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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-23
NInb Sremem.

.NAh NInb Sremen.
- Das f9Sne ldnenie9elnoe 8renter S6if oGbler. " Capt.
8. @utaOu8 Wtro prompt na1 pbt9em 9ofent erreort weroen
Negen Poila9e penbe man lt4 an Den @aplt6n an Sor6 CORNERS
Dborf s. g. O6er an
@erbeS, 8uIIiu9 h @ebrbaut,
Si14-23 &c. lab g8. 2~Oub0r6r.
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den Bianiiten, Yrof. 2aur, oe8 ni6t minber
tlidti9en giOliniIteu, 6r1. Nadmant unb beS
beltebten 8enprilten, 5rn. 9lein, einen I%eltenen
&lnitgenltB
30 6eute Ntenb Sertett-@ on5ert bon pen
beltebtelten &itnltleru 8altimore'8 in Der Nrs
better<9ale, 5 @. Sreoeridtr.
NS SIM geloir=@arten Can Nelair 0pab)
TT beute 6armpnie= IRultf.
NN Sertett Yicntc. Sn 9tuIlz
mann'8 Bellevue @arten miro beute oa8
beriibnte Baltimore Sertett p~ereini9t nit benz
Senprilten Serrr1 &lein u1o 6elbmarm'8 W1rte
1if@@orp8 eiu gtadmittag8= Yicnic peranItalten.
6reunoe ldnoli4er Ser9nii9un9en MAIDEN mir
barauf aufmerfI Jam.
ga @rcurit ON. = 0a8 Baltimore
S~urnerz@OrpS miro beute etne 2anbpar@
THE no9 Ma9aplia @rcpe perlnltalten llno
Aae8 auf6ieten, UNI ben Sbetlnebmern ei1en
9ennBreider Gag gu peri4affen.
BS @rcur . II. Die @ermania=
2e9e 9eo. IA. g. 8. Il. y. bdlt beute cine
Grcurlton nud Otplt'8 S1tn (BelairzG cao).
Die Sritoer les Srpen8 lplpie ba8 8ublittm
itberbaupt MAIDEN nit parauf uufnerfium.
Bg 8trtbi4aft8 @r0ffnun9 8.
9err :. Stt errffnet beute feline neu ein9eri&<
tete Birt9I4aft unO 8Ooroin9buu8 III go. 50
SarriIrultr. nit ein1m oelifaten 2undl.
BS Sn ber Sarmpnie@ 6uGe, Sec. 25 sc.
6r~eOerifltr. miro beute Sprmittas eim belifater
2nnd auf9ettl9t.
FT @fien5. DieIen
ltebli6en Stpff finpet man rein uno unperfdlI9t
bel benz Smpprteur $. &itti4, gfeO BON Sigh
uto 8apetteltr.
Mg 0a4 Deuti91aub, Nm 4. aus
quit ie9elt Der Norpoentl9e 2opb Oampfer
Bremen" ppn Remz2)prf na9 8remen.
Yaila9e farn in Der Office be8 8eder selis
9ert tperpen.
rs SplIptpay8 Ntlen
ino Die gSadtIeuer Ger @eIunobet aaer Notipueu ob epdiirt poer
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8i6ti9 fir iuase 2eute!
@r. .SamiOn's mnc Dr. 9acpfte's.
Oentih : frnnaGiilhe ,NeiLnnitnlt-

