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bbs at IS S0G60 for mixed to good superne Baltimore
&c and S6l5G7 so for the better grades Rye Flour is
in fair demand-sales OF 227 bbls at So 504 80 Corn
Meal is in fair reques-saes of 800 bbls at IS SO for
Jersey and IS S5d3.95 for Brandywine. Grain.-The
Wheat market opened with fair inquiry the decline
but after the from Europe received prices i'm
proved The supply of red winter and spring is large
but choice white is and in demand extreme
rates The sales 10000 bushels 81 l5l Is for
Chicago SPRING 81 GOAL % for Milwaukee Club 81 p for
amber Iowa Spring; 81 26(G q for red Western; $500
Sl3s for fair to good white Ohio and Michigan; 40 for
prime white do; 81 As for choice white Canadian
81 % for fair white California. Barley is better and
improved demandsales of 2S 600 bushels " cts
fair State and S3bdS6 cts for fair to prime white Cana
dian, Oats dullsales of Western and Canadian at
more acve-saes of $500 bushels 77aSO cts Corn is
cts for Western mixed; 81 cts for round white and 73d
IS cts. for round yellow. Provsions-The market is
better and prime is in fair demand The stock reduced
to 81 ,642 bbs. Cofee.-Rio has been in improved de
mand out at the close the market is rather quietsales
Off Sl4 bags at l3Hd54 cs as to quality Other kinds
inactive yet rm-Sale Of 800 bags St Domingo at Is
cts Cotton.The market is quiet yet steady at l0& cts
for middng Uplands and IL cts for New Orleans and
Texas do Moasses is inactive, with moderate sales of
MuscoVado at 2G cts and Barbados at So cts Sugars.
Cuba have been in good request at steady rates. but at
the close the market is quietsales of some 200 hhds
Cuba at 6d72 cts for fair refining to choice grocery
grades. Refined shade easier the United States
Company quote hard at 9 d9h cts soft coffee grades
SA(d95 cts, and yellow do at ~ cts.
MONTHLY STATEMENT OF STOCKS OF SPANISH TOBACCO
Havana. Cuba Sagua. Yara Clients
bales. bales. bales. bales. bales
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

HALIFAX, N. S.-Baig Gen. WilliamS.-I III bbls flour
MoNTEvIDE0.-Bdrk Talismdn.-27I boxes tea $50
bbls 40 bbs -four 62 bbls corn
meal % terces hams 1877 oysters 80 baskets
pagne 40 boxes turpentine, 200 kegs nails 500 reams
paper eco bbls alcohol 39S boxes tobacco 46 cases do
80 cases brogans 200 bolts cotton duck bbls Irvine
bales yickng Is tacks 800 dozen breoms bales
twilsed duck rs bales oakum bales raven duck 1894
f. mahogany lumber, 2S9 it. cherry do $50 bb resin
64i4 it, oak timber, bales denms 235 dozen chairs
40, 900 IT. white pine lumber
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, Oct Flour, &c-Tbe
sales are q 400 bbs at 30 for superne State and
choice do SIS 656 rs for low grades of Western extra
as 67x57 rs for shipping brands of round hoop extra
Ohio: As S567 rs for trade brands do, and $5S0@675
for st. Louis extras Southern Flour is unchanged. The
demand is fair and arrivals moderate, The sales are 900
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

