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poor, bond and free, all colors, grades, and con-
ditions ofliie, the same need ofpraise is awarded
this wonderful article. Sores are healed, pains
relieved, lives saved, valuable animals made use
full, ard untold ills sssuaged by this remarkable
medicine. For Cuts. Bruises, Sprains, Rheums-
tism, Swellings, Bites. Strained Horses, &c, ID
has no equal among Liniments, ointmcnts, or
Salves. Il is the Housekeeper's and Farmers
friend. Weeks of illness and loss of time are
saved by an early application of Mustang Lini-
ment. Il should slwsysbe on hand. Be careful
Of whom you buy, and have il warranted as gen.
uine. All genuine will hereafter bear the slgns-
ture of C. w. WEsrBRoOK, Chemist, and d. 6.
BAssEs, Proprietor, with the words "Trade."
"Mark" in two MedallioDs OF the Federal Cur
rency. Sold q. IS cts, so cts, snd 81 OO per
Bottle, by all respectable dealers throughout the
world. DIS. BARNES a CO,
novI5 dkw2m. New York.
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PEAcEABLE SEPARATIoN-Taking as a text the
Ordinance of Secession passed on the ooh by
the South Carolina Convention at Charleston,
the Indianapolis Daily JOurnaI-the central Re.
publican organ of Indisna--says let her 60 il
peace, &c. Ii scouts the iiea of usiog force 10
Keep South Carolina in the Union--:skes Issue
with the cOwsrdly hot heads who cry for war and
vet who, not a mo;her's son of them, would
shoulder a musket or take a eoliisrly snuff o.
burnt powder. The Journals editorial We adopt
give il a place, AID commend it to the public II
is the true doctrine Fort Wayne Times (Rep.)
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New BOoas.

METHODISM SUCCESS SFUL. AND THE INTERNAL
CAUSES OF IT SUCCESS. BY Rev. B. r TE.F D.
D., LII. D.-with a letter OF introduction by Bishop
jazz IERBY & Jackson, ,pubishels ., New York. For
sale by MERRILL & Co., Indi snaPohs.
This work IL an able historical review Of q q
doc;r nes, origin, rice, progress and triumph OF
Method sm, and an irquiry INTO the causes Of It's
sorderfuI success. IL would be saying but little
for this work, to say ihatGvery Methodist should
read it-ior eVtrl body should understand Meth
odism. TIE reformation inauguTated By John
Weslsy has already had MAJ ked feet upon ths
political, moral, social and religious condition O
mankind. It's future career no man e11 ioresee
in the bOundless and ever widening prospective
ahead of it.
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Wid all eonieoinshin,
I'i turn yotr .ttinshin.
TO whas would 1nsiisiila iv Erin SO green;
An dout hi.iiayshin.
III show how that nayshin
BscAne ~ creaJ shin the N an the qaesa-
Ithapp-nsd van mornin',
dout ify warnin,
That Vaynus vas born in the beautiful SAY,
An be that ne tokin,
(An' sure, twas prsvokin)
Her Unions wuz soakin', an vudn' give play
50 Nipt1ae, who knew her,
Bs-an 70 pursu-ler.
In orsheT = woo her, the wicked ovid Jew,
An he very nigh caught her
Atop V the wAther-
Graat Jupiter d4u ghter, Who cried Foo IA To!
Bar 1--WE, the grea. jayniOus.
LOok'd down an saE Naynus,
An NiPtune 50 han Gus Purs huin' her Wild,
so he reared out IN thundoer,
Fed tear him asundhe-,
Al a'shure, twas no Eondher for tazin' bis child
60 = star that vas ayin'
Around hm, esByin'.
He s7zed w,d ut sighin', and hurlsi Il below,
Wh-re Il tunb,ed like winkin',
On Sqtuns wliie sinkn',
An gave Lin In thinkin', BROTH " BLOW.
An fha. star was dhry land,
Eoth IoEland and bighlan5,
Al f5rnfd sEaie slaud, the land iv my birth;
Thus pla is the shtory
iEase nj down from giory,
That Erin 50 loa-y's haven on earthi
Then Va7rus Jumped aately,
Oa sri1 - STATELY,
Buff yuted. fase LATELY so b ther' a an pr-ssc,
which much did beEildher,
Busere it hzi kili'd her,
Her faiheg disht He'd hsr dhrop iT the bishti
A. iha. glass vietorio11,
Il -ate her feel ElOrioUs-
A iitt's { uuf0ariOls 1 fcar : mi ght proVei
II nce hOz cln yez bisme Us
That Erin's 80 fancus
FoR BrAUTT. ~ nc RrHER, An WHISKY An IONs.
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DDAvid Stuart, Of Chicago, has commenced
a suit Tor slandsr sgainst Mr.. Barch for personal
damages in the sum Of SlU0 600; another p.r,v
Gains $40 coo. No Bnrch seems 10 be univer.
sally exscra'od. Report says that the Marine
Bal threw OFT bis checks the other dsy. All
sorss Of indiguiIies are offered him.
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The vote of the Northwest is three hundred
thousa- greater than that Of the entire South
L. UGLAs' vote In the Northwest is as great as
BREcKINRIDGE's vote in the whole Union.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

