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Mr.. BIRcH returned last evening. .
A mad bull 50 severely gOred two boys in Clai
borne Parish La, last week. that both died Of their
wounds.
DENNIS SMITH fell from the roof Of a building intc
an open well at Chicago. the other day, and broke
his neck.
The Dowager Empress Of Russia is represented as
looking very gentle, smiling and sweet" in letter
from Nice.
Mrs. JEANETTE THOMSON, woman of forty, died
in Franklin county, N. c., a few days since from
swallowing pin.
They say that four hundred and eighty Thousand
persons went to see the races at EPSON on the Der
by Day, this year.
RAEEY was at the last accounts, to give one more
series Of +" farewell performances in London pre-
vious to his return to America.
PARuELIA RUTs..DGE a respectable looking woman,
was recently arrested in Brooklyn, New York, for
forging note on her father.
The Cook Axle Company % Winsted, Conn, are
manufacturing daily upwards Of 1000 pounds of
steel hoops for ladies'iskirts.
Since the nomination of President and Yice-Presi
dent at Chicago, seventeen new Republican papers
nave started in Central Illinois.
A New York magistrate has justly decided that
the attempt Of a man to break girls heart gives
her right to break his head
The MacOupin county (nl) jail was recently set
on fire BY negro prisoner, who was burnt death,
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE!
BLAKELH'S RHEUMATIC LINZ mENT
AND
ANODYNE EMBROCATTON.
Also, His Liver Alternative and Tenic Pill.
TUYHIS magnum Lnimenum arculsr1 ynoFials and
muscular Rhemasm, Neuralgia. and other pains almost 10
stanty requiring many only two three applications
Il acts poweruly the absorbentas ind b eliminating
The morbid hur1os from the system. Il acts discutsn
snoyne, ns19fvng umors in short time In Sur
gerry destined to take high place, Iappantng in some cases
the harshness Of the knife.
The Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill
Is an excellent Pill in all diseases ef The LTsr hillary deEangs
menis. in all in which csharc Is Indicated acting
Oaihardc Alternative Tonic, and de0bsuent according %
the dose.
These invaluable Medicines are sold By
Rains & brown, Nashville, Tennessee.
DR.. J. MCDkREOTr, hurfreesbofo, do
DKERY & Evans, shelbyVile, DO;
PoPE 4 HELM, Columbia, DO;
WARD & MCCLELLAND, Memphis. do;
HERTT 4 HAIL, MilledgsTlie, Georgia;
BaKFR & ECHOLE, Rome, do;
LnaRANn, BLOUNF & akLE MONTGOMERY, AlaiamaS
A. A.. MCChRTEET, Decatur, do;
And By Druggists and Merchants generally.
BLAKEbY & WOODS, Proprist0rI
spr2i-d, tWizH till anI 81 Tullshoma, Tenn.
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Ih,rsdqu,s Proceedings

WASHINGTON, June ACKNOWLEDGMENT at
tempts made to order the printing Of the eley-
enth volume Of the Pacific Railroad report Gen.
Jos. E. Johnston was elected Quarter Master Gene
raj Of the Army in the place of General Jesup.
Senate adjourned sine die
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-29

AM Offering for sale on reasonable terms the following
property Sc handsome Building Lots in the 9TH and sth
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COME ONE! CONE ALL!
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So far thsah Is sonesusi mis- IiI Of macalaas are a
precisely Alike All shuttle Machines and for Carrying h
lower under thread alluls Ihusl into which an NE undo
thread used on each and All o. them have roEouudl
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gurniturf.
III ENRY W. JENKINS,
L pRArpIpAF T,i.5Arr..p ~

ENRY W. JENKINS.
81 PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER,
u, No. l6 LIGHT ST,
ms on iand large stock Of and is constantly
every description Of CA BINkT WARE Of f}e rrSt ma
teT1alS and workmanship - ~ s' Iii"
u IA HAiR h and Spring MATTRESSES, SPRING rNnFI
9EEiA BOSTERS and PILLOWS Of Hair or Frathers IRGS
pED9IEADS, suitable for Hotels servants, &c jatu
@ NEW FURNITURE
l% WAREROOMS
I uhdeisignedwoud call the attention Of his friend
Eae9 tnrnt OF Furniture His stock being
NV ana OF the best workmanship, with very mnlsrat.
p'es' ne hopes inr continuance of the PATRONAGE he L
so long enjoyed at the OF dStand. f"ee i'e ma
TH0s. McGLANNAN.
