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EtIs Car FF4ziiazzz.ssszsszs5s7 PHILADELPHIA,
E1szfF- q. 9sesyE-SssS " ! In NGTUN ANN
BAIT MORE Rail ROAD
Spring ARRANGEHENT
y and after MONDAY, Anrii I'D PASSENGER trans for
Phi9desphia viii leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY except Sunday rs follows, viz
EMPRESS TRAIN at s 80 A NJ. WAY MAIL At Igl5
A. N; EVENING MAIL at IS +. H.
ON SUNDAYS at % p. NJ. only Al trains connect with
New York Trains except SOS r. NJ. O Saturdays
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached,
Hsvre de Grace
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at sl5A. M.I2A
and IL p Nj.
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN
TERdEDIATE POINTS.
BY leaving in 10 i5A NJ train vii! connect at Wilmington
with 6S5 81 train daily except Sunday for ali stations
between Wilmington and Harrington, and on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays ior Milford ON Moadays, Wed,
nesdays and FRIDAYS for SeatoTd or BY avng ab p T
can procure astcpoYer Check from Conductor sptud
night IN Wilmington, and take the 9S5 A tram for ali
stations hs tween Nlimngton and Salisbury.
EOIiCE-Ali coored PERSONS w'ether bona or free IN
De required 10 bring responsible white person person
ally known to the undersigned, who viii he willing usgn
bond to the Company, before they viii he taken over ay
portion of the road
S4-tF iIRiE lnEn Ac,u-
Ee4s FHS4+ss5ssa1 FUR TnE
o. Z-re51AseS q Fl
WEST AID y OBP ~ IS +
4 p A ii ~
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Stsamshius.

f~E& FOR
The screw steamship
'hohuf of'E rh,,;n Tso.o ,riro..
wmleay. sp-sr,s wharf captain isaac "'e's'
VI Il sP. u, precisely, ''' .''''
No freight received after II o'clock on day OF sailing
sAME. T. PEARCE, Agent,
Asentstn Savannah, BRIGHAM, BALbWiSs CO; nl5:tf
<se5as FOR uHA ESTON.
>-S -
LOCUST foiST; ~ r,.,on
vii, leave snaar,s wharf captain D. FRENCH
On TUESDAY, November GOTH 1850,
Noirsght received O'Clock the day Of sailing
tss n q" Sa'nF WILDE signed alter the departure OF the
Fortnight only apply to ,,,,z,r ~ ,r,pcr -
..-.,,.,. o, ll6 Spears wharf BALTIMORE
Lee. F0P pI0 mn IANFIp0
IH The aCIFic MAJ C6upANy
IT me rACtfiC ia al Si fi Solf1N,f
Ss$ asfs a
ni6-iS N'''' -" ~ % Exchange Place.
pEDUCTI0N m ppICFC
ssf@s ATLANTIC ROYAL MALL
'saas4s~~ STEAM NAVIGATION Ao COMPANY
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE,
Carrying the British Mail and Government, dispatches.
by the Admiralty, and are the
NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS
LEINSTER. ,inr tons hurthen
MUNSTER. . tons hurtlen.
100 100 IONS 6 r
Tie next departure will be
The steamship PRINCE Ai3ERF, Novemb @o.h. from
New York.
-
Rates OF passage to auy part OF land on railway ana
| TO the pflnclra ctles OF ~ Slanu ana Ncotlahu
First class $780, $40 aud So to staero"n &C
Prom Galway to Boston or New York, 81 class so.
oWs On rait@asS ~ S'@o incipa G." > III
h'E;i,o 81" iI r. s. ola, ee5. .hi-d ~ .Ia
y 10 o. 1riS - 49, -. nrdar 80 - -.
ia casI are r. ir.i i fnTni-b beds Az tins
psrsoms taI mo nasea@n ~ NV York far tLn
saiIing Ron, Rosiop viii re I've free pasSace ron New
Vnri, 81 paa.a,T '' " i'' ~ '- P"S'@es '''' ''"
9 Th. 20 s! pese: y, Mic Gamma. have h
viii The car a. r'sars neliv and cnmf,Tt com
MI Uit{ 81 "a ii r " aaa .a ';it LII
water ght tn IS ME-, pra 60, ,',Ir ~ cd
10 s,nasr 10 ] ,t ~ ~ ra,;ti - 9
n as ei D''' anu " 'ep'ee "i' eies"'ies al" COW Gil
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MOVEMENTS or OOEAN STEAMERS.
AVIGATION WAREHOUSE,

nj ANIEATIUN WAREHOUSE,
AV
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
Baltimore Nd.
The most reliable Nautical Instrument Makers the
and where the best assortment article
teal line be found and positively the only establish
ment in Baltimore where NAUTICAL ISSTRU MENTS can
be made and repaired in proper manner
Chronometers for sale or hire.
JAMES T. KEMP h CO,
s3-tr Successors to Hagger 4 Rroiber
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ROHLEN GIN in stone jugs, imported only by
DmyseG the finest diufetic in the world, fer sale BY
HAMPSQN, 81 North Charles ct, o6-f
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Tnntnlfssinn Wlfrfhants.

