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AFTER THE BOARD.
500 shs. Springfield Min. Co.-I.e5.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
- BY TELEGRAPH.
hrouSh WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
No Snr+b st.ao+


The tribune of this morning says Treasury notes are
now going forward very firmly for Reimbursement and
e ouoreasury has lost during the week mainly from
thls reason, some 100000. On the made last
month only about 50 900 has been paid in theremain
uer peng due on the 26th inst Some bidders have
already notified the Secretary that they shall not make
the required payment the 22d plea that when
hey called for coupon bonds and have sold them
W government was not prepared deliver them Others
OF the bidders will quietly allow the day Of payment to
pass by without attention 1t is less expensive TO forfeit
me per cent deposited than take up the bonds and
se them at 95 1t doubtful if this price could be OBJ
ahed Tor any large quantity In regard to the payment
the following despatch has been received by Mr. Cisco
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. IL 1850
JOHN y. CISCO, assistant Treasurer United States:
Such bidders for the loan before the 22d inst
snail have paid up onehalf of their offers have decided
10 allow thirty days from that date pay the other half
Inform such bidders as may ask extension of time
HOWELL COBB, Secretary of the Treasury
AS the amount of Treasury notes due and falling due is
very large the failure of the bidders for the loan TO nav
up may bring the Treasury to the same shining cond
tlon that our merchants are in.
The following are the comparative Custom House Ia
6es OF the foreign trade ofe port for the week and since
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New York Bank Statement
New YORK, Nov. l9.-The weekly statement of
the City Banks shows decrease of So, 1868 900 in
loans 81 66l 900 in specie; S2S2 900 in crcuation
and S2.S35. 900 in dennsits
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Since JAM l. s18l ,12o476 POS $685. 929 2O4 900
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.
1858. 1859 1860
For the week $500. 81 1S561S5 1904 $40 3471 351
Previously rep'rted 53,S762l9 56923 SIG 81 4GS 707
Since JAN 1.s55,23 ,354 57,s2s,436 s4,0iO,O5s
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
1858. 1859 1890
For the week.-.... sl3,s32 1,30O,99l 1875 700
freVlously rep rted 22S5s,759 65,s2S,265 4SOl2447
since Jan. L.. SZZS'2,5ol G1,lI9.256 l147
The Herald says:
After the first tumble down in stocks three or four
weeks the wiseacres predicted that would go no
farther-tha there would be panic and that all the
good stocks would come up in few days We beg to
call the attention OF these prophets to the suboined ta-
ble showing the decline in the principal stocks since
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cry NIELLRENnE,
MAYORS OFFICE,
Baltimore, Nov. 10, 1850.

The MAYORS MEssAGE.-The following is the
message of Mayor Brown to the Council last even
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Illinois Banks.
Steamboat Burnt

LOUISVILLE, Nov. l9.-The steamer Pacific. hence
for New Orleans, burned at Uniontown last
night. The Captain lost, but all the rest on
board We're saved
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VOL. VI--~NO. S5I.
WraetarY anS Commercial 3sbith.

