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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

low Dfssos.rIc ftArrots This Iowa
Democratic Siais cnnvsniion. held on The
21d ult -ss euspsssd priueipaliy ~ IA.
lid political sisgsrs The people n Io~s
have beer turnins nri o. srass from TIM.
- time The platform hey adopted Il.
Doeglas ell over ssd ander. and lbs 70,
los irg fair abstract "a .affee TO- such "a
hass not had The rare felicity 81 seeing tn.
q table Document in foil
!. TIE Ameriesr Eagle !. .sry fee
fowl.
= We un.nimou.iY vets Old o,.svsto
ne o. the devil
pr NE Black Rspuhlies. rsry-ths
same hasiy dish at sonp
fhs Lifi'e ci4bi l. tfics
sf~rhen A pougiss - trump
&. Dsue.-s - flght baver.
Hell j. - O., 70 generally
" dent care cent shkt sh.ii ~
lone 81 ChariesioA a. ~ l-meus =
C.sr<isad Lssder
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

IsptrssDtxcr. No. March y.
The Santa q Mail has arrived vith dates
4 the 9Th sol 18th u Fesru.ry.
Bu.ires. vas dul
The rsmsins Of Liest. Nay sre % a .
ssy for burial ~ w.-h'nyton CITY.
II wss feared The luiiaus snd hexissss
~ssla ssssrps 70 dsssrey Fsrs Usies,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

~ Gxsrili smith has sosd ih- Fifih
Avenue boiel Dsnocrstso Committee, = q
N.~ York. for libei-.syink n. dsnsgss
n tse coo IA each ease They charged thu,
he vss connected 9TH he John Brown
suon. ~hosepsrposss veFs 70 fsmsnt civ.
dsss.n.sens. and pro.ute bloodsbeJ.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

A FxcriLEsr AssAsotsE>r We NAH
4 = letter 90 Wednesday evening. IN Gin
s.nnsu. We In the city thirty an hour.
.lta~srd. srrised a. home by he same
rain -hiek brought the letter.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

The Dvmocrsi- n their Legislature voted TO
take thst right from them. snd nnally Gov
Black. BY he veto. pr.hibssed them frou
doing i eufirely Gov Black claims % b.
= Douglas Democrat When the people Of
Kansas. by an almost unanimous vote. De
sired TO do TIE same thing. Gov. Meisry
spaiher Douglas Democrat. vetoed their
drssrr sd s.sk away from Them the right
promised ia The Kso-s. ani Setrssks bill
Look al he fsct. All this has been
done. ard not one sissls Demoers,ie editor
North or South has denounced u Not one
Democratic m>snber IN Congress has de
bounced IT, Not one Democratic speaker
nut Of Congress hss d-aoene-d ". and
STEPHEN A Dosglss-ihe "L't,ls ois"t.
the bold. sloqsert. dsnsn. erpound~r az
modern Democracy --hss remained from
day % day 10 gloriou.iy 10 hi. sest in the
L : senate. snd never opened bis mouth
sssinst these oppre>sious Of The pecpl. Of
Kansas and Nebraska wher- uo- :. thu
champion Of squat,sr vsrsign'y ssd OF
Popular Sovereignty = echo sss-~r..
Whsrey
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

snail egs~ the Chicago eieciion) for
n. great reioieing of the Express - osr
aai
wby. rsishbor. u ~.s a. least equal 10
he elscs ion 81 ssopeFspor IN a obse0re
sown,hsp "a Sev York sale. over -hieh
he DsssoeTstie papers ali over he lsnd.
xsut into sxtsciss
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

This sestlsnsu lecture {. or wsdassdsy
evening. to . very respectable sadisnes. ~
nj. city. The audisoes ss rot large.
.ins certainly 10 the VAT II he nsess
cary .oties. given through The publie prsss
Mr.. shsrs 10 be psrsonsi appearance !.
-.ry prep assessing. ard IN his lecture dis
rlsyst vendsfssl eomnsnd u oar lar
srss.. fer one q fsfeisa hif'h. He ssh
i,r, .s France sinse Ists. : ssdhs ,rssi
"a Is 9TH The had - msstsf. Nsrst
give. in III. hurried setie~. no synopsi. q
N. lecture. %; n vss or n ne ssl.s'
,hst hss sv.r t.sn delivered n stis civ =
I, "a. brs- faii ~ shsuxhs ard gssias
.ra proved ts- disfirgoishsd isctar~r. -
ya..~-s nsea lesrniog. ed sseh origin
alllr
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14
CLAY WAS Rlrusllo.-.-hr Clay

