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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26
sNEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARUNsfGAGEsS SsA L. .----WHBRE4\s
vi default has been made in the conditions

EsUR,fGAGE B. ga LIE .--WHBREAs
M default has been made in the conditions
Of Z certain mortgage dated the 31st day Of
Julv A. D. 1867, executed by William Golf
Of Stearns county Minnesota to Robert D..
Lancaster of same county, and recorded in the
Office of Register Of Deeds for the county Of
Stearns aforesaid on the 9Th day Of August
A. D. 1857 At 5 o'clock P. NJ. in Book "A' Of
mortgages on pages IS, Sc l. 81, whereby the
said William Golf granted, bargained, sold
and conveyed to the said Robert D. Lancaster
the following described piece or parcel of land
lying and being in the said county of Stearns,
to Wit Being the North East quarter OF Sec
tioh No. Nineteen [l9] in Township One
Hundred and Twenty two North Of Range
Thirty two West, TO- secure the payment Of the
conditions Of certain promissory note made
by the said William Golf and for value rccci-
ved delivered to said Robert D. Lancaster, upon
which note there is now claimed to be due
and unpaid the sum of Three Hundred and
seventy eight dollars ($37S.00.) And whereas
the said Robert D. Lancaster on the Eleventh
day Of December A. u. 1858 for value rccei-
ved did assign said mortgage unto Thomas c..
Mcclure of Stearns county Minnesota, which
assignment was duly recorded in the Office of
the Register of Deeds aforesaid on the 18th
day Of December 1858 in Book. "A' OF assign
meats on pages s S, and no suit or proceed
lngs at law having been had for the recovery
Of the said debt or any part thereof and by
virtue Of the assignment aforesaid, the said
Assignee claims the right to foreclose the said
mortgage. Therefore notice is hereby given
that by virtue and in pursuance of Power
of Sale in said mortgage contained and of the
statute in such case made and provided the
mortgagcd premises above described will be
sold At Public Auction by the Sheriff of said
county of .Stearns upon the platform at the
front Of the Office Of Wait & Mcclure at ST..
Cloud in said county upon the 2lth day of
March A. D. 1860 at two o'clock p. N. Of That
day t. satisfy the amount due On said mole
and mortgage and all costs and charges allow
ed by law. THOMAS C. MCCLURE,
-, Assignee Of said Robert d. Lancaster.
Dated st. Cloud, Jauuary -, 1860.
jan2G-Gw
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26
CHEAP CASH STORE I
STEAMBOAT LANDING.

LOWER TOWN, ST. CLOUD.
THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand @
l. large and we'll selected assortment of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Lady's and Misses Donncts and Hats
every variety Of Glass Ware, Clocks, Looking
Glasses, Violins, Brushes, Tobacco, Cigars,
Yankee Notions, &c., &c, &C;
RI MTTCIIETT
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26

A N INV BARN
mas been erected, GO by IS feet, which can &C
commodate p Horses and Is Oxen, and there
VIII always sea plentiful supply Of feed on
hand. and careful Ostlers
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26

Dated October Sd 1859. nov24-Gw
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Cotton is heavy; sales of
200 bales today at 1O&G1OS cts. Flour is higher;
sales of 81 900 bbs State S. 20d5 so; Ohio $56O5S0
Southern, S5.60G6, Wheat has advanced . to 8 cts.
Sales of ll7000 bushels. Chicago Spring, sl251 27;
Red Western Sl3S; White, S47 Southern, Sl,55. Corn
is higher sales Of Al goo bush Mixed 65 cts Pork is
quiet Mess $1S25. Lard closed buoyant II l2
sugar is quiet at decline of II Muscoyado, 6G7 cts
Coffee is frm sales of 200 bags 133GI4S Spir
its Turpentine steady 42d43 cts Rosin is dull at
3d., Rice is dull at4 7l6d4A Freights buoyant
CINcINNATTI, June 2l.-Bacon Sides are held firmly
her OF
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3usIness Gar1s.

