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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31
Commercial.
JLNUAEr 81, 1850

JLxUAEr 81 1850.
We hAv. but little change make from cur f.ures
LAST week. Wheat, Corn a-d continue good lie.
mAnd, At far Ggare. quote Wheat II s5Geoe for
Spring, which j. The only kind that is offered.
CHICAGO MARKET
FLoUR-NarLet dull; extra, 81 -; iai-, s. 20.
VII. AI-AoTe astLget etab los IN s'oFv; NoIs spring
ed 80 CO . : Sc 10 . ''e reset
EYE-stvzncei p sales Al so1J,5 90 trsSA.
H6GS-Dressed. 8 75at6lcas.
HTpES-tiryeu, "a. s.i;td &c; aint, 12Sl+c~
BuTIEE-F-sktu, s8ioc. osuy, l-sI4e-
BEEF CATTLE-<---5.5s.;.7J
MILWAUKEE MARKET.
Tho Sentinel Of yesterday Saya:
wHEAT.-No.I !. sI.oo9sIos E.t. Ole.
OATS-35ss56c
BARLEY.-e2essc
BUTrER.-I0esI2e.
DRESSED HOES 81, sosss,Os.
The following the quo .sioas for city
EXCHANGE On Ssw York i. s-lIi.s =, -.
cent for American Cole Per cent FOR Currency
Chicago, at , per eeLt.
wHEAT-s5a90r
FLuCR-No.1, $50
Corn 70 cents 20, ss-A.l Of e he sd ss2x
OATs-2oaao cents.
BEANS l,Z-5 per ba-heI for CLAIR ~kit-
BEEF-S5,5o on foot; 81 q s. IN qusster,
SALt-S2.cu per barrel
SUGAk-RetaiI- ~ sto IL ib- for 81
CJBHA Ms s:ails u les for 81.
NOS AID I . 500 So a :.-e e., r:.... .
/ @ cents, according To- Sizss.
NISEKti-@2s e SO per loo rossds
HIDIS-urv. 10 = l2e; 6rsse,
~ HbtR-i,eaelng, 81; Joist and s-.asiEa ce
BUTTrEI,-Fresb n rolls. Ise
EGGS-ljc. per dozen.
F FaFiTo.s 6 -I Esr r. roa s.:.,,
5EIGR Af ., per se-~a
lEksS-sHc I eau
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

The Democratic members Of Congress have
entered into written compact not TO allow the
plurality rule to be adopted. Had the Republi-
can members doue 50. It would have been con
sidered rebellion, and every man who signed
denounced rs an enemy to .he Union.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

WTrHJS the pass week, fnm City to s1r:y men
from -Philadeiphis and Baltimore have gone
South abundantiy provided wish arms. they
form portion 81 = large parry. ~ho.e destsl.a-
ior sad To be Mexico, - assist tie Liberal
-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

Hi-e''|e Expelled frsss tp I; cod by Dr. Rob. ek "a
7cAi'dinaFian iieIne-lies-I know Of t!5o per.ou.
some OF whom nave been siFen over by Physician we
nave ''eeu radically c5r! 3D.. IA, So. n lifs,i.
Hh1 DO not iesr y one an ..riG Of the cur. that
"y Medicines eject. Among .her.. =, stied from a,
record ass 20 q 9ysp gs; l5c Lirer Ccmg.lnt III
khsaInati>sn = 7cortals 10 ad.l1- e. scoxful. IA
Children 10 Genera n~5..ty - -~xA.l Dis.5lit,
lso Ts;tef Aad other ai-e.ys Of the sEn IS Tt. u.
tsNer-And Asa- - iss. .,i,esse5. Lave nov s~.r
55Ua agents See ssr-r.s--z.=s.t
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31
: ANU ABT, 10.