NeHIlW : IIah6OINWt DeIIallt1It,
512 8rOabwap, benz ct. @iholas 5Oel s~eeeniber, giep- gprf.
Die glUtbwea.isfet in &~rantteiten Der @eiGl dtsOrsane cine
rationele uno btliae 8etancluns Dem oeathen Yubutumi Der ger
Stuuten su bietea, bat bic obisen 8errsn ~peranlost, audi in bieler
Specialttdt Mnent8eltlt6sn Natt 5a ettbetlen.
Sn Otelen 10 pt@fsen uebela 1T ibre Sebanbluns aralOs NIT
p~erjenteen, melGe IN Der Ynriler YrartO anaepanot uHp ron al6u.
nern, ME @icpro, Welpean &c. pertreten wtrb.
lin aud bier biele ~ ~erfelsrette Wiettpoe e~insuiibren Bat Sr.
Or. Qatpfte pen pem Hospital des Veneriens tn Paris it'd Be-.
wogen sellbt, en 3wetSbureau IN giep-y orf in 0biser Anfat
a~nsuleeen, no letne uao Or. &teprb's Yr6garate tets prrr6tbta
an nereen.
Yer(cner. we6e nit SeneriIden pber ecteinen Rrnntbtiten Be-.
taftet inp, ourdp &amenerelHe, SelbfbeEeduns cper f~Cnfiee Nus.
inmeiimeen tbre @eIuapbett beruntereebraGt baben, an Geb6Nt-
~ni6ftwdhe, 3tttern Der @lteber, AueenidrGde, Nldrnffmer,en
pter wobl gar lNpn an pClltpmmener SmpCtens ODER Sc Ihle%tS.
lfw1Ge lttben, mGaen lf6 pertraNenepCa an Ottae MnfnJf nogn.
oea. Sic wcrbea fiber Sebrilt Obae tn ibren @sl&aitsa aefSrt
III nereen.
m6 maanettl6e Wtitel aneewencet.
gu4 wtrD per GOrrelponpens In 8rteen Gatt ertbeilt, weun 81
etnsei6lOaen fno. Spl6e Sriefe btttet man All BOZ S576 WOa-
Office ew-SCrt su ~abfelFren.
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Mn De NUn1eu.
Or. SomiCn'S unb QacOlte's Mranetmutel fir Rronfbeiteu fub
tn oeren Office su erbalten. GrniultattCnen unentaeltih.
Die Yartier p%eritlberten Yilen CUR 6erfeuuma Der mcnanfhen
@tinisuao wirten nit srOstrr Stherbeit, Obne Sdueraen OSer
lcnftse nnbequemltG tett oper @efatr um6 merben yer Dot fet
na5 6len 4 belen Der Gtact ODER hes Qanees naG @fnlenSuuo BON
So an BVr 1916, YOf-Offce Nepp gDrt, lterlGtdt.
Observation-Disclosures, me wetBer Tlub, Web6rntutterpprfGa &c.
Ea6en fGneae 8elettteuna tn Obt8er Mnfalt.
5ttIun9 garGnttrtl
~ 4eIUnpere 8immer fir Damen! SuI6ik TIM
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g. ID. Smttb8
Better Glllulerid'S
European Hotel,

@fe Der II. Ctr. unO 8enuIplparia Ipenue,
OteieS I'M @entraIpuntt Der gunceahaurt1taSt 9~sle9ene. NIT al
len Seqnentlibtetten uno elmer portrefli9eu BAR un6 &lde aus
9erl1tete Qaus Ut allen @elhGftsleuen uni. benz retenoen publi-
tlt bternlit becnS empfoblen. MatfI,l
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g@r @pncert.- Sr. 9ommerfelo in
Der alten Surnbade bat letaen @alten einen
%Ieltenen @enuB in auSliht seltelt, inoem er
beute in letnem serdumI9en 2Otale Elm @rtraz
@Dnaert arran9irt. = 9eute 8ormittas pirO
Elm ~oellfater 9und aufgetil6t.
Nsar Seute 4beno sSarmOnies Oiufit BET
@apt. Sdlllinser auf 6eoeral 5iu, au8SefEbrt
pOn Capt. 8Dllaupt'8 Wuft=G orp8.
Ne 9eute Nbenb lpielt Capt. 6elbnloun'8
Multtz@OrpS III Der M d anics Sail,
nobel Oas famole 8ed'ide 8Odlprtus=8 raue-
rei>4a9erbier frild per5apft piro.
90 Gon5ert finpet leoeu Wontas uuc
Samltas bel Gapt. Seipri6, 9ibertp Saa,
tat, unO perlpreden Die 2eiltun9en peS treffliz
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H8AMbein= uno fransGIff6be 0Seine

80 TIMER Eager bierpOn tit 10 lpobl aiiOrtirt, eaB mir @Ne=
oerpertdufern ratben, bel unS pprsufpre6en uo lid bic
SSaare 81 beie9en. Sir 6omilsngebraud) tDnnen mir nit Stedt
nnlern. lelblt ~ab9e6p9enen 6priter, Sranliner, @obbeiner unb an
oere feine Nbeiupelne ernpieblen.
M6be[ & @tIbeImp,
- So oro NlniA Aniin,nraarnEa
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StaOt Baltimore.