1.-THE Indiana Legislature convenes on Thun
day, January I0sh-two weeks from yesterday.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

WILL HE FIND HER?-A Romarcs Of New York e-d
New O4ieans- By WINTER SUMaERToN- DERBY d
JAcKsOS, publisher, New York for sale BY NESRIIL
4 Co.. Indianapolis.
This work Is composed ol series of sketches
of real life, admirably told. Styled = romance,
the author says there is not line from the first
to the last page uniounded in truth.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

Vote Of the Northwest Official.
We have a. last the complete official vote o.
the Northwestern States at the late Presidential
election. Here it is:
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The Birth of Green Erin.

Csasny reader of the Commercial inform us
Who "a the aulh0r of the following beautiful
verses, found some years ago in an exchanged
There Is an unusual vigor of imagination dis
PLAYED, joiued to excellent versifcation, and a
knouledSe of the patOis is delicious N. Y.
Commercial.
Yes, We cin. Il ESs written some sixteen or
seventeen years sgo, ia New York City, by q
young lrishnsn named Moore, and appeared 10
thasvery clever story. published originally in the
Brother Jonathan, We believe, entitled "Tou
StsDletOn," a sketch which never received one
bali the circulation and credit its merit deserved
BsyFfio Commercial
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WINS AND ODDITIE5-With one hundred ilustra-
tions aud national tales BY THOMAS IIOOD. DE8BV &
JACKSON, publishers, New York For sale by MERRILL
& Co, indianapolis
book full Of fun, humor and wit. It is
bound, therefore, to be popular.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

ETIQUETTE AND UsAGEs OF SOCIETY-Containiug NJ
approved rules FOR portme in fashionable
life together with hints TO gentlemen AID ladies rFe-
ula and vulgar h1biis Also, the Etiquette OF Love snd
COurtship. Merriage Etiquette, &c- BY HESRy r..
Wills. DICK fITzGERALD, publishers, New York.
For sale by Bowen, Stewart & Co., Indiana
polls.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