By Mr. NEIGS, Of l.. W Joiner and ! 40
other. for The removal Of the Iowa County Seat
BY. Mr.. COBB, remoustraHce of John Toav
and so others against he removal Of the Iowa
County seat also petIticn q! residents OF Three
Nile Strip. IN Ia Fayetic county, asking 10 be
attached to los. County. All Of which were
referred to the Committee Oh Town and County
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

CosGEEss.-Up 70 Friday evening there had
been no Speaker elected, though we entertain
the OF Mon that the prospect Is more favorable
for an election than it has been before The
Democrats On Friday dropped their own candi-
didateS. and cast their entire vote for " H. y q.
SMITH of North Carolina. prominent Know
Nothing. and came very near elecung him.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

The Galveston News thinks. OF the authority
OF Reliable Information from the Rio Grarde
that presen, difficulties there viii end in a war
with Mexico.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

despatch from Washington says that the
Government Is about arranging for horse ex-
press from St. Joseph 10 Paceryi,le. Cal, 10 con-
meet with the telegraph from san Franciso-
thus securing dispatches from the Pac.ic IL ten
H.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31
HARrroAD, Jan. 24-3 2. NJ

The Republican State Convention met At ten
o clock this morning Mr.. Z. X. Foster OF New
haven Chairman 4 ballot for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor resulted in the unanimous
choice of William i. Buckingham for Governor
and Julius Cotton for Lieut.. Governor, after
which the Convention adjourned for dinner
The Convention Is one of the largest which has
ever been held IN Connecticut, there being near
ly 400 delegates present.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31
TEE IaaKPRrssTgLE coxrLIcr.

Another allegation IS made against shat Sen
ator; intended TO affect the Republican organi-
zai!on- II Is alleged that be has annonced
IN his Rochester speech, this much abused and
cant phrase of conflict that there IS a conflict
bet zen slave labor aad free labor ali through
tins government; and that that conflict ha.
been going on aud viii 20 on until one or H..
other utterly triumphs. This IS tie assertion
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

's'o Cos@U HPTIfE IL The advertiser having b4.n
Il r-stoi ~ 10 health few weeks b. a very simple
remedy after having sered several years with
Lung AgseiioH, su4 that dread disease Cousump tion
anxious 10 make known 20 bis fel.ow-suIsre.s IA.
means of cure. To al who desire ii he will send copy
Il the prescription ussd gree IF charge, nth
for preparing ans useiaz the -srae, which they
find zvre Cnre for CoEtszDfion 4IiAna Rrosoki.,s
&c The only ol.eet 81 the advertiser in sending tn,
prescription IS to benefit tie afflicted and he hopes
every 'Hrer viii try his REMEDY. it will them
uothhx AID may prove blessing. Parties wishing iEs
prescription @ill please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
&6r-o WILLIAMSBURG, Kings Co. Fl Y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31
TAXING NEWSPAPERS.

A general debate sprung mp or n bill from the
Senate IA re ard 70 taking papers. aud to which
several amendments were offered, among which
vas one ~ 9.F' loCNc, providing for the ap-
preparation Of snch sum a. will be .nffc;er,
20 pay for nine daiies for each member or
her eqHivoient IN weeklies. computed accord
ing 20 he Per anuum published rates Of sucb
paper respectfully. which finally prevailed, and
Ihe Dan vas "Fasfed to third reading when
he vote vas recouSldered and laid on tho -,
bic until Tomorrow
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31
INPORTAET TO FEMALES.
D 2. CHI z EMAN'S PILLS,
Prapsrsd " CorneIlus Z Chsc.er,nn IL

NEW YORK CITY.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are ths
result % long and extensive practice They are MID
lsrites, Painful Aenstruatious removing all otstrac-
ticas, whether from col otherwise headache pain Ia
lie SIDE gFi.aiion % she heart whites Al.
i-etions, hy 7trEc fatigue, pain back and limbs,
&c, disturbed sleep, which arises from interruption Of
nature
TO MARRIED LADIES.
DR. pills Invaluable a.-tbey will brig
ON the monthly period With regularity. Lsde. no have
been disappointed ia the Of other pill. can pac. the
ssros coahd-nes in Dr. Cheeseuaan. Pills doing .. thu,
they represent 10 DO.
NOTICE.
There 1, condition of the female ,u,,n !, vk.sl
tAe Pals eaaHet Be taken aitAoEt prodneng PECUL-
TAR RESULT The condition referred 10 :. PREO-
NAHCI-fhe result, MISC8RRL4GE SueA i, tAe ~
rs'sta5i tendency Of TIE medicine to restore the serial
functions 10 norma! condition thar euea the reprodss
ftre pouer Of nature canno, resist A.
Warranted purely vegetable, free from anything
Injurious Explicit directions which should be read,
company each box. Price 81 Sent By mail on snclss
ing q TO the General Agent.
Sold b one Druggist in every town in the United
States.
r. H. HETCHISGS.
General Agent for The United states.
les Chambers Street New Ynrs
r. D. PULFOHD. Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler, 7mits
Co. chi-aE-: r. B'.kestv. ~. Lcus. NY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

