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Wcbtstntfde stnsciee.
Sa6t t6r sen Son{fette
Damn 9etraudet Dr.. Sapne8 0ruar
4ln98mittel.
60 9tbt augtnbadli6e erlfidtrrung.

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pt'UeS 9te trantbnfte 3uilmnenlte6una Der Qustr S6rs 1er
80 t9 Ie AuSme ttun9 oeS SGleimeS, wel6er bteIelbe gsrarnf
rI1seit Sois u 10 70 eurtb etne 9eltuOe letGte Retnfauna ale GISift
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GFl0eWllHer 9afarr9 II. TluBfieber [{3nfnen,

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BET meider SranIbett tp III i9rent Sratretntaer ''T nnGS g 4ns
Detlmtttcl tanb, u"IRaBo1N
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0tfie 9dbitn sstgtn. taB h~ttSattbt 4. TbttI altr Sttrks.
fade tn steism eanDe turb a~as!sbruns serurladt wesbtu, ali.
1efehtn gpn ben tdbIresden anbtrn astSen, bic Spn etueS
ietbtrn @i;@!."nA btrbet1sfGtrt Derhen
e&Cnt euere @efuntbeit unb wttn if. an elmer Grfatuuo Ser
Sruit Uber 3ut9e letoet, tdufet ene SGaI6e BON Sufelanb,s
b1lidmideln Goretal lnb tbr tHnaet auf f6ere 0enehtna rednen.
beieuat.
6ufen tpmnt a6er n~ardNndl bon StrSpr6enem Wsaaen, In mel.
dem Sile has vOeutihe SiterS" gebrau6t werten fplte. SIN
NdQen pUn etnen anbauernben Suften berrubrenbtr S6mdde unb
Mbipanrun8 bS 8an5en Spitems Nib man pas Sitters Srn arpsem
gluBen fuben.
6ahslOe mtrb etnits Bel Or. 6. 81. Sddipn, 438 Qrdlr.
YttaOelptta, Serfertt8t uno Bel alien Dru9gifea unS Slprebaltern
bu,d) bic Der. Staaten Serfauft.
9reiS IS @entS bic Jldi6e. W,t9il
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0cid)1ftszS erleQnlta.

Die Qpct6ete bon Go8pori 4 60. lit pom beuti9eu Sage an
BON $50. TAP Q8eit= 9atinoreitr. nab Der @de ben 28eIt -Solti
mptez unO @albounltr. perlsgt, ppielbit mir un8 eiuent geebre
Eublitnm bel pprtpmmenben @ee9enDeiteu befen5 empiObe
baEter.
Np17, Int Ga8part y 60.
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1882. 8eidmmtjdtl ser Stert.fdqs ~ "sE
Starbtn an Shptnkfu5t 1912
- anbers Rrantbetttn 83A9
---10,26f
1855. tStfinmttdbI ttr Stttbefhue 97I0
Sterbsn an S9pinbfRGt 1895
- anbtrt Rrantteiten IS
- ,74s
1884 VtlaMmtlapL Der S~tttSttdat 1884
Starten an S@ptRbfubt 2178
, Inetrt RrauiSettsn $685.
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W""FV"FFF0V "tVFVF vi OWIElIIUIt
Mar0lan6. Ni8c

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~au8pGrtt5e &pten in Baltimore. ~"
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Sffice beS Glerfs Ser Spnrt Of
Common NleaS.

&eItauranten nno @uitern. $ iuer in ie0cm Sale, mas aud bic
&ente ien mag $63.59.
@n alien an0ern 9jenien ala ben Obenoenannten, bte0et Die
Pretie pte I'M port9en Sabr.
@. s. SamtGt,
Sterf Der @ourt Of Common P(eaS bon Baltimore.
Mp21-10Atai, 3nlom)
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NrMneuen

Nritnellem Nrilnellen NrilneIeu
&dr er9ielen cine Partbie BON bGer betifaten Nru6t, be mir
beltenS e~mTeblen uno bilt9it a%blalen.
NOrbltn8er & Co.,
Apples $40. 1912 Qombobnr.
StpcfzRfeifen
bon bartenl 9Ol5e f%abr5rt. 4tit NteerI9alm eefahert.
Nreis 81.
gu baber nur bel SutrO,
Ap4S 1861 SaltumDreltr., @fe bon QtabtIr.
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Don OfarttltanOen, stalls fit S6ld6ter, ST
bInbler &C.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, 0cr.

