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POETRY.
in Baltimore city there is now to be SEEM
DOUBLE LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINE,
Made by BooTH PARMENTER is easily run by ladies or
gents;
Will Stitch Shirts Dresses and Caters Coats Vests or Pants
To those who need good machine, take advice,
Buy of Booth ParmeHersso very cheap at the price
As they very simple they getting
And, beyond doubt, are the Machine Of the age
Now Booth 4 Parmentcr's Machines cannot be beat
Sold by NJ. 5. Buttes, $50 Baltimore street
Where we invite and all passing that way
1t is a free eXhibon-yOu have nothing to pay.
mh25t If SALES ROOMS osa RATTTuoRE STREET
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1860

TAG DAILY EXCHANGE published every Ho b ;t IN
days exceptedc price Too Cents. served ~ W Si.y az
Itoeue and Half Cents per week, pay cv a So JoU1,
riers mailed to subscribers out OF 'ie ' " or '''
Jer annum
The Tri Weekly Edition Is maeu 70 SUBSCRIBERS
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
'.tst-f urnrH'S BELONGINGS.
Being DESTROYS of reducing business perfect sys
te we have disposed Of nearly all employees, and
personally to each department, feeling assured from
long experience and perfect knowledge of this business
can give entire satisfaction We Shall be prompt attentive
and sell the very best and goods at moderate
and uniform prices.
CONSTABLE, WALKER & Co,
LIS Baltimore street
telOtt Opposite the Museum.
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Jdot-tI opposite the Museum.
NEW GARMENTS
FOR SPRING OF 1860
JOSEPH BICKERTON & CO,
1888 BALTIMORE STREET,
SECOND DOOR EAST OF LIGHT STREET,
Will open their styles of
MONDAY, February 10Th,
And would call the attention Of Buyers their stock which
for variety, style and novelty has never been
excelled in the country. We narne in part
FRENCH LACE POINTS.
FRENCH LACE BEOURNOES,
FRENCH LACE TALMAS,
FRENCH LACE PEELERINES
FRENCH LACE sHAwLs,
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS,
FRENCH LACE PICCOLOMINOS,
FRENCH LACE MANDERINEs,
FRENCH LACE SULTANAS,
Together with of the largest and attractive
ofSHAWLS, amongst which VIII be found all the
LATEST NOVELTIES,
BEREGE WRAPPERS, BUSTERS AND MANTILLAs
MANTILLAS AND BUSTERS
Ofour manufacture, in great variety Of styles
The above goods have been selected from the Manu-
facturers in Europe, and Will fully repay careful exami
nation.
feI7-tfr JOSEPH BTCKERTON Il CO.
DOBERT D. BROWN L CO.,
IL No. 9 GRRMAN STREET Baltimore
MANUFACTURERS
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V[0uftarp AND Commercial 8fbitH.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 5, 1860,

