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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
Domestic Markets.
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ii, I'M stea.aboatmen far from rail-
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EeaQ men. Hno slgh pllAs " saaanB i1oli sun1iae
~ sunset
Flss telegraph reports q substantial rise Of 2
~ fxa1 a. i, the Ohio in as many days The river
~ s.. - {;
sAa'1 tsaAe oa s'as0hsSy @i'h hee1 inones y
khe eAnal hy the mark, according to the report,
which il alInost too good Hsws te be true.
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@ Nsss n ID s's. a's s iesf =
q tne enauael anu sne paa ~ tne mouth o.
hat tributary the river was however, receding
slowly VI Shreveport.
1s,,ss,.sss N, tt,., lsvee an saturi,av was act;ya
a large number Of paekets--upward Of 40 in all
left III evening in the yarjona trades The Rad
,s, g ~
sAstp 0tAcaasa iiss1s' r aea g tao Mehphis any
aaWsx coast packets, getting IAN trips. Freights
& 1,I, 1avgsi,z ;ncreasa,i raca;,ts of s,,ga
- - - 49,
aua malasses aooeu tu an up'Iisef ueaalla iof Col
ee md salt, ought 10 benefit the upper Trade. an'
ys aka freEpht more plentiful hereafter Politic
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aaflaE tha present week. aiser wnlca, w nope an
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- '1s.risqIIls is Courier 5s Of tie 3lst ult.:
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IES. u nIe ns,
sa tpa rip yesseray lew miles IN the rive
snd back again, ia order to Try her engines sh
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

Per steamship Mexico, from Galveston and In
dianola-- Mrs. Russell, 6. w. G. Reeves and lady,
r. G. Miller and daughter, r. Ryan. Burke, Fn-
gerstein, Mccain, Waters, Dunning, Beaeher, DR..
Spangle. ID. Morris, George Radcliffe, ]. N. Ben
son, 4. R. Thomas, Koeler, ]. n. Brookman, +.
Hall, Moore 3 on deck.
Per steamship Texas, from Indianola and Calves
tom Capt. P. A. Key and family, Mrs; Bqrk, Miss
Burk Miss B0hanan and servant, Ciack, Green, y.
e. Hammond, a. N. Hobby-6 on deck, negroes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
Beloxv---Eorning UP,

Brit brig Creole, Robinson, FIN Belize via Ruatan
Island, to NJ A de Lizard &co cargo, fruit
n to Sever.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
rTsr ON yEssELs IN poRT NOT CLEARED

Il Son II N siebrecht-- R Pitkin-A D Grief &ct
Flint s Jones-and order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
spoken.

BY Capt. Little, of the bark Ben Hallett, from
New York, on the 24th ut in lat. 20 49, lon % s6,
brig Josiah Jex, Small, sixteen days out from Som
hrero, bound to Hampton Roads.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

EnraIgn Ports

Baltimore, October 26.-Cleared for New Or
leans, ship Juliet, Sinclair
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

RSg b. burg U S Mail Line-For nonpldsonylle Paq
uenne Baton Rouge, Port Hasnn, Bayou sata,
Red River Landing Fagt Il, AGams Matches Water &
burg-The new Gatehez, A. p Ieuthers MASTER VIII leaVe
~ above every Saturday ut o'clock r. NJ
j. j. PERSON 4 CO., Agents,
sel0 Al Carontelet street.
The Nhchez Eiekaburg with the steamers Hope
and Prince for YRzDo river.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

