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ECONOMY ECONOMY II
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed an
Split, at Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
NO.3 NORTH STREET.
sl0h JAMES II. JOHNSON
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INCLUDING
\ View Of Nouns Vernon,


In the Engraving at WASHINGTON, These splendid
cnglayings are from original paintings by licks,and
are engraved steel in the highest style OF art.--
They are each 2lNld inches, cacn containing SIX
SQUARE FEEr So many coarse, miserable pictures
have been rnlmed upon the public works OF art
and especially in cheap, black and muddy engraviuyS
-thUtit is difficult 10 convince persons of taste that
thcy are safe in ordering what they have not FIST
sceu. We have paid the first artists their own prices
amounting 70 many thousand dollars, to produce en-
cravings rea " nEAurIFUL,aS well as the best por
tcats, aud that shIl hn Splondid ornaments TO any
parlrr Es~Opinons that cNn be relied on;
NJ rhe editorufthe y \ o. O'esrosrstys;-"These
engr,vpgsnrs genuine works ofart--the likeuesseS
are admirable, the por,rait ot Mr., Everett willtake
precedence Of all Others"
st'' lht " u Cr.S'iIn iie-rGte says;- They
are Among the finest engrHyngs we have ever seen,
anil the pnhli iShers are FULLY RESPONSIBLE for
ALL rlEN PROMISE"
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS,
We will send pnSt paid, securely packed N rollers
EtruER Engraving anita 81 Magazine year 50.
BOru EnGnNngS aud \ 81 Magazine year, 81,
Agents who rcmit $50 at ono time will have an eN
ira copy of each engraving, The Magazines are
HarpsrS,
The icksr65ckcr.
GJdcyS Lady's BOOK,
The Atlantic
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EEO.TALBERT & co.
.aaors Ans Sow
sar A&A1N @N EAND2
skSf lgs dwrn a ga a
MAMMOTH STOCKl
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.


FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
" THoss who have not visited George
Albert s. Co. s lately would be surprised,
on calling there, to see the immense
quantity, of Goods that are being sold.
The cause is evident; they keep the
best of Goods, and sell them lower than
the Toledo merchants. The people
are beginning to learn that it is a los
ing operation to so to Toledo for their
Dry Goods and Groceries, and to none
is this fact, more evident than to those
who have examined goods and prices
at Geo, Albert & Co.'S. They are con-
stantly in receipt Of fresh Groceries,
and defy competition as regards quail
tynn price. Having once purchased
a bill Of goods at this establishment, no
one can 60 away groaning because the
"times are hard.
esq GEO. ALBERT & co.
PEknYsBuRo, Dec. |, 1859.
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Howard Association,
Ditch Letting.


NTOTICEis hereby given, that on Friday tho 10th
" of March 1850. viii let in sections separa ely
the lowe I bidder therefor, at tho house OF WIN.
rnNor, in New Wcsthed. the making ofsections
| ~ I'd inclusive on Ditch known ns No. q. commen.
cn, the first sand Ridge south of the East ar post
ufsec. "a, in Town L. n. range . Il. Milton twpD
thence north line about IL feet west OF the sec.
line unti It nterSccts the swalo. between tho Milton
& Montgomery Free Turnpike Road, and the north
line oftownship and thence terminating few rods
south of the east ar. post Of sec in said Milton
twp, Each of said sections are 20 rods In length
excepting sccton6s which in rs rods long, and to
he made the following width: sections No. | & II
incu,ive Fl. on bottom; sections IL n 2S inclusive
"a It On bottom; sections ~ 4 81 ncusve. , f. on
bottom; sections 81 so inclusive - f. on bottom
ScCtions h % inclusive, Il. on bottom. All the
hanks to he mndo with hank Slope of II in length
to every foot in depth. Tho cutting tn he ns indi-
Gated on the engineers profile in tn, Office vcryng
ia depth from 4 to f. The earth or dirt taken
from the di,chto he thrown deposited on the sec
line. The work fmaking said ditch 10 he finished
~ the acceutunce Of the County Commissioners on
before the lat of Oct. 1860, All cessu bidders
will he required to give bonds for the faithful peror
nance Of the work within the time fixed by Count,
Com mmissioners an above given. The sale to com.
mcnrc at the hour of 10 O'Clock A, Vi.
JAMES W. ROSS, Co. Auditor.
Auditors once, Wood Co.. Ohio.
Dee 10 lSS9--97wSSS 25
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Shipping Sntsll.aen.e.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, OcroRre G