bIoI VI fEooELo IN POhI, OCT. 10.
SHIPS.
Arey, Wilson, Callao-C. NJ Jackson Co
Bazaar, Stuart, Liverpool-J. Henderson Il Co
Continental (new) johnson, Lverpool-Foard & Rogers
Currituck, Knowles, Liverpool-Foard & Rogers
Falmouth, Haines Leghorn-F L. Brauns & Co.
Grace Gordon Babson, Caao-Barril Bros.
Juliet, Sinclair, n. orleans-J Henderson & Co.
Jas. Cheston, Bryan, Liverpool-Foard K Rogers.
Jennie W. Paine, Coiburn, Bremen-W. Rhoads & Son
NJ C. Stevens, Etchberger, Monroyia-G W. s. Hall Co
Patterson, Hill, - C Coleman \ Bajly
South America, Berry, Liverpool-Barril Bros.
W NN1 Ryder; ~, Coleman Bailey.
William Berry, o'll"0I bARKs Bros
Bay State, Sparrow, Charleston-C Pendergast
Clifton Lewis Rio de !aneiro-Jas A. Hooper,
Empress Theresa, Walter, Rio de Janero-J NJ. Banded
Eliza, (Br.l Dapre, Pernambuco-R. & H. r. Tucker
George Henry, Trower, africa, Peru-Fizgerald Booth
& Co.
Greenland, Bates Callao-Barril Bros
Harvest. Austin, Aspinwan-Joy Medcalr.
Justina. Marshall, St. Jago de Cuba-J. NJ. Bandel.
Nazarene Moore Aspnwall-Joy & Metcalf
Sophia, Jones' Rio de Janeiro
A. smithers tBr;l johnson. Port Harvey, n. D.
c. Hopkins Hamor Kingston-Kelsey & Gray.
}. Nickerson Nickerson. BoSton-Heslen Rogers.
l. L. Strout, league, Jacksonve-Kesey & Gray.
Ocean Bird (Br.l Newman, Trindad-J. C. Yates & Co.
Pres. Benson, Champion, Monrovia-G. W S. Hall & Co
Philip Larrabee, Daley, Nanticoke Rver-Kesey Gray
R. r. Kirkland, Knight, st. Johns-C. NJ Jackson & Co
Roanoke, Long, Aspnwali.,Whedbee Dickinson.
San Juan, -, repairing-Coleman Bailey.
SCH00NERS.
Ada Frances, Babson, New Bedford-Kelsey & Gray.
Black Monster, Haines, Rio de JanerO-C. Pendergast
Caroline, Craddock, N Carolina-Whedbee Dickinson.
D. l.. Sturges Norris, Boston-Heslen Il Rogers
E. W. Gardner, Bourne, for freght-Heslen & Rogers
Emma, Hausey, Edenton, n. C.-J. Corner & Sons
Elite, Leary, for freght-W. Rhoads & Sons
d. J. Rayner, Rayner, New York-Rose & Lyon.
Helen Mar, Nickerson, Boston-Heslen & Rogers
H. X j. Neild, More, Charleston-C. Pendergast.
Mary A. Taylor Bassett, Fall River-Ieslen 4 Rogers
Minerva, lBr.l Fletcher, W Indies-Kelsey & Gray
Mohawk, Staples, Guayanilla-Stirling & Aherns.
Robert Healy, Wilmington, n C-Dunnock 4 Weathcry
Sarah A. Hamcnd, Paine, Boston-Rose & Lyon.
Sarah NJ Sherman Sherman, Providence-Phillips Il Co
fremont, Holt Charleston-C Pendergast
T. r. Hughlett Rdgway, Charleston-C. Pendergast
VIM. F. Burden, Ferris, Troy, N. Y.-E Pratt K Bro.
Iepnaniah, Walker North Observation-Disclosures & Dekin-
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~ U 4 N OF G g A MOL!

