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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24
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DE1YATE GUIDE TO HEALTH
REPRESENTING ALI this dis
eases OF the gonltal organs Of the male
aud female, with the latest dIscove.
ries In reproduction. The afflicted
should use no remedies beforelearn-
Jug from this valuable work the su-
bpeuority of tbe authors Paris and
London Treatment OF private disea.
sses;--both married. andsingle,s should
Consult 1t. This book tells how 10
cure The following Diseases, and en-
iphla4t6 aa who gyrnna nd ii rz n eaa
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CONSUMPTION
Z et aagE4gCs AND si3a fA7 81 '-taF
ASTHMA CURED. A

.nN., II. JAMES discovered, while in the East
IL Indies,a certain cure for Consump ptcn "A Asthma
Bronchitis, Coughs Colds and General Debility Th
remedy was discovered by him when his only, lid,
daughter was given up to die. bis child was cure
aud s row alive and WELL DESTROYS ofbeneattng his
fellow mortHs, he will send those who wish it, the
recipe containing full directions for making and sue
cessfuly using this remedy free, receipt OF their
names with stamp for return postage, There is not
single symptom of consumption thhtit does not at
once take hold Of and dssipate Night sweats, pee
vishness irritation OF the nerves. failure memory,
diHicuit expectoiaton, sharp pains in the lungs,
sore sensations atthe stomach,
inaction OF the bowels, wasting away of the mus
cles. Address Q. p. BROWN q co. Nos. 32 and
"a john STREET, New York. 4s.bt--4 II
December Is, 1e59-Gm33%- FA %-
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oREAM UAEE.--ops cuplul Of butter,
two epd half ofspgar. four of -four,
i've eegs, one 'cupfalof cream, and a lit
'issaletatusl Season With lemon or cin,
D'~0n l.s
~NE = ~ Fs''s-FA .n6 sss
49,. ...-.a ~ aal.L-
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= - LsIIrz So plEDtkHAPoLIs, October Q, ,e57.
Dr., CIV. RopAoK--Dears Sir; have used your Blood
Purlher for Affection, from which Ihhye snf-
ferec much at times. While tits pleasure TO taste,
certainly has happy effect upon the nerves. Please
accept my thanks for yourkind regards, and beievo
mo Yours. ]. W. T. McMULLEN,
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M. Moury ia known in thiscomnunity. y.--DD.
April 10. ls61--3 .rs54 s So.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-24

TVNHE Benefactor Is inllible for the immediate re
IL moVal Of Distinctions, lrreguiaritics.g Prolap-
sns uteri ualling Of the Womb LeuchorrLeR, or
hites .and all the diseases ecuiiar to females W
This remedy has never In single case failed In
producing the Menses. have received mahy letters
which all say;-"Itis the best re-
medy we haye ever used.n Sickness atthe Stomach,
lanRuor, Debility, Pains in the Head side and Back,
Loss of appetite, Costiveness, de-, are some ofthe
systoms which attend irregular Mensturation. A. E,
ThisTemedy may be had by addressing 3. s. SHEP.'
.PARD, West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, and euclos.
ing eli and tho Remedy WILDE sGnt by retnrn mail.
N. B. Ladieswho are Pregnant thould not; use this
Remedy. as itissure TO bring Miscarriage, though
no injury TO health wond follow. One Box 81, three
Boxes So AiileteBofinquiry All must contain post
age stand to insure an ansver. sr51a al 5n|
J.S. SHEPPARD, Cincinnati.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10
atbifto of tkt Nlarksts for Gust ygltsA.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 70 Camp strest
Saturday Morning, November TO- 1860
A moderate amount of business has been done
in our general market during the past week, but
with the past two or three days the demand for
Cotton has exhibited increased activity. Tobacco
has been quite stagnant. Operations in Sugar and
have been restricted by Light receipts and
a slack demand, and prices have further declined.
Flour has been in moderate request, partly for ex
port at easier prices. Other prominent articles Of
Western Produce have shown but little variation
In the early part of the week We published the
accounts by the steamship Persia, reporting sales
in the Liverpool Cotton market during the week
ending on the 26th ult. of So 600 bales, 5000 Of
which were to spectators and $500 for export
and stating that there had been no change in
prices, the quotations for Orleans descriptions
| being still 75d. for Fair, and 6sd for Middling
There have been no later advices.
| CoTToN !. In oar last weekly report we noticed
sales of about 50, 500 bales for the week with al
unchanged market, since which the demand has
been irregular and prices during portion of the
week have been in favor of buyers, showing de
cline in the early part Of the week of }c., though
subsequently recovering degree of steadiness
/ and firmness.
/ The sales have amounted to about As 900 bales
of which 1000 on Saturday. 5000 on Monday, 55ot
on Tuesday, 5000 on Wednesday, 10000 on Thurs
day, and IA 500 yesterday, and closing at the rang
Of the following quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10
I are nnahIe e -,.,,,,.jI,.,.. rira