DEALER IN AL RS sEH 6F @ aEfss k3s
Ropes Fqrs, Hides Beeswax and Country Produce gene
rally, and the highest CASH PRICES PAID fel0G
w AN ARBURG & CO,
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS AND PIPES,
AMP MANUFACTURERS OF
Purchasers would do well to examine our before
buying any where else. mh7u
John RODGERS Il SON,
n FEE SFEFE EsA and MA
CHNSfs are PREPARED to tas De't name ana
Fs E%EHS %Rfag 1s5v. S55S
~ ~ Orders ri respectfully solicited fe26m
JAMES NJ. ANDERSON l. SON.!
2 F g WHH ASR $sS5 JHf
Ensraved and Printed in the most fashionable styles
and Paris Visiting La Rues EnVeopes feas
CREEE / YoE, BENJAMIN r. r0n
DEALERS II e cH6fcE f TE 1isG"s C. Va'@
AND FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, GROCER Is ioooi'S'
eilu No 88 baltimore STREET, Bait.
I H. Il j. S. HOGG,
All work entrusted will receive their particular at
Jobbing attended to with punctuality jal-f
! A MMIDON Il CO.,
kEEdsESES tARS k AZ f EThERzL OILS,
KERosESSEE AND ) ET TfERiiIis LAMPS
No. S LIBERTY STREET,
olGf Baltimore.
| J. LYLE CLARKE. NJ. NJ. PRGRAN
| CLARKE h PEGRAM,
oNA AND N5EH eat 5Ts asNugAcrUREp
i TOBACCO,
50 Exchange Place.
JelG Baltimore.
WEST l. JEVENS
| w IMPORTERS, MANUFACTuRGRS
&ND DEALERS IN
81 8 FIfTURES,
Gt every description.
No 206 Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE.
Gas Pipes introduced into public private building
he best manner and on the most pleasing terms mrl
TOHN GREACEN,
~ WHOLESALE DEALER
IN SALT AND PLASTER,
apIs-n No SO EXCHANGE PLACE
TNHE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, have on
FELTING FOR PAPER MAKERS
. DUCK, FOR TRUNK MAKERS,
OPFICS-LoHEAED STREsr,
oc2S-t corner Of Franklin l.
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
~ BEVAN q SONS,
ASERICAN AND FOREIGN MARBLE,
40 SARATOGA STREET,
Howard,
Baltimore
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SttanIsbips.

