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- FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine Al shin
Viii G% tse ST SkR
s o 4s ''"' ''''s" F dpRBH z ( ROGERS,
IT, FOR ROTTERDAM.-The fine fast SAIL |
- ing Pruss. ship DUISBURG, Capt F. A. Weg |
mann will have quick dispatch for the above port For
s. Ghae fR
s-a.1s- ju27-tf
afsA FOR CAPE TOWN, c. G. 1.-The fine
For o er cargo engaged will receive prompt dis
.u.s JOHN HENDERSON & Co,
1ulE1 corner Pratt and Commerce streets
.taa FOR GLASGOW. British brr
the above port For n WI have dispatch for
Co, l25 smh's wharf 'sS"' apply to h milf
sfs54a5 FOR CHARLESTON s. C.-THE MER-
~ 4sS1aa cdSoer L5s shd
B Bd e s MONSTER CAP, having one
' passage N GhaARLEs PENpERGAsr,
~ All charges paid on goods shipped BY this Maa and
goods sent to my address will be forwarded free ocomms
N B-shppers will please send duplicate receipts with
HENRY p RUSSELL. Esq Agent in Charleston a az;
e$as DESPATCH LINE SOUTHERN PACK
TG GhRks 4e S LAVAccA APA
GE to e sSs
W. "
au141m FREIGHT AGENTs;
xss4 FOR RICHMOND DIRECT-TO SAIL
se Wrotfh Ts packet PATRo
sail as above For terms Of freight apply to anu Will
au14-tf 10 p p snear hL w5ar,
sd$gk FOR SAVANNAH, GA.-EXPRESS
ssszs fast sailing packet schr ROACH
Pss 6Ss9s sPRg d vi"
aull-tf N. W corner Pratt and n ON arc
<4yM FOR WILMINGTON. N. @.
- sT TIE Er MERCHANTS, REGULAR WEEKLY LINE
Mitchell having o DGrGn s Sc RoBT HEALEY
btSNooK & MEATHERLY,
Goods sent address will be forwarded free T Of conn
shP fhrfss sss% paid
@essrs. T. G. 4 B. G. WORTH. Agents in Wilmington aus
- vd FOR ,B39sTQNmThe regular packet schr.
12Hs
passage, apply to " 'i''e i'eisht OF
auls.tf No,t,w.s. I mEsLEN 4 ROGERS,
.sssA FOR NEW YORK.-The fine schooner
EMPIRE Lowell master, is now loading for tbe
abOye port and Will have quick dssPstG6 freight
ao13-u N w: corner Pratt and Gay streets
d. FOR NEW ORLEANS.
ing schooner MAkY c G3S NL NE fast sail
loading Henderson wharf and having p he
u net cargo engaged and going on board will sail with
,,.r JOHN HENDERSON & CO.,
auIl-I corner Commerce and Pratt streets
sSsA FOR BOSTON.-The fast sailing bark
- YLPH, is now.ioadng for the above port and
having the greater portion Of cargo engaged Will have
quick despatch For balance freight or passage appiv TO
uo., HESLEN Il ROGERS,
au9-H ~ " corner Pratt and Gay SITS.
s+sa FOR MOBILE.-The fast sailing brig
ALOOLA Semitic master, is now loading for the
above port and having the her cargo engaged vii
have quick despatch ''N 7'aN'" "a
For freight or passage apply to
i,e.s HESLEN Il ROGERS,
!ulo-H N corner Pratt and Gay streets
xs1S NEW ORLEANS
SbiI,,r rr>-,-n-- PACK ETS.
EDWARD EV ERETT, :" Gunby
&c HELEN A. MILLER, Gait
CHARLES, Ruark
These vessels all of superior Glass; and insure Mt thu
oWes ngure They sail regularly advertised and
anded by Captains well experienced in the trade The ca
pacy toosof the above vessels such as will afford Erea
apply to JOHN HENDERSOS h 70 1aee
oro VT rr1r,-,o,, No. 81 Pratt street
GEO " HYNSON Co, Agents, New Orleans will for
their address N h'u' ''nss dT9 -
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sIEh FOR THE EASTERN

