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List of Appointments for pickens District.

List OF Appointments for Pickens District.
= We are indebted to Mr. CHERRY, Chairman
of the Piokens delegation, for the following
complete list of appointments, made by the Leg
isla!ure, for. this district:
MAGISTRATES-W j. CAN'T. Isaac Wick
life, w. b. White, vice John Adair, Leonard
Rogers, John Sharpe, r. y. Trbble, Abe
Robins, A. b. Bowdcn, IT, J. Anthony
Joshua jameson, j. w. Singleton, (vice Lar
kin IIendricks) Philip Young, Thomas Dill
lard, David A. Alexander, (vco Thos Price. J
j. N. Arnold, (vicc Il. G.. Mullinnix,) Thos
III. Boggs, James Johns, VIM. S. Woo.bright
Alex Bryce
CoRoNER. j. CAN'T.
COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS, % REG S.
G. Ma. 8. Stephens vice a. J. Looney
John Morehead vice b. Fretwell, Levi n
Robins vice Morris Miller, Geo w. Phillips
vice Jno. NJ. GilIison, G. A. Taylor vice
Miles NJ. Norton, w. S. Grisham vice An.
drew Alexander, James George vice s. r.
McFull, NJ. r. IIunnicutt, John S. Dickson
vice Moses Mcsser, III. r. Hughes vice II. Il.
Davis, A. B. Grant vice Leonard Rogers,
Carwel Hester
5TH REG. S. G. M.-Jcre Loopcr vice A.
M. Carpenter, Thos. Price vice T. N. Nc.
Kinney, VIM. Baker vice Larkin Hughes,
Wm. Williams vice B. c. Jones, r. +. Morgan
vice j. III Laurence, u, Ii. Griffin, Henry
Trotter, 7. j. Steele, j. B. Clayton, j. w.
Crawford, j. w. Singleton, II. G. Briggs.
COMMISSIONERS OF FREE SCHOOLS. --F.
N. (faryin, II. \. Thompson, Isaac Wickliffe,
j. G. Cook, NJ. B. Dcndy, Rev John AriaI,
II. F. Bowen.
COMMISSIONERS TO APPROVE BoNDs.-
VIM. s. Grishom, Joseph Burnett, Jas. ii.
Amblcr, JUS. Laurence, Saml Reid
COMMISSIONERS OF Public BUILDfNas.-
NJ. T. Mitchell n. G.. Pulliam, j. e. IIagood,
} j. Norton, j. W. Earle, JAS, George, l.,
c., Cmig-
J. do hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true and complete list of the appointments
for Piclsens District, copied by me from the
original papers now in hand of State Printer
Il. o. WITHINaToN, Foreman.
Columbia, Dec 23d, 1859.
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Lost.

IN TlW%lay 20Lh Deeenhar Inst, q sinall rSt,
" ioathor Pncke, jopk. containing some money
The following Nosos, aHl other rapcFs to viz. Gn
DANES George X Co. for $50, A. ncil;eu Tor S,j5,
on John Mnnlicn for s. and ono oil n. yatn,.4,
Tor 81 These persons nro requested not 10 pay
'hese Notes to any one hut myself. My name IA
also in the book Any information in relation
thereto will he thankfully received
hANIEL RILEY
jan. "a lSb1 ~
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OBJ 5J1fWARW.

DIEn, ON the 18th November, 85D of PhtIlissis
NJ $ MAJ DAVIS, wife Of T L, Dayiy, aged twenty
four yens
The subject of this notice had for severnl years
been professor OF religion aud her paticnce AMI
tortitude during long and severe illness proved
that she htd Divine aid to bear her ul in the try-
ing hour of dissolution. o.,
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Negroes for Sale.

WILL BE SOLD at my residence. on
w Wednesday tile 18th instant tvthc high
cst bidder.
FOUR LIKELY NEGROES.
Namely: Pwu men and nno woman anl child.
TERMS. six mouths credit with interest and
approved papor,
Jan j. 1900 c3 ~:
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Positive Notice.

