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nsa. Our time has been so much taksn

Bsas Our time has been so much taksn
up with setting up" the Treasurer
Sales that we have heon obliged to cut
short our attention to the local and cdito-
rial departments this week. We beg,
however. to ask our Republican friends
to read tho article from the Chester Times
in regard to the State Convention Some
of the omitted proceedings will be found
therein.
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number Of votes are elected (same as the
election of inspectors Of elections the
object being to give each party one, aid
thus to keep it out of politics. 1t was
referred to select committee. This bill
is Of great importance to printers and to
the people generally and if passed, would
scotch the snakes that now glide through
both halls with out the good people at
home knowing anything about them until
they become laws of the land.
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Z The nomination Of Col Cur,in is re-
ceived everywhere in the State with un-
feignei pleasure, aud justly so. Few
men have so large a home influence and
at the same time command SO much gen
eral respect as Col. Curtin ard fewer
still can command such hearty personal en-
dorsement from. his partisan opponents at
tine when tradqeement aud SANDER are
looked for. Would to God all political
canvasses were conducted without such
stoopings as are customary. We will
next week publish biography of him,
from the Philadelphia Gazette, and trust
that every reader of tue Journal will
carefully read it. -
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STEAMBOAT EXPL0sION--Thc boil
of small steam boat, built to run upa
Delaware. IRON. EaSton, was exploded
Wednesday last, in an effort to get uPi
falls above that place, and ii persa
were killed, and / + wounded, several d't
gerousIy 50. About forty persons We
ou board Some of them were biOwnf'
ty or fifty feet into the air, others We
literally blown into shredS. The scea
on shore is described as parnfu! beycs
description.
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From he Frxlevcp
SGnderlinvtlIe, Pa.-Neu
Church Grsaniypd

Rev c. lRINpLE ;-SuuderlryN.I
a lirtle VILLAGE gradually coming IN an
the hills of Potter County, Pa, and |
been visited for tie first time with 4
interesting revival of re!i yion. Il \
appointments upon which very it'll, d
has been bestowed, except by Wexs1
Methodist ministers. And after ss,
years of toll, God has been pleased
crown their efforts wiDh success n
Rev Stephen A Leonard, having CHI,
of the appointment, and the Rev. + /
Carr, residing here, have b&en the Ii,
instrnmcntalitics under God, in pp.,,
ing the revival. checrcd on BY tho !;
cicnt cooperation of "A few brethres :
sisters who came &c their assistance
a result of the meeting. We,.,.
Methodist Church Of about 20 mcni.
has been organized in Suuderlinrr
which is the first Church of any dero.
nation ever organized in the place ana
of about even date with the first Wp,n
an Methodist Church ever crganize3
Potter County. in Harrison Town,F
but short time before, growing outs
goodly revival in that Township. thnr
the Iahors ot The Rev Bro Hubbard
FRANCIS STRAAG
SuoGegiinyille, Potter Co, Pa.
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G|Gov. Stewart of Missoul

G~Gov Stewart of Missouri, has We.
toed the Free Negro bill secretly passed
by the savage southernors of the legisla-
ture. This was very unexpected, aud as
We have mons Of the particulars we can
not account for so seemingly humane an
act frQm so bitter q partisan DemoQrat as
Gov. Stewart has often shown hiMself
to be
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Ha5~ The Free Banking blli has

Ra5~ The Free Banking bill has passed
the House. We congratulate Mr.. Viii
liston on this result. He has been la
boring for this BIZ ever since he took his
seat in the Legislature, and has succeed
ed at last, in passing the most important
bill of the session. We truxt there is no
doubt as to she late If ghis bill in the
Senate.
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Roy Tho HartsLNrn Teicqraph noticed

