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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08

METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB
| aIgNsEx The WINTER MEETING OF 1861,
nsnee aSsf " Mssfs IGafe @ s SSf sSm
TUESDAY Jan. |, ls6Annua sweepstakes for three year
as hess a q one one mile subscription sg forfeit s0 The Club
w S. BuIord names b. f by Lexington dam by Glencoe
Nv w Il Minor names Day1 c by Star Davis out Of
D F. Kenner names b. c SID STORY by yandyke out of
Hsp9n9W VAN Also asp & Sy g Gsoeoe 9a Of Say Morgan
Foley name names r c y LfGHTNIN by aenngton ont Of
BFoadnax i cotrill name b. +. sALLIE WOODWARD, by
Albion out Of Eudora.
Heats of two miles, subscription $500; forfeit 500; the
Club add $50 if START TO save
p F. Kenner b. SID STORY by vandyke ont of
g. S@ y Sss out of
-. IS. j. Hunter ch sIIERRop by Lecomte out of
G9rs o h S f Sy
Albion out of Eudora. " .
WEDNESDAY, M I'd january = Heats of three miles; Club
p1osvuNr CT AS vsems Day, if a,ledI s =,
miles subscription $500 4 second horse to save his
@efs @ sd Al s IF z s
IN n I eois o the the Gp6 ~ b. q add s i o e Tho stake
Janaas 1851 TO ef at d the Juesa 5@ 81
stand on the Meatre Race Course at o'clock P NJ
THURSDAY, Sd Jsnuary-Ieats of i've miles; Club Purse
FRIDAY, 4th Januarysngle dash miles, Club Purse
Same Day
S sssePstsS sie ssSd for os mile beats subscription
horse to his stake. 3 - ~
". ] Minor names ch. G, EQUINOX by Mahomed out of
Ne,ly Hardin Also ch C. by yandyke ont Of Bat-cnt.
4lsp. br. by Highlander, dam by Haniiet ~
4 u Wells names b. U MOLE TRUE fexnp ON ont of
Edith. ~ s NV VI
H + Foley names h. c. by Sovereign of Ann Watson
Club Purse. s53l N'
TUESDAY Sth January-Heas OF four miles, Club Purse
Sizo1.=A dt If
YsTERIoUs SECOND sIGIIr..!
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SLAVE CLARA, AGED 10 YEARS, IN THE NATTER OF
Eli FARRELL vs. Sarah Ann FARRELL interdicted
BY ]. B. WALTON,
AUcIfoEEEE-Ofce 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, December 8, 1860, at lie O'Clock
- NJ by virtue and in pursuance an order Of the Honorable
enSd Di, ,trict Court New Orleas-No a5-ated st
Novernher M be sold at public auction THE ST.
CHARLES ExeH4FQFS
FfIE WI A. orphan aged about 10 years
IHRaa-0no.haifs 'sh balance six and twelve months
Te fer nos e m s 1a eaoeG Of @ to the satisfaction Of
if6s nafes eight cent after maturity until
hna1 payment
e & tsJote B u sesrdoi Public, at the
se@se os The purchaser e'"i' 9B
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08
]. B. WALTON.

SUCCESSION OF JOHN D. FINE.
the First District aud IN Jefferson City, on Long
(,,edt, and Without reese-v.
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OFFICE HONE MUTUAL IssURAscg CoapAKY
.4y4 New Orleans, Nov. 9, 1850
- In conformity with Article 18th, of the
Charter Of his noee Is hereby given that election
for THfRTYTWD TRUSTEES, during the ensuing
year roaths First Monday u February nex viii be held
The office Of the Company No rs Camp street MONDAY
the "a day of December next between the hours Of 10 A. M
and F.. IL.
Mo I'd JAMES H. WHEELER Eapiy
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lattitrrIar qIotrtts.