for several months past Al, are unable 10 eiys
auotasions.
LARD The market bsa 49, 5.tr;o4 mi staadv
The sales oS the week bavs H., ,nt,nad n ai
keqs in three Iots at I4r .,o- M orc ha1d
at I45c.
Weeks recefvts, = bbIs and tca ard keus.
exports, ETC., 1858 kegs. z
RrrrEr AND eHsEsE. Fair to Prtv,s w.
ern Bnttar has beep saIJioy s1v,v n Fl y
10 H. while cho;c. yaIIov rs.,,s
scarce and continue II. reane4t At "a and -
wards. Cheese has RANGED II In1saIf ag,d I9l. s,
ID. for Western Reserze ond In.;.a,a, r,,z..g,
Dairy. - s'''''04' -'is '.''.
gAgGrsq Am ropr Tar,,aI-.. y. -
be quoted at 14isc, far Itsno,,, rs 80 -.
poverfoon hut We have ,.icaa -
sales m india ~ not;cad i
weak If 1 bales Al II = t;,n. ~
anote Ra1e Ror,e at 71a7ac ~ u...ss
s3ss8e d N for Machine Maigs ut s
| fa,1 tir,;,a5 t,.,..a,,,;on. :. - o'''J - =
| Grsvv R,aa The ,,arlret lss hea-. t,.a.....s.
Ilam1se for Tfe,bt n Madiuro ana ls5aI 81 g.
Heavy and Ext, 4aa, D., aaIa - -
IS bales Heavy ,.r;ro, - ,,oa,, :. ,aso
Wursxv M MS. a.wsa. -. q
has been extrennegv avu ra -
sales of about 400 ht,ls mn, 10 rrvs A. ,,s,,,,, -
I9e, 2g5c for Rectfed and ags fny ,,,a =.
tail safes being 20O21c for Rectifed. Yesteraav
30 bbls. were sold, Of which 30 bbis. Paw at a05
and so Dexter's at use. per gallon.
Weeks receipts 2Sa6s bb5.I exports 1857.
STAB CANDLES. We have noticed sales Of some
small lots at l7aegl9c- TOR Light GA oz-l and 800
2lc u d for Full WeigAt Also on Wednesday, 200
boxes Ia OF. at l63c., and 200 81 l74c- . fe.
CoFBEE There has been q fair demand, with.
, sales during the week OF some $500 bags at arrange
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10
Ntw @tleans daily gresent saasag aarni Nmbst TO- 1860
RATES OF FREIGHT
+ CREscEHT OFFICE, !
New Orleans, Aug. 70, 1860. :


BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS AND cfFCIsFATI
The following rates Of freight between this port and Gncn
natl were established by the Captains Association
The first figures to each article for through freight and the
second figures for way freight:
poa ffegsf hanre5 "A 81 g t. Ssc billiard u
75c to ST. cheese 35 4c candles 80 to iOe corn TO 35e
balls IS 40c cement to85c mills 10 to Uc.
dry goods % and blinds packed % &c. door
bozsd 4Oto Acct ffuess bundles ID 80c window glass
20 TO 5c glassware boxes 80 6O glassware 10 hhds 10
to &c. hardware ard n@me g e 45 iron bar y S5 ron
f@af ro oow o 4se a e. q QUIT @ T. % ss % is and q ec
80 35c leather, 40 l5c rne 20 35c malt SO 4Dc
cake 30 o 35c pigs feet 81 ioa packing yarn 20 55
p pR2g y @ x @ Es, a s STs q
safes IRON 10 sc springs so 70 stoves 90 10 55c sash
His 30 % Sc stone tomb, Is Soc; shpsia 5Jc;
sss %aoa e nGov 'RaSsS a@ Is ss e q
ale 80 70 ] @ ppf - f e ISi & eeS4s bsef p IL b S 40 10
beef @ sma Ellie Il M Sss sgs5 5 u pSsS egssfe 80 9
2c empty Rbls whisky s5c aog g S q 65c kIou, y
potatoes IS 65e, pork rs &c., pork half barrels
4 pS, sress PIP 1 ri Is .bi Il r = bIs Tsgs
| hf bbls, is 6oc.; empty bbls., pork, 80 os5c
sss g + Ii ,s.
s saa b. q s.sh s 5 esa sa4 'sas
dozen = ehs esse as ssa dozen s. 59t9 sem
stuffed chairs DOZEN s7 to so @ iBs chairs each 81 2
q sea DOZEN u % Washstands eaeh %
wHhstsna Dcqssd s each 5 to 81 % bedead e q boxed
nnps each s5 4oe ward5obes b0xed per leo lbs
eeno 81 wiling desfs eaeh $40 aSe frames boxed
p6r 01 lbs &C. uaks dozen s 3d. to 50 lounges
sffsssE y Ea Pack ,asEs esss g saiRss sea sae
aAte9sicn att iabes sseE u assss 5edstsad
s'' ssos Sss essh eiifEs ducks saine
dSasg a0 easn es gss seep esa s eaeR S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10
Lospos Bullion MARKET

LoNDoN BULLION MARKET, Oct. l3, 1860.
SILvER.-The Bar Silver ex /" Tasmanian,H has
been sold at 6lfd. % OF. standard the demand is
not very active, and although we hear of 6l2d. fs
or. having been obtained, it was but for small
amount in time for shipment yesterday by the
overland steamer, which vessel takes out f55, 400
in silver, all of which is for Bombay. The Tyne "
takes fl4 000 silver to the Brazis.
MEXICAN DOLLARS. ~ The dollars ex "Tasma'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10

The rates freight Cairo New Orleans have ad
vaaced to and lard 30 for baggirg
and dry goods CENTS potatoes and onions so per bb
-four 55 cents whisky 80 cents pork 70 and per
hundred lbs 25 cents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10

Engines boilers machinery, marble and extra heavy and
bulky articles taken only by special contract
44 Dozen Freight. 81. m5
Cotton frer vicksburg and all points below incud
ing cotton reshpped small boats kee and fats 81 cot
ton seed per tun 81 boilers machinery and lumber by special
contract Down freight enumerated price freight
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, November q lS6o
The arrivals were 40 Western BeeEes, 2o2 Texas
Cattle, 6s Mich Cows and los Veal Cattle. There
are but few Veal Cattle on sale, with an ample
supply of other stock.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10

Bank Notes. Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion charged at
the fourth of cent and in all bill of
ading shall accompany same, and freight prepaid.
Machinery Steam Boilers, Engines and all extra heavy
freights by special contract.
Ali persons large lns of stock freight TO be charged
half passage the cabin Sc deck when fed by the
boat or on deck find themselves all extra feed carried
with stock to pay freight regular rates.
IL articles Of Merchandise specified enumerated in the
above lists of and Up Freghts to be charged proportion
ate ties according their classification
gh,eaee Marble and Carriages of all descriptions and
half ghteTage Salt if rehpped 10 be at expense of Con-
signees
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10

WAY FRE1cHrs 70 BENDS PLANTATIONS AS AS
Memphis Napoleon and Helena excepted by the Memphis
u nr1p Packet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10
RATES OF FREIGHT FROM NEW ORLEANS TO CAIRO.

