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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-28

CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. 10 SUITS Marsailles Children Suits; ! = l2 Suits light assorted
 ' extra fine 1" JACKETS and PANTS for Boys from to 8 years old. They are selling off fast Call soon at April 28 A. POLLOCK'S, Store.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25
Iowa county kan.a, Relief Association.

Ata meeting of the citizens, held at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Friday eve
mag. Dec 2lst, 1850, BY request Of Rev
l.. b DEs>I General Travelling Agent Of
the Home kansas Relief Association, for the
purpose of forming auxiliary assoc atoms
throughout The neighboriug States ID behalf
Of the many De titnto and s1tferiag in that
unfortunate Territory
The meeting was organized by appointing
Rev ions ToAY, President, and JAS. VII
klNs Secretary.
Rsv. l.. b. De>Srs addressed the meeting,
giving a brief history Of the Home Relief
Association. its system u operations, and
tie authority he and o.her travelling agents
we're acting under. Also the causes Of tn
want and de,utution with many saa instan-
ces Of SUITE ing and di-tress. gently ap-
pealing 10 ONE and AL 10 give helping
hand and that COMMITTEES be appointed to
forward the work without delay. desl-ing
su,h means as the case urgently demands.
The fo lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted:
ResoIvgp That II. Pr dent appoint FIVE
geuteattn Is d Ctptlsl Comm 2, ali
ruraaa.) u solicit cont ions. Is take
ehtsee # 81 e. ri u n, an - has he
geneF inan1 e'f.. ntand al-poSai Il - rs,
ais ~ eau : NEE I"s !" me %e'S an
Of IS Il rtu- nnan
TIE Pre- dent pnoin;ed b, following per-
SOS sa q Committee
J. IL. NHifL sff' htNE. +. "EoReE'
j7ht Ri GeapaY JANIS SfsNsLff'
a. ,ba,tbs President tp,oint = cores
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he following Ladies were appeia'ad said
Committee.
Mes. q. v. CoRB. Mrs. JoHN j. Ross.
NHs, NnTrLEsEy, Mas. II. SrE Isl y,
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-18

CIearamCes Tor Baltimore.
Steamship Potomac, Watson, New York, 18th inst
Schr Zeno, Fields, Philadelphia, 18th inst
Schr Elmore, Smith, New York, 18th inst.
Marsar Millinrns AlaSard;a lEtL :.

Steamship Potomac, Watson New York, 18th inst
Schr Zeno, Fields Philadelphla, 10Th inst
Schr Gilmore, smith, New forK, 10Th INST
Memoranda.
at Liverpool, 30th uIt
Ship Brien, Brun, for Baltimore, sailed from Liverpool
30th ut
Shin Leila, Allen, from Rotterdam for Baltimore std
from Helveot, 10Th ult.
Ship VIM Penn, Meade, for Baltimore, was loading at
Liverpool, LIST inst.
ship Jos Emerson Clark, for Alexandria, Va via New
nor cleared at Liverpool 2Sth ult
Bark Cornelia l. Bevan Peterson, from Ningpo for
Naqasakf was in the Kintarv rChannel below Ningpo
2sth Sent ''''''' -'"Sf''
Bark Sally Magee ---. from Rio de Janeiro arrived
NJ Richmond 15th inst
" Rar Fl W ate, Clifford hence FIR Bostop ot
uoImos Hole IItb inst
Brig Prentsmo hence for Port Spain was spoken 2St
,,It lat 20 Ian e. '
"!f az t So ,un co. y for X o1oos ,ored At Ia
BRIG Leni from Turks Island for Alexandria was
sroken Sd inst lat So OF s lon 49,
S.br jndus StokcIv hence for Arrova p t WAS seen
4th inst. lat 81 So lon 70.
Schr Nafad Queen IFuIse, for Norfolk, sailed from
Went to sea I2h inst, ships Jusna; Annapolis, 18TH
bark PaIadn. brig James and schr Julia Anna. l4th.
schr Alice Move, Kimball, hence at Kingston, Jam
Schr !, Godfrcy Ellis from Pocasset for Baltimore
arrived at New Bedford 18th inst
Sclr l. Hammond Hammond fer Norfolk sailed I'm
New Bedford 18th inst.
Schr Lizzie Russell, Martin for Baltimore sailed from
san Bias 18th uIt
NEW YORK, December l5-Arr bark Transit, Cron-
sadt brig Caroline Kelly, Cadiz; Regues, Bremen;
schr NJ II Reed, New Bedford; Josephine Colymer, Pro
violence
NEW YORK, December IG-Noon-Arr steamship Vi
CO. Liverpool; ships St Louis, Singapore; harks Lone
star, Malaga; sG4Ts Mary sheppsrd; Fh',ae'Phia
Ttinoi c,aI i0 49,. ,i H. ~ ,t.i i
] Me- Ti,iit l h anu II i Nv ~
~. IoI,, Cir5s .i ~ H. E itrI NJ t,,s.
hrin Roraiston War,,.I,7 Nv ~, Tii Ill -. ~
yira ST Thomas. Frroirn o, Rostor. e Tones EnrIL
IT VewsIi - - I,.i-.In,-iiII, "' ' '
!
New YORK shin GoIdar i,lt i,s~,ooi. brir T,,,r.t
Wotanzas snip ''1 l''7'''' ''' 'P'Oi' "'9
PHI SnrTprTrA 100 10 r,I .ri v,rtb c.,;.,
Edrt 6-Inae scirs t,f =, r Sr .No 1870 !T
norJ '' sums ''ls' 90 i''ii'S' 7'"'''e'i'' i'''''-
"''U' So,,.,;.r,,,,,,..s
,TFvANnPr. DcconITar7t " ,. I ? w Gu,
,.orand ram Sr,itb Tsii ~, oL ga , n ~
| Knett Torroit, '' Kan NV VI" sour 'o''
RIcHW0TR Dec 15--,r, 1,r,- so,,r ,r..,oo ri.,
r,onT Cid steamship Viroi,f. &C. '''
EORFOTK Dec.r,Iarr II 80 -, III III d.;
| ooss ond ~ W. Cori1a M ~ P9 %, - ~
! S",annab ~ 'S'' 0''''' u" S1''' "0''s" vac
| SH WI I%TIrToHr r...,. >, ~, =, n,
W. 1t; - y III n .u "ts . !,i"" u
~ u iI Ni>o"' "o9Ioi' 'o"'s 'ii'''' '''u
| Et "a +, M , ~" % 80 :,
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Sblpp!lla 9NteLllqenNe.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, DECEMBER lG.