arrived
Steamship Ben DeFord Haiets, from Rnston via M,
strs franklin DOughertyyo, from NaM York
~ ndo -, . shrver, Dennis, from Phadel.
to N Falls. -i'0u'S'ana' RUSSELL from Norfolk,
Bark Harvest, Austin from Norfolk ballast 70 Inv :,
Metcalf towed up by tug Lioness. IVY -
scnr harriet Leland from Sullivan Ne, to Kelsey 4
cray; stone to Emory. lowed up by steamtug vi.
schr Orbit (Br) Messenger, from st Lucia 18th NIT
sugar TO spence Reid Towed up by steamug Lioness
-S Smith, Wicks, from New York mdse tn Rose 3.
Lyon Mckee, Mundel, from wareham. mdse to
Barge Laurel, Christopher, from New York, mdse to
Barge A Birey, Dorman from Havre de Grace ice to
0er. ' Nv ~
Strs Elizabeth; Culinary, New York, J A Shriver-
John Shriyer, Dennis, Philadelphia, do.-George
Peaoody, Travers, Richmond Jacob Brandt Jr-Wm
Selden Kirwan, Fredericksburg, Thos CLYDE -Lopi
siana, Russell, Norfolk, NJ Falls
derson & Co. f'' ~ Nuei-
Brig Chastelane, Hanny, Boston, L Audenreid & Co.
r, Schrs Samuel, JONES' Santosa and a market James
land Chase Co.--Maryiand wilson GharIesfon hirc
keGndergast.-Chief Wood, Bridgeton, j. Malcom
% Tolley, Meekins Richmond do -E1ie Gnii
90 borough Todd do, VIM Applegarth Il Son-Butter
ing, do do ' '"'
Piiot-boat Florida, (new 95 tons johnson, Mobile
master ' e'
Sailed
Bark Cherokee, Hopkins Mobile
sshs from baltimore,
BARK Jane Il Williams, Wilson, Marseillss Odd inst
Schr Winter Shrub, Norfolk, 9th inst
Schr Fantauzzi, Wooster St John N F. o5tb milf
Sehr i Norvie, Hubbard, Alexandria 9th inst
Keeling, Rhubarb Norfolk 9th inst ''
Schr II ferkins, Grindell, Portsmouth N II al ;nst
Schr ii Manchester, Nickerson, New York stb irs,
Schr " In bacon, Tyler, New York 7th inst
Ciearances for Baltimore
Schr W Gardner Bourne, Boston 9th inst
Bark Bay State, Sparrow, Charleston 4tb inst
- Memoranda
steamship s Sraulding, Howes hence via No.s,
OF boston at a m, 9th inst
ship Anne Bowen Chesebrourh uncert,i, ,.s, r1
soEs' Bay, July 25th A" as III ioo'
verpool, Goth ult Sai'eo from LII
Ship Junita, Williamson fo- c;,
verpool, 10th ult. Ivy ioin'' oieareo at LIZ
10Th ult i'iA' arrived at 1enoa,
snip brownWel, Berwick for CITY Point cleared Mt
Liverpool 2st ult, and sailed 23d 0'' eieareu at
Bark Indus, Lennon. from Batimoro c. d.: r..
was seen 2ls ult lat rs so, Ion SO AZ " o 'aheiro'
Brig Cemantha Hopkins, Hamor yror, p.,,.
certain, remained at Ponce P R. 23d uIt niofe' uu'
:. Brig Queen of the South, Chapman sailed ,., D..
Iona, 18th ut 'rom oarce-
Brig Clarence, Phinney for Hampton Roads wa, ,dg
at Rio de Janeiro, Aug Gath. was rug |
Brig Thurston, Gilkey, from Richmond arrived 1zh
ult. 'eu' Hth |
Brig Sir Collin Croscup, from Alexandria, arrived at
81 John, N B, I'd inst. ~
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MARKETS RY TELEGRAPH
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.

WEST COAST OF SouTH AMERICA Brio Canada-o 46s
gus Cocoa II bags Coffee $50 hides 46 sercons loxa
u 20 no. orange do 56 bales, do, Fitzgerald Booth
MoNRoYIA, W G. A.-Keteh President Benson-1os
CASKS pain OIL 34ol pes camwood Is pkgs sundries G
ST. LUcIA-Br schr. OrJit-132 puncheons moIasses
Il ties de- so bbls. sugar, Spence Reid ''
. COASTWISE.
NEW 1oRK.-Schr. s. ". Smith i bale mdse " +
Anderson; pkg. do, J. Marden; 40 do W Davidson
20; retort, Baltimore Gas Company; so pkps mdse
Goodrdge Walker; 6S do, Bevan Sons; 76S pcs mar
PIE IA Kelly; boxes mdse G. o. Stevens CO.. so cases
OIL w. g. Price CO. los bars iron, R. B. Porter & Son.
y bbls. chalk, Baker, Brothers & CO.. cases matcbes
W. SIMS 10 do prunes, Schwartz Dix 20 pkgs mdse
3. s. Benson do, j. E. Phillips; II do, A. Delamar; 46
DO, Allen Pane Sc do, S. D. Henke & Bros % casks
starch, ]. Parkhurst, Jr Co. '' - '''N'
NEW Iork-Schr. John Warren-2oo tons ruano .
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