I'm unfere au6mdrtteen MbOnnentcn+
@ir ie6en un8 peranlaBt, unlere au8mdrti@
gen 2eler an Srten, mp mir feline N9enten b0=
ben, mieper6plt parauf aufmerflam gu MAIDEN,
Dap mir ben y8efer" nur ge9en Scrau86ab@
lung perienpeu. Die relp. Sublcribeuten ba@
ben It@'8 pemuna6 Ielbf %5u5ul9retben, wenn ok
3uIeuouu8 be8 @latte8 aufbDrt, lpbalo iie rt>
t%erlafen, i6re Subicriptipn redt5eiti8 81 er=
neuern. GQe @ctoienOun9en erbitten mir un8
III re8eitrirten 8riefeb tletne 8etra8e in POIt=
lt1u1p8.
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EAS6ncll8 SOtel unO N%eltanratiOn

- SD made bternllt lneiHen 6reun6en uno 9efauuten 10.
we benz 9eeBrten Yublttuln i'm Al9emeinen bic bShibe
NnSei9e, oaB tb am 10. Sui oS 9otel uuc ole DETERMINATION BON
u. @rOB, @-StraBe nabe Der IA. Str. uno 4sennSplpanta gp.
go. 34 uO 506 fanftA an MIDI 9ebradt babe nnb enlprblc bal
letbe alien Durfreienoen nnb S~oarbtnDern CUR SeriitF6ttaung
@pr9i9lteS 2a9erbier, 9Seine umb lpnitige @erinte, Iowis bic
perl9iebenten @rfrtl1un9en uno GetauranpnS- @rtifel meroeu
itetS in better QuaHtlt oorrdtbi9 Ien unb i) erIudbe bekbotb Sc.
cernann I'M i%reunoltden 3uipru@.
@eorSe S@nell, @-Sr., Sp. Is. u. IA. SO. 3O4.
Sa21.I II Waibn9tpu G. e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28
Commissioners or Charities and Corrcc-
ton.

This BOard held their ior,ugsty meeting yesterday
afternoon.
The Committee Of the Whole reported that the prison.
at the Tombs have been notified that they be sup
piled with proper books read their solitary hours
that $50 rcvolvers males ard females been
ferrod 10 the workhouse Migrants aud dsoricry per-
from the lh the 2sih Of September Of these 245
have been committed twice, 10s three times, So four
tmes SO Fix times ii ten times thirty times ID forty
times, - times, sixty times and an hundred
times The proportion ii males females 23S to 3-l
~ the privilege of vEitirg Believes Hospital has been
teoted 20 those rrocuriue permits from The Commts-
ses that upwrfds Of 100 persons con ined In the peni
reary engaged IN the tnufrtare Of copper nailed
sboes FOR nrm IN the city, that the fem 40 inmates OF
tie worhbouse engaged IN making clothes FOR the Ran
dsls Island that the inmates OIL fanatic Asylum cari
bile of making clothes employed in that work. thai All
the children al purse 10 the city have been ordered to he
remoytd 70 kaudas Island before the lst OF Oct her
where they viii DO placed under tho ~ competent
nurses that six attempted 10 escape from the pen
trtiary BY breaking through The iron bars Sl ther ce
two 81 them drowned IN attempting 10 swim the
the others got Oh The report wss approved ani
formally adopted
The statistics u institutions FOR the week showed
the number Of inmates therein 10 be $50 do
% hfty three since the last reinrn The number
armiued during las. week 2 col, whle those die
charged, Transferred, or wac died, numbered 2eSi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CHA,