A. EJrpNITI7p,, No 4Gl W, st Baltimore street
- mh23 If
81 W. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
~ CHAIR AND FURNITURE WARFR00uS
- |, NOS " AND 100 BALTIMORE STprpT d In'iS,
rorMnANUFACIURERSA AND WHOLESALE III PIE AZ Ebs
r ~ ~. on hand and direct from our Factory
and Mahogany. Cane Seat and Rnrk p 9iH walnut
Chairs, painted unpainicd knorkdoun a nood seat
bundles or boxes for shipping o"h Ut Grove up, in
Sat ""''S' Zane ana ood Settles, Cane seat
Roct;1,g n afrs fo..., , Boston Rockers
RarEN '' ~'''' seat anuI spanish Chairs and Suits
Library Chairs Cane sest m a sets and Chamber
Back, Rnranri' "'e
Back 9' N""e seat aho Toilet TABLES and Washstaud.
Lounges, Cane-seat and Rack >'e"S'oh LADIES, &c.
We cordially invite our former na+rlrs -,
the trade, TO give a call ' ''H' anu All Others IN
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, ord T. ~,
Co, : ). Stevens Sons ~ 10 buer' Norris
", GREENWOOD Il CO
ap2Sn NUS 70 and loo Baltimore street.
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Stkanlsbins.

GEEE sAvH NAH.
THSpNAs SWAMI,
w;u1,,v. e,,,u,. Capt. Isaac T Ramsay
THURSDAY October H.
No freight recav sG se4 = s g en ly Of sailing
No bills 3flading signed after departure of the steamer
SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
Agentin Savannah BRIGHAM BALb%i8 tsf CO.. riS @Gtf
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
sGTT4, ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL
1870 STEAM NAVIGATION coMP4Sy.
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE,
Touching at st. Johns, n. +.
Carrying The British Mai! and Government dispatches
The steamships comprising this lire have been
NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS
NAamGllT. .............44 tons burthen
LElNSTER 400 tons barthen
ULSTER 400 toms burthen
The next departure will he ~ VA ''''''
From R9ston, Ccioher 29th, and.
River. ''' ''0"' ''' No. u N"itH
Rates of passage to aoy part of ireland on railway and
TO ne p n,nH S,n cities Lies or England and Scotland
commodation third class $50 ncuding no Iermon &c
~ FROM Galway TO Roston or New YORK, 81 class a.,
F En%sn on . TaEayS in LELAND $3.50 Principal cs IN
Ana to st. Johns: f. First class $35 third class. sls
Ghiden Under IL Years, half price, under year free
rd class passengers are required furnish beds and tins
itrsois taxing passage New York for the steamers
SnG from BOSTON, Will receive free passage from New
me steamers OF this Company have been constructed
with the greatest care regards Safety and cnmr"r
Ded with model tnd propeing power, and are built with
to srpass in speed and rough We ather anaItir NV
fences. " ehah0ieS ana cohN GU
an experieGGed surgeon attached to each ship
tickets l at low rates. TAU '''''''' ''''' "
81 ami So south s!reet
orto JOHN Q. A. Herring, iofh'
At the 'fhce of the Adams Express CO.,
olo3f loi B Bsi,RGf5 sfEse m.
LII q A R Il SqON
TH6MAs SWAMI,
| Win SNARE b, CAPTAIN Isaac T. Ramsay
On THURSDAY, October IL,
No freight received after 70 O'Clock on the day Of esn
Eeamer 's"eO "''er the departure OF tn
SAMUELT PEARCE, Agent
AGENTS in Charleston JOHN s6 S9a'
Ill LINE OF p E4EhTFRt as7vrrv
BALTIMORE. NV
NEW fE YORK.
the steamships OF this Line
EVERY w ER16NSiE5S2hf' AT NOON,
NEW YORK &f $%@ Pier 49, xR5
| n,.. ON SATURDAY, p. NJ,
Delivering goods in Baltimore early on Monday IN orpinp
Shippers Boston, Providence, Portland and ether Ea
srn points, have their Goods promptIV forwarded
| this line free of com mission Imply '''0" y
Apply to AMI. 7. PEARCE, Agent
ortoH B oR 15s TFEff,i S co,
go, 30 WEST STREET
| New York.
sGRFn BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
aa1essea The new and magnificent wheel Iron Ocaa
steamers y Il, SPA LDlNG, Solomon Howes command
ep! ana ZEN DEk0RD, VIM. A Hallett commander wi
nately > Nv = = ''o'N' = ny aitel
| CLASS. Fs'i' ART VI III Il FINS
Fare sl2, including Meals and Stateroons
For freight or passage apply to
4. l.. HIGGINS, Agent,
| Baltimore, May 18TH 1860. mvi6t +
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agmmlssisn Hltrfbants.