W pr, BRIGHT POUNDS.
| J; s Hale,S Extra Hales Va. Flue flames Wilson
| W. a. * f. Brown Cured Sam Ward
stultz Il Burnett Emma Hughes b. Sharp
stniiz Burnett VIM L, Goggin ~ 5 bo af''"
MeKinssy Flood rayior's Corner rh3s. 5. Holden:
ca55psr's Mountain @srie Clipper fof ,@'r'O''
7. II. Nances Mica B Hickman @ &. " v. EEbott
| ,ragua Chameleon Hidden Treasure
| L. Tnslty Planet Of the South Odd dominion
Claih9rnes Cloth OF / a. Noeli Star
A B. Chambers s ~ Manning James River
HaIa W 9Ssen flR BE Adam. N Me %6iTor
| Grace darling Annie Rice r L.
| Game Cock City of Hills Geo Booker
| Bost?n mo lIockaday !. Wilkinson
aor Snrgs S5ar 1b A. L'x xbtr TUCKER
TayIors Excelsior Paul Pttman j. G. Allen
RaEsdss Best no Haasy 'S aaie a5e2 Pin
s! y cRan SoFs Nay Flower HI F. Garn
| McCorkle& BIS tx CALVIN ~ James Lewis
Claiborne Italia Union 8; Lysle
| ferro L. TAYLOR Olive Branch
RGss Bgd a@sT T Scs,r fine gHit5 and Flowers
| do. Eldorado Constellation
BRIGHT HALF PoUNDs AND FivEs.
IN noc nncsef haf mounds nele SAY Sam f f
NePtunes fsyorite iyes Hancock do.
- u do, lbs. Matte Brooks, 4 lbs.
ua,,a.s,. =. FANCY STYLES.
Arozonis foil lbs boSes 10 in "''"e" Bar =
Crmnton's Stock WbiuTwiStIW oil car's Exra Tuist
| Uncle Sans Twist, Caddies, boxes IL in.
Rose Bud Twist, Caddies, Gin and x boNes ' -
Clarendon do boxes Fin lS H. Hollands Dime fancy
level IF ()uhir Tpyist. Caddi-s do Natural p cn
Gin Dyer Davis & GraTeIy Tw Visit,
Caswell r. 4 X do & ,; kegs IL hoxes 10 in ~ '''
Fruits and Flowers cold rayl9Ts Corner Stone Twist,
Frnitsand Fingrs I with iS & 70 n u ho
and without foil style. Honrysucki. II in q boxes
in lb paper boxes cascd Pkj1tnnis Ernts 4 Elowers
and labelled lIght nrassad 6vas Ca6Ssss
Jenny May, Gold Bar FL Pas6 irape twist t"i' n
boyas Caddia- E '"' y ''''
Abbctt's Crane Vine Twist shit 4 Rpr,ett aaa.
y boxes Twist I2in sousrs J: boxes
J. K Mllner & Sons, r 4 Stultz h Rnrnetf r. q p
Twist, q kegs Twist Y kags
Z hoes p a f IL ad SGia Bars
DARK SWEET TOBACCO
Toronto los. j. H. Miller, tens
do. SIS. A. e. Swan, fives
h t5aIaI = pounds lilly nS,,5 = pounds
Aieoma, Z bounds Bncknor Maa7} & i fTss
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Tunstarr anh Commercial 8tbitta.
BALTIMORE, Oct ., 1860.


There was considerably more done IN stocks to-day
than yesterday but the operations at the Board were
chiefly in Mining stocks most of which were steady at
Yesterdays figures Springfield was shade better, but
there very little done in it, the only sale made being
one of 200 shares at sS44 cash Guilford and North
State were both pretty active sales of $50 shares of the
former and shares Of the latter being Gull
ford was quite heavy, all the sales being made
at s29 buyer co days, this figure being decline of
dollar per share the price last obtained for it, but
North State sold as before at SIS al. 60 cash and time
Consolidated and Silver Valley both steady at yes
erdays figures Sales Of 900 shares consolidated were
made at 81 Goa and of Silver Valley there 900
shares sold at 81 Sal 60 cash and time Deep River was
again, it has been for several days past the rmest
among the Mining iances Sales of 900 shares of it were
made at 81 buyer co days, and SIX bid at the
lose for large amount Nothing was done in Gardner
Ill., but it closed regua- way at s7H bid, s77s asked
There was some inquiry for Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road but the only sale made Of so shares at
SS34 buyer 10 days At The close ss3k was bid for it
buyers option 60 days. but only $50 bid for it regular
way. or Northern Central shares only were sold at
s22& cash, but it closed regular way at S22H bid, S23
asked. For Canton Co. there was some inquiry, and
saes of 1888 shares were made s22% 1t closed at S22k
bid s22k asked regular way City 6's were steady at
yesterday figures Sales of S45O 1905 were made at
lOO and they closed at 100 bid 1OO4 asked For 1s75s
1O0h was bid, and lS70s closed at 9S bid 90 asked
Nothing was done to-day in Railroad bonds but Balti
more and Ohio 1855 closed at So bid 81 asked exdyi.
dend and Northern Central 1855 left Off at G7k bid
OK asked.
In New York to-day nearly all stocks on the list
declined heavily. Erie fell off 2k; New York Central
~ Reading y; Harlem &; Cleveland and Toledo y;
Michigan Southern guaranteed 3 Rock Island n Galena
and Chicago x; Canton q; and Virginia and Missour
G's 4 each Michigan Southe IN common stock sold as
on yesterday at $23, but this the only stock the
list, the price for which sustained.
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SttamsNps.