FROM NASHVILLE AND CUMBERLAND
ABOVE sMlTHLAED TO NEW ORLEANS
Freight Tariff adopted by the Captains and Owners of the
regular Nashville Orleans Packets, fixed by
Committee appointed by the regular Captains in the trade
The figures each article for through freight and the
second figures for way freight:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10

CLOSES
Low Fair Fair Prime. l5c.
New Orleans, Novembero Q, 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10

man." were only delivered to HE eon4ignees yes.
terday. We quote the price at cd. h or, but
there 10 not much doing, nearly all the dollars on
Tire market having been disposed 81.
Quotations FOR Gobd.-Bar gold, IT'S.
Old. y OF. std; bar gold, fine IT'S. 91d. DO bar
gold rednable, 77s. lid. do. Spanish doubloons,
T6s, Sd. g76s. Cd. u o., last price South Amer.
gold coin, 76y. SD. u OF. do.
III. n. 1.onsda1e, sscn 3 co.'s Weekly Coffee
Arrivals since lst July direct .......baes.. g2 81
\. ist July coaatwise. ......-..~.t. None. 62.M
saIna tfae last year Coasvse ID .23 e2259
Decrease Of imports dlrert this yeaf..,. % S2
Stock IN frst hands Iris day .l... at s,1
Stock IN second This None - ct "a
same Time iant year ....s.s......s.. 1855
Decrease # ''o's 'h'' ysar. . q
AnErvAes DIRECT T,rs wEsk.
Priscilla TOP. A. Giaa soo
n.o5o
80 Is e.
go lHzc.
52i baza.t.4 l4l&e. 4&
6T1 bags.....s.. .....sss.... ..s..s.-.-.. H1sc.
n 4 c.
53s bags. l34c-
sol bags. I3ac-
iS3 - iimnps isefse
sl92 bags.
s'ef& ssssiTsd iTs sEs since h@ s q
Stock hand this day. Observation-Disclosures. H.@
Taken for consumption ............. $50
NAnaEr cLosgs TINS nAY.
ordpssg hew Lew, Fair to Prime
New Orleans, November Q, 1862.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10

NEW ORLEANS, NATcHEz AND vIcKsBURG PAcKEr LINE.
India Bageing-per bale 2 % Rice Sugar and Dry
India Baggng-lots OF ~ n , bpis.-hhi ppls'.'t..; 70
fa1aS SgpHG Gvpr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10

SUGAR., The receipts have been moderate,
but prices have resulted still more in favor Of buy
ers About 1900 hhds have been sold during the
week, and the market closed at the range OF our
quotations as follow:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10
GALVESTON AND MATAGoRDA BAY

Sails IN SUNDAY Noyenher II, al "A. 81.
-cs-s FOR APALaCHICOLA-T superior
NhtHfs1k Al Steamship Florida, o. @ Nelson, mas
ssssGS ter, viii leave sbove, from the foot of -,ua
For freight passage hay ng elegant accommodations
apply on board III the steHfl. htp Landing, to
Nc John A. MtTEHEf.IA Poytras
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10
STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK
To sail on r EsDAY. Nov, rs. Al O'Clock A. M.
E4zzs. FOR NEW YORK. VIA HAVANA
BRAzos ANITA co.
.,,s-,,ss;=4s NEW ORLEANS AND rRAz1s i

TE fgb TIAG9 U. s. Mail lne-For Bra2os Santiago via
~1s72s Indanoa The superior iron steamship AriZo-
X. Smith, commander wsal above, carrying the u s.
mails For freight passage having elegant accommodations
for cabin and steerage pksengerA apply board or 70
l. O. HARRIS Manager, N Camp ST.
The ARIZONA and Austin will hereafter leave every Friday
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10
new ORLEANS TO ST. LOUIS.


sugar-per hdd. ......... 50 Molasses-per barrel
| N9ss--ney hale ...., III
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SUPERB STOCK
EYER OFFERED By ANY ONE YOTSE.

