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- CamsiOn..-The arlLcIe OF

YTfF- * NdtINtIVI IL" III Al HUI u
&NSA.slsLzS Whisky we'll known "Daly's Arc
matte Valley Whskey established reputation universal
renders difficult forthe manufacturer keep pace with the
demand the result Of peseverng energy in its intro
auctou sustained by determination adopted the outset al1
never departed from, that Its original purity and
uprivaled excellence should continue to the end
The common fate attendant upon all such successful Efforts
has oeraken the manufacturer. It is initiated by inscriptions
upoors inferior and spurious arCles palmed OF upon
he comunty the great detrment Of the public well as
injury tie manufactured both in emoument and well earned
repe Every efOrt las been made guard against this piracy
by Copyright Of the Label and peculiar shape o.; the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
on nv rights and earnestly desire such information from
those o may possess It, by having been vctmized otherwise,
&C will enable protect the public and myself by
t N be utmost extent the The genuine DAlys Aro-
matte valley Whisky put up Il bottles each, with
b LABEL sealed with yellow wax the pro
t stamp on wax, and fac smile signature Of the pro-
rst7T on the label. All other articles limitations.
Up ousumsrs can dssd EpQa getting pure article when
thsy buy the valley WsEsy ii is sold BY Tic 6oesE il case
onIy WIN. H. DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York,
Sole pronr
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Ribbons and Trimmings.

Trench Bonnet Ribbons, every style;
Paris Sash Ribbons, elegant;
Velvet Ribbons, fun selvages;
Cap Ribbons;
Full Mourning Rib5Cns;
Fringes for Mantillas and Dresses.
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Two thieves passed through this city YESTERDAY
They were observed by oficers Harmon ana Nc
Cloud who conveyed them to Hammond Street S'a-
dion: but being unable bring any charge against
them they were compelled to discharge them. lhey
have gone to 81. Louis or Nashville Cincinnati Com
terrial. lIGrci p.
We trust st GU police will keep a sharp look
out fer these Two" and make the place too hot
for them to remain if they should come this way.
Memphis has several characteristic features
ysc srqLaacGc Of the 27th says The city papers
a 5gv or two since announced that a certain rev
.ysnd gentleman would preach Hell and Damna-
,,,tio., and the consequence was that COED
bouse was obtained. If the text had been Christ
ard Him Crucifed,' nobody would have attended
the subject IS TOO Old
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production globe furnishes
ready market, and while the capacity for manufacturing in
the increase and the prices OF cotton goods have risen with it.
The limited amount Of manufacture in this country taken in
connection with capacity for extending she factories with the
demand show clearly that the amount Of the annual
crop may be largely increased without aEscng the Market
which is open to it in every direction.
1t will be noticed by the table Of English impors that Brazil
Egypt and the East Indies only supply fraction Of
the entire amount but have not maintained in 1859 the maximum
OF previous There natural causes which produce these
results snd will continue to establish mo2opOy
In the East Indies TIE seed cannot be planted until the close
the rainy and the dispatch must then Be used
The first month promises WELL but heat Of the during
second month Injuries the bo thst the has short
staple and weak fibre The bolWoTm also destructive to it
and the market value reaches the American Standard while
the OF twenty-five years fixes quantity.
In Brazil the and coffee plantations much ad
vantageous and profitable exclude cotton production
the importance Of the bean produce similar results there
1t is therefore evident that the United States really possesses the
Of country and the people it, which is essentially
the cotton district nf the world.
We have presented these points with regard to this great
merca FEATURE for the purpose OF showing connection with
it. the gratifying fast to railway and the railway s7stem
that as general rule the business Of these ste and particular
ly their freight business inEures Posve and highly
rave income to all the investments made The following table
compiled from the annual statistics which illustrate this sub
jesi.
examination show only that the aggre
gate net income Of seventeen roads taken ct random
annual return of 6 cent total investment Of S4O
9O94 hut that the aggregate freight income nearly 60
cent OF the receipts O this freight income the Transport
ton Of cotton furnishes the principal iem and there
question that such es the Southern Pacific, in Texas
or the brunswick and Florida in Georgia. with their
tons, ought be urged speedy completion and located
through district which inabe 81 immediate
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The dwelling-hOuse on plantation 10 Cypress
Bend Arss, belonging TO Mr.. JoHN ROssER, Of Mem
phis was, together with it, contents. destroyed by
fire on the 2Gth inst.
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GROVER d BAKERS NOISELESS
FAMILY SEwrsG AArHIYEs,
The Best IN Use.
USES no SHUTTLE
Sews from two SpOos.
NASHVILLE Sewing MACHINE Co..
mar7-dwtf No 4 Public Square.
A. C. d 4. B. BEECH.