BALTIMORE, Dec. b, 1860.
The Stock operations here to day quite light and
tho gen era tone the market depressed although prices
did not fall of materially. In New York however near
It, all the stocks the list declined considerably and
the market closed heavy Financial matters are in no
better condition than they The Presidents Mes
sage failed, far have been able discover,
to inspire anybody with confidence that political
troubles which the sole of commercial dis
asters, approaching solution. and everybody is
watching anxiousy the proceedings of Congress Mean
time business is almost at a stand STILL and merchandise
and property of all descriptions deprecating in value
a fact which is viewed with Indifference by the dema
gogues who are organizin the revolution and who like
other demagogues have most instances nothing
and everything to gain by it. Money is tight and the
the street still range at from to ~ per cent.
per month, the inside figure being for prime endorsed
and the outside for best single parer. New York
Exchange is getting scarce, and quote it firm to-day
at Il to per cent. premium.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was dull and heavy to
day single lot of 25 sold at s57A buyer so
DAYS left of at $57 bid SIS asked regular way the
closing bid being dollar lower than that of yesterday
or Northern Central Railway there however $50
shares sold at 81 cash, yesterdays price, and closed at
s161 bid SLY asked regular way We note sales to-day
Of City 6s 1875 at 95H this figure being the
that was obtained for them yesterday 1888 closed at
95b bid 96 asked and 1905 left off at 96A bid 81 ask
ed Maryland 1890 6s offered to-day at 100 but only
95 was bid for them There was movement
to-day in Railroad bonds but they were gen
orally steady at yesterdays figures. The Mining
stocks very quiet again today the sales including
only $50 shares Guord 10 cts and 600 shares each of
North State and Cambridge at 50 cts. Gardner Hill
closed to-day at SLY bid, s. asked, and Springfield at
s2O5 bid, s24 asked regular way
In New York to day Virginia G's and Canton sold at
Yesterdays figures, but Missouri 6s declined X per
cent Erie 81 New York Central $27s Reading s1A;
Cleveland and Toledo p; Michigan Southern \; Mch
gan Southern guaranteed 81 81 Rock Island p; Harlem
q; and Galena and Chicago s26.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
WEDNESDAY, December 5, 1860
$4,000 Bait. 6's, '75-95Sl $50 shs. Guilford NJ.
% shs. B. & o. RR. Co. 40
b30-57i 600 shs. North State
1875 shs Y. c. RI. b5-17 Mining Co. 80
% " IL GOO shs. Cambridge
NJ. Co. 80
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKET, Dec 4.-Flour, &c-The mar
ke for Western and State Flour has declined
10 considerable extent have been made for cash to-day
and we hear Of few transactions prices below quo
tations Choice and Family brands in fair demand
out prices are irregular The sales consist of IL 700 bbs
at 46OG47 20 for Superfne State and WESTERN 81 SOFAS
or Extra State So 1O5 25 for choice do 81 S551 10
brands of round hoop Extra Ohio Is 306 IN for the bat
Ter grades and s54oCa7 IS for St. Louis Extras South
mited-saes of $50 bills at 81 9od5 o. fo i e
to good SuperfRe Baltimore &C. and IS 35G7 o. fr 49,
N, rye Flour IS in limited request
IoWeI-saies .. ~ Dds at S3.25d4l0 Corn Meal is
quiet-saes OF Jersey at So 25 Gra:n-The Wheat mar
ket less put prices without variation holders
prefer 10 snip and draw themselves than submit to the
present runous prices; limited demand for sbinning
Sales Sc 400 bushels at Sill for Canada club sl16d Il
for Milwaukee club. SLIP for amber Wisconsin
and $l.33H for white Michigan Oats are in
fair request and are firm at 3SG39 cts for
Western and Canadian and S9639k cts for State Rye
is in limited demand at 69G70 cts Corn again lower
and in fair request for export and home trade The
ply is liberal sales Of IS 600 bushels at 62G624 cts for
Western mixed afoat and 65 cts for do yellow Pro-
visonsThe pork market is very quiet and prices iregu
lar Mess is frmer while prime is lower the sales are
100 bbs at $l675 for mess and $40 25lO so for prime
Cotton-The market continues unsettled and the sales
are very moderate. We quote nominay as follows:
aiddng uPands at 10I ctsand New Orleans and Texas
at 10Y cts Hides-The market is inactive and we
have only of COO city slaughter 70 bs
on cts cash, which Is lower Whiskey-Tbe
market IS 5oweF and more active safes of $50 bbls
Cofee-Stock Of Coffee the 9th Nov Isso I5 500 h
Received since 70 date, per Forest King".. 46i6
LINDA "(santos) $3.50
1855
Stock of Rio and Santos Dec. 4th $780,. 2479l
Gov. i bags, 1908 ''''' 1909
St. Domingo. ..........,......." 100 /"
Total bags and mats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4o,6o5
ouotatiO s-Rio Coffee, prime,-@ISx cts,, four mos
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IMPORTS All BALTIMORE.

