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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
~ For hot and Cold Diahes os Ill kinda This most d.
ncious and Appetsng s.uce Invented by tic renowned
"soges London Reform Club since his ceceasa-
manufactured By the well known house Of Crosse Black
well London, from the original RECIPE 1t is the favorte
SAUCE IN England, and the Continent With bgh and
growing reputation American Epcusea and Is much
approved Of as sulent to the appetite and Digestion
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS.
"We recommend our correspondent to tsy Mons. SoYerh
new sauce entitled the 'stauA Sauce It Is made aer
the TuYkh recipe; It's Avorla excellent and It ao.a
adorable sid in cases Of slow and weak Digestion
L1ncet.
"savors. rquant and Spicy worthy Gen,r. @: soyes,
-1obsezver.
~ most valuable adjunct 10 Fish. Fle Ind Fowl a1d
should have plaee one very tab!e--lAt1as.
Sole Agents for the United States,
GARDNER G. YVEL1N. Ell Fulton st., New Yorz.
and BRAY i HAYES. 81 Coznh11, Boston, For sale By
Grocers and Fruit Dealers eye11wbe,e. ial7b4sa-Gn
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= l.
= rASE-oaca corner II Lake and Dearborn streets.
From aa ases the date htreor un: further ac,Ice IN
I1pt: IN VII arrive .ni depart follows:
Bos5a ~ from n,1 n,Hc pa5so albany New To and
G'"4i Central nd Gr4sd Tsaak Routes. =. III ~
a.siss @ fo;e =; = ~ IN n: a! = Pm.
ffts'si FL u II ssstt;t!pba nStnIF
pm: Depart ss u. nj r. pIn.e' p.m Al m. and so
sTvs Fo1' Laf4yt,t.. Lozans?s Peru, 1nd;arapoE.
u nSaas aa "a sto;1a ,n 81 81
RS;s 80 81 osaa. " aes. Ceni asH sna 1s.a3
md /. At An. AMI pm. Dspat q: 63j ~ +
A.1ss oq3 As1dota ,*.l1e Bloosaax.on o4e.ousx
oan ,nd 1n sssfpt D~pait i s:E aia
Aniysa, Dzon. Futon Lyoa,. Clinton and Cedar r,rt.
15a saa Iowa Stbtss K,lso,d. i !ao sos H.
AHt:e nm LII R.lv:a&re, B<o.., Janenl,s y,a, .o,
cai:a e fsai faa Ss:1 a;Ip.
Fep,s wsst II iaxn =: Gsna Cheaso Enon
2eaas mi I.s.3pi K9s1, tG,st II So; g. De-
ssH;sg 81 ~ H.: H. VIZ;
w$elstset ss5i. ss s xaava Pal.
e Fn.d 81 Se 6 ,eS I'd s. t,a T. csES
sAisslpp tises At e4a am. ara lel3 p.n- Depart II
" ar1gs fna fss ~ Wis1t,nn RI: r.-o.,, r,.r
%aset:ewn Fond du ~. K!pop, Berlin. kosh Nena:
e. Grsea 6aY po,ta{s City Sparta II Crosse anA s.
i Geiss A WI rs aG,:son ch!ssy s, l!
as 1:sm and s:*5pm- depart It as am aud WtU ~
OpT Tine t9 aad fr3a u Tue aoose menioaes po!ns
pe Speea kate: a!e for large lots Of u ~
We would a!-o Ak the atfu,,oa of our eut ners 10
cur tTsftu Of e7ecin- Inroice+ delivery Of Good.
thereby gvn them facilities for ,hc tlins ef orss from
they 10 not carr TO credit, that nown
u CASKS We hold !cises responsible for thu retu.n
u money o. pErfeny. Whete the Iood. ~ urtere vi
nt a1o'd our regular rates BY Passenger rau W viii r.
Sotsutd to o1s cent to whuE, inro 4en. 7 reI1,ar
i1pEA - BE- delivery Of Good Ortrrs Ieft
u our ofea foE Wagons to cA will always be a;tecdt
10 promptly ~
iate fer billing. car. i required te deverr to Ii.
/ l3y. JAS e F4N;n ~nnt
supts Odaee Chicago, May 10 b, 1855 my4i csio ix
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-- tbs ccw State House at Columbus,
t1i,in, will he completed by the 1st Of October
n*%s, at Il cost Q. about 81, $780, 900. The build
ing i-about 3o3 fret long and 1e4 feet wide
HARVARD, CSlrErsl7Y.-The Inauguration
Of Prof {. Feltoa as President Of this College,
took place On the 10th Of this month.
ksss1:p AGAINST nEn VILLA German
girl u Cincinnati wen. to get ller picture taken
at DAGUERREAN car aud got kissed by tho
operatar. She did not like either the picture
or the kissing ani went to law for redress.
Tie judge fined The artist twenty dollars and
costs.
ONE OF THE CALyEs.-Mr. Joel Hewes, Of
Lrnn!c!si. Mas, llas a bull calf, Que year old
on tue ]st Of May. witch weighs 900 pounds.
1T the age Of six weeks, it weighed 283
,,,u,.ds, and ut five months $40 pounds The
trctd is half Hereford and half Durham.
SENTENCE OF \ MCRpEnER-Nili Niliiamsop.
charged with ecdrcit,g a young woman and
;Lcn numbering and burning her. was tried
and convicted in Rockingham county, n. c.,
las, wcck. The evidence against him was
wholly c:rcumslar1ial, very string and con
elusive.
Az VpULESr rDELEGArIoS--The NewO Orleans
D.h,, sxaxing Of the Louisiana delegation to
Caarc+:.,:', says That delegation, consisting
cftwel,c members, is composed almost exclu'
:vs:7 e planters and large pEoperty-holders,
am! r:r-s; tlts several millions Of tho planting
wealth of the State. There ETC in it no lesz
'hna eight planters, sugar and cotton, whose
average incomes exceed S26, 900 per annum,
exceed GO or TO-"
THE PRICE OF CoT7oH CLOTH FORTY s1x
, 1860-05-17