NoTIcR is hereby given that the Sale Notes he.
~ longing to ILL., w. von fl0llcn are in the bands
OF tho Pnsidcnt of the German Sel,.emcN, 81, g,-
ty. ami must be paid or bofore tile lGh irst.
II u,cy are no paid by that time l1l,scyen
to an Mtornoy for collection. i will ben ebe.s
&. H.. at llOlcombe's Hotel, on Monde sth
instant. To mike settlements aud receive n Isss
for said Notes.
II, P. THoDE, s
WAL,IALLA. jan o 1900 ~ ~5JsS
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CoTFoN EsTrMATEs.-fhe following are the
estimates by leading and well.informcd house
for the cotton crop of the past yeor; Re.
ceipts at New Orleans, 100000 bales; ro-
eeipts at Mobile, 100000 bales; Atlantic and
Florida ports, 1,200, 900 bales Texas crop $780,
900 bales; interior receipts, 100000 bales
Total crop, 4,2S0,00o bales.
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The sale of Negroes nnd other property be.
longing to the Estate of CArTANr&E C~.trO, de.
ceased, has been postponed
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RoB'T. a, THOMPSON, Editor.

TERAIS--S1. 80 per annim in oslva,Us. III nav
ment be delayed until after the cxprn tfor of tie
year, 81. For six months, 10 cents in advance.
Bay" Advertisements inserted al the usual rates
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mt pin md al
ented Thomas "a Mas.h II ,yhnso1 to,,,,,o.a,'ao
lectures created quite n sensation CO.. yo, -
ara, has again fallen into tho sInnoh NJ Raccbus
SFE~F --.N - % y (. t'ypN Vt0'"
the Abingdon Hirgiaian. from Wise Uo1rtbouse
that he saw in WhitcSburg KY, Pumpkin
weighed NV pounds, und measured feet in
croumieronce'
AUGUSTA, Dec 30-On Thursday locnmo.
tive named Oconee exploded at Marietta, Ga,
Killing Thomas Cobb, conductor, and the fre-
n'an; ; "n, ri"yo. ,ne engineer was also Sc
'' "'"'''' ""e ~ oe''ers '"Ju''''
FRozsN TO DElru.--rhe Belton (TcxaSl In
dci,eademt, of the Ijth. saws:
We earn that ~ teumster actually froze to
uea,h between this and III uston during the last
con- SPeli. iiiS team was SOW and tho'c who
r~ ',, m s.",o" ,;g ''nu n'"' S''""s UP l" 'lo
~ '''1 -
P'PpLArIoN OF AUGUSTA The population of
IL, ,JS1. of whom & 3S5aro n,,les and g zoo 60
males. The population il divided AS f,llnws
Whites, lD,72O; slaves, $3.50; lroo negroes,
500.
N,x.Ixrrrc , rL1 rT,o. e ,,o p..
I;h.roto,.o on,i. ,,x 49,, ,,',:ae -, r,m ,.'
W ur," '"0 '"''o' VI '''' ,''',' ~
'r "Np I",nn, y" m"t,s WA, 10 l''"u"Ve ny Sano
tnn Thcv viii nnt nynn ,,iI r.ond "IV r..,,,,
their bosoms.
r.
Dk"rh "FuEN' LANA"'--lhe papers announce
inc death OF Sen; ~ Lamar, ct Texas. l{o
.UoH T Prre S"'n,"tN III tne revolution mar made
nftn~,,arIls 1Io ",,n @ Wv" w "'S' ',es.'e',s
Go.r.,in. The Savannah Ernre,x snvs that> I,a
was a I}nvard in war and pocsy nndn rsn,lr.
man in politics.
NV C,rxrrprrIl, .TLc rl;,,r or l,o L.
villo Regist,y has been shown n countcrir;t ~
note on the Union Bank of South Caruliila It
is we'll executed
loxp Suor-Ex. United States Senator Jamc<.
bmr,l of army officers report, viii cnrry n shn,
with accuracy distance IF over six miles
,1,,, s,n--.nnm,, o., r :,
Co,kc Of Einyooma "nrntv w h's ,,;r" v,m" IL
thousand dollars towards the cnl"wmcnt N,nJ
of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
IN Grcenvillo, sc.
Mry,co AID THE IIyIrrn Sr,rrs Tbo ,,o.s
urcs recommended by the President in his mos.
Sngc in reference to Mexico are attracting much
attention 1t is Thought that decisive war he
tween the unitci States and that country is i'm
Uy,rcxyD,v-Cont 1Lo c,1,n ,rho
ccuted recently in Virginia. was h,rn nn. tL, e;x.
tcenth day of the month, sentenced on the six
tcenth and hung on the sixteenth His child
was also born on the sixteenth
P,,r,,r,,rur NJ - u nm
,r,n nr"am'.;In " n1l'o" ID. y, mEHRf.-
vnrv n,ncl, ,ho d,,nrn,;,,,t;3n SC Nv: 'osi''
y
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general LANE, OF OREGON, on THE Rlcurs
OF rue SouTH.-We copy from the National In.
tclligenccr, the following account of some re-
marks made by Gen. Lane. of Oregon. AS he
will probably be the nominee of the Charleston
Convention, his views will be read with interest.
Mr. Lane, of Oregon, briefly stated that, while
he would not deny that MIR. Douglas and MIR.