John F. LAWSON l. CO..
LUMBER, srAvE,
@TAx IS 4, gsS Si44a $Il$ xHEseA4srs
, ~ dpp 1 sGSs 3 t ). kR 6 STsEEr'
izea BalrrnoR., MD.
4 q. GARMENDIA. ~
-. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
tesn HooAMsRcs STREET,
H. COMMISSION MERCHANT.
FLOUR, GRAIN sgASS S sR9rSP BONES AND SUPER
No New Cora pmq E1edangs Of RE hiME
Reference. in Baltimore: "a ''more' Nd
HcS Se'' ZONES Go" GrsOT Zimmerman CO.
WILLlA1Ma, s. CROSS.
e,,n.r sfESSiEk5 At SSohMnlssssloN MERCHANT.
HOOPS @ and nd sGi nr all kinds Lumber Slaves shOo
N E HnSsT E SSs, AGENTS Pa Central RR s
Fenly 4 Wailsse', New York.
sw. Miller ESQ, Burlington, Pa osu
M ACDoNALD d DUGDALE, 'E' '0aHAl'
'A GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
euANo, G StsfSss AND n FLOUR,
nAues MFkGSElD5 R RI y' Bone SShE PHOSPHATE
o0A "'NlDER B4tT TTaFT AND pRArrsro
All approved FERTILIZERS constantly on hand fe47t
i PoD X E21Ifsse srsDALL, a'1' SMALL
!" WHOLESALE SAFE DEALERS
INDIGO, SPICES, SAL SODA, SODA ASH, &c,
y CHEAPsIDE, BALTIMORE
Messrs. Gqnther Rodewaid Baltimore Messrs E Pratt
Brother, do MesSrs Turnbull, Slaae Co do: Mfssrs
rarkhurst Jr n Co, do Johns Hopkins, Esq Prts't
'I'n'ltS Dank. aul tt
| STIoKNEY a CO., 49,.
NAILS, | S5aGSN II IRON,
T HOOPER Co.,
y. SHIPPING AMI CONFESSION MERCHANTS,
$3.50, COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
1ENE9 W hR4KELEY: ,-u AARON FENToN.
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS
y, s1$$iS "5f s$ $$iEaPyor
;oo. CORNER OF rAG4, ,,,on
7 PARKHURST, JK., & &C.,
-. GENFRAL C0MaIsS1ON MERCHANTS,
SPERM REFINED A Asb e efiE5fs WHALE " OILS
SPERM AND AbAGsNTi&E cANDLRs. o'''''
festf Baltimore, Md
~ HAVING TAKEN THE WAREHOUSE
. No 40 SoUTH STREET,
Directly opposite Guord street
snf i PFlPsr %N fS 81 0T rhH&yR
BUTTER,
| PACKED IN any sizt d package
fOit EAPORTAllON.
having had long experience in this business he is conf
ut Ir y 1hat ne can give general satisfaction.
thus 10 give ms special attention TO all orders
] ~ anu he hcrepy sollclts share OF the trade of
M0TELs, EATING HOUSES or FAMILIES wanting q
ehoiCh article oil BuTrER can he supplied above.
dstr ''i hiLnchN 10 South street,
oou Opposite Guford street
| W No " ~ n
TX ~ a q y "
MA Shifting AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
| l25 SMITHS WHARF,
BALTINORF
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". GREENWOOD & CO.'S
- CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAPFpo0u

g , A. MATHlOT h SONS
S%f SoFA AND FURNITURE WARFROoMs
i NOS 20 AND y NORTH SAY ST.
Near Edgette ST.
AIvo., = sN,tehdihg from Gay to Frederick street
unc on hand large assortment n4 every varfo,
Ooohiol'h AND OFFICE FURNITC r f, enib.aen,eeS o.
