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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-29

The Night Express runs Daily, Saturdays excepted.
All other Trains Daily Saturdays excepted
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-29
Misfellaneons.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE

As accidents ,cH happen IN iCelI regulated fdni
lies, il is desirable 10 have cheap and
nient way for repairing Furniture, Toys Crockery &c
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH.

MI TEETH.
W. LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and petentes
of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 49,
tends personally at his cfhce in this city. 01%0p
Many persons wear these teoth whoD
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofice can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but to those who particular and wish the purest,
cloanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this oity-No 336 Pa avenue, between
9Th and 10th ats. Also, 9O7 Arch street, Philadel-
phia. oc l-ly
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DENTISTRY

n DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS, after q pracucal test OF two years
feels that he can with confidence recon-
mend the Cheoplestic Process for inserting ~ -
artificial teeth. II has the advantages
strength, beauty, clea anlness, and oheepness. Full
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partial In proportion
Office 500 Pa. avenue. SCI
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUEhhcToRY,

~ 4SS TTH STREET,
Opposite Odd FslIotos' Hall, Washington, ID. C.
Travellers will study their interests by examining
my TRUNKS, VALICES, &C., before Pur- EXYm
chasing elsewhere. AS use none but thekN6HN
best material the market affords ana emp oy a2Aho
the best worknen, can confidently recommend my
work to be superior In StreHgtk and Durability to
Trunks that made in other cities and sold here.
keep constantly on hand, and make to order (on
one weeks notioel every description of SOLE
LEATHER, IRON FRAME, FRENCH DRESS
and W0QR BOX TRgEKSi ASHLAND end
NESS; SADDLES; WHIPS &c, &c.
man!ike manner, at short notice.
Trunks delivered in any part of the city, George
town, or Alexandria.
Also-Agent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY
de l5-iy JAMES 9. ToPHAM.
I AIDES HOMEMADE SHOES.-Glove Kid
IL heel doube-soled Button Boots, Sz5a;-
English Il Lasting do do, s2.ss; Goat Skim
Aso, every other style Of ROOTS and SHOES,
FOR Ladies'. Misses and Children's wear.
ROSENTHAL, No. az Market Space,
jal4-eoly Pa. av. ID door above 9Th Ut.
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EQR RENT OR SALE-The new three story
a FHAME HOUSE, oil o street north, between
otn ana Sth streets west, containing 2 rooms. and
with good yard and stable attached. Apply to A.
DUVAL, Agent. Temperance Hall, street.
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HHOR SALE-A valuable FARM in high state
T. Of cultivation situated in AiexanGria county
Va, containing one hundred and thirty fve acres,
more or less. 1t adjoins the farm Of Major w ID.
Mutt and Is about seven and a half miles from
SWashington oty. For particulars apply at the
otaI Omoe. mar I-dtie
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F Z L; Fl U E LIZ

+ UEL!
have now one of the most extensive stocks OF
Fuel IN Washington, consisting Of
White Ash Broken Coal, Rcd Ash Egg Coal,
White Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash Stove Coal
TIeverton Free Burning, Do. Run Of Mine,
Hickory, Oak snd Pine 27so pounds to the ton
Wood, sawed and split. in oil cases.
All of which will sell at the lowest prices for the
cash. for 80 or 60 days paper, well secured.
III All accounts now standlrg will be presented
before the LIST OF Janusry 1850, and IL Is earnestly
hoped will be promptly settled.
X. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, 18th and sts.,
de2o near Canal.
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4 (VONsOLlDArED LOrrARIks OF DkL-
~ AWARE.

wILMiveToN. DKLAwAHH-
tained from the Legislature OF Delaware, at Its late
session, Lottery Contract, TO continue In opera
ton for q period of twenty years, and having given
bonds to the State for iioH Of doLIars, 70 Sc
cure the prompt pay ment Of al prizes so.d are nov
DATEb Ls LoTTER2Es sp' OF DEIAWIRE for
the benefit Of inteInstlossl nIEoysments sn1 steey
OFDELAWARE + for the same objects.
The Consolidated Lotteries OF Delavere are
Sussex County Lottery daily st is minutes before
IL m.
tery Commissioners appointed By the State OF Dol
aware
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WOOD AND COAL.