3leaaEgIQS.
@s CROMWELLS LINE
"''''''''''' NORTH CAROLINA,
The Screw Steamship o,,,nsnrpc
WILMINGTON, North Carolina, ON SATURDAY, June 3Oth
The PARKERsBURG will continue running between
Hsw YSTk and Wilmington during the
EVERY OTHER SATURDAY.
FRI; Merchandise r" Grwarded In New YORK and in Wilmington
sigied Tor The same insurance Z per cent
'' " ' '"! s&hi II T'fa ESR6 7Rp Agent
jess If and to H. B cRoHWFE H.: ! SS New Work.
efG Oh AR L f S TON
THRoUGH IN FIFTY HOURS
" " ''"S' '''e" L S5ttHSF POINT,
":.s SPEARS wharton -
SATURDAY, Ct ;a3s ssi NJ precisely
Ne s , Ts sSg afteP u s SsloSs sailing
For frcigh, only apply to
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent
Agents in Charleston JOHN W cALDWEGGLs E $6 VA
Punetuaity in her departure he relied jyaOtr
SzG.G saw + sof Nah
' ''' '' TfioS1As SWAMI,
,v;,, ,oo,,, o.,,..-,s Capt / T, Ramsay,
On TUESDAY, June Goth,
No fright Revived after O'Clock e on day ofsailng.
10 bills of lading signed after departure steamer
For freight apply to
SAML. T. PEARCE. Agent,
p,..,...,.,-. ll6 Spears wharf
functuality in departure may be relied on
A2entsln Savannah, BRIGHAM BALDWIN II co jeISt
sAF@S BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
Sshses The and magnificent side-whee Iron Ocear
steamers ;. h SPAULDlN Solomon Howas. command
| en- and BEN DEFORD, VIM. A. Haett, commander will
| natey.
The accommodations passengers are of THE FIRST
| CLASS. 49,
| Fare $I2, including Meals and Staterooms
For freight or passage apply to
4 L. HIGGINS Agent,
WHARF FOOT of LONG DOCK
Baltimore. Nay 18th 1860. myiG.tf
| 1G4fSS CROMWELL'S
| BALTIMORE.
NEW YORK
The steamships of this Line
| r will! leave Spears wharf,
| EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
| NEW YORK. from Pier Is. NR0
| ON TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
Deiverng goods IN Baltimore on Thursday and Monda
Freight cents per foot proportionate rates
Shippers to Boston, Providence Portland and other EaS
ern points, have their Goods promptly Forwarded
| this line free of com mission
Apply to SAML. r. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 SPEARS WHARF
| or to II R. CROMWELL& co,
| oo- - So WEST STREET,
| -aP1I-t' New York
&Ass.aa eSyss,A.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, June 20.-Corn-Saes to-
day 900 bushels GA cts for sound Western mixed 62
(d63 cts for unsound do; 20 cts for yellow Western
Pork-Mess firm, but prime heavy; sales 900 bbls at
SIT so for old Mess; $Sl2lS25 for do, 225 for
old prime $13 80 for do Four-The total sales ag
gregae 900 bbls State 1900 bbls Southern roo
bbls Canada Cotton is quiet with sales of $50 bales at
10h cts for mddling upands. Coffee is firm with sales
of 100 bags Rio at IA cts months and $50 bags ST. Do
mingo at l2A cts cash Wheat-Saes so 900 bushels at
81 23G p for Chicago Spring. 27dl 29k for Mwau-
ana 81 30dl32 for amber Iowa and Wisconsin, 81 40 for
white Canada, and 81 IS for white Kentucky.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET June 90 The Flour mar
ket Is unchanged with sales of about bbs to note
at So rs for good superne and S. 6S family inclu
ulng OoO dds western extra terms kept private
there is not much inquiry for export and sales to tn.
trade are to moderate extent at s525 up s6d
bb the latter for fancy brands as in quality Rye
Flour is dull and offered at So and Corr
Meal at S3575 per Dbl, without sales. Wheat IS Ou
ttle inquired for and millers holding on ABOUT 49,
bushels have been disposed Of part for ~
Sll5 to $135 for inferior and choice red, ana %.
Tor iair to prime white Rye is auii anu az t Corn
continues in good demand, but prime Ios ohiy aie
able at 6S cts. about $500 bushels INFERIOR 10 alr
sold aaoa Oats are unchanged with sales Oh
bushels Pennsylvania to note at AZ cts and 5Ol
bushels Delaware at 40 cts, anoat. Provisons-Th'
market for barrelled Meats and Bacon is quiet but very
firm Green Meats wanted at full prices Lard i
better and 800 packages sold at 124 cts. time. But
ter and Cheese very little doing. Whiskey il
slowly; Pennsylvania bbls. sell wanted at 2l
Western q az cts, drudge 1872 d2O cts and hhds
20H cts. per gall on.
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, June 1S-The maj
Ret for Sperm has been quiet since last The onl
sales two small parcels amounting O7 bills at
cts per gallon. Whale is in good demand and firm. Tt
sales for the week amount to 1850 obls follows sc
bbls Northern at 43 cs 800 do. do. at Al cts and Al
do Elephant at Al cts per gallon Also for export AZ
bbls Northern at 40 to AN cts per gallon Whaebon
No transactions in this market
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Sttamhnats.
6 ZsSlha~--N GREAT
A-@8an1=aH-A=zzs@o SonIHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE 40 '44'N