once said
Coming ss do from q slave Stat. IL j.
nv solrmn. deliberate aud ssli-nslur-d
termination that tn poesr, ~ ear hly
power, sh~li compsi me- 10 vo's Tor the pa
-ilIve introduetlon Of Slavery either South
or North OF that line SIR. ehis YOU "a
prosch, and justly, tao. our British snees
tors ior the lulroduc;ion IL tia. institution
on the coutinsut of Ansr,cs. en-. for
one, un~lillrs that The pest.riiy Of the
present ishsbnsnts OF CsliioruIa and nf
New hrx'cs, sh.li reprosch us Tor d.l.s
what Ne rsproach Grrst srlisnu for d..ins
TO us. IL the ciusens Of th-s. tsrrito.i..
choose To establish slavery, and N th.,
come here 9th Constitutions e>tsblishipv
-lsvsry. / am Tor admitting them ~iih such
provisioRs IA their Constitutions but then
u viii bs their ows vurb. and not oar.
aid their postsrily viii have - r-prosch
them, and not u. for forming Constitu
u0n. allowing the Institution % slavery 10
.x,st sinonx th.n. Thee are 10y views.
SIR, aud choose 10 express them. aud |
care not hcs extensively or universsily
they arc known
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

Greenes.tle elected Mayor. Marsh al
and ob.r city officers on Monday last. all
Democrats bat oue Ceuncilnan OF the I'VE
THIS - the FIRST time he Democrats ever
carried that csfy. o. q A. may be considered
Just r-buse "a the d-lnagogneIcs asd
hypacriticsl a.. sek- Of h redsabfsbfe Col.
Lane upon the Democratic psr'y.-Jes,nsL
itisrsslly funny 20 behold how little i
takes 10 max. our ne ghber feel good all
over The fscls about The Greeneastle
election are a. fellows. There we're sew
eral Republican candidates. for Mayor aud
Marshal and on The evening before the
eiecfion The Rspubliesn- held caucus.
and ruled all "a bot Messrs R.ssn and
standiford. This incepsed all the friends
u those thus disposed ". and then the
Democracy agreed to vote for Republican
Recorder sud Treasurer. II those chagrinei
R-publicao. vorld vote for the Democrat
&c Mayor and Nsrshsl By this trick
Democratic Nsyor aud Msrshsl were cleo
ted. .nd a Republican Reeorde aud Trea.
.urer The Republicans acted badly IN
thls particular. but IL j. the smsllest tri.
umrh ne ever knew anv one 20 eraltov.r
There 4. no douh, %, Grseneas,le is thor
oushIy Republican
Will orr rrighbor survive the glorious
victory er hs- he "hearn" from chiesso'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

Nevss Rsco.fksp Ssos q htsss sFnn-
ses The ks.h.tils. Ieso.. Inieo ssys
NJ. n j Failsrtou. 81 he resideucs - "
=. Reeves, in Shelby eoasiy. % Friday
nsxhi. The n cit. go rsshed - ei2o 20
Bxaf hfIl--ene 81 he desen ias,ien 81
sieo. ssd TOO Fl GO. 4 mas ssmsd
J. PHILIPPE .ss seeossd oftss robbery. snd
upan ssisx arrested zee ssss 10 sssllos
,ss bile D.. Pryor vss ., esss called is
ssd ssssipss,srsd ipsessasshs. vhsfsspen
he bile we're specify ersssst 70 light
PHILIPPE zee eonnsisd - he Rsls'GA Jsil
% snsvsrths charge 81 s>>siias.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

FrrosfioS 1aRFsr,s,p Il, - understood
that the Charleston het.s ss-r.r- hsve -
soi.sd O. charge serra sefisfs asg TO
board dufiag ~ session ~ his Charleston
conveuton .-kseAanes
Az South Csrollns mean, 10 ron svs,
before long. ws pfs-ums she Intends 90
en- ndls her friends out 81 a. much a. e..
can bslore lie goes - LAD. Jssrasl
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

II a. " Iall.n og.r. rvsra 81
q 900 10 sny one 40 Ill prove Ia. y.
s,sr msrif,sisj dssire - intsffsfs eitl.
slssssy IL The Save siaiss lie ai.o "a,
he vill suppors he eominss ofths chissg
CotsebiIen. vhcevrr be rasy Re
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14