w o o D! co. l.!
w y o ID " . l.
A ThoroSgh Stock Of all Sizes af Coal
and all Kinds Of Wood,
II COAL well prepared before delivery.
. IL 2,240 pounds TO the ton.
WOOD ready prepared 70, suit the wants OF
each customer or delivered cord length.
IL l56 feet in a cord of Split Wood.
HI The WOOD sawed, but not Split, Is measured
before beiug Sawed
IL For sale at the Loirest Possible Prices ct the
CITY STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILLS
AND COAL DEPOT,
FooT OF 11TH STREET, BELOW WAR DEPARTN'T.
Il. ]. 4 w. NJ. GAIT,
Ofce-2S2 Pa. ev, bet. lth 18th sts., nor tn side
III Orders left at either pace will receive
ian 28-tr prompt personal attention.
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FARMS FOR SALE.-Two highly imrro. ed
Farms, about 200 acres each. 81 uated on the 7th
farms are adjoining. and have excellent buildings
and and IN an unusually good nelghborhood will be
formation apply to w. BATCHELOR. Cotta1e
Post Office, MOntg omery county, Md. fs e7lm
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A NEW N0VEL-Holmby House, a Tale of
"A Old championships, by 6 J. White Me-
VIE, one volume, paper, proe 80 cents by mail 60
cents.
Part FOur of Tom Brown at Oxford, price I2 cts
For sale at the Bookstore of
BLANGHARD & MOHUN,
fA AS Corner nth ST and Pa ay.
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EOR RENT-On Capitol Hill, two FRAME
Ia l. a aOI SEs, on the corner of Maryand avenue
with large yard and sable. Inquire of WIIJTIM
REASAN. corner of 18th and at, mar s-6tt
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LOTTERIES.

whole Tickets, s20-Hslves, s1o-Qusrters, %.
Prizes cashed at sig az per cent discount
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded "a soon as the result
becomes known.
All orders for schemes or tickets % be addressed
TO DON RODRI6UEZ,
mar str Care of City Post. Charleston. &. g.
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k'OR SALE-A large 8 story BRICK HOUSE
fhre- proof) in the rear of Jackson Hall suit-
ahis i2r carpenter or coachmaker, for any other
manuactuIIng establishment; we'll situated for
business; Terms easy. Apply at THOS. HH
SITS. MAJ 9!w.
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III - most eIsgaat siylel Of ksS GOLD INV.
ELkY,s1sslsssds s'r holiday pFsssofs.F ~ lass
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900 SEVENTH STREET.-a50 barrels north
90. EO.1 ern Apees, in prime order; Goshen and
premium New J ersey Buokwheat Eastern Cheese
extra fine quality also. large stock Of Famii,
Grncerles, OF every kind, w holesale and retail, ~
prlces TO suit the times, at the New Sto-e-2S3 1th
at. (de IS) q r JEWEIJ
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a VALUABLE FARM FOE eALE..Sitssssl
60orgetQVn, 6 tho lnterse0tion OF The 6eorgetoyn
Snd Little Fa1ls roeds, o0nasting Of l4 acIes. In
6tS ~ Il s35eSfS, WsshingSoas D. c. . lo-N
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EOR SALE-A Moe three story Brick HOUSE,
bey's Subdivision. The above property Will be
sold on easy terms Price made known by ineur-
street: opposite Centre Market. Title perfect.
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DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
- RENT.-The subscribers have Tor rent 2 very
n. atty furnished House, the immediate sicinty
0l OF " indeI BuihIrg. To satisfsotory tenant
the rent WILL be made tisfsc.Ury.
]. c. MCGUIRE & CO.
mar Slw AuctIOneera and Com MercbartS
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OUTER WAREHOUSE.
II 50 EXCHANGE PLACE. BALTIMORE,
Right Opposite Post Office.
We have a. ways on hand every quality of BUT
TER for Bakers, CONFECTIONERY and Store Keepers
ana the agents for it, getting 1t consigned
direct to Us from the farmers. we can sell it very
cheap. ELLICOTT Il HEWES
fa l5-1 Ruttar
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

