ot'e1 toIAf'-Aue ie''ee eoo't Jes'e.o0I
1otn'pg' 1us''ce aA1u ples'u4us' ''u 'ne oes'
pusine's ss y. 'ne se@son' ius 'o''o"'ns 'e'1o"
clttzens 1ell '1euns 10 tne t1epEess'oie eoh-
from HiVh1and Park. drunk. 50: Edward
Lynch, drunk nud d;sorderly, s.; Mary Wilson,
drunk and disorderly. e. and 30 days: Julia
Molloy. drunk. Is: Pat. Murphy, drunk and
breaking windows, IS; Frederick Rud'aff
drunk, Is: John Rees, disorderly, $3; John
uenderhe1n, drunk, s.; Michael Thompson aud
John Henderson. disordcrlv, Il each; Patrick
McCauley, q poor drunken cripple 80; Viii
liam Smith, alias Simple, and William Kelly,
two roughs, drunk, g. each; Ann Manning,
ala. Brown, aud James Cover, drunk md dis
orderl, in Ki1eubbin-Anu was III old custo.
, 1859-10-18

# Remember the sale Of Paintings At Gil
bert 4 Sampsons this evening. They will be
on exhibition at the sales-room to-day, where
ali lovers of tne art arc requested to call and
examine them.
, 1859-10-18
TOR SALE The Subscriber will

TOR SALE Subscriber will
a-il II pub1c suction t. tho hkhst bddsr fer eash
No i Marine Hank Chlear, two e*rtAtn patents bsoeI
by ths United St7.A u Jeallm Astns one far Al In
AttIns' Autonafon Keapsr and Baker; wh:.h pasent
d,sed Dserter s!s 1see issued oeoh.F s1s. 1894 sat
Ap' at,h, 1854 both Of xh.eh wrr~ d~y alkosa T.
sxee1sd Deee1aher Sd 1861 duly sssknsd aad eonrsTed
to ne TOR ths usea IN sid deed mentlon-d-
JAMES CLAPr,
A1MKneeof
, 1859-10-18

WAsTED,--Any person having small house
containing four or five rooms, or rooms in the
second story Of brick building, convenient for
small family, and centrally located, will ind
good tenant BY addressing "II.," rnrss AND
TRIBUNE Office.
, 1859-10-18
LOCAL MATTERS,

~ Go to John Jores, l19 Dearborn street,
and get -FOUR clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will BE- well done and at prices to suit the times.
s# Our lady readers will all b. Interested to
hear that Wuu,sley + 1fucston's first opening
Of full and winter millinery will take place ii
their ew store, Al Clark street, on Thursday,
October 20. aul7 1t
~ Should my one have Kerosene OF Coal
Oil Lamps which do not burn well, smoke, nor
give satisfaction-whcther purchased at The
Lamp and Oil Emporium or not-by calling
with them at No. l2d Clark street, they will be
examined. and the cause ascertaincd free of
charge. No good Kerosene Lamps with our
Boston Oil, should smoke OF emit m odor.
oc1S-6t.
Gas F.xrrnEs.-Brown 4 Wilder are now re-
ceirins from Cornsssus 4 Baker, and other man.
ofchandelicrs Pendants and other Gas Fixtures,
Globes. &c. all IN need will please call Mt IL
and 49 State street oe17:2m
To L1QroR DEAlf1s Axp Uauau1s7s-Th SUBJ
scr1bes has the agency for G. c. Paoh l. Co.'s
superior Cologne Spirits, Pure Spirits and Alco-
These goods we're awarded first premiums at
the Worlds Fair, held in New Yoik, 1868, and
in the late o. 5. Fais in this city.
Liquor dealers will find these goods u .lesi-
dcratnm for its purity, uniformity and mitducss
-prefcrable to amy other in mixing with fine
imported liquors.
Always on hand and sold at lowest market
pri<es- Apply to
LEWIS ]. MA6xCssox,
oc1o-Ct s. South Water street.
- See advertisement Of Cornell l. Co.'s
twu-thread noiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemuaer, No. 1855 Lake st.
au27-ly
B Vichot! Conchas!! Comerciante
La Orleans Regain de Londres! ~! La Meier
De- Ia Habana!!!!! Choice and select brands
Of Cigars just reccised By y. ". Corbin i Co.,
ds South Clark street. Try them.
, 1859-10-18
The October Elections.
I0EA-MlNNESOT4-
Kirkwood aud Ramsey Undoubtedly
Elected.