BUFFALO s. LAKE HURON
- RAILWAY. Shortest and best route TO BucAo and
IT: bss 5 4 e ssE R;s; 4 60 s:
ton st a.; soS:eetiax Th n J. ctn;r1 ;a j. sut.'o
is e. 4StE:: :sis
fa1& G0lY Gen7 Manager,
DlTTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
Nov CO rstsd snd from Chicago to Pittsburgh
iss RAILROAD
To Kew ynst, rA!ede:3h.a, Baltimore and Wash:aston
ots I'D 2at ,p1s Of Pennsylvania New JeF
le,ehants. by sasae III; so2se VII have Tie tensas
- baggage checked through.
Trans ltsvs ske d:rot ecrae'of caaA and Saa Bussn
MS;a'q: YET: E.s.e.: .t.ty tsss1sys s.ss.*d
Riosdio aati1s Basc. ~ Se ~ 1oi saSs sS
Ro:'oP and :. s Stw EH*!ans VA St~
49, ;ssa %Ss = sSs5'
tn s!as s
e, ss:5 ! ss;
e s:,s
nd convey baggage of charge lie !s,sburee 4zd
c1EfSs
West ind u shs Company oace corner q Handel. I'D
Rsfss sIis. :s:sss u va
to AK f. fsfRs e. Tsz;s Tssasa
Hos.:s:: 5*s III e i1:s MSaSS &: @ s:s Sent 'zte Z,
CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
~ KA1LRoAp line Ipassenzer TralDs depa1: ::osa
Dsy Exp1ss aad Na leave. :: :ls ar. and .n,7es 3:
a:]1 pm- tsundays e1eep:ed.l
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Ufa1tSpQrtltiQn