HOUSE FOR RENT, on very reasonable t.rm.
II on the corner OF 10Th street east and G street
norm: The house Is most conveniently arranc ed
contains Six rooms. and good garden contaiSipg
on ere OF ground with choice bearing fruit trees
sad pump ~ water on the premises Inquire Of
msr5-Sts - " f'N''-''O''
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FOR RENT, three story FRAME HOUSE,
4 on iith street. between l and X, containing 3
rooms and wide Passage. and els srn In the yard,
APP to M: SNYDER, Jr., Agent, at the Plumb
Ing, Gas FittEg And stove Store of Z. Snyder,
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SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
y Two eglendid suites Of ROOMS, elegantly fur
gress, in the most desirable locality in this city,
being wItAln one Or two SQUARE; OF BIoLns n, ara
Will do well to make early application ~ No. 319
9Th street. between ID street and Pa av. de 5-u
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Never mind grievances like these" inter-
'ts the man, energetically, for he has been
iening, as all have seen, to what is forepone
n sort OF mental agony. "Tell me, is the
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The Cotton market is dul with
ueciinns tenusncy-saes Oh lew hundred bales at
of cts; State $470d475 Ohio S. 1515 20; Souther,
81 95sd535. Wheat has declining tendency-sales o
$4,000 bushels; red Western at S117h1 90 white 81 80
Chicago Spring $1.0SG107; Milwaukee Club 81 lO1 II
Corn has declining tendencysales of $4,000 bushels
9l675; new $lSi Prime is lower-sales at $lO.37H@
1880 Lard closed heavy at 10k(G103 cts. Whiskey il
drooping-saes at lsK cts. Sugar was steady-Musco
vado 4h(G64 cts Molasses is unchanged; New Orean:
33dS cts. Spirits Turpentne heavy at 35036 cts
Kosn is heavy at $l2O. Rice is steady at 3IG4ct
Freights closed frmer.
MOBILE, Dec. l-Saes to- day of s. 900 bales Middnos
A99k cts. The market favors buyers.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.The market for Breadsturs is
dull generally Wheat is steady. Corn is Unchanged
Provisions are dull Pork has decned sales of Mess
$3.50. Whiskey is dull at 19G194 cts.
CHARLESTON Dec 3-Sales of 600 bales cotton to day
prices ranging from to IL cts The market is
MOBILE, Nov. 30.-Coton-sales to-day 5000 bales at
cts sales Of the week 16 $50 bales receipts do
decrease of receipts 81 5 exports 10 $50 bales stock
port 1925 bales. Sight exchange New York at par
Sa n per cent discount Sterling exchange at par "a
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-Cotton-saes to-day of l. $50
Daes middling OF cts. Molasses 20I22 cts Flour de
e1 ReHg sales at $A62TlG475 for super fine. Corn
goo Cts Lard in kegs IL cts Exchange, nothing do.
in 1as4NT Dec. Flour in fair demand wheat-sales
Gan Gar lots at for State 1000 bushels white Mcbi
Is 600 Is on private terms Oats very firm sales
and aioat a. 90 cts, delivered at the Central depot
ate4 cts fo gr%s, supposed at 8sK cts Corn dull
Barley is inopred a mixed, 81 cts for yellow sound
por four rosd az 20 1000 bushels Hsmmonds
at 10 cts. "hlskey; sales $50 barrels
osT S Dec Rrd lTFiopr steady but dull Wheat and
imports-3610 bushels wheat na lots at SIS cts. Lake
bushels barley, 900 bushels rye CauI corn 1000
bbls -four, 1000 bushels corn. lanai exports-1 600
CHICAGO, Dec. Flour dull Whoa,
lower sales AZ 600 bushels at 724G7s vi, and ct
70x@971 cts for No. 2, in store. Corn Ior No i,
firm. Receipts, 400 bbs. -four, 10000 bushy' oats
10000 bushels corn Sight exchange New Yo wheat
at per cent premium. 'rh hrm
CINCINNATI, Dec. Flour unchanged and in loca, do
mand at a .30G440 for Superfne Whskey declined
OF. ut IA cts. Hogs unchanged, but buyers willing
To operate at 3d. while holders ask $b25 Receipts light,
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PRICES AND SALES NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
No. % South street.