W
US Rs1 ssss2 a Il Hf ss. vii q HP2 AZ ss d
retail on @ eET Ts st t SFEE ard TAE nnt P II
Our supply Of PERTEIAN is ample Tor Il The So o and
We 'S''yr 1t as r SGE%T5 5E' %A ahe
thus saving the farmer every expense.
MEXICAN GUAN0
ePnGes B se cagGes t f the rr Sa r. a4
ever imported in this nd viii be- $od ago
Our stock Of .
Is all ofas seasons importation, aud free hoao i'm
putes which pPr 5Gf yaq Fl G or F.fep
-four own manufacture, lived to be tie ,;cle
Of the kind prepared in the United States. For stir
deem ''"per0F to a GRoTSb S Bp& iaR be orp"
Finely poTdeF MAS S9'a Fn sFES sJ ;sNo
OF the various brands at tin nlanuftctnrers' prices
aul3u A South >;ret
TNHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
Has completely revolut the system ct Fling
Horses, Cows Sheep and Hogs ~ Englant All feeders
jul7,t! - NACfoNALn ( nUGpALE.
THORLEyiS FOOD FOR CATTLE
Pays for itself in short ti;ae and prod zee ayiag
horses look and feel @ ~os G C% Trg it III By
JnIl-t M.3GI,oN-Et-D ~ ''i,Al =.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
II given to overworsed horse rc.iores n':u; il
brings dainty feeders to heir appetite; it gets u and
io jn fGn9l''0nea horse Il" ''kf @ "a So" 6apAGE
TNH0RLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE.
Keeps Horses n fine condition ee9nomiss largely in
gaiki Es5ntninins 4is feds ,G ~ alf tasks
jul7 corner Pratt street and ackdrrrSs wharf
TITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
FERTILlzER-eqral to Guano and cheaper than Stable
vegetable mattsr Can be Obtained from the Ice Ponds
near the Cattle Show Grounds; Distance from Charles st
mile at Toll Gate; from Falls Road half mile at Upper Re
seryoir. apply at IS south street.
Der art
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SiIbfr Mare, tsehsIrp, &;r.

u E NJ OV A L.
IL Having removed to tie
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS.
And opened new and beautiful assortment Of
WATCHES
JEWEIRY,
AND SILVER WARE,
We would be pleased to old customers
Give call.
myl6tf WIN BROWN 4 Co
L>INE WATCHES,
4 RICH JEWELRY,
AND SILVER WARE.
Embracing erything that is new and elegant.
Particular attention paid to and durability
the manufacture and repair Of Jewelry.
GEO W. WEBB,
ap3-tf s. E. corner Baltimore and Light streets
C. CANFIEL2 ". D. oANFIELD J. H. EkR2DITH
FANFlELD, BROTHER L CO.,
~ IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN
WATCHES, FINE JEWELRY
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS AM PRECIOUS STON ES
229 BALTiaoRE STREET,
nr26tf Baltimore
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Horticultural.
BAKERS AND JARVIS ISLAND

BAKERS AND JARVIS ISLAND
~ GUANO
The undersigned have b en- appointed by W. H. WEBB,
AGENTS For THE STATE OF MARYLAND
FOR SALE OF
BAKER'S AND JARVIS ISLAND GV4YD
and prepared to supply dealers and farmers with any
quantity Of the at lowest established prices in hand
some and substantial bags barrels
THE BAKE'S ISLAND
Is now well established the valuable phosphate
guano offered 10 the agrcuurst The present cargo,
which we have Tor sale, imported direct into RALTI
MORE, ship Mary Bradford 1t contains as per analy
OF state Inspector 81 cent phosphate Of lime, which,
together with ITS peculiar combination with various vau
able properties, and its great solubty renders it the richest
and most concentrated Guano vet discovered
THE JARVIS ISLAND
Is also of direct import aon into this market contains
81 10 per cent phosphate Of lime and is the richest yet
brought to the market
THESE GUANOS are warranted genuine, pure and
adulteraed and every package bears the Of the i'm
porter, STATE lESPECTpR and our own brand.
CT The BAkEn'S ISLAND GUANO can only be obtained
from US.
Pamphlets, aiming the history Of these Guanos certi
Gates from farmers and planters who used
various in every section If county, ample di
recons for their be obtained our counting
p MALCOM " CO.,
Grain and Guano Warehouses,
Opposite the Corn Exchange Building,
Wood street, Bowly's wharf,
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M Ashland, Alexandria Cid schrs Truro, Halifax;


