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Shipping .SntelIlqfntf.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, OCTOBER 6.

Arriv-u
steamship Thomas Swami, from Savannah, mdse to
strs ocorara. Mclaughlin, from New York, mdse to
Pbi1,Gnlnhia FANNY cadwaader, Person from
POLE from Philadelphia, mdse to do-AdelaSe can
non non" from Norfolk RnsseI1
Pritchard, from Richmond, to Brandt. Jr wv Wm ,
Selden kirwan, from Fredericksburg, Va to Thomas
schrs Seaman, Coiburn, from Bangor, fish. potatoes
H ana snip Knees to Kirkland Chase Co. Anna
Marvel, Eldridge, from Petersburg Va to W Rhoa6s &
Son.--Lookout, Thornton, from Portland to Kelsey &
Post--west Dennis, Crowe from Charleston %'' sa
copper ore, &c, to Chas Pendergast-E W Pratt
ebargag her Cape Ann via Fort she
from Troy, Y, mdse to W Rhoads & Son WY ''
Barge A Birely Dorman, from Hsvre de Grace ice to
steamship Baltimore, Greene, Havana, Friend Rick.
Steamship Locust Point, French, Charleston, Samuel
strs 0ctorara Mclaughlin, New York. J A sbriver
TnHenry Cav, Her, Philadelphia do-Louisi
Rs5R n@Sse R Norfolk Falls Belvidere Keene
dris and Washington. worthington. iA'p'' 'sNAn-
POINT P Va hG Kn Brem Stricken Bremen via City
B paf Cherokee Hopkins, Mobile Heslen & Rogers
Grav ocean traveller Sargent Portland, Ne, Kelsey
brigs Aloatros Small, New York L Audenreid Co
KrrIand Adams tBrl Peterson. Harbor Grace,
schrs Redwing, Kirwan, Rio de Janeiro, Thos Pierce
Mana esrk Rs kGo Sa1 sSmbrero Elliott
r Leach, Leach, Belfast Me, Kelsey Gray,-Pau |
ne, broadstreet, ewbern Newbern, c. Jas Coener
Pymoutb SHSaiI Day do Pqry,
essSals Wm xppearh rrShs
Richmond, DOZEN Vandiver Jones. do do d. Booze
barge 4 Stevens, Raner, New York J Sbrvpr
Sailed
ssiSfia n W1I Baltimore. Greene, Havana
Hercules GILL; meade Liverpool, in tow of steamtug
ssamn MaFy Robinson Mccleave New York in to 81
steamer Belvidere ' 'tcher, Bremen, in tow of |
Br brig Chas Adams Peterson 1.,,
tow OF steamtug Hector. ' 'raee, +, in
Schr Redwlng, krwan, Rio Janero
Arrivals from Baltimore
Snir W ia rover Sparrow, New York 5tth inst
S Sohr 1 viii seward, Norfolk Sd inst.
S Schr T Proyide1ce Seward Norfolk, 9TH inst
schr Maryland, Knight Calais 23d nit
Clearances for Baltimore
Schr Virginia. Davis, New York 9Th inst
Sehr North Carolina Bunting Richmond al inst
Sehr air WIND, Bragg Washington, N C, 9th ult
Memoranda
snip 81 Bernard Pope, for B Baltimore sailed from
Ship admiral (Brem) Weiting, for Baltimore, cleard
Bark Linwood Green, for New York next day. was at
at Inp samuel TarbOx, TarbOx from Richmond arrived