NsrIoss WITHOUT fiar According 20
Pliny. FIRE ~as Cor long time unknown
to come ofths aneieot Egyptians. aud when
Eudoxas. fthe celebrated astronomer. 5
showed It - them they we're sosolut-l, IN
rapture The Persisns. Ph9aieians Greek.
and several other nstioss. scsno~ edge
that their ancestors were once without ths
use Of FIRE. and The Chinese coafe-s the
ssnt u their pr1sealiors Pomponius
usls. Plutsfeh. aud othys snoisnt suthors
sress II nstions sho. ne time they
.rof.. tsc~ not The u.e 81 Are. or had 30,
last Learned q F@sts q the same kind are
.l,o atte.,~d >, .svsrsl N .defa nslioss
The inhsbiiants Of lhs Marian Islands
-hich were discovered IA 1851 had DO idsa
u Ere Never -as sstanishment create
than thsfs. -hsn they sac u on he lie
scent of Magellan "a one Of Their island.
A; frat they believed a. -ss come kind 81
.nimsl tha, fIsd 10 and ted on GOOD Tn.
iahseasnss Of the rhsllipp,ae snd c.nsr,
ISLANDS -.re formerly equally ,gnofsst =
Aires presents. even Ia our esn day.
sems nstiop. 10 this .iA,s
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

~ The Pflac~toe dat Cisrioe .s,s
'hs, lhs hog ehosr' ), raatlrg sd havoc
-ith The boss 10 he sooth ~ssisrn portion
Of thai souui,. Sore q ths lsrsesi boz
raiser. have s.esuf. le.t n.srly AZ ihfff
boss Is his dises>% sni d = rapidly
spfesdius 10 other postons OF De s3aaiy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

uThs ehiidrsn 4 NJ 9 3 Fanny. .
CLARK esunsy. Ky. were ssfiou.iy. II no
fatally. poisoned - dsys sinee. By eel
lns sems colof,d candy toys
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

uilis ssid thsl President Bnehsasn on
tsftsins shs idea ~ psrehssinx rural re-
de- &C sesf Washington. and seslhas dew
sfssf he close Of he tirn.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

~ HE Hcnor. J4sge Barns, 81 THE
dis,ries. 10 Only ~ yesr- Of sg<. he he. .
L~ss-lstars. ~ - sniy sssssss~s yssrs
yossgs' "a himself. shi erly fflsss
yesrs yeet. s' shsa Mr.. Bsrss nsssssiis
tks /, 0ses.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

Tas Msxioss fsosrIks We are inform.
Ell, .syssn exehsage. that while our troops
wsfs IA Mexico 10 pufsuit OF tbs bandit
Certnss, they burned the bsiss Rancho
Ford ss,s rahopi hs saevlsdgs o. sasew
ssemeaf The barning b. 'adaosd Cor.
re.psndsaes between MAJOR lislnlssspan
and the suthorttt.- II N.tsmora-. the Lat.
isr demanding rsgsfssioa = he owners Tor
the destruction Of the pfepsrty. The FOR
n.f Insist. shs When the suthg'ti" Of
Mrsinor.. permits 90 Armed party Of M
leans. eon.slfsg Of 80 hardr-d s1a. te
establish themselves IA ths vis,nil, Of Nat
snoss. and hse into 80 American sissts
boat. ss'sstlns TIE Bic Grsnds. spd open
American ,foops On shs slds Of the r''r
ssd the latter sross ihs ri!.r vith viss
to the eAsssis.nsnt Of thor ssssllsnts, snd
shsn - the sei. ,hs very hnildisgs ed
forces protecting the later Or. barssi. ihsI
the susher,ti~s Of Nsismorss srs 90 . cold
tr.il 10 derssting repsrafion
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

uThs Delaware Democratic cenvsniion
lsst vsst declared ils pSsisrsnes fer seas Or
ssysfd Tor N. fess,dsne. snd issfseisd
ne delegates u supper, him.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

n. Deoslss' hen~ orxsn thsnts that the
"Oppo.itioa msy fell bach upea his -
wkststr u fell back upsn hIm or fall Tor
yard nrsn hin. IL viil ts sure 10 erask
We lie eel " slo. -kssssssis /swssf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