pngh wore good Democrats, he differed from
them in their opinions on tho Territorial ques.
ton. For himself, he held that the Territories
were the common property of all the States,
whose citizens, by every principle of equality
and justice. were consequently entitled to enter
the common domain with whatever was recoe-
nlzed as property by the law of their respective
States and that property, of whatever kind,
when thus removed to this common domain, was
equally entitled to protection from the law.ma.
king power; The Territorial Legislature could
not establish or prohibit slavery, but could and
should protect the stakeholder in the enjoyment
of his right to tie labor of his slave 80 long as
the Territorial condition lusted and if this pro.
lection were not furnished by the Territorial
Legislature, it would be the duty of Congress to
afford it.
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LII persons having demands against tho
-LA Estate of Snrgent9 Griffin, deceived. viii
please present them property a,tes,sd ut once,
and those indebted 70 said Estnle cithef by Ac.
count Salo note or othOrwisc. must make pny.
mont before Return day, or ,hey will have COST
Estate forthwith, ~
u, II, GRIFFIN.
49, THoSs GRIFFIN, Aomrs' I,
Jan y, 1866 23
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They darc do anything, save that which is
immodest, to promote the welfare of our uoblc
Commonwealth We shall see them at home,
and on the street, and at chuch, dressed in
linsey-woosey; and we but echo thccommon
sentiment of the city and of the whole State,
when we say that we shall love them all the
more for this convincing proof of their dcyo-
tion to u lofty and patriotic principle.
CIarhmnd Wig
YIGILANeE-O One Of our city ways, in
conversation with group Of countrymen. ON
Tuesday evening, INDUCED, in n Pickwickian
seuse, in series of expressions which the
ceuntrymcm deemed inccndiHry. According
ly, they promptly conveyed Him TO the Main
Guard House for examination The long and
loud laugh which greeted the party, on pre-
sontation before the officer on duty. WAS the
first intim;.tion Cur country friends hi; d of
their uncon dtional sale. Ii was fortunate for
our Pickwickian citizen that the Chief of To-
lice was absent us he might have sufficient
IL cnioyed the joke to have committed linn
BY the Edgcticd Advertiser, VIC learn that
the Orongrburw Nigionts were similarly
cau.ht. 1t says:
"Onc of our very best looking Edgcfcld
citizens, and who was an mid fot;ovcrnor td-
ans, happened to rliglt from the railroad at
that place recently, and WAS "nablrd" i'm
metliutely by them. llumoring the joke, tine
Colonel went along very quietly uutl change
threw in his way frirr' who knew him well,
wh2n. Of course. an explanation cnau2d, aud
the NigilantS Subsidtd."
Cho,lr5on .Nqrcaiy
---s. s. &
R0"En y. pnYoR-Ihcrc is picture Of
Roger n. Pryor MS IL so;cr," in the Mobile
Register. lie is thus described M
Among the Virginians is II trail delicate
litlc fellow, with clear gray eye, loyish
mouth. md hair parted in the middlc, falin::
behind his cars, tight fitting Scrgcuts uni
form, with Sivcrhitcd sword. scarlet
plume. and a pair of bright gil, shoulder pic
crS He Is their cavalier, their bow!l boy"
and his name is Roger a. Pryor. the Orderly
to the company of Rihcmeu from Petersburg
rs he passed down the line, head erect. toes
out, eyes III front fourteen PAGES he remind
ed ne of n bonny bit of wom;n dressed in
uniform, as, for example, Marin, In fNc 1crc-
9'm"m Eut when be opened the pretty lips,
and the round mc.lowto tripprd out in
true military g,aec--a soldicr--cvcry inch
soldier! He is soldicrl He walks like one,
talks like one looks like one, when he draws
the shining blade and gives the command of
his snpetiors. Eut OH rest, ns-he stands neg
Iigcntly Mt the head of his squad, he appears,
ms before sri'l, pretty, bouncing, spirited
girl, trimmed cut for war"
Dow. JR.- Eldrigo Perry Page, .Dow. Jr,."
c c'mm'ttcl suicide in California, recently. +" Pr
crIy and domestic troubles" are tic causes as-
signed. IL" was printer by trade, Mas!
poor Dpw;" lot Us drip tonr o'cr your grave!
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WithdrawaI.

