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FROM MEXICO.

NV ORLEANS, Dec. 10th, 1859.
By the arrival of the steamer Arizona have
Mexican dates to the 4th. Brownsville is quiet !.
Accounts from Mexico represent Mramon
treating towards the Capital and Doblado. Liberal.
following him. Liberal victories are reported In
Northern Mexico.
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KErURx on aEsERAL scerri

RETURN or GENERAL Scerr,,
New YoRK Dec. 12.-The Steamship Atlantic
has arrived and brings 81, 500, 600 in specie.
Gen. Scott returns upon her. The John L. Ste-
vens brought down the mail, the Vanderbilt line
having no boat ready.
San Juan island was in the virtual occupancy Of
both nations. All the American troops, but few
were withdrawn and the matter of sending an equal
number Of British troops left to Gov. Douglas.
discretion.
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GEORGIA STATE CONVENTION.
MILLKDGEvILLE Ga,

NlHlAknGEVILLE, uA, Oeo. ~ 1908.
The Democratic State Convention ct this place
passed a resolution recommending Cobb for the
Presidency number Of members withdrew, urR-
ing that the action Of the Convention irregular
and unauthorized
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NORFOLK. Dec. Q.

Vrginus, promising of A. F. Leonard, Esq
editor of the Argus teeven years of age, was found
murdered this evening in one of the rooms of the
National Hotel deep stab upon the neck
Great excitement prevails here, but, yet no
rests have been made
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We delis shcd to that distinguished
Vice President J. c. Breckenridge is elected to the
United States Senate by the Legislature of Ken
lucky. This is high compliment, well deserved.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIx6roN, Dec. 1.-The Southern Opposi-
ton last night adopted resolution that it in
expediont at this time t" make any proposition to
any of the parties, looking to the election of
Speaker.
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BLOODY AYFRAY.-Messrs Cummirs and RAean.
rival ralr Dad contractors had street fight in Bow
ling reen, KY, which resulted in the death of both
parties, on the 3Oth ult
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PRovIDENcE Dec. IL, 1.-THE store of James
Rhodes was totally burnt Friday together with
400 bales of Mobile cotton. Loss $50, ,OOO
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THE NORFOLK MYSTERY.

NORFOLK Dec. 1O.-The coroner's inquest
upon the body Of the lad Virginius Leonard
has been concluded. and verdict rendered Of
"a occidental death. caused bv the DISCHARGE of
shot gnn in his own hands" The rendition
OF the verdict has given great relief to the CON.
munity.
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DEATH OF MRs FERNANDO WooD.-Mrs Fernan
do Wood, wife Of the mayor elect Of New York city
died Friday morning
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DESTROYED BY FIRE--We regret to learn that the
Turpentine Distlllcry of our friend Daniel McNatt
of Robson county, was destroyed by fire in the
early part of the week. Mr. Nc. is one of our most
extensive naval store producers. His loss is about
5000.
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DAMAGES FOR SEDUCTION.

: BOsroN, Dec. 9-Wm A COchrane. who sued
ages in 80, ,ooo was this morning awarded @ 100
by the jury. which sum Mr.. Cochrane gives to tho
House for the3Fa allen.
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A UNION MEETING.

WAsHISGroN. Dec pa splendid American aag
presented by the ladies to the committee of Arrange
ments Of the late Union Meeting, Philadelphia, will
tomorrow be sent to Gov. Wise a. . present to
Virginia.
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WAsHINGToS, Dec. 1.-The Government Sur
veying Schooner Fennimore Cooper wrecked
with total loss, in the harbor Of Kanagama Ja-
pan All hands saved.
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AMERICAN VESSEL BOARDED BY A BRITISH
STEAMER

STEAMER.
The New York Herald has received the following
letter from the captain of the Isla de Cuba dated
Loando West Coast of Africa.
Sept. l6, 1859.
The bark Isla de Cuba was boarded by the British
war steamer Vesuvius, Commands. WISE and taken
alone the coast of Africa in search of American
man-ofwar After having the bark under seizure
for twenty days, during which time they broke open
her hatcfcs and used abusive language, and failing
to fall in with United States vessel, the Vesuvius
finally allowed her to proceed
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Hon. L. E. PARsoNsi of Talladega county, Ala,
Opposition member of the State House Of Repre-.
sentatives recently made . speech in that body,
announcing his adhesion to the National Democratic
party-as We learn from the Montgomery (Ala)
MoiI
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1859-12-17