q ....,s..;... e,lY ........I.
"'"'h''SHso" 2tstA&gaHaa'
Ivppnu p91p =
lEIP & WOLF '''''' a "''' \
S" no''o"''' charges highest prices and prompt
'''N T hA"ooN q w, r.
LUMBER. srAvE,
,.., Opposite B. & o R,E 6srSSt} L
) = !, :, -, :, : : : "ALt'"ors, "D |
q. Dh tAka m Ola. ,,,-..,..,.. L
-" GEM All S 0 MEKCHAHf' ,
fes-tf baltimore. r
i : r 1s19Ssi5P 4 DrGpALE 'f'' ''"0AA'
iYE CFyEPAi CouNTsSi1N MERCHANTS |
o,,,,rl, nE4LERS n ,,,o,,,
p,fnu,s PP &SEES E PW Ts B6AE PHosPHATF
'At&S tMFl,0E ~ NV ~ b .gn r p .Ty Sr
'oE' 'iV''1pAN y fSTIVnRF
All approved FERTILIZERS constantly on HAND fe27
{ 1Af afi}Rp q Gg Am GENERAL. COMMISSION
MERCHANTS:
9SrH ias al y5n2fs 9a 3V G2FsiRehS !? 9ar ire
ortsin IRELAND nl-tf
- ,., ag,tSss
~ ~ Escha1gePisoe. M stair .~sat
Ohm s WILLIAMS & Bro,
fe2s.tf Baltimore
ETLLICUTT Il HEWES,
p.rti. HobGoE GQa 5d Is no s. ME u
b 0T 7 no . Z / r I A 5 2 e IKE re ESE,
o5-tf Baltimore
FIRI KTLBURN,
n,r.5 "; 8 aas sogFS STfE5Ti .,r...
'Fe' Is p pplGS5sdd to sn1pfy street
SHIPPERS AND OriiEES
BUTTER,
FaiFK05RR e EX SPy fiTIs IPi20sSSaEe'
Having had long eXperel ce in this business he is conf
dent h2I he can p give en len aca all
trusted him and he hereby solics share trade OF
the flG Gify EATING HousEs or FAMILIES wanting
CHOICE article OF R K fF Fl RSSSpRsG as a street
e:tf =, z,777,777 Opposite snillofa street.
r. G. WAABhRSlEI
COMMISSION $50 ne MERCHANT,
!alln baltimore: MD:
JosLPHcARsos. "a. vIcKRRT
j oohra "a VEST WSsTE = SP PRopUcE
,.-t AND 1850
GENERAL rs & sn &S & f15z1
Liberal advances made on consignments fe22tf
HISS d COLE,
AMERICAN AND Si F0REfG \ Ai'0flANls'
,.,,-- HARDWARE,
.,., nos III and 2sSoUTH CHARLES STREET,
Inv ! P,I,,rD :, . rao,,.
~iIMEp r. THOMAS W. inoHA
ReALhibE & IdUMAS,
NIWP0RTERS OF o'o'H' o''
FOREIGN FRUITS, Nuts, &c,
ro,,,,r,,r AND ~ 49, ,,
CUMMlSSlON MEKCHANTS,
s26-f NO 10 BowLY's WHARF Baltimore, Md
| GTCRJMGER a. WHITMAN
| " %0M,2tss1ox ,,rpcu,NTs
o,,,,,- ,,,or,,, FOR THE SALE OF
GRAIN FLOUR BB11TT TER LARD, CLOVER SEED, &C..
1;hor,, d No IA BOWLS WARE Baltimore
Liberal "a advances made on ConsignmentS ~
| EWCOMER STONEBRAkER,
" Fl0S og a PkQ y. IN MERCHANTS
Nos' Do i q I % ri p s,t NV AID ST.
Liberal casb cas nd r IN t ,,tr
i.ADel" SoSll au diees maui on C"tskHueh's NIT
! M LILLIAN ,. GROSS:
! w LUMBER, STAYE, AND -
cr,ar 9E E, Eh ad EEohMISSloN hERRCHAHf.
ur;,, norheI T. fSiis am haslcrh venues BAIT
| hoopS "c'' anu HI oruers lor same
| no,ax, ,,oa.a- . u ksfEh 10 ,.--,,, r,
''o's'' SeT'rs Nm 10 ,f2Ei'
Sn"niI q JiHler' bdlIiih
| Eanly & TWoIIsca' Nar, yo,,,
: ivy IVY H " " aii I Dew ork. n o.
| . w. hllIef, Esd, burlington, "a cSH
w T. WALTERS & CO.,
| w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
. - JpINES A Nd LlQTChS g,
! No 68 EXCHANGE PLACE
~ A large snd very fine stock Of OLD RYE WHISKY
on hand fa2l.tr
! ~ ~ vs. n n
| IA SHIPPING AND COM MISSION MERCHANTS,
1875 SMITHS WHARF, .r,,
| BALTIMORE.
Advances made On conssnmgnts to address to
i
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StkafrhnafS.
= 4sarA4A--=N IiE LINE FUR THE
HSaA44Gzz=szzT<sfTs EASTERN AND WESTERN SHORE,
sIEEAMEKS KENT AND PIONEER