poncs pepantha Hopkins Hamor for Baltimore was at
Bath ID ns Larabee, raley for Baltimore sailed from
sostos arr nG "a Ho, cousins from Wilmington for
Hampton Roads 5tb in,t FIN sombrero, arrived in
SchrlHarriet Leland for R,,.;
Me- 10Th ut iinore sailed fm Sullivan,
Wareham. Sd inst. baltimore sailed from
rsc9d. Sherman t Sherman for Baltimore sailed I'm
r, 18th uIt. ore, was at Ponce
ScnI Ada Frances, Bugbee, for Baltimore suo,
:. S Dr., ncnm no fm Richmond for Boston
Providence, Sd inst, N"A1'a' sailed from '
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hEYSER, TROXELI. Il Co
X y W A r Ell gu Sc
,,,- No. 19 SoUTH CALVERT ST.
IMPORTERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
"A iKoN and STEEL, have constantly on hand complete
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH IRON
mum Manufacturers OF
RAILROAD SPlR rs AND CHAINS
yr, D,,,,, 49, Agents of the
'lADuCf AND LAUREL BOILER IRON WORKS
A., ELK SHEET IRON MILL, BRISTOL, FORGE
agents Tor the best Penns ylVania MARYLAND
AtSa5ah,kACITk and CHARCOAL Pie IRON FURNACES
SPEAR BROTHERS.
HARDWARE COMMISSION BERCIfANTS
or No. Al SouTH CHARLES STREET,
i ioI sane az rarnry prices, general assortment
p,. AMERICAN HARDWARE,
Esmhhrraeeing AXES, HATCHETS, TAGKS, RUTT HINGES
G IhCn Els FORKS EnG TOLLS, u IRONS p MPS
SSoTTSNIIEK Mp PLATFORM SCALES, FlREPROOF
SAFES, COFFEE MILLS, SPOONS, FLAMES, &c kc,,
49, jui7 Sm
STEEL WAREHOUSE
M. KEITH, Jr., 81 SON.
AGENTS FOR
NAELOR AZ CO,
cor,pD OFFER FOR SALE AT LOWEST RATES:
S SG2q aGGS CAST STEEL 4 IN. to- IN.
1 ~ y IN. To l1@ IN.
F raa prr Cur, ALL SIZES.
ROUND MACH merry
ENG SH BLISTER, GERMAN AND HAMMER STEEI
CAST STEEL BELLS.
au222m % SOUTH CHARLES ST,
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FOREIGN.
HARBoR GRACE, n. F-Br. brig Chds. AdamS-l 467
bbs flour loo do meal 100 do pork, go kegs butter
bbls. beef, 80 do. apples, As bnsh. onions.
Enthusiastically Baltimore-5 dozen handscrews
10 gals vanish doz wrenches, box harness. tierces
lard, 100 bills do, terces hams hhds do l25 kegs
putter boxes do l23 kegs spikes 175 doz Jars pse-
serves doz cans oysters hhds. figs SO bush barley
90 do oats, 432 do potatoes 1000 feet lightning rods
butter pbgs. mdse.
bark. WV "s'
SoMBRERo IsLANDs-25 bbls. pork so do beef Is bush
peas 81 DO beans 90 do oats 100 bbls -four SO do meal
IL bars steel, 10 do iron bdl. hardware kegs nails
eask hams erces rice 40 bush potatoes Is do onions
90 apples, 200 kegs powder, boxes mdse bbls fuse
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IMPORTS AT RAT,TIMORr,
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