johnson, Norfolk.
NEW ORLEANS, October 17-Arr (per te) ships Van
dalia and Wellington, New York
Notice 10 Mariners.
Lighthouse Inspectors Office.
Boston, October IL, 1860
Commanders of vessels equenng the port of Hartle-
pool and navigating that part of the bay between the
two harhors, requested to take notice that hull
OF sunken vessel lies 500 yards by SIS from the Pier
Light at the Old harbor and go yards NE by from
the Pier Light at the West Harbor and about yards
from the Low Water Marks abreast.
As the vessel is covered with the tide high water,
green buoy, with the word Wreck" WILL at the earliest
opportunity, be placed to her seward margin, to
the position.
BY order Of Lighthouse Board
TTEO. p. GREENE,
Lighthouse Inspector I'd District
Trinity House, /
London, September %, 1860 {
Notice is hereby given, that an iron beacon, with a
ball on the top will be placed the rocks called the Sow
and Pigs the entrance of Byth HarbOr, in short
time, with the following bearings:
Tynemouth Castle with Hartley Bates, Nv; BIyth
Pier End Lighthouse, W&W; The High Lighthouse at
Blyth, NV by W W; Newbiggen Church n by f.
By Order, II BERTHON
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$itanrsbips.

GTASA h ARL STOE.
LOCUST POINT,
Viii leave snear,s yborr Captain D. F,cnch
On MONDAY, October %, 1850.
fFfgh received 70 coSk on So sy q g g5fiS
steamer 'ung Wilde signed after The dapgrturn Of The
gOrfTs'sht only apply to
s. SAN ~ z. rGARca Agent
Arants NO 10 Spears ~ larf R4rnor.
800 !" I.s@toa, JOHN ". Caldwell Il SON. oIo
zzssg5A saw t IN n
GEoRGE's CREEK.
illle9yr Spears wharf N"i'' isaac Nii'els'
On WEDNESDAY, Octobc- u Isc,
No freight received after 70 o'clock on Ga,, ofs,il;
No bills Of ladng signed after departure 81 H. str1I
SAM. T. PEARoE. Agent
Aeentsn Savannah, BRIGHAM BAIbWSA ysT |As aIaf
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
@FsFA ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL
sis-sf4is-zA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
NEW r %oRK AR \ 4 G3 ,lt;a Z line,
Carrying the British Mai and Government daspstcbes
The steamships comprising this ike have been approved
coEEEEWT IRON SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS
i,EIll2NSSTER tons BarSeE
Eco Toms Toms B BarRsn
TIC nar 1A ~ 4vO tons buren.
A. The steamship PRINCE ALBERT, November Goth. from
to P the ri Pdss a e aoy of agd railway and
FIRST class, slG 500 and So according TO staeroom ac
Prom Galway to Boston or New York 81 cess s
Fwh5 on Taigays in Iceland, $3.50 Principal cities in
And to St. Johns n. f. First class $685. third class slo
d class passengers rerquied to furnish beds and tins
nF 20 3m BOSTON, VIII receive free passage from New
spyt III
With ba the i safety ana camto eo@
%a,e'tisht Gompartment they are cqnideny expected
ses Eyer built and are epee with eegsncie and
SEND for i' ;6sr f S 9as9 ea s 65. return
H6WLASTb { xp &i$sF5IfNwALL. Agents.
orto JOHN Q. 4. HERFISYGG fokh.
AT tie flee Of the Adams Express Co.
9la4l 10 B B&iI.TPPSE6 RsiFsf m.
S.EEfA ,,u. -, oRF0MWELL's
T-4as1@A=='' LINE OF STEAMERS TrF;A,M BETWEEN
BALTIMORE.
NEW 1EYPo nE
The steamships Of his Line
r,.r.,, RAGgIN Ei iea'e 'rea''' wharf
EVERY WEDNESDAY AT NOON,
NEW ToRK gfs@@ Pier - Mr.
pas fF75%SFs ss f9,15 fn 6
Apply to 91AL. g PEARCE, Agent,
ortoHB. cR6 5aS$FEff'5 E ",
e3:sl s. ~s'7 E SsT YORK
eEkYh BOSTON STEA MSHIPS-
Steam9 5 !; T. SPAGI mNG, solomon Howcs. command
sal for Boston EVERY FRbNT, At oeiocE r W a Ta,,
r., Tks accommodations for passengers are ofTFEF,RsT
Fare 49, including Meals and state-eo7,s.
! fcFIiti"lt or passage aEulV To
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Join HENDERSON 4 GO