A. G. & a. B, BEECH.
AT no. 81 COLLEGE STREET,
Are receiving and opening every day an elegant
Stock of Spring Goods. They viii be constantly re
cciving until the 18th of April. feb 2g-u
Attorney General,
We are authorized tc announce Il. W. HAYwO0n,
ESQ as a candidate for the Office of Attorney Gen
era for the Ninth Judicial District compOsedOf the
counties of Williamson. Sumner and Davidson.
Election next May.
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For Pittsburgh this day at z O'Clock, Sam Hast
ings. This craft is desirable; she viii leave pre-
cisely at the time specified.
For Paducah, connecting with New Orleans, St.
Louis and Memphis mail boats, the Minnetonka viii
be the only boat this day at u o'clock offering
these facilities
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Sblpplnq SMttlIIQtn.E.
PORT OF BALTIMORE. NoyFNnrR |
Arriy- a.

Arrived.
Steamer William Woodward, CundiG New York, J A
Shriver.
I Steamer Richard Willing, Claypole, from Philadelphia
J A Shriver
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, from Norfolk-to N. N
Falls.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, from Washington, &c, to
Worthington
Bark Selah Gould, days from Boston, mdse to master
Brgs Humboldt, Greenlow, from .Aves Island via 81
Thomas, 18th ut, guano to Morton Sons Before
reported ashore on Thomas Point Towed off after light
ing, without damage, by steamtug Herbert.--Tal'
lulah Plummer from Rio de Janeiro Sept 3d. coffee to
Pendergast Brothers.
Schrs Gear, Hammond from New Bedford, oil to j
Parkhurst, Jr, Co.--Isabeila Ellis, Gates, from New
bern, N c. 500 bbls rosin to VIII edbee IL Dickinson
Astrea, Pine from Eastport paster and fish to Kelsey
q Gras, towed up by steamtug Jas urray.
shriyer
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ing grades Cuba and English Island for
Gerry grades Cuba $6757 25 for to fair Porto
Rico and 81 50GS50 for good to prime do but in the
absence Of transactions they of altogether nom
nal ~
SEEDS.-We have reported to day sales of some $50
bushels Cloverseed at from s5s7X e12K per bushe
and we quote closing steady these figures for fair
to prime new Timothy Seed is selling in lots as wanted
at$275d3,and quote Faxseed steady at 81 4OG1 so
per bushe
SALT.-Liverpool Salt is in quite active demand at
the quotations, which still follows viz los cts
for Ground Alum, 155d160 cts for Marshals and JEFF
frey Darcys fine and 175d1S0 cts per sack for Ash
toms do. Turks Island Salt is selling from store in lots
as wanted at rs cts. per bushel
WHlSkEI.-We are again without transactions 10
note in Whiskey, but quote it 2Ok cts for
CITY, and Il cts per gallon for Ohio The demand is ex
tremey limited, and the market is Enthusiastically heavy
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET Nov. 1.-CATrLE.-
bee Cattle were in good supply again today the receipts
at The scales amounting to about 600 head which is how
ever some 4OO less than received last week There
was Out little activity in the market but the sales
made nevertheless at about last weeks figures The
cepls to-day disposed of follows, viz 800
driven to Philadelphia 200 to the country $50 left
over uns0ld and the remaining $50 head were sold to
Baltimore butchers at prices ranging from 81 so to 75
averaging S312H per 100 lbs. gross There were how
ever but few lots that brought the outside rates.
HoGsHogs continue in fair supply but they are still
selling at last weeks quotations. viz SsGS Is per 100
lbs. nett for good to prime lots
SHEEP.-Sheep are unchanged in price and we still
quote them at S3(d4 per head
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