The wife of Governor Willard, of Indiana, sistes
of Cook. now under sentence of death at Har.
pers Ferry. is suffering much from her grie6 4 the
impending fate Of that unfortunate man.
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ELECTION OF U. s. SENATOl
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

FRANKFORT. KY, Dec. 12 -Vice-President j. G
is elected Senator by % majority.
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la MAeasna1uss. Dee l9--l1raaA1l1u II. l,16u>
made personal cxphnafion ID winch he SSId 81
in his remarks the other day, the unsoundnesa
of the Democratic party North. he had not intended
to charge completely with John Brown, but merely
that the position of Douglas regarding the terrific
rial rights of the Southern people, was not sound
and that large portion Of the Democrats agree
with Douglas.
Mr. Bigger defended the Northern Democrats from
leaning towards abolitionsln.
MIR. johnson, of Tennessee, made speech against
the Republicans and in defence of the Union. He
denounced John Brown a thief and murderer, and
criticised Stewards Rochester speech severely.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE Mr.. Stewart of Maryland. made . Arm
and temperate Southern speech. Mr.. Nell also
made temperate but earnest Southern speech.
Messrs. Haskins and Hickman made remarks in
justification of their refusal to act with the democra-
cy the organization.
A ballot called for, but Mr.. Clark of Missotl-
ri, would resist another vote, till they had voted
his resolution. He wanted (thus says the tele-
graphic despatch) to smoke gentlemen out and make
them declare their sentiments by their vote upon it.
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The 18th of December, 1859, will deserve i'm
Mortal memory. It will take its place in history
as the day of the grand and overwhelming demon
stration of the patriotic citizens of Philadelphia,
who have determined to set their feet upon the
sectional strife raging in the halls of Congress.
and in other portions of our beloved land. They
determined that this city, the home Of Indepcn-
denoe should be free from any stain of fratricidal
sectionalism and that voice should ring out from
under the shadow of the Hall of Independence to
tell their brethren of the linked States of the West
ern World, that however others may feel Phila-
dephia stands immoveable as a rock, for the Union
and the Constitution.
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ANOTHER DAILY.

1t will be seen by the prospectus in another col
umn that Fayetteville is to have another daily pa
per- Mr. A. I. Banks, formerly associate editor of
the North Carolinian, is to edit it.
We always feel like encouraging anything that
is eommendablc and believing that Mr. B. will use
his endeavors please trust his enterprise may
meet with abundant success.
Another thing pleased to learn, is, that it
will be democratic in politics being such and
pedgng itself to the support of the nominees of the
party, extend to it the right-hand of fellowship
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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at the end of the year 800
Single copies, five cents.
NO subscription will be received for less than six
Aaontils. 80
Rates of Advertisin1SSsS4
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irst, and 81 cents for suhuS6Sn4 Insertion for
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For three months, 81 90
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Other aivertisements by the year on favorable
terms Advertfsers particularly requested to
the tumber Of insertions desired otherwise they
% tnse rssd until forbid and charged accordngly
promptly.
P.J SINCLAIR, EDITOR PROPRIETOR
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Respectfully,