FJRETGN.
LIvERPooL-Ship Darid Seogrt-1 $50 bars iron, 6IO
bdls do 26l do hoops, VIM. q. Wetheral 625 do. rod
Keyser, TroXe & Co.. 13 mdse., r. D. Brown & Co.
do. hosiery, Stelman, Iinrichs Co cask hardware
Jos. Bo ry Sons; do. Magruder Taylor & Roberts,
Sc crates earthenware casks do Peter Wright s. Sons
5,44i sacks salt, F. L. Brauns Co.. sec bars on Levin
Jones; 10 casks hardware bags nails bds pans, R. B.
Porter &Sons 100 tierces soda ash D. Mcvain Is do
IL bills causc Soda VIM Howell & Son; 150 boxes tin
plates E. L. Parker Co; so terces soda ash, 5SS bds
bar ron 40 boxes tin plates 25 erces soda ash order
Rio DE JANEIRo-Bark CaraIier.-4 200 bags coffee
order.
ST JOINS P. R -Schr. Peerless CT hhds. sugar. 800
oranges, cases cigars, Stirling & Ahrends.
COASTWISE.
New YORK.-Schr. =. II. <bboH.-1 cask broken glass,
Baker Bros. Co 20 bbls. whiting cases tinware F.
Holthaus box furniture William Van Nortwick; 100
kegs Soda ". H. Brown Bro. 25 half boxes SOAP T. v
Brundige; 100 bbs. roof cement, James H. johnson;
pkgs. hardware, A. G. Mott Co; 800 bbls. apples
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
TEL ECPAIu
BY IEIEUKAI IT.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
No. ~ South street.
The New York Tribune Of this morning says

The New York Tribune Of this morning says:
The features OF the Stock market today much the
those which have characterized it for week
past without change of Importance, the speculative
shares are from \ TO per cent lower, with very little
disposition either to buy sell. There very few
orders among the Commission houses and the bears who
willing sell find but little market for their options
The business is mostly confined to purchasers TO
shorts and few lots by hopeful outsiders who have
and think the market has touched the lowest point
of depression.
The offerings at tank very large day, and
the discounts have generally been in the re-
ceipts. The managers are going on, as far
hear literally in carrying out the agreement of the 2st
ut. The addition of five millions to the Loan Cerif
Gates, authorized yesterday is Of their
ton to act in good faith The amount already ssued ia
S4900000 The banks glad to get them for balances
instead of gold they bear per interest In the
open Money market there is change to note. On call
the rates are 6d7 per cent Leading paper 12GlS per
cent, with no Improvement in the demand.
The Boston Transcript says that the week begins with
decidedly better feeling in monetary matters The re
turn of specie shows gain Saturday $40 600 be
ing $4,000 in excess of the whole loss Of coin last
New York funds plenty which will prevent the trans
shipment Of gold to that city.
The following the earnings ofthe Illinois Central
Railroad Company for the month of November in the
years named:
Earnings of road 60 s2a5S7oss sal as
Cash coiiected, S9576S5 54 jt SoSi5 81 81
Total $3.50, 388 1928, 2o6.8o s52s,765 10
The Philadelphia Ledger of this morning says:
We have favorable change to report in the money
market Very little is doing, and this little ruin
ously high Only the best possible paper considered
at all and the comparatively few transactions in
this effected with much difficulty at from about to
* per cent month Some call loans reported at
10 per cent While street rates continue "hard" it is
not likely that the banks will be very liberal in their
discounts.
1t currently the street last evening that
one OF our large iron manufacturing companies had
pended payment. This company has a large Southern
trade, and the immediate cause of their SUSPENSION is
said to be due to the inability of their customers TO re
spond to their contracts No that have met cues
tions the ability of the Company to pay their debts in
full with interest
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

TVKtIWN.
ST. JOINS, P. R.-Brig Frances Jane.-600 bbls -four
SO do. pork so do potatoes, So do pilot bread do
onions, 25 do beans, do lnseed oil do fish oil, do.
spirits turpentine, 1 bale cotton waste. 100 bills mack
erel, 20 half bbls. peas, $50 shocks and heads.
BARBADoEs-Brig Hnabo,dt-924 bbls. flour, $50 do
pork, 500 do. meal 800 kegs butter III tins lard Is
tierces lard $50 hnXes candles. q 600 feet lumhar
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EsE=h OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
Emil z GTls-

