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let, Liverpool; Rainbow. New York; bark, Lv.an5.r

riet, Lverpoo Rainbow. New York; banks Ivsandar
Trinidad; Undaunted, Glare. '
NEW YORK. December 21-Arr steamships Ennir,
City, New Orleans Nashville, Chareston ships Escort
Liverpool; Amos Lawrence Caao via Hampton Roads,
banks Eagle, Curacoa Gazelle Port SPAIN Fdeo Snnd
eriand; briggs Renshaw Malaga VIM Moore Messina: Tor
rent, PALERMO; George Rio Grande schrs Life Boat
Mayaguez; Mary Wood, Savannah; Ralph Post Apala-
chcoa G Conover, New Brunswick; Del Note Phiadei-
Notwithstanding Kedar and Yigo. Queenstown
and Lverpoo New York Southampton and Bremen.
North Star, Aspinwe ships Caroline, San Francisco:
HitTla Liverpool Lady Franklin do brig Enchantress
NEW YORK December % Arr ships Eclipse Rio ia
metro; Brilliant, Boston; barks Mary Elizabeth Monte.
video Feluca Malaga; Crimea Havana Trovatore Bue-
sclr Helen Mar, Alexandria. -Cld-steamship R Cuv
Ter Savannah ship Morning Star Francisco; baris
II A Stephenson, New 0rle MS Richmond, Jacksonville;
ship Senator, Norfolk.
PHILADELPHIA, December 21-Arr barks Cordela,
Grand Turk, l. Sea Eagle, Havana; briggs Abby Elton
St John; schrs May Salem; Dirigo, Provdence -
Cld-6rg Mary Miken, Matanzas; schr " G Auden-
reid Mobile.
Southern Ports,
AL ALE E December 2l-Crd, schrs Yorktown,
aaroor island Martha, Darien, Ca Adela, Ashepoo-
Gld-Brig Hayward, West Indies; schr Flying Scud fol
MOBILE December 1s-Arr ships Thetig Iiyerpoo
birmingham, Plymouth; Conquest, Lverpool American
SnG", ana denmark, do; Drigs Paraons, Havana;
southern Belle, New York; Fanny, New Orleans Sarat
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 19-Arr ships State of Maine
Kotterdam Ophelia London; Dorcas Prince Liverpool
Deyonshire do Chaputepec, do; Danube, do; Virgins
| Antonieta, Hayana-Cld-Ship Morton, Liverpool
schr Southron, Pensacola
NORFOLK, December 22-Arr bark voant, Belfast
schr Star, Observation-Disclosures R S Dean, Pro7i
dence Emma Shorter Alexandria
WILMINGTON, Dec 2l--Cld schrs Vermont Porto Rico
| Target, New York.
notice to Mariners.
POSITION OF ROCK FOUND OFF PEMAQUID POINT AND OF
OTHERS IN THE CHANNEL BooTHBAY ME
BosToN, Mass, Nov. L.
SIR:-l have the honor to communicate in extract
| from report by Lieutenant Commanding T PHELPS
GSN, Assistant Coast Survey the particulars of
dangers to navigation found while prosecuting the in
shore photography of the Maine in the vicinity
Of Muscongus bay, with the steamer Vixen
| 4 small ledge, with fathoms it, dIscovere,
| 4 miles SSW4W (truel, from Pemaqud lighthouse
also, rocks and ledge in Booth5ay, with The follow
ing distances and bearings from Burnt Island Burn
| Island lighthouse, viz:
- rock with 34 fahoms it. 600 yards SOUTH (true.
rock with only 10 feet OF water it l25 yards SIS
eastery rue and $50 yards from the nearest point
Squirrel Island
ledge with SIX fathoms it, ard $50 yards distant
| by EH f (true)
These rocks are in the channel way in beating in Boot
way between Squirrel Island and South Port ledge
Very respectfully yours, A d BACHE
Hon HOWELL COBB, Sup't U Coast Survey.
of he
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<UAt.D pF TRADE-
Comlmutee Of Arbitration for month ai December.
SAMUEL r. SMITH,
n G. RICE LEWIS Z. BAILEY,
PORrRT n ARRIL, FRANCIS BURNS, Jr.
5flGnftarg aNa GauInsrcia! RsbiGh
BALTIMORE, Dec, %. 1860