Arrived.
Steamer John ShriVer, Dennis, from Philadelphia
mdse to Shriver.
Steamship Potomac, Watson, - hours from New York,
mdse to Sam Pearce. Passed 10 miles north of Chnco
league, steamship Spauldng, hence for Boston, and
of York River, ship, bound up.
Steamer Georgeana, Pearson from Norfolk, to N
Falls. Passed at m, Sunday, off the Rappahanoci,
steamer Virginia, hence for Fredericksburg.
Schr J Frazier, MITCHELL from Wilmington, C,
lumber, naval stores, &c, to Dunnock & Weatherly.
Below
OF North Point, ship Peerless, Ring, from Caao via
Hampton Roads, guano to Barril Bros.
OF Swan Point, ship MONDAY, Henry from Callao via
Hampton Roads, guano to Barril Bros
Cleared.
Steamer Georgeana, Pearson, Norfolk II n Falls.
Bark Adelaide, Wingate, Rio de Janeiro, Hugh Jen
kns & Co.
Bark Wessacumcon, wheden, Montevideo and mar
ket, Pearce & Gray.
Brig John Geddes, (Br) McDougall, Sagua Ia Grande
schrs Jackson, Bonner, West Indies & H Tucker
Martha Wilmington, Baxter, West Indies, DeCordo
va, Hendricks Co.
Brig Chesapeake, tBr Gwynn, Demerara, in tow of
seamtug Edwin Forrest.
tug Tiger.
Brig Palestine, Rogers Palermo, in tow Of steamtug
Tigress.
Br brig Mary Eta, Allen, CORVALLIS
steamtug Tigress-
schr Olive Hayward, Sanders, West Indies, in tow of
schr N Richards, JOY, Kingston, ia.
Arrivals from Baltimore
Steamship Georges Creek Willetts Charleston 18th
Bark Nazarene, Peters Aspinwall 26th ult
Schr "Philo,n Kingston, ia 10Th ult.
schr Tecumseh, Thompson, Norfolk, 14th inst
Schr John Allen, Litchum, Richmond, 18th inst
Schr Island City, Conklin, New York, 18th inst.
schr Golden Rule, Atkinson, New York, 18th inst
Schr N Smith, Wicks, New York, 18th inst
Schr VIM Smith, Dorsey, Savannah, 18th inst
Schr Sarah Ann, Jones' Elizabeth City c. 10th inst
Schr Iris Caroon, Washington, n 9, 9th inst.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-18

BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee of Arbitration for n'onth Of December.
SAMUEL r. SMITH,
H. G. RICE, LEWIS E. BAILEY,
RORFRT BARRIL FRANCIS BURNS, Jr.
Eflrnetarv anl Gummsrtisl 8sbith
R.LrIMnRE. Dec. IL. 1850

BALTIMORE. Dec. II, 1860.
stocks here were quiet and rather heavy to-day, al
though Saturday prices generally maintained, but
in New York the market much frmer than on Satur
day and all the stocks the list with one exception
advanced materially The foreign received to day,
which is certainly of favorable character far it
relates to financial affairs has doubt been in de-
gree the occasion of the advance. The operations in
Railroad here to-day quite limited The sales
Of Baltimore and Ohio embraced $50 cash.
and at the figure seller 10 days, but it
closed $53 bid $53E asked regular way the closing
being higher than that of Saturday. OF Northern
Central Railway there 30 shares sold at $l32 seller
10 days and it left Of $32s bid sl3% asked regular
way these figures being advance Of q to < on the
closing quotations Of Saturday. Northern Central Rail
way 1855 bonds however lower again. Sales
81 800 A. this figure being decline Of -
per the price asked for them at the close sat
uray but they left Off at only IS bid, 46A asked There
nothing done in Baltimore and Chic bonds, but for
1888 rs was bid and 1925 closed at so bid IS asked
For City 6s there inquiry, and sales made
of 81 600 1888 go and 81 coo 1905 at %. Bank
stocks are quiet and rather heavy Sales made at
the Board shares Western at $2I and IL shares
Citizens ST. In the Mining stocks there was but lit
tie DONE the sales embrace 500 shares Springfield lat
! 81 cash, and $3.50 time, figures being decline
of 10 to Saturdays prices and 200 shares Gull
ford SIS cts Gardner Hill closed without sales at SIX
bid $2H asked and Springfield left eff at s12 bid $3.50
! asked regular way.
The commercial public much startled here to-day
by the announcement of the suspension of the old and
! extensive mercantile house of Kirkland, Chase & CO.
This house has for years past done the largest business of
any mercantile house in Baltimore and their failure
should it prove to be such, will be great public caan
ty. They engaged principally in the South Ameri-
can and West India trade and their liabilities are no
| doubt immense The members of the firm have the
sympathy orthe entire business community of Baltimore
| in their misfortunes.
III New York to-day Virginia G's advanced per cent
Missouri 6's 2H per cent; Canton z; Erie $2&; New
York General $23; Reading y; Cleveland and Toledo
SIX; Michigan Southern \; Michigan Southern guaran
teed So Harlem 4; Galena and Chicago 81 but Rock
Island, which the only stock the list which was
| lower, declined 4.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
MONDAY December Il, 1850.
| $1,000 Bait. is, 1870 SO shs n. C. RR.
| 1000 % 90-92 sl0-l32t
1900 N. C RR BIDS, 500 shs Springfield
'S5-47 Mining &c. IL
20 shs. Western Bk-2l 800 &" = b60--l. 81
~ shs. Citizens Bril- 800 shs. Guilford NJ.
50 shs. E. Il O. RR.-j3 Co. -.55
gIn dot
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-18