BALTIMORE Nov. 49, 1860.
The aspect Of financial affairs continues very gloomy
ont they are perhaps in condition than they
were on Saturday for the simple that it
impossible for them to be The panic is affecting
every variety Of business, and for all descriptions Of
chandse, prices rapidly declining. BreadstuTs to-
day fell of very decidedly but there very little de
mand for them at the reduced There are for
egn orders here for breadstuG hut the that it is i'm
possible to sell Exchange except at ruinous discount
prevents their being filled. Sterling bills we learn sold
at New York Saturday, at the unprecedentedIy low
rate of 95, which l4K per cent below par We
have heard of no negotiations Of paper being made TODAY
on the the best rate at which any was offered to
be taken was per cent. per month
At the Stock Board there was a large business done,
nut there was further break-do in Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Of to 50 per share lot Of 100 shares
sold at the opening at s55X cash. but subsequently $50
shares were sold at s54K54 cash. and 55 buyer 60 days
and 1t closed at $50 bd s54 asked regular way Northern
Central Railway advanced however per share Sales of
io26 shares of it were made at S14kG15 cash. and
OIL at Sl5 bid $l54 asked regular way. OF Canton Co
ere were 100 shares sold at SIAN cash. this figure being
decline of on the final price of Saturday For Rail
road bonds there but little inquiry TODAY and the
only sale made was one of Baltimore and Ohio 1855
at So The extra dividend bonds offered at So but
only so was bid for them They closed on Saturday at s.
bid 90 asked Northern Central 1855 closed at bid
90 asKed which is slight improvement on Saturdays
quotations City es continue heavy and 1S9Os declined
tooay per cent. The sales include 81 400 1855 at
70, siloO 1865 at e4H, and s1,loO 1905 at
'5%. Sales Of so shares Franklin Bank were |
made to-day at $l1H but nothing done in the stock
'f any of the oherb In the Mining stocks there
little DONE the bulk ur the transactions
being in Springfield the for which is remarkably
well sustained, which would indicate that it is stock
having substantial basis and positive value lot of |
loo shares sold at the Board at $l9 cash. and the
Board 500 shares sold at the figure for cash
There were sales also at the Board 900 shares Conso
idated at 40 cts 100 shares Silver Valley 65 cts and
200 shares Cambridge at 4594o cts all for cash..
At New York to-day Virginia e's advanced per cent:
but Missouri 6s declined per cent Erie \; Cleveland
and Toledo y; Michigan Southern ST. Michigan Southern
guaranteed 81 y; Harlem n; and Gaena and Chicago T.
New York Central. Reading, Rock Island and Canton
all closed at the same figure as on Saturday
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TIE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE GALE
TOGETHER
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=, THE CONCERT BY THE BLIND last evening, at the
Maryland Institute, was attended by an apprecia-
i've i've out not large audience. Many of the pupils
evince high order of musical talent, and were
loudly applauded during the evening. AS the
proceeds of these concerts are for the benefit of the
Asylum, we again express the desire that they be
well patronlzed by citizens. The second con-
cert takes place this evening at the same place
An entirely different programme is to be presented
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LATER FROM SOUTH CAROLINA,
ACTION OF ALABAMA

GOVERNOR AIKEN AGAINST SECESSION
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The postmaster in Orange, N. j., Mr.. Baldwin,
has come to the unpleasant conclusion tnat there
is deficit OF $4,000 in his account. His sureties
have had Mr.. Terhune placed in charge of the
office.
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Is2 53l ,l99 20 81 ,68l gg7 s4Isl,Gl6,6I5 81