HIDE and sEEK-A Novel. By WmKTE COINS
DICK 4 FITzGERALD, publishers, New York.
For sale BY Bowen, Stewart & Co., Indiana
oils.
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THE SONGS OF FIRELAND-Containing songs Of the af-
fectiOns eonvivial. comic sentimental satircal
patriotic, historical, military political and miscellaneous
songs. Edited and annotated ny SAMUEL Lover. DICK
< frrzGEsALD, publishers, New York. For sale BY
BowES. STEwAET & Co, indianapolis
The name Of the author is en- ample guarantee
o. the value Of this collection OF Irish lyrics Il
contains scme Of the most beautiful songs in the
English language.
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MISS GILBERrs' CAREER-An American Story By
J. c. HOLLAND CHARLES ScRIBSKR, publisher, New
York.
For sale hn Merrill 4 Co Indianannlia
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sacrifice. This UOicn cost a great deal to es-
tabsh it; it ccs. the yielding Of much public
opinion and much OF olicy, besides the direct OF
indirect cost of it in all the establish the
| independence of this country. When il was done
General Washington himself said, Providence
has helped s,or we could not ha e accomplished
| this thing. And this gift OF OLr wisest men; this
great work of their hands; this work in the
foundation and the structure of which Providence
herself, with her benignant hand. helped-are W e
| to give it all up for such small considerations
The present evaporation, the present feeling oi
disunion, is the result Of long continued contro
versy on the subject of slavery and OF territory.
shall not attempt to aid that controversy; it Is
unnecessary TO the occasion, AID might be barm-
ful. In relation TO such controversies will say
though, that all the wrong is never one side,
or all the right on the other. Right and wrong
in this world, and in oil such controversies, are
mingled together.
/ forbear now any discussion or asy reference
to the right wrong of the controversy, the mere
party controversy but, in the progress Of party we
now come to point where party ceases to deserve
consideration, and the preservation Of the Unior
demands our highest and our greatest exertions
To preserve the Constitution Of the country il
the highest duty of the Senate, the highest duty
Of CoDgress-to preserve it and TO perpetuate 1t
that we may hand downthe glories which we hav,
y
to generations far oey ond u.s. We arc, Senators
in positions where history is TO take notice of th
course we pursue. History is to record US. Iii
to record that when the destruction of the Unioi
was imminent; when we saw il tottering to il
fall; when we saw brothers arming THAR hands 70
hostility with one another. we stood quarrelnI
abou, points of party politics; about question
which We attempted to sanctiiy and TO cOnsecrst
by appealing to our conscience as the source Q
, them7
Are we to ALLOW such fearful cataslrophies {
occur while We stand trifiing away our time
{ While we stand thus, showing our inferiority I
: the great and mighty dead, showing our inferior
ity to the high positions which we occupy, tn
country may be destroyed and ruined; and, Q
the smszsment OF all the world, the great Re
: public may fall PROSTATE and in ruins, csrryiu
, vi b it the very hope of that liberty which "
, are heretofore enjoyed; carrying with Il in plsc
Q Of the peace We have enjoyed, nothing but revO
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MrrIcls MUSTANG LrNMENr.-From rich and

(Signed) B. L. JAMESON, Pres't.
Attest: b. r. ARTHUR Clerk.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-05
Rlunttarp ana Commercial gsbith.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4, is,

Stocks generally heavy again to day. the market
ontnuing sympathze with the New York market
but there nevertheless fair amount of business done
at the Board For Railroad stocks there but little
inquiry and the only sale made SO shares Bal
timore and $s2k time, this figure being a decline
of y of dollar the price obtained for it day or two
since 1t closed regular way at ssIk bid $50 asked
Northern Central Railway closed without sales at yeser
DAVIS rates viz: S22H bid 1913 asked regular way-
Northern Central 1885 bonds lower Sales of 900
of them made at 67 which is per cent less than
obtained for them. There were also sales 81 600
Northwestern Virginia endorsed third mortgage bonds
TO- bat nothing done in Baltimore and Ohio bonds -
For City 6s there was quite an active inquiry sales
made of some Sl7 600 1905 at 100 and of 81 o66
1888 at l01 There also sale of 81 900 Missouri
Cts made the price to be fixed by the New York quota
ton, which rs today There is but little Rank
stock Offering, and the only sale to-day was one of Is
shares Farmers and Merchants at S4l% Bank stocks
generally firm. Canton Co. declined Y sales of 400
shares being made at 500 time. 1t closed repula.
way at s2l& bid, 500 asked. In the Mining stocks
the operations day comparatively light Nothing
was done in Springfield, Guiliord Consolidated and
Gardner Hill 300 shares only sold at s7% time and
i756G7k cash. Springfield closed at sS1 bid. s3k
asked, Guiiford at $2 bid s24 asked and Consolidated
at $l56 bid SlS asked regular way Deep River was thu
most active of any of the Mining stocks and the feeling il
was hrmer than in Of the Others Some 5000 share
were sold at slo6 cash. and 81 O6G116 buyer 60 days
and Sl0G buyer 60 days bid the close for
thousand shares Silver Valley steady at yesterday
figures, $3.50 shares of being sold $1%1 60 casl
and time There also sales of OcO shares Nortl
State at ST 4i16, and OF 900 shares Cambridge at
cash, and 81 06 buyer GO days.
The market for foreign exchange is dull and con
tnue to droop. Sterling bills have declined per cent
since last week. The rates to-day follows viz
London, bankers bills 1O9H; do commercial do. JOSH
1O94 Paris 60 day bills, 5f15 do short sight do
Antwerp 5f12h; Bremen 79G79R; Amsterdam 1880
4OH Hamburg &c =; Cologne 73S Frankfort-on the Mail
AN.
In New York stocks continue to decline. No quota
tions for the second Board received to-day, but
the first Board Erie declined 2s; Reading l; New Yor
Central p; Cleveland and Toledo =; Rock Island 4
Michigan Southern " Michigan Southern guarantee
=; and Virginia and Missouri 6s per cent each
IT riIL q, L n,I,,
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BALTIMORE MARKET