BALL or LAFAYETTE Hook AND LADDER Co., No. l,
New Orleans Dec. 7. 1850 :
EF~The officers and members of this Conn
pany hereby notified attend adjourned monthly meet
ing to be held SUNDAY Dec g. 1890 O'Clock 2. NJ.
DIS II W. D. ANDREWS. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08

On lots Nos A. s. IS ., TO- IL and IL there are six
twostofy frame buildings, part being on each lot.
6. NINETEEN LOTS OF GROUND In the First
of this city in the square bounded by Liberty Franklin
cite and Poydsas streets, designated ny Nos. to
sive, on plan drawn by Louis H Pile City Suryeyo
the 24h November 1860.
Lots Nos. inclusive measure each q feet inche
front Lafayette street. by depth Of lie feet between
lines, lot no. forming The corner Of Lafayette and
streets.
Lots Nos TO Is inclusive measure each 27 feet ehe
front Liberty street. by depth Of 50 feet inches
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08
NEW OPERA HORSEPOWER Or BouHBos
In and Toulouse i 4|+

SATURDAY NIGHT. Dee g. issa
Second night Of Meysrbeess grand operas in ROBERT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08

RS~Merchants't Lodge No. AZ, /. D. o. f.,
meets In Room No Odd Fellows Hail. every Monday
nng q oclock The following brothers elected officers
W irving Hodgson, N. G., Fl. N. Issaeson v. g. VIM H.
q King Rec Secretary L. Adam Per Secretary Rawlt,
Treasurer la3 Jy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,


RAILROAD COMPANY,
New Orleans, July l3 1S6O
HE- The following resolution WAS adopted
by tie oatd OF Directors Of this Company az their meeting held
the llth instant:
Resolved That public be given in one or more ne wspa
pcs published the city of New Orleans that application
be made to the General Assembly Of the State Of Louisiana
Its next session repeal the tenth section Of the ncopo
ration Of the New oeau Jackson and Great Northern Rail
road Company, approved ed Of April, 1853
OLE II R. s. CHARLES Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08
RILL1AnpT npTABLEs-BiLLIARD TABLES
"A GARD.

In reference to the above Will state that the hi premnm
ola Gold Medal for Billiard Tables has awarded to the
Messf Brunswick by the Fair Committee Ohio Mecha
ics Institute.
N. BThe above Tables also all other Trimmings the Bill
lard line for sale at No. IS 81. I4ons street, by
d5 I'm A. ". MERRIAM.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08

q FOR HIRE-A NEGRO WOMAN Good cook
"a washer and ilouer- Price. Sis per month Inquire
Gkt No. 20 Sixth street. near = fStania.
pOARDING-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY and two or
ID three gentlemen obtain board in private family 39l
81 Charles street. Dc 3tE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08

@.[. -M. Encanteur-40 rae du Camp.
GAWED1, lie 15 deceInbre 1850, a midi, "a
~ la Bourse St Charles conform6ment un
odre de honoabe p r. Morgan juge de Ia Deuxiee Cour
de District, date lie novembe 1861 Cour
6l il sera vendu le compte de la succession
nominee. lesclaye 7
SUSAN, gritfonne agee d'enyiron q ans.
R3- CoNDITI0NS-Conpan
Ace de yene pardeyeant ID. Ricardo,
frais de facquereur. nl0 III dI 8 Is
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08

as~The steamer IberviiIe, Capt. ". B Ba-
rance having thoroughly repaired will positively leave Mt
9ocloce SUNDAY MORNING for Baton Rouge, Bayou Sara
and all way landings
d7 2t +. LaNoUE, Agent
ma~The consIgnee of 10 barrels apples, per
schooner Poeahonls, New York, marked w In dia
nond will plea himself known the undersigned 9TH
erwise they will be sold top charges.
GEO. W. HYNSoN Il CO., -m
50 EAtnu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08

Positively Last Night but One Of the engagement ef the
DRAYTON5.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08

R8-Fos particulars small bills.
E5-Peanrmances night and Saturday
ET-ADAISSIoN5gE tents C6lored Gallery, eanfs;
dren and in attendance cents Mdday
only.
H9-odHce opeH from A. MtoePM az
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08
METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB

nH-Washington ----- meets every
FRIDAY IA O'Clock ?. NJ are requested to ie
pnnetual iy2T 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08

+. / g. FLEMINss, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
- Gas fiSsnes No, Harris Row. Magazine stfeet
near the meSe will attend faithfully and pncaay al or
snd on esAonRbe terms.
Es>A orders le in Box No, 80 Mechanics, Exchange
siii se pro23ptly attended 70. ms ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-08