THURSDAY. sept &c T.. ".
There y more inquiry Tor money 10 day AMI
more paper on the market. Very few names, on
the shortest roper. are current below seven per
cent. and seven l. generally paid BY the brokers.
The lsi October utualy witnesses little tight.
eniug UP IN tho money market; this season there
h no rca'on % expect any unusual pressure, but
The banks win probably move cautiously lor q e Y
days. The political uncettaln,iss which prevail In
Europe appear 10 have operated to check The re-.
Taxation ID The London money maskct which FOL.
lowed tic FIRST news OF the recovery of
the crops in England. The receipts for duties
today were $4,000; TIC total receipts al the sab
Treasury sls9,lij; he payments sIsi 800; balance
ihis evening Is 30 iOs.
There was again q very large lusiaess done OF
tic stock Exchange this morning, al. nc lay wit.
messed some livcly Hu tuatons III prices The mar.
tct opened will q great deal Of animation but the
sellers predomnatod over the buyers ani prices
tell 81. 81 the close OF the rrs' session. however
there was rally. ard between the boards smarkcd
advance took place. IN the afternoon stocks were
tolcrahiy rtesdy. III Tic market closed Irregular
Speculation continues to centre upon the New
York stosas. "a 81 Which we're actively deaIt in
today. IN some q these tic iae,aatlons we've
pretty wide. rlc so,d d, one time this morning.
dewn T. iol then Up 70 ell, tlcn al ls}, ana final
~ closed ~ Vii, aFaius, III X, The sIosc voter
day. We are informed w Ar. Marsh ,sa, no H..
puio : pending between lie Efls anu lie southern
roads. ard Tat no ralewal a ihe war between
them IS % he expected. New YORK Central s3li
down 70 u al The first car, thsn M 10 sil.
end Shelly closed 10 b'd, against IF 40 tie close
ycststday HARLEM. Cd. so'l al p. ,icl ID "a,
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The Driving OF Cattle Through the CITY.
TO THg EDITOR or Tug uERsLD.