COFFEE-Cofee is still selling pretty freely and
prices for it are toeraby well ma;nt.noj bt - !;
evidently disposition among hoIders tn ,ress
than there has been The sales 10 aov add ~ 49, eo
bags and they include 300 bags Rio ~ 10 a., coo
do at l41 els 35O baos do a ~ ots ooo pag'
at 15Gl51 cts we note the arr;vaI t u ~ pag 20
Rio of the bark Empress Theresa with ] on
bags Coffee which increasas tbo s,na,. vi = oo1
IL 900 bags We ouotn Rio as cIosipg NJ 1aDS1IH u
for ordinary to fair IixG5i4E els fr ar God 1sf cts
for prime Laguavra al ~ xG1sT n i f cts
Is cts per ID. ' ~ ~ " i'~
to-day in Flour but we have no chsngs n nt ie aone
erday in the general condition of the martat The s
today include only 225 bbls Howard Streat Sn,a 60
1878 and $50 bbs Ohio Extra also at as rs per bbl
There was inquiry for City Mills Super but nothing
was done in it so far could learn 1t could have
peen nad per DBL and as closing steady
at this nsure for ITO ward Street Super the holders
Ceie s gen r AZ ,he cose at 1919 and we quote
CUT EAra when IS nether more nor less than good
STEADY AT 500 per Dbl There was nothing done
toudy IN Extra flour put we sun quote 1t as follows,
VIZ AT 30 LOT oio Soo 20 Tor Howard Street, $625 for
standar9 0i'y MINIS, ana SId7oo per Dbl. for fancy
i T W. r D,,.-
selling at IS for the best brands but Welch's is
bringing So per Dbl Howard Street and Ohio Family
can however ne had at S6.50Ol675 per Dbl.
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-We still ouote r ve
Flour ranging from 81 IS to e2H and Corn Meal a.
So 62k for Baltimore and s362kGd3 ~ ner hi for
Brandywine - w. "
GRAIN.-There was a pretty good demand for Wheat
again this morning and the market for II was nte f
at Yesterdays g9res There were abont TX nod bha
received and it was mostly sold at from 195 70 lax %
fair to prime red l2OGl25 cts for common wbita 1an
and 155dl62 cts for prime and choic ~ 70 soou uo'
firm and for white prices little better than ~ on aso
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York bark Clara Belle Valparaiso; Edward Eyererett
Mobile brig Charles, Windsor schr Union Halifax: F
Reeves Philadelphia; Pheasant, Annapolis; Rachel Jane
Providence. ~
Southern Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, October 3.-Cld schrs VIM A lien and
Only Daughter Boston, Brognar, Providence; David
Hale New York
WILMINGTON, October 2.-Cld fchrs Woodbne, Ha-
vana; Fl Day. Boston
CHARLESTON, October Arr schr Susan and Ann
New York. ~ ''
SAVANNAH, October 2-Arr schrs A Banded and
southern Belle, New York; Shaw and Taber Phila.
dalphia Liverpool, Eleuthera Cid bark Breeze
Cardenas. ~'
NEW ORLEANS, September 29-Arr steam ship Desc
to- New York; ships Gabain Deal; Oroondatss Iiv-
erpool Fl Cores, Havana Audover and Sonth Carolina
New y ork; Fiske, Boston, bark Laura Hayti-
GA ships Velentia, Havre Carlyle, Liverpool; Maid o.
Orleans, New York. ~
Notice to Mariners.
Treasury Department, Office /
Lighthouse Board, Washington Oct l. go
The Corporation of the Trinity House of London ha
given notice that on and after the night of the 3Otb
oct the character of the lights in the Gull Stream light
vessel Will be altered and single quick revolving whit
light showing flash every twenty seconds will be sub
stituted for the two horizontal fixed lights at presen
exhibited single ball will be shown at the mastbea
by day. WIZ mas 'e"
By order of Lighthouse Board
R. SEMMES,
SasAt
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BALTIMORE CATTI EMApKrr