" ILHUfaWaI.
'HhR undersigned has Withdrawn from The Sly
L Mile Company. 10 retiring, he begs to CONS
and the public at large. "''s''''S s
IT, q. B0dds..
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MAJOR Perry, OF GREEviLLE.-Wc regret TO
learn from the following, which VIC copy from a
letter to the Grccnville Patriot, written by Mai
Ferry that he will not be again n candidate for
the Legislature. lie has long boen II valuable
member of that body, ever commanding high
respect from those with whom he differed:
COLUMBIA. S. c., Dec Is 1850
Mcssrs Editors: the session of our Lcgisla-
ture is about closing, and for the last time
will write you few lines; for it is my firm and
settled purpose never again to occupy seat in
either branch of the Legislature. am done
with politics. aud shall devote the remainder of
my life to my profession. Thirty years expe-
rience in public otfairs and political excitement
has taught me it's folly and bitterness No Que
has ever had more coniding und devoted con-
situcncy than myself and now take leave of
them with the kindest and most grateful feel
ings.
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The Sons or ERIN.--NIany hard stories are
told at the expense Of the brave sons of "owld
Ireland" But the following timely reparteo we
consider an exception.
~ tavern-keeper in Newark, when giving
New Years presents to his help" told one of
his porters Ia smart Irishman) that lie was about
tsie best man around the house, and therefore
he should give him the most costly present.
Sure" snid Patrick, rubbing his hands with
believe YOU" replied the employer, .'and there.
fore shall make you q present of all you have
stolen from me during the yearp THANK yer
honor" replied Pat, "and may all your friends
and acquaiutances trate you as literally"
"A PooH man and his wife were recently strug-
Cling over one of the miry roads in the vicinity
of Newark N. j., when they paused near an
orchard, the woman expressing a desire to taste
one Of the apples which hung temptingly from
tree few yards beyond where she stood. No
sooner had she spoken than her husband gal
lantly climbed over the fence, shook the tree,
and returned to her side with one of the apples
in his hand. She took one bite of it, and finding
it rather sour, threw it away but scarcely bad
the pair started again on their Journey when
the owner of the orchard had them both arrest
ed {; the husband for stealing, and the wife for
receiving stolen goodsl The heinous crime be-
ing clearly proven, they were sent to prieon--
there to mediate on the mutability Of human
affairs, and tho blessings of liberal form OF
| governments.
HowADJr CURTIS AND HARPEa.-The intense
ly vulgar and blatant abolitionist, Howadji Cur
tbs, is said to be the editor of Harper's Weekly,
q paper which is extensively circulated in the
South,
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PICKENS c.. H.. S. c.:
Postponed.

Saturday Morning, January Z, 1860.
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ANOTHER OUrBREAK.-Sr. I.orIs, Dee.
2o.-Last night body of negros attacked I'll. c
town of Bolivia, st. Gcncvicve County, in this
State, about twenty miles S. W. of the Mis-
sissippi River. The citizens soon rallied and
drove them into tho woods, having captured
several, who are in Jail at thatplacc. 4 com
pany of nountod men at once started in pur-
suit of the remainder. The citizens are all
armed. The latest accounts from there rep
resent the excitement as having somewhat
subsidized.
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UNLrcKY DAy-Cook, the felon. who was cx-
ccuted recently in Virginia, was bpru ON the six
tcenth day of the month, sentenced OF the six
tcenth and hung on the sixteenth His child
was also born ON the sixteenth
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pennings and Clippings.