TrEsnAr, SEPT -, ls60
rciioci with gres, pleasure an article your PAPER
relative 10 tie driving q horSes, cattle hogs aud shsep
through principal svenues Il s vile nusancc
n,niy ant ought n De soatcd In some way or other
You say there ordnance aganst "a. bui, aias laws
and ordinances n our city o. account. Ia The
street which reside uexington svcnue) there is q
ccusaut caravan sers pouring through H. causing grcst
discomfort and danFcr, csectniy q our cAlirca and
~ivse lsthcrc, ask no way of having this corrected
Has The street Inspector powes therein "a Other
city IN The world u 4 tolerated, aul Il due % the rr1
mstion q CO Mort and hcash vel ~ q
cf dscrncy - nothing Of the rights II hufe vtnT
and mig Erf cfty heec avcrass tat siac ssse
measures ehoud he taken % abate such evils Ttiuklnr
you or your ellrsoas g. this as wei - a. an other
measures cacated 70 promote our roo1 AMI COMMON
wnAl rrnnn. srRsrRIRsR
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some probably has gene up the river The decrease
tho sustained demand FIR money. Exch,ngs,h VIII
seen, saSmeniirg Inc cxacl cha1ges, As CO npa-ei
Inc'c ease IN sntrt osus SIS
rcfesse IN specie IS 40
Decrease IN depof .................... 1884
hscrfase IN cncnAtor. 80 sl5
incFt IN ............. lis go
Decrease in dstant balaoces. ........,....... 81,
TIE movement in noney was very langld to Jay. ali
the market hats between the tc1ty Of lenders and tia
legitimate wants OF borrowers Tue banks arc too poor
e extend largo facilities, bal sh tue incoming of 0s,-
her they vii get aio hand,ome receipts, which, urless
wholly r.discouutedt, paye, must aard materi,i
hf ~ bsfcrc statef, come OF them boiling their
ser GO TO- Investment IN exchange asd fon present sp
rssfstCcE hes aIe likely % trchase thcs terms
payer are ioal2 per en- longer dated names dif
cult % pass, Tire transactions generally ia ali dex-ri
"" a.. lm,,,d. toe eAea.rE' market wa cute IN.
s,ued bn4 Ne tei deucy sun n downward dire Aoa
THIS srpliez especially n ne bills the North which
rnw rue IRON = PEE ocni discount, aud buyers
aG hsi they have AZ ahsnd.coe o. good names osrei
ARK SerNg e iksws, sinkleg Char bilis NAV "a
tted ~ loo io2k, whilst thoss With no araen,afy
evidence attach range from los 1857. Exceptionally
sails made a; 'racio1 avcs ~, ths batks have
J..t lhsr dgwrs oo~u los anc expect to csne 1, al
ths asarc wCcs although thus fsF Nc az no, 10
iofmed q talcs tre-cs Akesisa recedinr say to
t.-lia o. ioA Any Ualg4ciiuns ttyond ths latter
dsure q, not ennstltste asotstlou Tic barks xer,
generally checking a. . prcniup ., but the
N ivo q thrse DISTANCES 4 e - oals4e bills were
duue a. iea Z prem ON.
The Chicago Prcss Of Tuesday says-
TIE monsy market = workirg smoothly ~ al scns-i
me,is EXCHANGE "a sta cnse but u v II ansthisra
shade easier than last week The ssllins rate IS
Ply Eola is small but the eefnand i ais, tight NV
iug rate y per oett premium; selling ixa11ss
Currency = plenty, AT generally ne banss have w
nhrrtarce ~ u - ~ III ptoaoe SUI 9TH y cg
tuste blsress p,pH- That onrs Tne inrsnve in, alt
q Froduoe shppsr 5, twtha TIE last icw an - snd
the ftarclal rcslti5n OF tbs ~ 81 D deb,- VI
Arr~ uuuhars have hccu wiped cat, aaa sasJY ofo1e
people rel = 10 mountain we're tsken tom thor shpat
dcfs 0gr merchants have rtceis IS ths money ~ obi.
ratous male j. $50 ~ vtrv rany II isis fst, u
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Surrogate's once.
Before Edward C. West, Surrogate.
WI oF coprf ANDT yAS rASSSpf A en-

WILL OF coRrLANDT VAS EAsssELAER.
This viii admitted 10 probate yesterday. The tee.
tsior was resident Of Burlington, n j. he ownet pro.
pry to the amsru, Of $500 900 New York. besides hs
estac IN NcE JeFey Asr bequea,hng the grea, bulk Of
his property his wife and children ne len IS 900 the
a. the FIRST Presbyterian church ~ Barnyt
j. for the Interest of that ehurca 81 900 70 the Uote
States Presbyterian board o. Eluc1tca cor cdac.nual
purp 81 SEQ TO The trustee uf the Coios % Ncw
jersey FOR SIN lar oscCt a1d. finally 81 Geo 70 Sar le
Miller pFctbytciy of toe Fret rresby erAn church Bur
lirg,on, y, ard II Brown, prcsbytcry Of the zane
church, for ssio.aty purposes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28

havana, MArAfZAs AND NEw oRLxAxs.
NrNvntx ~ New iork ist arriving Havana sth
Ee. trs.n, pa fr.m few Orleans lsth Havana lsk.
irving - Ses Work 9si
csIASra-rron yew rors lits arriving Al Havana laa
~ rew crc.ns iph From New Orleans 3h, usvans ssA
siuk 81 New Yors 81
De- nrorrcIn New YORK 7si arriving Al Havana ssh s-s
hew orleans .yh kron Nt~ or-ans 9Th, Havana SRI,
risfsE Ncw YORK iSh
crsxrR tarr-Er9r New Work ,rd Havans every twenty
dAy. frcrn zee vork OFT o arriving ~ n av~na tNk
NtrAsTtsfrso New Yvsk fir MAsanzss The sh Of
n nth, As pm.
KsrsAS-F.In s-w yors f,r Havana via rs.<Au. up on
he srvr u every stern>e Cursrd seauer New Nh
FBNhsn the shure fstcs fan Sfri@~ ftr
al on Monday rr1e5 fr,n New or,eans when
ssv ursvtsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