B3" The Harrisburg Telegraph noticed
the splendid Republican victory in New
Hampshire without claiming It rs Cam.
egop victory! There is hope of that pa
pc. yet. When we read It's comments on
the result in Chicago, we thought it was
about expiring, for it could see nothing
III the triumph then but TIC popularity CT
lis idol.
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Gov. BRIssELL, of Illinois died on the
18th instant Gov BriSsell was Re-
publican, and was elected in 1856. The
annual election takes place on the first
Tuesday in November, when a successor
will be elected. Lieut. Gov.
Wood becomes acting Governor.
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I IA Tina, H. FQrrowes, Esq.. Of Ian.
caster, has been appointed State Super:
intendent of public schools, by Gov. Pack
CIR. Mr.. Burrowes was elected Mayor Of
the city Of LANCASTER in 1888 or 1859, as
an independent candidate, but be is a
6rst-water Democrat. He is editor Of the
Penu'n School journal, one of the ablest
educational papers in the county, and we
think he will do full Justice to the Office
to which Governor Packer has appointed
him = Poor Dieffenhach, Of Lock Haven,
whom our good people defeated for As
&cmbly IN 1856, was weighed for the Of
ice, but was found wanting 10 capacity,
and notwithstanding the reck lessness with
which Democrats are appointed to Office,
aud the fact that he is personal friend
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AN IMPORTANT BILL.-A bill Ya

AN IMPORTANT BILL.-A bill vas
read in place in the Pennsylvania House
of RePres entatives, on Tuesday, relating
to the publication Of the laws OF this
Commonwealth in the newspapers. It
oc Btalns two general ideas, v'z i. To
require notice in each county, of all in
tended applications for local. legislation,
to De published only in such counties as
may be concerned. 2. To advertise all
general lays in two papers In each coun-
~, as we'll as all local laws, relating to
snch county. The papers in which laws
are published to be selected by the Reo-
pie, each voter voting for o8e "Pgbllq
Printer and the persons ia eaeA county
having the highest and next highest
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of tie Gov, his appointment was great
cr load Il an that dignitary was willing tc
carry. Poor, bleeding Diefy! how they
do treat you! Mr. Burrowes held the
same position 25 years ago, when the sys-
tom was in its infancy.
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TIE CANDIDATE QUESTION

70 Ike Edi,ors Of tIc Ereaing Posi
| am very glad SO many able men arc
discussing the Presidential question in
your columns. liz advance Of the Chicago
Convention.
If continued in the same spirit thus
far manifested, it must do much good
90 not know that can throw any
light upon this question, but | should
like to ask Of your correspondent, who
desires the nomination of Edward Bates,
at Chicago, what evidence lie can give
that Bates would DC any more likely to
carry Pennsylvania, than CheSc? What
evidence is there that Bates is Cvon Dew
convert? We know that he was against
us IN 1856; wouldn' it br we'll for Us to
have Some better evidence :han tas yet
been produced, that he is with Us in 1869,
before taking him as eur standard bearer
For one, | do not care Il fig how new a
convert 1lr. Bates may bc-ail | ask is,
that he is converted from what he was
il 1856
Again. in relation to she Fbgtive Slave
bill. | do not object to Mr. Bates be-
cause he would enforce that odiuus bill,
but because | fear he would aot urge
Congress to repeal it.
If j. Ii. V. \. will answer these 0b-
jectinns he Will confer great favor on
many Republicans in tbs state who are
anxious for the success Of their ticket.
but still more anxious tor the success of
their principles.
1t seems to me thega Is more necessity
for satisfying The cooScieHcc of iii, class
of'yosers than Of yielding to the Gf4jg1!ic-
IS Of those who Insisted oa defeating Us
four years ago.
ONE oE THE "EsaHTY- FIVE Hun,
pEEn OF 1882.
,CouderSport, P,zn., March 9,
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EXECUTORS Notice. n
\ ETTERS TESTAMENTARY OF the .
L. will and testament Of AsHREL Mo''
late of Bipgtom township, Potter COUNT !
ceased, having been gEaata6 10 the undei's
cd all persons indebted To the said e''as
make immediate payment, and those h1' h.
{ iatn.s against the same will present 'hs~
" auth :uticated for settlement, 10
l.. S. RaBERTSON, ,,a
LAYINA LYON, ET''D'"
MARY HACKET.
Bingham, Feb q, lS6o.-2+-6t*
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PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday. by 7. 4. STE
BINS. WHOLESALE and retail Dealer in Gro
ceSies aAd Provisions Main Street
COuhERSPURT, PA.
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Suo&Qyiinyille, Potter Co, Pa.
LIBEL Sur HY GERRIrr SMyTn.