UUASTWlSE.
PoRTLAND-SchT. Lookout 300 bbls. sugar, s, p
Thompson & Co; 215 do mackerel Curtis & Post; $50
boxes green corn order.
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~ ~ lOI.
FOR TIE PATUXENT RIVER
FOR THE SOUTH
ss=sss=ssaszAAz DIRECT FROMNEW YORK, fHIIADEI
PHlA and BALTIMORE via the

~ - ''BAY LIN Il,
~ NORFOLK, WELDON, WILMINGTON, CHARLES
TON AZ hIt,GCSTA, RALElGH, CHARLQTTE, COLUM,
...,,,,-,. -. NEW ORLEANS.
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
,,,,D AIki, Except Sundays via
BAY Line & SEA-BOARD& ROANOKE RAJ Roam
20 THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
me Schedule being that the Traveller is sph
10 NO NIGHT TRAVEL the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WELDON. n e.
-, >. THROUGH TICKETS
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Stfanlhnats.
III

sK FOR PETERSBURG Cvia CITY
- ONT VA. 1.-The steamer BELVIDERE'
cargo, and will leave Light stree wharf
1850 t AFTERNOON, Oct. 18th, at 3 O'CLOCK.
FOR freight or passage, apply to
os.tf mn J. BRANDT Jr., Agent,
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between the pepots on the KoaIe y VI '''o'Be
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on the Bay steamers privileged to lay over a. igH
at agYP R2RHT anf t iG$q WHT,F + p By daylight
and PilladePha hy ibis Line will have tier baggage
will be checked to different points south hence
tGr further intorat9n and Through Tickets (Which ar
Ferry Bindings foot Of CdGrand sreet Pearc s s
New jersey Railroad Once foot Of CrjeGgd
street; or at No s Barclay above
Ofiee \ corner of Si4h and Chestnut streets. or
MORE at the once 9 Ra lin g@e sa 4rq SaSl A G %
ofMni9n Dock, on board the Bay Steamers ny ''''
M and PS r spS e @ ss siSa@ G"
fi9 anu GoVenence, nave been added to tie inc The
~ Capt g. Russell, AMI ADELAIDE, Captain Jas
9y $S[f Tx @ T G1IG cqSg Is
ss-AT ~ O'CLOCK, P. u,vg
EhG RE sagSs oN Nsw ToFE + a II aud F6adep5 at u
Ssx Yqr, at O'clock, A. Portsmouth, AZ AZ e. ocIE
B atmorPe i SHv E %s!d%n a. ~ y
ter aag3sta Charleston and The South ia The Manches
lel 49, sti IiI o. nov hniSied
Wilmington and Raleigh. III TIE "'''e schedule goes to
Passengers for Richmond and Pcersburg or anv other
points on the James River, with James Ry,r boat
cary y P neAt morning afr leaving Baltimore
ngtOn, Weldon, Goidsboro Beaaidg WARSAW Rass 5 nrd
~ e. will fnd ita most pleasant, direct and
Baltimore June 10, 1850 rie25-tf " F F1hldS
EssIE-A FOR THE EASTERN
HTfHHsa la AND WESTERN SHORE.
Camden &4ERSY ' T iE!fS fG
ag2 wharf, can c s's Me eG6rd sh %PaS rdS S
3enee Eastern, wa Dover EridgcJ Kingstown, Gpins
aRa A an5o ox Fgq 2Ess
toSSSNF 6 R sSS PF F Rff2ds
TUESDAY, and FRIDAY MORNING. Returning same
be prepaid " -'' must
ap25,I OK. CANNON.
EAslA OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
Hnazs1nn1a5ssa4 COMPANY
For FREDERICKSBURG. VIRGINIA AND LAND.
ISGS ON THE RAPPAHANNGCK RIV liz. ''-''D
:, The steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Fairbank leaves
wharf, EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 O'clock and
1tggSIHNhE leaves fredericksburg EVERY TUESDAY
at clock, Immediately after the arrival OF
at AL the regular Landings on the RapraIannrcE TvT
sengers. 'H''' '"" PAS
THE VIRGINIA
E comparatively new, and bull. by merchants Of Frede
IIS ANA baltimore, interested in trade and by
on he RappahannOck for the express puTpose Of ken
Grass steamer on the route. During the winter tie for
eCS mas been enclosed, thus aording complete pro.
lectoh Tor Horses and other live stock Carriages Of an
can ne taken on hoard and carried under deck without
IhhB on lhe wheels Her staterOOm berth accoum-
aie large and commodous, and her capacity for
Iesht Stensive As passenger and freight beat She has
no super OF on the waters Of the Chesapeake
u '5elgt received in Baltimore, charges paid
by X J. CO PROM Co, Bowy's wharf '
NJ Freight received board Of The steamer W,nas5avs
ana 1 thursdays, and on Fridays up to O'Clock p NJ
TOT lutHef Information and Blank Recent Of frr uSsi
oy the company apply On board, or to
r. J. CAPRUN x co, Ages
II Sr ,,-,rnrr \ o. ~ lOwly's wharf, Baltimore.
a - GaIEE PLesIsnt tLederickshurg, Va mh22t
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AslK~ OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
Furniture.