ssfV%kA AkuH
OLD OSWEGo LINE TRANS
~ PORTAT1OS COMPANY sa1n
Essaoltshed IN 1892,
ALyoEp i DANE, pswezo, P,opt1etoy,
D.yE Agent 70. sr2,.! p :etee' ~ ro*. D. q
THE WESTERN TRANSPOR-
l. TAT1oS CoMPAsT,
And Western Express Co.
zaSsze 1860. :456f*
To shipper. Of Freight to aud from
the Wcsss
Il Ss :'sf sss: 81 s. '"'
sad EuixsaaIs
THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CO..
et ~ as:s e 1. s.S >; ~ Lis Ii: fe Il:
suing season between 0>'S'' ~ 'aa aa''"* 'ao ea"
Buffalo, Chicago, Milwaukee & Racine.
sS:1: :'f;ss ':;' e T tho
MOHAWK. DAcor,u
FREE STATE EALEsA,
IoNA"ANDA, MESDOTA.
FLfM0UTH. CCTAIOC!A.
MAf FLOWER. CHICAGO,
NEPTUNE, wESoxa.
AAs>ooAs, MT. VERNON,
81 SSS$Si; III IS 4 si f :;f
North Shcrt csree:. the VI
CONCORD, DCNK1kk.
OMAR PAsHa, SAGINAW,
=::a 1::;a bSFo r psit Fl B ,s
ARAxES, EQCAT0R,
ECPI1RATES, ECLIPSE,
OR0NOTES. EQEINbX,.
sss6 T: 2t FIJI ss7 ssd Aa
NARY STEWART, ILLINOIS,
s*e<!ss s@exs r ta. Il &: Aa4s
COMET, ROCKET,
XzisS sa5ae :hs Sassaata
$50 Boats Of the Largest Glass,
tEIsh. ef xhsh xn lsa!s Rua:o and Ns- York daily,
W1STEKN srAC CLnixGs M nd rxa risatK9a FLE eeS
EAPhE2SES .vef .aId mad. epab.s them o .t Mxr-
West with reliability aod de-paich. ~ -7- ''>"
The U%sfe.n Express,
tOwned and Operated ty this Conpx1y} viii se I'M over
ths New York CturA RAJ rnat to buffalo, mi c-pneSc
wta tie various Racaa xbo.e LEpc. Of Vrrelie
by Canal.
The Cabin and seese accomuodatlcrs ot tae.e atsa-
have been dsd up exp.e with stw to tho comfort
and ntety or p7saenEtf@.
Esr 1.s. Of IexSt mi r,:.asc .ppy to,hs Asen:.or
ConsEnees \: tue O1ees OF the Kestea Transportation
Coul11uy.
AZ fr Rasin. Ruo. tu3t!t< Slip. .New Yc:k.
Et1te -HAion. AsteE HOUSE. Bso.lway.
lis Pier. Ai'any. Nrw YORK.
A. ECutsst... CcA. i9t KTef s.sttt.. Troy
AoMa1u lhdsfon. Aisnfs. ". Hen~s. Rochester.
4 hr3os Co. EEis. I'uu!AP t.tGt -. Lockout.
T. Rand- / Cleveland 9'e!en> 4 th1rs..i
Nix N"tEs.s ~ u. Is. >Elth.... f3.elo.
J, u. Stead. .Sanuusky. \. Hopk ns-.....A
J. Hu1a a9o.... DETROIT. John. oa j. ocr1.
Husburt. h.sk Al! TO-. Man!taxoc,
E:cElEac. John I!cr.. Racine.
J. Kirkland shebeE fan- kcna4i !rr C., Kcnoal4~
g.j rimaS:.; nr Asl~.usee. "'H' "'set sw: w,;x..,n
Hathaway kpenn. Richmond 4 Co.. Ca1.st-
Green Ray. Chicago.
, 1860-05-17
The WpSfer1a E,rDreSS.