NOR CHRISTMAS.
II We wish to call the attention the public to our fine
and well selected stock OF FOREIGN WINES AND II.
CHAMPAGNE WINES; ~ "
Oh HEiDSICK. HEIDSTCK & co.
nGnE MONT EB LILO, ST. ANDRE
DE ST. MARHE MA CO.'S CELEBRATED RED LACK
OhAMnAGE, imported expressly for private use;
,,r and diff rent other brands
CLARET WIN rs;
ST. Jni I'm, ST. ESTEPHE, CHATEAU LA ROSE La
FiTfE AND MARGEATX, etc
IinN"Ih tthlnf) WI rs, direct importation;
JOfiA ISL RGER SFEINBERGER, CA met,
RuDESHFINER, H0GKHEIMER, NIER>TEINER
blE5FRAUMILCH. AUSLESE AND SCHARLACH-
MADEIRA, PORT AND @IIERRY VINES, various grades,
I'D some some o. u o. very superi quality.
FhENCh NAG BRANDIES. Otard, Hennessey,
NSnt " inc Grnwers &c 1884, 1872 1876, 1913 1852
SCulCh Nj Xxi 81 WHlSKEY nf n supe,i r uualit,:
- LA NJ VI AND iMAlCA SPIRITS, very tnp:
OLD RYE WHISKEY different grades par of Il verv old.
1uHBcN WI SkEY 1856, 1854, and premium
GEN ne LA GRANDE CHARTREU f, green, yellow
H!.LASD GIN, very fine article
a so large and fine assortment of genuine impnrtpd
H65EANA CIGARS At all prices constantly on hand
Please give u call
G. o. DEMUTH & CO.,
dana ~ North Charles street,
q ptoDsf -pet
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SQases, IT,, i0r gHls 4N0 8eri,

IsiiI rl EoR {,f R&NT OR LEASE.-TH8 Dwell
.sS..i o tse HGJ = and ADJOINING GROUHDs. he
GEUNDY SREE 3 Tn now 5gG dScn nGceassd
65 Gas nni waer t9 PT22eTT Is in geo canitio and
os,,vt, Apply WIS., IT. F K desired,
- - FOR RENT, At SI8 PER N0vTt[
li. c fH M toF E in the ives tern pat OF the
Finio%soo ~ Kitchen CLIMBER G ppy * I r.
g-,,;5 :, -, n2l.sat,fn6nSw citf
4 'Oh hHNt-5fOEE on Baltimore street No.
ao.d DEW en- light and Charles, Wi upper rooms II
IN FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No GO Nv
U 1. as Il Place. for rent on JafaiyT SglE to
1ai:s74 FOR RENT-Lorge Double H0TrsF -
.3.!s G9FgS T & fa2 srcg and Bank ne, nav cccpsri
~ f$ % 4 Ndr qh6Ta GRS, I52g Street.
Fish VIZ" :, VII ;. a.t1r S or sGrs i
si 4S a 9f SO each. w, v. ,GLESN,,,'''
FOR RENT.-Laree ROOM on The first floor
OF the frankie Building for rent recently fitted up at
R Room e44P pay T Fa5 at = Also an adjoining
LT::;1f FOR RENT.-DWELLING No. II North
EiiE High street north Of Fayec, will BE- rented low to
Eas FaJ sc sna |snan Apply to WM $ CROSS corner
X 'QR RhNT.-The CELLAR of Warehouse |
: NO. " Gheapside. Appy the premises oI9-tf
] OF FOR RENT OR LEASE-On Nav LIST . /
SUES S on west side Of Abemare between Pratt and
suitable far an2at 81 ieet front and about dee
W. s Cross East Falls EASTERN avenues IhaGte oi
AFFlCES FOR RENT IN SECOND STREET
N the tr ~ III SIRET-A arg GweIl lighted room
a nhsly on the premises to MARTIN, LEWIS
ze,oS a. Second street.
Ca FOR SALE OR RENT.-A DESIRABLE
9:;s DWELLING on THE NORTH EAST C0FTEP on az
- &c CALVERT AND MoNUNENF STREET%G'' N Np VI
Rf 3aXf F9 g>r number of H6USEs FARMS.
oft No. 10 North Fl isT;i Street
ff;T FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 373, W.
tIa ! /
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7 bUUHANAN'S WHARF
/ nv THURSDAY, 27th inst at - o'clock, at
| ~ ~ BmcheRars wharf, in lots
Do Tons HouSEBURNING CAMEL COAL, of
/ br"9knan,' from Liverpool i'0-D 'AP - -
u, $ r. LENNON & co.
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TRUSTEES SALE