LA ssss T447ssss.sssss....sas1I PHILADELPHIA,
Azr9 @E,-1sss--sR@s y LIN TNGToN AND
- BALTIMORE RAILROAD
WINTER ARRAIGFY rNT
~ "a ard after MONDAY, Nov 10Th, Passenger trains for
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET TFP0T
DAILY leXeept Sunday As follows, viz:
EXPRESS TRAIN at $40 \. ". WAY MAIL at IaIr
A. NJ; EVENING MA ats ~ F. r.
On rs at SO P. N. only All trains connectwr
New, ork Trains except Z. 20 2. NJ, on SATURDAYS
a freight Train with Passenger Car attached, leaves
Hsvre de Grace -0'' 'l'' anu
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIM0RE at8I5AMI2N
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN
TkRMED1ATE POINTS.
by leaving in 10 ia 81 train will connect at Wilmington
with $50 NJ train, daily Except Sunday for ali stations
hGtWeen wilmington and Harrington, and on TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays for Milford; on Mondays Wgd
nesdays and Fridays for SeafOi: by aying al 10 n
can procure astooYer check from Conductor spend he
night IN Wilmington, and take the 90 A. train for a
stations bttween Wilmington and Salisbury.
NOTICEAll cOlored persons, whether bond or free will
&c required 20 Drng some responsible white person person
ally known to the undersigned who will be willing to sign
pond TO the Company before they viii be- taken over aay
portion Of the road '
n24f HJ CT sNCFtRp inort
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StOraQR

Storage.
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
Orates in Warehouse No. IS South street
oo.. WI. SMITH
au@--1 Is South street.
STORAGE WANTED.-On first floor of Wsre
DhoGse M II Smiths wharf at low rates by
so,.x CHARLES PENOERGAST.
- - !! u Smiths wharf
SToRAGE.-Capacity TO the extent os lO. COO
hhaTres merchandise can he obtained at Henderson,s
"mani ,- .Spply 10 JOHN HENDERSON Il co,
-mHlI-u corner Commerce and Pratt streets
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates bv
GEO WARNER, 1872 8. Eutsw street au9I n
SIORAGE will be taken in warehouse I25
~ smiths wharf at moderate prices Apply to KNOX
NJ EW AND VALUABLE MACHINERY
4 n y HE FAIRBANKS & WILMOT PORT RI r STEAM
b91ihsk, FAR ENGINE and FOREST SA " is now on
eAolon and for sale at No Isl West Pratt street Bst
more, between Charles and Hanover, where public are
invited 10 call and witness its operations 1t will seen flat
greatest '' "''' VA
At the place be seen the astonishin, enara
o. ne KOGHESTER living SHAVING JOINT SiIINjif n
MACHiNE 1t will make twenty thousand shingles a ,iaI
witheaSe These Machines ha been thoroughly tesiT
ana wrhave the highest testimonials Of their 4r,c go
capability OF doing all that claim for them o
peruous as an eNar,in thon will prove to all thar bas
Machnes are the great Labor Saving Machines OF ha ,G
iaIu F. VAUGHAN, Agent
Wpgtp r.ft.,
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do good-d19 cts do do do. fair 12@12K cts. do do.
do. ordinary, 11911H cts. do. do Maracaibo 146l4x
cts do do; L,guayra-@-cts., do. do. Java mats and;
bags, ioGl6H cts, four and six mos; st Domingo,
-Gl1& cts, cash.
Remarks-rhe market for Rio has been very much I'M
settled and the business of the past week amounting
267 bags has been done at very irregular prices
marking at the close decline of cts per Id pre-
vious quotations. Buyers wait the public sale OF
Oron's cargo Rio, announced for to-day.
Stock of Rio, December 1s New Orleans 43 900 bags
Z" Baltimore ...... "a 900 Z"
4" Philadelphia. 5000 "
60 &c 4th New York ....... "a, 79I "
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New YORK, Dec. 5.-The Flour market is unsettled
sales 900 bbls. State has declined 10
at S4.55G4.65 Ohio S5G5.20. Wheat has a declining
tendency-sales Of bushels red Western sll4G
1.20 white $1.26, white Kentucky sl.40 Corn is firm
sales of $4,000 bushels at 62d63 cts mixed Provi-
sons quiet Lard is dull at I0GlOA cts Whskey is
dull at 1Sh@lSH cts. Rice closed buoyant at y 4
FreightS are tirmer.
CHARLESTON Dec 5-Sales to-day of 700 bales of cot
ton at prices ranging from to IL The market closed
firm
New ORLEANS, Dec. 3-Cotton quiet-sales today
5000 bales at 9Ad9A cts for middling Wheat steady
Freights-Cotton to Havre14 ct
NOZZLE Dec. 3.-CottOn-sales to-day, 600 bales
ket dull at 9G9K cts for middling.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 4.-Sght exchange New York
quoted yesterday at y per cent premium Financial
matters at present are unsettled.
AUGUSTA, Dec 4.-Sight exchange New York at
per cent premium
ALBANY, Dec. 4-Flour dull. Wheat-S4les at 81 SO
for white Western and 81. Is for red winter. Oats firm at
81 cts for State aoa Corn at 65 cts, in lots Barley
less active; winter 66(d67 cts for Monroe county four
rowed sales 5000 bushels Canada West at GOA %
cts. Whiskey lower; sales 200 bbls. at is DISK cts.
BUFFALO, Dec. Flour quiet, with small sales of
extra Ohio and Indiana at S55 25 and double extras at
S5.50G6.12H. Grain market for all descriptions quiet,
and nothing doing Dressed hogs selling at $55 so
for under and 200 lbs. Whskey nominal at IKE
OswEGo, Dec. 4.-Flour unchanged with moderate de
mand for the interior and Eastern trade sales 500 bbls
at SIS for extra State Grain market quieno sales but
| retail lots. Lake IMPORTS, 100 bushels wheat.
CHICAGO, Dec 4-FlOur dull and 10 cts lower. Wheat
active and 4d2 cts lower-sales 49, bushels 7O
1OH cts for No l. and 67(d67h cts for No. 2, in store
| Corn steady at &c cts, in store. Oats quiet.
| CINCINNATI, Dec. 4.-FIour dull. Whskey active at
l3H cts Hogs in better demand; sales 900 head So
G6.5O, Receipts of the week, 10000 Mess Pork in good
| demand at Sl4 Is Lard quiet at 94G9H cts. Green
| Meats in good demand at 4&G64 G6A cts. Money
ket unchanged. Sight exchange on New York steady at
cen
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a WESTERN