Owned and oPssse1 h!s Coosp.1y} viii .e I'M over
The New York Ceurl RArnat to punslo, mi c-nneft
wita tie various RascaIs sud xbo.e Line. Prcre,err
for such 4rt&at u nay require more speedy tEan.t tn
by Canal.
Cabin md s,eessse accommodations 3tsa,a-
enhsvs been dea up exqEeAly with s!tw to tho comfort
and zatety or pasaruscr%.
far rates Of Freight Ind Patsaxc sppy to the 4een* or
, 1860-05-17

THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
l. TRIAL HAlI ROAD.
80 NILES DOUBLE TRACa.
The capacity Of this Road Is now esuai to a.s L the
country.
Three Through Passenger Trims
Between Pittsburgh and phtladelptt.
Connecting direct In the GuIou DEPOT. Pittsburgh With
Through Trains from all Western Cities for Phi1ce.1 Ai
New York Boston, baltimore aud Wsah n9ton CRY: thus
suTPassed for speed an1 comfort by any other
swthout charge nf Etfs or Conductors.
Smoking Cars arc Attached e1ch train: Woodruff 4
EeepinE Cars E1prfss and Fast Trains The Exnes.
Iuns da!y Nail and EAtt Line sundays excepted Thtes
F4A tine conuect fos Baltimore and Washington
TEroueh Passenger sainarruvidcd lth LouglrJ&e4
thus adding much tothe Eafrty CT Travellers
S!r paily Trains between thEa1erha and New York !;
Two Daily Trims between New YORK ami Tos.on
Through T1etets all rail soo either Of the a5oVe
tlaIns.
Bost Tickets to Boston good via Norwich Fall Rye:
ttonlpston Lines. oso passengers traoss.7efree Of
charge through New York.
Tickets nav Ie obtained It tn79rtant Railroad
Odoes In the W. also, On ha o. the regu,1r Line
Of Steamers on the Mississippi Ohio lrers and ii TIE
Qeee Of hc Company In Bosson New 1ork baltimore,
PhaadclpIIa.
, 1860-05-17

VAN lNWAGEN & CO..
GENERA COMMISSION YERCHAv-s
No. De!e's Building corner South Water and C,s sts
CHICAGO, 1l1xou.
E8 Lne.a1 Advances made On Coa.lxams=t*.
Hk1kRkycEs=FStat + Whee'tr. Smfh, Fe!l4r., ( Co.
CslesEn: tason Palkef. El- Glitter = SIms. Bun4:o.
, 1860-05-17
P0RTANT FROM MEXICO.

Brilliant Victory ofthe AibcralIst .-
--Capturc OF Moro than 1000 PrIs-
nnrYH.
, 1860-05-17

pUMSEY, BROTHER & CO..
IL COMMISSION NERCHIT1S
Give her exclusive attention to the purchase and se o:
flou' train: and other Produce, on Commission.
No. 14S ) Wktxs. cur. Cia1k.xk. Chicago rnaa s5aA
, 1860-05-17

EoM.ah{.
At Er { Rastn. ...... RuM.1o.
II St1te anett......9hion.
lis Pier.
A. ECufyer...-.... .C:EcA.
Howard i Thu-tof1. Albion.
J. Hrans / TO. EEi,.
T. t.; y; Bind: + / Cleveland.
!, II. Ste1a.....-.Sanuusky.,
J. l. Aurta alo....Ixtrp,t.
HuS!btlTt, Kirk au.. + TO-,
&.cklEa..
J. r. Kirkland *hebey sa,.
y; Hurt. ?ys,v,us+
ii TA4nl1f.s '@.A
Hathaway / Pern,
GNcn BAY.
, 1860-05-17