We give below all the returns received up
to Inst evening from Iowa and Minnesota, in
tabular form: as compared with the last vote
for Governor in each State:
, 1859-10-18
G1aanten.

w ANTED-A Small Furnished
~ houss fer tie Wlc.es roE,aa. Attresa box =3s6
, 1859-10-18

srxA11sa Ptes.-John Murphy and James
Kelly we're arrested on Sunday for stealing two
pigs from pen within the classic precincts OF
K1gubbin. They we're held for further exam.
iuation.
, 1859-10-18
TCTION SALE EOF LUMBER

CCTION SALE OF LUMBER.
IL WhezeaA quantity of unb ber Of va<foue hindsaad
H. Merchants sav!uks Loaa md Tra& Company y Asu.
n Ka1apd Co.. colxte1Al security for ntshtedne of
nd Henry Howand r Co.. to Tho MD company portion
Of vhrh 1ndebteda&A nov past dua Nov tasssaoF~.
Loan AID TITUS, Company Will on the ah tay sf lttbbex
ne1t. atteu O'Clock In h. fsnoon st W 40 lumber q
thereof shall be to sasisfy hs portion Of nd
ndxh due and Tho expenA Of ND 1s} = tha
cornr Of south Clark md toh A eea IN bs city Of CHI
c,xo vhere lid lumber .ualed, Bu}ess psaAe all 1n1
"a a5::.M j.. II. DCNHAN. rrealtentx
nsIt .ut tu3e md pe ~hsEs Tho remaining portion of
Ii. lumber vtu be sold without reseFrs 'of czsh.
oet0a6te.td J. II. DVNHAN. PNsk.
, 1859-10-18

~ counties to hear from, hut they are mostly
small. Loves total majority ia ls57-2,15l.
, 1859-10-18
o<3 aE34 I'd

{)ECEIFERS S 4 L E.-On the
IL 1h da7 Of October tnt II oA. y. .ha't sxDoss
for ie 4 public suction =. ~ .s1.sS Sf ": 4 ba'tss
1CafpetA Chair sota, b<aaEkau. kedstsa!is.
Paintings Ma:t.e-se4 Stossa. WsshHAnd. Tso1eA.
- voh1nns an md other books. Tegma cab.
r. l.. SHERMAN,
or..k.M Receiver Of wx. Fo1pAAN.
Ths sSors aae h adjourned untl Wednesday. 1oth nst
A1'" '"e'0e1 ~ T. - -" r. L. suERxAx,
oel3 Heettsef 0 MN. foHDaA&.
, 1859-10-18

nRESS MAkING.-1Irs. E. l..
IL pemtnk has removed TO 1s3 Van Duren s..eet, "a
door east from Cask. ~here she vu Be happy her
Old Customer Ard uAby - spY {tl d!spos
to f1ycz her with their patronage ccl34wx
, 1859-10-18
En6t ann :Fnult0.