TRANSFER OF THE ENGLISH CHAMPION BELT.- The
original belt of the Champion of England (having
been surrendered by Savers, who received f35 a
week from Howes and Cushing during his starring
tour has been duly presented to The Infant, Sam
Hurst, of Salybridge, who lately won it in his fight
with Paddock. Hurst has recently broken the
small bone of his left leg by accidental fall. He
Is now challenged by Mace and one or two others.
de must Keep The belt against all corners for three
years; in oFuer 70 be euttled to it and the "Ctam-
pionsnlp OF England" for life While both Sayers
and Heenan have received thousands of pounds in
testimony of public approval of their bravery, it
has been and still is, found impossible to raise mo-
ney to give them the facsimile belts. which how
ever valuable, were felt to be altogether ipappro.
priate so much is this the case that the subscrip-
ton list has never been published-a good nroppf
that it is of wretched proportions and has So
cent names sums attached to it. Tom Savers.
it seems, is Disguised with this part of the affair
and, renouncng the belt which Mr.. Morris holds
has ordered one from Mr.. Hancock, which he will
pay for himself in order to continue his starring
toar,-London Times.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Cotton-Sales of 800 bales to
day. The market closed irmer at lO4Gl0h cts. Flour
is quiet. Sales of 1900 bbls Southern, s4SOG5.15
Wheat closed firm, with sales of only $500 bushels
Corn is steady. Sales of $4,000 bushels at 62H64 cts
for mixed. Pork heavy and nominal; Mess SIS 62I
16 Prime, S1O,25Gl175 Lard is steady at s9GlO% cts
Whisky steady at lSh cts Sugar steady. New
Orleans, 5G95H cts Muscovado, 4AG5 acts. Molasses
steady 39G34 Spirits Turpentne dull cts
Resin dull. Rice steadyat 2B(dS3 cts.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 15.-Flour dull at S4G41O. Whiskey
declined to IA cts. Hogs frmer and not many in the
market good brought $4.3OG5.6O. Mess pork in good
demand at Sl450@l462K. Green meats higher shoul
ders ~ G4S cts sides I@6% cts; hams 6HG6S cts
Lard in demand at cts, but holders asking cts
Money market unchanged. Sight exchange steady al
l X per cent. premium.
500 bales, at 10 for middng. Sugar steady at \
ask for fair to fully fair. Molasses 23G24 cts
Eraiub tn I cts
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
Through WILLIAM FISHER & Son, Stock and Bill Broke
No % South street

comparison Of the statement of the South Carolina
Banks for November, with that of October shows in
in circulation to the amount Of 1915 405 in
creae IN 81 go Sc1 " ai a." on
decrease of Si3 074 81; the discounts decrease of
SlS7 40 and the specie decrease of $l78t %.
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EErOEl Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The President sent to
the Senate to day the nomination of Attorney-Gcn
eral Black to be Secretary of State, which was
confirmed, about One-third of the Senators voting
against the appointment. No other nominations
were transmitted
Separate meetings of the Pennsylvania and Ohio
delegations, without regard to party, have been
called for tonight to take into consideration the
present condition Of the country, and what course
they will take in the present crisis
The House Select Committee in session for
four hours to-day. 1t is represented that they
have gone earnestly to work, and that the prospect
Of their reporting something acceptable to the
country has improved.
Hon. Caleb Cushing, whose presence was re
quested in Washington, was in consultation with
the President this morning.
Secretary Thompson left here this morning for
North Carolina. 1t is understood that although he
fayors the secession of the Cotton States, he is
friendly to the resumption of relations with the
others, when the nou-slavehodng States consent
to give such Constitutional guarantees as may be
satisfactory.
1t is not apprehended that there will be
bloodshed, should the ready men of South Carroll
na demand surrender of Fort Moultrie. Major
Andersons instructions deemed to be such as
will enable him to retain an honorable position.
Rev John Chambers, of Philadelphia, opene d
the House of Representatives with prayer to-day
lie referred to the events transporting in South
Carolina, and impored that the country might be
delivered from the horrors of disunion.
Later from the Reconsideration Feeling In
9exas-Later from neutrality-suspicious.
sions Of Filibustering.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Arizona
has arrived with Brazos dates to the 18th inst.
Meetings were being held along the Rio Grande,
requesting Governor Houston to convene the Lee
gisature, and the feeling of resistance against the
general government was strong.
Honduras advices say that great excitement pre-
vailed at Ruatan and TruXillo, in consequence of
report that a number of men had arrived at Rua-
tan, who supposed to be filibusters, and that
large steamer, with a schooner in tow, full of men,
was off the coast. Trade was neglected in
CONSEQUENCE.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

FOREIGN.
SAGUA LA GRANDE-Br. brig j. Geddess-205 tons coal
AoNTEvIDEo-BaTk WeSSacumc0n-2l5S sol feet white
pine lumber.
RIO DE JANEIRo-Brig AdeIaide.-2, 600 bbls flour
500 kegs refined lard Il, 1871 it. white pine boards
WEST INDIEs-Schr. H. Wrightington-70O bbls. -four,
rs half bills do 400 kegs butter GOO bushels 100
boxes cheese 400 bushels pease, 800 bbls meal 20 bbs
vinegar, 200 boxes candles, bbs backing 5000 feet
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Later from the Israzos-Secc ssion Feeling In
J'exas-Later from neutrality-suspicious.