HENRY W. JENKINS,
NJ PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER.
No Is LIGHT ST,
Has on hand large stock Of and is constantly mannheim.
fng every description Of CABIN TT WARE OF The het ma
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING TrNDsE
BfEbSS HOLSTERS and PILLOWS Of Hsiror Feathers PGS
nEpsIEADS, suitable for Hotels, servants &c. issu
Cd NEW FURNITURE
EA WAREROOMS.
The undersgnedWOud call the attention of his friend
and the public to his Warer oms. and his larg.
and varied assortment of Furniture His sinck being Ait
NEW, and of the best workmanship, with very moderate
prices lie hopes Tor COZ tinuanCe Of the
TFOS McGLANNAN,
No. ztl West Baltimore
REMOVED WITH CARE. mh23W
@ W. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
Es9 CdAIR AXD FuRNIrURE wARERoOMs,
= NUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
constantly on hand and direct from Factory great
and Mahogany Cane-Seat ard buck Rush and Vol So
Chairs, painted or Imprinted RnockdnWn or a., , a.,
bundles or boxes for shipping - ''' ''' "a
once mars Cane and WOOD Settles, Cane seat,
n ot't, ~, Boston Rockers
p Naife' Naile seat ana panish Chairs and Suits
I 49, f,,a:.. r. - ,IO4itaEe Sets ard Chamber
Back, |B,1rasms ~'
Cahe'ssat and Toilet Tables and Waslstauds
Lounges, Cane-scat and Back " ''' "'.
We cord ally invite our former pattps and all ,lrs in
the trade to give a call.
REFEEENCE:-Robinson, Lord = Co Duar N,rris =
Co, =, :. Steve X Sons ''
W. GREENWOOD Il CO,
sp2stf '''' ''' '"''''lo Raitin'ar
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HARDWARE. HISS , co,n

=
IL HISS \ COLE,
MANUFACTURERS, ,S ~ y SogTH C4HRLEs sTkEgy,
All BINDS SF iMEKic g Il HAR RbbAlfHs IN
HE COS CAST STEEL MILL, CROSS CUT a,s
FIs PtP N % AMER!GAN EAGLE ANvILs aa
FlE kR 6 CUT TAcKs, sHoENAlLs.
COLLINS, HARTFORD AXES. HArCHETs, &c.
NEW w EN&hAN AN, SCREW COMPANYS GisILET POINT
RUSSE5L & ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANY,s
F1rSH ~ MI6aSSTTFAoTURING coMpANY's CABINET sna
Anglican FRI n ] E,oRSENAIL CoMPANY's HORSE AND
%A Avs SiS SOUS SHqyEIS and SPADES &C. &c
WA6koX B faa f1 cdRS and GRASS
BBGGh aSy AAB saS sGYHR RE6 SE9EEs
All of which we offer at lowest Factory Prices my2tf
TT W. WEBB,
AI' IMPORTER AND DEALER
FOREIGN AND DoMEsTIc HARDWARE.
au2O6m" w. CORNER OF CALVERT AND PRATT sTRgATs
II A X D W ARE
WATERS 4 sc ooTs%fo"f FHleES
6fFER 70 5i HE Tk flf5ET'
BUIL6ERs' AND dERi t AS7Ii'ifS6T o ARE,
LOWEST. FA e tx PRICES
SQUARE, i hAte HS sBq R51S Sb STEEL,
OF THE vARioUs SIZES And GRADES OF srEgt
WILSON, HAwKswoETiH,, ELLISON CO,
WE OFFER r!fSS 6 SH!fs TO
"EcALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION
NH, VERY LARGE STOCK OF
CROSS CUT,
OF DIssroN,s DELIBERATELY MAKE MAKE a S1w y
X i. PARKER CO.,
H. I S63EH Ga APP y REALER$ u METAL
between PRATT and CAMDEN rnasra.
TIN PLATE, OF every description
kkS$fiSH shfE IF 'ffRR4 1Ss Nos loton
s&AHsssyfAANIzED%% isssS$s
s Ik%N T IRE TENED WIRE" S tS Il
PASSA hi TS md Fi SH fRa T nEaD
Ho0P Iron, 4 in. to ~ in
s skASS KEEATRT s rs COPPER BOTTOMS, RIyEE,
T. GAN Il JENKINS.
No YsoGTH CHIRLEs STREET, IEEETT@HTa
HoaAs TTR fSF 81 so s0NSs
WILLIAM L IA GREAyEs sons FLIES, Rhsps. sa
CLIO H5E FEkEN son1s Ags H,sa AEsEn BIrrs
R61 fbENdE f 465f, FISIsBISs NAILS.
IN ERlCAN BUTT COMPANY, Burr HIsass, SAD IRc,s.
"a RLEs +. KELLOGG, CURRY COMBS, SCALES. 4.
CQEIL MANUFACTURING CO, SHEET BRASS Axe
AVID !? $S hEbGA sHeyrls AND sp.pss
RiSTOL HARDWARE COMPANY, Ba.ss c.,as
uNL0P NAnEIRAs. AXES, HArcur-s &c iv,,r
Polynesian., 1860-07-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