HEEL SUIT EY GERRlrT SMITH,
McsSrs Sedgewiek, Andrews. and 4,
nedy, of Syracuse have comme-crd N-
in bchalfot Gerritt Smith against Mess
Watts Sherman, Royal PbcII S and 5 /
NJ. Barlow cf tins clty, laying dauagot
10000 IN each eaSa The suit i, In.
tuted by Mr. Smith in vindicaron
himself against tie tlaHation pub'h0.
by these gentleman a. members Of d
"New York Democrats. Ejgilant A,s,
alton" that he (Snith) WAS connect.
with a certain "Ccntraf Ax>oc;a,ia
haAing in view certain bloody. houib
and reasonable purposes Thi> trialr
in all probability, excite conadert
public interest aud reopen themes Of d
cuSsion on which the public has with
the past few months been in feveta
state of excitement.
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ACCIDENTAL DEATu.-Thc VrKa
ConuE ihaocHa! says Mr.. John S
dcrs, Of Shippea, WAS Instantly killed
that place, ON Thursday, she 18th of Fl
ruaFy, by log rolling over him, i
was caught between = stnup and the 4
scending log. and his body yearly scyea
Amntncr m4n, who was az work with Ii.
escaped injury by falling in hollow
lowing the log to pass harmlesSly m
him. Deceased was about % years
age, unmarried, aud fotmerly rsSite5
jersey Shore, Pa.
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Cooks an6 Stationery.
MURPHY CO-BOOKSELLERS, PUB.
1VA LISTERS, PRINTERS,
STATIONE Frs
s7-tf BL1TInoRY

IA LISTERS, PRINTERS
MARBLE B SHhEIi$fS x! aEk4llnonr ST
s7-H BALTIMORE.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
No. ssz5 dfTHi d If ESHSE S{REpr,
AS On HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
lclo S0RTMEMT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
bis bS6 stock w Ss D 5Fn@ wR
az 6f PP, PPRRPEsv SugS aDS pn
ESNEL0PES of all kinds
us Fl sysry fssfBG R fer ssf fSd
MAtsERS' LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
d%F9t2f 'Pf RfRstas & II 81 S o 3kfFs hE
dR6 PRN TEkgFS S RAPE E at
.-G6GNTRy MERcHANrs will do well to tegstf
GSsf:55LE CARRIAGES.-We have on hand at
5ae q f EVA MANIFACToRY ANDl REPosIT6RY
to TO d in the n city P5s0ns in Of Car
IN TO sell at as low rates and on as accommodating
'a. any 'l,'e' e''1',, M siHsHs HUNTER.
Ja25-u Corner of Howard and Franklin SITS, Bait.
GsH#.k CARRIAGES | CARRIAGES I'VE
aaHG GARFIs d t Of
New York all Of the attest fashions and most approved
Selves all OF which will be sold on reasonable
vs. Repairing done at the shortest notice. mr22-tr
6# Es4 CARRIAGES CARRIAGES!--The
w. subscriber has hand at his extensive CAR
KlAGE REPOSITORY, No rs South Gay street the most
extensive and best assortment of fashionable CA RRIAGES
that can be found in the city Persons want Of Carriages
mined to sell low for cash approved paper work sold
at my Repository warranted for welvs months Carria-
geS repaired or taken in exchange for ones.
CARRIAGES received on storage or held commission
-Szl-u WILLIAM MCCANN
So cARRIAGEsl c,pn,,cr.,,
The subscribers have hand at their factory No %
WEST AIETTE STREET, "A general assortment of Car
raesc The most approved styles all Of which sold
az m lowest prices Tor cash. or approved paper All Carra
ges guaranteed for twelve months We respectfully invite
thee, public to call and examine stock.
~ b-Od Carriages taken in exchange for new ones
Repairing done with dispatch
n26-tf J. RIDDLEMoSER JR, x co
TURLETT Il SONS
" CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
No. 80 NORTH STREET.
-. - The undersigned having greatly en-
I1larged their premises aud increased their farili-
neS beg leave to call the attention the public to their
extensive stock Of every description of CARRIAGES finished
are prepared to sell accommodating terms REPAIRS az
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
jy2lu IS North ttiit Ra q 9nS,
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
~ r,,>,,,, HIDES, OIL. AMI LEATHER
Informs the public that he has removed to his
house No % GRANT STREET directly the rear of his
Robinson Lords warehouse whore will be found fresh
and complete assortment of EVERY KIND AND QUALITY
Or LEATHER. especially iemlock Leather
HARNESS. Bride and Lace Leather Wax Tppcr Kps
Calf Skins French Calf Skins etc wholesale and retail
Tanners andCuriers TOOLS; Bark Mills, and com
mon grades of Tanners OILS always hand
leS ana Leather bought and sold commission, and
cash advances made ConsIenmentS
FOR further information address
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WESTERN
MARYLAND PITyPOsD