luc IlidueiPhid I<tuycF Oh NiOnudy says:
On Saturday there was meeting of holders of
Pittsburg and Allegheny County bonds Philadelphia
Exchange the object of which to meet in friendly
and favorable spirit proposition of compromise coming
from Allegheny county. The attendance was very full
probably sixty persons being present. John H. Brown
ESQ was called to the chair and Mr. Joseph R. Fry
tax convention of Aleghany county were before he
meeting and discussed at length The spirit the
discussion was favorable to just and equitable compro
mise. But one or two persons opposed a compromise.
Messrs j. b. Townsend, W. j. Howard, J. r. Fry, E k
Price and Judge Knox spoke in favor CT compromise
Mr.. Price alluded to the manly stand of the Supreme
Court, but argued that we must compromise. Mr. How
ard and Mr. Fry also cOncilatory. The following
resolution was finally adopted by a unanimous vote
ReSored, That committee of be appointed who
shall be authorized to meet and confer with any commit
tee or representative Who shall be empowered by the
people OF Allegheny county the City Of Pttsburg or
by the authorities thereof to treat with the bondhoders
or their representatives, in reference to compromise and
settlement of the claims of the holders the bonds of said
county and city and that The action Of the committee
now appointed shall be reported to meeting of the bond
holders to be called by said committee the chairman
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VXTEILBACHER Il PAUL,
w u,Nnv , ,rI No p;5 q GERMAN STREET, BALT.,

OF HA TANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
And Dealers in Foreign and Domestic eae Tobacco beg
leave call the attention Of the trade t selected
stock of the latest STYLES and brands Of Comprising
in part Peabody, Garibald La Condes Great Eastern
Cabanas Plantation Principe etc. etc. also to their fpe
Of ali grades Havana and Yara Connecticut and Ohio
Seed Leaf Tobacco, s10-n
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Skiraina.

49, FOR LiVERPOOL.-The fine Al ship
~ Viii eoR maS aSN9P9 H9n ed At
nIt. '7'' "'t FoARD & ROGERS,
49, FOR LIVERPOOL.--The fine ship
sss7zaas0CBAN TRAVELLER, Boardman, master, now
loading at Commercial wharf follows the 81 L, and will
''''' '' '''Sl' Apply o "a ROGERS,
LII FOR LIVERPOOL-Th fine All Balt-
oat 5SHG Gha o%s Re 5cEts
TRAVELLER, aud will have Gisratch: For freight apply
diff ioA' Is S & RGiGE Wharf
sks4 FOR BREMEN.--The Al Bremen ship
10 oaA 4 %ILHELMINE Thierpan master, will
PT9 oRnse aPp for the 0Gye p En- and
n29lf corner Lombard Street and 6hea pG
zA FOR LTVERPOOL.-Al Bremen bark
n, '' '''''H' FIJI l. ' BFa6S SEpEG Co.
ssssA FOR CHARLESTON, s C.-THE MEH-
- CHANTS LINE-To, SAIL WEEKLY-The
P ns SaRRnF a SrssE Ra
hef S#rfS and going board win with dis
P''" '0' balance Of freight c IF gs'sffS S fPREkya K
All charges paid on goods shppe5 b Smiths s wharf do
goods sent address viii fsr%ared free Of oonn nha
s.S RSPpSrs will please send duplicate receipts with
Messrs. p RUSSELL Co. Agensfn Charleston ~ diff
ssss FOR RICHMOND DIRECT-TO SAIL,
- WITH DisPATCH-The packet schooner HOPE,
ZAP s h frank The schooner is loading and viii
n,s,s ''' Terms ''S'S'' SPY T. l%GIrcHE1L.
n@o1 Spears wharf.
- FOR MOBILE, ALA.--The regular
I 60 FISH m and Ss
gase cd s R b eapaey and having the most Z
n2itf @pp' NV corner ahsL PrsS a R9G GsF
es@t FOR NEW ORLEANS-DISPATCH
z55 s LINE-Loa4s up town-The regular packet schr
o2 hayhng 1eary g foRef4
ance freight or passage apply to N -'' "a'
n2if N. " corner Pratt and Cav streets.
.eS44 FOR BOSTON-THE REGULA R
non fast os sfRg tG se TEsT
most Of her engaged have quick dispatch Fo
cornell a F5ais sns Ssy 5iFsss
80 FOR SWANSBORO', N. C.-The schr.
n Ssr PC8 g is nov loading foot Of South street and
FOR 'GfEGs f H. Is ff Bk on
,asss FOR NEWBERN, N. C.-The packe
n5o.tf ',,.N '--l l'l c JAS CORNER SONS.
1T FOR WILMINGTON, N. c.
$aRsk THE MERCHANTS REGULAR WEEKLY LINZ
OF FACE ETs-Ths Al clipper schooner FLGRibA raj
dsspaich large portion Oh cargo on beard will sail will
DVNNooK H. = lI EE smTIBs T56;,,
Goods sent to address will be forwarded free Of co..
mission and all charges thereon promptly paid
70 ShRPSfTsE T N Psafe ssRd and
Messrs T. G. & B, G. woRTH,AEentsin Wilmington. nj
49, NEW ORLEANS
FTe-ssT LINE OF
s9tp LANE IAN RENRERSoN, caPtao Kndysa L ''
" EDWARD EN ERETT, " ,iunhy
:. HELEN A. MILLER, Call
Z" CHARLES, Enark
These vessels all of superior class and insure at tn
oWest hgure They sail regularly ertis and cor
maded by Captains we'll experienced the trade The c:
pacty ZOO Of the above vessels in such will afford grts
facility to shippers For freight cabin stecrag4 passage
apply to JOHN HFNpERSOS & 90
c,,o ,,r ,-r,r,- NO. 81 Pratt street
GEO " HSNSON Co, Agents New Orleans will fo
their address, 49, 49,, ~
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stOraqf