BrdStea2s assorted colors ofFetea-Tetes
II9IInSStttds, Cottage Furni Arm CLairs
Mashstanjs ture. IRoct ~ 1d
Mardrobes, Wood Chairs Etagarass Oi'airs.
spring Beds - Office Chairs IWariia FL,
mattresses OF tiusE, Barber Chairs lRecenti
cotton AMI Hair Cribs and Cradles hnlstnga ana Snd "
EXTENSION Trug BOARDS ISettees '''7'
Persons disposed to purchase are i,,,ta5i ,LENGtH.
our stock examination which fr 70 cal and CIV
workmanship cannot be exceed bv snv nH quality OF
adj &; A. MATHIOT SON ''o
- . Nos. % and q North "a, 80,
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rsEA OLD DOMINION sTEANRoAT

$500 h&Gs1Ham COMPANY.
I>I FOft FREDERICKSBURG VIRGINIA AND IANn.
i-T rbs 18th 4N The Il RAPPAHANN0CK RIVER
d ne steamer VIRGINIA., Captain n Farlank leaves
DdiImore from her berth, at Needlgms sttr
sH .' hh ERH FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock am
MI ieaves Frederick sbufg EVERY TT ESDAy
M u at O'Clock, OF Immediately after the arrival a,
"a iIah Vi cars from Richmond and Washington StpUin
az l uhS regular Landings the Rappahannrrk fryc-
sen2grs $3.50 '''''S 'i''Ei' d'lI fa7
1..----.. THE VIRGINIA
~ omaatVely new, and bull, by merchants m Erad
e,caIG; anu baltimore Interested in the trade, ana 10y
@ nus ana farmers residing counties hord,rns
an the happahannock for the express purpose Of kr
lass er on the route During the
ueCt mas been enclosed, thus adorng comnata Ir
tcton Tor Horses, and other hive stock t,arrapas ~
van M taken on board and carried under eck wihcut
on thg wheels Her staeroon berth acconi1
1i re larEe and commudouS, and her Canarv ~
t'Em' eA tesye As passenger and freight h, 81 a. @
NJ r. 1r ipripr on NE waters Of tine Chesapeake
nrongh freight received in Baltimore and cla~gae ,i5
ny n ); CAPRON CO, Bowly's wharf 'N'' pau
lht received on board Of the Steamer Weirp.d,ys
anu !nurSSiiays and on Fridays up O'clock NJ
ny uIe company, apply on board, or to '
X: j. CAPRON X co, Age. :
u CT ,,rcumrr - No. % ROwly's wharf, BaItim0r4
y. 80 aGhIEk, President, Frederick shurg Va mb22
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d aas \ FOR . p TH I
VEST A n n N z II W E y +
HORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SDNSER ARR4NGEBENT.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Trains leave Calvert Station as follows.
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays, 4. ST .
and the Expire Train daily at 80 P ~ E'N ia Ban
alo Niagara Falls Kingston, Scra <nl, Bngt ampen y
ricuse, Oswego Toronto Quebec aBontrea, and all parts
OF Western New York and Canada Also Pitts5urg Chi
Gago, CeVsland, CINCINNATI st. L2U,i ad all parts Of the
West and Northwest - ~
Travellers by either Of these A - to Detroit and
chicago, via Niagara Falls, at the as by anv
other route - ''
For New York City by The 30A NJ Train with onlv one
change Of cars and at low by any other rout
At $50 a NJ. for Emmittshurg Gettysburg Lancaster
Lebanon, Reading, Pa Pottsve, Bethlehem, Allentown
Eaton, Carlisle, and ChamberSburg and for agerstown
Nd. "
At SD 4 NJ and and NJ for Green Springs Ow.
IN NILS, Resterstown and Westminster, Nd.
me Harrisburg Accommodation fran daily Except Sun.
day at OOP ~ for the West and Northwest.
me COckeYsvllle Accommodation Train at 20 A. N from
Botoa and Geo ~ from Calvert Station Returning ar
rives AT g. 10 A. NJ and ~ =. NJ
travellers from Washington and the South by the 20 4
this road.