or Gaptain on beard, at Henderson, wharf oe-ti
45tF,i For LlN hkPOOL.-The regular packet
z4ss-s& ship SOUTH AMERICA Berry rogster hahn, =
'r art oi her cargo engaged, will meet with despat
F." 'aHhcr OF frght or passage apply the Capi-iu on
board or }. HOOPER 3 co
ggr1rnarcial Cav
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dszs!k5 FOR ROTTERDAM.-Th fine shin
sSsszs EDWARD EF ER EFf,' Captain Gunby, will have
lck iesratch for the ahnve rot For riG, Of small
=. ChAreS street lun st4irsN 49,
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Stirpina.

$50 FOR LIYERPOOL.-The superior Al
sssze Iipper ship SANTA CLAUS Capt Bailey Foster is
now receiving cargo for the above at Hrnierso's
"hSrl, and ayu? the great uOrtion Of her cargo ad
II have quick despatch For balance OF frpig or
Apply 10 JOHN HENDERSON 4 co,
nl!-u corner Pratt and C0mm-rca streets
TX FOR BREMEN The fine shin JENNIE
S& PAINE Capt. CoIhUrn, will have quick dsspstcb
Ter the above port For freight passage AMY to III
Ndi,t'i.t On ""''ru, or 20 kATH n LFEPOIn,
- II German steet.
,5s5azs FOR LlNERPUOL.-First vesscI.-The
EAv=s=:A ship BAZAAR, Capt Steward has nearly all
FLOUR nnnlE u - . ~ -.
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FOR ROTTERDAM

Ss--=h The inc snip "JULIETTRUNDY - Caut,iu c "
1itihe VIII have qnick III patch for the above uorI For
ftl2it appiy To BROTHERS BONTNGFR % : Charles St
ups HI,s) and + VI. hodges, Jr s. " corner CAV and
Lombard streets, up stairs in tr
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for SaIe.

I'm FOR SALE.--A fine Bay Saddle Horse,
<Shto be seen at MILLER'S STABLES, corner of Ger
mag anu ~ AGA Streets aul-t
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES
capable OF weighing 5000 pounds, in complete order
Tor sale very low to close Address PLATFORM Office of
Baltimore Daily Exchange my22-tf
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gMmbtr.

| UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c.-50,0 00 #.
LIZA and 54 HemlOck Fencing 600 feet Hernlock oist
Ash Cherry and Poplar Plank Oak Cherry Poplar
Scantng 100000 wheaand red Oak Slaves 10000 Sugar and
Moasses Shocks; 2g0 shaved hid Hoops 200 900 shaved
Flour Dbl. Hoops Bill stuff to order
For sale by WIN s. CROSS
aD26-u corner East Falls and Eastern kvenues
| UMBER, SHINGLES,
- HEHLOCg RAILS, ET;,
Just landed and FOR sale at our wharf:
100000 No. l HEART SHINGLES
100000 Heart and Sap
$1,000 feet "A and 81 Hemlock FENCING
large lot Of Oak and Ash Timber for WheewrgGts and
others Also variety OF Building Material ali OF
we offer at lowest market rates
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN 4 CO
West side OF Union Dock,
apT-tf adjoining Norfolk Steamboat VIA,
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f,ls4i FOR LlVERPOOL-The fine AL Balii-
zs==s more hnit ship JAMES CIESTON. BRYAN rna.t,r
now loading at Commercial wharf will fonw 'tIa "Io,i
MENTAL and have dispatch. For freight apply to
our FOARD d ROGERS,
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FOARD < ROGERS,