B BAL II CATTLE MARKET, October 4-CArrLE
oa.tie market was dull again today but the sales
aae AT ABOUT the same rates last market day
ny 1herhgs at the scales reached 500 head 800 Of
Wch were driven to Philadelphia 200 were left over
and the remaining 900 head taken by Bati-
more butchers at prices ranging rs to 81
ging So. "A per 100 lbs. gross -
oGs-hogs are arriving more freely, and prices for
mem are shade lower. We quote them this week at
5000 per 100 lbs net. The market for Hogs for day
or two past has been rather dull.
SHEEP.-Sheep in fair demand but they are still
selling at from 81. SO to So so per head
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market for them is irmer. We have renorted today
sales OF about 400 bushels Cloverseed at as 756 ney
latter figure Timothy Seed is bringing 90 i53 and we
quSfe fiaxseed at 81 .4ogl SO per bushel.
o,SAho.-sugars are quiet, and the market for them
heavy There have been sales of
made day but we still quote foilowsyiz ss6 40 for
rnnng gaaes Cuba and English Island &c. 757 rs for
rico, - oogs % for good to prime do aud s7as 25 for
"hiehEf The market for Wbiskey is rather heavy
We note sales to-day of 200 bbls Ohio at 22x eta and
Gr 90 Dds Country in inferior packages at cts CITY
cts for Ohio ~ i>'e' ''iii ash --7s
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gurnnnrf.

4 / ENRY W. JENklNS,
- PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER
No. 10 LIGHT ST,
fiaS on hand large stock OF.
hs every description OF CARN TT WARE OF tie frsj M
terlal9 and workmanship. "
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES eppING ,rAJn,p
BEnSl BoiSTERS and PHI Lows of Hair Feathers IRON
bhDslE4pS, suitable for Hotels, servants iaEr
ca NEW FURNIT URE
ET7 WAREROOMS
ihT nhdtfsignedwoud call the attention Of his friend
ana he public TO his Warer, ons and his lar.
slln Ta-I hso lhsnt of Furniture His stock being All
NEW, ana OF the best workmanship, with verv modrra,
prices ne hopes Tor continuance of the patronage he La
So lonG enjoyed at the U dStand.
THOS. McGIANNAN,
60 ,,r,.,,-r,.- . . No. iul W,st Baltimore street
" EufNiIlRE BOUGHT, SOLD, FXCHANGFb mad
~ " y n cHht.. mh2a Il
ca w. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
E|3 CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS
" nos. % 100 BALTIMORE
AANUFACIU EERS AND Wholesale DFAIEPS
on Iand ana direct from our Factory great
and Mahogany. Cane-Seat and RUck RnS6 ina TO- "u
Chairs, painted or unpainicd kTCrJdcys1 o'tE
bundles OF boxes for shipping. ~ ''''e up' ''
oi Se ohalis' Cane and Woo Scttees, Caneseat
u oTT'tt, n, Boston Rockers
r. 81 'iiie seat and spanish Chairs and Suits
7 iI,Sarnr' ~ H. o.. cottage Sets and Ghan,b,r
1i'a'iS' '''it seat dnol Furniture,
\, t'dcE, =, bureaus,
RI 'e''S' 'a''es and Toilet Tables and Washstanas
Lounges, Cane-selt anal Back '''''" '""''S' &c
, We cordially invite our former ,st,, nc arl I'll I'll,
The trade to give ~ a cali MS al" All o'heFS III
Co. Sfy.,is G' Lord Co, Duer, Norris 3
". GREENWOOD Il co.
ar2Sr NUS 70 ana i'o HSllmoTTe street,
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10 I,.T tue copy -Iest-W LILLIAN J. IIAMIIL,
Hio-iaw"W Clerk.
N TuE SILPERINR GNIpT nE u 4 [ ,rI,IlI5 1,

HGpITf; SITTING IN EQUITY September 18th, Is6o--
AMBER WARD AND OrHERS.-Ordered, that the sale
made ana reported by William DAIRY mpe Trustee for
he safe OF the real estate of John Ward decreased m ntioned
IN me proceedings in the above entitled be ratified and
cnmed unless cause to the contrary thereof shown
on or before the Sth day of October next provided
copy OF tins order he inserted in newspaper printed
m Baltimore once in each OF three weeks before
the SAID sth day nf October next
The report states the amount sales to he 81 Si8 II
GEO T. SANGSTnN.
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AVlGATION WAREHOUSE,
l. CORNER
SPEARS WHARF AND TRAIT STREET,
Baltimore,
The most reliable Nautical Instrument Makers in ciiy
anu where the best assortment the Nau
.cai me can be found; and positively only establish
ment in Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRU NENTS can
be made and repaired in proper manner.
Clronometers for sale or hire
s3-tf Succassnrs to H.. n ~,
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= TEEL WAREHOUSE
NJ. KEITH, Jr., 81 SON,
AGENTS POR
NAHLOR ~ CO,
.o,r.pr, oFPER k0R SALE AT LOWEST RATES:
,QII sKE CAST STEEL / IN. TO 4 IN
)CTAGON 4 in 10 IL IN
iIAT an SIZES ''