=
steady with small sales Of pots al IS rs
and Of pearls at IS 56A4.
Observation-Disclosures market opened active aud
nrm with less buoy ant and at almost
the quotations OF yesterday, WIEN The exception OF
The sales footed about is COO bbls closing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28

The New Orleans EicdgDse or Sunday says
The bank siatemcn, FOR The week co.s exhbs ADJ
material charrts The i-crcasc IN short oaas
transfer from the IL al weight 70 the active
"a the cscogrts, Ing AND short, sh9r scarcely any ate
ration compared Will The former Ittgrn. Tnerc Is
sigh; falling CT In spcce, bit we BOXED for
based the large recsipt 81 Mexican silver Of which
thus far, only 1850 eco aAs been r garded eastwart
some CON probably has Up the rtver The
IN ccosifs is css than mi yt have bcsa expected from
tho sustiinea demand FIR money. Exchangs,h vii %
seen, n arxmeriirg Inc exact cha5gef CO npl-ei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER % TRIPLE

mase and passengers, to Mora Bros Navarro Co Wind
X s sass Sdssn soon &C. win
ud-e and passengers. 70 LudlaIn 4 fisineksn-
mdse Howard Fro,hlnEha@ Ia. snssa wiass
ON cna s ss is Inc met sn ih s lon a.sd SIP
posed The Orient hence for Lysrpoo "a 80 miles OF
hie josiah Bradley loi Bostol Dunbar Savannah days.
Brig Ascseiia 90 ruzo Martins IL days, with salt to
s 10 rs slssf Glen sasua sept ;" ~"n sugar anu
Big Turner, Hodghns. Charleston days. With rosin, TO
ssss, Ess.a o s sss s s'a:
then had heavy NV weather.
eon Aug ss ~ hees sr ps Ss a en- asi rsh
Ang e. Oh Cape Verbs ssnszsd schr 81 Helena steering
Msss s smith @, New Haven't, xaa .s sa Cay
water The soa sefor exc could SIlpS
sehr hs.s,ens q %ssis, Dunham Savannah sd,ys. with
sehr Transit Davis Jacksonville days with lumber
ses r s'1s Tea. hp P,osdsnss 'sSss
sssr vsa Loa sn s- New ysn 10 hours
sehr AnssIine. nin, Rondon. for Bos.'n.
s ss%:. ss. .s A ss.r r sAsssSs
Steamer Dawn. Perry. New Bedford.
steamer fss x;n aSsss r roSsssss
The steamship Perss Jndkns from Liverpool Sept lb and
SHIPS Ashsnren and Assyra bonnd in to iserpool ah
~ 49, ~ passed RIen ship Ocesna bound W. 81 lst
81 06 Ion II 49, passed steamship supposed " be the Amer
bound Ii 2lh lat ~ IS lon "a H. exchanged night signals
With seamshp bound 70 he The City Of WASHING
hence for liverpool 18th lat ~ Is lon d. passed steam
shp Illinois, hence for Hsvre Arrived oil the Battery at
] AM
BARK Amelia Orr Moore arrived on Wednesday from Prov.
dence, 10 consigned TO ii 4 q Dewolf, not before
ported.
BELOW.
Bark Brnthers
Also Boston bark. from Bordeaux
sAuED.
steamships Montgomery, Savannah Columbia Charleston
Roanoke, Norfolk, &c-
Wind during the day NV TO WSW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28