WILMINGTON, n. c., Dec. 1.-THE schooner
Frederick William, with cargo of resin, turpen-
tine, cotton and tar, burnt last night in Cape
Fear river twenty miles below this town. The
vessel and cargo total loss. The crew were
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nnRTESTIC ErFS

WILMINGTON MARKET, Dec 15.-Turpentine-Has
advanced per Dbl soft with further sales yester-
day of 2S5 bbs 81 rs for yellow dip 81 40 for virgin
and 80 cts per Dbl hard per $50 lbs. No sales this
morning Spirits Observation-Disclosures sales yesterday
of go n Y. bb at 50 cts. per gallon, and $50 bbS.
straight at Is cts. per gallon Tar-Sales after yester-
DAYS report Of 55 bbls. at 81 80 per Dbl.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

NEW YORK-Sieamship Pot0mac.-500 boxes raisns, S
bales almonds, Z. L. Palmer Co.. 16 boxes wine, Fred
Assum; cases guns Ed. Uhrlaub; 500 pkgs. mdse
WILMINGTON n. C.-Schr. #. J. Frd=cr.-29, 900 feet
lumber, A A. Perry & Co.. AZ bales cotton Richardson,
Small & Co; $50 bbs rosn, c. Kdder 70 do. spirits
turpentine Jas. Corner Sons; 20 cords wood H. Mayne;
nrn 6 1n.t. 80
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LAW INTELLIGENCE,


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JUDGE GILES
VIM. Meade Addison, ESQ.,. United States Dis
trict Attorney, prOsecutng.-The United States as.
Captain Peter G. Latournon, of the ship John
Clark; four indictments for cruelty treating VIM.
Harding, Philip Young, John Cross and James
Miller, on board said vessel during voyage
from Liverpool to this port, in October last. The
four indictments tried together. The jury were
satisfied that the captain had used no harsher
means towards the men than was necessary to keep
them in submission, and without leaving the box,
rendered verdict of not guilty all the indict-
ments 5. Teackle Wallis, Esq, for the defence.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
Elizabeth Il. Hoffman u.s. John Hoffman. Decree
passed divOrcing parties a Uinculo matrimonii Nc
Farland for complainant.--John W. G. O'Neal
rs: James 5. Stephenson. Before reported. Yer
diet for defer dant.-Jury discharged for the term.
During the remainder of the term the Court will
be engaged in Equity business.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JuDGE KREBs
Moriz Bialla rs. Howard Bank and Others
Attachment against Howard Bank, Peter Kephart,
and Daniel b. Myers for violating injunction here
toiore granted. Attachment dismissed Question
Of costs reserved. o. Horwitz for complainant; A.
Richie for defendant.
Nothing done in other Courts.
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND
DECEMBER TERM, 1S60.-ANNAPoLIS, Dec. II, 1860.
No. III. Shermont Chase and others (negroes)
rs. Mordecai Plummer. Appeal from the Equity
side of the Circuit Court for Prince Georges coun-
". This case was argued by A. i. Hagner for the
L.
Bowie for the appellee.
BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDGE PRICE
TowsoNTowN, Dec II, 1860
THE JURY IN THE CASE OF ROBERT MILLER.
The jury in the case of Robert Miller, for the
murder of Franklin H. Nsff, after being out since
Saturday, came into Court this morning, and fail
ing to agree upon verdict, were discharged by
the Court They stood upon the last vote six for
murder in the second degree, one for manslaught-
er, and five for net guilty. The prisoner was re-
mandsd to ia il: he will be again tried in January
Mr. Sindol +ba sio- ;r-or re-, ror,;oIl- roooJ
and os IN hi; h; III Los 'i"''S 'eo'' e'eu'
- :. -----7-- ------e--.=-=-===---
0a GENERAL CoMh!SSI0N MERCHANTS,
-.n.-,,,, .,r.,-,,,-,r, ASD DEALERS IN - -
Sff.iNl' ifhF IN I'D AZ y GRuDE WHALE oils, -
,pcr,,e 81 t II, k .44 & AHD SH9RE OILS,
- H-1i AND = 'AAAHIl1 y S GANDiES;
r en- K,-RdRz 5sl5i@sEs Nd:
No Is SoUTU STREET
Directly opposite Gaford street
Is prepared to supply
SHIPPERS AND OTHERS
TTER.
packed in any sized package
FOR EXP0RTATION ds.;f
1,E3,17,- -
{ ,AfhON @ ~. ,-...- -
~ SHIFTING AND ZEN ER;Ah COMMISSION
n iIFERPOoI i0SHnN = VRE III % sI!Y NJ M enS al
ortsin IRELAND ni-tf
4ENaT RIEaAS ALgx g!EMAN. JOSEPH Il. RIEgAS
"a EHNE IiEAaN e Suns,
II Provision
rasy5gy50S HpERCBAETS
Y H6WaRn SiREET
III, nv r i-THigfiR@ ,
noo,FD !. re
4 C0+opIHIG M, Ilo,r,tTcor>r ,Irzof.ry ,Dy7,
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New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE weekly statement o
the city banks shows an increase of 81 ,526 900 il
loans, 81 100000 in deposits, and a decrease o
S2l4 geo in specie and $3.50, 900 in circulation.
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