M. KEITH, Jr., e. SON,
NAYLoR tSN CO,
S99T1Ggkd F2r iaf5 5 e St'f'
t Edl TIE sHF,p ALL SIZES.
ENG sH BLISTER, GERMAN AND HAMMER. STEEL.
an22t2m Is SOUTH CHARLES ST.
s. AGAS ATR REA lR& IN
G GRisr COS CAST STEEL, MILL, CROSS CIT and
FIsPEF H III KNERgGsN EAGLE ANvILs and
FIE 10 IS SANDWf6Hh CO.'S CUT TAcKs sHoENAILs
SE ATES HANTfsFES as POINT
RUSSELL l. ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANY,s
FITCH TaXTFAc rURING coMpANY's CABINET and
AMEEtR ISAS ,HoRsE-NAIL CoMPANY's HORSE AND
g &A AYES a E6 SoS$ sgqy Els and SPADES As.
pAE si;HT&& wALDRoN's BRAND CORN and GRASS
RGbERs tSb sEEf hhE6 ST3f F. IA large Ss and fun
All Of which we offer at lowest Factory Prices my2tf
til w. WEBB,
IL. IMPORTER AND DEALER
FOREIGN AND DoMEsrIc HARDWARE.
au9a q; W. CORNER OF CALVERT AND PRATT STREETS
AT KANN's
IN 43 and IS HARRISON STREET,
is THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
CABINET HARDWARE,
FROM THE LOWEST TO THE BEST QUALIFY
-, SCISSORS, RAzoRs, &c
BRITTANIA WARE,
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
COOKING UTENSILS, PLAIN TIMED AND WHITE
.9..s ENAAELED WARE,
,e2s.H WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
SoHN +. LAWSON 4 CO.,
LUMBER, STAyE, /
AND |
9hNERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
no. ia SOUTH EUTAW STREET,
;9s, topposite B. & o. R.R Depot,) |
9- BALTIMORE, Nh.
n q. DEGARMENDIA. 5.Fa
~. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
.,o,, iSCoaARRCR STREET,
Iecu Baltimore.
III P. EVANS,
IL. COMMISSION MERCHANT
FLOUR, GRAIN, GUAN0, GROUND BONES ANN suprp
PHOSPHATE OF LINE, ~
No. s New Corn Exchange Building, Wood street
References in Baltimore: u'
P. Malcolm & Co, Carson, Zimmerman "a
Mcneil JONES' John W. Zimmerman w.
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iMPORTS Az BALTIMORE

CHINCHA IsLANns-Ship Arey.-1,129 tons guano, 100
bbls. wine, Barril Bros.
DEMERARA-BGrE DeldIuarc-1G9 bids sugar Q tcs
do, so bbs. do. W. II. PerOt.
Rio DE JANEIRo-Barh Empress Theresa.-455s bags
cnllec- .LnLn II Ranlel
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Steamboats,.

il 81 FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
FTT7577Ts toiNT, VA)-The steamer GEO PEA
Far 80 ~ AFTERNOON, Oct 9th, at O'clock
II J. BRANDT Jr Agent
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-, ,,. ITle COPY, test-GEO. T. SANGSTON,
so iaMnW- Clerk
IN TuE EIRlIlII, ~ IL: pH 40 u IN L NJ l, I

I ~ NE OIhCUII CUURT FUR BALTIMORE
Ordered that the sale snd reported ms privae SAL
ny VIM Flick, the Trustee in this cause ratified and
unless cause to the contrary thereof on
heinre the lth day OF DC ODER next provided copy
s oder e inserted Ia some newspaper printed in Bat-
18th day Of OCt0ber next ~ @N '''
The report the amount of saIrs In ha q, ono
Wa. GEO kREBS.
True copy,
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