1t is shown that while the gross revenue in COM
parlson with the last fiscal year, has increased
S3O3, ,5s4. .49, the working expenses have been re-
duced S68 %, making an increase OF net profits
of the Main Stem of S37l ,9G672. As compared
being S65, 5,7l715, and the decrease of working ex-
penses S9l4 3.6S-the increase of net profits
amounts to $3.50, ,3OOS3
The Company has continued to make its pur-
debt.
BY comparing the financial condition of the Com
pany, presented at the close of the last fiscal year.
1t will be seen that the following payments have
been made:
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Goggn's majority in counties not heard
The Enquirer gives Bells majority in the coun-
ties officially reported as 230. Mr.. Breckinridge's
majority in counties unoliiciay reported, 1917
majority for Bell 33--with Clay, which gave Cog
gin Al majority, and Webster, new county, to hear
from.
The counties Buchanan, Gmer and Writ are
differently reported, while from Cabell, Charles
City, Nicholas and Wayne there are also conflict
ing reports.
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"Black Cat Row." Smith was sent to iail for the
action of the Grand Jury.
A Bold RoBBERY.-Y Yesterday morning about IL
o'clock, two negro entered the variety store of
Mrs. Freeburger, at the Of Chesnut and Low
streets, and one of them deliberately stole small
box containing number of pairs of gloves and
handkerchiefs, and the two started to run away
with their booty. Policeman Rutherford was in
the vicinity at the time, and pursued the thieves.
he succeeded in capturing one of them named Geo.
johnson, and took him to the Central police station
when Justice Hiss committed him to Jail for Court
PROPERTY SALEs-Yesterday A. C. Matthews.
auctloneer, sold at the Merchants Exchange sales
rooms, lot of ground on the southeast side of
Gay street, near Caroline street, having front on
that street of IL feet, and depth of SO feet. I'm
proved by two-story brick dwelling, and subject
to an annual ground rent of S24 Purchased bv
John r. Bond, for Baltimore Central Building As
socaton, for $3.50.
WITHDRAWAL OF THE RESIGNATION OF MARSHAL OF
PoLICE.-The community will learn with satisfac-
tion that Col. George P. Kane has withdrawn his
resignation as Marshal of Police, which he tender
ed to the Board some two weeks since. On Friday
last the Marshal had a full consultation with the
President and other members of the Board, after
which he concluded to continue in the position the
duties of which he has discharged with such signal
ability.
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Total increase of Gross Revenue. 1856, ,277. %
decrease of Working Expenses. 72,7O3.Os
Total increase of Net Earnings. -. $425, $50 81
An aggregate reduction is shown of S72, ,7O3 08
In working expenses, compared with the preceding
year, although the large additional traffic has i'm,
proved the revenue $3.50, ,277.23, making an in
creased net gain of S425,9SO3l. The same COM
parison with 1858 exhibits increase of gross rev.
enue OF SsO,373.73, and reduction in working ex-
penses of SlOO2 66ll3, presenting an increased net
gain of 81 ,0S3, ,034s6.
The progress of the Sinking Funds, for the past
hVe years Is presented in the suboined statement:
S'nking Funds from lS October, 1856, to 3Otb September
1860, Lfue years., pi::
Sinkng Fund for the redemp
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James ii. Viekers, of the Chestertown lKent
county, Ne'os, has retired from the proprieorship
of that paper, and is succeeded by Messrs. James
II. Plummer and Wm c. UsiIton.
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The solid funds continue to flow into the Golfers
of our banks and private bankers by every arrival
from the North. The Florida, which arrived yes
terday, brought out S45, ,O00 S25 900 of which were
for the Bank of the State of Georgia, and the re-
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ARREST OF THIEvEs.-Ye Yesterdav af,ernoon ,ro
negro men, named George Henry Anderson and
John Henry Smith, were passing along Baltimore
street, IN front of the store of Messrs, DRYDEN
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Missouri, which has been recently reported as
having cast her popular vote for Bell and Everett
seems still to be in doubt, with the probabilities in
favor OF Douglas. The st. Louis Ne,es of the 18th
has returns from all the counties in the State ex-
cept Bates, Baenger, Butler, Carter, Dade, Doug
las, Dunklin, Howell, Marion, New Madrid, Ozark,
Reynolds, Scott, Shannon, Stoddard, Stone and
Texas, which foot up for Douglas 54469; Bell,
54,l74 Breckinrdge, 25,32S; and Lincoln, l6, 1896.
Douglas over Bell, 295.
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a PRETENDED COARSE REVIVED AND HuNG-Levi
Durbn formerly of Davenport, Iowa, was hung
at Pixies Peak,a short time since, by the Vigilance
Committee, for stealing mules. When he learned
that the committee were after him, he got some
comrades to lay him out after the manner of a
corpse-he figuring stark dead. One ofthe Vgant
boys was left to watch at a convenient place to see
whether it was ruse or not, and soon the corpse
took to itself legs. He was then arrested and
hung.
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The Savannah News of Saturday, says;