o., WINTER ARRANGEMENT
CarS leave Calvert Station $50 A NJ and a. u n
and 1918 A. NJ. ''' Daililofe at 6
NJ N OmniDns from Westminster daily at L. connects
turns to Westminster 20 ~ ii mum Da'tlhorc re
M mnI2us from Manchester at A NJ meets 10 II train
d MUnuay, Wednesday and Friday. Returning aitarnat
timore. ~ " '''e q" ~ 'IalH from Bai
dl0tf rprr1N- ,-.,-r
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lmand of their Lordshns
JOHN WASHINGTON, Hydrographer.

Nouce IS now given that in the place of the fixed
light hitherto shown from the Mole at Barcelona south
coast OF Spain, light would be exhibited from the ex-
emlty OF the eastern Mole at the centre of the Mole
head, now completed.
Inc light Is fixed white light varied every four min
ute by red flash tits elevated As above the mean
from distance of miles
the fourth order ~ "
me light-tower is octagone and of brick coloi 1t
Greenwich. ~ "
In addition to the above light and at distance of 2e5
yards from it, another light of green and white color is
SHOWN OF the extremity of the Glacis ledge of stones
now being placed to protect the ner head q = '
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Southern Ports
Notice to Mariners

photographic Office, Admiralty, \
London, Jan 81 1850.
Information has been received at the Admiralty from
H. NJ Consul at the Canary Island, that the sth Dec
1859, the mail steamer CLEOPATRA was nassing The ntb
east end of Tener the observed breaking
sunken rock, at about mile East true from Anapa
Polnt, or by 5 from the point known as La Mancha
bancs By letter from the naval authorities at the Ca
nary Islands it appears that this is known to the
Uts oil % port OF Santa Cruz that is named the Baio
de la Manche, has about fifteen feet on it at low water and
Il eet at high tide, and the breaks over it only on
certain occasions. "
By command of their Iord,L,,e
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Minfs. Yiannrs. &t.
B. F. ULMAN,

E33A B. F. ULMAN,
tSEzR3 IMPORTER AND DE.LERIY
BRANDIES, VINES DC, DC.
Nos, s and NORTH GAY STREET,
house, ~ D0eu ware
CoGNAC BRANDIEs:
nSnbesey, Pne CaStillon. Vine Growers United Vine.
ROCHELLE ISD B BGisf Es BRANDIEs:
Seignette Pelevoisn, Camus, Rusteau United Propre
HOLLAND GIN.
bohens WeeSp' Royal Lion no l. Medar Swan, Fish, &C
Champagne Sherry MSdeiTa Rhenish, Hungarian, &c
Bourbon, Monongahea and Old Rve
,,,, FRUIT BRANDIES:
Wild Cherry, Blackberry Raspberry Lavender Ginger Straw
perry and Pine Apple guaranteed superior quality to any
IN this Philadelphia New York markets. and at lower
price. - ~
CORDIALS:
Rose, Vanilla, Aniseed, Noyeau Cinnamon Peppermin
Perfect Love, &c, &c.
The very best Cocktail German Herb Swiss Str,,o, and
Russian Long Life. $3.50 ~ ~
Ggrraassan, Absnthe, Schiedam Schnapps
~ The special attention trade IS solicited To my
hne Brandies, Cordals, Bitters, &c fei5 If
MRa HUNGARIAN WINES,
@&7EH% - RUDOLPH P0LLATSEK,
No. 1874 WEST LOMBARD STREET,
Two doors east of Hanover street)
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN HJNGbRif'htWNp W'i MG
In connection with SAML POLLATS Elk Wholesale Wine
Dealer IN the District Of rokai Hungary has just received
Iokay IN cask and superior Hungarian Red Wines the
SeleD,aoeu EsrlooI. frI4-tf
8A BARTH EDMEADES,
tLAi At the cd Esq6Lhed House No 81 South Street
COMMISSION MERCH ANTS
Offer for sale in Bonded Warehouse standard brands
WIee,ssp and 9th, other GINS, SCOTCH WHfSKEY, JAMAICA
Pennsylvania, KENTTcK'Y, VIRGINIA.
AND MARYLAND RYE WHISKEY,
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Steamboats,.