J. D. PRATT & co,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND ;. CHARLES STREETS.
the poPretoTs respectfully invite such Merchants
not already subscribers to the Agency, and Who sell goods
credit 10 call and examine system and test the eliah
~ Of our information From long experience and the salts
factory testimonials ofthousands Of merchants IN the der
emit cities East and Westwho have fo es been subscribers
assure all VINO will call whether they sell goods
the cities or country towns ample az to herels
hty of information, snd the great BENEFIT to he derive
from the Agency, by those who subscribe. mh6-tf
a GRNCY OF HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
A-Flectric American Sporting Kentucky RIFLE; Shjr
ping, Blasting and Mining POWDER in very variety
package, always hand, N our own Magazue For sal
at Manufacturers lowest prices, by
-. J. FOLEY a BRO, gents,
u27-H sGsouth street
DIPES AND PIPE HEADS.
L a large variety Of Clay Pipes and Pipe Heads, VIII
oolored glazed and ungaEed in two -FOUR and six
S'N' A. SEEKULLER kSONS,
80 Exchange Place
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SikarlskIns.

SleaMsR1pS.
SGSS LINE OF sTEASERs
BALTIMORE AND New YORK.
,..rtn. a,1rry5 sR5$Hf'# Wy
WEDNESDAY As frs si SFFieE,bb ES''f' o"
NEW 3 4FEsbl r2n lE6 p Et4 NGf6 EFjye
Shippers to Wilmington c, boston, Providence Port
land other Eastern points can have goods prompt,
ly forwarded by this line free Of c mmisson
orto B. cR 15S STFEff,i S c6.,
dlstr Gu y" EST i New York.
<ssSs1n FOR R 1 o N.
'"s "''''''S' s''f Ga SSRG5GTE:s'G CREEK,
Captain Isaac Wiletts,
on sATURDAY, December odd, 1850,
Hfret received after 70 O'Clock on tSe day OF sailing
Nc Ellis fLaiing wibe signed after the departure OF the
SAMUELT PHARCE, gent
as IL Charleston. JoH& Y cAI6# ELL { SoS DIS
.. 49,. s Az ANN MAR
,u.u, Captain d. French,
0H' J0E65Y. december 2ltl,, Is5o
,,e..,.., 4! 3 T. " precisely
No bins qfiats signed after departure Of the steamer
'"' s'E'.' '''''' '''' $5AlIl~ 7 PEARgE. Agent,
axsntsa Savannah BRIGHAM BALb#S W.T. co ' GItt
<~EE+@A hMERGCAN-EURUPEAN EXPRESS,
AUSTIN BunwiS So - Sole Oil reoprietors.
ali gTS ii Fu.5pa, p.r Ssaamar twice ey'r" 1erE Also
per steamer via Bremen and amdurs Through receipts
BILLS ~ iXgH1NGEis uod, payable in England, Ire
secured on any Etrco@an amer at best rates Apply tc
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= " CItLEANI
LINE or
G0tt S2lf, traigbt ct Cbarter::

- WANTED-A VESSEL Of I5O9I75 tons,
50 load at Norfolk f7r Matanzqs. Quick dispatch
,- KtUN y co,
hi--t- 10 Smiths wharf
~ FOR FREIGHT Or RTER.-Tho
al American ship DAVID STEWART Prenliss
+. l.. BRAUNS & co,
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

RgEDICINE CHESTS.
A inc assortment Of MEDICINE CHESTS constantly Oh
hand AZ moderate prices
ot ONES rc9lnaished at shortest notice by
". H. READ. Druggist,
62 broadway,
u."lf one door South Of Pratt Baltim0ra
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.ysz FOR LIVERPO0L.-.Th fine ship
zz=6oCEtE TRAVELLER, Hoardman, master, nov
loading at Commercial wharf, follows tie L. and win
FOARD = ROGERS
RnErln -s,rI-n- ~
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- FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
50 ha Al bark JOHN C. BRUNE, Jas Z. Gayl.
ter s3 tors Hrthtn, slows $50 hbs., and sails fsj
of p " BRINE 4 SONS