Storage.
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
w J. SMITH,
auzz-t 6S South street.
STORAGE WANTED. ON first floor of Ware
ohousc No II Smiths wharf low RATES, by
.o CHARLES PENOERGAST.
Iezo u u Smiths wharf
capacity to the extent of 10, coo
Rharres merchandise can be obtained at Hendersop's
wharf; Apply to JOHN HENDERSON & Co,
lngltI corner Commerce and fratt streets.
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
I GEO WARNER, 162 3. Eutaw street au2I If
STORAGE will be taken in warehouse l25
9Smith's wharf, at moderate prices Apply toKNOX h
-. d30tf
NEW AND VALUABLE MACHINERY
! The FAIRBANKS & WIIMOT PORTABLE STEAM
BOILER, IA RM ENGINE and FOREST SA " is now on
exhibition and Tor sale at No Isl West Pratt street alti
more between Charles and Hanover where the public are
invited TO call and witness its operations 1t will seen that
Two men can cut from 20 to 10 cords per day with fine
greatest ease. - '' WIN VIC
At the same place he the astonishing enerations
o. the ROCHESTER IRVING SHAVING JOINT SfIiNGGE
MACHINE. 1t will make twenty thousand shingles n ian
anu have the highest testimonials their eciencv and
capabliity Of doing all that claim for them Prae SUI
perhuous as an examn ton will prove all that these
Machines are the grea Labor Saving Machines Of the age
ieI-t Isl West PTIat n sfrst
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THE STEAMER GEnRGE MEEna

VIII leave Baltimore every SATURDAY mosnino cor
menclng Saturday morning. October 18th Iseo q, ~
O'Clock, proceeding as far up Hills Landing Rctn[niGg
VIII leave HIPS Landing for Nottingham eyey ri ESna
leaving Nottingham every WEDNESDAY Inorn;ra y. =
O'Clock Tor Baltimore Calling all the usual Iandinps on
me river also at Fair haven and Plum Point going and
returning. ' s'ins anu
THEO. WEEES Master
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ALEXANDRIA, December Arr schr W Earring
rington, New York.
NORFOLK, November 30-Arr steamship Roanoke
Richmond schr Satilla, Philadelphia. bark Kate
Lincoln Havana
WILMINGTON, December Arr schr J R Dixon
HaVana--Cld schrs Fred Warren Portsmouth N II;
j l. Redner. New York -
RICHMOND December Arr schr Roxania Phadel-
phia;,-Cld steamship Virginia. do
SAVANNAH, November 30-Arr ship AIbatros London
brig Morning Light Bath; schr Enchantress New York
Nav York N NN'1o-N'
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Is WESTERN

HIFRVEN
OPEN o FINkSBURG STATION
Trains leave Call eIt Station so A. NJ and p NJ =.
tuIning Leave Finishing Station, Is and 30 A. 81
Stages for Hampst adj, Manchester. Westminster Tsney.
town and Emmittsburg onthe arrival Of the 8S0A H. tram
Also for Westminster from the ?. NJ. train.
81 " IRWIN K TAYLOR
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A4''-''- . ''''a'aaa hAAlEl
STEAMBOATS,.