.gsS@++ FOR LlVERPOOL.-The fine Al Bal
timore built ship CONTINENTAL, Capt johnson
now loadlhE 1T Commercial wharf and having nearly ali
ne! cargo Engaged and going board viii follow the A.
apply to " 'S VI ii''F'''
EDARn : RNGEElS
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Wttals, Yaramart, TT.
kPEA R BROTHERS,

- PEA K BKUTHERS,
y HARDWARE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. al SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Offer for sale Factory prices general assortment of
- AMERICAN HARDWARE,
Embracing AXES, HAT III ETS, TACKS, BUTT HINGES,
SHON ELS, FORKS, EDGE TOOLS, Nd IRONS, PUMPS,
LOCKS, BELLS, SCREWS, RULES, GIMLETS, AUGURS,
COUNTER ND PLATFORM SCALES, FIRE-PROOF
SAFES COFFEE MILLS, SPOONS, PLANES, &c, &c,
&c. iuIT Am
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
DEMERARA-Br. brig AtScorddo--I36 hhds sugar, Il
bbs. do ". H. Perot.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE,

FOREIGN.
Rio GRAYDE.-Scbr. Superior-7S5 bbls -four Al
chests tea 81 dozen chairs 20 dozen pals brooms
AGO reams paper, % oysters cases peaches %
bills ron 400 gallons spirits turpentine Sc gallons var
nish, 6C9S lbs lard tobacco IL 75S lbs manufac
ured do Al Sl4 yards domestics 1876 yards duck 4I7
lbs. wickiDg, LOIS lbs Irvine, l sos feet lumber
KINGSTON, JA.-Brig CemaHtha ROpkinS-I 5l2 barrels
-four 100 bushels oats, 200 bushels bran 100 bb apples
III Dds onions ~ bhs potatoes 600 cabbages 800
paper GOO slaves 10 600 shingles 20 600 feet lumber
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ssS1xs FOR RICHMOND DIRECT-TO SAIL,
;7%. SATLRDATThe p clet schr EMMA JANE.
III: iam Phillips The schooner now loading and
WIN san as above For terms OF freight apply to
,oa, NJ. A. MITCHELL.
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KEYSER, TROXE ELI. d co.
IRON w Arch USE,
No. 10 SoUTH CALVERT Sr
IMPORTERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
L. IRON and STEEL, have constantly on hand coai;et,
IMERICAN AND ENGLISH IRON.
Manufacturers OF
RAILROAD SPIKES AND CHAINS
Agents OF the
YIADUCT AND LAUREL BOILER IRON WORKS
ELK SHEET IRON MILL, BRISTOL FORGE
so, agents for the best Pennsylvania and Maryland
ANTHRACITE and CHARCOAL PIG IRON FURNACES
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81 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
&zzaE The schooner " GARDNER Bnura master will
reeve cargo EpE ESDAN the cath October; az Ing most
OF ne cargo engaged will have quick despatch For freight
'' 10 c'Se' Apply 10 HESLkN x ROGERS.
y " Pratt Il Ealr sec
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s%axs FOR BOSTON.-THE REGULAR LINE.
@zs-Ihe fine fast sailing brig j. NICK ERSON ickrr-
SON VIII he ready to receive fer the above port
On MONpA October I'D having the greater portion Of
her cargo engaged, will have quick despatch For friqh
OF passage Apply to HES LEN Il ROGERS,
oI&tt y. W. corner Pratt and Gay sis.
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EARRINGS.
it,,4sS-AE CARRIAGES |