We are sometimes inquired Of an regard
10 the provision ofthe Constitution which
for purposes ef representation. makes ave
n~gror- ~quss 10 three while met. This
was the first compromise of the Constitn
ton on the subject Of slavery. and reads ss
fellows
Representatives. and direct sares shall
be app0Ttloned among The several States T.
which may be secluded withlE this Uuion.
according a. their respective numbers
which shall be determined by adding O.
tbs ~hals number OF fn~s persons. i0ciud-
lng these bound 20 service FOR a term OF
yrsrs. and excluding Indians n0i lsxed
fsree fifas IF al perssas.
The plain English Of thi. provision, ss a.
follows: In determining What AMOUNT of
population shsil he entitled 70 elect e mem
Der 81 Congress. Or 70 cast one eiectarai
vote for President. The vsale tree pspols
tiou IL counted. black aud white. North
and South. and then ''three ffiks Of all
other persons" that IL the slaves. Per
example. IL Il required 60 600 white per
sons TO elect . member Of Congress. the
same population could he represented ey
100 600 slave. These "persons" do not
Themselves walk Up 10 the polls and VOTE.
nor does the master Pot IN = nomber Of
Sotes N proportion % the number OF HE
slsves-but they ere counted a. voters ~
the proportion Of i've sexrots - three
white men
The operation Of this provision is seen
in the fact that throughout The Nortbsro
States about 90 900 votes are required To
elect membsr 81 Congress, vhli- through
out the South snly some ien or twelve
thousand sre necessary The South IN
dsy has 'wen'y one Congressman. rspre
seniing these slaves--thai u. II The slave.
~.re not counted at all they would has.
twenty one members Of Congress less than
they now have They also give twenty
votes for Pre~id.nt 90 toe Electoral
C"llrge m consequence Of this provision
We make no war upon this compromise Of
the Constitution. but simply make these
statements "a snswer 10 inquiries IL l.
evidently case where the SSush has The
advantage.
but. says the Democracy. "the North
counts all the free neprces the ZANE a.
shite men Exactly so-for the purpose
II representation tree negroes are counted
The same a. vhile men. al the North and
al the South also. Aud here too he ) 1uth
has the al vantsge Of this negro represents
ton. According To the census Of Iv60,
there we're ia The Uniied s aics 43s 495 frer
nrgross OF hcse. l9G 262 wers found ~
Cd free states aud territories, and 23- o3S
IN the slave states and territories Th~-.
are facts which may bs oil service an some
OF the political discussions OF the cam
psign -Goshea Tunes.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

u The Pss.sdssl ssys thai forty 81 The
Pennsylvania Delegates se the chsrlsstsp
ossvssI,ea vill ssvss vsts CT pssslAs-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

CoSpirIos OF Vs>Ics.-The Italian cor
respoudsncs Of the New York Indsp~ ndent
ssys that Venice ), yet without Pcdesta.
No one - 10 bs foupd wiling. for the sake
Of Austria. 70 expose himself TO the ven
zssnes Of the peop.- il beesming . voluu-
tsry servant Of Austrla. All the measures
for which the government needs the par.
ticipaiicu Of the siiisens fail for want Of il.
Ths thestrrs are deserted: the ladies' walk
out in mourning drss-es; the oofsse houses
are .mpty There 10 q hind Of Conspiracy
70 prevent all pleasures. and give The city
that aspect of mourning and tssolaticn
which flls the hssrts of the patriots. The
Austrian troops are irsvned upon and veI.
ed on every OCCASION. When TO Vens-
tisns -sikins together hsp1sn to meet 81
Austrian soldier. one Of them ssys 10 the
other so a. TO be heard. "0ccsrrs IN attire
misunderstanding Solisrins 10 accessory.
for ny esgsr - extinct" Zolfsrino insane
a match. but the similarity Of the name
with thst ofihe great battle los sy Aus
tris, g,vss to that simple phrase a meaning
which snrsess the Austrian soldier.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14
Correspondence Of u, ssrrc...
Buxsrr Herss.