BY }. -. CANNON.
DRAFTS 23D ANNUAL SALE OF BOOKS,
a Nc IS now opening at No 255 BALTIMORE ST,
20 door from Hanover and will he continued until New
ear Books at private sale through the day.
Auction sales TO commence on MONDAY EVENING.
December 10Th, at O'clock - "'
d8-tlJ J. p. CANNON, Auctoneer
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On WHITE TURKEYS

nV
~ For SALE,
dl96t* No. 5I7 WEST SARATOGA STREET
WHINE DEPOT
w For the sale Of the CHAMPAGNE WINES o
Messrs. MOET & CHAND0N, Epernay.
HOOK WINES Of Messrs HENKEL CO., Mayance
BORDEAuX WINES OF Messrs. BRiNDENBURG
FRERES, Bordeaux
BURGUNDIEs of NJ .ssrs R BRCNINGHAUs, Nuts.
P. TIERNAN & son,
OIL fr N Charles
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CHoICE HAyANASEGARS.
i RE FINEST LOT We EVER IMPORTED
En- STE AMER STAR OF THE WESTn
1900 Cabanas Carbajal Breyas " ~
2Wp do do. I.andres
SS @@0 d. do. kE9ALIA BRITANNICA. Flor.
l,FD do. do. Operas,
loO bundles DO do Cigarettes Imported for the first
And 5000 FL Principe de Gales Couserbas
The hleSt Cigars ever imported in this market
TOT saie by q. o. DEMUTH II co,
sc.r No. At \. Charles street
so.u doors above I.exinRtc IT
EEAVANA ClGARS.-Just received ner steam
er Baltimore" q superior lot OF Cigars for sale
wholesale and retail by " '7"s' iO' '"ie
q. Q. DEMUTH L co,
.,..s No. 40 n. Charles street,
4NlN-tl doors above Je-in-tnn strang
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GsilGrs.
UarrMQ&s.