And g5.s e. y@5-.-..... m
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
oIRoUIAR AND SA8H sA w MILLS
sugar mills, Gin shadting.
And dvsr5 article of Machinery required by tha Southern
Planter.
Car whses and Azles Iron Bridge BoIs spikea ohsi
and other Railroad Fssteus, TRICKS stc Irop and
Brass Cannon,
na-send and get aud illustrated catalogue free by mail
containing full descriptions Of all the patent Improvements in
Railroad and Plantation Machinery.
Edmund III. IYENs, =zn
General Agent,
se7 spIpn-1v&w No. 50 81. Charles street, New oreans
W 5. CHANDLER. pnpr4sr;
ss- OFFICE and RESIDENCE,
I3s Garoaae1st street,
dBirsw conner Of Lafayette
ADfEs' WINE. WINE.
spEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful and beneficial qualities GEETLB
sTIMUhANT, TONIC, DIURETIC and sUDGRIFlG whict
testified to BY Physicians thousands of adesand aen
men in all parts of Europe and America. o@
AS Gentle Stimulant and Fonic,
It strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appe
and Purifying the Blood
As q Diuretfe,
1t impars healty action to the GLANDS KIDNEYS art
URINARY ORGANS, beneficial in DRoPsY, GouT
ERUPTIvE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
As a sudorific,
It acts upon the Skim opening the and ezpeng all In
purties by nsensbe perpiaon thereby driving of Eruption
and cleansing surface giving tone and vgor to tho who'll
syatera and a BIO ooMIEG, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Have long used Blossom and Fruit Of the Elder as Of
their most valuable remedies
/ In Germany,
The Berries are dried preserved by families for
| of sickness.
Is pure from the Juice cultivated Elder recommended b.
PHYSICIANS CHEMISTS, possessing remarkable me
dicnal properties SUPERIOR any other Wines in
use and an excellent article for all WEAK and DEsIIITAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and IEPIRM, removing ALL
INSTRUCTIONS improving the APPETITE and bepehitini
/ LADIES and CHILDREN.
/ A Ladies' Wine.
1t will not inoxeate It contains no mixtura
spirits other liquors. admired for its rich peculiar bsvo
and properties imparung healthy tone to tn
/ STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS. s5-
SA wine glass full may be used with meals or
| any time through the day, as desired
We will only your indulgence make trial of thi
4 Wine. 39.44a=9 =M o==0.
i For sale in New Orleans by E. ]. HART CO., JoHl
4 WRIGHT & CO., JAMES sYME, Canal stree, and by al
| principal Druggists throughout the United States.
1 Trade supplied ar propretor's prices.
1 ALFRED sPERR, Proprietor,
my25 lyGw 2(s Broadway, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
Arrived Saturday.


Steamship Habana, Mcconnell, from Havana, to
PUG Brothers lst dist.
Bark Ben Hallett, Little, Is days fm New York. to
CIV Hynson &co-2d dist, 2s.
Bark David Wilson, Peacock, l5 days fm Phila-
delphia to II Soria Powder House.
Schr Z S Jeans, Townsend, fm Philadelphia, to
Creevy q Farwell-2d dist, 30.
Schr j A Taylor, Lombard, I'm Ruatan Island, to
J B Pigniolo &co2d dist, l6.
Steamboats,
Illinois. Malloy, I'm St Louis.
Sioux City, Baker, FIN ST Louis.
Imperial, Rogers, FIN Memphis.
Robt Watson Smoker, I'm Alexandria.
Home, Woods, I'm Black River.
California. Myers, FIN Mobile.
Tewboat Phoenix, Beals, from the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the slst nlt. ship 3
Chludow and schr Antoinette- brought
up barks Ben Hallett and q Wilson.
Towboat vanderbilt, Wright, I'm the Passes--towed
down and to sea on the 3lst ult, ships Ella,
Addie Snow and villa Franco came up
light.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Mexico, Talbot, from Galveston ant
Indianela, to i 9 Harris-1s dist.
steamboats.
Woodford, Irwin FIN Louisville.
Jesse X Bell, Gormly, I'm Cincinnati.
Flora Temple, Boye, I'm st Louis.
Magnolia, Phelps, fnn Vicksburg.
Gen Qnitman, Cannon fm Greenyie.
w Powell, Heno, fin Fort Adams.
IneryiIle, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
FORT ADAMS.