Cincinnati, March 6A
Ma EpsroR Oar people srs ell 90 ia
m,lisr 9th the journey from the peerless
Pfsirie Cay to indianapolis. anything VA
regard To that part Of trip between the
too qassu cities Of the West. Terre Hauie
aud Cineinnaii. you'd be 1.-The description
to . clear sighted person Of the appearance
Of the noon day sun. or . dissertation to a
follower of James Buchsssa on the pecul,.
Or tsste Of "Old Rye" Ali know through
the Jud'otous management Of its experien
csd aud Efficient managers, that the TerFe
Hsuse 4 Riehmosd Is net only The best
paying road a the country buI is IL the
most pleasant road To travel upon
Ii matters little which tran you take you
vill find . conductor vhs Knows how TO
do his duty faithfully and at the same
time be polite and ses lsmsnly. The Sta.
erected at the efo.sing OF the New Albany
& Salem r.. X Is the only new feature
noticed along the lice Of the road. Arr
wing at Indianapolis aad falling to finish
my business IA time for The afternoon train
| naturally took my way 10 the Bates
House where mine host Major JudsOn,
attentions sl~sys make. his guests feel At
home aud we'll pleased with hiIsself aud
the world and the rest Of mankind, 40
which kindly Offices he Is very ably assis-
ted by Capt Hsrt~sll and Master Charley
Judson. The Bates House a. you know
has such shining ways" that 1t il impos.
sible for one who has once partsken of the
good cheer 40 lsvi-hly supplied IN the DI-
aiog room to fail to 90 again.
In our psraDbulstions We net Mr. Nc
Evoy the Directory man. ~ho il busily en-.
gagged IA preparing a business Directory
Of the capital city. Az aeon az he hnishes
this work he will visit our city. re canvass
it and get OF, HE second Directory. Me
Evoy Knows how To- 40 this sort Of thing
From Indis nspslis to thi. city NE took
the | 4 Q. X X. via Lsvreneeburgh.-
This is much the shortest route to Cincin.
natl, aud 10 a pleasant road to travel upon.
IL 10 very efficiently managed, and is in
very fne condition This 10 the legitimate
route from our place tn Cincinnati At least.
and reserves "a It deserves very liberal
share Of the travel from our section. The
company Is nov engaged IN substituting
earth embank ments for the trestle work al
Lawrenc.burgh. which - very excellent
Improvement to the road The time from
Indianapolis to this city is about FIVE
hours. The principal points Of interest on
the line Of the road are Shelby vile. Greens
burg. Laxrencrburg and North Bend.
But as this 6lls my sheet must reserve
any further reference 10 these points for
another time. SO 90 renor ).
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14

PssssILvssIs The action 81 the Dem
ocrstfc state Convention II Pennsylvania
on Thursday last may be briefly STATED
thus The Adminislration men. pure AID
simple. ,riumphed 10 the organisation by
ten ms rfty. according TO Fornsy's paper,
tie PhiladeIphs Press. They hsipsd
th.msplvssto al The contested sests by .
similar vote Thsv took thr,s Of he four
delegs,e. at large to Chsrl-s,on. To cit.
Bisler. Ds-son and Baker. They gave the
Other one Z. the Anti. Leeompton side
Montgomery. They then nomias,sd Henry
u. Poster. Anti L~compton. for Governor.
AID elsc,.d a pretty clean lot Of Admins
,rstion d,la,ss,s 10 Charleston from The
twenty hvs Congrs.ssusi District. The
Philsdslphis Bullsiin thins. that Douglas
ha. it'll. - nothing % ssp-e, from the
delegation. The Pre-. GAYS There IL .
f.i- r. .p-ct ,hs, the real WISHES ~ Penn.
=, tsHis rsy hod partial expression In
the form,,is, Of Presidential ticket and
N. pl.tsorp Of The campaign Of 1850"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-14
w HOLE NO. Ola.

r uisr Sovereignty Eiaeidstsd and
Made Clsas.-k ansss and Nebraska
Sold. = The south Wins the Little
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-16

Baltimore IS CAS- Richmond $780, Charleston 3ooo Will
mngton 1000, New Orleans 50525 New York Fl 4So and
San Francisco 8,2Sl-total los,l3o bags.
Channel % 1892 North of Europe 43 Havre 4so and
Portugal 164-tota 81 ,257 bags
Elsewhere-Cape of Good Hope 1916 bags River Plate
5S Loanda 5-ota 2S4 bags; aggregate 2O9 621 bags
The following vessels loading, or to load, for Eu
For Finland Russian brig Prorosa 600 bags to Havre
french ship Victoria sundres; do do Paulista do
Marseies, do. brig Vile dangers, $500 bags; do. do
Gordonan 600 do; to Corfu, Danish brig Hygea zoo
DO There is not single vessel loading for the United
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-16
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