: M m - - IN I'm AND WESTERN SHORE.
CAPTAINS kIRwIN AND NoRMsT
Nv ~ ~ 04L ENTE RPRJSF
AAnAfQiIS, WEST RIVER AND BACK
IN 49,, phd1J, Light Street, foot Of C1mden
steamers G RS VIII run their routes follows: p1"
iTFE SJn cry gay IN the week to ANNAPOLIS WEST
nj tn Ell A III BA NIX Leaving Baltimore at M and
u arriving in Baltimore about 3 p NJ '"p"lis 'u 4
The Steamer PIONEER will leave every TTrECr, <, -
FRlDAY at a. NJ, for ST MlCHAEIS ASD + siT *"
via NILES RIVER FERRY, returning s. me d9v tA ON'
- Ne khNI WI WILL leave every WEDNE SDAY and SATUR
CH0PTANR RIyE Err, returning cverv TTslST and w
day. '' ''''7''S an" Nof'-
Fare as lo1y as By am other linz
To Freight must be prepaid.
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" c. K. CANNON. Agent
9@ EOTICE.
a ssssz1assEzs .sS, ss2..s FALL ARRANGEMENT

STEAMERS MARY WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
NEEMS.
On and after October 18th 1860
- THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
VIII leave Baltimore every THURSDAY morning at 81
0clGck for the PatnXen River, up as Hills lending
Returning, VIII leave Hills landing every SATURDAY
MONDAY morning AZ o'clock for baltimore calling AT ali
the usual landings the Eiyer also Fair Haven anG
Plum Point going and returning.
l. WFFNG Master
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THE STEAMER GEORGE wEEMs

- TIE STEAMER GEORGE v EEMS
VIII leave Baltimore every SATURDAY morning com
mcucl ing Saturday morning, October 18th 1860 at 81
ococh proceeding as far Hills Landing Returning
viii leave Hls Landing for Nottingham every TUESDAY
leaving Nottingham every WEDNESDAY morning at 5
O'Clock FOR Baltimore. Calling all the usual landings on
the river also at Fair Haven ard Plum Point going and
returning ~ ~
THEO. NEESs, Master
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

J. D. PRATT X co,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND :. HkRLPs sTEprrs
The proyrieors respectfully invite such Merchants as
not already subscribers to the Agency who sell goods
credit 70 can ana examine our system and the reab
y OF our information From long experience and the
factory e$tmonias Of thousands merchants in the
ent cities East and Westwho have for years been subscribers
We can assure 81 who will call, whether they sell goods
or country towns, ample satisfaction res
s OF our Information, and the great benefit be derive
nul tne agency, by those who subscribe. mh6u
ENlNE TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
A. Just received Fall Stock Of fine TABLE An
foShhl CUTLERY, which cannot be surpassed by any
firm now in Europe, offer extra Inducements ru
ehasers and guarantee to give general satisfaction
A. REUTER- Il SONS
No Sc West Baltimore street,
au29- between Frederick and Gay.
DUILDERS' MILLS,
I'D CORNER OF CATHEDRAL AND JOHN STREETS,
Baltimore
40 Horsa Power and New Machinery the latest patent,
to assist Builders IN erecting Buildings in better style Pnd
cheaper. .
POLL & SPRECRELMEYE Err,
Will keep constantly hand and At the
shortest notice. of the best seasoned material superior
workmanship and in every desired style Sash, Doors,
ing and WeaherbSarding Monlangs Of bold and striking
Balusters of new andtasty design.
myls'tf Once. Ne4 Jarvis Building, North street,
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SUpuinN.