FOREIGN.
sANTosISchr. Samuet-2 hhds. butter, in kegs. 100
heIes ard cases clothing, 20 half chests tea erces
too drums Goldfish, so bales bread bbls, do l nEr'
BOOKS 100 boxes candles 80 bales domescs 10 do
chairs 10 boxes starch. -' Az Eases
o. HARRINGTON, N. S.-Br. Schr Tolant-297 bbls fonr
Is do corn meal, do rye flour, cask rice '
LIyERPooL-Ship War Hawk-2 $50 bbIs four 90 $40
wheat 10 hhds tobacco, Os4 bushels corn 449
bags quercitron bark 200 casks tallow ' ITO
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SUWKER ERRI NGa IHNT.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

rams leave calvert station as follows
The Mail Train daily except SUNDAYS, .tB2 Al
And the Expire Train dairy at $50 P NJ, for ETla Bus,
alo Niagara Falls, Kingston, Scranton, Brg
r2c9se Toronto Quebec and Montreal parts
Oh western New YGrk and Caoada So> Pittsburg Chi
Gago Cleveland, Cincinnati ST. LQu. al all parts of the
West and Northwest " WV
Travellers by either of these ~. II to Detroit and
Chicago, via Niagara Falls at the cost as by anv
o-her ~ 80 ~ "''H
For New York City by the 80 A. u Train with only on
chane OF cars and at low rate by any other route
Al $50 NJ: for hmmitSburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster
Lebanon Reading, Pa Pottsville, Bcthehem Allentown
Md - " ''Ee'sto"h '
Ats39A n. and and 6 NJ. for Green Springs Ov-
ms Hills Relsterstown and Westminster, Nd
the harrisburg Accommodation Train, daily Except sun
cay at 90 L. NJ, Ter the Vest and Northwest
The Cockeysve Accommodation Train at 30 A. " from
Bolton, and GEO NJ from Calvert Station Returning ar
riyes at $40 A N and s - p NJ "
travellers from Washington and the South by the
this road $500 " "' 0'e'
For TICK ETS and information apply at tie Ticket Office
Baltimore. ~ 'e''
,op,-, ,, JAS. c. CLARKE E. superintendent.
JOHN 4. RIGNEY, Asst Superintendent
J. ii. WARNER, Ticket Agent
81
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.r-Sl. - ~ ss..e-N.t.ftf lYE 4

2nSE VIZ, s sa2sST-Sts-t VEST AND .yOFYH
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
elbows: 10y ~ ''"'"' wa run NJ
Leave camden Station, 3atmore-Nail texc-t Sunqays}
a. $50 a. N; Express daily at 4GO p 81 Both Trains 20
directly through to ALL PARTS OF THE WEST SiTfTi;
WEST AND NORTHWEST. ' wv III
FOR VA PASSENGERS
between Baltimore and Piedmont take the $50 n train
between Cumberland and Wheeling, AMI heyeer Grafton
an TarkeTSourg take the 400 P NJ train rom tinore
and Frederick at GA II go = -
the ELLlCOTTS MILLS TRAIN Leaves Ralt,oor. ats .
4 NJ and and 20 P u. and FIcost's Nils at KS
n. aGr 80 and 6 40 P. H. ~ - ' ~
FOE WASHING ron AND THE gOUTg,
Leave Baltimore at IS and $40 A. NJ and is ami 2OF
TN sundays at 425 A. m only. Leaves Washington for
baltimore at 20 and 740 A. NJ and 20 and 30 P On
sundays at 70 r NJ only. The and third trains
only from Baltimore stop way points Tie second and
fourth trains from Baltimore and the second and third from
washington connect v 18th trains the Annapolis Road
For tickets OF every kind, informatlop &c apply TO T.
ENGLAND Agent, or at the Ticket Office Camden station
". p. SaITH,
n co,r ,, Master OF Transportation.
a. n. gent
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$4,000 pieces

WILMINGTON MARKET, Oct. s.-Turpentine has ad
yanced 10 cts this morning Yellow Dip with sales Of
300 bills at $3.50 for Yellow Dip 81 90 for Vran and
81 25 for Hard per $50 lbs Spirits Turpenne-Fu
safes on saturday OF 500 bbs Empire Disery at 40 cts
$I.l0 per $40 lbs. -
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, October Cotton is frm-sales of > OOO
bales Flour is quie-sales of 16 500 bbs Ohio IS ION
o,oG southern unchanged Wheat has advanced-sales
Of 100000 bushels at advance of to cts Cbicogo
Spring sll9Gl %; Milwaukee Club 81 24dl 26b; red
western sl.S3dl 50; white Sl40d1 IS. Corn is firm
sales OF 1000 bushels at 70d7l Pork is heavy-
Mess S5OGl9; Prime S13 25Gl4 so. Whisky closed
hrm at 23d 23H cts Sugar is steady-Muscovado G * IA
~ cts. Turpentne Spirits closed firm at 4lG43 cts
Rosn is dull Rice is firm. Freights-Rates re deciin.
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FOR THE EASTERN