BALTIMORE, Dec. % 1850.
The stock operations here to-day were very light but
the feeling in the market perceptably rmer than on
Yesterday and for most of the stocks on the list ouota
tons were higher. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad aa
vanced 81 per share Sales were made of 81 shares u
at s55 and at S55H G554, it left of at s55 bid
s55E asked regular way Nothing was done in Northern
Central Railway shares but sale was made of $500 of
the 1859 bonds Of this road at this figure being an
advance Of II per cent yesterdays price For the
shares the market frmer than on VI sterdav
the closing quotations for them being S34 bid $4 asked
regular way, and SlSt bid buyer 90 days. For Canton
$li was bid, and SAY asked and City 6s left off with
out sales at 81 bid for 1855 92H bid 96Y asked
for 1905 In the Mining stocks the operations were ex
tremely limited the sales embracing only $50 shares
Deep River, and 500 shares Silver Hill both at 20 cts
For Gardner Hill $2X bid, and s3% asked Spring
field closed at lS5 bid 81 asked Rudise at so cts
Sl20 asked and Guilford at 60 cts bid regular way.
10 New York, to day, stocks uch better. They
advanced largely the Board but they fell back
again They closed however firm. Virginia
es advanced at the per cent Missouri 6's
IN per cent; sIH, Erie s42; New York Central
&: Reading sla; Cleveland and Toledo n; Michigan
Southern \ Michigan Southern guaranteed 50; and
Rock Island So but at the second Board Missouri 6s de-
y; Erie s1A; New York Central q; and READING
y. Harlem advanced at the second Board Z. and Calm.
and Chicago 81.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
SATuRDAY, December %, 1850
s0V0 AN DDS s547 $50 s sss B Be- 80 h Ee 5
25 shs Citizens Bill Min Co. -20
so shs B. & o. RR-55 500 shs Silver Hill
. s6o-s5 MningCo. 20
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DOMESTIC AI.pUETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, Dec 22-Flour Sc-Tbe
market for Western and State is again beor under the
more favorable advices from Europe per Fulton and
with light arrivals good degree of rmnes reyails
The extreme prices, however asked towards the close
checks the export inquiry The better grades are in inn
proved demand and have advanced 10G5 cts. per Ib-
The sales comprise 1880 bbls at 05 for super
dne State and Western s525 IS for extra State eli Or
CAS- As for low grades of Western extra IS 4o5 So far
SIS for trade brands do Southern Flour is more
sad with limited arrivals prices have improved lodIS
cts per Dbl The sales 500 bbs. at s5I55 As tor
mixed to good brands Baltimore and s5607 rs for the
better grades Rye Flour is In fair demand and Is sea
dy-saes Of 800 bbIs at s325G410 Corn Meal is quiet
but hrm-the arrivals lmited-saies Of Jersey at
ss.lo aud Brandywine at $50 Buckwheat Flour is
IN request at 81 l2G257k per 100 lbs. Graiu-The
Wheat market is better and unsettled under the fvora
Bile news from Europe but the high prices demanded
greatly restrict hp>uPss Milers disposed 70 pur
chase more freely The sale. - bushels at 81 IA
ldlH for Chicago SPRING 81 2OG,l % Mwaukie club
the latter price for amber about choice Canada
club; SlZ for small parcel Western eenerally
held at 81 3d. 81 25Gl 80 for ordinary white California
tpart yesterday 81 25 40 for inferior to good white
Southern Sl30 for red and white Southern together.
81 good white Indiana and AZ for prime white
Michigan. Rye is in moderate supply and firm at 6s6
20 cts Oats in good demand and firm at 80 kd37
for Western and Canadian, and 37X(G3s cts for
State Corn is again better, but is less active
the extreme prices asked checking business The
sa are 81 900 bushels at 65G66 cts for Western mixed
aao t and in store At the close 66k cts
lots in store and go for Jersey Yellow Provisions
The pork market is lower and Is nomnal-saes Of 100
sbs Ut $3.50 for old mess, $40 for new do and new
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49, GID DOMINION STEAMBOAT
#& Z g$3
ksse EssEE4s &C. ss:5.z: PHILADELPHIA.
I2az2-E7scass--Eaz- " ! !. y = q TO, AND
BALTIMORE EA-l.ttira n