Th, above is hard hit at Kellogg and Sherman,
and others of their stamp, for Sinking the response
bility of endorsing the Helper book.
The Raleigh Standard of Saturday contains the
address of the ''W orking Men, 80 the people of n
c. 1t is an elaborate and able document, and we
will take pleasure in laying it before readers at
an early ,iav Press of job and other work prevents
US for the present We always friendly dispos-
ed to the working men, being of that class our
self fan Editor of daily paper does not work. We
woula like to know who does.
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naru earheu money! We beIieye Mr.. Norris to be
gentleman, and will not knowingly misrapresent
the work, and he says it Is practcabe-if it le,
trust it may go forward because it is now aState
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It will be seen by the latest news that Kellogg,
{ Lack Republican, and Logan. Oemocrat) from
Illinois, were about coming to blows in the House
Some days since Kellogg made the following charge:
81 charge that Mr.. Greely again and again.
with others in consultation in the paror of Judge
Douglas planning and scheming the election of Mr.
Douglas the Senate of the United States from the
State # Illinois,
This was done for the purpose of injuring Mr..
Douglas. as there is on earth who is SO much
hated by Black Republicans is the 'iittle giant
Of course there was no foundation for the remark
Horace Greely in his Tribune refers to the charge
follows, in which he pays high tribute to Judge
Douglas He says he spoke to Mr. Douglas
upon any political subject once and that was
in opposition the Lccompton Constitution, and
then he adds
Mr. Kellogg there is just one remaining tie of
sympathy between Senator Douglas and myself now
that the old relations of political antagonism between
US are completely re-estabsted: | detest his doc
trlneS but Ike his PLUCK. Had he signed ever so
heeae~slv circular recommending Tom Paine S
A ss OF i:e.son, you would never have found him
prevar'cating, apologizng, deprccating: he
would .have simply and cooly told his adversares
to make the most of it. y that some Republicans
ss ses:srelX almost but altogether such es
fassictJ MOVE yer unlike IN every other
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~ We wish to dispose of very excellent hand
press, now used in printing paper. 1t is in good
working order and very little the Of the wear
has attached very excellent selfinking ma shine
The whole will be sold cheap. Apply at this Office
Our exchanges in the State would confer favor
by inserting the above notice one time
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Paints, Oils, coo.

SPE.tN Refined. Lard. Lnseed and Tanners OIL
~ WHITE LEAD; turning luid Putty Window
q and Sash of all sizes.
4 fresh supply of Ponds Pain Destroyer.
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We can see from the above the side condition
of Northern sentiments. Gov Wise was abused,
hooted at and maligned by them for protecting MS
State laws by the military under his command Tor
the purpose of preventing the admission OF armed
men to his State who would come there for the com
mission of an unlawful act but Gov Chase Woua
refuse the admission of their troops into Ohio tor te
purpose of Furnishing offenders. Ohio is abolition
ized, SO is Chase that's the
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Gen. Scott returns upon her. The John L. Ste
vens brought down the mail the Vanderbilt line
having no boat ready.
San Juan Island was in the virtual occupancy of
both nations All the American troops, but q few
number of British troops was left to Gov. Dougas'
discretion.
A UNION MEETING.
WASHINGTON. Dec ia splendid American flag.
presented by the ladies to the committee of Arrange
ments Of the late Union Meeting Philadelphia will
tomorrow be sent to Gov. Wise a. q present to
! lrginiA
ELECTION OF U. S. SENATOR
FRANKEoRr. KY, Dec. 12 -Vice-Presdsnt ]. c..
is elected Senator by % majority.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
PaovrDEscE, Dec. IL, 1.-THE store of James
Rhodes was totally burnt Friday, together with
400 bales of Mobile cotton. Loss $50, 600.
FROM MEXICO.
NV OK. EAEs, Dec. 10th, 1859.
BY the arrival of the steamer Arizona we have
Mexican dates to the 4th Brownsville is quiet.
Accounts from Mexico represent Miramon as re-
treating towards the Capital and DobadO Liberal,
following him Liberal victories reported In
Northern Mexico.
GEORGIA STATE CONVENTION.
MnLkDeEvILLE, Ga, Dec. 10. 1859.
The Democratic State Convention ct this place.
pdsseu u TeSO1utlon recommending Cobb tor the
Presidency a number Of members withdrew, urg-
ing that the action Of the Convention was irregular
and unauthorized
NORFOLK, Dec. Q.
Vrginus, promising son of A. F. Leonard, Esq
editor of the Argus televcn years of age found
murdered this evening in one Of the rooms of the
National Hotel deep stab upon the neck
Great excitement prevails here, but, yet no
rests have been made.
SURVEYING SCHOONER WRECKED.
WAsHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Government Sur
veying Schooner Fennimore Cooper was wrecked
with a total loss, in the harbor Of Kanagama, Ja-
pan All hands saved.
THE NORFOLK MYSTERY.
NORFOLK Dec. 1O.-The coroner's inquest
upon the body Of the lad Virgnius Leonard
has been concluded, and q verdict rendered of
Accidental death, caused by the discharge of
q shot gnn in his own hands" The rendition
OF the verdict has given great relief to the com.
munity.
Hon. L. E. Parsons, of TalIadega county. Ala.
Opposition member of the State House Of Repre-.
sentatives, recently made . speech in that body,
announcing his adhesion to the National Democratic
party-as We learn from the Montgomery (Ala !
Mail
DAMAGES FOR SEDUCTION
Boston, Dec. 9-Wm A Cochrane. who sued
Geo. l. Perry for seducing his wife, claiming dam
ages in sc, O0O this morning awarded 43, ,UO0
BY the jury. which sum Mr.. Cochrane gives to the
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aAA-1lll'lliil7lsl l-zlz4ll
Sail ROADS,
i3; & -::s;sss;l FOR TUE