S-Sk1fIsg---1S ~ iiiN L--ltO tbNN
b5E27EzassEozr AND WESTERN SITCpy-
inc new swift and commodous steamer KENT CaDtsin
oi IL klrEan leaves wharf Light street ot ~
CaL 1 i lnr GHQPTa NIX RIV ER EVERY WEDNESDAY
- u % ofGIA1 MORNING, at o'clock, touching
Tidge CloIa'S Point, aStle Haven Sherman;s Ser
dhugnletts Wharf, Cabin Creek Medords Wharf Proyi'
nee Eastern, wa Dover rTidgc) Knpstcyn i,in,g
M f3tters Landing and Denton, Returning Iayes
a. Hc o3 Eh Eh THURSDAY AND MONDAY MORNING.
al ocOck, tOncilIrg at the above named LANDINGS
NJ leaves Tor ANNAPOLIS ami NESi RTVER EVFpy
UfSI,A1 and FRIDAY MORNING. Returning same
b hGGhu Trip Tickets for these Gays ST. Freight must
ap25-'f y y c,,.,,.,.
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I'll OLD DOMINION sTEAMBOAT

lrlrf ~
%a - COMPANY
TN F%R , tERER1ERICkSBCRG, VIRGINIA, AND LAND.
INTo pN The RAPPAHANNUCK RIVER
, he steamer VIRGINIA, CAPTAIN NJ Fairbarl I.gres
bitltlHIOr, from her berth, at NUedlams pier igh sirat
@tlarI, Ll cry FE4pAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock and
sWJiuRiRRng leaves fredericksburg EVERY TUESDAY
- " at i coeS, OF immediatyy the arrival of
ate IRAN OF cars from Richmond and Washington 81 rpin
~ an tls regular Landings tn. RappaLa1or ok river
soins anu returning 10 land aud receive freight and ras
r THE VIRGINIA
~ new, and bU by merchants Of Frcde.
t'CAs Irg and Baltimore, interested in the trade ami h
eIshas and farmers residing in tie counties b3rGrrjnys
me happahaunock for the press purpose of kerufg
S,sS steamer on the route During the winter tie Tor
md uecK mas been encoS; d, thus aIorauR complete nm
Ectoh Tor Horses and other live stock Cara,rs Of al
can gf takcr on board and carried under deck without
Oh inc wheels Tier StdtrrCuIn ana berth accorr
re large and commodous, and her capacity Tor
ne @ extensive AS passenger and freight beat lie I
No IT. SUPERIOR , on NE waters Of the Chesapeake.
lMcug freight received in Baltimore and n arges mid
ny n: =: CAPitON Co, Buwly's wharf ~ '''-
NJ received on board Of the Steamer Wednesdays
any ~ thursdays and on Fridays up o'clock, NJ
or further information ana Blank Receii Of eo,- r..
ny tte Company, apply on board, or TO
K: j. CAPRON & CO. Age.s
Y or ,Ir,,,1mrr, ., O. " Fowly's wharf, Batmcrr.
~, IItsitn Mt, Frederick Shurg, Va
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la &C. WESTERN

SI-f& hF5s5-ysIsa1 ESTERN
sEs~-SH't-ssx KARYLAND RAILROAD
OPEN o FINKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station 30 A NJ. and p NJ Re-
turning leave Finkshurg Station, Is and 10 80 A M
Stages for Hampst Manchester Yves min str raney
town and Emmtsburg onthe arrival of the tram
Also for Westminster from the 4 z. NJ. train.
slu IRWIN 4 TAYIop
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Nm, Vol, LEtAEE $3.50.
BB aItimo4Pe T. ~ f. Weldon .: ia 4 n
For Augusta Charleston and die So:th ia ifba SroI NJ
ter Railroad, finished ' "a 'ie 9i"cies-
- The train from Weldon in The eho,a CO, lr ~ T..
Wilmington and Raleigh. "'i' Soes 10
afsenggFs for Richmond and Petersburg or any other
poS on le James River, with a,ns Rjvr hoats
cary a BeXt morning after leaving Baltimore '04
" F3Ssengers for EdentOn, Plymouth, NewLarn Wssb
Etoi eu91' %oidshoro, Beaut, Warsaw Raleigh and
agreeable route. " '' 'If'S,-'; HIigc! ana
Baltimore, June Is, 1869 Tipe5tft - ~ -tI.i.o'