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Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-06-02


WV. w. HoPPrN,
JAMS Y. SMITH,
JAMES B. AxEs,
ALEXIS CAswELL,
HBSRY MARTIN,
TULLY d. Bowen,
ASsEL L. BRADLEY,
JosEPH w. TAYLOR,
GEORGE r. PHILLIPS,
EARL p. Mason,
JOSHUA SPooNER,
NATHANIEL MILLER,
BENJAMIN WHITE,
THOMAS F. HoPPIN,
i. NJ. MATHEwsoS,
KxowLEs 3 AxrHoNy
WV. Ii. TOWNSEND,
LEONARD G. MARBLE,
HENRY L. KENDALL,
JOHN B. PALNER,
JANIS Sxow Jr.,
VINCENT Cam,
HENRY s. BARTLETT,
WILLIAM H. PRATT,
WILLIAn B. GREENE,
CHAs. H. PARKHURsz,
Csc. F. GLADDINo,
USHER PARSONS,
Csc. w. WIeHrxAN,
q. A. WILLIAMSON,
p. NJ. FARRrxarox,
J. @. HARrsHoRS,
AMOS D. SxIrH,
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NdVAL LNTELLIGENCE.
kingdom.

A letter from the African Squadron reports the cap
tue, by the u s. steam corvette hohican OF another
SLAYER having on board no ess than 900 negroes the
largest cnreo taken on the coast. The disposition
of the prize is not made known.
Our squadron in "the Straits" il at last somewhat
resrectable. The Susquehanna and Richmond having
arrived, American citizens will now see their country 8
flag occasionally in Naples Genoa, Spezzia marseiles,
ard other important ports to the south OF Europe The
Richmond Susquebanna, and the gunboat cquois con-
stitute our present Mediterranean feet.
Adyces from the East India Squadron report that, IN
consequence Of most devastating and contagious fever
having broken out on the Engsh men-0f-war especi'
ally on the Icarus and ydra American sailors were
orderd TO be guarded in their intercourse with their
Brithh friends. The note in which this news comes,
taya that Commodore Sribling, the cOmmandern-chef
# ur feet in the East about 10 have the worthless
Qunboat Saginaw Invested of her armament
Tie news of South Carolina secersion causes little or
no excitement in the Navy. Instructions for the i'm
edate departure for Charleston of the United States
ships Macedonian, Brooklyn. and Pawnee, are ex-
rected in spite Of the alleged peaceful declaration Of the
PresHent.
Yesterday the crew and officers for the United States
corvette st. narys of the Pacific squadron, left in the
California steamer. The St. Narys has been about
TWO wears in commission. She is rst-class corvette
of958 tuns burden and carries % guns. AT last adj
vices the had arrived at Panama. Her old officers and
crew W i'll return in few weeks; but the exciting
of political affairs renders their discharge improbable
At present tried men seem to be in demand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

useede from the Union along with the other Southern
States but do not believe word of il. Texas with
all the bluster, Ia sound yet for the Union.
have talked with men from almost every part OF
the State, and have not found single of char
acier ard substance, who was IN favor OF secession.
They all regard il as the worst remedy that could pos
ably be applied.
Gov. Houston s said to We eminently conservative.
He made speech At Independence a little before the
election which would have been well received ut the
North; and when the lone altar flaS was hoEed upon
one Of the public Offices he IL sid have ordered it
down. 1t also said that he win not convene the
Legislature pursuant to the numerous petitions sent 10
him for that TuIpcse.
Last week, during the fitting of the District Court at
Beaumont, public meeting was called for secession
purIOeee hut although it was sustained by the Judge
and two or three lawyers, II proved total failure
Neither the business men of the town there, nor
the substantial Of the country. The audience was
mostly made up Of boys and village lcafers.
But more shan tbs: On Friday last large and re-
gectable antseceEsion meeting was held at Liberty,
in which the effects Of secession upon Texas a~1 upon
the South generally freely discussed and the dis
asrOus consequences clearly and distinctly stated, and
tat without interruption 70 the speakers, or threats OF
violence 10 any one.
The nofe and cIamor ali come from q few DEM
agoeues, who are ambitious 20 gain for themselves
little notoiety, but You may rest assured that
serse and money worth ofTexas lie decidedly opposed
| 10 all secession movements, whether they have for
their object an independent Republic or Southern
! Coniedelacy.
Another fact-there lice quietly and unobserved here,
| large Republican element, which only wants little
time and some one lead it, 10 make itse successfully
| known. CROCKETT
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81 1860