THIRTY NINTH DAY, July 6th.-Mr. Chamberlayne.
Judiciary Committee, reported adversely the act to
provide Circuit Judge for Moloka and Lanai, at saa
ry of $500 per annum Report adopted on the act to
amend Sec. 922 of the Civil Code, which is
9l2 The several district justices shall receive for
their services such compensation the Legislature shall
from time TO time determine and appropriate provided how
that hereafter upon the appointment of district
justice bal be lawful for the appointing him.
with the approval Of the justices of the Supreme COu,
provide thai such justice shall receive Compensation in
lieu fixed salary all the Of accruing and col
Iecfed in tried before him.
in favor of act to repeal much of the section
auhorses the appointment Of justices, to be paid
by costs Of court, in lieu of fixed salary. Report
adopted.
Mr.. Green, committee public lands, reported ad-
versey certain petitions to reduce price Of govt
lands, to sell certain fish ponds, sc. Adopted.
Mr. Green, Committee on Claims, reported adversely
on claim of Judge Wight. Adopted On the claim Of
Abram Bolster for $3.50, forfeited the petitioners
bond, reported adversely. Adopted.
Mr. Webster, ChIirman Of Committee Of Finance,
reported the following estimate of the probable reye
nue. for the biennial PERIOD taking for data the
Minister Of Finances Report, Custom House Statistics
&c.
Cash balance on hand March 81 1860 27
Polynesian., 1860-07-14

The transit duties, amounting to $1,000 or $1,000,
are not included in the above estimate. The Appropr-
aton Bill now presented contemplaes gross expend
turs of S717 ,S08, including therein the payment Of
20, 400 of the public debt The committee strongly
recommended that whatever amendments may be made
to the bill the debt may be reduced at least this amount
Polynesian., 1860-07-14
To the Public of Honolulu.
BEST HAIR DYE
In the "orlo =

THIS Is RATHER STRONG language,
yet Boge's Electric Hair Dye (recently mproved)
be by the judges the late Mechanics Fair held
Boston (among whom Dr. Hayes, the eminent chemist
and State Assayer who awarded il the Pnze Medal n
pOma the choicest hair dyes exhibition from all
of the Union Its unparalleled superiority consists in
The ingredients nOurshng TO the hair destructive
others ID Does hurt stain the skin. 3D. Is
easily applied and dyes the hair color required from
delicate browntO deep black, natural appear
veous. Manufactured. sold and applied by WIN. BUGLE.
2O2 Washington Boston, and may be had of Druggists
everywhere. SOY
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The progress of this Corporation has been stable
.al aa!nerrupted through seasons of financial sun
ha and storm periods evcntful in or exempt from
tEecEing cpnhagrations and mnritime disaster. Be
long established ona cash basis, the troubles of
he credit system affect us in material particular.
Daring .shard times the security Of reliable Insu-
ince is an imperative iluty-ile ability of property
oiers tOsustain loss being then much lessened.
Policies issued without delay, and au business at
.a3ed to with dispatch and fidelity, by
n. C. ARTHUR, Agent,
Office over the Bank of Wheeling.
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Upwards OF sI3,OOO,0OO
fLosses have been paid by tho iEtna Insurance
in the past II years.