Leaves every THURSDAY at 5P. NJ.
FOR FORT ADAMS, TuNICAi NOR.
asS r. ganza Bayou Sara and the Coas-Ihe new pas
senger steamer Laurel Hill, Il. Gross,
having been newly ft1ed ont aud her CABIN
extended will leave above every THURSDAY EVENING
a'9 sef7 'io'A EUGENE IaANoUE, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

Foreign Ports.
gremerhaven, October 7.--Sailed for New Or
leans, ship Ann Delins, Hattendorif; ship FL. Won
Gagern, Reimers.
Havre October s--Sailed for New Orleans, ship
liverpool, October 6.-sailed for New Orleans,
ship Ocean Belle, Brown; 12th-.-ship Uncle Joe,
pinkham; ship Dorcas Prince, Meady. Entered
outward for New Orleans, October 9Th, ship Cha
Dnltepec Arkle; ship Danube, McAuley; ship
Epaminondas Healey; bark Ceres, Humphreys
sth--ship Richard Morse, Oliver; 9th British ship
John Barbour, Morau; l0th-ship Bee, Gillies; ship
@. S. Pennell, Melcher.
Rvde. (of Isle Of Wight,) October lO.-ship
Canada, Wyman, from New Orleans bound to
Bremen.
NEW YORK VIA HAVANA - Per steamship
DeSoto--52 bales cotton 20 bbls syrup 0 do ginger
7S pkgs mdse for New York l63 ties lard 10 tcs
hams / csk do 10 bbls pork bbls eggs so do tai
low pkgs mdse for Havana.
fNDTAN0L OLA Per steamship Fashion--540 scks
corn $50 do matt 400 bhls -four 230 bbls apples 32t
pkgs groceries ia bbs potatoes 1888 pkgs mdse
| bbls hops.
NDIANoLA and GALvEsToN--Pe steamship
4 Suwanee--- HOO scks corn $50 bbls flour los scks
coffee go bbls whisky 60 bbls molasses 1856 pkg'
mdse.
MOBILE Per steamer Lewis Whteman- as SEX
i coffee.
| BROWNSVILLE Per steamer Matamoras- II
! bales hay so do tobacco 100000 shingles 500 Sc
i oats 500 seks corn 1873 bbls -four 80 bbls whisky
hhds sugar 10 bxs do 6S pkgs mdse 1870 bars irol
/ IH0 bdis do.
1 IIVERPO O0L--Per ship James Nesmith - 302
bales cotton 1915 bbls rosin 2480 slaves.
4 B0SToN--Per bark James Bryant l6 hhds to
bacco 6A4 hdls hides 100 hides 507 bbls molasse
9g3 bales cotton so bbls whisky 80 do pecans 2
TINS bones 5000 horns.
MATAM0RAS--Pe Per schr Ursulita-55s bbls fiou
20 do tar 8 kegs shot 100 do powder 16 pkgs mdse
PENSACOLA schr Pbmnix-3s5 scks cor
10 scs oats Is seks coffee 10 hxs soap cks baeo
as bbls bread Is bbls pork bbls whisky 6 do vine
, gar5 firkins butter 35 tuns iron IS pkgs mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
UPPER MISSISSIPPI

Leaves on MONDAY. 5th inst,. az PM.
REGULAR SIT. LOUIS PAsSEN-
FyE% Il, ger Packet-Fpf st. Louis, Cairo Hickman, New
Madrid Memphis and all intermediate andngs
The swift running laht-draft passenger packet
steamer A Mcdowell, W Wilcox, maser, win leave
above Fer freight passage having fine accommodations
yIRGfNIUS C. DENTzEI,
nj Advertising gent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