E4sa~F459, CARRIAGES
I2z2J CARRIAGESll
The subscribers have hand their factory, No y
WEST FAYETrE STREET, general assortment of Car
RACES the most approved styles all OF which will be- Sst
at the lowest prices Tor cash. approved All Cdrra
ges guaranteed Tor twelve months We respectfully invite
the public TO call ana examine stock
N B.-Uld Carriages taken in exchange for new ones
Repairing done with dispatch.
n26tf J. RIDDI EMOS FIR, JR, L co
IN CARRIAGES.-We have on hand. al
2Ds-4z-OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
one of the largest and hest assortnsnts Of CAR
RlAGES to be found in the city Persons in
riages are invited to call and examine stock,
determined TO sci! at as low rates accommodating
terms as any other establishment.
MULLMYER 4 HUNTER
Ja25-u Corner of Howard and Franklin sts., Bait.
81 NJ CARRIAGES CARRIAGES We
9nt9aAhaveo on hand at 20 North GAY STREET, theI
New YORK. all OF the attest fashions approved
styles The public invited to call and examine for them
serves; all of which will be sold terms
BuRR, HAlGliT h OGONN ELL,
sS-Reparng done at the shortest notice mr22tf
CEk CARRIAGES ARRIAGESl--Th
- subscriber has hand his extensive CAR
hlAGE REPOSITORY, No IS South Gay street the most
extensive and best assortment Of fashionable CARRIAGES
that can be found in the city Persons in Carriages
Will hnd to their interest to give call deter
at my Repository warranted for twelve months Old Carria
ges repaired or taken in exchange for ones.
carriages received on storage or held on commission.
s2l-tf WILLIAM MCCAIN
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TURLETT 4 SONS
" CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
No. 30 NORTH STREET.
The undersigned having greatly en-,
arged their premises aud increased their fse
ties, beg leave call the attention of the public
extensive stock of every description orCARRAGES finished
in the most elegant style and durable manner which they
are prepared to sell accommodating terms REPAIRS
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
JOHN CURLETT K SON.
Jy24tI 80 North street, Baltimore.
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NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
~
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET
Baltimore, Nd
The most geabe Nautical instrument Makers in the city
ana where the best assortment ofeTery
teal line can he found and positively the only establish
ment in Baltimore where NAUTICAL ENTS can
be made and repaired in a PROPER manner
ChTonometers Tor sale or hire.
az JAMES T. KEMP CO.
s2-tI Successors to IIaggcr Brother
G THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
,,,,,r,o, - BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES
~ NJ TIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ARUv e
GOODS IN BALTIMORE ~ -
PETER WALTHER,
70 W. Fratt street
BLUNT, New York s.oo.fF
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CHARLEs PFNnERGAST

yal-pg4 = VIt JIIlNhLEo IVN ,. U.-iIIL MEk-
qsa-sSCiANrS LINE.-TO SAIL WEFKIY-Tle
ItsI SAILING clipper schooner lIIGS r. HUGHLfTT, Cant
hd%e"ay haEirg the greater OF her ear. engaged
ana gong on board, will sail with despatch
For freight passage apply to
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NEW RIEANs, October 17--Arr (per tel) ships Van
dalia and Wellington, New York
NJ
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"a IS and IS !hEGiso" sTKsSF,
~ Is TIE BEST PLACE TO BUY
EVERY DESCRIPTION UF
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
CABINET HARDWARE,
BEST QUALITY TOOLS,
FROM IEE LOW EST 10 THE BEST QUALITY
TABLE CUTLERY, PoCK IT Cutlery,
SCISSORS, RAAoRs, hc
PLATED " ARE
BRiTrANiA WARE
JAPANNED WARE,
nv ERY DESCRIPTION OF
COOKING UTENSILS PLAIN TIMED AND WHITE
ENA&ElED WARE,
fe22tf Wholesale OR RETAIL,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-26
[coxcLUpED NEXT wrEg1

SENTIMENT AND FAcT.--A young Lady
who wore spectacles, exclaimed in a voice
Of sentimental enthusiasm, to plough.
man, who was walking on tho roal:--
"Do you, sir, appreciate the beauty of
that Landscape? Oh, see those darling
sheep aud lambs skipping about"
"rhcm aint sheep and lanbs--;aeIaa
hogs, Miss"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-26
THE GOLD BUG.
THE GREAT PRIZE TALE.
by EDGAR A. POE, ESQ.

Published by permission Qf j. s. Redfeld, Of Nep
YORK., publisher Of Poe's r0rks.l
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-26

What no what no this fellew Is dancing madl
lie hath been bltten BY tho Tarnntmla.