EsSAStl4---s GREAT
FREIGHT ROUTE 40 i-4'N
D"ilIhohEI GIT1 POINT, LYNCHBURG, VA KNoy
.~r VILE AND MEMPHIS, TENN
m ID Mt Err MEDIATE TOWNS
me steamers GEORGE PEABODY and BFIViDEiRE ora
now leaying Baltimore EVERY WEDNESDAY and 8 At
UKDA1 AFTERNOON, at 3Oclock, for CITY Point Va
connecting with the South Side Railroad to lynchhnie
hnoNHlIie Memphis, and intermediate towns, heing
THE SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPEDITIOIfS.
and
- BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
70 all important points in Southwestern Virginia Tennessee
bama and Mississippi. ~ '' " a."
Goods recepted for through any Of the above places
Information rates and time the several sta
tons on the route, apply to W.
j. BRANDT, Jr,
jelfh No & 7 iaf fo Otlt "a s
al FOR PETERSBURG Ivia CITY
E@5EzfEzaas-g-ss POINT, VA.)--The steamer "sRF1v1
ntSE viii leave Light street wharf on EVERY s. IN
UKDAf AFTERNOON, at o'clock. "
FOR freight or passage, having fine State Room aronoja
datons, apply to " 'inoua
jel4u " { ijg u Str Strs A;EshTl ,
E.x-SIE-A FOR RICHMOND, va.
s74sazAahASs51 The steamer "BFIVIDFREu will Ia,v.
HNlGG n street wharf on EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTER
datons, apply TO ~ ~ '''oi"''
io,,tr j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
Light street wharf.
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= NOTICE.
siaa'sfaissss-z=1a FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER.

,u,,,,r, ann, FAIR HAVEN AND PLTTM POINT
CHANGE OF DAGS-On and after bNESDi " NJ
I'd ie6O the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON win Irayya
Tor NE PatuXent river every "WEDNESDAY and
MORNlNGS at clock proceeding as far nm
as lyon cIeeK on tednesdays. Returning will leave
NJ creek on thursday morning o'clock for Raifmnya
NH stVe Bamore on Saturday morning at o'clock for
MI i'huIns Returning, VIII leave Hills Landing on
oIay morning at 5oclock for Baltimore calling AZ The
Haven going and returning " -'UN4 ioIn' anu Far
Freight received on Tuesdays and Er;1ors
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LIS kss TEsfzzssssssl PHILADELPHIA,
asses 4 :, ssz--~HSe1 VI In lEGTUN An p

LIS tSlss 15,fsszsEryasl1 IIlILA UTLGHIA,
7sSSs fssaesss~~Ng1 WILMl EGTUN AN y
continue BALTIMORE Rail ROAD.
p and AFTER MONDAY, April Odd, Passenger trains for
PhIadetpma will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY except Sunday as follows viz:
EAPKESS TRAIN at $50 A. NJ, WAY MAIL st IL II
A. NJ. EVENING MAILat525 P b. 80
ON SUNDAYS at 1925 P NJ only. All trains connect with
New York Trains except rs p. NJ, on SATURDAYS
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached leave, at
Hsvre de Grace. ''
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at SIS A. M,1aM
snd II 7. NJ. " 'l ~
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS on DELAWARE Raj.
ROAD.
By leaving in IN l5A n train connect at Wilmington
with 5S5 N. train, by ayng P NJ can roeure
astopoYer check from Conductor, spend the night in Mi
mingt0n and take the 93j A II train
NOllCE-Al cOlOred persons, weher bond free will
be required to bring responsible white person.
ally known to the Undersigned who will be willing 10 sign
bond to the Company, before they will be taken over any
portion Of the road - '''
myl5-d M. CRAWFORD, Agent
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ia EE{Es5s.sss FOR THE
zess.ss2 -s%cses2-~---Sifze O r RI
WEST AND NORTH WIS?
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
UhSER ARRANGEH%ET