CoNoREss--Tbe House Of Representatives is
still without Speaker, though the bsllotngs
continue-.Sherman being in four votes of an
election
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WHEN you advertise your business, make
no halfway work of Il. Buisness is like
architeetnre--good columns sro "a good sup
port.
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In is stated as . curions fact in connection
with the Shepard Bank dctaleation in BuSton
that the Trustees of the Bmk were ON tho
eve OF presenting him with service of plate,
in consideration of his valuable and faithful
services, when the news of his dclnlcntium was
onnou"cod. rather sgniIican; commentary
ON the usual methods of getting up "plcsen-
tatious
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WHEN THEY ConPW.--In In noticing the prompt
compliance Of the New York police with rea.
uisition from Gov Wise for some burglars, the
Alexandria Gazette says there never is any diF
fculty in these matters, except when they relate
to fugitive slaves" And yet the law is i'm.
peratiVe OH all cases alike. A
ExTRAyAoAST.-A ST. Louis gentleman re.
Gently paid $50 for the use of a six,horso sleigh
for four hours.
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SOME OF JoHS BnowN's CnIMEs--fIIs
REvENdENdEFUL SpIRIT.-Thc following is
au extract from private letter from tho West
ern Reserve, Ohio.
AS John Brown has been compared to Je.
sus Christ, | will give you one fact in his his
toryswhich will Illustrate his character He
lived the last eighteen years before going to
Kansas, within eighteen miles of here, aud
was Informed the other day by gentleman
In this county, who is man of unduubted
integrity, that when he lived in Hudson,
some eighteen years ago, n magistrate then
sentenced Brown and four OF his sons to thir-
ty days imprisonment in Akron Jail, for
burning neighbours fences and hay stncks.-
Brown had lawsuit with neighbor in refer
ence to piece of land, and the Court dcci-
ded ag,inst him; and to crafty his amiablo
disposition, he burned his neighbor's proper
ty. This is the man whom the Republican
party compare to Washington.
DEFEAT OF CoRTINAs.-NEw ORLEANS,
Dec. 29.-The advices from Brownsville are
to the 24th inst Three hundred troops, Ran
gers, marched up to the Rio Grando on the
14th inst, and met portion of COrtinns'
band. After oaDnonading on both sides,
the Americans charged and fell into al am-
buscade, thus allowing the Mexicans to save
their artillery Cortinas, on the 10th, CON
centrated his whole force above Brownsville.
The Americans went to meet him, and after
severe fight, defeated him. Colonel Ford s
Rangers, and Colonel Lockridge's, from New
Orleans, arrived previously. The Americans
are in pursuit of Cortinas, who is retroatipg
rapidly.
WHEN you advertise your business, make
no halfway work of Il. Buisness is like
architectare--good columns sroa good sup
port,
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Estate Notice.

wAIaIALLA. Jan. 9. 1860
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MGTuooIsr PunMsuIS0 IfoUse At NASHVILLE.
according to tho rcpnrtof the Mcthouist Pii1.
fishing House ut Nashville. made at the last
Mississippi Conference. held ut Jackson. Tie
assetts amount to S435,220 As; the liabilities,
Sll1'362 40; leaving balanco in favor of the
IIouse of $3l7 .S28 o. =
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SMALL Pox AND SCARLET FRvERA-Out of
cighty-fye deaths in Boston last week, eieydh
were OF smallpox, and ton of scarlet fover.
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DIvpEND.-Thc Directors Of the Charlotte
and South caroin" Railroad have declared a
seml,"nnnol dividend of 81 per cent. payable
the LIST Of January next. we are pleased to
learn. says the Charluttc Wig. that bonds t,
the amount of SO ,0U0 will bc redeemed. be-
sides leaving n surrlusof $4,000 in tho treas
ury. ~
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BARnARoUs.-A " gaulor pulling" was al
verIised to come OFF OIL the 26th ult near tn,
city of Columbia "
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Dow. JR.-- Eldrilgo Pc.yy Page, Dow. Jr."
c'nm'ttcl suicide III California recently. " pn :
crty and domestic troubles" are tic causes as.
signed. IL" was printer by trade. Alas !.
poor Dpw;" lot Us drop toar oor your grave
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-24
GAS FITTING
" AND FIXTuvrs
BLAIR h CO.,
iass e. No. .s W rat BALTIMORE STREET