For TICK ETS and information apply at the Ticket Office
Calvert Station r. Of Calvert Fran streets
Baltimore
~ - JAS. q. CLARK f, Superintendent
JOHN T. RiGNEY. Asst Superintendent
J. H. WARNER, Ticket Agent.
June 26, 1860. ie30.tf
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sA WV .IKTHa~e VEST AND SOETH
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
cliows: NV ~ wa ~" y"
Leave camden Station Batmore-Aa cept SUNDAY s,
At $50 M; Express daily 400 p NJ Both Trains 60
dITecLly through to a ~ PARTS OF THE WEST, SOUTH.
WEST AND NORTHWEST
FOR VA PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont the 80 A. ~ train
between Cumberland and Wheeling and between Grafton
and take the NJ from Bal timore
and Frederick at 100 A. NJ
THE ELI1C0TT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Bas fillmore Att
A. NJ, and and 20 P, NJ. aud EIlcots Mills at 745
NJ. anr 30 and 40 P. NJ. -
Leave Baltimore rs and $40 A. NJ, and is and mp
On Sundays at 425 A. NJ only. Leaves Washington for
Baltimore at 20 and 40 A. NJ, and 20 and 90 ~
Sundays at $40 P. only. The second and third trains
only from Baltimore stop at points The second an
fourth trains Baltimore and the second and third FROM
Washington connect with trains the Annapolis Road
For tickets OF every kind information, &c apuiv m +
ENGLAND Agent, or at the Ticket Office Camden Station
. W. P. SMITH
Master Of rrsns portation
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between the bepOts the Route " '-''.'S -
Passengers by this Line comfortable nights ,es.
on e bay steamers, ana are privileged Ian ousT al mall
at sg Fotn sTd s Wmr l9rir trip by daylight
ana fhiIadephla by this Line will have tLe:r hgppagC
checked from those cities to BAY BOA1S from W Isncn -
VIII oe checked to different points South ~ "
TOT lurthe information and Through Tickets (which ar
~ e Gay or MAI Line apply in NEW YORK at III
ESonlpaiiyS Great Southern Railroad flee, JFI,r
Ferry Buiidn@s, foot Of CORTLAND street N Pearce 49,
also al the New Jersey Railroad Office foot Of Cnirn
OF al O. ~ broadway OF Barclay street aLOy
ue Ast9f mouse In PHILADELPHIA at the Companys
ounce, n W corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streets o.,
At Tie Depot Broad and Prime streets And in X Al IL
~ at me once Baltimore Steam Packet Comp ny fosz
OF ~ mon Dock Or on board the Bay Steamers - $500
fl iiIsG ana commodlouS and beautiful steamers
Eot loi3HA, ana ADELAIDE, replete with every com.
i ing now composed Of the splendid steamers IOI- isl
Ana, capt t. " Russell, and A pELAIDE, Cautain las
Ua,t having unsurpassed state and berth aeon
The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave fine Comma
Daily, Sundays excepted " - ''''
,.. ETAT AZ O'CLOCK. P M-va
ihnedlatey after the arrival Of EXPRESS TRAIN.
81 The following the Schedule. ~ 'e'p"' "' -
LEAVE. Ip.vp
Ny X9rE at O'Clock, mou at s. oclk A. NJ
B sitmn4ge IL IL ~ Weldon at ll59 :. 4 NJ.
F@ augusta, Charleston aud the South ia lie N,nrbas
Ter Railroad, now finished ~ " V '''n0Hes
me train from Wednn in the above schedule goes IN
Wilmington and Raleigh. 5'sS 4"
Passengers for Richmond and P..rsI.,-- No. 49,. -
points on the James River It'll James Ryr hosts
carry ntNt morning after leaving Baltimore 7
20 passengers for EdrntGn Plymouth STUbern "A asl
InSton, weldon Sodsb0ro Beaufort, Warsaw Eaerh and
& ~ u Will find it most pleasant, direct and
Baltimore, June Is, 1850 Iie25lfI prasijr,
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STEAMBOATS,.
Gll-& GREAT
0SS1sfssa1zassS SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE

SoE FRHiT4 N S0UTHwEsTERN
BALTIMORE, CITY Point hYSNcHggRG, VA KNOX
The steamers SE6fdfET bEtr655EE
s s@1nsc h With be at s8n GSqe city Va
THE sh0krEsT TIE Ho 5SG'' EI ;fFns 1hsiGg
- BEST ROUTE p FOR FREIGHT
n a western part 9? Georgia and the northern part on S
Goods re,ceiPed for through any Of The aro, places
d pof d intiher Information rates ana to the ea a
ootf Agent Powhatan sSte e 2 P',, pany,
EslsInr-ss.-S FOR PETERSBURG (vta CITY
THUEs6AY sEaTES 93 vii III, ga , eht wharf
It pr J. eGAN ,Gi j., Agsns
The steamer no P PUfD a now i,
DAY AFfERN go NJ Oct eT th It s[st wharf THURS
lassaGe and fare only S.