ST FOR PETERSBURG Ivia CITY
Wffi FONT eoIS ir XSAtlThe steam ,r geo PEA
EPaERNooS NEXT the 23d February, at o'c1oc
For freight or passage HAVING fpa Sto4o Pc
dations, apply to 80 ~ 1 i''oul acconalno-
fe22-tf d. h4HOf, Jr, Agent,
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Bail Beads,
~ s{5 - FOR TIE
WEST, NOp-
n . Z II WEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAiT,c.,-
WINTER ARRANGE

o,.. CHANGE OF HOURS
vert Station: -''H' ioo'' trains will leave Ca
Co. me s,. Mail Train daily Except Sunday, .,
and ali pSTa Of G{hb H Cyeand Cincinnati st. 4 fo5
@ and al parts of tie North and Canada ~ Ema
ianWGaSter Lebanon, Reading and FORSYTH b
oXLngs Mis- Reisterstown and Manchester Ma IA, ana
p NJ I'D s Train, daily Except sunday, Z,
,o;,o. ooo, !, EXPRESS TRAIN,
daily atSOO T NJ for all parts of the West and N,,
travellers from Washington and the Sontb b l%est
this road. WIN ue trains owe,
Cor and lnfornato, apply at the Ticket Office
Baltimore. ~ ' anu 'Alhlh streets
w,D,,f JOHN 7. RIGNEY, Asst Superintendent
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MA W H 0 LESALE
VzHA LIQ UOR PAREHO USE
@@ 50 CLABAUGH IL GRAFT,
90 SOUTH STREET, opposite Exchange Place Bsltmore
And Dealers in
FOREIGN LIQUORS,
n f. n ;.. =. ofevery description
i0lItitS, Particularly choice OLD RYE WTISKFY Inn.
tatioh oo"NAC BKANDI, of several varieties, and
...,-. SWEET MALAGA WINE,
carcely inferior to the imported article ali Of which a vr
anted to give satisfaction 1,an,f
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Ma NORDLINGER & CO,
tH3elEs IMPORTERS OF
Z844z42M FOREIGN PRODUCE
- BRANDlES, WINES, GINS, SEGARS &c
No. lO2 LOMBARD STREET, Baltimore,
E2A22 YEARS in the TRADE.
THOS. THOMPSON,
63 SOUTH GAY STREET,
,,o,,,.r, RemOred from q SO0th street,
49,. COMMlSSION MERCHANT AN ID IMPORTER OF
BRANDlES, GIN, SCOTCH WHISKY, JAMAICA RIM
WINES, &c,
We respect ully invites examination of his
IN UNITED STATES BONDED WAREHOUSES; and his owl sora
comprising every brand vintage and grade of Brandi
Nc pertaining to the business. His long experience nm
wen known superior Judgment in all Liquors &c gives to
hum advantages in selections from productions Of this conn
Try ana foreign countries iusying him in declaring that
purchasers would be consulting their interests largely NV
C...o-.,- On CONSIGNMENT.
constantly receiving Pennsy vana, Virginia Kentuck
Dlstlers. ~ anu must Iedoe
~ Goods sold exclusively by the package d1o6m
Ga WE HAVE THE LARGEST, BEST
tl5@Aj AND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT OF
s=sS=@A u Q U OR s
IN THE
by calling on TT X LONG & 20 iA'e'
ul5-u ~ and % Pennsylvania
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FOR RICHMOND, VA.