81 CO ~ CARRIAGEs.-Weha have on hand, at
80 1z1=12I-oUR MANUFACToDT AND REPOSITORY
RACES to be found in the city Persons in want or oar
?Ie 70 c"! ard examine stock,
itu 10 sen az as low rats ana accommodating
terms as any other estahist nen,. ~ . -
ja25 Corner Of 5Sar md fran i'i sts BAIT
CARRIAGE3l CARRIAGESl- Wa
gest assortment or FASEi0NABLE CARRiAGES sonth
New York, all Of the Attest fashions most approved
styles The public invited to call examine for them
selves all OF which will be sold reasonable terms
BURR, HAIGHT 4 O'CONNFLT,
Es~Repairing done at the shortest notice, nr22-ti
ANURLETT + SONS
- CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
No. 80 NORTH STREET.
@ - The undersigned having greatly en-.
QIztz-larged their premises aud increased their rac-
extensive stock OF every description Carriages finished
in the elegant style and durable manner which thew
are prepared 70 sell on accommodating erms REPAIRS at
JOHN CTBLETT SON.
Iva y N9sth street Baltimore:
RF ERCHANTS FROM THE COUNTRY
w WILL FIND
An EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
such
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
GOLD CHAINS,
FIN f " ELRY,
o;every description
ALBhTA WARE, TEA AND COFFEE SETS,
SPOONS AND FORKS, FINE CUTLERY, CLOCKS,
PLATED CASTORS,
CAKE BASKETS, ICE PITCHERS
FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
MILITARY GOODS
MILITARY COMPANIES FURNISHED
The above goods for sale low, wholesale and retail
CANFIELD, BRO. * co,
auig-tir 229 Baltimore street
n
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VAN BAAGAN 81 MckEONES
ORIENTAL Defensive SOAP,


Philadelphia.
Warranted 10 gre perfect SdctOn he money trH he re
funded, and our Agents are hereJy dutborisedt 10
make good any failure efhdt our ec-
pense.
A. VAN HAAGAN
DEISG practical maker, and having for the last twelve
ID years different me) experimental upon and tested this
particular Soap In various offers the public
aoap which viii save Time, Labor and Money. We are
willing upon merits All ask Is to give II
fair trial. and 1t according directon found each
boX and 1t does not give full satisfaction the money will be
funded.
Among Advantages other washing Soaps the fol-
lowing may be named
l. Clothes boiling and very little rubbing, (mOst ar
ces none.)
One pound will far for three pounds OF com
rosn soap, two pounds best family soap.
ITequire less than half the time and labor to do the washing
family that requires with the best family and
ranted not to injure the fabric.
Por cleaning paints and removing tar and printers
ink It unsurpassed Macnists printers and painters Will hnd
it invaluable article for washing hands, as does not chap but
greatly softens the skin.
s. The superiority the materials used and the Soap not con-
tanning dldlie is mild than other known
Washing Soap and undoubtedly the best adapted for white and
colored clothing as well cambcs and laces and WARRAN
TED NOT TO ROT THE CLOTHES.
For sale by sP0TTs, HARVEY CO.,
No. 90 Pearl Street,
oc12 Sole Agents for Richmond.
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MARINE NEWS

MARINE NEWS
PORT or RICHMOND, Jan. 20.
800. ..--.r.., e.. .'5la-k-srs a,sgs "a. SKIS 4t5
ARRIVED.
s.l.- jamestown. s..aa.r y T. rlss laj pa'seuEess.
I.l.s1 e Watson. ... d.
steamer p5s,asats rs-rs Bslto, ise an1 passengers u"
SAILED.
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NOTICE.


1860. NOTICE. 1860.
EsR - H ~ ~ 55ssggzE
TO PASSENGERS GOING N0RTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT
IMPORTANT TO RAXELLEKS.
THROUG TICHETSAND THRDJGH CHECKS
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL.
TWICE DAILY-sunday night capitalization
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHIL
ADELPHA, NEW YORK, and all important points West via Ac
qua Creek and Washington, the
RICHMOND FREDERlCkSBlR G AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac River - miles, and by SPLENDID and comfortable
steamers themes To Washington % niles In all 1870 miles In hours
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
sT Hours OF departure $50 A. ~, and $50 p. NJ.
~ Baggage under charge Of Special Agents, CHECKED
THROUGH to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
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ssTORAGE WAN ED.-Haying made a large addition
> Warehouse the Dock am prepared to store the bulk
barrels and light storage Produce merchan-
disc received and delivered vessels canal boats free OF
any expense A. LEE
(Y excellent place to store damp wheat and per
having such to store will do well to give call
Au23-ts A. 3. L.