Fs4Tff ~ AND WESTERN SHORE
nc new swift and commodious Steamer KENT Ca0ain
SoIn II leaves heJwharf Light street foot Of
0anden for GHQPTANK Riy Err EVERY WEDNESDAY
anu AIURnAY MORNING, at I O'clock touching a
H aPdEs' GoIas Point Castle Haven, Shermans Pier
dpgc mari, Cabin Greek Medford's Wharf Prov
3ence' Eastern, iva Dover Bridget Rinpsown GiInn.o
r. mt P2tters Landing and Denton RcfurninS Iasya
Denton Ely cry THURSDAY AND MONDAY M1PNGTsNtSSs
O'clock, TOUCHING at the above Landings
TtTES6 y 'r Al ANN Ha0 and WEST RIVER EVERY
be prepaid 'e uaSs 81 Freight must
ap25ff n ~ o,,-,.
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- 0 o S A T., $
FOR REPAIRING THE CUSTOM UoJTsE At
BALTIMORE, MARVT al RnoooE Al

" " D A II
l. FOR REPAIRING THE crrsrn2, r,o,
BALTIMORE MARYLAND D a.
HMEasuKY DEPARTMENT.
PROPOSALS. WIFI ION, July 18th,
A D. I SsTi tn FIFTEENTH DAY OF EPTE n nj
more GHsT0M HOUSE authorized to be aEpAIRS OF
p'Spsled at this Department e hsn' nu Specifications
a. oiuuers VIII be renuirad =. a., .,
one dollar hundred OF the work, rate q,
nish all sn pounds and win be required to fur
per- cen aSceoIng PLANS furnished do0r to
according to contract prce done and materials
the estimate Of an agent of prescribed by the Contract by
and per e M DC paid the WORK or
said and 10 p Of the work. &C. BY the % ne con-
contract. IN the event Of non.fuillment of
August when and Drawings will be ready on the 1sh a,
ment ANY oan De mad application IN tha Tanart y.
to The he proposals must be sent 70 .,,,
OTIsTpos FOR EsPssqEy and plainly endorsed
last day named a. and win opened Al one ococ ~ ~
iuls2awsw g, HOWELL CoBB.
Secretary Of the Treasury
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furniture.
HENRY W. JENKINS,
IL PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER,
No. l6 LIGHT ST.,
ring every description of CABINET WARE the best ma
'eT HasR snd n worSSP Ppnnp ,rpree,,
BEDS holsters and PILLOWS Of Hairor Feathers IRON
BEDSTEADS, suitable for Hotels servants, &c jastf
@ NEW FURNITURE
NA WAREROOMS.
HlThe undersgnedwould call the attention of his friends
and the public to his new Warercons and his large
and varied assortment of Furniture His stock being ALL
new and OF the best workmanship with very moderate
90 on oPeS or contnnanee OF the patronage he has
THos. McGLANNAN,
REMOVED WITH CARE. ''ND' EAohANGEDs and
@ W. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
t4R CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAREPoOus
" NOS ~ AND 100 BALTIMORE STREET, BAITIMoap
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
constantly on hand and direct from Factory great
variety OF CHAIRS manufactured of Maple, Oak Walnut
Chairs, painted or unpaned knockdown or drove mn in
bundles or boxes for shipping. f' "
Office Chairs, Cane and Wood Settees Cane seat
Seat, ~ Boston Rockers
Chas zane seat and Spanish Chairs and Suits
Ppach Cottage Sets and Chamber
LBraIy ehafs, zane seat and Furniture,
Tees, Caneseat Toilet Tables and Washsands
Back, Extension Tables Sc
Lounges Caneseat and Back, '"''e'' ~''
We cordially invite former patrons and all obers in
the trade, to give call. ~ IA
REFERENcE:-Robinson, Lord & Co Duer Norris b
Co., ). s. Stevens * Sons
W. GREENWOOD Il CO.,
as.s Nos 9s and loo Baltimore street,
apzo-tl Baltimore.
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,,r.,, THE STEAMER PLANTER
~ ltaYe bat more for the Patuxent river eva, TIES
"a morning at 8 O'Clock, far up as Hills TondinG
@ m VIII leave ills Landing every Thursday morn
ing Tor Benedict Will leave Benedict every Friday ror
ing at O'Clock for Baltimore calling at P9m Py morn
FAR Haven going and returning " VIM i"hu
Freight received on SATURDAYS and Mondavs
je25-tf GE0 U w GiiySr.ra =.
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Passengers and their baggage vavaa ~, ~ ~ W
between the Depots the Roufe "'eSeuJ'eeV chdTge
Passengers by this Line enioy a comeortob,a ;,.
on Ie bay steamers and privileged to Iau orsr NJ
at aRy po1I; anu resume their trip by DAYLIGHT s
- 5P,AhIlGU!AR MOTTO E.-PasSengeTs from Ne,v v,
checked f by this Line will have their bageSga
wi" r pe uhecKed to different points South eioe II
TT uiner information and Through Tickets fv,b;o, ~
~ te nay or Mail Lne applyin NEW YORK at The
Earr1 Ry, ureat Southern Railroad Office Jersey
also at the New Jersey Railroad Once font ~
ree or at 229 Broadway corner of street at
ns ms ast9r house In DELPHIA at he ComnnnV,s
at ne Inv w corner OF Sixth and Chestnut streets: or
oTh at me ohce Baltimore Steam Packet ComnanT ~
VI ~ i nI noek, or on board the Bay Steamers w
J0iIGSI anu I and beautiful steamers
fTt al and ADELAIDE repiete with every ron
iHe Delng now composed Of the splendid
Ana, capt g. Russell, ana Gsrt; ~ ~
having unsurpassed state and berth acco1n
The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave the Gamma
Daily, Sundays excepted, - o'ND 9ikhEI,
o.,., sY-Af ~ O'CLOCK, P. Ma
bh after the arrival OF the Eapress J,ai1
Tb ,d s NV ORR az A. H., and Philadelphia at y
NJ Inc iolI0WIng Is the Schedule: " o
New York at O'clock A Portsmouth At ~ o.o,
b&itmorss I'm %faGn at at ll
ter augusta Charleston and the South, Via tie Mancies
me train from Weldon in the above schedule pons IN
wilmington and Raleigh e""ie hoss "
Passengers for Richmond and PETERSBURG o - "a,
pOh on e James River, connect with James River bnats
cary next morning after leaving Baltimore - ~
nsio iSssGhgers Tor Edenton, Plymouth, Newbern WASH
WIN Weldon Godsboro Beaufort, Warsaw Raleigh and
agreeable route -" iNo't pie1dsant, diTeet and
Baltimore, June 16 1860 Tje25fI NJ ~ Presissnt
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notice
$500 FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