eska Up - FOR THE
BAITTN9PE ,..r VEST AND SOUTH
lows: f'4' -As'' iso' The trains will run as fl
70 IT, ERp ses Sa3II BatmoEea Except Sunday
trains 90 DIRECTLY IWEST AND NORTH VEST Ron
~. n OK WAY PASSF NGEHC
BetWeen baltimore and Piedmont tste ~ 20 =,
petWeen OuH3eTland and Wheeling Inv VIM, ~ "a "a tram
berland and wheeling Accommoda6D over Tor Cum
Grafton ana farkersourg take the 405 n ahu DetWee
tmore. 'O'I NJ Tram from Bal
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves BaIt;,,,... ~.
and from Frederick at $50 4 " at 4l5 p. NJ
THE ELLIC0TTPS MILLS TRAIN laavas r,I..
6leP. NJ ' ID ''75 A NJ, an
FROM THE RELAY HOUSE Cbesides the ro,r,.-..-.
there will he special train at $50 p for Ra Trans
For WASHLNGTON AND THE SSTt%TGTeg'
Leave baltimore at 20 and 45 A. NJ, and IL and 40 p
NJ On Sundays at 40 A. NJ only. Leaves Washnafor g.
baltimore at 40 and $50 A NJ and - and Is ? N H.
sundays at 20 p NJ only The second and fourth tram
only nom baltimore stop at way points The second an
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washin ton connect VI
trains on the Annapolis Road Wv va
For tickets Of every kind, int ton, &c, apply to J. q
HN"liANp, AGENT or at the TICK flee, Camden station
W p SMITH,
l.. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent So >,
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between the Depots on the Route ~ = '"' &c
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on the Bay steamers, and privileged to Ian orT nj 5
at any point ana resume their trip by daylight
E9-PARTlCULAR Observation-Disclosures from New York
and philadelphia by this Line will have their baggage
checked from those cities to BAY BOAT 5, from whence il
will be checked to different points South -
F0rturther information and Through Tickets (Which are
good by the Bay or Mail Lne apply in NEW YORK the
Gompanys Office Great Southern Railroad Office Jersey
Ferry Buildings foot of CORTLAND at No 2S Broad
Bay corner OF Barclay street. above the Astor House. ~ c.
ddsarce' Agent IN PHILADELPHIA at the Companv7s
NJ W corner OF Sixth and Chestnut streets; OF
MORE at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Company ot
oi n, Shon Dock, or on board the Bay Steamers f ~
he aTSe and commodious, and beautiful staaynars
~. 1910, anu ADELAIDE, repete with ever, com
Of anu CONVENIENCE nave been added to the Linz TIE
ne beng nov composed q the splendid steamers I0UiSI
Ana, capt q. W Russell, and DELAIDE CANAAN lac
~ ''i III ''''ii'
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TaiIUrs.