NEWSPAPERS AUro-DA-rE.-The Pough-
keePsie Eagle publishes the following letter
OccoQU4S, VA. Dec rs, 1888
DEAR SIR :-You viii discontinue vour ra-
per directed to }. 1slverton the Magistrates baya
burned It. d'sd say they 0! continue to do the same
n s>,,.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

Mr. Jacob Barker, an OLD aad esteemed citi-
zen OF New Orleans, at the Pilgrim celebration
IN that city, alludnig to the Southern threats of
disuuion, said:
I'VE know full we'll that our slaves would
not be worth the clothes they wear ifthe Union
should be dissolved. Their value consist "a the
preservation OF Southern rights as guaranteed
by the Constitution. Should il be vacated BY
division Of the Union. the Northern section
would initiate their cousins. the British max
ing all free who should put foot on their soil
This would depopulate the border States Of
their slave population, and they would. one az
ter another, become free States. until not one
would be LETT to tell how 1t happened"
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\ ours, resnectfuIlr-

i. A A Ii y.
Editors Poughkeep.ie Eaqle. PM
The Springfield Republican has received a
similar token Of Southern favor and one OF The
es'imable farmers IN Virginia has been driver
fram the state because copy of the Eueninq
Joarna! found in his possession
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

Tins IS said 70 De the utmost limit OF NJ.
SMITH strength.
The telegraph reports that The Republicans
are about to place in nomination either Mr..
CoRwIy or Ir PExNIyGtoN- either Of which
" ould make an excellent Speaker. We shall
learn tie result in few dys.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31
Secretary Stanton's Opinion of the Admission o.
Kansas.


The Hon. F. F. SrAxrox late Secretary Of
Kansas writes - follows from Washington 10 a
gentleman in Kansas His letter il published
in the Lawrence Republican
You Viii have seen mat the organization of
the House Is not yet effected. There Is no c1r-
taInty when the unfortunate and disreputHbIe
coutes; viii be ended. The Administration
has thrown lis influence in the scale IN favor O..
confusion, disorganizatIou and faction. Having
in charge all the sacred interests Of the people.
Il has placed It's own selfish purposes above er-
erything else, and thus commits moral treason
against the laws and the Constitution, in order
to avert for q time, that Inevitable exposure
and condemnation which its whole course Of
policy and action Is destined to meet.
If d vote We're TO be taken in the Senate now
Kansas would probably be rejected 1t Il po--
sible that debate and cool reflection may alter
this state of feeling before the question snail be
finally dispo.ed OF; bit consider M- result cr-
trc7neiy 1otcsrtailt. We can only await the event
with entire confidence that our rejection. If it
shall take place, viii contribute, even more than
our admission. to the utter overthrow Of the fac
ton which has now control Of the Government
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31
Braachlsi. and As,hran

gre cured y Dr. frs-a Magnetic and ever con
sumption has "a manner Of ea,es been cured.
A-eA1 A'4Feft ie-1i4@7t "a This paper. jar. sD
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BY Senator VIRGIN. to authorize The recein,
of Wisconsin Bauk Notes by tie Stale Trea.n-
rcr.
BY Senator SIMPSON. to provide for the
fencing of railroads
BY Senator S " EAT. to amend chapter 1877.
Laws OF 1879. concerning the assessment and
collection OF taxes
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31
TO MARRIED LADIES.


les Chambers Street New fer'
r. D PtLFORD. Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler, aIni's
& Co, CLi-aE-. r. B'-kestv. ~. Louis A-y
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v iseensin Legislature.
SENATE.
January u.