via
,,rr,,-,.. 49,. FAIR HAVEN AND PIUM POINT
oo SGHanGE OF DAfS..on and after " EDNESDAY NAV
1 3D. isoU, me steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave
Bailmore for the PatuNent river every WEDNESDAV "n
SATURDAY MORNINGS at clock proceedne as far anu
as Lyon creek on fednesdays Returning will leave
1nS creek Or Thursday morning o'clock for Baitmoe
Hips Landing. Returning, will leave Hrs IanIin n iof
Mon2ay morning at 5oclOck for Baltimore CALM tI
Haven going and returning ~ io'ht anu fair
Freight received on Tuesdays and Fridays
Passaga IN pt,or,., n, NJ. l.. WEEMS, Master
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EIs EEEsssssssza FUR THE
zEa2 sS2st-xr@ q K T Fl,
WEST AND NORTH WEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
CHANGE OF HOURS
Trains leave Calvert Station as follows:
me Mail Train daily Except Sundays at $50 A. NJ
ana the Express Train daily at $50 p for Emira Buff
aC SlaGsra Fails Kingston scranton Binghampton, s
OF Western New York and Canada Aso for Ptsburg Chi
eago Cleyeand CincInna St. Louis all parts Of the
Travellers by either these trains to Detroit and
Chicago via Niagara Falls, the cost as by anV
other route $50 - ""S
For New York City by the SOFA NJ Train with only one
change Of cars and at as low rate by any other route
At $50 A NJ for Emmittsburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster
Eebanon Reading, Pa Pottsville Bethlehem, Allentown
Md. " 'o' ti"seis'o"h'
AtS3l A ~ and and P. NJ. for Green SPRINGS Oy
ms Mills: Resterstown and Westminster, Md "
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily (except SIM
day) at i % L. NJ, for the West and Northwest
The Cockeysvie Accommodation Train at 20 A NJ from
Bolton, and 800 NJ from Calvert Station Returning ar
rlyes at S.l0 A. NJ and $50 p, NJ 'n "
from Washington and the South by the %
this road VIZ" VIZ "a'"S ofei
For TICKETS and information apply at the Ticket office
Baltimore. ~ '''ee's'
1ornu ,,c,,p,, JAS c, CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN !. RlGNEY, Asst SuperIntendentr
J. H. WARNER. Ticket Agent
June &c, 1860
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AgIl 3GaGs.