geo. G. SPIES,
AND eENrLEnENs Ft hFEEE2HfNE E EHF9Eiun
No IS North GAY STREET, north of the Bridge,
Ra2a RE- G eTelS esst
n %R K fEh With the la latest sys q
% give satisfaction in style and fit and in prices to
MERCHANT TAILORING
SAMUEL TANEY HILL & co.
HAVE REMOVED
~, No 9! BALTIMORE STREET, near Holiday,
goods suitable for the beeass trade and GeSf
mems Furnishing Goods at extremely prices ala 6m
John H, REA : CO,
Messrs JOHN r. REA CO. take pleasure in announcing
larger and more varied than ever before
M ERYs NOV Rd SPLENDID 1Sd stock Gf CLOTHS Css
in style that fail please both in price and manu-
FURNISHING GOODS.
Grayats ScaTis Ties sdspenders, Handkerchief Shirts
Their stock Of SERVANTS, and OILED CLOTHING, is
worthy the attention Of Planters ocIatf
SsH5i g' zS6 SMOKING roBAcd6s 0'R'
P1nLIco SNUFF FE KfIfE lSb ! OR OF
sMoKING TOBACCO FACTORY,
In BALTIMORE COUNTY,
pa removed their place of business from II Exchange
No 81 FAYETEE STREET, three doors west of Charles,
sS ffF' E b 5RG 5SAG6 q m SR6
AND IN EVERY STYLE OF PACKAGES,
soqHcH IS. ssi5 se isi'SSi ssg.
DO do In beef . and calf badders, packed in bbls.
Dc DO d. Il SP5tiss in and dqz
cH6AaGe9R9X sEgEE1Ta tisTfs kegs bottles
Nos. l, and 8, cut and dry, in bbls, pound, ound,
and quarterpound papers, neatly put up in gross half
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO,
or all grades loose in 6bs also in pound half and
Ao in 10 6 bales of Virginia and Carolina
80 would solicit share Of your pat patronage.
81 Fayette street, doors west Of Charles
lit Baltimore Nd.
MARYLAND STEAM TURNING
hAsR ESaP agH gKaz HAkR SAW
ING HTv and ADJ T q IL, of every style, for
SiSRAL REsl DEN - ih,,,, ,-,
v Cogmps fiated an ain Bsqsradng for Poreos
Bench and Hand H f GFa u
TURNING AND e! SWINE VIM variety Of
MAHOGANY o fHa H4t ssS Fop1AHs ,.n
Also COFFIN srUFFs and I TENE EE6S . !. COW
" CORNER OF PARK AND CLAY srRRETs.
Yald-South Eutaw street felT-tf
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-In consequence
d@na1tt p of pFu
ceye consider duty caution the public against
such imposition and to advise purchasers and consumers
reliable and respectable houses ' ~
We have reason to believe that the imitation these
can be easily distinguished from rs genuine qqa}tes
je2stf Messrs. Moet Chandon's agents in Maryland
d E NJ OV l..
IL Having associated with me in partnership RICHARD
Eth TgQMAg 81 The gHrnsse q IMPORTING JOB
fRffF' Thsn sSn S9 y
fayors hope my customers and the trade generally may
continue to the new firm the same liberal patronage they
have extended to me.
s2llm EDwD L. PALMER
VXTM. c. ROBINSON,
w No 81 BowLY's WHARF, BALTIMORE,
WHICH HE Will Will E6WEsr MARKET
WINTER AND FALL S EF SSH 5 ~, .,r,cvun
RHEEST DIT. Bf hER HE'D
MACHINERY, LUBR1d JAIN 9All Np CYLINDER spER
RsNk k AS3 lSSz2sENE 6aSpE
CHURCH ORGANS.
Tns ~ R s tssy
Viz s Sa%Sa pnciana stSRd piagasOn as Principle
" EPbe n Yoh and to'o Case
j2Qn No. 10 N. Charles street.
VIVIAN b SONS LONDON SHEATING ME-
The subscriber has received the Agency Of this celebrated
English Sheathng Metal, and has now hand and VII
~'f ~'''' LAMBERT Cuttings,
pslh s. Buchansn's wharf
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GEO. G. SPIES,
~ Az, o,, MERCHANT TAILOR,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING EMPORiUM
NO 50 NORTH GAY STREET, north of the Bridge,
Keeps constantly hand full and fashionable assort
ment of GENTS WEARING APPAREL of every descrip-
nom and Is now prepared to furnish all the style OF
to give satisfaction in style and fit and in prices to suit the
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Minfs. YiQnors. &f.