PETITIONS. &c.
By Senator HUTCHINSON. petition of Chas.
Sattler and is6 others, for removal of county
seat of Buffalo county.
Several circumstances against reducing rates
of legal printing We're presented.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-31

Iau4afi 4
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
By Senator CURTIS, to amend rules of the
Senate So Is 10 constitute a new COMMITTEES on
Federal Relations. Adup.el
On motion Of Senator DAVIS, Senators Cur
rs, Simpson and Bartlett were appointed such
Committee.
Senator MAXOS' 5 resolutions in relation 10
the Hsrpers Ferry affair, we're. ON motion Of
Senator a. /. BEN YETI. referred 20 The cor. :
nittee federal relations
BILLS ISIRCpUCEp
BY Senator HANCRETT-to sslabli.h Nm
official Stale paper
ASSEMBLY
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HLonttarg are Commercial 8thittu.
BALTIMORE January IN 1ssf

BALTIMORE, January 10, 1860
There larger business done in Stocks to-day than
for days past the transactions at the Board amount
ing in value to about Sl25,000. Railroad shares in par
cua were active and the greater part of the operations
were in these stocks. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
quite heavy again. and the sales show further decline in
to-day Ct 81 per share There some 200 shares
of this stock sold at s79alA buyer 60 days and s7lk@
II for cash and short time contracts and closed at S70H
bid, say asked regular way, and SHY bid, s72 asked
buyer 60 days Northern Central Railway opened at de-
cline yesterdays rates. but it advanced subsequently,
and the closing quotations were higher than those OF
yesterday The of this stock embraced 300
shares at s15%@l6A cash, $40 seller 60 days and s16
ICY buyer 60 days. and it closed 16H bid s6 asked
regular way For the bonds this road there was also
active inquiry and sales of SO 900 1855
SO, which the price they ght yester
day. We note also sale of 81 900 Northwestern Virginia
endorsed third mortgage bonds at 6 There nothing
done in Baltimore and Ohio bonds but for 1855 san
bid. City 6s continue firm, and in 1905 we ad-
vance of u There however but little done in them
to-day the sales embracing only $500 1855 96H and
500 1905 at9s4 There was some inquiry at the Board
for Mining stocks and sales of 700 shares Gard
ner Hill at 250G256 cash. Springfield was offered at
SIN, but bid made for it. The only sale of Bank
stock to-day of A shares of Citizens s11%
In New York to day Reading declined ~; Cleveland
and Toledo, y; Rock Island r.; Michigan Southern, X;
Michigan Southern guaranteed, r. Harlem IL and Mis-
souri, 6's, 81 but Virginia 6's advanced r. and Erie and
Canton each New York Central, Galena and Chicago
and Illinois Central bonds all closed at yesterdays figures
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
Y. il lH.
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SLw f9Rk Jan lo.-Cotton squet-ssjes ~, ooo h.,.
hesTysaes Of soo bb mske any Flour
G5sG Southern $365G575 Wheat Is 5er.a onlo $3.50
IS dull? ~hs and F raw nssn9a con
PORK IS ieayy Mess si675 Prime s11 ~ quiet at 50
AZ a. iUn cts Rice is heavy whisky is bss ou
tne msiAes elong with no buyers over 2sxct
IS nrm. Conee Is hrm Spirits Turpen,ine IN sugar
dull at sleo9le5. Rice is steady rA''ne a"n Rosin
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKET. January e-There ia lit
tie Quercitron Bark Offering and lst No is scarce
and wanted at S27 per ton.
The Cotton market is quiet but very firm today and
few small lots only have been disposed Of
There quotabe change in Flour the sales in
clude 500 bills W. b. Thomas superfne choice brand
at S. 75 500 bbs Western extra the same price and
$50 bbls good Pennsylvania do at SO per Dbl There is
little demand for export, but straight superfne is
and wanted at per Dbl The trade are buying
moderately from this figure up to S67 per Dbl for ex
and fancy brands in quality, the market closing
selling Rye Flour is steady at 81 25 and Pennsylvania
Corn Meal at IS US per bb and little nothing doing.
In Wheat there is very little doing for the want of
stock of it being held above the views of BUYERS
who not disposed to pay $l36 for prime reds
and few small lots only have been picked up at that
sales. Rye continues in demand, and Penn'a rather
scarce at 93c Com meets with limited INQUIRY and
some 500 bushels dry southern yellow only found
buyers at TIC. in the Oats are unchanged and
about 800 bushels Penn'a sold at AVG for fair and Asa
acc for good and very prime lots, in OF Barley
further sales of New York State made at Soc
and the market is quiet
THERE'S limited business doing in Groceries the
stocks of all kinds being very reduced and holders
firm in their views A sale 500 bags low grade Rio
Coffee was made at 1l@l1Kc., on time
The Provision market remains inactive and nrices
about the same as last quoted
There is not much Cloverseed offering, but the demand
mas aen on and only about 400 bushels found buyers at
So2og55Ih per bushel for good and fine lots which il
ueeMhe; Nothing doing in Timothy or FIaxseed.
hishey Is uui and further of 200 bbis to note
at 20 cts Tor pennsylvania 81 cts for Ohio "a rts
for drudge, and 25 cts. for hhds " INV "a Us
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET r n M,
offerings OF Beef Cattle show falling on go;
reachlng aoout 800 head at the d;Gsraa sis "eeA
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS INNEw YORK
ptFI LED ADn
The New York Tribune of yesterday saws