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Eksactepted at terms consistent with solvency and
fAir profit.
E.s,alattention girsn TO Insurdnesof WELLLNGS
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WHEELING
/. - 2 -.

st s3s. ~ -
zss.ss g. s. -. ~
snero. ,,,as t,,,.;... .......5 ,..g
nensa ,y,,s q, =. Z
The In, ~
s+,,+F yr(,;is -
nonieJ I,t, . S.I,e,.,ss
Who had g., l''F'.
Tho trG ,.,;n5;nae III o.S. oA''' Su ~ MeuS
thev beard oF rs E,S,.aSs.,. souu rs
thrv hSsf6,1 ,sorl;rs Iii I..'
oIt!'1,,Iasls ~.
thraoI, ~, ,S,. 49, .pS's was, uoi" single
uTs 81 MT ~ 1o..,'i 19oo,; oo,t. o..
officers az The crg1,, :.o3;I, y
only moi ? Ntt,st. -. : =
via {;F,,l 80. ~ 'tttr;
inc to the smnt, fro,nss 10y o.I..
the ntliers ,cII soa a.,
sWhat,s the m, onfn,5 ~ rms y, 80, H.
Emperor to himself. ts1 "a. ;rSts
is q terrible imotfar, AZ, I ! 80. .'s
or am nnt t ~ ho EroSaro,.5 VIZ! ps.2ui .
were The worst tlat cofi snnsn ~ ~ ~;
0h ctorni,,cr ~. - .ls
nesp said be fhog ~ :. n,
nd he smiIoS' ~ nlgnly
mt eo, 4I,ot 10 tot Mou.0
Officers had so ,S5no, ,,;seS mt nis two
e,,+ str,;reS p'..sS. =. ue "no1e
tIin@ m the loors bI,t - thaE o,seoEes cI some
littIe os tho o+bars A. tbe % SUo'1 sse .s
~, ,,ies tt,o, .''lie' il
tbo,. oil sNI -, .'.e -, " 'eFor,
t.o;nsaIa1 i,;' NV .es anu
~ ,.S 20 ua new rones
Grand nrocass6T @ rss ~ StuL ta ioT me
s1a.uu PtosSssiou Mhie.i u, was TO take place
omi eNGfisns @ ,sntb eaGFmlng was echoed from
rlessaa TSo 'ns -. @ess e@1reihelY
Sai ~; 's "Gs US %eIl Ss'ls-
cor ae H. stso.,. 9uu conferred on
~ y! M,ltGn t'ley
%ave tS,an tIr tI,a = p4esGnIaot ana
NV NV 4Ienl tne tltle OF otrhnlghts OF tue
MoSE. 2S,, honorable nor order. OF the LOOM"
tme nlgn! prcceeulng the Iay on On, which
eue PROCESSION was was 10 10 aKe place, the two
.nsm up ait nSnE ana nad sixteen
oouIies burning SO tnat eVeryD0qy might
see now tncY worked to get the EmperOr's
dress dress, ready in proper tine, They pre-
se"ueu sS5 10 unrol' Inc stun from tue loom;
aeleY cut IN tue ar with their scissors and
seMeu s.s4. Win , !, neeotes tna5 had no thread
Now' men, salu they, tine Nmperor's
"eM ms. sun Ms Is i rc..u 7, III. ~ l"Se'
.I. s'e t'eIor tnen lnaoe MS appearance
lI- ~ .,le elluul1er Oh us Two kn'ghts OF the
n,oSs tloaoFaole non, oFder OF the Loom ac-
=. I'm pNuleu ny hts ehamoerlalns OF the
~ 'slest runs ana Tue TWO cheats held up
!ne'E ,,,a;r .r''s @ as snough tneF nad something
III III !AelF tue 1ands, ana SAID, Here are your
Nl"]eSty,s e-oreeches here is the coat;
"hG mere rue mantle: The whole suit is
US llgnt US cooweo and when one is.
ulSSSeu osle @oula @ Almost ancy one had
notnlng l,1.- on on put that is just the beauty of
s"tS .os s'uu als y,
4,,o,,..,, ~ course salu tne courtiers, al
.lloug!l not single ,.1 one OF them could see
'S''l I!l!.,s yI!is VI tllc clothes.
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CIIT1berIandToIC C6Tne71fl