1-E%f4 A X u " s Il q
$xRE6G
The hrst-class steamship
LOCUST POINT,
CAPTAIN d French
Will leave Spears wharf
On SATURDAY, October G,
at30'clock, 2. NJ, precisely.
No XIX ~ TSyeH aGr " o'clock on the day OF sailing
Rtaamer ' " "s''''"'' ~ "
For freight ONLY anuIy In
'''' ,ffrrr ., pr ,urr ,-,o.
sgarts !, ;,l,.i,-, rouE- w 10 Spear Mi!A'
ER0MWETIJS
sSnl4laasaS LINE OF STEAMERS RETUrgy
BALTIMoRE "i' " '-''+'
Ann
NEW YORK
The sl.amsltipg NJ this Ii,-a nm
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NUtIce TO Mariners.
Treasury Department Office !
Lighthouse Board, Washington Sept 80 !
(Ofical.)
dangerous focE Of the Entrance TO Talea,ohan Bay,
tghich H. II. steamer q Encounter, sty,,rl ~
1t is 20 yards in length and W; from the N and it
looks like patch of small rock but in reality only
abrupt with depth of p IS fathoms near it. and di
recty in the farway for vessels entering the bay
Latitude: ...................3So So 5O>[ N.
Longitude. 1873 3S< NJ Il
bearings tHe cape. N SIX "
Summit Shan Shan Tan. N $50 n
7I'dd'' n blR W.
a Prominent Peak ..............,N Ie6 "
gun-boat was at anchor off it the 2jth of June as
beacon; but whether continues there is not known.
Hong Kong, July &c, 1860.
BY order of Lighthouse Board
R. SEMMES,
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE
1 ,,,,,.
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
Tho,,... .-,.-,, - .. Baltimore, Nd.
The most reliable Nautical Instrument Makers in the city
Wiert tl1 hst assortment OF every tIcle
uchl line can he found and positively only tsinhIsh
mcnt IN Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRT MEN'TS can
DE- made aud repaired in a proper manner
thermometers for sale or hire.
sJ-tf SucceSsnrs 10 II 49, = 1..,',..
4 NHRONOMETERS,
- CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING iNSrRUMnNrS NO.
and
GlnRES
~ THE LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE, Lptc 4
GUiDS IN BALTIMORE
PETER NALTHER,
p, ~ W Fratl street.
formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR E. q W
BLUNT, New York
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EAsITA FOR THE EASTERN

sz1sss.Aasa=sSSzssz AND WESTERN SHORE.
nc new swift and commoaious Steamer KENT CAPTAIN
J"n H. kirgan leaves her wharf Light street foot
@ i iG IN M RlE hR EVERY WEDNESDAY
ana ,AAilEDAI MORNING, at O'clock touching I
TamGdss' W GioIas ro9t Case Haven, shsrmans Pier
aence EASTERN via Dover trdrcJ kimgstown. GiIp's
r. mi f@htGTS Landing aud ieninn Returning leaves
Denton EVERY THURSDAY AND MONDAY NDRNT\G1
at o'clock, touching at the above named Landings
So Leaves Tor ANEAPOLIS ami NESI RIVER EVERY
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING Returning same
gay Round Trip Tickets for these days g. Freight must
be prepaid ~
ap25.tf T. Il CANNoN
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2aIL Agaas.