The continued stringency in money, and the un Ter
current of apprehension that it may increase had the eff
feet only throw cash stock market but to de-
ter buyers, excepting to cover short contracts
The Banks having lost specie largely have found it ne
cessay to contract their loans which has thrown larger
amount than usual of paper into the for sale at
time when the demand has sensbly declined The con-
sequence has been considerable difficulty passing pa
per, and although the rates for four and six months gilt
edged nomnaly 7S per cent yet we have heard of
very prominent ames being sold today 91O per cent
Demand leans per cent and easy obtain on
favorite collaerals.
In foreign bills there is but little doing rates are
heavy. Sterling is 105(6lO9 nominalIy, but little
business is being done above 1osA. Francs 522H9
51sA.
Freghts-To Liverpool $50 bales cotton at 7S23 16d
300 boxes cheese at 3D. 80 boxes bacon eos 900
sailed hides private terms To London 600 tres beef
at 5s 5s6d $50 bbs pork at sod so boxes bacon at
25s bark and schooner to Aspinwall, with coal, at
$3.50 vessel of $50 900 feet capacity from Wilmngton
TO Curacao with lumber, at SO per N. The bark Kate
Lincoln 263 TONS and the brig War Eagle TONS have
been sold on private terms
The business of the sub-treasury was Receipts s172
34I ,59-for customs, 100000; payments s95 1850 a.
California drafts, $33 ,0O0; balance, s774 162 SIS.
Annexed are the earnings of the Milwaukee and'Missis
sippi Railroad in December:
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dMiass. Yianars. 6f.

G. BARTH EDMEADES,
IT, At the old Estq5lished House No 81 South Street
- IMPORTERS AND ~
COMMISSION NE CHANTS,
Offer for sale in Bonded Warehouse all the standard brands
of COGNAC AND ROCHELLE BRANDIES, Bohlen;s
Weesp and other GINS, SCOTCH WHISKEY, JAMAICA
RUNS WINES, &c.
On Consignment,
PENNSYLVANIA, KENTUCKY, VIRGINIA
AND MARYLAND RYE WhISKEY,
direct frnm listillars nn AZ
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
EnnErna- AsA<-

Rio DE JANEIRo-Bark Cavalier
400 bags coffee, James Hooper Il Son; bay a,
Foley q Bro; 1900 bags do, order. WV ~
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Bail Rnaas
80 s.:....s;s
WESTFpG