ts&tER5a BLACK TEAS, &c
yz4iSz<R P. TIERNAN son,
Uer Tor sale the following articles, of their own
particularly for family use:
SHERRY WINES-Pcmartine's finest pale gold and
brow in wood and in glass. 80 e "
PORT WINES-Sandeman's Competition rod a,a ,uh;,o
Port, In wood and in glass. ~" "Hu "hi'e
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard Morcb,s O. - A. It.: :.
wood ard in glass; ALSO Grape Juice ~ w 'eiia' III
HOOK. WINES Jahannesberger Steintereer Ma,cohr,n
ner Cabdinet lieb frau mich, Bronneberg CT Isa6 ~
quarts and pints W a"u ohanuohs nnest' In
Brandies. eS'' . Nie ou paie anu dark
Ky MS3oid and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and from
me Isl ISLaad sI imported direct from London
no mixture OF aromatic poison in n ~ U anu
200 half chests of the finest SOTTCH0NG TEA amaze
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MMtban1iR,

S00 BOXES LAYERS.-R. M, Gormez & Co.;
OOU 800 boxes MR. S; 100 half boxes MR. 8: in store
and for sale by G. O. G0RTER No 50 s Gay street asf
S00 BOXES AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
O10Ofor sale low by manufacturers agent, WILLIAM IT,
boLION "a w Pratt street ap29-tf
HS0 SACKS ASHTON'S FINE SALT, in
OCOstore and for sale by FOARD & ROGERS, l6 Bow
" wharf aI3-tf
2 000 LBS. PATENT AXLE CREASE
superior article, for sale low by manufactu
rers agent, WM HI BOLTON, 81 w Pratt street ap29tf
e O00 PATENT BATH BRICK-Received
O9%OO from Liverpool per ship Of. w. Brunei for
ale, atoat by FOARD ROGERS 16 Bowlys wharf j25tf
IN 000 DOMESTIC, OPERA, REGALIA
cash. by THoS N WEBB, s. E. of Garden and Mad
son streets. ja13-tf
% 000 LBS: PURE WHITE LEAD AND
turers agent WM H. BOLTON, 81 W. Pratt street ap22tf
"A 000 FEET "A YELLOW PINE
OF.OOOFL00RING BOARDS, bright and well
j. Nield, for sale by PENDERGAST BROTHERS. II
Smllhs wharf, up stairs: j23-tf
S0 000 HAVANA CIGARS-Choice
IhfR RODEWALD 90 Lombard street. door west Of
oouth street. m3l-tf
QS 000 Ell LEON DE ORA BEARS;
Fl Leon Londres Eds $4,000 FL Ninf Londres Dds Just
celyed, per steamer Empire City P TIERNAN SON I'm
porters, N. Charles street. jeI$tf
100 000 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE;
IOO.OOOaso Galvanized Iron Pipe for sale BY
pU1AN JENKINS, 80 S. Charles street. fe23H
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-14
Sbipping.

- HALIFAX.-Schooner 'IDAIIA" will
Shaye dispatch, and can take few hundred barrels
Ipply to RICHARDSON & Co,
ol4-3t 81 FycbanGa place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10
SHIPPING.

DAssAGE FROM LIVERPOOL BY THE OLD BLACEl
Star Line Of Packets sailing every i've days; the none
l. returned parties decline coming Drafts or
Royal Bank Of Ireland England and scotland at IS per
Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10
WATCHES, JEWRLRY, &C.

A RIzONA PEARLS.-wE UAVE JUST RECEIVED AND
n made into heastpns earrings, rings and studs
OF these beautiful pearls NIL mounted fne gold ~
fourth the price OF ordinary LADIES' do not fab TO call
and them al L. JACOBS cos 33i Broadway, opposite
the Broadway tbeaLe -.