~ FA1x ALWAYS L. Low kzp TIKI IL QUICK Ia
ATT prHER KcVtHr
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH
The completion Ct The Western connections Of tha Penn
pflvani2 Kaifuad, nakes lAistha
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN TIE EAST AND TIE
GREAT WTsT.
The Of trseka hy The Railroad Bridge At Pt:s-
buxh. avoiding I'LL dsay1ze er7is&c Freight together
With the savn: Of time tly appgeetdtet
b. Shippers Of Freight, and the Travelling Public.
address either ofthe follow rE Agents fthe Copany;
D. 4. STEWART, Pit. n.hur9h:
Ms Fierce 20. GAINESVILLE y; j. J. johnston. Ripley.
pp:R, MsSee'sy Mayssls E' 3ln.sby Groppff,
W.Brown Co. Cincinnati; Athcsn 4 Hilbert. Cincana-
IL Mel5!Sm s3 Madison sa: 5os T. Moore; Louis
ban 4 Co.. Gal.o H.; i. +. Sa+:, sLsler Class S.
Louis; John H. ns17!s, Nashsill fenu: Harris Hunt,
olnts In the Wea.
The Greatest Facilities offered for the
Projection and speedy Tram.
pOFtatlon OF LIVE STOCK.
AMI kco1 acet 1Eod1oas VII G:ua! privileges {ar DEF
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IOHN GARRICK.
= LUMBER BROKER,
ANA General Comm1ssI0n Merchant,
Rcom No. ,. Linda B!ost, Chicago. ILL.,
IL p7eA'ns Aad forwarding. my16l3m
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J te3,!t< : Slip...New Yc:k.
: As&oz HOUSE. Bso.lway,
Nrw York.
1871 Ksver *rett....,,.T,oy.
". F. Hnln,~s. ,Rothtstfr.
liun!APt tt;.'rt :. ...LMksust-
Seycn> r t'h1rs..t
u. Is. smith. 90, T3.e,io.
4. lIopk ns-...-.}
John.oa j. : ossr..
Man!t3woc-
John f!c.r. Kacin ..
ket,.rii FIR C., Ken osla. .
y II. " z.set .k 80,
Na:kefln.
Ncamond 4 Co.. !, t:a,a.ss-
Chicago.
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Notice to Mariners.

Treasury Department Office l
Lighthouse Board, Washington Nov IA go
The Lighthouse on Minots Ledge will be lighted for
the first time tomorrow night Nov l5). The keeper
landed on the tower yesterday.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board,
R.SEMMES,
Engineer Secetary
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IMPORTS Al BALTIMORE.
N.
RIO JANEIRO-B7rt WheoHdnd. "a COO bags coffee
spence Reid; $500 do, Oelrichs & Lurman
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

FUKEIUN.
ST. JOHNS, p. R--Brig II. II. KirLIaRd- bbls
Hour $50 kegs lard Is bbls do, 10 cs rice 500 reams
paper 90 bbls bread 200 kegs crackers kegs EPSON
s baes SIENNA, so boxes pickles. 20 feet flooring
boards, boxes containing carriages 400 shocks and
heaus eo Dds potatoes 81 boxes butter 10 half bbIs
peas 10 bags pepper 40 bbls pork, 800 boxes cheese Is
casks hams 800 boxes herring % bbls onions so bbIs
apples 30 boxes tobacco 800 cabbages
RIO DE JANEIRo AND A MARKET-RarL Lap,riu1 -
800 bbs Hour 500 kegs lard $50 bags rice 700 bags
yellow corn, 60 cases blue drills 60 do brown do so
paes brown shrtng so do osnahurgs Is do denims 10
do. falls strings S' -
LAGUAYEA-SeEooner Clara billiard Cro,yelI-a $50
bags Tr white fe corn 800 do beans 500 do peas
200 kegs lard 200 kegs butter 200 boxes candles a. do
tobacco, 20 do do 100 do cheese 25 bags pease so b
vinegar III do flour 10 sacks salt boxes crog 40 do
soap, do. pipes, do. clothing do grease 10 teos
grease tins varnish 20 jugs gog boxes fish do dry
goods, do tobacco, hbls. grog, 25 half bbs flour %
do. do. bread, bag wax, II bdles Neck ropes biI
hshhooks. case bonds. coo xhite rinn Iruhnr
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I'll 2Gaaa
LIS s. IS E14s::*S:2 PHILADELPHIA,
W. ~ ==tl=Z---SE2 WILNI NGTUN A