IL FOR LIVERPOOL.-Ai Bremen bark
sss5GINDUSTRIE, Hilken, master, is now loading and
will have quick dispatch. For light freight apply to
F. l.. BRAUHS CO,
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old RYE WHISTLES, &c.-250 bbIs. very
Ochoce and old, pure Rye Whiskes; 125 bbs old Bout
bon Whiskies part choice 200 demijohns very SUI
peror Rs and Bourbon Whiskies in lots to suit
pure sers, by J. b. CHARRON CO., corner Hanover
Lombard
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ST BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHA

THE STEAMER PLANTER will discontinue her trpa
after Tuesday, October 9th, 1860 o9-tf
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QUILUING HARDWARE
IL The attention of CARPENTERS .rd pr1r nrpo :;
RESPECTFULLY called to the large well assortd t If
LLoohS, LAICHEs, hNObS, HINGES. SCREWS NSIT q
@c,,N A. Reuter- d Sons, '''
oiou % West Baltimore street
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DlPES AND PlPE-HEADS.-Gla and nm
glazed colored and plain German Pipe HI ads in largo
and small sized packages German Pipes common Medium
ana nne Qualities, in and gross boxes Dutch Pines in
baskets ana boxes PoEhatan Pipe Heads large assert
lace. - S04H'' '' hACnnxannse
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The Norfolk Bay Line sgaarrrrs will leave the Compa-
RVS wharf, UNION nOGk, FUlL az EnGENRD STRE IT.


S, sg YqrS at O'clock Il RoTsmouh ate eek, y
Baltimore ~ =. Ii Wilmington t8L F. H.
For Augusta Charleston aii she SoGth via tho NaEcrs-
Ter Railroad, finished.
s The train from Weldon The above schedule go" tn
Wilmington and Raleigh.
Passengers FOR Richmond and Petersburg, any o;es
points the James River connect with James Egs i1is
early next morning after leaving Baltimore.
~ Passengers for Edenton, Plymouth, Hewbaru, ash
ington, Weldon, Goldsbor0' Beaufort Warsaw Raleigh
Wilmington, C., will hDd ii most pleasant direct and
agreeable route. Ii n. FALLS.
Baltimore November President
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@ ST. ULMAN
tEE5E4h%SsaE IMPORTER AND DEAIERIN
sszazasssssssa BRANDiES, WINES, de-, &c,
Nos, 5 and N0RlHGAY STREET,
Keeps constantly in store and United States Bonded
house,
COGNAC BRANDlEs:
Hennesey, Pinet Castllon. Vine
yard Proprietor London Dock, &c.
ROCHELLE AND BORDEAUX BRANDIES:
SelEnette feevoisin, Camus, Rasteau, United Propre
tors, &c
HOLLAND GIN
Bohlen's Weesp, Royal Lion, Medar Swan, Fish, &C.
Champagne Sh cry Madeira Rhenisl, Hungarian, sc.
WHISklES:
Bourbon, Monongahea and Old Rye
49,, - FRUIT BRAND1ES:
VIA Cherry blackberry Raspberry Lavender
berry and Pine Apple guaranteed of superior quality to any
IN TINS Philadelphia or New York markets. and at lower
prices
CORDIALS:
ph9se anita Anisseed Noyeau, Cinnamon, Peppermint
Perfect Love, &c,
m BI1TERS:
me very best Cocktail German Herb Swss Stomach and
Russian Long Life.
Currassau, Absnthe Schiedam Schnapps
" ne special attention of the trade solicited
Fruit Brandes, Cordals, BitterS, &c. feI5-tf
81 JAS. HAZLITT h CO.,
sEsSTENSgs IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
-, ~ y II SOUTH GAY STREET, BALTIMORE,
q large ana superior stock ofPURE RYE WRISKEYS
'oll te most celebrated Distiliers. mrlTtf
"a A CARD
SzaES5 For the purpose of doing general CASH
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IS comparatively and was built by merchants Of redr
fchS ,at Baltimore, interested in the trade, and b.
trciants and farmers residing in the bordering
on the kappaannoCk for The press purpose of keuprg
hr class steamer on the route During the winter tie for
ward deck has been enclosed thus aoding complete rru
lection for Horses, and other live stock Carriages Of an
sizes can be taken On board ana carried under deck
taxing Oil The wheels. Her berth acccmnt
datoDs are large and commudious and her capacity r
eight Etensye As passenger and freight h,at Sic has
no superior on the waters of the Chesapeake.
Through freight received in Baltimore and charges paid
ny X j. CAPRON CO.. Bowiys wharf
~ Freight received board Of the Steamer a;ur.days
ana thursdays, and on Fridays up 10 &o'clocl f n.
FOR further information Blank Recent rsg,
ny the Company, apply On board, o
r. j. CAPEUN L. co, htr. -
>, -, .,,,r,u-, No. 81 RGwiy 5 wharf, Baltimol.
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CortsLs
l. Instructions to Gagsy Travellers IN reference 20 Time 4a
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