In our city edition of yesterday, we gave the re-
suit, according to figures, in all the counties of
this State, except two-Banks and Echols-from
which it appeared that Breckenridge was S5l votes
behind the aggregate vote of Bell and Douglas. By
yesterdays mail the returns of those two counties
came to hand; giving Breckinridge 553, Bell and
Douglas 125. The difference between these figures
APT, and the deficit above stated, $751; is &c, which,
if the returns be correct is the majority of Breck
inridge both his competitors. There are, how
ever, doubt numerous errors in the returns sent
to the press, and conclude that official count
will be necessary in order to settle the result. If
Georgia has not given majority to any one of the
Presidential candidates she is virtually disenfran-
chised, as By her laws the Legislature must in that
case, choose the electors. This, by the United
States law, requiring the electors to be chosen on
one day, cannot now be done.
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VIRGINIA.
The Richmond Dispatch, of yesterday morn
ing, gives as Bells clear majority in the counties,
official and reported, us. Five counties are vet to
hear from, which cast their votes as follows in
1859:
Letcter. GoGgiR
NaDell
E1|
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A slave in Charleston, S. c., has earned, by over
work. in the last five years, $4,000, but refuses TO
buy his liberty, preferring to live in bondage
Amos Kendalls second letter upon secession was
published in the Washington Star oil yesterday
evening.
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The DISUNION MOVEMENT,
THE EXCITEMENT in GEORGIA susSIDINC.

THE TRUE SENTIMENT OF SAVANNAH
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Sinking Fund for the redel
ton of the
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$41,231.G0
1888. 80
l4.250.O0
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population of 1,347 900. In the year 1850 tn
population 900, ,25s, being an increase of $780,
742 in ten wears.
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LOUISIANA.
Returns, official and unofficial, from all the pa
rshes of the State except Bossier, give Mr. Breck-
inridge majority of LIS votes.
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Admiralty, London, Oct 20 I
Information has been received at the Sdnirs,t ..
n N steamer Victoria on the 10th of August last from
PanGan gu the coast of Borneo, passed Coral
Patch the least water obtained on which was univ ~
eet 1t beers about SWbS neary7 * miles from the
wesernmost Bruni Patch ~ VIC
Also that two Coral Shoals have discovered of
s coast by the brigaCtine Acis The position of the
shoai IS given as lat As n lon Il2 IL r. The other
the westward ~ ''"A'e u
See Admiralty charts Nos 2lO9, 2110 and oI5o IN
which these dangers are marked. 0' "
by command of their Lordships,
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SkiEpiMa.