La GGH5$sSS5EESSs1 WESTERN
~A---S-s--AAc- MARYLAND RAILROAD
OPEN TO FINKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station and O'Clock Re-
turning leave Finkshurg Station, 10, 1879 and 36
The O'Clock train enables spend three for
hours in the beautiful Green Spring Valley, and return to
Baltimore $50 P. NJ. ~ "
Stages for Hampstead Manchester, Westminster Taney
town and Emmittsburg of the OA H. train
Also for Westminster from the p. NJ. train.
jul3 tt IRWIN II TAyIop
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THE STEAMER GEORGE vFp,,

NJ, LIE STEAMER GEORGE WEEMS
III ieaVe baltimore for the Pauxent river every FRTDAy
M mi at clock as far Hills Landing Return
hs, VIII eave Hs Landing every Monday morning for
benedct VIII leave Benedict every Tuesday norn1 ~
Haven going and returning " A'in' anu Falr
Freight received on Wednesdays and THURSDAYS
THEO. WEEMS, Master
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xzsZ tsS{ Ss216TsGs WEST AND SOUTH
allows: " ~ wan '"n 6
Leave camden Station, BatmorcMail (except SUNDAY
at $50 A NJ; Express daily at 400 NJ and Arcommoao
son at gSQ z d., through for ALL PARTS Of THE WEST
FOR VA PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 20 n ,.i,
between Cumberland and Wheeling, and between Grafton
and take the $50 p NJ train from baltimore
and from Frederick at Z 20 A NJ " u
THE Ell1COTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4 .
a. n, and $50 P NJ and Ellicott's Mlsrt 745 A. NJ and
F0R RASHTNGTON AND TIE SOEYyy
Leave baltimore at % and $40 A. NJ and3 is and 2o,p
Sunaays at 80 N only. Leaves Washington 10,
Saltmofe at o. 70 and 740 A. NJ and 20 and IN p ~,
sundays at S20 P NJ only. The second and third trains
eniy from Baltimore stop at points The sacnna M
9urtn trains from Baltimore and the second and hrd from
"Ssungoh connect with trains the Annapolis Road
Eor tickets of every kind information, &c sunlv tn p
ENGLAND Agent, or at the Ticse Office Camden station
". +. SMITH,
T. n cor q -, =, aaster OF Transportation
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.sNA BALTIMORE AND sUSoUEHAN
sI=A OLD DOMINION sTE4MR0AT