:. J. BRANDT, Jr., Aren't,
fR Light street whar
- - FALL ARRAN SFi
STEAMERS NARY E Vas aiPS AND GEORGE
On and after October III A is6o.
u
WI eave Baltimore every THURSDAY morning at "a,
eUch io lg IatnNent Kver, as Hills landing
returning, VIII leave Hills Landing every SATTRDAY
s{H6eHRg for Nottingham. viii leave Nottingham ever
MONpA1 morning at b o'clock for Baltimore callinr NJ al
Inc usual landings the tivr also Al Fair ia
rum Point going and returning. " "''
81 L. WEEMs, Master.
~, THE STEAMER GEORGE WEFMS
nul :NaNt baltimore every SATURDAY morning com
hrEcihE saturday morn ng, October 18th ISf0 at ~
VIII i v ni2fSaing as lar up as HIPS Landing Returning
iaapi5s landing for Nottingham every TUESDAY,
l1s N99tngham every WEDNESDAY morning at
CLOCK Tor Baltimore. Calling all the usual andIS on
returning. 1'"h A''ht Eolhs anu
THEo. wEEMs, Master
THE STEAMER PLANTER will discontinue h 4;
alIer IneSday, October 9Th, 1860. oe.trf
EsSNA BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEHAN
6ALY LINE sTGA4 sGo%PAM ny otr
POST, HAVRE DE GRACE, and TIDE WATER GkN ~
Lower s end Of wESsFFfFMpGIH" cqgt Philips ea$e
MONDAY, ,wE6NEsnAY and FRDhhYF EvEY IN Gk n
TG&8DiY fTsHHt3RRi9E leaves yes, PORT REPosT EVERY
The steamboat LANCASTER" Cart y " T 81,
ieay M1S same place EVERY TUESDAY, THUR sn
SSa aiT EVENING at O'Clock ReturnDg eave
EPhh iRYEf p1 Ky cry MONDAY WEDNESDAY ami
aiD ,, EEENlNG, at o'clock, and HAVRE DE G ATE
! Passage berths included, SO cents
ofaS 5 received tay until o'clock carried at los
- Duplicate receipts for freight will he ra,rrea
me agent at Havre dc Grace will attend Ia aTwsrd, al
Consigned to him for any point on the Prnns
OF m I freights intended for Baltimore
! b. chartered at any time "' i'hii'hSon' cah
JOS, JAS. TAYLOR, Agent Raltimore
! o3f \ ThI EE' IA LQR, Agent Havre de Grace
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AaI! 2pgos.
DO GfzKEl

lL&s h}Gftt55 WESTERN
A@---nH--rR- MARYLAND RATEROAD
OPEN o FINKSBURG STATION.
Trains leave Calvert Station 80 A NJ and 4 p NJ Re-
turning leave Finksburg Station, Is and 10 81 A. b.
Stages for Hampstead Manchester Yves ste fancy.
town and Emmittsburg he arrival Of the 8A tram
Also for Westminster from the p NJ. train.
sit IRWIN h TAYIoR
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HARDWARE.
IL HISS Il COLE
No. IS SOUTu CHARLES STREET,
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN HARDWARE
K HOE CO 5 CAST STEEL, MILL, CROSS CUT and
CIRCULAR SAWS
FISHER NORRIS AMERICAN EAGLE ANyILS and
PARALLEL. CHAIN VISES
FlEhnS, SANDWICH CO.'S CUT TACKS, SHoENAILS,
COLLINS HARTFORD AXES, HATCHETS, &c
NEW ENGLAND SCREW CoMPANY'S GIMI EFT POINT
WOOD SCREWS.
RUSSELL Il ERWIN MANuFACrURING COMPANY'S
LOCKS, &c.
FITCH MANuFACTURING CoMPANY'S CABINET and
AMERICAN HORSE NAIL, CONPANY,S HORSE Ann
CLINCH NAILS.