BERMUDA-Br. Ketch Comets bbls arrow root p &
II. r. Tucker.
Rio JANEIRo-Bark May Queen.-30oO bags coffee
order.
ST. JOINS, P R.-Schr. Fred. Ho,reH--53 hhds. mo-
asses, Patterson Murguindo; "a do. sugar. 20 pun
cheons molasses, Stirling & Ahrens.
IVES IsLAND-Brig Htmbolt.--200 tons guano, A. B.
Morton & Sons.
COASTWISE.
- BosToN-Schr. Rorbary-580 bbls herrings, F. F.
rope; zoo do NJ R. Mathews & Sons; so do apples,
Alex Duncan; 200 pkgs mdse., sundry persons
BosToN-Bdrk Seiah.-l60 bbls CASTLE SOAP J. Park
hurst Jr Co. "a boxes figs 81 half boxes do; 2O32
90. rasns, schwartz Dix 3pipes figs, VIM. Bridges &
Son; 400 bbs. herrings, W D. Shultz & Co.; 400 do
apples, 200 pkgs mdse, sundry persons.
j a Co -
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
-. N.....,. hn, j lSEl
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
The New York Tribune of this morning, says:


There was an active stock market this morning with
strong feeling the street before the Board some 500
shares Central having been taken at 81 The biddngs
however the opening of the Board were langud and
prices lower, and the call proceeded it was evident
that the disunion incubus still exerting an unfavor
able influence upon prices. and that the demand from
outside buyers although large still not sufficient
absorb all the stock thrown the market by the bears
and drawn of real holders by the using up of mar
gins When the Western shares reached the bears
made strong demonstration, and nearly every descrp-
ton left off decline The largest fall was in Bur
lngton and Quincy, which sold down to SIN against 81
yesterday This, in the face of per cent. dividend
Just declared and a continuance of favorable traffic. was
very unexpected to the friends of the road.
Pacific Mail among the firm stocks and sold at p3
The approach Of dividend day. when 10 per cent
anticipated, strengthening the market for this stock
Central very active and well sustained until toward
the close of the day. when fell off to 824 S2x At the
Second Board the market moderately active the
tendency downward, and the unfavorable feeling
continued to prevail the close of business in the
street, when the market stood at quotations I4 per
cent below those of the Second Board There
parent if not real pressure of stock the market for
sale to which the bulls presented effective resistance
On demand money with little more activity is abun.
dant at 57 per cent choice to mixed coateras Pa
per appears to be hardening little, but there is
table change in rates, considerable amount of paper
has been sent here for discount from Boston, which has
Temporarily supplied the demand. There is also
siderable amount of Southern drafts the market ap
pareny kites which very difficult of negotiation,
n lirL rate
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Rgt! Rog0s.
La &C. TsSxEsssssssz.sssYg7 PHILADELPHIA,
ssssssaE VI " SsssE~----5EaE WILM NGTON AN

. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
. SPRING ARRANGENENT
d., n and after MONDAY, April ed Passenger trains for
PmIadeiphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DA Az except Sunday as follows, viz:
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 A. NJ. WAY MAI. at 1915
Il, NJ; EENING MAIL at 5.25 P. M
MN ON SuNRA Us at 525 ~ only All trains with
new ork Trains except 525 p NJ, SATURDAYS
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attaced leaves mt
Havre de Grace ~ ' "u
From PHILADELPHIA to BAITDIORE at 8I5 A M,l2M
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN.
TERhEDIATE POINTS.
BY leaving in 10 ia NJ connect at Wilmington
ith 6s5 ~ train daily Except Sunday for al stations
between Wilmington and Harrington, and on Tursdzvs
Thursdays ana Saturdays for ford on Moadav. Va
nesdays and Fridays for Seafor; by aVng al 25
can procure astcpover check from Conductor spend te
night in Wilmington, and take the 035 A. train for ali
st aIT1C ~ tween W iinlngton and Salisbury.
NOIlCE-A colored persons, whether bond or free will
be required to bring responsible white person
y known to the Undersigned who viii he willing TO sign
bond to the Company, before they will be taken over any
S4tf pAI up AwE,pT A..
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NIonftarp an0 Commercial 8tbists.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l, 1856