A sNUNERUAELED ARTICLE FbHALL KINDS
IN of Masonry where water is to be5, resisted :;
Foundations in wet and damp places; Lining for
Otster1ls Gro1ltng for Cellar Floors anall
for which Cement is used
On Tho new Baltfm6fe 0ity Water Works, in the
construction Conduit, this Cement was used 4rcEn-
srelY. 1t is also extensively used on tho masonry
aud tunelsof the Baltimore and Ohio, and
Railroads. &C., &c.
the New Water Works, in Baltimore, wllsrp lit has
been used in all situations which required work or
the most perfect ct4rdcteA IN tho construction of
the brick conduit, which said to be the best piece
Of Icork Of tE kind IN The cbanry, over 100 900 bus
shCls OF this cement were use and both engineers
and supertntGndentS iii saying that While e
has moIeGleGt for pet places and loherc ne
'cessGJy 10 Build OVER STRoNO SPRINds, 1t has this
advantage over all other quick setting cemGn8 that
when used in dry places aud ezposea tie ss It is
Cement will be furnished in Barrels or Bags. in
quantities to suit purchasers, by
OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling
jy25s i=fs agent. for. the 4laat fuetasTer.;
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11tlg gnttlligelrce
TnR4Is OF .ApVNRTIsINes.
TWELVE SOLID LINES or NoNpARR11, (oR ONE INCH, OR
LEss, MAKE A SoUARP. rs

" SPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
Yearly Advertising on reasonable tgrms accor-
ding to the space occupied and the of changes
made. - - = HEs.f''e- 1858
org. to lie paid f01 in Advance - :
B1siness Cards not exceeding fve lines $40 pe year
or 50 for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than a square,
, The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers, own Immediate business: and all
advertisements for the benefit of other PERSONS as
well ms alllegal advertisements, and advertisements
nfauction sales and real estate sent in by them must
be paid for at the usual rates.
gS~A Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will bc inserted until forbid and CHARGED
accordingly.
Marriages. Notices of Funerals and announcements
of Sermons, SO cents each. noyll-'59 s
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The men erected two looms, and did as
if they worked very diligently; but in re-
ality they had got nothing on the loom
They boldly demanded the finest silk and
gold thread, put it all in their own pock-
cts, and worked away at the empty loom
till quite late at night
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-15
MAXWELL, CAMPBELLlETINGL :
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l25 bRls Or, Granulate, Pow'd and Coffee Sugars
70 :" Drune's Golden Syrup,
2j &c New York do tsi
800 300 bags good fair to prime Rio Coffee.
25 boxes NATL Lf. ID lump Tobacco
80 do vnrious standard brands 5s ToBacte. -
iS IS cases SO .11untaG,, DE- do l32s s SS99.pas5r
10 do sDon. Quixotev Is do e..,
90 lilf. eli. I. II and G. P. Tea.
IS do oNIong and Pouclong Teas +ae liii
100 bbls No. 8 Med .s.nd Lfs. Mackerul 54
so ss Tar, large size. 5zt.s5 .i3l
Is tierces Rice. 155s g3 ID,
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SalaEatus, Soap: Candles, WaSh-boarl Bu, kets a.
Tubs, Brooms, Nails, and ali otlicr artiiies enl-s
br0ced in tho Grocery line I-t.. -. mh2le,i
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