OPEN o FINkSBCRG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station 30 A NJ and p n I,s
turning leave Finkshurg Station Is and lG.2O L. n
Stages for Hampstead, Manchester minister ene
town and Emmittsburg nthe arrival the 30 tram
Also Tor W Westminster from the P. Al train.
u GRW ~ = TAYLOR
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Total bags and mats ............,,.......4 O,6O5
ouotati0 ns'-Ria Coffee, prme,-@lsx cts,, four mos
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WIN. scorr & Son, Coffee Brokers.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS Dec. 4---The Flour
market continues very quiet There is shipping de
mand, and the sales confined to small lots supply
the trade, at from Si75G5l2h per Dbl for superfne
S525d5SO for extras So HOS rs for extra family and
s6G6 so for fancy lots. sale of $50 bbs extra family
was made at s5l2h per Dbl. Rye Flour and Corn Meal
are quiet and prices the as last quoted 100 pns
Brandywne Meal sold private terms. Wheat--Ihe
demand continues moderate with sales Of about 42OO
bush at GOAL per bush for good Pennsylvania and
Western red and 25 27 for Southern; white ranges
from 81 2sCa1 S. as quality. Rye is steady 6s cts
for Delaware and rs cts for Pennsylvania Corn is very
ouet-saes 5000 bush good yellow at 6566 cts and
900 bush do at IS cts. Oats steady-sales
1000 at 3253 cts bush for fair and prime Delaware
and 81 cts for Pennsylvania. Barey-There is more
ing 5000 bush. New York State sold at rs cts Malt
sells at from So cts. to 81 ProvsionsThem market
trcmely quiet sale of 100 bbls Mess Pork price
kept private Whiskey is dusales of Ohio bbs at 90
cts, Pennsylvania do. at 19G19k cts hhds at 10k cts
and drudge at 10 cts. per gallon
WILMINGTON MARKET, Dec. 4.-Turpentine has de-
cned % cts per Dbl SOFT with after yesterdays
report of $50 bills at 81 for yellow dip 81 40 for virgin
and 90 cts per Dbl for hard per $50 lbs This
ing SoO Dbls changed hands at prices Spirits
TurpentineWe note the sale yesterday after report
OF $50 bbls straight at 80 cts and $50 New bbs
81 cts per gallon, which is decline of per gallon
on both qualities. TarFurther sales yesterday 200
ne
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STEAMBOATS,.
z-slIz~s--ks FOTICE.
sssE7lz=iz%sszasz FALL ARRANGEMENTS
STE ,,tEpC ,,,n, FOR THE
TRE sTEAMFR GE0RGE MEE,,s