There has b excitement in financial circles TO-
day than existed yesterday and the aspect of monetary
affairs is much more cheerful. The recent suspensions
do not seem to have had anything than en-
tary upon the Market and the panic occasioned by
them has already in great degree subsidized. Stocks
are however still depressed although the fances were
generally fully as strong on yesterday. The more
solid securities however lower. City 6's declined
lto1H per Sales made at the Board Sc 900
at 9Sd9 for 1858 and 9S for 1905 1865 closed 96
bid, 96A asked and 1905 left off at 81 bid 9S asked
In Railroad bonds there the transac-
tons being however chiefly in Northern Central 1855
of which there 50 500 sold 59659H the closing
sales being at 59h this figure being the same that was
paid for them at the close yesterday They left off at So
bid, 60 asked. We note also sales Of no Baltimore
and Ohio 1925 at 65 Railroad shares were particularly
heavy, and Baltimore and Ohio sold at decline of SIX
on yesterday Sales made of $50 shares at
$40 buyer go days. and % shares the figure cash.
but at the close $40 bid buyer 60 days. for a consd-
cradle quantity 1t left regular way however at only
SOS bid. $40 asked. In Northern Central there was
nothing done and it closed at only SIS bid, $21 asked
regular way.
In the Mining stocks the operations were quite light
but Springfield in which there was more done than in
any the others rather stronger than yesterday
Sales made OIL $40 shares at from $3.50 which
figure it opened up 81 cash. and it closed at 81 e5 bid
81 asked regular way sale of 100 shares Gardner Hill
made at s. and note also sales of $50 shares Cam
bridge at 55 cts, but there nothing done in any
the other Mining stocks For Guilford 81 20 bid
and sl4 asked, these figures being the that
bid and asked for it at the close yesterday
The business in foreign exchange continues very limi
ted and we have to note further decline of to q pc
cent in sterling bills. The rates today follows
viz: London, bankers bills, 1OS4; do. commercial do.
1074@l07A; Paris 60 day bills, six do short sigh
do, 5f15; Antwerp 5f1S4; Bremen 7S%; Amsterdam
45@4l4; Hamburg 365s; Cologne 72A; Frankfort-on
the Main AK.
AT the first Board in New York to-day Erie decline
4; New York Central 81; Cleveland and Toledo 81
Michigan Southern $1E Michigan Southern guarantee
SIX: Rock Island 81; and Canton NJ but at the secon
Board Erie advanced SI4; New York Central 81 \
Reading Y; Galena and Chicago Il; and Missouri 6s
aud the maket closed firm.
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DIPES AND PIPE-HEADS.-Glazed and I'M
4 glazed, coored and plain German Pipe-Hads, in large
and small sized packages German Pipes, common medium
and hne qualities In and gross boxes Dutch Pipes in
inent for sale by A. SEEMULLEK S0NSL IS Exchange
lace aulon
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Oct. 31-Flour &c-West-
en and State flour is active demand and prices are
frmer especially OF the medium grades The receipts
are moderate and the assortment of shipping brands
less plenty The sales % 400 bbs at IS 25 80 for
superfne state and WESTERN S54O545 for extra state
S55o(g56O for choice brands do, s5.6O@5sO for low
grades OF western extra; $570575 for shipping brands
OF round hoop extra Ohio SIS S0 for trade brands
40 and S6l5G725 for St. Louis extra Southern flour
Is in less active demand The medium grades are heavy
and prices unchanged The sales S35 bbls at
S560d6 for mixed to good superfne Baltimore &c. and
S61O7 so for the better grades Rye in fair demand
at unchanged rates-sales of 200 bbls at S35Od4 25
GranThe demand for wheel active and prices have
improved The sales comprise 27 900 bushels part from
storel at % for inferior to prime spring.
rs for Milwaukee club; 81 29l so for amber do SO
for red state 35 for prime red WESTERN 81 for
Long island Sl52 for white southern, 112c Racine
spring. 81 44G149 for white Ohio, &C. 81 52Gl SIS for
white Michigan and $l.56 for white Kentucky Barley
is in good supply and is lower Small lots in bags
railway depot unsaleabe and prices obtained are
criterion to the market. The sales 81 600 bushels at
65G6S cts for small lots in bags 70G75 cts for fair
good do by the cargo; 7274 for Canada East and
so cts for good do. est Rye is lower and in fair
mandsales 400 bushels state and Canadian Is cts
Oats lower and in fair request at for
and 81 d3S for state Corn is in demand
for the trade and export and in part speculative The
The sales q 000 bushels oSt6SH for
mixed atoat 90 cts. for do and 70 small
of round yellow. Provisons-The demand for pork is
moderate and prices irregularsaes of $50 bbs
and SIS 0919 O6 for Mess Coee-The market continues
quiet, and We have only to notice sales of 200
bags Rio at Ii dl154 cts, ITO bags St Domingo at
II IL 16 cts cash. and lis Laguayra-riadsat IL cts
The following is from the weekly circular of Messrs.
VIM. Scott & Son:
60
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STEAMBOATS,.