Leaves on MONDAY, Noy. s. Mt s P.
REGULAR ST. LOUTS PACKET
sFssa m-For St Louis, Cairo. Hiekmen, New dAarid,
Memphis and Intermediate landngs-rhe swift
xrESe light draft passeBgeT packet
Iif5nois Joha Moy, muster win leave above For
freight passage having fine accommodations, apply haNd
YIRGINIUS q. uESTIEL,
n3 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
Leagss IN TUESDAY. Nov. 8. at i r. NJ.
REGULAR ST. LOUIS pACFxE =

Yg tA-For 81. Louis, CAIRO, Hickman N, W 1iadEd,
lls Memphis and ine mediate inndngs The swift
SsssaA rtrunimg. Hghtfaft passenger packet steamer
sioux City. z. X. Baker, master viii leave above.
For freight pasage having he Accommodations apply
glRGISIUs c. BENTzEIa
n5 Adgrrtisng AGENT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
1.eaSes "a SATURDAY Nov To- at5P NJ
RIGULAR LOW WATER PICK

kILELA II LUW WAIHM Pl4lk-
IT. h,et.Fof AleSuidra Sormon's. iiqron's Barba's
land all Intermediate landings Red Tiverfhe
szzsanew. splendid and fast running passenger steamer
Andy F4IIton, Jacob Hasiep MASTER will leaves above
For freight or passase, apply on bI1rd.
gIRGINIUS G. DENTzEL,
ms Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

Ml1e swsr-~ sath er--f ness-sss sunae o.
SSss zVseE rYle CLARA Dolsen--GapaaIns'
V @kssdfntton in EAneinnntt---kkiss In the
"a iii o. II h ts--E. Fl. Falrchild---Niae
ELL szsssnssEhe Prince or Waies--De-
taafnFes Tc-ssny, eie.. etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05


GALVESTON and TNDIAN0LA-- steamship
Mexico l6 bales cotton Murphy, Sykes &eo--ll
do Warren, Gilmore &co-50 do to order-SS000 in
specie to w S Mount 2 pkgs cotton samples To
D Connoly &co-Total 81 bales cotton.
GALVESTON and INSDTANoLA-- steamship
Texas-2l7 bales cotton Wood & Low--40 do Per-
kins &eo- IS Warren, Gilmore eco Rotchford,
Brown &co-sundries to Corprew- Given, Watts &
co--D Blum q Frank-P Pinokafd. Steele &eo--Keep
& Cauliield--J Il McClnre-E N Salader-B Biscoe 4
SmIos-Gray Bros-Jones' Express nd cattle
Inhean q Mehle
HAVANA Per steamship Hahana-- 10a bales
tobacco A Royera--I6 do twine N Barrois--l53 dc
tobacco P Guma- 81 do 4 Costa 100 kegs olives
70 demiiohns T Sanchez-9 bags tobacco Domin
90 81 bxs sweetmeats Piaggio Il Viosca il 8 Dc
lot fruit Tramonlana-sundries 70 Meadi-F
Viade--Pinekard, Steele &ce-- Rose--Wa albert
g 4 Eeig-B Bornio Bros S de Wiser &ce-G Zick
endralh--C Buddeeke &c0-- Sehiuter-Feffiel
&eh-- -Redding hco--D Nis-J Gonzales Caballert
4 Basnaido -Thos MeDermott-G Espinela--F Cue
B Tarpin--F Riyas-and order.
NEW YORK Per bark Ben Hallett- Aasortet
mdse.
zABELP HIA-Per bark D G Wilson'S
sorted indse,
PHILADELPHIA Per schr + S Jeans Assorted
mase-- -eonaigneeH previously reported.
RUATAN IsLAND-Per sohr J Taylor-Frui
TO J B Pigniolo &co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
OHIO RIVER.