With regard to freights the circular says
Charters are-Ship Hornet for New York, $l BOO lees
az per ceLt 20 lay days ship David Brown for Liver
pool 10 carry gram Is 500; guaranteed to carry SEQ
tons Of 22l0 lbs Bark Creole, 4i2 tons, for Europe
grain, GO ton. Bark Johanna Sto, $50 TONS for Eu.
rope grain CO las. per ton Bark W. Amy $50 tons
victoris and back, 80 100 Brig Sheet Anchor,
Valparaiso $40 per Of 900 lbs Ship oonium, $50
TONS load for Hong Kong ship Nonpare,l gone
dock; she win load for Liverpool with grain
owner account SHIP Es ctrc Spark chartered at
home Bakers Island The chip Oracle is the only
the market, and she VIII probably be hxed
there several parties alter her.
Tie Directors Of the Rock Island Railroad meet
on Monday next, and viii probably make dyi-
dend of 3 per cent. The Rdi,tcdy Keciec
says
If the statement OF its financial condition and the
ports be true the ability Of the company per
cen. dvisebd In ,tober is clearly seen.
Cash uncols c.ed revenue June 80 1850 s27o o25
Eunngs nine months ending March 81 1850 sol 3sl
Expenseg same time b5 per cent. $40 600
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
M0FFAT'S Vegetable LIFE PILLS
AND
Ph0Hic BiffCrS.
THE high and envied celebrity which

THE high and envied celebrity which
tbes. pre-eminen Medicines have acquired for theii
invaFabe efficacy in all the diseases which they profess
to has rendered the usual practice Of putting moi
only unnecessary. but unworthy oi them. They ar.
known by their fruits: their good work testify for them
and they thrive not by the faith OF the ereduious
IN ALL CASES OF A.TnMA ACUTE AND CHHoNIc RhEu
N.TsN, AFFECTIONS BLADDER kiDNEls, BiLii"u'
FEvEEs AND LIVER CONPLAiATs.ln the South and West
where these diseases prevail they will be found invalu
able Planters Farmers and Others who once use these
Medicines will never afterwards be without them
EIsPEPSIA.-No person with this distressing disease
shu uld delay using these medicines immediately ERUP
SKIN, ERrsIPiI.s, FLAruiENci, FLYER AMI
AGUE For th. scourge the Western country, these
medicines ill he safe, speedy, and certain reme
d Other medicines leave the system subject 10 return
OF the diseasea by these medicines is permanent
Try Then, LIZ sATIsrIED, AND nj CURED.
MERcuRAL DsE,sls-Nerer fails to eradicate entirely
all the effects of Mercury infinitely sooner than the most
powerful preparation of SarsspaTilla
NIGuT SwEATs NERVOUS DEBILITY, NERVOUS COMPLAINTS
KINDS, ORGANIC Affections, PAIPIIATIoN OF Ihi
HE.ET. PAINTERS CHOLIC.
PIIsThe original proprietor of these medicines was
Lite Medicines alone. WORMS of ali kinds eiectualy
expelled by these Medicines Parents will do well To ad
minister them whenever their existence is suspected
Relief will be certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND FHTNIX BITTERS
Purify the blood, and thus al diseases from the
system. single trial will place the LIFE PILLS and
PHOENIX BlrTEkS beyond the reach OF competition III
the estimation OF every patient
Er-Preparei by DIR. WILLIAM r. MOFFAT,
$50 Broadway, corner Worth st. New York,
lyTs3 and sold by all Druggists.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01
The ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
Universal Confidence and Patronage

TOR Statesmen ,JudpeS ClprrymoD
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falling OF the top OF my head aad 10 make me
bald
Iu this unpleasant predicament was induced to try
Woods Hair Restorative manly arrest the falling of
Of my hair for had really no expectation that gray hair
could he Restored it, original color except from
dyes was. however greatly surprised find after the
use of two bottles on.y that not only the falling of
arrested the color the gray hairs,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01
Commissioner of Illinois.

VY7MLIAM II. BISSELL, Governor of H.
w linois, has appointed JoHN B. LINZ,
a Commissioner of the State o. Illinois, for
the County of Union, to administer oaths. To
take dispositions and proof of deeds mortgages,
&C. to be- used and recorded in the State of Illinois
having Wild lands real estate Of kind fol
sale NAV find purchasers by leaving description of the
same at my Office have opened Books for the pur
chase and sale of estate No charge in the event o
saIa mt being made JOHN b. LINN.
Legisburg, Pa, March %, 1850.