aaiI EI9a0s.
La Zs - PHILADELPHIA,
XIV zT-ecssE~-sssEse j. If n GfON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
SPRING 1RRl SGEHENT
D. 70 and after MONDAY, April ed, ass.orer trains for
6n'iiiilIIiptla viii leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY except sunday follows, viz:
EXPRESS TRAIN at 8 20 l. NJ Way MAIL AT 10 n
A. NJ; nv ENlSG MAIL at 5 Is F. 81
On 81 MA Is at 525 F. u only III trains with
New ofk Trains except 5.25 p. a., on Saturdays
Freight Irain with Passenger Car attached, leaves at
Hsvre de Grace. ~
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at sl5 A. Ml2M
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN
ThRMEDiATE POINTS.
Ey leaving in IL IS II. train connect at Wilmington
wth TO u tram daily texcept Sunday for all stations
net"t"h wilmington and Harrington, and on Tuesdays
THURSDAYS anu Saturdays for Milford; on Monday. We'd
nesdays aud Fridays for Seaford: by avIng 25 p NJ
n pfot4rG asetoyer check from Conductor, spend
night IN Wilmington, and take the A. train for All
station. tween Ilming ton and Salisbury
NOIlCEA c0i0rrd persons, 1eter bond or free will
required 10 bring responsible white person. person
ally known to the undersigned, who will be willing To sign
bohn 10 e Company, before they will be over any
portion OF the road 49, ''
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AsssS Sss s.S5zes@&1tEses VEST AND SOGTl
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
On and after JULY 30L, lSGb the trains will run a.
pliows
Leave Camden Station Ratmore-sia lexcept Sunda ~
At g. 80 A VI. Express daily at 500 L NJ Both Trains 20
directly through To All. PARTS OF THE WEST SOUTH
VEST AND NORTHWEST.
FCR IA 7 PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 30 A H. tram
between Cumberland and Wheeiing and between Grafton
and Petersburg take the 90 P NJ train from Baltimore
THE FREDERICK TR5 AIN leaves Baltimore At 4l5 F. NJ
and Frederick at 7.20 A. NJ
THE ELLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore. ate
a. ~, and and 20 n. and Ellicott's Mills 745 A.
n, aRd 80 and 6 40 P n.
FOR WASHING TON AND TIE SOgTH
Leave Baltimore at 25 and $40 A. NJ and 10 and 2OP
I'm Sundays at 425 A. ~ only Leaves Washington for
Baltimore at $40 anf 740 A. and 20 and $50 P ~ On
Sundays at 20 P NJ only The second and third trains
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second
fourth trains from Baltimore and the second and third
Washington connect with trains the Annapolis Road
For tickets Of every kind information &c, apply j.
ENGLAND, Agent, at the Ticket Office Camden station
W p SMITH
Master OF transportation
L. M. LIZ. f4Pnerai Ticket Agent o.
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z Fit +, FUR THE SOUTH
Isz2s=.as=ai5sls DIRECT FROMNEW YORK rUTI AnFg.
tfilA and BALTIMORE via the
r,, ,,,,,,,,,,, tBA LIN -
70 NORFOLK, WELDON, WiIWTEGTON CHARLES
ION, AUGUSTA, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE, CULCM-
hiA' AIlAEIA, MnNlGOMERY, AMI
,o,,,..-, $500. NEW ORLEANS
SffING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
~. ,,,-, DAILY, Except Sundays, via.
BAY Line SEA-BOAED 4 ROAEUKE RAN Roam
TO the ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being ARRANGED that the ira r is
to No NIGHT TT tvEL on the RaIlrogd from 1
NEW i URk TO WELDON, N C.
THROUGH TICKETS
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EsMa OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

is comparatively and was built merchants of Erode
IcksbiIg and baltimore interested in the TRADE, and by
tfctS and farmers residing i'm counties boIderin
on the kapPahanuUck the press purpose of krpnng
hfSt class steamer on tine During the winter the for
ward deck has been enclosed TINS aording complete lro
ttct"h Tor Horses and other live stock Carriages of AZ
4s can pc taken On board and carried under deck without
taxing OH tt wheels Her staItTOom ami berth accomm1
aatns IRE large and commodious and her capacity for
ifeSht tensivc. As passenger freight h Mt sic has
no nos superior on the waters Of the Chesapeake
rOuE freight received in Baltimore and CHARGES usid
by X. ); CAPkON Il CO., Rowiys wharf '
81 FfemL received On board Of the Steamer Wednesdays
For further Information and Blank Recent Of Crrrs sa
ny the Company, apply on board Or to
r. j. CAPEON & co, Ages
, or ,,-,., No. g Rowly's wharf Baltimore
- SIAt ER President Frederick shurg, Va rnh2ot
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
raIo.s AsDs.lEs OF sIogks ass.w YORK.