EsE@A OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
Hz1 Iaz1s COMPANY
,ErOR FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA. AMI Ann
IN TS ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER ~
ne steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n. Fairbank leaves
WbarF M FR SR heT berth at Nsedham piegh street
retnTnnlng leaves Fredericksburg EVERY T u ESDSVY
OhNN - at O'Clock, Immediately after the arrival q.
e IRAN oil cars from Richmond and Washington StGppn
at an the regular Landings on the RappahannSck I'VE
gong ana returning TO land and receive freight and mas
scngerS. ~ N'h''' anu pas
THE VIRGINIA
~ R new and was built by merchants Frede
cksp and baltimore interested in trade and bv
echants and farmers residing in the counties boTdern
on he Kappahannock for the express purpose of keeping
nIs Grass steamer on the route During the winter the for
ward deck has been enclosed thus aoTdnR complete pro
tcton Tor Horses, and other live stock Carriages of all
sizes can ne taken on board and carried under deck without
kinR OH the wheels Her staeroom berth accomnC-
aaiGns are large and commodious and her capacity for
Hels extensive As passenger and freight she has
no superior on the waters of the Chesapeake.
Through freight received in Baltimore, and CHARGES Maid
by K j: CAPRON Il CO., Bowly's wharf. f
Freight received the Steamer Weinesdavs
and thursdays, and on Fridays to O'clock, P NJ.
For further information and Blank Receipt Of or.7 usei
by the Company, apply on board, or 10
R. ]. CAPRON & CO, Ages
~ or .,-,,rru, No 81 Bowly's wharf, Baltimore
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steamships.

@TTn 81 A R LIE SION
THR0UGH IN FIFTY HOURS
" 81 '''A'' '''S Th sjidasn ssRwANN.
w;r,., Capt. 1. T. Ramsay,
On TUESDAY, August 2lst,
No f5eght received after IL o'clock the day Of sailing
SAMUELT. PEARCE, Agent
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W CALDWEIT 4 sSN
Punctuality in her departure relied on au4
90 90 SAY H i0f All.
'"s '''F" '''"1 GEoRRGEs CREEK,
THURSDAY, August16,
bills lading signed after departure Of the
sAMI. t PEARCE, Agent,
p,,.. lie Spears wharf
HRs be Is CO.
@EfS TO IRELAND, ENGLAND AND
TIE ATA SGTh R aSP A RY STEsM via GALWAY
new and magnificent steamer PRINCE
touch at ST JOHNS to receive the Royal Mail and govern
This steamer has unequaed accommodations for passen
Passengers By this steamer will have free ticket (Which
tn &c the pn eft fnsagG Pa5 sn G%
Rates of class 81 and se0accordng to
recommendations. Third class $50 third class passengers
1urShed cooked provisions but must provide themselves
with bedding and tins.
For freight or passage, apply to
ROWLAND h ASPINWAII.
81 and IS South street, n Y
Or to JOHN q. A. HERRING,
auttAl4 l6t Baltimore street Baltimore
x&TH. CROMWELL'S
$780, EMI- WEEKLY EXPRESS LINE BETWEEN
BALTIMORE.
NEW 7SYPo YORK.
The steamships Of this Line
BALTIMORE rN
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
IN NE 2YTE YORK IfroW 8n Pier s ,T Il SRA
Delivering goods in Baltimore Thursday and Monday
| mornings
Freight cents per foot or proportionate rates
Shippers to Boston, Providence Portland and other East
ern points, can have their Goods promptly forwarded by
Apply to sAML T. PEARCE, Agent,
or to f. B CROMWELL& co,
SO WEST STREET,
Jul7u New York
| 9KTA BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
.k4A.T The new and magnificent sidewheel Iron Ocear
| Steamers s: R. SPAULDlNG, Solomon Howes. command
| err, and BEN DEFORD, VIM. A Halett, commander will
| natey.
The accommodations for passengers of TIL FIRST
| CLASS.
Fare sl2, including Meals and Staeroops
For freight or passage apply to
! WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK
Baltimore. May 18th. 1860 myi6-tf
|
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COMMISSION Nsrfbants.