CHANGE OF HOURS
On and after MAY 9th, 1860 trains win eay Calvert
Station follows '''
e. The Mail Train daily e%eent Sundays 70 4 ~,
Tor Emira Buffalo, Niagara Falls all parts Western
New York and Canada Also for Pttsburg Chicago Geye-
land, Cincinnati, st. louis all parts Of the West and
Northwest For Emmttsburg Lancaster Lebanon Reading
and Pottsyille Pa, and OWNS Mills HestersOwn and
and HaFerstOwn, Md. SOS
THE EXPRESS TRAIN,
daily al 30 NJ for Buffalo and the North and Canada
~ ~ 49, '' -'~-e''
Travellers by either of these trains 10 Dc,rot and
O.her route 49, Is ~ any
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily fexcept
day. at OOP. n, for the West and Northwest
The COcSeYsviLle Accommodation Train at 80 NJ from
rves at $40 A NJ and % p NJ "9 III
Travellers from Washington ard The Snutb nv IA. & On
this '' ''' ''''''' W.
For TICKETS and information apply the Ticket ofc,
Baltimore. ' ''''''S
,ou,r,, rr, JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN J. RIGNEY, Asst ,Su pen aI-nc,.tt 0'''''
j. II. WARNER, Ticket AGENT &C
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Ia 60
@ WARY

-E7H-2szS MARYLAND RAfLROt.
- SPRING ARRANGEMENT
cars leave Calvert Station at $50 A NJ and3 10 N
and IL A. NJ. ''' Dd''lh'ore Al
~ Omnibus from Westminster daily at s A. NJ connect,
turn to Westminster. ~ ''i"'''e' "a
OmnlbuS from Manchester at 6l5 NJ meets 10 Is train
Shoheay;, wednesday and Friday Returning alternate
timore. " ''"' VI '''' 81" ''"ui from hal
myl6 II IRWIN + nav, az,
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fOr SaIe, 1rfigbt Ut Gbarter:

49,, FREIGHT FOR HALIFAX, n. S.-The
bulk of 700 sO> barrels win be given to good yes
je22-tf JAS CORNER & SONS
~ WANTED.--A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
EW ORLEANS Good rates and quick despatch
gwen Apply to HESLEN Il ROGERS, N. ". corner Pratt
and Gay streets e2I.tf
,es.55s FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER The
z fine ship Dublin, Lane, master, of about 30 hhds
Ga&cTtE and ~ fine order for voyage Apply JOHN
HENDERSON CO corner Commerce and Pratt SITS m2i
,zt.g5z WANTED.-A VESSEL of about 900
s-essbhlS. capacity, to load for Wilmington. n c. Al
ply TO DuNNOCk v FATHERLY,
nhgl.9 III Smiths wharf.
.eSz.e WANTED-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
ss4zaA MOBILE Good rates and quick despatch given
Apply to HESLEN ROGERS N ". corner Pratt and GAY
etleets. myl-tf
.65a4, FOR LIVERPOOL.
Heavy freight wanted for an l ship for Liver
800 Join HENDERSON K Co,
leIl-u Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
.rsss4 TO WEST INDIA AND. SOUTH
sssssssA AMERICAN SHIPPERS.-Br SuperAna
Flour packed in 5bs half bbls supplied at short notice
in shipping order, by JOHN s. PRICE
dlS-ly 70 Scuth street
- VESSELS WANTED FOR
~sasss HAVANA.
The undersigned constantly in want OF vessels to load
10 ana nom havana and MatanZas,
.o.. MORRELIl L RANDALL,
tsoL IS Exchange Place.
49, FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
SsSzsE line Al schooner "EMEIINE C. JOUNSON,, Sut-
toll' MASTER ABOUT 6Ou barrels capacity. Appy to
. JOHN HENDERSON & CO.
ItO-lI corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
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THERMOMETERS
Fnrnitnrf.