ItUNII.
SRRIRG ARRAECEHFAT
n ahG uter MNDAY, April ed PASSENGER trains f9
rnhtliiIIIIephla will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAt441 I except Sunday fellows, viz:
q T.9S IFAIH az $50 A. ", WAY NAH, at lOI5
4; NJ EVENING MAIL al 5.2s p \ 81 ''
IN NN SUNAHS at b25 P H. only Al trains connect with
ne" ! cf4 Trains except SIS ?. N, on Saturdays
frgSnt tran, with f2ssenge. Gar attaced leaves at
HaVTe de Grace. 'O'S al"
-. From PHILADELPHIA TO BALTIMORE at8l5A.MJ2
DELAWARE RAIlRoAD For SALISBURY AND IN.
TERN hDiArE FONTS
BY leaving in 10 NJ train will comment at Uir,;,.
It'll 6S5 H. train daily Except Sunday for ali satios
HGtWeeh wilmington and harrington, and on Tuesdavs
ih4Ish avs ana Saturdays for Milford Mondays We'd
nesnayS anu fridays fer Seaogd By aviuE ats rs
an tIoe9s astepoYer cheek from Conductor spprd the
nght IN wilmington, and take the 9S5 4 tain Tor ali
sIiS.ii2TnS o tween " 'lminEt0n Salisbury. go
NOllCE-AH co!oTed persons, cher bond or free will
W required 10 ong some responsible white lr,0n rrsou
hy h0Wh 20 lie undersigned, vino will be wiling t0sgn
DoG 70 % CoE 2uy, before they will be taken over aGy
s4tf =,lI ~, ATsr,,p,, -.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,

NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
1 OF
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
~, 49,. Baltimore, Nd.
The most reliable Nautical instrument Makers in tecy
ana where the best assortment ofeVery Article in the Ma-
teal line can be found and positively only establish
ment IN Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRJr NENgS can
be made and repaired in a proper manner
Chronnmee;s for sale or hire.
s3tf Successors r. II.r,tir t;r 80
THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES.
GOODS IN BALTIMORE. " ~
PETER WALTHHR,
= Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT F0R \. 4 q. W
bLIA !, Nv orr fr22-tf
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Commission Merebants.

A6fEEp H. BEL; cHAS. A. s.
! DEP Il WOLF,
! IL GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
/ IS South Charles st eet, Baltimore
QUE motto-Limited charges, highest prices and prompt
! returns ~
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44BMSlins

SEza saw G 2OG NAH.
wiu,.,.. s....-,, Captain Isaac Willes,
On NoX3IS%, Eoy,mae; Io,h 1860,
No freight received ate p cc ci5' on sy of,qn
2,s o. iadinF sgqed after departure Of tn.
" ' '7''' '''''' apply s538aIl. T. rEARcE. Agent.
hscnsin saveona BRIGHAM BALbWi& l' S'' ais.t
ssfF=r For = II a ESTOS.
wfn,,,-. s...-,.-,, Captain h French,
On TG fE&'i.s' I, November ao,h. 1850,
90 freight received after 70 ooS on Nm, MI ~ P aig
Gs q adng will he signed after the departure Of the
sA&UELT. PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston John w. CGD T' ELL s soS M
<sz4f,5+sfs, FOR RIO DE JANEIRO.
S - The PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FIR the above port ab5u the 10Th November Accommo
each; BY applying to GILMOR MEREDITif,' So.
i'io-i" ~ Exchange Place
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
e@TTsS ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL
~1z4sass--- STEAM sNAVIGATI0N COMPANY,
NEW r 9oBE AND \ 3, GALWAY At; LINE,
Carrying the British Mail and Government dispatches
The steamships comprising this line have been approved
new IRON SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS
~ "a ,nII if............44g 40 tons burthen.
TisTER 80 tons burthen
19 toms b Sarfhem
The next departure will be
New York. '-''''' -o''' nom
to the PRINCIPAL cities OF England and Scotland anu
First class $780, 500 and 75 according Ia staeroono .c
lIru class $50. cook
Prom Galway TO Boston or New York, 81 class $40
England and Scotland $85 '''P"' ''''s' IN
Ara to St. Johns n n First class e3 third Glass; SIS
Glldren under II years. half Price; under year. free
Grass passengers are required to furnish beds and tins
sailing Boston, viii REEVE free PasSage e o sa' Sew
The steamers Of this Company have been constructed
WITH the greatest care as regards safety and comfort
T5in 0ds snd p+openg power s9d are built with
TO surpaSs IN speed and rough weather qualities, any VS.
fences. -
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
tickets at low rates
For freight or passage apply to
ROWLAND 4 ASPINWALL, Agents,
81 anu % SOS NRW sfFSTs york.
orto JOHN Q. A HERRING,
At the Office of the Adams Express Co,
ols..f i04 B sai.9fSb5 sfEsf M.
BALTIMORE.
So NEW YORK.
The steamships of this Line
- will leave Spears wharf,
BALTIMORE,
EVERY TUESDAY AT NOON.
NEW YORK. (from Pier Il, NR3
ON SATURDAY. ?. NJ,
goods in Baltimore early Monday nrniues
Shippers to Boston, Providence, Portland ether East
rn points, have their Goods promptly forwarded v
his line free of con- mission
Apply to SAMI. I. PEARCE, Agent,
1i6 SPEARS WHARF
or to II. B CRONWEI.L.& co,
SO WEST STREET,
oIo-i New York
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, Nov. IS.