John F. LAWSON & CO.,
LUMBER, sTAvE,
0EN k5 4. ggSSEqHT AZ x4sEERRsezz 4
i25-tf BALTIMORE, ND.
n G. DE GARMENDIA. -
". GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
fe8.tf 80 ''''--' baltimore
TT p. EVANS,
IL. COMMISSION MERCHANT.
FLOUR GRAIN GuAN6 P GR6S6 AND sUpER
NO. D New Corn Exchange Building Wood street.
References in Baltimore: % "''
p Msle.m Co, Carson, Zimmerman Co,
McNeh Jones, John W. thinner man.
q o. GORTER,
3 Il, COMMISSION MERCHANT III q ant
EAPRON h CO..
" SHIPPING AND yY GENER RAJ. COMMISSION
JOSEPH CARSON q co, " o. WINERY
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos 4S and 45 LIoHr STREET,
Liberal advances made on consgnments fe2stf
DALMER ( THOMAS, p THOMAS
(ff TP6STf = 70 ~ I CROSBY & Son.
FOREIGN FRUITS IT'S NUTS, &c,
COMMISSION f SERoHANrs,
| szo-u NO 10 BowLY's WHARF, Baltimore, Md
/ WILLIAMS; MSS gross &c S ;, ,,,n
faits5n ¥as Ba
Grain, &c, and fill orders for same.
hessrs MagrHw RGCns Agents Pa Central RI Co Bait
Pc p C. Springer ag Esq Custom House, Baltimore
E%y t,i HSsSqF5y; PBBi5;s;a{!elphia e.
John S. WILLIAMS & BRO,
,..,, '~~''5 sso6d hfF6E sfKfEr,
lezzu Baltimore
FLLICoTT \ HEWEs, "
H PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
9tGTiiF 1ffe2fiGP Ra'd e r. sa'e
No. SO EXCHANGE PLACE,
STIoKNEY a CO.; ;,,,,,, -
NJ. 4 H4sassss$isss .s s .ssi;. ,,
pOULTNEY & MOALE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
hesrs " aI1EA saS SGSs Baoore
T HOOPER h CO.,
q. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
| ,,. COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS,
| lalIn Baltimore
nRAKELEY 4 FENTON, AA"'' 'A'''N
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
PEoyIs!!SSSS$$n1AfN 81? ffiRopgoE,
! SSI BALTIMORE STREET,
CORNER
| Ja2 BALTIMORE
KENsEY JOHNS. arc n poapps
! o s L. GERS
= SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
| NO. "a COMMERCE STREET,
lzl-u BALTIMORE
| PARKHURST, JR., & CO.,
| e. GENERAL COMMISSIOy MFRCHaYyy
SPERM, REFINED AN ND G GfRAtIbFs WHALE " OILS.
.nr,,, STRAITS, BANK AND SHORE OILS
SPERM AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES
to,, IS SOUTH STREET.
- Baltimore, Md.
| GEORGE WARNER
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SttanrbDafs.

Ea;slss:@N I FoR PETERSBURG (via CITY
DEERE" Is NV re p9}1NT, Waffle steamer "BELyi
freight or passaFe ann AFTERNOON, at O'clock
II j. BRANDT " .o,.
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HARDWARE,

would respectfully solicit the attention Cabinet makers
MaGhlnSts and Others to their and stock
Of TOOLS &c, adapted to every branch Of
echanlca trades comprising part large assortment OF
German English and American Locks, Casters Hinges
Bolts &C. Patent Wrenches ali kinds Gas Filters Ply
ers, trenches and longs all of which are offered at the
owest cash prices and on the favorable terms
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@ttfs. Rinunrs. ke.