MATANzAs, CUBA-Bark Grand Turk.
3S3 tons coal.
WEST 1NDIEs-Schr. Minerpd.
663 bbs flour, $50 do. corn meal % half do so bbs.
pork 100 do bread 200 bushels corn kegs lard $50
tins do 100 boxes candles terces hams, 60 puncheons
oil meal erces Carolina rice 20 bbs tar 20 do pitch
bbls spirits turpentine 200 boxes herring, 900 feet
lumber.
PERNAMBUCo-Bdrk Empress Theresa
1859 bbls. -four, 800 half do do 200 kegs lard 200
bbls rosin, $50 kegs crackers 25 cases cotton drills
oysters.
LONDON, ENGLAND-Br. barque Emilia.
half pipes brandy, 337 bags coverseed S53 terces
beef treenas 900 hid slaves $40 bills cake zoe
lbs. sassafras roots.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-16
Notice to Mariners

FIXED AND FLASHING LIGHT AT BARCELONA
Also at the same date that in the place of the fixed
light hitherto shown from the Mole at Barcelona south
coast OF Spaina light would be exhibited from the ex
tremiy Of the eastern Mole at the centre of the Mole
head, completed
The light is fixed white light varied every four min.
ute by red fash tits elevated 43 feet above the
level of the and should be visible ordinary weather
from a distance of miles
The Illuminating apparatus is dioptric by lenses of
the fourth order
The lght-tower is octagonel and of brick coIoI 1t
stands in lat Az % 10/< NJ, Ion. % IL IL East of
Greenwich.
In addition to the above light and distance of 295
yards from it, another light of green white color is
shown of the extremity of the Gacs or ledge of stones
now being placed to protect the pier head
BY Order, R. SEMMES
Secretary
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-16
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

COASTWISE.
BosToN-SteomShip Joseph Whitneu
lao bbs. mackerel, B. o. RI. loo do do F. F. Pope
$50 bales dry goods Rice Chase Co4l7 boots and
shoes, L. Plummer 2l6 do. do, Balderston Ward Co..
ia do do, Guinnell Jenkins $50 do. do, Magraw &
Rooms 400 do do, Ago packages dry goods sundy per-
sons.
MISUNDERSTANDING Monticello.
81 bales cotton, d. B. Banks; SO do do VIM Kennedy;
10 do do, j. E. GLENN; 81 do do, John Henderson &
ward, Baldwin 4 Co.; 70 boxes copper ore, D Keener,
do do, Jas l. Fisher Sons; bundles STEEL William
Keith, jr Son; boxes merchandise, Baldwin, Myer
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ca B. F. ULMAN
flE@EI IMPORTER DEALERIN
aeszsaA BRANDLES, WINES, &C., &C.,
Nos, 5 and NoRTHGA STREET,
house,
COGNAC BRANDIEs:
issnPeSey, Plnet Cas2n Vine Growers, Uni ed Vine
R6GHELiE AND B Sisi BRAND1Es:
tors, &c.
HOLLAND GIN.
B0hens Weesp Royal + %f7h Msdar Swan, Fish, &C
Champagne, Sherry, Madeira. Rhensh, Hungarian, &C
Bourbon, Monongahela and and Old DIR Eve.
FRUIT BRANDiEs
Wild Che Blackberry Ra pbery Lavender Ginger Straw
berry and Pine Apple guaranteed superior quality to any
IN this, Philadelphia New York markets, and at lower
price.
CORDIALS:
Rose, Vanilla Aniseed, Noyeau Cinnamon Peppermint
Perfect Love, &c, &c.
The very Cocktail German Herb Swiss Stomach and
Russian Long Life. ~
Currassan Absnthe, Schedam Schnapps
The special attention of the trade is solicited to nv
fine Brandes, Cordals, Bitters, &C fei5-tf
Mn HUNGARIAN WINES,
EeEzaM RUDOLPH POLLATSEK,
No. 1874 WEST LOMBARD STREET
Two doors east of Hanover street,)
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN HUNGARIAN WINES
lnconnection with SA NIL POLLATSEK, Wholesale Wine
Deaer IN the district Of Iokai Hungary has just received
Iokay IN cask and superior Hungarian Red Wines the
ceIeorated Egrloor- fl4-tf
GA BARTH 4 EDMEADES
NEA5y At me 3td ESG6'Shed House No 81 South Street,
COMMISSION MEaCH ANTS,
Offer for sale IN Bonded Warehouse all the standard brands
Weesg and other GINS, SCOTCH WHISKEY, JAMAICA
l% Syk Y ! f KKENGfTTSKX, yiRG5sL,
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