tie old methods of establishment by wool am oV7ei
en,raype. Among the Christmas books Of th@ seaia'h
il ia employed in Sunshine in the Country coiiec-
,,u of The best rura poems nterspersed with pno'o-
eraIhs in Il text; " The City OF onr Lord win Pno
t.erarlc views Of Jerusalem and " The Cartoons Of
RarlseIU IN which brilliant little reductions oil the
lree sun pictures Of Bossrs. Megotti and Lsmba are
given with charming effect
--Meftrs james Hogg & Sons, ar Edinburgh hrn
recently traneplaned to London, and who have ehefed
Il 2 publishing arena in much sprli az puFYeyors OF
lipft literature adapted for the times, announce Tor the
prc,ent month The Twickenham Tales by q society
of Novelis,s vols. post Syo, series OF novelties
funded on the associations which cluster round that
ci ssc village as the chosen residence Of Pope, al
ole. Lady WOrtley honagu, &C.; 1.-The Busy HIVES
A,oprd Us. or Wits to the Mine, the Workshop, ana
tie Factory" crown SvO., illustrated by Harvey
"The Brave Old English Conf.ssors, from John WICK
life 10 Richard Baxter" post Syo.; Noble TRAITS oil
Kinely Men, or Pictures and Anecdotes Of European
Hstory with Birds Eye View Of the Grander Move
ents and their Leaders, crown 8yo and several ele-
gapt little juvenile books.
The irrt volume of DR.. Hooks Lives OF the
Arcllslots Of Canterbury, from the Mission OF An-
custin to the Death OF Hawley," forms complete
ork of itself, comprising the history Of the Anglo
Saxon Church as displayed in the lives and actions OF
lie metropolitan preIates The immense accession Oh
materials illustrative of this early period, due to the
r,searcEee of j. NJ Kemble, Thorpe, Palgave, Petrie
the Record Commissions, &C., has been the basis Oh
Dr. Hooks work, which may BIO considered asthe
first fruits of bis studous retirement as Dean OF Chi
chester. to which dignity he was promoted from the
r.etory Of S. Saviours Leeds where he was noted as
e cst laborious and successful parish priest in the
kingdom.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Sketches from the History Of Jericho. lamo PIP io6 American
The Ore Bank and other Book. for Children and Youth lamo
Moral sTd Religions Quotations from the Poets topcay
IsTeed Comtned by Rev. William Rice, A. H. syo PIP
H,uns Of the Ages Second Series I2mo pp SS TcknOr
Fields Sold by Sheldon Co.
Fsyoe Authors. Conpa ION Book Of PrOse and Poetry.
Men ard Times the Revolution o. Memoirs Of ElkAnsh
Ws,.on. Edited By bis Son Winslow G Watson. Second
Ivanhoe. Romance. BY Sir Walter Scott Emo PIP. 80.
Tirknor L. Fields.
The setsD iiie Sisters; lsno. PIP ~ The Same.
rp IA Walker, Wise, Co.
Tie e Of Joseph Gsrbad BY o. J. Victor I8mo PIP 100
Rcsdle Co.
h0'f o D. III TI' mo ' pp S. Sheldon Co. s' ' T. -
New Illustrated SELF Instructor in Phrenoogy and Physiology
BY o. 8. j.. N. Fowler lsmo. PIP l7s. Fowler &
y.rys Museum ysIs % and 49, limo j. ~ stearns l. Co.
Tie fcisich Pspers, BY Charles Dickens vols limo. t.
Esura history Picture Book for Children. By the Rev j. g.
Wood l2mo W. 49, Routledse. WGne, & Rout!edge.
Edition syo. PIP. .oS. The same.
Poems by Eliza Cook Illustrated Edition syo Pr 4oa The
s. ns II and Clouds IN the Morning of Life. By Anno
man. 2rno PIP. 3le. The Same
Skecte ofNaiuel History By the Rev j. c. Atkinson limo.
The rybOok Of Metals ByNohn Henry Pepper limo. PIP.
Tie Child. Picture story Boob. l2~o PIP $40 Tho Same
TeylOr NJ y: Rmo Lindsay Bskiston.
Harry SuTm,r Tine BY Hammatt Billings Rmo. PIP H.
Picture a.l Flowers for Child Lovers l2mo Pp ~ Walker
Bonnie scotland Tales of her History Heroes and Poet. By
- W 200 Chase. Michele, I'm;
The illustrated Horse Doctor By Edward Tsybe~ s,o Pp
sc. ID. Appleton L Co.
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sonEBoDY "SoLD" AT Lisr.-Georr Law saws
The SacaHnGh RpaJiic0nJ, has ut last succeeded in
working of his worthless old muskets on soft custo
MR. The State of Alabama ia the victim of the sell,
and seems Georgia only escaped tho humbug by the
kin Of her teeth. We take the following with regard
to the purchase, from The Montgomery Nal.
IL is only fair TO state in reference 60 the obiec-
tionalle Inrclae Of George Law muskets that the
Cover or learns from the agent Of the State, Col j. r.
fo"eii, ua There was strong competition for these
guns and that the price was thus rua Nd ON Alabama.
II Is understood that Col. Cooper of Georgia, offered
sio iece for the lot, after they were purchased Ii
our Georgia friends continue In the same mind we
irust he Governor will let them have them at cost.
Indeed we believe he has authorized the sale Of the
guns as soon as possible"
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FROM JAHAIci.-By the arrival Of the schooner W
J. Griffin We have Jamaica napera Of Dec l.