ksss Esz - PHILADELPHIA,
nc2z2-E=1 ea5sg--2az-@ " u = 4 TUN AND
, BALTIMORE Railroad
WINTER AREANGEREN :
~ aCc after MONDAY, Nov. 26th, Pg.sanyer trains e.,
F6tf4y'phia WI leave PRE5lDGNT STREET DEPOT
- - ,SseEEegt sunday as fellows, viz:
"a fEE.sS AIN at $50 4. n, WAY MAI, If 10 IL
a a. ~ IN NC MALI. at 5 10 p NJ
IN "a ) at 8 10 p II only trains Connect VII
new ! ORR Trans except $40 p. b, on SATURDAYS
- 6Ie;Sht IRAN, with Passenger Car attached leavr. a
II tvre de Grace WIS ''' c." h1'''''ofe ana
Rnd 10 Sol NJ N-''. d O." - 'i'''1 d
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN
D. TERAEDlATE POINTS.
ny eaVlng IN - Is j. 81 train Will connect a: WILMINGTON
WIZ o55 u train daily teNCept Sundqy) for Mi fifnt
59gitWeen Wilmington ard Harrington, ari on TnrsiayS
Thursdays Saturdays FOR hi ri: on NCadavs
hesadys ami Fridays Tor SeafOri IS ring at5 10 p n
IN Pf9g4r? ascpoTer check rou Conductor spend tie
nEas IN wilmington, and take the SO A. train for ali
st st,SrIC D tween y limngton and Salisbury.
ftIitEAu coOfed persons, %gthry bond or f,s viii
Is iStueo 70 prlS 5cane responsible white lr.u n-s,
Ey SHOWN 70 the undersigned, whv viii le willing tsn
b2rton Of the read ~''' ""'
n24-tf Wi CRAv.Ft,;... 49,.
G::Ss E-IsSss:555s3,4 FOR TIE
a=S-az-1sS--tsSE@ z II
WESF An y y Or u \ +
-bSThEttN CENTRAL EAIIEyt.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

-o-rr-, 49, SATURDAY, Dec %.
CoFFEE-There has been movement in Coffee TO-
DAY Sc far as we have heard. The is dull and
heavy and we see little prospect of its being otherwise
ior some time to come. We publish below the usual
10 which refer for fuller statement of the condition
OF the market
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StkamhNsia.

f 6 - THE, THE LINE FOR THE
a22szs]Gz2z S5sE EASTERN AND WESTERN SHORE
SlEA MEHS KENT AND PI0NFER 'ii''i1'
CAPTAINS kIRwIN Ann Eops,t.- i''
IN ~ PID IA l. y n n p - E;yoz
,.,-. DAILY LINE To II ~ L
AN&AFO!IS, WEST RIVER Ann RACE
ooxa WhaIt, Light Street foot If Can5 51SN'
4, ,tlu GEr MONDAY October 90 1860 tLr:. e,crla
st1hlTIs win run their routes follows: 's sPeHuiu
One Boat every day in the wepi 10 < n POI =, -
nv fh A ID BAGk. Leaving Baltimore al ~ 20
returning leave West River att A. NJ and Anna, a. ana
NJ arriving in Baltimore about P N ~ '' o'ls at l.
- he Leamer PIONEER will leave everv TTrEgD Az -
Tn yTr ~ :t a 9I' tor ST MlCHAELS AND EAST0N
VIZ La nj Elk FERRY, returning the same days WV
The KENT will leave every VEDNEsDAY nS S = TI
Day for CAMBRIDGE DENTON AND LANDiT G 9 : m ~
day. ' u'""y anu Mon
Fare as ioU as Jy arg ottsr line
~ Freight must be prepaid
q L.
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Ship JA An; RElTE&}DERS0N, Captain &nowlsz
" kigWARD EE ERETT, ' GunHv.
3, HELEN 4. MILLER Gait
e CHARLES, Ru.r-
AS& vessels are ali q superior cass, and insure al the
oEesj figure They sail regularly advertised and eci
aaeG by Captains we'll experienced in rYnde The ca
taciy 600 Of the above vessels in such az viii afford great
aty to shippers Fnr freight cabin or Storage rassape
apply to JOHN EEEDERS0S Z 70 ''Se
oFc ~ rT>-.r,,,,,,. - No GI Pratt street.
their address. 7 ''s M. :!
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49, gYs-5St1zf-sAsIsl v ENIAEN
Es-a=--s=4---@4aS MARYLAND EsFyG,..,
OPEN o FINKSBURG STtTi6N
trains Leave Calvert Station s 20 A n aril p =. fl,
turning leave Finkshurg Station n and m IN ~ %"
STAKES i9r HampSt'ad Manchester Westminsfer is,.
AI" @ W tlsDufs Ont he arrival OF the 80 A. NJ tram
gItf $500 nv IL -; IAN
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vaS5a FOR LlVERPOOL.-Th Al copper and
- coPper-ias en- ship ! Q; BROOKMAN, Captain
crockett is now loading at Hendersons wharf p and
will Lave qucs dispatch For balance of freight passage
apply to Captain on board.
~ JOHN HENDERSON & co,
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THE STEAMER PLANTER will Sisco,.ir,,, - l..
after Tuesday. October hSi u ~
Fl BALTIMORE AND SUsQUE4H