SHIPS.
A Annapolis, Flckett, LIverpool-foard Rogers.
Admiral, (Brem) Weitng Liverpoo-J Hooper & Co
AdoIpmne, (Bre) Meyerdieck, Amsterdam-F l. Brauns
NO
Arey, Wilson, Acapulco-G Meredith
Barreda Brothers, Peee, Callao-Barril Bros
Cherubim, Skinner, Caao-Barr Bros
Falmouth, Hanes. AmSterdam-F L. Brauns & Co
Grace Gordon. Babson Liverpool-Foard & Rogers
James Guthrie Pitman CITY Point-Jobn Hr@hes
Juniata Wilson Liverpool-Foard & Rogers
Johannes VonTritzen London-A Schumacher & Co
La Duchcsse D'Orleans Pisagua-Fzgerald Booth & Co
Marian Stevenson LiverpooI-F L. Brauns & Co
Ocean Traveller Boardman Calao-BarriI Bros
Patterson HILL -, Coleman * Baily.
Roland tBrem.) Wicke, Bremcn-A. Schumacher 4 Co
Sybl Freeman Liverpool-Foard & Rogers
Wanderer RYDER = Coleman AZ Bailey
Gustay tBreplN Neinaber Iiyernool-J Hoopor &. 70
Industrfe (Breml Hichen Liverpool-F T. Rrapns & n
UadIev ont Roston-T Wbitridsn g. 70 ~ - w
Kate iincoIn Hnuhes Natangaso NTNrrsu e. po,ou
Iapwinp Kelly Rio de Janeiro-Engh TanGin" e. a.
Maria levin MonteIi3eo Eiyl,Inn or IS S ~ ~ W
Nav Queen Gibbs Rio de Janeiro ri o,,o- p;
s il 'Watprman Cl;Gord Roston Mi g. pi,,
WrsSocu,con WLaIlo,, uonto;l iy!,S i'ii va
Go ' ~ ~ IA manu. "'ase y
Wncatlond paacocl Rio Dc T.re;.,T ci.,;o,
RRUCS 's'
Bebandiee tDanl Carl IrsiandoW Rboaas l. Son
I'od - - ~ -, ,I NJ pnoaas " son
Iiid &c q 10y i NJ , ~ er'iu ho'h 20
las Carav CoaIa Gains St iano.W A,rraaorb e. Co,
James Madison Trayers New York-A NJ Mitchell
Lama Crook West Jndies-W Rboads g. Son
Mar AtweD Askins Cane PaImas~R II Stvau
Mary Morton (Br1 Rood AltaveIa Key-Kelsey h GRAY
Pres Benson Champion, Monroyia-G. W s. Hall & CO
Palestine THOMPSON for freirht-Kirklond Chase & 70
r. r. Kirkland Knight st. Johns-C Jacksnn & 70
San Juan, = repairing-Coleman & Bailey
PlUmmpr pendar PRO
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IdsStEtiS aud their bagg8ie CCOvpyp1
between the DepDts the Route ~ ~ ~' -
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nigS ras,
on the Ba a steamers and are pTyileged to ig
HFPARTICULAR NOTICE.-Passengers from New Yorl.
and Philadelphia by this Line viii have their bargse
checked from those cities to BAY BOATS from TErncr
will be checked to different points South. '''''
E9T fIrtler Information and Through Tickets, apply in
new YORK at the Company's Great Southern Railroad
Once Jersey Ferry Buildings foot of CORTLAND street C.
ferje AZ T. also at the New Jersey Railroad Office foot nj
Courand street at 229 Broadway, Of Barclay
street. abovethe Astor House. In PHILADELPHIA at he
Company Once n. W. of Sixth and Chestnut SIS
Or 6 at The nep% Broad and Prime streets And in BATi
ofIHion Dock or on board the Bay Steamers - 1919
Thelarge ana commod0us, and beautiful steamers