FROM JAHAIci.-By the arrival Of the schooner W.
j. Griffin We have Jamaica papers of Dec. /.
Gov. Darling, at the opening of the House of Assem-
bly,, stated that full complement Of coolies was ex-
Iected from India, we'll large immigration of
colored people from Canada.
Considerable complaint is made Of light weight in
barrels Of PORK, &C.. from America. Also thst drills
warranted az pure hnen tweeds sod as all wool, be-
ride t,ipg than the usual wdths are found
to contain an admixure respectively of cotton quite
ont of proportion to either the fax the wool cali
ind prints fall short Of the labeled quantity 10 tue
extent of several yards. Similar complaints are made
oftle quality of four mackerel and other produce.
1lele las been considerable sickness on the Island,
ard the steamer Hydra has landed several cases Of yell
low fever at Port Royal some of which proved fatal,
Dui ut tie lat accounts had considerably abated.
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WHERE WILL THE WESTERN PRODUCE

To he Editor cf Then y Tribune:
Sir: Have You eve~ asked yourself this question 7
In case of peaceable Of Louisiana and Misss-
frp where will the immense exports and trade Of the
West that now detcends the Mississippi go
II will Of course take the route 10 Newfork City,
and increase NewYork threeod her present greatness
ard prosperity.
If there is any doubt about it, let the Legislature
that meets in few days abolish the toll next year on
the Erie Canal.
That will benefit Eew-York City tens Of millions
All the grain Of the West and Of Canada too will come
here to find market.
In fact. II retaliation upon Louisiana was desirable,
all this State has TO do s TO abolish the Erie Canal tolls
II would Iuin New-Orleans.
Mo- o+k, Dee 20, lstp. CHAIN TRADE
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.,.,,s " m not forward Ge any other article han ""n'y
Lg ard " az no, forward tlese for any other pa ". @
- an IN The ,hsf of the destitute In kBnsss ana
IT, = & Tonrroy Chairman, &c, X. T tf'r reheD''
pur. friends LEI caution you not send even Ne'
sloe. if they are all is," nor NIL ones out at the
toes nor yarn epts even go"d-lootiHg If not strong;
Il ey puv Q "uevcr 20" coarse, but they must he
string or vour charities are worse than wasted Ex-
r,r,pce Ike lightning, rarely strikestwice in the same
cot. Lut claim the benefit Of thi5 miracle, in g
mes Mt case and advise my ansasfiends accordingly
Ei'n'E w. - Z. IL
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SwIsDLISG BAsK.-Michael Cane was Yesterday
etrd on complaint Of Chae Conner who alleges tina. on the
10Th OF November the prisoner obtained fom tho
street Savings Bank and banA book belonging 10 Christian
ther by personsns that individual HE accused was
.>II e. sS4.l.Galon BY gge...e Cepnclly
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FAST DAY.-Bishop Potter, Provisional Bishop Of
tie Protestant Episcopal Church Of this Diocese in
cordaEce with the recommendation Of the President,
has appointed Friday, JAM 4, 1861 day Of fasting
and nraYer.
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Protestant HALF-ORPHAs ASYLUs.-The twenty
fifth anniversary OF this Institution no. West Tenth
street, was celebrated on Thursday evening. in the
presence Of many friends. The Rev. Dr. Clark opened
the exercises with prayer, and the children, dressed
neatly and ranged on elevated sests sang appropriate
songs and recited pieces The report OF the year was
read by Mr. Butler. During the year past, l3i chill.
dren had been admitted, 90 returned BY permission
without permission, were placed in Situations and
died. lie number ut last report under during the
year was 81; present number, 2i5; the whole num-
Der since the opening of the Institution, 2o7S. DIR.