DERU COAL AT $3.50 PER
j. TON, 1t HIGGINS sLIaHTHA1LS Coal Tazd. cor
ne9 X1zka aud Asdaaoa Eseeta. pFx1ssa Of American
Transportation Co. Fifty une9 wanted tnmedtatty %
Soto Peru Apply ~ aho1e. oe15 sdF In
, 1859-10-18

SEw QUAgrEas.-The American Express
Company hare removed their Office into their
new building at the corner Of Lake and Dear
born streets. They have probably the finest
Office west Of New York.
MADISON SrkEKr uoRsE KA1LRoAp.-Wch hear
another car was put on this road yesterday to
satisfy the growing necessities Of the public
Hereafter cars will leave each end Of the route
once in fifteen minutes.
, 1859-10-18

WANTED-By . Single Gentle.
mae II p.!ate saal:y the South side. for the
Attre*a P. o. BE 6.a, oel5{sx
, 1859-10-18

ANOTHER GRAB.-0n Sunday night, fellow
entered the cigar store on the corner Of Clark
and Monroe streets, grabbed box Of cigars,
and left. Officer Pilgrim started in pursuit, bnt
the thief was too much legs for the Pilgrim, and
left him in the distance,
, 1859-10-18

~ Go to John Jones', l19 Dearborn street,
and get -FOUR clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will BE- well doue and Ut prices to suit the times.
, 1859-10-18

SourH CLAnK STRxEE.-The paving Of this
street to Polk With Nicholson pavement is COM
plsted, and is open for travel. The Improvements
on South Clark street hare been commenced and
finished with m alaczity which speaks volumes
for the property holders on that street It is
now one Of the finest avenues in the city.
, 1859-10-18

WANTED-By Lad II years
w Of axe, Of good education. u situation In ! Drug
and ApotneeaEy Scte 10 easu the business. HIS shs be
Il! se:crecces. Irq1re Of S- y. Il. HICKC0x Edtott.
Uaee Of the Prtss and TEhune- o-.3a.f6t1v
, 1859-10-18

sE- Our lady readers will all b. Interested to
hear that Wun,sley + 1lucston's first opening
Of full and winter millinery will take place il,
their n ew store, II Clark street, on Thursday,
1rtnI.er a1 sr17 A. >
, 1859-10-18

WE = HAVE AZ. SoGSr On AND Itkss ,., TWEM En-.
whh wozk rp iatn foters At axA very cheap
Inquire Of HM. Il. RAND. Pfrsx And Trsbunh 043ca
, 1859-10-18

TetA1 q CIaunt c4.,..S,E3
Hep. nlajosis*a......s,Es
Exp. cz1p .... -. HN9
, 1859-10-18

Tue WEsrERS TRAcr CoS9xx11oy.- The Con-
ycntion Of Western Christians opposed to the
policy Of the American Tract Society at New
York on the subject Of Slavery, meets tlis
morning at 10 o'clock. in the First baptist
Church, south of the Court House.
, 1859-10-18

S7Ark STREET SEwER.-The construction of
the State street sewer, from Twelfth street to
Archer Road. is going forward with unusual "a
pidity. The work is done in the very best man.
uer, and reflects much credit on the Sewerage
Commissioners,
, 1859-10-18

ITO RENT-Fiye new brick houses
l. s!th marble ftoat. fronting Un!on Park. The hos<s
3Ie furnished With S2a hot and cud 1ater hsouShout and
n oeher modern apEureents tfooi brick stahies- Fps
pasuetl.ss apply u WA. CARPENTER, or 10 F. T.
EHASpI.EH. Il South ElaEk Mfee4. pc24IHa
, 1859-10-18
90 1HR1tt.

ITO RENT-Ihe House in which
Iresfte No. ~ Rrsh .tsret- Pat OF ths furniture
and carpets viii bc dspoa-d Q, desired: The hnu.e in
perett uFtsr. E. n. .bLAlCuFURD.
SnfA
, 1859-10-18

ITO IsENT-A New First Glass
i Wood Dwelling on Wa,aah arenus south Of Twelfth
kxcct> With Ill nuefn Improvements, containing eleven
good ha!a And yat, md good cellsf under the
seslaixlim IL 4 BCH.
, 1859-10-18

" "ANTED-Two or three B 9
ogC Sail Te.sels Propelle fo- full ea1Eoe4 to
Bu47ao. SEELY, LAWRENCE Gu.
, 1859-10-18