BY TEIEGKAFH.
Through AIILAM FISHER Son, Stock 8nd Bill Brokers'
Ne % South street
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5sss& LINE OF
-. " PACKETS
Ship JANE HENDERSON, Captain KNOWLES
q EDWARD EVERETT, ''s Cunby
g HELEN A. MILLER, Gait
:" CHARLES, Hrark
These vessels all Of superior class and insure at tn
owest figure They sail regularly advertised are com
named ny Captains well experienced in the trade The
pay 100 OF the above vessels in such will great
facility 10 shippers. For freight cabin OF storage passage
apply to JOHN HENDERSON 4 10
o,,l ~ .x.,z No. 81 Pratt street
GEO W. HYNSON Co, agents, New Orleans, win for
their address =Ji9ltf
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FREE WITH THE SALT.-John, it ap-
pears, is great hand at chucking people
into the sea and one occasion, while ont
sailing in company with Bill Duffy and
some others he concluded to dip certain
Pennsylvania Yankee, who was playing
smart with the boys. The traps were
soon arranged, and by-and by over went
Mr.. Yankee, in tae damp. He plunged
about for some time, and at last was
hauled up, blowing up any quanty of
superhuous brine.
"Well, old fellow" chuekled John,
chow did you relish old Neptunes
soup ?''
"Well I.ain't got much ag'in the soup
but whoever put the salt in it wasn't
stingy u.
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"My dear madam, you really must
not eat that" said gallant gentleman
to beautiful lady;s as he abruptly
snatched away q plate of beautiful duck
that had been placed before her; 81 real
ly cannot allow you to commit canuibal-
ISM"
The lady, buried under a rose-heap of
bushes, declared she would never forgive
him. AS proof of it, they were married
the next week.
What Napoleon tcalled "two-oclock
in.the-morning courage" is rare. 1t
requires great enthusiasm or great dis
cipline to be proof against SURPRISE
1t is said that Suwarrow, even in peace,
always slept fully armed boots and all.
"'Nhen I was lazy" he said, "and want
id to enjoy comfortable sleep, usually
took off one spur"
That was fearful prayer of the intidel
sailor in danger of shipwreck: 20 God, if
there be God, save my soul, If | have
a soulP But there is sublimity and beauty
in that of the soldier on the eve of bat
tie: % God, if in the day of battle | for
get Thee, do not Thou forget mel
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THE DAY BOOK.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 81.

A FUNNY APoLoGY.-A correspondent
of the esprit" sends that paper small
excuse somewhat original in its way, and
perhaps its only merit may consist in its
delivery and verify: There was an APP
pointment for certain Bro. D., to
preach at our little country church, on a
certain Sabbath day. Quite crowd
had assembled to hear him, all knowing
him to be man of great piety and learn
ing. Twas the hour for service, and
Bro. D. had not yet arrived. "The
feeting moments passed" and yet no
Bro. D.. Conjectures became rife
amongst us as to, the probability of his
coming, and we could discern quite an
uneasy and restless air among the breth-
rem. At last it became evident to all
that Bro. D. would not come. When
Bro. S. invited the crowd to walk
into the church. Entering the church
Bro. S. assembled to the pulpit, and
with all the earnestness and solemnity
imaginable, delivered himself of the fol-
lowing excuse for the non-appearance Of
Bro. D.:
Lhy ACtI LII Cu1 CIT CSftN Ntootf " w y
had assembled here ssto-day to hear Bro.
D------ preach, but for some cause or
other | do not know, he has not yet
come, nor do think he will. 1t may
be, perhaps, that Bro. D. started
and has met with some accident, for we
all know that he is not man to disap-
point. tmay be that some one of Bro.
DIS family is sick-it may be his
wife Or one of his children, or Bro.
D. may be sick himself, for we all
know Bro. D., and know he is not
man to disappoint. In fact, Bro. D.
may have started and been turned back
or his horse may have taken sick, or his
horse must have fell down with him, or
Bro. D. may be dead himself, or
some other 'providential interference may
have happened for we all know Bro
D. is not man to disappoint'
We call that an excuse as is an excuse.
How refreshing in these days to find
man that "don't disappoint!'
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2. V. DORLAND. MI. ID.
LATE OF NEW YORK,


o Z ULiST A ND URINy
HRApUATE OF THE TRINITY UN1vERs1rv .,sr
" of the NEW YORK EYE and -
EAR INblRhIARY, who has had an .<.fiipSs
extensive practice in the various Eve w."
Institutions of Europe.
NF- Office at Mrs. Freeman's Boarding House
Main street.
H o RS,
from 4. NJ, to 9, p. NJ, where those deprive
OF an Eye can be supplied with an artife.
one, having all the movements and color OF t,
natural one.
StrahlsmuS or Cross Eye removed with little
pain, and risk, by the new sub-conluncr,v,i
operation.
Cataract or Opacity OF the Lens operated up.,,
by solution, without the slightest pain or dan.
ger
N B.-General Practice attended to, especi,..
ly Diseases OF the Throat, Bronchia, Lungs and
Stomach, all OF which will be treated on Il.
new and !noSt approved principle.
% Opinions on the bye and Ear, GRATIS,
no l9-3m
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CHANGE OF HOUR
BARGAINS, BARGAINS.