ENRY W. JENKINS
PRACTICAL. CABINET MAKER,
Has h,,, No. l6 LIGHT ST,
rny large stock of, and is constantly manufactu-
terias an9 espon Of CABINET WARE, Of the best
pF HAiR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
SfERS and of Hair Feathers, IRON
1o91 EaDS, suitable for Hotels, servants, &c. jath
Cd NEW FURN ITURE
HS@ WAREROOMS.
iIhe unders gnedwoud call the Of his friends
NEW, and OF the best Sra-p "a
prices he hopes for continuance of the patronage he has
THos. McGLANNAN,
- - No. 40l West Baltimore street.
H FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, and
hEMON ED WITH CAKE mh23 tt
a w. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
EA CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
mi Nos. 9S AND 100 BALTIMORE STREET. BAITTMoRF
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Constantly on hand and direct from Factory, great
variety of CHAIRS manufactured of Maple Oak walnut
and Mahogany CaneSeat and Buck Rush and Wood Seat
Chalrs, painted or Imprinted, knockdown drove up in
bundles or boxes for shipping f' "
Office Chairs, Cane and Wood Settees, Cane-seat
Seat, - Boston Rockers,
rocking ChairS' seatanu Spanish Chairs and Suits
, e. back =. a., - cottage Sets and Chamber
Library Chairs Canese and Furniture,
Back Bureaus,
Tetea Tetes Cane seat Toilet Tables Washstands
Back, Extension Tables, &c.
We cordially invite former patrons and all others in
the trade, to give call
REFERENcE:-Robnson, Lord & Co, Duer Norris &
Co, s. S. Stevens It Sons.
W. GREENWOOD Il Co,
ap2stf RaItimo1e
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ur;II -, N lie y EAMEK PLANTFR
pa morning at O'Clock, as far up as Eis ogi 70
returning will leave ls Landing every Thursdav rhrn
iiS 9r btneilc Will leave Benedict every Frjs nlCrl
cIoC iCF tnutc, calling
FAR Haven going and returning " '-in f"int LAnd
Freight received on SATURDAYS and Nond.vs
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VIII Ia.,. y ai - 70 f ii Tn TN W EOfdE WEEMS
WIN ieaVt baltimore Tor the PatuNent river every FIRM y
morning at o'clock as far up Hills Landing Rat,1r
ing VIII Leave Eills Landing every Monday mornino %
Benedlct viii leave Benedict every TUESDAY Tori %
Haven going and returning 'H' anu Fair
Freight received on Wednesdays and Tbursdo,,s
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" o. haY Line steamers will leave the Gamma
iNloN toSk, FOOT OF CONCORD STR RET

GSSf+ 3 3 CARRIAGES-We have on hand. at
AI4-&z- OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
enc Il i!e. :argl.t agd hest assorintnts OF CAR.
k!AEES 10 be found in the city. Persons want of Car
Tatcs invited to call AMI stock rs We are
determined sell at low am on as Observation-Disclosures
forms a ntler establishment .IHh
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IL OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
r I'll FOR THE SOUTH
-. nLHEcl Een,t A-Ltr 49,. !.

EsSIts--k FUN TIE SOUTH
=sssSsass=zRss DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PIiiiaDE!
PiIA and BALTIMORE, via the
~, ,-.... EBAY LINE,j
TO NORFOLK, WELDON, WiLNISCT,,> CyJ TO
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEIGH CHARioTTF a 10 f,ff.S
BlA, ATLANTA, MONTGOMERY, AM
49, NEW ORLEANS
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
~ r, DAILY, Except SunGays,) via
nay LINE, IL SEA BOARD ROANOKE RAILROAD
~, -, TO TIE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
Le Schedule being that the traveller sebia
ONO NIGHT TRAVEL the Railroad from, " ''''''eo
NEW YORK TO WELDON n C.
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u AWEFo I. KEMP q Gu,
" SUCCESSORS TO HAGGER Il BROTHER,
'OkNEk PRATT STREET AND SPEARS WHARF,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS


NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL T., INSTRUMENTS
LiaNE constantly on hand extensive assortment OF
QuadrantS 0ctantS Sextants Glasses
SdLometers thermometers, Drawing Instruments Lamps
GGmpassss Gsuging Rods, Out Sticks, Board
es APE Lines, Blurtts Coast Pilots Shp-masters As
hedge Anchors, Charts of all paris Of the world
manner. iNP"iie" III my ny, - -
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EtS ~ CARRIAGES CARRTAGFSI--Th
n, " :; aubSGnber has hand 1t his extensive car
hshISdIoR1 No 80 South Gay street Tie most
that can be found in the city Persons in want Of Cersss
W!l md 1t TO their interest give call es am d.
.ls 80 sen low ION cash or approved paper. An work sold
at my hgoory warranted for Twelve months old Csrris
yes repaired or taken in exchange new ones ''~
Carriages received on storage held Of, conlpissi,r
s2j
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ia25-n Corner Of Howard and Franklin SIS, Bait
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES We
SZS--@' haTeon hand at 20 North GAY STREET thai
gest assortment Of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES sontb ~
New York, all Of the attest fashions and most aIS6 w
styles The public are invited call and eXauiJA az
selves all Of which will ne sold on reasonable terms
-,, II Rt, HAlGHT Il O'CONNFII
- Repairing done at the shortest notice ,rs5 .,
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- CARRIAGE MAEUFACTOgy
= - -, No 20 NORTH STREET
Ees=zst- IN, 1he Undersigned having greatly en-.
- i sy their premises aud increased their fsci-
aieS, veg iea 10 call the attention Of he uufc TO their
in 'ofh o. every description ARRIAGES finished
~. 80, US ..EH,s style ana durable manner which thew
g. T. "a 20 seii 90 @gU0mmodating terms REPAIRS at
''''''' q" WAN "iSIEtch and At reasonable prices
.-... JOHN CURlETT 4 son.
Atrff sf~.. p-E4s.-
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g. oAFRiA"&"l
The -uls,,iba,s .l,,-. -, L., CARRIAGESI
WEST EsI, h5TG on hand at their factorv M O,
ra-ar r n - ! f. lREfI, general assortment NJ CO.
~ is tht most approved styles, all Of which VIII ~ SS
S ~ ICes Tor cash orapproved paper All Carr;a
H. Suahtled ipr Twelve months We TesnectfiI, aria;
i f1hc t. call and examine our stock t'''"'lS invite
y. E-pa Carriages taken in o, GJ a. -
repairing done with dispatch 'N ''i ne" ones
H-o-u J. RIDDLEMOSER, JR & 90
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- q n. CANNON.
: BALTIMORE AND SUSOUFEIN

Ea.slET-A BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEE4N-
DAILY L1N "a SsEsda4 sG0MPANY ,o,
P2$ Be E RATE Pc FG GER II
IGSSr sR5 S%E EEhHPs rR IfaTSs
TUESDAY Jay SIT kRBfFSs AZ E ocasf
The sa aa an CEAE At O'clock
lsa{gS sane place EVERY TUESDAY THURSD4Y and
PORT DEp6sT EkT n 9seh FR65YgFRgRg leaves
at ZEAL, p o'clock and HAvKE De GRACE
Passage, berhs included, 80 cents.
rates an5 c ieGgTea fay until O'Clock, carried at low
ne ag qPs4t gsS receipts for iregt will be required
merchandlse consigned to him for any point on the Pnnsu
or will reshp freigh intended Cor RsltmoT
The steamboat JqNIGTA," Capt Fred Tonlinson, can
JOS JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, baltimore.
on14tf T. AA Mn TAYLOR, Agent, Hsvre de Grace
pr =" ;. lOnl y, agent Port Deposit.
E=sEc@n OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
E %$s ON THE ,RAPP4nHNNoGR RIVER. AND LAND
wharf Friday AFTERNoaoNs P p dGda s aed
morning. NO at O'clock Immediately the arrival Of
at all the rar c an Gm0nd d ana Wasngon Stopping
gong ana returning to land and receive freight and pas
r...--.., THE VIRGINIA
u new and was built by merchants of Frede
rchapIr ANA Baltimore interested In the trade and hi,
an @ ana farmers residing in the counties bordering
hrs class steamer the route E9ring he yfTe 10 "
ward deck has been enclosed thus Attending compIate mo-
sizes can be taken board and under deck Without s
JSnS on I'g wheels Her saieEOom berth accommo
GaiGDs re large and commodious, her capactv for
IRE AS passenger and freight b. OF she has
Through fig received in BaltimoTs and CHARGES maid
ny - y 4 F! 0S PRoS 4 Co. Bowlys wharf.
For ef nf s@a sf E aba R up to
by the Company, apply on board, to ~ N'''
r; r. j. 6 ckk dI 4 co, Agents