Leayes on M@NBAY. Nov. :. at 5P. NJ.
FOR LOUISVILLE THE FINE
Tn| u regular passenger packet WoOCaforB, Moses
Irwin Muster will leave for Louisville and all III.
emedate landings above For freight par
yTRGINTBs o. RENTzEL,
M Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
Iaayes every SATURDAY. at p. NJ. positively
REGULAR WICK SBURts PACKF

NsS Ata Geanseden wltn @ searga s D. R MA
will leave for nnnaidsonyilc Faguemlne
Rouge Port Hudson bayou saa Red River iahding
Fort Adams Nattcz Waterproof Rodney St Joseph Grand
Gulf Warrenton and yckshnfg above For freight
'"ss 'te'2 w. vIRGINIUs O.. BFNTzEL,
gn3l tt Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
LowER MIssIssIPPI.
Leaves every wEpEEspAY, at5P.M
Regular Weekly Wick sburg and Rehd Packet.
rpEYR E.ETMA T.ANnENEs. {G9E.IJM-

n5 ;. ffa tirfenTile Deer Creek, Fgg's Point Lake
ha Washington, Grand Lake Carolina Landing
sass1sssaA Skipwih's Landing, Lake Ptesdence, Cam
mack Landing Mikeus Bend, Ficksburg Warentsn New
Carthage Joseph Grand Gnlf Rodney Naichez Red River
Landing and Bayou saaThe new, magnificent md swift
ming passenger packet steamer james Battle j. H. Es
mascr win aveaA above and will land Coast passengers For
Fe'7 D r. CARROLL. & co
SCI It Agents IS Caronhel street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

II. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, November B. 1s6o.-l98 bales cotton
to Carroll, Hoy lkce-l27 R l. Adams &eo--l53 do
Warren, Gilmore &co-125 Payne & Harrison-ll5
Lewis & Oglesby- l03 Rhorer Zunts-97 Thorn
hill eco Sc Byene Vance &co--6l Walker & Sni-
der-7s FriedlaIder & Gerson-61 do Mcfarland d
Barksdale-64 Stewart & James, 5s Ably & Catch
| ing--56 Thompson Clark So Holloway u Ions
| dale 40 Gihenl Smedes &co-3T Harding, Abbay
| & Morehead- 3b Block MeAfee &co--27 Winston,
Morrison &co-30J W Ghamplin &ea--29 Nalle
| &ce- rs 7 H ~ III Allen &eo--3 80 w ] Robson
| "a G Connolly &eo-19 S o Nelson &co-23 A Levi
| Sco--I9 Allison Pattison &co-l7 West s. Where
1t R Fraser Geo Is MeRae &co-- "a Gillaspie,
| Brewer &eo-lA VanBibber &eo--l2 A rnlly &co
Ill Gillis Fefguson-9 0 a D Henkel &co do
| Henderson, Terry &co--9 NJ Lowe &co--S Harris
| & Son G j IIardie &co-- Bradley, Wilson SEQ
/ &c MeLemore, Rayburn &co- Slaughter, Smith
& Shotwell-8 Montgomery y Hall-5 rierson, Con-
| way &co-5 Bdrton & Works B Bailey &co-4
| Pritchard & Flbwer--5 Smith &co-4 do Dodd y
/ Bateman- Wood Il Low Cooper &co-3
| Lane Salter &eo ~ j Broadwell Il Haynes Total
| 2042 bales cotton.
PoNTCHARTRAIN.
/ MOBILE-Per steamer California-66 bales cot.
| ton Farley, Jutey &eo-f5 do and sundres to order.
Consignees.
NEW YoRN-Per bark Ben Hallett- A Brous-
| sean &co- PAyne u Harrison Cammack Con-
| verse; Gaudhe- Justus- + F Fofger &eo-
| S I.ocke-E Wheeiock &co-Geo Fosdick AGO
I-G Slocomb &co- Woodman d Bement-- G
Stetsen &ce-E Lunesehloss Bros &co-- Arthur &eo
H Block &do-Schmidt s. ziegler-Kearny, Blois
co-Forchclmer q Meyer Moore &co-Gun-
nison, Chapm an .Sco--Grieff, Byrnes &co-Booth &
COB Pffet4J H 4 N Marks Payne & Kemp
w McCracheil- E Hart &co- Eaton Betterton
Thompson b Barnes-Bragg & D'Aquin-Vose 4
West Geo kuleff- Pablo &co-J Devereaux-W
L Lanier- Bpwles Il Judson- l S Holden eco D
J Morgan-G y Buddeeke Eco Palfrey Il Lincoln
Belloeq, NoHlom &eo-- Pothier & FancheuxA A D
Henkel acc --Haw kins & Norwood Watkins Ho
mani w Champlia &eo--J Wright &co-Beebe i
co+-F Rimaiho- Schneider q Wise Fairbanks 4
4 ce- Knox y Higgins James Syme- ] Waddei
l-HaggertY Bros ] Smith &co- Shuntway L
4 Hewss- Rosh Il Mccarthy Bahcock Il kernochaf
Il -pia9gio Il Viosea ir-Hill sco-Turcotte & Blan
/ candS Blake Il Towef-I ] B Cebh &eo- Taylor 4
/ Churchill--lEost Mel Muse & Murdoek- Bridg'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