ssESS5ss5Tz5Ess5FFFg Ma STEAM COMPANY
5tEGU Az pAIIl LINE Except Sunday for PORT Il:
POST, HAFRE DE GRACE and TIDE WATER CANA
The steamer PORTSMOUTH," Capt Phillips leave.
a0NLAY, WEDNESDAY, arc FRIDAY EVEEfNG al
PthIsDAX HuKSnA 7, az sATURDAY, at o!coci
+ A., and HA FEE nE GRACE at b O'clock p N ''0N'
The steamboat LANCASTER" Cant J. " ToinIinscT
SstyTS sane place EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY anG
22A I1 AG EVENING at o'clock Returning leave
E EtII pE.Pt9SlT ~ cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
at ) o'clock, z. b. $780, " W. D'' 'i>1'N'
fasSage, berths included, 90 cents
ttiS&hS received taiy until O'Clock, carried at Low
rates and carefully attended to- " -''
- duplicate receipts for freight will be -pnnired
ne agent at AaYre de Grace will attend 10 forwmrdir Il
consigned 10 him for any point on the Penrs-
W re ship reigs intended FOR BaIti?1oT
The steamboat "JUhIAT8,n Cant Fred Tc.,I;-,,, .
be- chartered at any time ' -''iSoi'' ID.
JOS, LAS. Taylor, Agent baltimore
oa., X AL,E&. IA ILCR, Agent, Havre dc j;ra..
o3- u j. TOME Agent, Port Deposit ~ '
EsSE<~srss FOR THE SOUTH
i1ats5 DIRECT FROMNEw YORK PHI ,psi
FILA and BALTIMORE, via thr 80
70 NORFOLK, WELDON. WiI,TIxG4Y. Cr,D,t,
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEIGH On ri oTTt, III
bIA, ATLANTA, HO#TGOHERY I'm "a D.
new ORLEANS.
,WISTEk ARRANGEMENT
NV r4,-c7 i = ~, except SurdayE) vie.
bAA Liz d, a SEA-EOARD 4 ROANGE = z MAN
a. TO TIE ABOvg MENTIONED PT tcv4 --i
Inc Se!!c1ule being ARRANGED that the tselc -
70 40 NIGHT LAAEEL OF the Railroad FROM ''
NEW YORK TO WLITilE ~ ..
...-,~ THROUGH TICKETS
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GAIT.
~ $3.50 sacks common SALT.
SIS :" Marshall Fine SALT, afoat per shiI
John Clark" from Liverpool, for sale hy -
n2an 10 BoElys wharf
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J. D. PRATT * CO,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE 5. CHARLES
tne ptQprietors respectfully invite such Merchants 81 are
not escy subscribers to the Agency and wna sell goods
credit to cali and examine and test The reab
y OF our From long experience the salts
factory tesmonias OF thousands OF merchants in the differ
eHt cities East and West no have yesrS e subscribers
We cs ASSURE all who will CALL whether they sell
t cltiss or country towns ample satisfaction rs
from the Agency, by those who subscribe mh6tf
E5IPES AND PIPE HEADS.
large variety OF Clay Pipes and Pipe Beads white
coor. glazed and unglased in four gross
Boxes. imported s1d for sR!s by
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ROTICE.
AszsszzsSszzFzEzrzla FALL ARRANGEMENT
r,-,r, .- FOR THE
STEAMERS NARY WASHINGTON AM