AMES \ SONS SItQVEI.S and SPADES, &c, DC
WIN. WILCOX h co IS PLATE and PAIIOGKS
DARLINGS II WALDRON'S BRAND CORN and GRASS
SCYrHES " $500 ~
SCYTHE SNEATHS, SCYTHE STONES, &c, Nc
BUILDERS AND SHELF HARDWARE large and full
assortment. I'D 1870 "
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Ha9a HOL ESALE
tUHNSE LILO UOR - OUSE
e1ses92z< CLABAUGH GRAFT,
50 SOUTH STREET., opposite Exchange Place, Baltimore,
DISTlLLERS OF DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
And Dealers in
FOREIGN LIQUORS,
. ofevery description
g invite the attention of purchasers stock
LIQUORS, particularly choice OLD RYE WHISKEY I'm
taton CoGNAC BRANDY, Of several varieties, and
SWEET MALAGA WINE,
carcey inferior the imported article all OF which are
anted to give satisfaction - ;.sn,a
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n23-tf
GEORGE WARNER

" c0UyJSSIov yrpoy, Ma,
FOR THE SALE OF SOUTHERN AND WkSTERN
PRODUCE,
l62 SoUTH EUTAw sFKaEF,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad nrunt)
=, Refers by perm!- sion to
MesSrs Kirkland Chase i Co, Baltimor.
hessrs. Pearce GRAY, Baltimore.
MessIs Buckler " Shipley, Baltimore
Messrs lsaa. Reynolds h Son Baltimore
Messrs Wyckhoh X Post, New York
Messrs SPOTS, Harvey n Co. Richmond
Messrs. Alvey lipsc NIB, Richmond
Messrs. $. T. d T. e. Budd, Charleston
Messrs. ToGlmiR Voorhees, a. Co, Mobil.
George Nathan, ESD, New Orleans
hdwd " Warner, Esq, Philadelphia,
Mci Warner, Esq President MecAapics' Bank 1,I,i.
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a6N CHARLES H. ROSS 4 Co,
E&E] IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in
&zseassS LlQUOR-, WINES, &c
,, No. COMMERCE STREET,
Keep constantly in store and United States Bonded
houses, $1,000 10y
C0GNAC BRANDIES,
Otard, Hennessey, &c
ROC l. LE BRA NDIES,
Segnette. Pelev &c
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape, Imperial Eagle, &c.
VINES,
Champagne, Sherry. Port, Madeira, MALAGA 1c
AMERICAN LIQUORS,
Special attention s solicited their large stock of
OLD RYE WHISKEY,
Which cannot be eXceed by any house in the ned
including Extra Fine Superior Monongalela Jackson
Also, Imitation Sweet
MALAGA WINE,
States :" 'He "hiteu
,,>, , DOMESTIC BRANDY,
GINGER, LAVENDER,
AND WILD CHERRY BRANDY
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Java, mats and bags 4I1IS " Four and
st Domingo ..........l3 G,l34 % Cash.
By auction, 4th inst, "Eens" cargo comprising 900
bags and 2 $50 do Santos disposed of at l25GI5A
cts average IA % loo for former and IA IS 100 latter
Further business has teen restricted by of stock
hut notice good demand for good and prime descrip
lions at full quotations. public sale of $500 bags
Rio, from second hands is announced for 10th inst
Stock Of Rio, Oct 9th, New Orleans 900 bags
4" Baltimore. ...... 49,. 5000
g Oct 9Th, New Ycrk............. 525 "
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Are Agents for the following Manufactures:
| THOMAS TURT0N SONS, CAST SHEAR SflIL
MILAN GREAN Els Il SONS, FILES, RAsPs, DC
WALES FRENCH. AUGER, AUGKR Bits, DC
j. g. HOVEY BORING MACHINES
a: RANDALL, fAcKs, FINISHING NAILS DC
PRqVlDENCE TOOL COMPANY, NUTs, WAsHsRs AMI
PLANE IRONS avn
&c ~ A"~'' DAD inoi's'
CHARLES H. KELLOGG, CURRY COMBS so.Lrs A.
HALL, ELTON Co, PLATED Spoons Ann FoREs
SCOVlL MANUFACTURING CO., SHEET BRAss ANN
DAVID SNYDER, SHovKLs AND SPADES
'' oA"oLs'
DUNLOP Il MADEIRAS Axrs H.,na.-e L.. ,u,o,