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, replete with every ro,r
iort ana convenience have been added to tie Line The
ANA, Capt. G. " Russell, and BELAI Capiain Jas
mGlaons. ~ ' ~-' vi 'et'l'
The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers viii leave tie Corpa
mN.s Mlarl, UNION IMAk. ENnL 81 E-&LMNE .IR- II
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BLANK BOOK. PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL T.. TURNER.
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
HAS ON HAND VERY SUPERIOR AS
i i S0RTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found WRI-
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign OF
all the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain, in great variety
ENVELOPES Of all kinds
STATIONERY Of every DESCRIPTIONS for Office and priya"
&c, DC
Writing and Copying OF all the best makers LET
NAIES, &c, &c ~
Also large assortment OF WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, a. &c. all at low
prices. - - Wv"
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do we'll to fa22tf
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CINCINNATI HOG MARKET. Nov. 15-The hog mar
ke became quite duh the early part the week and pr
declined fully % cts per GENITAL and the prices
nominal buyers having prety'genera ly Withdrawn
from the market and last evening good hogs averaging
200 to 2O lbs could not have been sold at over Sc 5O
go The receipts since the lst Of the month were as
follows:
rom r>ehtacHy'''''. ''''..'...... 6.76O
Py hhi"aES.''.''. ...,.',,....,.... 2O,47O
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Moasses-The market shows an improvement-sales Of
40 hhds Barbadoes at IS cts small lots New orleans
(new CROP at SO cts and by auction 100 bills Porto Rico
at 5oA Is53% cts. cash SugarsThere has been little
more activity manifested and prices steadysaes OF
SUI hhds at 6d7h cts. Refined unchanged We
quote hard at 93 cts, and solts at SSGl9 cts Hides
The market is duh and heavy and have only to notice
sales Of 500 Buenos Ayrcs IS cts months. Whskcy
The market is lower-salcs 600 bbls. at 20 cts
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$780,, ,,.. PACKETS
ship JANE IL &i,n,iE3iK:S0N, Captain EnoNss
HELEN i. MILLER, Calf
CHARLES, R,Iarr
Ihse vessels all Of superior class, insure at tf
oWest gure They sail regularly and are CON
1anteh by captains well experienced in the The ca
P@city TOO Of the above vessels in such will afford grs
facility to shippers 70: freight, cabin or stccrage PASSAGE
apply 20 IOHN HEE DERSOS 4 "a '''
rr,, 81. t,,-,-,,,r , - 40. 81 Pratt street
GEO " !FHSON & 90, Agents, New Orleans, win for
Wa0 WiSh promtneS' AMI dispatch all goods consigned to
tRtif :'ltreSS