Bowers, the physician read report, by which it ap-
peard here had been 80 Of meass aud scarlet t.
Yer, only OF which had been fatal the hsv-
lions in geography &c, aud lesson from the second
chapter Of Matthew, with questions by Mr.. Butler.
The Rev. Dr. Smith and Others delivered addnSses.
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TRI-CHsTIHARY OF TBE ScorTisH REFORMATION.
The Rev. John Brush, on Thursday night, delivered
an historical lecture AT the Jane street United Prsby
teln Church, in observance of the ri-centeuary Of
Thursday, the 9th Of December, 1860. when the
Scottish General Assembly for the first time met under
the leadership and Inspiration Of John Knox. The
audience was not large. statement was read setting
forth the nature of lie day and stating that in Sent.
land general holiday this day being observed.
Tie preacher thought il particularly appropriate in
view II the customary Observance Of Burns aud Jude
Iendence anniversaries, that event so momentous IA.
It's results as this tad been should be duly honored for
all time by the descendants of ScO,chmen.
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TEXAS FOR THE UNION.
The N. Y. Tnbsne,

~
GALyIsTos, TeIss Dec 4, 1850.
yor.... doubtless heard that Texas " going 70
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THE SYRIAN SUFFRRERs.--There was a very inter
estng meeting of the Syrian Relief Committee at the
Mutual Life Insurance Company few days ago
Mesas. Boekman, Ketchum, Booth, Winston Bethune,
and Baird were present A large number OF letters
from the AngloAmerican Relief Committee at Beyrou
We're presented and extracts read From these letters
ii appears that % 900 people, including men, women.
aud sid|d,eD, age aided VI Beyput Bsalbec, sden,
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Nf0 OK Dec To- I5tV FIIHIFILUo HIATT,
p. S.-The Editor Of The TnIBuEK wishes me TO
answer Mr.. Gilman's' question about sending cloth.
ING 10 Knnsas and thus to the question for all
other inQuirers; which do by the following extract
from the American Expires Cos" Notice" to their
pgenis, viz
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GRAMMAR scgooL ExaIBITIos--Atth the reception Of
Grammar School No. 10, yesterday, notwithstanding
the loss of South Carolina the patriotic spirit of The r
ing generation had not declined, for "Vive rAmer-
que" was never sung with more telling effect than
that OCCASION The dialogues and solos reflected eredk
upon the teachers and pupils.
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BOARD or SrPERyIsoRs.--Th Board of Supervisors
met yesterday at 3p. The special order increa,ug
the police force to 800 amended a. to en-
power the Commissioners to appoint 200 in January,
100 in February, and 100 in March, and passed by
vote of II TO J. Hr. Blunt alone voting in the negative
Mr. Blunt stated that biz only objection to the increase
was that the salary of policemen was too high if he
could reduce the salary fom $500 TO $780, inst good
men could be obtained and then he would be in favor
of doubling the police. After unimporsn bush
ness the Board adjourned until Wednesday at P.
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CHRIsIHAs-Wbile our oitizensere making merry
Christmas for themselves they should not forget the
houseess and poor children. Those under tse charge
Of the Children's Aid Society, No. II Clinton Hall,
claim their compassion. A considerable party Of Or
pbans and poor street children will be sent out during
the Holiday week 10 TIE West. The expenses for get
ting home for each child about $40 or si2. Who
will contribute a home as Christmas gift 70 poor
chdl
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W. IOIA.
FOR TIE PATUXENT RIVER.