eS45s ,,- FOR hlVERPOOL.-A1 Bremen bark
IN Hken, master now loading and
nl4tf r L. "a aU \ Gt Z CO.
~ FOR LlVERPOOL.-The fine Al shin |
msTcia Wharf win follow the GRACE oR fB6gg a az G BoT
q"'c4 oi'patca For freight apply to -
10" l6 Bowly's wharf.
seE5s5 FOR LIVERPOOL-The fine AL shin
@sTea TGar Vii f G1Pt Pickf loading Com
patch For freight apply to ' Gnu ""'eu'S
uo.. FOARD 4 ROGERS.
no" l6 Bowlys wharf.
ezsk FOR LlVERPOOL.-The Al Br. shin
$50 ZION Stephenson, master, win load with dis
wharf or to CHS f. MYERS IYsfF 4 / BBfRl69say'
80 No ~ South street.
szt@%t FOR LIVERPOOL-Th fine Al shin
@ ADMIRAL, Wieng, master having the most If bP
cargo engaged will meet with quch dsratch Far baIanca
ng Cav sir Sss To " i'05A" co. coamereal Build
sEsss FOR LIVERPOOL.-Th fine Al Bark
William and cad at Se aeR 9I ntr, M FLEW the
baanc ea ~ SnEaee WI met with quick despatch For
Ire ' apply Commercial Bad 29FF a54 stree. tree
90 FOR AMSTERDAM.-The fine Bremen
s=a IS. IA aD6LPHNE, Myerdiec MASTER will have dis
BR4USS CO.. cGner G cReaT Gf Pa anS SPPg to
,ps.7s FOR CHARLESTON. S C.-TBE MFR-
packet clipper schooner aARYiAEbb Cart IS of TgsP
G part OF her cargo engaged going on board
CHAs. PENDERGAsT,
- Il charges paid goods shipped BY this ine, and
S sent 10 nay address will be forwarded of commits
each f b. 81 will please send duplicate receipts with
HENRY p RUSSELL, Esq, Agent in Charleston MOTT
Sfs3s5z FOR NEWBERN, N. C.-The schooner
- n I1l,ACh SQUALL: Capt. Day. will receive fregbt
n2lG JAS. CORNER & SONS.
ets3ze FOR NEWBERN, N. C.-The packet
Sf ss schooner B. MAITLAND, Capt GRAY will receiI,o
mott JAS. CORNER L SONS.
DO FOR RICHMOND DIRECT,-The scbr
SO ALERT j. SMYRK, Jones' master is now load
ns anu VIII positively sail on the 2O.h instant Apply
MIST H. =; s sdLGHE ILL,
zt+sesa FOR WILMINGTON, N. C.
~; ss, LIE u MERCHANTS REGULAR WEEKLY LINE
dday9g large portion of cargo board will sail WITH
'b6tNSooEK Z 4, EggATaERAy,
Seeds sent to address viii Forwarded ree o San
5es ShPg FG T MS Fspis duplicate receipts ard a
@essrs T. G & B. G W0RTH,Aeentsin Wilmington. nl5
81 FOR BOST0N.-The fine schr. SYLVIA
sS6vs nor AEN Sears master is loading for the
have oic aae o g most OF her cargo engaged will
to aEsLEN ROGERS Northwest Pra s4d aR ay
| n7-tf
se.s+t FOR NEW ORLEANS-DESPATCH
sssss LIN EZLoAPS UP T0WNThe fine fast sailing
sGSnoG f 0AARn Hammond MASTER is leading for
the apo7c port and having the her enraGad
VIII have quick despatch For balance freight or
| "LpSs 10 HESLEN d ROGERS,
NJ u ~ w. corner Pratt and Cav streets
- NEW ORLEANS
Ssssts LINE GF
Ship LAVE 3RRFFT " ES4}; ca.#n En@Fls
HELEN A. MILLER. E%ii
| CHARLES, HrarL
Icse vessels are all Of superior class and insure at Tn,
oWe hgure They sail regularly vertseI and are com
manded by CAPTAINS well experienced in the trade The ca
viii
! apply to Join Hf;EDFRS0SI b 70 sage
GEO ". HYNS0N CO. Agents. New Orleans a't viii lar
| their address. " '''' '0'''A IL iitu -
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CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND sJRvEv1,,o ,,,,r,,-, BOOKS.
and
Duzz GLOBES
=, ~ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF ruu ,nox,r
GOODS IN BALTIMORE VI ihf ABoFE
PETER wALTHER,
Formerly with ord 49, so1 n 20 ". rratt street
BLUNT, New York A f'fN T. q ~
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! i Old DOMINION STEAMBOAT
I:Ht. &GEaS.
lEss 10 rss5ssEss5i.5s7 PHILADELPHIA,
80 - = -@-v7z--5z-s>< V I'M NGTON AND
BALTIMORE

EEss - trss5s5sss553a PHILADELPHIA
80 - - --v7Z5z=s1< V I'M NGTON AND
, "PRINE tRRINGE.ENT
-; 81d a!ter MONDAY, April 23d Passenger trains for
Il iiIJ%t P iia WI leagc PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DSL Ynp except sunday rs follows, viz:
E;AfRE5S TRAIN at $50 A. NJ WAY MAIL nj IN II
A; n; ~ ENlNG MAIL al 5.25 p '''' 1T '''i'
IN UH1A Is at SIS r. ri only. 4 trains connect with
NV ! ORR rams except 3 - T. II on SATURDAYS
ffeRit Train, with Passenger Car attached iasy. Of
Havre dc Grace ' '-'''eH hHuiuOrt ahe
and II P. n. ~ --' '' ''''' III s'i' A ME-
"i|A t'i's. RAN ROAD For SALISBURY AND IN.
Dr.,..--.- IEhItDlAPE POINTS.
~ iSaTin% IN 1Dl5A. II. train will connect at Wnip.
Wh b55 + 81 tram daily Except Sunday for ali gtaf?oe
Tween wilmington and Harrington and on TUESDAYS
avs ana saturdays fOr Milford on Mo1days WSd,
S l ana ariaays Tor SaioG or BY avng at Is P
gu procure aStcoVer check from Conductor spend H.
sGnt IN Wilmington, and take the 935 A. tram for ali
sIt+tIg mnaD tween " llmingon and Salisbury " "a
lIp4IJi CoiOfUd persons, Hether bond or aa win
llilfcl % rlnS some responsible white r;erson
SS ~ N 70 me undersigned who will he " lllinr nsiTn
portion OF the road " 'Vn o'eF any
S4tf y-lt I'D .,.-z..5.,.
.Elks rslsS;;s4SSs; Fur TIE
$3.50 A N D OF = IVES
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A PPLES, BUTTER AND CHEESE
IN 500 barrels prime Western APPLES
i00 Firkins superior Goshen BUTTER.
25 Tubs . do do
100 Kegs Glades BUTTER, part prime
100 Boxes superior cutting CHEESE
% Bushels Driet APPLES
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
\ AVlGATI0N WAREHOUSE
CORNER on