DIPES AND P1PE-HEADS.-Glazed and nm
glazed, colored and plain German Pipe Heads in ,sr
and small sized packages German Pipes, medium
baskets and boxes Powhatan Pipe-Heads large assor
ment for sale By A. SEEMULLER SONS, IS Exchange
lace. aul5-H
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ST~ra h. FOR THE EASTERN

eassskaaslssssaaAs AND WESTERN SHORE.
Tho new, swift and commodious Steamer KENT Captain
John H. kirwan, leaves herwlar Light streer, Of
Camden for GHQPIANK RIV Err EVERY WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY MORNING, at ! O'Clock, touching
Cambridge, GlOras Point Castle Haven Sherman's Pier
Hughetts Wharf, Cabin Creek. Medfords Wharf Provl-
dence Eastern via Dover Bridgc) Kngstown Gilpn's
r. int P2tteTs Landing and Denton, Returning leaves
at O'Clock, touching the above named landings
- Leaves for ANNAPOLIS aud WEST RIVER EVERY
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING. Returning same
Jay Round Trip Tickets for these days II. Freight
ap25-tf CANNON
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.WMtban1iss.

old RYE WHISKEY.-We have always in
~ store large stock and great variety of the above Our
experience disers and dealers many years enables
us to offer genuine article, which guarantee TO give
satisfaction, will take back pay al charges Ola
BAUGH CRAFT, IS South street, opposite Exchange
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WESTERN
@ s
~, csSl FUR THE
Eff5 s5fzzszHs1.ss5zts r. q II
WEST AND NO RT il W E : T.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUMNER ARRANGENE Vt
CHANGE OF HOURS.

CHANGE OF fIOURS.
Trains leave Calvert Station as follows:
The Mail Train daily texcepC sundays at SO e.,
and the Express Train daily at $50 P M for El8Lra Buff
ao, Niagara Falls, Kingston. Scranton, BngtAmpon, y
racuse Oswego, Toronto, Quebec and Montreal parts
of Western New York and Canada Als0, Pttsbur Chi
cago, Cleveland Cincinnati, St. Lovf al all parts OF the
West and Northwest.
Travellers can by either of these uA Detroit and
Chicago via Niagara Falls, at the same cost by any
other route
For New York City by 3OA. NJ Train with only one
change Of cars and low by any other route
AtS3OA VI. for Epmittsburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster,
Lebanon, Reading, Pa Pcttsve Bethlehem, Allentown
Eason Carlisle, and Chambersburg and for HageIstown
Md.
Ats3DA NJ and and P. NJ. for Green Springs ow
in Mills, Resterstown and Westminster, Md.
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily Sun
day) at 400 p NJ, for the West and Northwest
The Cockey sville Accommodation Train 30 A. NJ from
BoloB and 600 P ~ from Calvert Station Returning ar
rives at $40 A. II. and 81 P. NJ.
Travellers from Washington and the South by 4
this road.
For TICK ETS and information apply the Ticket office
calvert Station N g. Of Calvert and Franklin
Baltimore.
.., , JAS. C. CLARKE, Superintendent.
JOHN I. RlGNEY, ASST Superintendent
J. II. WARNER, Ticket Agent
June 26, 1860 ieS0-tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-24
Stfsmbnafs.

FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
POINT, VA)--.The steamer BELVIDERE
Is NY IeceyIng cargo and will leave Light street wharf
For freight or passage, apply to w. ~ az . ''0'A'
j. BRANDT, Jr, A gent
p S-posso,oo ! ,,. Light street wharf.
- -a1sa1e anu rare only 80 1t
Es.sl-A FOR RICHMOND, VA--The
$50 - MI steamer BELvIDERE is now receiving
AFfERNOON, Oct. 2lth, at 8 O'clock ~ ~
For freight or passage apply to
j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
p s-poesoao aud so,.,. 49, Light street wharf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-24
Steamsbtps.

LIZ FOR BREMEN. Al Hanoyerian
bark UNION, Schultz, master will have quick dis
patch for the above port For freight passage apply to
IL Ger