E9-Crescent Lodge No. 8, i. o. o. f., meets
Fellows Hall, O'Clock.
oficers-J. a. Sylvester n e. Peter Williams " O.; a.
swerbriek, Recording Secretary L. n Jahnn Sec.
retary; S. L. Butler, Treasurer.
Members of Sister Lodges raternay yinvedto attend.
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sontharn Pacific Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 14.-Hon. J. Edgar
Thompson has accepted the presidency of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, the terms and con
ditions required by him having been fully and
satisfactorily met by Dr. Fowkes, the late
President. The policy of the Company for
the future was agreed upon by Thompson and
Fowkes, and was cordially assented to by
Hon. V. r. Stevenson of Nashville, General
Agent and Hon. Samuel Tate of Memphis,
Commissioner Of the land department. This
arrangement secures beyond reasonable
doubt the construction of the Southern Pa
cific Railroad. Messrs Stevenson and Fowkes
left this evening for New York, and intend to
proceed in a few days to Austin, Texas. The
subscription Of stock now exceeds 100000
for the construction of the road, and satisfac-
tory offers have been made for all the stock
now unsold. The stock books have been
closed. A transfer Office will be opened in
Philadelphia under the management of Presi-
dent Thompson.
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Sletu embellishments,

SITUATION WANTED-By capable
~ girl to do house work Inquire at Is Winter street.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
THE CALAMITY AT LAWRENCE.

LAWRENCE, Sunday Evening, Jan. 15.-The
body of L. +. Branch was found to-day, and
four others, identified as Margaret Coleman,
Catherine Flanagan, Ellen Ahern, and Jane
Thomas. Services appropriate to the occa-
sion were held in nearly all of the churches
of the city this morning. The work on the
ruins is suspended to night. The mayor of
Lawrence has issued the following procIama-
ton:
I'm view of the great calamity which has
fallen upon our city like thunderbolt from a
cloudless sky, crushing it with weight of
misery which no earthly power can raise,
shrouding it in a cloud of anguish which no
human hand can dispel, binding it in chains of
woe which despair cannot break, l recon-
mend, and earnestly beseech that on Tuesday
next, all residents of Lawrence abstain from
their avocations and labors that they set
apart that day as one of prayer; that they
then meet in their respective places OF wor-
ship, to join i'll those religious ceremonies
which the occasion demands, and there pub
licly ask of God that He would temper our
affiiction with mercy that He would restore
to health and strength those now langushing
in pain and suffering; that He would provide
with fathers care for the orphan and widow
that He would comfort and support those be-
reft of husbands and wives, parents and
children, that He would so order this signal
destruction of life and property, that good
may come out of our great evil, and that our
experiences may teach wisdom throughout
the land.
(Signed) D. SAUNDERS, JR., Mayor"
The Duck mill, located near the ruins of
the Pemberton, has stopped work, the opera
tives refusing to continue to labor until the
building has been thoroughly examined as to
its safety.
BosToN, 15th.-The Lawrence tragedy was
alluded to in many of our churches to-day
At a meeting of the Printers Union last
evening, one hundred dollars was subscribed
for the sufferers.
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In this city, jan H. Mr.. George II. Bateman of Still
River, aged % years.
In Harvard Jan. ., Mrs Betscy Lawrence, 50 years
months Is days
In Lancaster Dec 90 Mrs Co rdelia w. wife of Alvin
Il. Collins, aged n years.
In Elliot. Me-, Joseph Simpson, aged SO years. ma
tive of Charlestown, Mass, and grandson of Mrs
Bunker from whom Bunker Hill took its name.
In Winsted Ct, Jan. IL, of consumption, Mrs C. NJ.
Tuttle well known spirualist, and trance speaker
In St Louis jan s, Henry Farren manager of the ST.
Louis Theatre, and an actor of considerable note.
In Philadelphia, Jan, IL, Rev James Ryder d. D..
aged SO years. In 1870 he elected President of
Georgetown College and subsequently Of the College of
the Holy Cross In this city. lie also superior Of the
Order of Jesuts in the province of North America As
lecturer and pulpit orator DR., Ryder exceedingly
popular in the Roman Catholic community.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 13-The contractors for
constructing public works, for which Congress
failed to make appropriations at the last ses-
sion, are here in force to urge upon Congress
the necessity of immediate organization. The
payments may be made for materials delivered
under their various contracts. They are said
to be suffering more than the mail contractors.
An effort is making to-nightto concentrate the
Democratic vote upon Mr.. Boteler of Virginia.
1t is said assurances have been given that III
votes can be thrown for him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-16