EaSSll-h FOR RICHMOND, VA.
The steamer GEO PEABODY, will I.a,n
!;iSht street wharf on THURSDAY A FTFRNOOE 'NE%T
The 2id February, at 3 o'clock '-' MA >
Passage and fare only s.
For freight passage having fine State Roo, occ,
cations, apply to ~ '''i'"
fe22.tf o. "NA4sl2i; ~ Agent,
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MRA WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS.
tM3W&NS , - BLACK TEAS, &c
EH5Skl11hAz1h , go 2. TlERNAN son,
Oer for sale the following articles their o
particularly for family use: ~ " p ''"'
SHERRY WiNES-Pemartnes finest pale gold and
brown Sherrles, in wood and in glass " DIV ~
PORT -Sandernans Competition red and wi ito
Port, In wood and in glass 49, anu WING
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard March,s fine n.de;r, :;
WOOD and IN glass also, Grape Juice "a
ar Shit Stenterger Marcobrun-
quarts and pints 0 HheS'' Ill
Brandies. - = S VI" pae anu oark
RqMS-Old and fine Jamaica, Antigua Grenada and from,
me f, Is ISIiandS, imported direct from London
tioiLI ,ND GlN-Ihe best quaty-Ternan hrand-aud
no mixture of aromatic poison in it ~ anu
200 half chests of the finest SOTTCHONG TEA ,,a..
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SUUUPAPER suitable or shpner, AZ sv
sale by. JOHN II SPINNISSno es'io'
allu la North street
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Commission Mtrttants.

Late. O of W 4 dTS90Ni john Il BRYAN,JR
- 0 ~ II nln1Mngtop y; =; Late OF Raleigh, N, c.
IL coAA1S So B ,A M3gIRcAzMzs, .o,ns
5sRP Sfss'; is6'i 3heaeee Dickinson J.
Esq Baltimore and many others elsewhere eI52m 1"
~ G. DE GARMENDIA.
~. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ks-f Is CohMERcE STREET .,,.
r. G. WAMBERSTE,
- ooMMrs ssESEE MERCHANT,
ia11t q S. CHARLES STREET,
jar Baltimore, Md.
.1sNKn DUNCAN ALEX. l.. BoGGs, JR
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
GRAIN, FLOUR, MILIrFEED, CORN MEAL,
LIME AM ABp p RPk9PEfE GENERALLY
ia6tf No. III NoRTH Howard STREET.
WILLIAMS, u.s. CROSS -
WIN n F! T corner F, Falls and Eastern Avenue Bait
cran t? selling all kinds Lumber Slaves, Shocks,
NIFTY Kabs Asn Pa Central RR Co Bait
F + S fPr jqGsiss EE o Custom House Raamorr
EsThy Gas, hssbpTy, Philadelphia, Pa
HENRY "; DRAKELEY AARON PENroN
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
PRov1sI FSE SHE A feIE PPFRoDucp
sS7 BALTIN0RE STREET
io.f CORNER OF PACA, -
JOSHUA WALKER
REMOVED HIS FLOUR AND FEED STORE
I'd door north Of between and
s f eRPa2 on hsS F M OF
OATS CHOP RY Z and Mill. FEED, Hay and Straw il
Oe dss &c For sale on the most terms
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s4F%S ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE
ne next departure from New will be the snandi
% Wit steam ship ClRCASSIA" Captain Campbell
WI G ~ eave on TIL RSDAY, February 2d, 1850 touch
sci has been Johns F. to receive the royal mails
oaaton; have been increased she is now one oi the
hiest and fastest steamers ahoat az" ''-- VI 'ue
iRICES OF PASSAGE-First class, Do++ar
rate to GALWAY onlyG third $780, Including free tickets to
ny 3l te principal cities on the main railway routes al
treat britain and Ireland Third must provide plate
ke' tork &c, and bedding. Passengers 10 St Johns
class $50 second class, s25 Passage the third
$50. e F'' N' Hoih oaiHay Tor
For freight or passage apply only to
JOHN q. A HERRING Ao.nt
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-22
JOS. las. TAYLOR, Agent: Ralfimcro
Off j. TOME. Agent. P,rt 'Ds,.,i!. &c ue VIA
NEW YORK AND BAITINOPg
Eeesesa1aass-ss TRANSPORTATION line
ST OFFICE OF MONUMENT

E~sllA OFFICE OF ONUMENTA
ssasaasseaakESH STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Companys boats having been put In corlre RUNNING
order are now prepared tn execute every dissertation Of rv
and harbor towing at the shortest notice
The Companys Boats are as follows
Steamer TIGRESS, Captain Luke League
=, Steamer l.loNESS Captain A. II League
ne commanders are experienced masters.
Sntee given for the safety in their charge
rates OF toWaSe will be made reasonable For further info
NATION apply to the Captains hoard the agent,
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