VIII leave baltimore every SATURDAY nao,uiDo r,,r
mencing saturday morn ny October 18Th ISfD NJ II
o'clock, proceeding as Far mp HIPS Landing Rrrni
VIII leave HiPs Landing for Nottingham every TiIESDhY
leaving. Nottingham every WEDN ESnsY morning NJ =
0cl1ck Tor altmore Calling at al the usual aniinrs on
the river also 1T Fair aveH and Plum Point Going and
returning. 7 "'
THEO. WEENS Master
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Skipping.


10 FOR LlVERPOOL.-The fine Al shin
s& SIBYL, Freeman, master now leading at CommeT-
cial Wharf will follow the ANNAPOLIS and will have
quick dispatch For freight apply to ~
F0ARD & ROGERS,
JG Poll r,--t,,u
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lumber.
LATHS AND

old RYE WHISKEY.
" WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE
~, ,Ss SOUTH STREET, opposite Exchange Place
rally. '7e'''ei WIN H'4"''' E0''
ap2u CLABAUGH GRAFF
SUNDRIES.
~ DRIED BEEF:
5. Q. HAMS;
KEG LARI:-,rp
Eo-,.,., ~ N En- An " ,,itIr-IwATRAT 4 McCULLY,
,Si IN "S i' &, and - Light street.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-26
Now t)pesias."Spring, 1860.

(SAfL a, rosp 4 llonss If yos want to
~ see Il fine assortment Of Nesr ard BeaM,-
~ Sprsag Dress Go~is and Mourning Goods
W. have just received and are nov opening
oar invoices for the Spring trade Of 1860. com
prising all kinds Of merchandise usually kept in
country stores, besides many which are seldom
found this side Of New Orleans. We have 4
fine stock of &ap!e Dry Goods, all fresh and
ncu.
White Goods of all kinds A beautiful stock
Of White and Printed Irish Linens Table
Linen Ladies and Misses, Mems and Boys, EN-.
broijered helnstich thread aud linen cambria
Handkerchief embroidered Under Sleeves and
Collars, either in setts or by the piece Mar
sailIes sets and Collars linen Collars mourn
ing sets and Collars.
Lace Mantillar and Points English aud
French Barge Shaw!s Ber,has And Dus,ars
A fine lot OF black and white spring and Sum
mer Dress Silks, Ill Of the btst quality and
latest styles.
We have also, one Of the hest assortmen,s Of
Boots aud Shoes ever brought to this inarke.
House furnishing Goods Of all kinds, includ
ing the celebrated -. star Coffee rot, sue
c,.ssful rivnl Of the Old Dominion Stationery
Of the bcs, kinds. and Wall Paper.
We invite everybody 10 come and sec fa'
themselves. FORD 4 HOkR.
April :, 400.
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l.OOhA A'I THIS.
Carriage and Wagon Making:
AT GREENWOOD IA.


'lNiR Undersigned is nos permanently located
10 Greenwood. IL, aHi ia prepared to Eve
cate any work in ihc Carriage and Wagon ma
Ming linz aud iia,'cfs himself in saying his work
shall compete with ANY work drae IN the western
country in durability and taste. His wagons
consist Of every variety, all iron asels, unless
their shon d be orders for other qualities Ilis
Bulssies are " the hes, material and workmanship
IA be- has the best Of mechanics both In wood
and iron. You that nave old carriages and
bugdle- can have them repaired, painted and
trimmed Ia the latest siyles md mast durable
hnt.h, as the undersigned has hu.shsr AMI
smith that can compete with any Il you want
yoHr work we'll done send Il 10 this shop as there
will be 10 pains nor labor sparvd IN trying 10
accommodate customers. His prices shall cor
respond with the times, In all eases ef repairs.
the cash w,l be expected when work il deliver.
I'd IS nothing bul cash VIII rareha.e material
Nos. soaiheTn people, p~irontss southern homs
ministry aud by SO doing the southern ne
c.ianics viii be able to do yoa, work on mar
arcommela,inc ferns Try il snhiIr, and yea
Nill IND ott. an telling shc truth AMI thank
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