ITO RENT-Dwclling House No.
l. Is; Wabash avenue four s-nres and cellar. marble
'front.' with III n.os1a Improvement hot and cold water
bathing Ttu1s Ea+, with dxfutea ii supplied. Apply tn
L. TKlIl on The prxnises Kefertnexa rrQu!ssd .ea1:x
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-17
I'll STEAM TOW BOATS.
--5sSssE-55--@@-l-r oFFrCr on

C9mnanded by active experienced masters, well known
as sKiliul pilots Of the Chesapeake Bay and tributaries
Rates o. towage reasonable schedule Of which can be seen
at the Companys Office 81 Smiths wharf The shortest mo-
boats ~ ~ VIZ VI HiS "'O'e
a27.3m n rT,1r
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-17

OF all grades, constantly on hand. jal2-tf
@A R. K RAUS & CO,
t|NA IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
A&zGHE&zA IN LIQUORS AND WINES, PRODUCE AND
CIGARS,
81 W. BALTIMORE STREET, I'D door east of Howard)
Oner Tor sale an extensive of Cognac
Brande various vintages; Whiskeys, Old Rye superior
SCOTCH Old bourbon, Monongahea; Holland Gin of differ
ent brands Domestic Brandy Gin, Pure Spirits Rected
Whskev and Peach Brandy; Swiss Stomach Bitters a su
peror article, oil which sole agents the State of
Maryland Cigars, imported and DOMESTIC all guarar teed
to give satisfaction.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-17

istI DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHfLADEI
PHlA and BALTIMORE, via the
III N,QKEQkka WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
y GOMEk9, AND NEW ORLEANS.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
NV DAILY, Except Sundays,) via
BAY LINE, IL SEA-B0ARD & ROAN0I%E RATIROAn
- TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from 1880 ''eS'
NEW YORK TO WELDON, N c.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-17
Skippna.

ssS5+ FOR MONTEVIDEO OR BUENOS
$500 H 1ot RESIThe fast sailing bark "PALADIN"
Japan John G Wilson, will sail 18th instant For passage
having superior state room accommodations Apply to
o15t26 u Moft 80 S Ss,IEEWAkI,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-17

SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT
~ WATER COOKING RANGE OA
SILVER MEDAL AWARDED AT THE LAST FAIR OF
THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE GIN We
Having purchased Of Mr. MOORE Formerly with Messrs
STANLEY co., the exclusive right 10 MAKE use snj
yend that justly celebrated COOKING RANGE Known a
"SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT " ITFp
COOKING RANGE,n now prepared To put nm = "a
Range in thorough workmanlke manner at the shortest
possible notice, and reasonable terms and
anteed to give entire satisfaction All persons HAVING ~
Range in USE application to either In perso %
by letter, procure printed list price of all the parts
sary for repairs, &c He'es'
40 ~, i, ..A,1
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,sas5A FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-Tbe
ID. Knight Capacity 2,30O bbls. Apply TO "
.. TRAVERS Il MITCHELL,
oIz-GI No 2Spears wharf.
.9$54 WANTED TO PURCHASER GOOD
SCHOONER Of $50 to tons capacity oak built and
copper fastened and butt bolted. J. WORKMAN,
Shit L. IL
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She amply provided with well ventilated State Rooms
ana berS which renders her of the pleasant and
comfortable boats for passengers the Cheapeake Raw
mas been thoroughly overauled repaired drne Tie
past winter and furnished with NEW BOILER thereby
greatly increasing her speed. ~
Freight Of all kinds taken at very moderate rates. ad
and Friday, up to 3 o'clock ~ '' iN'H"''
All Freight landed on the river must he PREPAID
Goods from other lines destined for Fredericksb IN
points on the river will be promptly received by the AGENT
IN baltimore, oharSes paid ana forwarded with despatch
tram from the River received and delivered ppr bag
For further information apply on board or to 7'
CAPRON 4 GWYNN, Agents,
No: u South street, Baltimore
,,,. f. SLAUGHTER, President.