THE LINE FOR THE
Easssz=asz=zsss EASTERN AND WESTERN SHORE.
CAPTAINS KIRwIN AND NORMAN
INDIVID UAL4ENTE RISE
.-- DAILY LINE TO
ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER AND BACK
~ YhaIt Ligtt Street, foot Of Camden
and after MONDAY, October go, 1860 these splendid
steamers will run their routes as follows
0ne Boat every day in the week to ANNAPOLIS WEST
htN EN- AN BACK. Leaving Baltimore at A. NJ and
NJ :, arriving in Baltimore about P M " -
The Steamer PIONEER will leave avor,, TuESnAv or5
FRIDAY, at 7 A. NJ, for ST MICHAEiiS AMI "A ST6N
via NILES, RlN Err FERRY, returning same dav -''
The KENT will leave every WEDNESDAY, and SATUR
DAY for @AMBRlDGE, DENTON AND LANDINGS On
CHOPTANK RIVER returning every THURSDAY and Non on
day. anu ''
Fare as lon as by any other line
RI Freight must BE- prepaid
OPT I'm c. X. CANNON Agent
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Lighthouse Inspectors Office,
Boston, October IS, 1860
Notice is given that the Nantucket Shoal Lghtvesse
"hich parted her mornings the morning on the I'll
ult, was restatiOned the 18th.
BY order of Lighthouse Board
THE0. ?. GREENE,
Lighthouse Inspector Cd District
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20 $50: FOR THE
~ s-1ses, ----&zss5s n O z = II
WEST AND NORTHW
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SUASER ARRANGEMENT.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
Trans leave Calvert Station as follows
The Mail Train daily texcert Sundays, at Sc n 81,
ana the express Train daily 80 p. NJ, Ell Buff
alo Niagara Falls Kingston Scranton, Bingk y
icnse oswego, Toronto, Quebec and Montreal all parts
OF western New York and Canada Also, Pttsburg Chi.
Gago, Cleveland, CINCINNATI st. EOu Od all parts OF the
West and Northwest
Travellers by either of these ue to Detroit and
other route
For New York City by the S3OA NJ Train, with only one
change Of cars, and at low by any other route
At $50 NJ, for Emmittshurg, Gettysburg, Lancaster.
Lebanon, Reading, Pa PottsviIe, Bethlehem, Allentown
Easton Carlisle and Chambersburg and for Hagerstown
At $50 A. u. and and 6 P Il for Green SPRINGS Ov-
ms MINIS: Re'sterstown and Westminster Md.
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily texcept SIM
day. at 90 p. NJ, for the lest and Northwest ~
The Cockeysvillc Accommodation Train at 20 A NJ from
ho'ol and 600 Z from Calvert Station Returning ar
travellers from Washngt0n,and the South nv the 20
this road " ~ ''1' ''e'
For TICKETS and information apply at the Ticket office
calvert Station n Of Calvert and franklin streets
Baltimore. $3.50
,or,>,, ,,,,,-r,,- JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN 7 RtGNE1, Asst Superintendent.
j. II. WARNER, Ticket Agent
June &C. 1860. iaan4t
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10 900
-.- -
NJ H..
1929
Total stock of all kinds in New York, 5095 bags