On and after October 18th 1869
,r.,, THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
MI IeSye Baltimore THURSDAY morning at g.,
n oi VIZ ath&ent iyer, as far up Hips Landing
VII eaYe HilFS Landng every SATURDAY
Ssix6SnlnS Tor Nottingham win leave nottingham ever
oNDA morning at O'clock for Baltimore calling al all
BIZ usual landings on the liver Fair Haven and
[ WErMs hln.,.-
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WILMINGTON MARKET, Dec. 22.--Turpentine -
Further sales yesterday of III bills, at si75 for Yellow
$50 lbs. No sales this morning. Spirits Turpentne has
advanced cent per gallon both qualities with sales
this morning of 100 bbls Straight at 81 cts and SO n
bills at 81 cts per gallon Rosinsaes yesterday of 500
bhls common, at rs cts per $40 his
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- BOSTON, December 2i-Arr steamship South Carolina
Charleston; ship Wheeler, Liverpool; bark r Az,
len, New Orleans; sehr Thstis, Hul-cld~shins Har.
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NM ALUEN SHA " Us.
w A large assortment Ladies' Long and Sonar
SHA u.s. and beautiful designs OF tits ceers
make-tOT sale by the Agents.
ah6-u FRIGK. PHILLIPS Il co
'ENANaDEER GLOVES
FOR DRIVING
W. pr OWENS.
+t~It 2Gs Baltimore street
ERNHE MERCANTILE AGENGY
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ee5r51z FOR LIVERP0OL.-The Al shin DA-
ssz ViD STEWART Capt. Prem ISIS having large ror
ton o. her cargo engaged viii have quick dispatch for the
ABOVE port. for oaIaIce OF freight apply to
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Thdnfes for Business Glen.
MANUFACTURING PREMISES to LEASE,

MANUFACTURING PREMISES to LEASE,
V1 WITH OR WITHOUT MACHINERY.
The holdings with ~ oH OF ground, lately occupied by
ADet Vivian situated Of l2th st. aud ls st har-
The factory Of brick and Is B131y feet Croon water
Introduced In the complete On the premises
power engine with ample boiler both for engine
and for heating &c. There il also line Of haing with puaes
bes pair Of ohaer suitable for flax seed bark
complete apparatus for heating drying boiling, 6c and
tanks and boilers These premises will be esssd Tor
and such OF the machinery may be wsted sold
or the whole will be leased on favorable er FOR further in
formation apply 70 CHARLES W. CurELaND,
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Qnsnrante Tnmpanifs.
METROPOLITAN
AVA FIRE INSU RANCE COMPANY,
no. los BROADWAY,
CORNER OF FINEST. NETWORK.