N AVlGATlON WAREHOUSE,
Ne, CORNER
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET.
The most raIi.,,lo Nr,...-., Baltimore, Nd.
f; Tiere the best assortment ofevery article in I'M Ny
r@nt ~ i ne found: and positively the onv es,hs%
he NIL ~ more where NAUTICAL INSTRI ESTS can
Cbron e anu repaired in proper manner - ~
NhFonometerS for sale or hire.
s3-tf cJAMEo T. KEMP d CO.,
GHRONOMETERS ----,-..s.:
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nprg q FTg-E: u q 4 = - z ! 7, 6VEl.
Trains leave Calvert Station s 20 A II ana p v p.
turning leave Finkshrrg Station IS and 10 80 A N "
Stages for HAMPSTEAD Manchester ives minister Tanay
oT ana hnmittsburS 0nthe of the 20A IT. tram
sitF IptvfT E. y, ", IN,
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Commission Hltrfbarts.

ALFRED H.. REP. ours , -
| DEP Il WOLF a. o. "ohf
~ GENERAL CONFESSION NPpru.uDs
96 South Charles street, Baltimore %
| returns. 9S0' 'aAeS' prizes anu prompt
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Stkanrhnafs.
E.=slER THE LINE FOR THE
sYSii72 I, , "a 81 EtSN AND WESTERN SHORE
C1p d i1tsS kENT AND PIONEER 0-''-'
INDTVTDH HjEE"iS ,AED NORMAN.

i'4lIA LINE - - L.
W16r ~ fI,i y EST SSI, RIVER AND BACK.
steamr ru {sr MONDAY, October 20 1860 ta
One ~ WI run their routes follows: ese splendid
RiVER a TGYfy day in the week to ANNAPOLIS
Returning, Ieayo NJ W. leaving Baltimore at n 80
81 , gym IN i$attmnre about r N n"poS at u
r,IS 9IyducF tltN FER will leave every TTrrer
rIDn r az A. NJ for ST MICHAEiS Sh e and
~ x 2T ~ M r. Ektf, returning same da
~ YEN WIN leave every WEDNFSDAV n5i @ rr-r,
Gff6pT NJ nRTRThEipDGE, DENTON AND LANDiSGS IN
day. '7 every Ihursday and Mon
Fare as lon as 6y any ofLcc lipg
- freight must be- prepaid
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! a PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
na IIs c.ee9rSted Wine highly sparkling perfectly
@ ta Gu VI fcn truy aste unsurpassed in auaIilv hy
any ,nias IN the american gaGJEgf " H'+ -
NJ BIS (Cabinet) CHA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention If
invited TO its qualities and superiority az
anen me or unrvaed merit lis beautiful RUby is
sdLIITd'ueed 10 be the natural product the grape
fASrICULAR NoFICE-ihe undersigned, being that
1alJ competitors spreading the report The Wine
imported under the OF RUb is articiaiy coored
hereby bid the OF Ten THOUSAND toany known
chemist who could in public experiment. afford the
scientific proof that the deep Of the Rubs toauv
thing eiae but the puFs juice of the grape
j. GOERG Co,
a Chaions sur MaFne, France
FOR sale wholesale by
CHARLES IL MYERS & BRO,
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