nR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE IMMINENT is
~ the best known remedy for sprainsand Bruises.
Mo diff
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 13.-Advices from
Mexico by the Tennessee state that the Juarez
government proposed to organize a regular
army and dsband the volunteers and the mill
tia now employed and also to invite volunteers
and troops from abroad. The people along
the national road had organized vigilance
committee and hung one hundred of the high
waymen who infested the road. Travel, is
now safe from Vera Cruz to the capital.
The steamer Tennessee has been withdrawn
from the route between this city and Vera
Cruz
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Markets-NEw YORK, Jan. "A.

ASHES unchanged; sales 80 bbls pots so'zo' pearls
5,37. ~, g. ia
FI9OUK-Receipis 1884 bbls; sales 400 bbls; state
and Western quiet and frmer; snperhne stale SOW g
35. fra state s535 a $685. round hoop Ohio 500
al ass: common to good extra western $3.50 "a BOD;
Southern frmer; sales 800 bbls mixed TO good 5000
a so: fancy and extra S5S5 q Sl,25; Canada nrIner;
sales 200 bbls extra 5. rs a 500
GRAiN.-Mheat shade hrmer;; sales lIuUO Dushi
Chicago sprn5 20 store Milwaukee club 81 30 de-
livered Corn dull heavy; sales 900 bush; IS 0 SOC
for new white and yellow. Oats heavy; southern ana
Jersey 40 % 43c; Northern and Western As q IS.
PR0VlSlONS-Beet unchanged; sales l6O bbls; eoun-
try mess IS "a 525; prime 81 q 425; repacked Chicago
81 q S975; prime mess SIG @ IT, Pork quiet; sales 500
bills including 500 bbs sellers option, February
and March, at Sl725; mess S6l2 GO 1925; prime Sll5O
I60. Dressed hogs dull at 6 q sc for western Ba-
very dull sales so boxes short city middies at 9Sc
hams a 9&c; shoulders 64c. Lard quiet and heavy;
sales 2l0 bbls at lOl q O2 Butter quct Ohio IL q lies
State Is 24c. Whiskcy lower sales $50 bbls at 53c
Rice rmer; sales 100 at 81 g 42c.Susars firm: Mus
covado 100 hhds 7sc. Coffee quiet; sales small MO
lasses nominay unchanged; sales trifng.
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Southern Trade.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 13.-The exports
during the year 1859, amount to $1796S,5O
In 1858, $l9,321, 500. Imports during the
year 1859, $15 81, 100000. In 1858, SSl2, $3.50.
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Raoa.

SAVANNAH, Jan. 13.-"Fanny Washington"
won the three mile race today. "Competi-
tor" was second in the second race. "Exche-
quer" beat IN. Taylor" in two straight heats
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MAR RIED.

In Sherbune, by Rev. Mr.. Douse, Mr.. C. E. Whiting
of Boston, Qormery of this city, to Miss Emma r Lee
land of Sherhurne
In Portland Me- Dec. %, Rev. Edward P. Thwing,
Pastor of ST. Lawrence street church, to Miss Susan M
Waite of r.. late Instructor of Mt. Hoyoke Seminary
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Hungarian has arrived at Port
land. We give below the most important
items of the news
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Stfarlsblps.