Iii S. WESTERN
MARYLAND RATLPoh1
- WINTER ARRANGEMENT
~ Cd,s eaYe calvert Station at $50 A M ana ., :, 4,
and 1918 A. NJ. eiS'o"h Tor Baltimore at
with 10 Is rsiS ron Westminster daily A NJ eopr
turns to Westminster " ''"'u ''oh Baltimore, re
~ Umnpus rom Manchester at A. NJ meets N u t
Monday, wednesday and Friday Ret,rnin% vi tram,
timore " ~ 'ne 'O Talh from Bal
ss =. IRWIN & TAYLOR
Ilss 6sssz.ssss1 FOR THE
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MARKETS BY TF1pop,nn

offerings Of Beef Cattle show fang %, at s'--Ihe
reacnng about 800 head the different var
prices are so cts. the 100 lbs better yaras' ana
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@NWILLIAM F. GETTY,
6Ej DEALER IN FOREIGN
&<zzARs n o AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
). 4. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS
,,,r;.,, ,....... - Baltimore,
BRANDiES,
WINES,
GIN,
.., RUM, ETC,
WIN the assurance Om him that every article shall prove
as represented and at prices tre above the cost c
imdortaton $1,000 ~ ~ N -
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
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M1& NORDLINGER & CO.,
tti@eS3 IMPORTERS OF
NFSA FOREIGN PRODUCE
BRANDlES, WINES, GINS, SEGARS, &c
No l02 LOMBARD STREET, Baltimore,
JAZZ II 30 WATER STREET, New York
5A22 YEARS in the TRADE.
THOS. THOMPSON,
63 SOUTH GAY STREET,
(Renl0red from q South street,
COMMISSION MERCHANT AN ID IMPORTER OF
BRANDlES, GIN, SCOTCH WHISKY. JAMAICA RIM
WINES, &c,
We feS c. uly invites examination of his large
Ii UNITED STATES BONDED WAREHOUSES; and his owl sor.
comprising every brand, vintage and grade of Brandt
Sc pertaining to the business. His long experience an
well known superior judgment in all Liquors. gives to
MN advantages in selections from productions this
try and foreign countries, ustfyng him declaring that
purchasers would be consulting their interests largely Nv
examining THOS. TH0MPS0NiS MERCHANDISE
ON CONSIGNMENT
Constantly receiving Pennsy lvana, Virginia, Kentucky
Dlstillers ~ awe 'Oie
~ Goods sold exclusively by the package doom
@A WE HAVE THE LARGEST, BEST
t=Al AND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT of
s41=Sas l. GU . Il s
IN THE CITY.
You may save 50 per ent your Christmas purchases
by calling II. X LONG & Co
and
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st; r,>-r r,,,,rr,,r,,,, PACKETS.
EDWARD EVERETT, 90 Gunbv
HELEN A. MILLER, Cali
CHARLES, PnsrL
hese vessels are all of superior class, and insure At h
owet figure They sail regularly as advertised and
naded by Captains well experienced in the trade The "a
pacit too of the above vessels in such as will afford ea
facility to shippers For freight cabin or teerapa nassa%a
Apply TO JOHN HENDERSON & Co
cro VIZ ry>rao,r No. 81 Pratt street
GEo ". HYNSON Co, Agents. New Orleans, will for
their address. " H "'is's iI9. "
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n o r T II W f ST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

CHANGE OF HOUR
On and after NOVEMBER 27th 1869 trains W in a. w.,
vert Station: ~ "''i ieaVe Gal
The Mail Train daily Except Sunday ats30A Al
Tor fisburg, Chicago, Cleveland Cincinnati ST Ioni'
Bm an parts art IF the West and Norhyest Also Ema
ourg LANCASTER Lebanon, Reading and Pottsve Pa and
own, s. Mills, Reisterstown and Manchester, Md " anu
York accommodation Train, daily Except Sunday at Az
L NJ, and from York at Is A. NJ " -"
... - EXPRESS TRAIN,
day at 500 NJ, for all parts West and Northxas
laveIers from Washington and the South by the 20
this road. wan '''s t'"ins o'eI
or ttEhfIS and inforaInl apply at the Ticket office
Calvert Station, n F. of Calvert and EsnkIin
Baltimore. - ~ ann IN s'reets'