ia CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
WSSsSSy J, B. GHARRON 4 CO, AGENTS
As2zAEAE FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRANCE,
nave Just and offer sale very superior COGNAC
BKANDlES vintage of 1911 Charron Pere ct ls Brand:
Emile Belmont Co. Cognac Brandes, various yintsges:
5orMeaux Claret Wnesfrom low to finest grades; Burgn
~ VINES rom medium to best grades produced in
france superior White Wines; Champagne Wine yarious
qualities. " " 'ii'f>f'i OH prime
house or duty paid. ~ ~ ware
ASo on CONSIGNMENT, 10 bbls and prime Monon
gaheia Rye Whiskeys; 10 bills very old GOPHER dsted
bonT6on Mhskeys 200 bbls. fine medium grades RGnrbon
ana Rye iskeys to which invite attention
IN want Of pure liquors. Ohice-CORNER or IGNR Pm
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GEORGE WARNER
~ Eop r,,r, COMMISSION MERCEA Mt
foh The SALE OF SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
PRODUCE,
162 SOUTH EUTAw
kopposlte Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot)
H., Refers by permission
Siiessrs Pearce GRAY Baltimore
Siessrs Buckler Shipley, Baltimore
Messrs Isaac REYNOLDS Son. Baltimore
Messrs. Wyckhotf 4 Post, New York
Messrs SPOTS, Harvey Il Co, Richmond
Siessrs Alvey Lpsct NIB, Richmond
Messrs s. T. q T. G. Budd, Charleston
Messrs Toulmn, Voorhees, 4 Co. Mobile
george Nathan, Eco, New Orleans
EdWd W. Warner, ESQ.,, Phladelphias
more. ''' baih, pail
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TABEZ D. PRATT,
abEA d. PNAII,
CoMM1ss1oNrR To CTPAMMlsS T 4 OF DEEDS g.
ENCOURAGEMENT OF DEEDS. DISPOSITIONS, POWERS
OF ATTORNEY or other instruments in writing, the
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

j. d. PRATT Il Co,
., cORNER OF BALTIMORE AND >. CHARLES STREETS.
poprletors respectfully invite such Merchants
not Already subscribers to the Agency and who sell goods
eu 10 caii and examine system and the reliab
y OF our information From long experience and the
factory teStimonies Of thousands merchants the differ
en cities East and Westwho have years subscribers
can assure all who will call whether they sell goods
me cities or country towns, ample satisfaction the rela
y OF our inform aon and the great hrnedt be derived
nom the Agency. by these Iyho he
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4 iLARKE l. PEGRAM. VIZ" ffGRAN
VTPcUNI, ,,,, AGENTS FOR sALzoP
Nl'D NohiH CAROLINA MANUFaCTTREn
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MS# isEf!E< UAKKIAGES UAkkIAGESI--IH
- subscriber has on hand at his extensive CAR
klAGE REPOSITORY, No S5 South Gay street, the most
extensive and best assortment of fashionable CARRIAGES
a can be found in the city Persons in want of Carriages
VIII hnd it to their interest TO give CALL deter
mined to sell low for cash approved paper All work sold
az my repository warranted for months Old Carria
geS repaired or taken in exchange for new ones.
carriages received storage or held on eoGmlssI0n
s2l-tf WILLIAM HCCANN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
Nv Teteerauh.

PIHLADELPHIA-Ar. Feb. y. sbip ssransk Liyerpool.
bark Reindes Rio Jsneiro steamer Ke0nebsc, NevYoi
NORFOLK Am. Feb. steamer Augusta Nsw-York for ss-
slight.
KEw-oRLEANs-Arr Feb 9, ships Albert Currier New
bnrypoTt Elizabeth, Rio JsEeo Arctic, Judith ~
Wild Cat Boston; barks Harriet Hszetne, co. Caroline
Elenls, kocksnd, Ne.
SANDY HOOK, Feb. o sunset Steamship Yorktown, from
Norfolk and brig 10 tow CT the HuntFes inside the hook
ships Margaret Evans for London rallied from the s. ~ Spit
breed the Bar at II ship Victory, for Liverpool
Yorktown for London, Wind s. g. e. kghti
fogey of shore.
bound In. Wind e. light; weather hazy. From thu
nothing be ,een beyond the Light ship.
FORT LAFAYE T1E, Feb. Nothing In sht bound
H. Steamibip Nashville FIR Crseston passed down ct las
p Wind W., light; weather hAEy in the Bay.
BOSTON-AEr Feb steamship Remington, Baker, Phf.a-
delphis ships Indiana Con view osansi Old Deminor,
Fulton, Apsscbcola SeHasook Chase, do hafs Emblem.
Davis Mesna; Union, Keuck, Mobie lido kiubs insrs
ham, New Orleans, j. w. Andrews French, Mobile; schrs-
Annie y. Glover, hohtnson Galveston
&Below-Ships Sarah Essex and Richmond, New iespa
on Hishsnd Ii sht-Bsrk Gen. Warren, TURKS Island