|
Affh 0RoMW WE LINE
saw ANN All
The sore" ''e' FH5RAs swANx,
VIII leave spear ; wharf, On SATURDAY, June 10th,
at sG els T o No Ps sn ay OF sailing
No bills ladnG signed after departure OF the steamer
FOR 'Fs8"' apply sAM rEAR n sa.. Agent n5.rt
aip'FRRfsG HsH Ai co
(,tSss CHA ARIES TON
-' rHRoUGH IN FIFTY HOURS
Thu nF'''''s' sore" I s5ea%sF'fP POINT,
Capt. D. French,
Wi" 'ea'rspeaT's " Th asnay, .1unela,
No freight received after 10 O'Clock the day Of sailing
No Bills Of Iadng will be signed after the departure OF the
| Steamer, ,...,,,
F0F ''s'F''' only Apply SAMUEL pEARCE, Agent,
Agents IN Charleston JOHN oALDW W ihsaF sS SSa'
Puncualty in her departure NAV be relied on Je4tt
~fS4 BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
fpf ssmda aass en
ss 1 nS B sES nEFGRR bY oe
Tie accommodations for passengers THE FIRs1
= Fare $l2 including Meals and ststerooms.
For freight or passage apply To- o,,,,e ,.
WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK.
Baltimore. May l2th 1860. mylo-lI
| <fE.e CROMWEIL'S
ssHAkas.aSSS EAII-WEEKLY EXPRESS LINE BErWEEl
BALTIMORE
NEW YORK.
The steamships of this Line ~ -,
BALTIMORE.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
NEW YORK. (frnm Pier IL. n. K y
ON TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
Delivering goods in Baltimore on Thursday and Mondt
- mornings. ...
Freight 4 cents FER foot proportonate rates .
to Providence,
,rn points, can have their Goods promptly forwarded
WIS Anplv Ia SAML. 4. PEARCE, Agent,
- ll6 SPEARS WHARF.
or to II r. CROMW ELL II CO.,
&c WEST STREET,
New York
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

CARDENAs-Brig AIruccabah.-226 hhds sugar, 40 do
molasses Kirkland, Chase & Co.
CARDENAs-Schr Delnnont--226 hhds. sugar, 80 bbls
do, 60 hhds. molasses, Kirk land, Chase Co.
COAST AFRICA-Brig John r. RhodeS.-60 tons
guano 6712 sticks Redwood 70 sticks ebony, S97 lbs
india rubber, IS gallons palm oil, W. 7. Kendall.
PoNcADoRE-SchT. Wm. WilSOn.-130 tons guano,
order
MISUNDERSTANDING Baltimore.-190 boxes cigars, 3
bales tobacco 7s0 doz pine apples 22 punches bananas
Friend Ricketts, & Co; 500 boxes sugar, case cigars
Spence Reid Ceases do L. Thomson Co; do, Morse
& Martin; . do, VIM Hanna; box do. W L. Montague
basket fruit j Lambden; pkgs do, R. Miles; basket
do Geo Deford; bdls. sweetmeats, E. jenkins; bags
coffee. W Bollman.
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d OOFIN G.
LESTER'S
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1859
MP r o f NJ E T P Ii D + o R.
FIRST PREEIUN A WAPDFD

OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1853.
We are prepared cover kinds OF Roofs steep or
1a old, shingles, metal steamboats, and
cars with this unequaIled Roofing material From long
experience the business, the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes of failure nearly all roofing AS
with, and after complete system of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain parts Of
and been adding it for two yearse has produced roof
which is offered to crtcising public far superior to
composition, and
EQUAL. TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some the this Roofing offers are, viz: The
canvas is the heaviest kind, rated in composition
rendering perfectly Water and Alright and Elastic
before being upon the The composition only
injurious but actually preseryative of cotton, and
being alright DAMPNGss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH 1T
ROT THE CANVAS.
The Joints cemented together and the whole covered
with heavy of Cement, compounded from materials
which will not scale off, crack become injured by
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT.
For protecting METAL corroson and leaking
equae and is the cheapest coating that can be used
For STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD CAR COVERINGS, we con-
ofnay eoyengs US SreuEht ~ ef
on the Watergh canvas froia materials which do
BECOME like STONE from exposure, but remain pable
bsfa,eeTs Trsi@a, andtEe pistret e5 coisasGiG '''
qured in the above territory, have constructed
on and viii be furnished to agents, leaving them
margin fer profit
SEM run "a GEO JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and South SITS,
Baltimore, Nd
Where testimonials and samples may SEEM
RR As I SSsA IS a T sK6RE R Rd H29G SLY
HAVANA CIGARS.-Just received, per steam
II er Baltimore superior lot of Cigars, for sale
"hO'''N'' "-N G. 0. DEMUTH & CO.,
No 40 N. Charles street,
apl6-u doors above Lexington street
CPECIAL NOTICE.
would respectfully inform my friends customers and
the public that constantly in the receipt OF
BUTTER, ,,,s
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Dealers hoasekeepers and families will hnd il to their in
forest IN ca as nv in the country such
az enable furnish these articles upon the most
derate and accommodating terms
a Country Produce sold on commission, and the high
S'' ~ H. s. MANNING,
AZ Camden street. and
;aIl-tf 103 Franklin street
4IOLLECT ION GENCY.-
u JD. PRATT & CO.,
A. nranared to receive and transmit CLAIMS FOR COL
LECTION city county in the United States or Brit
ian Provinces in direct and frequent correspondence
with reliable Attorneys in every and aci2ie1
nr efecng speedy and prompt COLLECTIONS such
s7oFFfGE OF THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, corner Of Bal
more and ChNrer sweets mre-tf
old RYE WHISKEY.
~ WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,
M SourH eTREBf opposite Exchange Place.
The choicest stock In MARKET together with Liquors gene
J 1dEn oLABAUeH GRAFT.
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8nsiness Garas.