CASH
This Company continues insure ali nds Of Personal Prvpaz
IT, buildings Ships 10 port and thc Ca-so-s
oonE,ent with the security OF the insurers and the a,ue
DmyCToRs;
JAMES LURIMER GRAHAM President
JOSEPH P. VARNUM, HENRY V. BUTLER
LEONARD APPLEBT, JOSEPH B. VARNUM "a
FRED'k II. WOLCOTT JAS LOD. GRAHAM gs.
WILLIAM X. STRONG, BOWES r. MCILVkTNE,
MOSES TAYLOR, GILBERT l.. BEECKMAH
JAMES .. SHELDON, JOHN C. HENDERSON,
DANIEL PARISH, LORRAlN FREEMAN
GUs1ANUS A CON0VER, EDWARD MACOMBYR
MARTIN BATES, Ja., WATSON T.. CASE,
DUDLEY H. FULLER, CHARLES y. APPLRBT.
PA5CHAL w. TURKEY, SAML ID. BRADFORD an.
FRANKLIN IL DELANC
EDWARD A. SrANSBURY, SsorsSary.
H0BLRT C. RATHsOAR. Asst Secretary.
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NOTICE Of SALE.-W hereas default has bee5
~ made the conditions a certain mortgage bearing DAT.
the first day Of Mss A. D. eighteen hundred and fifty
executed BY the Sheboygsn and Mississippi Railroad Company
Azsriak Flag In the City Of Newly Trustee and duY
IN the Office Of the Secretary Of State OF the State
Ni4conn IN Book Of Rrod Mortgages $50 20 s7
incusve and where's the said FsgR has the appoint
Trustee under sail mortgage snd tha uuda zned he,
been duly constituted aud appointed according 70 the pryons
Of said said Flag aud Trustee In bic
place. Now therefore by vitue Of the power OF sails
tanned In said mortgage and In Of law the under
signed Trustee under said will the second day
March A. ID. eighteen hundred and x,yore the Station
House of said Sheboygsr and Mississippi Railroad Company r
OF that day sell public auction the highest bidder thu
mortgage premises described in said 10 wit Al sno
singular the Flint Division of the Railroad Of said Company from
the City Of Sheboygsn the City Of Fond du Lac in Wiscop
together With al the rights Of way depot grounds railways
rals BRIDGE piers stations sta g-houes sud other buiines
and all the lands and heraens by said Sheboy MS
sis-ippi Rsioad Company then held Hereafter acquired r
connection with the sd First Division Of their Railway
lsng thereto whether obtained under the ghts and privileges
OF ber charter conveyed 10 them by deed and ao ali the
tolls ucoue issues ard profits and corporate aHl oiheF
hanch of s9id Shehoygsn and Mississippi atroad COMPANY
connected with the Hd Firt Division Of he silwoy
laEg thereto ard also al the locomotive engines tendeEs
Of every description, machinery mschnsa shops tools, and H.
working operating sud conducting the said RaIroad
then owned Thereafter acquired by tie said Sheboygl end
Mississippi Railroad Company for or sppCrtenan, to he aore
ssd line read sub-iuon OF hos thea owned o,ber
vine all Of which personal cste de cael 10 Dc hSture
appurenances and be used End sold Herewith sn6
separated heeiron aud 10 be taken pat thereof
-D"cember Is. 1860 SAML 7. BENSON Trustee
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gteambeafs ano Railroaos.

TOR NEW-HAVEN-Fa Fare 81, Berths free
By Steamer from Peckp DAILY at p. Passenger.
for Neden Hartford Springfield Northampton aud towns
the line Rsilrosd take the II train from
New Haven remain board the boat until morning
Merchandise forwarded by Express Taia through BsrO
ton Ogdensburgh Montreal and 81 intermediate
FRANCIS HYDE. Agent.
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pr9 Snohs.

VINHE LAST CHANCE.
We have proilzious quantity Of the Goods enumerated
be4ow, and We determined to convert them
INTO CASH.
BODY will be satisfied that in
EARNEST
after perung tho following list ofprces Until the st OF Janu
ary we viii the folio wing unequaed bargains
READ RzAD!! READ!!!
COMPARE THE FIGURES
China Tea Sets 81 pieces 70
White Freucn China niuuoi Snts, I49 y
White French China Dinner Plates the dozen %
White French China breakfast Patc the 30
French China Tea Patcs. the dozen. 80
White French Chils Covered Dishes each......... d
White krslch Chus Soup Turces each 90
Wiie French Chine Tea Cups and SBuceis the doLen. 20
Gold Bend French Cbins Tea Sets, - pieces 30
Gold Band French Chiua DsI Sets l61 pieces 40 -
Gold and Colored French China Tea Scts ~ Peces.
Gold Corcd French China Dinner Sets l6I pieces % ~
Silver Plated Tea Kettles EACH W
Silver PstSd fVG Sets, pieces ~ w
SverPated Gable Syocus. the dozen. 70
Styer-Psted Tsble York tbs dozen
TOGETHER
elegant hSscrtrnent Of
RICH CHINA VASES,
BISQUE snd PARIAN FIGURES,
BRONZE VASES,
HOLIDAY SEASON
The public usy assured that every article s1ycried WI
be or sale. - - -. -
WE DALEY & Co,
No 90 Broadway.
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DONDS and MORTGAGES.
- 5000 $1,000 $4,000 to LOAN upor improved Bond ant
Mortgage III this city.
$1,000 LoAHupon approved Bono Mostszs in Srsos
iyp. Apply &c CHARLES w. ELLIOTT
no. 81 Pins-st up rts.te,
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obstruction.