,-.,,r, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
oGHA%GE OF DAIS.-On and after EDNESDAY Ms
2Sd, ls6O TIE Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will IeaS {
baImore Tor the PauXent liver every WEDNESDAY apf
SATIN Al MORNINGS at O'clock proceeding as far u
as lyon creek on Wednesdays. Returning, will leave M
on creek on thursday morning O'Clock for BaltlmCI
VII Leave ballmore on Saturday morning O'Clock Il
mn LannlrS. Returning, w leave Hills Landing q.
h0niay morning at O'Clock for Baltimore calling a. III
usual landings the iiveF also at Plum Point and F
Haven going and returning.
Freight received On Tuesdays ami Fridays
II l.. WEEMS, Master
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fMrntNrf.

TT ENRY w. JENKINS,
II PRACTICAL CABINET MAKEk,
No Is LIGHT ST,
Has Oh hand large stock constantly u,auufac
ring, every description of ABINET WARE Of the TEST ma,
terlas and workmanship.
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES SPRING Under
BEDS holsters and PILLOWS OF Haror Feathers IRON
BEDSTEADS, suitable for Hotels, servants, &c i&str
R N w F RNITURE
MA WAREROOMS
lFITe unersignedwouId call the attention of hi. friends
and the public to his WaIer oins. and his iarse
and varied assortment of furniture His stock being ALL
NEW, and of the best workmanship, with very moderate
prices he hopes for continuance of the patronage
so long enjoyed at the Ol dStand
1H0S. McGI,ANNAN,
No. 40l w Baltimore
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STEAMBOATS,.

Z e p FoR PETERSBURG (via CITY
F1 n POINT, VA)-The steamer "BEIyI
i n W receiving cargo and will Leave Iight sre
Fr f EAI WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 O'clock N
Rol irelsht or passage, apply to ~
1t J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
Pr Light street wharf
,E,ssssssssr-ssH FOR RICHMOND, VA.
ca1 ~ The steamer "BELVIDERE, is now rc
WEDNESptEpy ahq VII ley. Light street wharf NEXT
Rof 'ieisht or passage apply to
If !. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
PR Light street wharf.
Aa=--@~A<z-a1-@a1 o"GGInHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE
BALTIMORE, CITY POINT, IYStupr-pc y, 1nnv
VILE AND MEM His TEES 'ti'' h1Ho|N
A ID / I r h II | A II TGwNc
The steamers GEORGE PEABODY and REi VfnSG;pr 49,
now leaving Baltimore r cry WEDN ESD4Y ana ~
thDAI AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, fer civ priS, u
connecting with the South Side Railroad to Ivncf b,
KNOXVILLE Memphis, and intermediate towns, being
THE SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPEDITIONS
and
49, BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
40 all important points in Southwestern Virginia Tennessee
bama and Mississippi F' We a."
Goods ecepted for through to any the aboN places
Iii formation, rates and eyefal sta
uohs Oh the route, apply TO
j. BRANDT. Jr
.,., agent HoWhatan Steamboat Co. pHny,
e4-Li no 5 Light g get wharf
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Gmes. giQaors, Gs.
"a WINES, BRANDIEs, RUNS,