m It WILLIS
DEALER III ALI. KINnS OF OLD METALS, RAGS,
Ropes FgrS hiss, heTsg vi P an1 PAID fe0f
rally anu ehe "'s"Fss eA2l1 ny I-2 : ni1
VIZ MARBURG 4 CO.,
w M AZ w LOMBARD STREET,
49, JupnprpRa M
u,v.N. ANN GtPNAN CIGAR AND PIPES,
HAVANA HNS %hkM Nm AN cT neHs % NND - '
D0MFSTIC CIGARS.
Purchasers would do well to examine our stock before
bnglhG any "i'ele eIse. 49,
TOHN RODGERS Il SON,
Il No ,s : wen STREET NEAR FAYETTE,
80 rIpL % p Airs and f,FNFR Al A. |
l., ~, n,.nna
with depach all orders entrusted to then in the aP2ye
mne AlsN AH n *, trFpi ays nn hand
anu ll,e h''i i%'Ni'N'' "'""'' vas -
Store, No a. adlolhlhg. ,,oe -,
81 Orders respectfully sollclted: lezo-ln
EIMFC n .NNEplON q SON
\ NM '4'' :" e AN i'A4hS'''' SGo'p, vpps
~ A., ,,e y = ~ rT,,op Srpppr
| .,,,- NnTC srEEI ANN TSpPFR PI ATE PRINTING,
0 %E9 n t6s T msEt fas SaRbs
ct oa ataraI seals Letter STAMPS etc London
e s% @t a sns cards. be- La RSe FnVeopes etc
I F,pE = gHshS YoE BENJAMIN H. '0'
~ fCsa,osaa,,. ., ,,ron,s r. V,usgs,
~, Cps re t' TII4I@E ~ "A S " ''
'O'-''''''NN it' "AiNiSH 'N'' WINES IIOIiORS.
ANN rTNF q ,uIIV cRorFRJES
,n.. N-'N f'-''' NJ 90 r ITIMnpE sTpxyr Balt
| -
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~ 'Afi EN- T Nt"' : I'M IN o. AZ STREET
tba,
,ention " e' ~ '
Iohhino attended IN with Immortality iai-H
9ooplg as .s!l - M!I 2 1.l
i. III y "
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

FUREIUN.
Ponce P. R.-Brig C. H0pkinS.-300 reams paper, $50
erces rice 260 boxes candles 150ns lard SO bbs pork,
terces hams boxes sugar. 10 bags pepper hhds to-
bacco Is kegs butter 10 boxes cheese 400 shocks and
heads, 1G2 600 shingles. 9,SS3 feet cuttings.
PONCE, P. R.-Schr PetreI-25 tierces rice, 63 kegs
lard 100 kegs butter 100 boxes candles 80 bbls 200
paper rs bbs. bread 100 kegs crackers, AZ 800
Shingles 62s boards 100 boxes herring Ia erces hams
s bbls. beans, 80 do potatoes.
RoTTERDAM-Ship Ellen SteUdrt.-1 SIT hhds. tobac-
co. bbs -four 2l9 ohls rosin slaves 212 hhds
slaves 295 bags bark Is bbls beef.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-08

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SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station at $50 A. NJ, and 80 T. NJ
for Reiserstown Leave Reisterstown for Baltimore
and IL A. NJ.
RS Omnibus from Westminster daily at A NJ connect.
with IL train Waiting for 33J train from Baltimore
turn to Westminster.
Omnibus from Manchester at Is A NJ meets 1915 train
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Returning alternate
days to Manchester the arrival Of the 81 train from Bal
timore.
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