Total stock of all kinds in New York, 5O95 bags and
mats
Coton-There is fair inquiry and the market is firm
liz cts for middng Uplands and ~ cts for New Or
leans and Texas Sales of about 0G0 bales. Molasses
Nothing of Importance has taken place. SugarsRaw
sugars very inactive and hear of sales of only 1871
hhds. Cuba at 6k GTh cts. Ashes-The demand is fair
for both descriptions and the market steady at SIS 2
Hides-There is moderate demand, and the market is
seadysaes of 900 Buenos Ayres from second hands at
25 cts months 600 green sailed Rio Grande COW 90 lbs
at Is cts months; 1903 Texas and 200 Mexican on
terms not made public Whiskey-The market is lower
sales of 450 bbls. at 22l1221 cts
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Java, mats and bags ..16kd1s Four and six mos,
st. Domingo. ..........- (d13 Cash
The receipts of Rio during the past week have led to
large business and the total sales 81 bags
leaving ony 2229 in stock We have change notice
in prices except for ordinary descriptions which we
quote ct. lower. Sales embrace ,542 per addison
Child, and 2469 per "Clara Haxa at 14S cts; 5000
per Gorilla" at lax cts ,l77 per do at 1871 cts ex
ship; 1900 per North Point, at 1444H ship
LII per "Tasso at 13A cts, 1909 per do. at 1917 cts
and sundry small invoices at quotations.
Stock of Rio, October 9th, New Orleans 900 bags
Fl" 30th, New York ....... 1929
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Mines. Yiannrs. kf.
49,
R. GLONINGER & co.
No NOuIu Ttranr-, -

@ J. R. GLONINGER & CO..
tBssEfsE No. NORTH CHARLES ST.
1870 Offer for sale
WHlSKIES-Pure old and new Rye, Wheat, Bourbon and
Highland Malt ~ ~ ~
ANDlES-Hennessy, Oard, Dupuy 4 Co Pfnet Gas
tillon Co., and Pellevosin. ~ ~
MADEIRA VINES. Howard March & Co WeIcb
Brothers, and small lot of choice old vinta (white
G0RpIALS1A bsnthe, Chartreuse, Curacao Noyeau, dc
HAVANA CIGARS-Cabanas, Espanola, FiIantropa Rio
del Norte. and other choice brands
OLD JAMAICA kU b. Pure Holland Gin, and superior To-
BROWN STOUT AND SCOTCH ALE-Younger's India,
ness Dublin Stout ~ ~
JAPAN TEA withs general sssorment of latest impor
tations Of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS
,CKoSSE& BLACKWELLiS PICKLES AND SAUCES,
GnamplSnons Petits PoS, Sarnes and Superior salad
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T PARKHURST, JR., 4 CO.,
a. GENERAL COM5fISSIOy MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERSIN
SPERM REFINED AND CRUDE WHALE OILS
STRAITS, BANK AND SHORE OILS,
SPERM AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
rs SOUTH STREET,
fe9-u Baltimore. Nd
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49,, THE STEAMER GEORGE WEEMS
VIII leave Baltimore every SATURDAY morning, com
mencing Saturday morning, October 18th, 1860 at e.
O'Clock proceeding as far up HIPS Landing Returning
viii leave Hlps Landing for Nottingham every TUESDAY,
leaving Nottingham every WEDNESDAY morning at 8
O'Clock for Baltimore Calling at ali The usua andinpS
the river also at Fair Haven Plum Point going and
returning. ee ~
THEo. WEENS, Master