ErslkA notice.
~ zsasaszaaa4 FALL ARRANGEMENTS
STEAMERS MARY WASHiNGToN AMI, .cpopop
WEEMS ~ "i>"AN"-
oh ana alter October 18th 1860,
ur.,, mi STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
VIII ,esVe Baltimore every THURSDAY mar ~ -. c,>
l 'ie attXent River, far up as Hills
eyening ~ g M leave Hills Landing every SATFDAS
MONDAY moTninas IAN as a VII leave Nottingham every
me usna landings on the Rivtr also VI FAR az az
Plum Point going and returning ' - ait maven and
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for SaIf, Grfinht Or Ghartfr:

cut SdiR, STRI99l 0f CgaTlRf:
49, FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
T' he AZ schooner EXCHANGE, Of 1C5 tons burlhen.
n2iN No Ga Pratt Street str ct. Baltimore
,zt4T5ss WANTED.--A VESSEL to load $50 tons
-n5a -. -, -,tp' F. W BRUNE SONS.
,sEa4 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
Al Bremen bark INDUSTRIE, Capt Hicklencarr1es
about "S S5oo barrels Apply to F. /. BRAUNS &Co,
o3l-d corner Lombard and Chcapsde
sfsS=-s WANTED FOR A PORT IN EUROPE.
sAn Al SHIP Of about 1000 to 5000 barrels capaci,
~ Qnick dispatch vii be given and fair rates Apply at
0R osf corner S@f Pa H aaS GasIcs G9
dss4 FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
ITh The Al clipper coppered and copper fastened schr
oS0-tt III Smiths wharf
,ss5a VESSELS WANTED FOR
The undersigned are constantly in Of to sl
,,o., M0RaELL 3 RANDALL
te8tI SO Exchange Place.
- TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
- AMERICAN $HIPPERS.-Rrandywlne superlne
order " by ' '"' 'aRf9 s '42Ef HS''s
IL WANTED TO CHARTER.-A VESSEL
ply to lo5l-tfl =. W. BRUNE 4 SONS.
49, WANTED. A vessel of 300 tons to load
for London Also, vessel of 3ooa5OO for South
''as 81 '"' ar" thence A %9ERE 4tRRy RANDALL
s9h IS Exchange Place.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
go Heavy freight wanted for an shin for live,
JOHN HENDERSON & Co,
fel7-u Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
- WANTED.-A VESSEL of about 600
ply Ess e DUNSo6k TE 5EfffSi Ii,,,
sJ=z5s FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
@sazzTie a clipper schooner H. J. NEILn Apply to
iuos., s R; ,pgNNoCK,
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Ga CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
EHstsEs4sa J. B. CHARRON Il co, AGENTS
sSssE2E FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRA nee,
Have just received and offer for sale very superior
skANDIES, vintage Of 1911 Charron Pere ct fs Brand
Emile Belmont Co.. Cognac Brandes, various vintages
dy Wines, from medium very best grades produced in
France superior White Wines Cham Wine various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISKEYS of prime
qualities.
The above will be sold United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid.
Also consignment 10 bbls very old prime Monon
gahea Rye Whiskeys; 10 bbs very old copper distilled
Bourbon Whiskeys 200 bbls fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whskeys to which invite the attention those
in want Of pure liquors, Offce-C0RNER OF LOMBARD
AND HANOVER STREETS. ap5-tf
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

| MEDICINE CHESTS,
fine assortment of MEDICINE CHESTS constantly on
| hand at moderate prices. 49,
Old ones replenished at shortest notice by
W H. READ, Druggist,
| oo., 63 Broadway,
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Ean tern Ports.

BOSTON December Arr bark Lawrance Malaga
cid ship Gentoo, Valparaiso; banks Union Mobile Re-
becca Havana; brig Delaware, JacksonvilIe schrs CALI
ope, and Farnham, Savannah; Tantamount Will
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&A FOR LlVERPOOL.-The fine Al shin |
sS& 81 BYL, Freeman master now leading at CONNER
cal Wharf. will follow the ANNAPOLIS and will have
quick dispatch For freight apply to
FOARD & ROGERS,
Do fruul.nn