INSTITUTE RIDING-SCHOOL, Nos. 10 and
III West sd II dir,cted by Capt RALSToS nae
Brsh with efficient atsfant. Ciss-s lsdl-s
H. eu and hofss for school Genital Park riding Ccaar,
be obtained forwarded from the oce application
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
w s1frUTk No .is .,h.s corner q MsodOags web
MING A. M Proprietor, and Principals opens Eighasb,i
Accidents Year MONDAY sept TO- 100 s pupil a.,
requested ~ b panctusy Catalogue with psr-cu
lara maJ ~ had at thu Broadway Boot stnsa aURNaON
he a. 6,hav, and Gi the Isstute
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Geming-M atbines.
p0S EMPIRE Q0S
SEWTNG-MACHTNE

1886. EMPIRE 335.
SEWTNG-MACHTNE
PATssTBD FEB. X, 1861
sALRSROOM. No. 33s BROADWAY
This machinei' constructed entirely principle
a, been examined BY tho most profound expert. snd Pre-
ecuneed to De SIMPLICITY AND PERFECTION COG
Th following the principal objections urged ssan,i sss
is Excessive fatigue to the operator.
ID Expense, trouble snd los. II time in repairing
Sd. DIssrecsbls noise While 10 operaison 1'
THE EMPIRE SEWING-MACHINH
Is EXEMPT FIR. ALL THESE OBJECTIONS
LOCK or sHITTIE STiTeH Winch will neither NIP RIP no.
Sefy de.cdpon Of maels from eh~ 70 Re sne San.eoi
Muslin With cotton linen SILK Thread nom the ii,
Having neither CAM nor Co8.waEEL and the Lest pc
dble feiiSI + I Tr9I a 'TOp'A as class and
require. FIFTY PER CENT les. power drivs "a,
hes Machine IN market h oftwelve years Of wo
sy GH snd sS SfTh of oou.u
aSa Ro 10 ~. 81 oa 81 S and
We respectfully invite all thoss who may desire suppij
snsnsSs WIZ ,epeii'i ss TO call and ersin" sht
sgi Il 9rG s;P1 aHn0 do we solicit ' pr'n'' CT
a6oP SKIRT MANUFACTURED
sHiRI AND BOSOM mAKERS
DRESS o MAkE Rj
SHOE BlSDsRS
Nf.ST and PASrALOON MAKHf1
RELi3teU5 AND CHARITABLE INSTlTTTTOHs
LIBERALIY WITH
PhCK or MACHINES COMPLETES
No. l-Or Family Mschir s....................s1
No l-smsl sise Manufacturing. .............. rs
No. 3-La.-r Size Manufacturing. ............... 40
AOENCIfS ESTABLISHED.
WILSON 4 CO.. No 10 North gh.st, PhiiadelohiA T..
j. GRIFFIN No. II North GaysL, Baltimore Nd
no DO, b BbSS, NO go Rirsr =, Troy, NY.
AGENTS wanted t all towns la tho uahoi state. e.ms
made known OJ insotns the sseToa No 2!s BsoAayty
7. J. MoARTHUR a Co
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Go formers ano Others.
JONEY BEES for SALE.

HONEY BEES for SALE.
will recevo orders for good strong healthy Swnms Of
ees deiverr In NewYort Brooklyn. and jersey City OF a
.ny station adsou River Harlem Railroad at pa 70
sl0 hive payable delivery. wiz also sttend se the
placing them proper locations purchasers hoase and give
Instructions for their management Address MARTIN FhoO
MAN. Sharon Center Schohsre Co. ". Y.