Leaves WEDNESDAY. Nov 4 at 5PM
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET--For
sgEg h. Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Goushatn, Grand
AsNkA Ecote Bondeu Landing Alexandria, Normon's,
sSszSaS oiton's, Barbnis and all intermediate landings
Red rver-The ghlraf side wheel SeStner Osee~
ola, w Mcmillan maste will leave above. For freight
VIRGINIus G, DENrzEL,
n3 Advertising Agent
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-08-25
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing

CHARLEsTowN, August, 20, go.
DEAR WING Permit me through your
Journal to give your patrons some account of
our citizens. With but few exceptions we
are Through the smiles of kind Providence)
enjoying good health, and We are also, buoyed
up under the auspicious anticipation of a
better regulated government.
There We're two sales here to. day, of Town
lots -Four lots Of the heirs of the late Mr..
Moffit, deceased and the interest of The
late w. d. G. Graham, deceased BY the
Trustee in the premises, j. L. Mccullough,
Esq.,-Samuel Logan, Auctioncer.
After the sales were over it was iocularly
asked by one in the audience. whether there
was Bell in Charlestown. Mr.. {. A. Little.
socn produced one, and after but few vibra-
lions an assemblage convened IN the
Academy for the purpose Of manifes,iur
their zeal to the Union. Parliamentary
organization was soon effected by calling
samuel Logan, Esq. to the Chair, and appoint.
ing MIR. E. Is. Hall Secretary. A cal. was
then made for our indefatigable friend, j. T..
Mccullough, Esq. and in response he ascend.
ed the rostrum, and held the audience as
with letters BY plain and energetic appeals in
favor of the perpctLation Of the Union and the
Constitution. lie produced arguments show.
ing the Propriety of supporting the Bell and
Everett ticket as the only medium through
which our once happy confcderacy should be
resuced from the impending danger of dis
union. Good order prevailed. and, in conclu.
SION, unanimous vote of thanks was given
to our woi thy speaker, and many enthusss-
tic cheers for Bell and Everett and the Union
COMING HOME.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-08-25

MORE FIRES ON THE EASTERN SHORE
On Tuesday morning the l4th inst, as VIC
learn by the Kent county papers, fire broke
out in Ches,erown in that county, which
was first discovered in the store house of
Messrs. Mansfield, & Carroll. 1t resulted in
the destruction of four buildings. one of them
having to be torn down to prevent the further
spreading ofth destructive element. Total
loss So, $685. 500 of which is covered by
insurance in Baltimore.
On Friday night the 18th inst, the village
OF Sharpstown, Somerset county, was visited
with fire, says the Del. Gazette which
destroyed nearly oil the best houses in the
place Some buildings were consumed, and
loss of some $4,000 sustained. The fire
was believed to I've the work of an ncendiary.
The Hall of the Odd Fellows was among the
buildings destroyed.
F. Newman, in whose clothing store the
fire that occurred in Salisbury, as reported
last week, was first discovered, and who dis.
appeared from that town Immediately after
the fire was pursued. and arrested in Balt,.
more, and is now confined in Somerset
county Jail charged with having set fire to
his store, which was insured, for the purpose
OF obtaining the amount of the insurance. If
the charge be tr,e the wretch deserves the
halter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-08-25