VERY rich cold Silk Robes,
v do do Black do
100 1SS pieces 1a g, Fancy Silks of all Kinds
Rich Plain Poplins, ofan shades,
do Fig and plaid do Ito
Plain and Fig Delains,
do Black do
do Col Merinoes,
100 pieces Fig DeLaines, l2hc.
100 do Col. do 1880.
An Wool White Flannels,
Shaker Flannels, splendid Marseilles Quilts,
l34 Alendale Quilts, Piano and Centre Table
covers,
l2H Bleached Cotton Sheet:ng, l04 Bleached
Damask, Napkins and Daylis5, English
Canton Flannels,
Also, small Plaid Cassimeres, very handsome
col' Cloaks.
In our embroidery line, we would mention
100 very handsome Collars PC Dimity Bands
Very rich Lace Sets,
do do Real French do
dc do do do small Collars, Lace, Bei-
thas and Llu jon do
Our stock is very large, and being determin-
ed to reduce the same, We are now offering
great Bargains.
Those in want would do well to examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
% BLOopGOoD.
e.14 FINE BRANDIES, WINES sc.
IN U. S. Bonded Ware House, Imported from
l. the best market, and for sale on accoEodat.
ing terms.
II Casks MADEIRA Wine.
Pipes Holland Gin,
70 q Casks Port Wine,
punCheons w. !. Rum,
TO q Casks harmony Sherry Wine,
IL Octaves A Seignett Brandy,
rs y Pipes Jas Hennessy L D Brandy,
- 4 Casks do do do
- u do do do 40
3& do Vineyard Proprietors do
5 Octaves do do do
ROGERS LANGLEY,
nos No 8. Newton's wharf.
4 AGNTLEN1AlN permit me to call your at
W tention to the following list OF desirable
goods:
Fine French Calf double and upper sole Boots
Fine do do medium and Pump do do
Scotch Bottom Caters and high cut Oxford
Ties,
Fine Calf double upper and sole Congress Cal.
tiers,
Fine Calf Medium and Pump sole Congress Gal
ters with many other kim OF Boots and
Shoes,
To all of the above goods / respectfully in
Vite your attention before purchasing else
where, as they will be sold at the very lowest
prices. T. BOTTIMORE,
No. Is East side Market Square,
nov I 1t Sign Big BELOW Boot.
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A New Era for Virginia !

A New ERA for virginia y
JOB PRINTING
BYCALORIC OR H0EALRl!!
THE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT
OF TIps
DAILY ZeAX BOOK
.now the most complete establishment at the
South, using one Of
ERiCSSOWS GALORIC E@GINES
To Drive Two of the
BEST JOB PRESSES IN THE WOR
With the most approved
uPAPER, CARD CUTTING AND OTHER
MACHINERY.
Together with all Of the latest and most
beautiful styles OF
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
JOE n Y Pc,
And the largest assortment Of
Bill, Letter, Note and Plain Paper, fancy
Cares, Card Boards, dc.
Either OF cur Job Presses will print from 500
to 1900 sheets per hour, and make uniform
and beautiful impression. A thousand Cards or
a thousand Hand-Bills can be printed and de.
hvered in from one to tive hours after the order
is given, and we will guarantee in all cases the
prices shall be satisfactory.
WE PRINT
Business and Professional Cards at So 90
toss 90 per misunderstanding to size and
quality.
WE PRINT
tiamd-BilIs at 81 90 to $1,000 titoHsand-
according TO size &c.
WE PRINT
Bill-IIeatss, Labels,
Circulars, E5iiES Of Esading,
Wedding and Visiting Cards,
Bank Checks, Pamphlets,
Catalogues, Legal RlanIks,
and in TACT every description of work for less
than it can be done elsewhere.
We have incurred very heavy expenditures
in fitting up first class Job Office so that our
people might have their printing Al done here
at their own doors, nd all we ask is a trial and
we will guarantee satisfaction as TO character
OF work and prices.
We Keep three or four good workmen in our
Job Department, and our stock of Inks, Papers,
Cards, BronZes, &c, &C.. will enable us to get
up anything that the man of business can pos
sibly want. Call and see specimens and leave
your orders. no II
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-27

7 BEG leave to inform the public, that hays
L taken the Stables situated on II 9s.af
South Church street No. 1913 near sstSEsSA=s{sg
81, Stump's Stables, where / shall keep
-kSSE Nconstantly on hand fine lot of Horac7
G-&1u (both buggy and Saddle) for hire, ana
solicit share Of public patronage. Horaas
boarded by day, week, or month, on moderate
N. Il, LEE,
No. 1913. South Church s..