. WINES, BBIRRANDIEs, RUNS,
- ht H!fkS IH4s l. S Son,
Offer for sale he following articles of their own
i'm Dor alton, particularly for family nse:
SHERRY WINEs-Peu artine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries in wood and in glass
PORT WINtS-Sande mans competition red and white
Port, in wood and in glass
MADEIRA W1NE-JOhn Howard March's fine Madeira,
in wood and in glass also, Grape Juice.
HOOK WINES Jahaunesherger, Steinberger, Marco
Drummer, Cabinet, lith frau mich, Bronneberg of 1916
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Aoet and Cnandons finest, in
quarts and pin
BRA les 0tard and Hennessy's fine old pale and
dark Brandes.
RUMS-Old and fine jamaica Antigua. Grenada, and
from the Is ands imported direct from London
HOLLAND GlN-The best quaty-Ternan brand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest S0t CHONG TEA au23-tf
EAoaAs sHIELD P.
R9R SHIELDS L ROCHE,
AS4sEGN IMPORTERS
WINES
BRAN DIES,
And dealers in all kinds of DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
No. lbs North ROlrard street, BALTIMORE Nd.
Always en- hand, large stock of superior Old RYEWHiS
AEE my23t
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FOR THE SOUTH
a sssFE5s=szzzssaz DIRECT FROMNEW YORK, HILADEI-
PHlA and BAIT MORE via the
49,, .-.,,..,... bay LI&E,;f
TO NORFOLK, WELDON, WiLGiEGTON Charles
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEiGH. CHARioT Git1 G fIM
BlA, AFiAETA3 H0NTG0MERY, An
NEW ORLEANS
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
80. 1900 DAlLH, Except Sundays,) via.
Be LINE, SEA BOARD Il ROANOKE RAILROAD
TO tbs ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged the bect
to no MIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WELDON, N C
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81 ST FOR THE EASTERN ~ 44s7s1

- Ir. 49, , >. AND WESTERN SHORE
John H. krwan, leaves her.whar on Light strea st
SaHGel, IEr 4Nk RlN Err EVERY WEDNESDAY
H a9Reffs T S2aas P5n ate Haysn Pe1
Ptnet Ea,tern wa Dover hrdgeJ Kingsown GilISn,s
nno F "TtE hnnGnE and Denton Returning leaves
al 9Gook, TOUCHING at the above named Landings
LuhSHA4 and FRIDAY MORNING Rrturaing same
be prepaid 81 HisiAht must
ap25-lf o. u r,.rNc1-
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WAREHOUSE,
UalAMIssIUA tTlmr5aNis.

NalHIlslsss1N tEIElI Vallls.
GEO. w. WAIT & SON,
~ SOUTHEAST CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STs
HAVE IN STORE AND OFFER FOR ALE
ENGLISH YELLOW MUSTARD SEED, prime fresh Iot
AFRICAN BIRD PEPPER in mats ~ N- wv
BLACK SINGAPORE PEPPER
JAMAICA GINGER. white bleachei
RACE GINGER in pockets.
AFRICAN do, In bags
maze, prime, in original packages
NuTMEGS, Gov rnment No. l, in original packages
CASSlA, IN cases and mas.
GLOVES, in mats ALSO,
PUkE CIR UND SPICES, fresh and reliable manufactured
with special reference the wants of best class trade in
this and other cities stiff
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ono Whole and Half Boxes Bunch and
MAS, is Bowly's wharf sniff
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SPEClAL NOTICE.
would respectfully inform my friends Customers ard
tne pubic, that am constantly in the recent ~
BUTTER, - s 'e0eip'o
EGGS,
no, AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
eaiers housekeepers and families will find il to their in
rest 10 CALI as arrangements country are such
as to enable me to furnish these articles upon the most
derate and accommodating terms ~ ' ~
~ Country Produce sold on commission and the bi.b
est cash advances made on eonsignments. ~ -sn
H. 8. MANNING,
$1,000 ~ Camden street, and
iall-tf J03 Franki;n sweat
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WI EILBAChER 4 PAUL,

MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
OF IA ANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
And Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Leaf Tobacco beg
leave call the attention the trade their well selected
stock of the latest STYLES and brands of Cigars comprising
in Peabody Garbadi, La Condesa Great Eastern,
Catanas, Plantation, Principe etc. their fine
Gnnd Inaf Inhnn rlAtf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-11

NEN HENRY J. BLANCHARD,
4zl3 GATE OF New YORK;
&&sazrsd MANUFACTURER OF SUPERIOR
FRENCH C0L0RING FOR LIQUORS.
No. l6i EXETER STREET,
Between Gay and Hillen streets, Baltimore
REFERENCES:
". 7. Walters Il Co.,
Chas. II. Myers Il Bro,
b. Maitland Co.
This is the oldest establishment of the kind in the
United States, ami warrant the article give entire
satisfaction. nlyt 6m