AID FOR SALfsBURY.-A Committee, ap.
pointed to solicit aid for the sufferers BY the
late disastrous fire in Salisbury, have pub.
lished an Address to the citizens of Somerset
county and the friends of humanity, in
which they give the assurance that 80 a widely
extended and very liberal assistance is
promptly needed to relieve no ordinary suffer.
ing" Any persons disposed to contribute
may forward their contributions to either of
the men bers of the Committee, who are as
fol!ows:-J. I. II, Waite. Vaughan Smith,
Robt. II. Elligood, Geo. II. HUMPHREYS, Thos.
B. Smith, w. W. bloomington. Edward N.
Todd.
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Baltimore Collegiate Institute.

Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies.
CHARo STREET (No 2y.) between Dr. Cum
~ mirs' tEpiscop"D and the Fra, Baptist church
This Institution has been re-org lnized and will
b. re-openod in September, under the following
efficient corps of Teachers:
JONI X. JARBGE, A. NJ President and Profes-
sor of Moral and Mental Science
Miss G. &. De FALIN, Department of Arts
Miss Agnes A. WARNER, Mathematics
Miss +. PonrcR. History, Grammar &c
Madcmoselle LIE FEBvRE. from Paris French
Prof. ii. IL BRuSING, German and Latin.
Prof Otto Sutro. Piano.
Ma'lanlosele L'ArGNOUX, Gaitar
Mics MARY A. BRooKINGs. Glass Vocal Music
Mrs. G. c. JARBoE, Embroidery, Wax, Hair and
Fancy Work.
There are three departments The Preparatory
for little girls-tc:ms $40 per annum. The
Academoal embracing the Elementary Branches
Of Science and Literature-S50 per annum The
ColleSiato comprising Mathematics, Languages
PHILOSOPHY mental. Moral and Naturally and
Bellies Lctrcs, a three years course with a
diploma nttest-Sophomores $50 Juniors $50, and
foniors 800 per annum
Board and Tuition per Scholastic Year. 5000.
Building spacious; school rooms large elegantly
furnished with mahogany desks: play ground
ample; Library extensive; Philosophical and
Chemical Apparatus complete; Charts in all the
departments Of Science; Cabinet of Minerals full
and well selected
For references and other particulars adlres,
the President. JOHN II. JARBOE, A NJ,
Aug IS, lS60-5w%. President
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give have received from Rev. T. B
Miller, of the Philadelphia annual conference,
a little book, heretofore referred to as in pro-
cess ofcompilatioh. entitled Thoughts ofmy
Grandfathers, being memories of Revs Thos
Miller and Thomas Warburton, dedicated to
the children, grandchildren and great grand.
children of the subjects. The reception of a
copy, and cursory glance at its contents,
enablas us only TO say, with reference to it,
that the author has apparently worked up the
materials which he was able to procure, in
such II manner as to give the book local,
and, perhaps, denominationsl interest. The
book is published by Geo. D. White. 3c,hle.
hem. Pa. in fair style, and is for sale. here
by WIN. Torbert. Esq, at Cherry Hill by
Rev. Jos. T. Brown, and at North East by
Rev. II. 6. Shippers.
Price 40 cents per copy. BY enclosing the
author at Bethlehem, Pa. 43 cents in postage
stamps the book can be had free of postage