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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-05
Valuable Gift Books.

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PARALLELS OF OUR LoRD-Large, Elegant, and
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RAPHAEL'S MADONNAS-Elegant bound Illus
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GALLERY OF FAMOUS PoETS-EIegantly illus
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FEMALE POETS
Very suitable Gift Books
MILLIONS L'ALLEGRO AND ILPENSEROSO-
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THE WAYERLY GALLERY Splenddly illustrated
ATLANTIC SoUYENIR-Splendidly illustrated.
, TIE JOSEPHINE GALLERY-Colored Illustrations
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WILLIS PoEMs-splendid edition, in Turkey an
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THE WHITE HILLS, by t. STARR KING-very valua-
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BOOK OF FAvoRIrE BALLADs-New and hand
some.
SHAKESPEARE, BURNS, BYRON, &c-in various
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MERCHANT OF vENIcE-Finest edition published.
FADING FLOWERS
$ 5$n HRHfAs ing! II S bind
PLEASURES OF HOPE, a.
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SABBATH BELLS, Illustrated
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q o o D 5
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
We will offer
SIS, 900 wORTIn
r I G H l. A G. e S
PARIS EMBROIDERlES.
At Such Prices as Must Command an I'm
mediate Sale.
REAL POINT LACE SETS
REAL vALENCIENNEs COLLARS AND SETS,
REAL INSERTING LACE COLLARS AND SETS,
REAL MEDALLION COLLARS AND SETS.
REAL INSERTING LACE HANDKERCHIEFs, en-
tirelY styles.
1000 Real Honiton Point Applique, and Maltese COL
LARS, at half the usual price.
Rich Paris Embroidered COLLARS and SETS, at un
heard of low prices
Elegant Embroidered HANDKERCHIEFS,
Rich Embroidered SKIRTS and INFANTS ROBES.
Magnificent ILLUSION CAPS and BERTHAs,
Together with choice selection of Real Thread and
French Lace Wells, CoIFFUREs, and BoBs.
Also magnificent selection of
LOW PRICED EMBROIDERIES
400 Rich Embroidered Sets at 81 so and 49, worth SO
and 81.
1000 Handsome Embroidered Collars at Soc worth ST.
700 Handsome Embroidered Collars at 75c worth 81 So
500 Handsome Embroidered Collars at 81, worth So
Also elegant Real Valencinnes Laces, in new patterns
Ladies are respectfully invited to examine them.
ELEGANT HEAD DRESSES,
FANCY NETTED C0IFFURES,
ELEGANT FANCY HAIR PINS,
REAL SHELL COMBS,
PORTE MoNNAIES,
BAGS, and
LAMP MATS.
Ladies' in want of a handsome Present for Gentlemen
will find 500 splendid EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, fin
ished, and three-quarters finished, at low prices.
And endless variety of other goods all very appro
pirate for Holiday Presents.
GROSS 81 STRAUSS.
152 Main street.
N B.-our RICH BLACK CROCHET FRLNGES
marked down to astonishing low prices and whole
stock of DRESS TRIMMINGS marked down at cos
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Books of Colored Drawings
Photograph Books,
Galleries of Engravngs,
Books of Portraits,
Fine Illustrated Works,
Natural History,
Splendid Bibles ard Prayer Books, English and Amer
lean, together with the Bible Soeietys Bibles,
Religious Works. Illustrated
Illustrated Poets.
Gift Books, comprising Books of all prices, from 81
upwards.
very full stock of half Calf Books private libra
Hes, at lowest prices.
would call especial attention to fine display of pho
togaphs, Just received many Of them just issued for
the Holidays.
Photograph Books, Albums and Scrap Books
Also, large stock of the Standard Juveniles
received from the late English sales and from the auc
ton sales of the stock of the late Phillips Sampson IL
Co, at very low prices.
Games, Puzzles, etc
fine collection of Fancy Goods usually foundat this
Store.
All using Stationery in large quantities. will find it to
their advantage to call and examine stock before
purchasing.
Mellen's Complete Writing Case suitable present
for the Holidays. Now is the time for Agents to sell
them. large discount to Agents. Call and examine
School Books sold at the lowest wholesale prices.
Schools furnished at the lowest prices. list of School
Books, with prices furnished scholar the city
Public Schools of Worcester.
Blank Books made to any pattern at short notice.
large stock OF Blank Books, Journals Ledgers Cash
Books, Time Books, Memorandum, Diaries etc, con
stantly ON hand, wholesale and retail.
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N. B.-our RICH BLACK CROCHET PRINCES
marked to astonishing low prices and whole
stock of DRESS TRIMMINGS marked down at cos
price. diff d2l
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HOLIDAY GIFTS !

and has exhibition the largest richest variety
of that class of Goods before offered by any one
house in the city. To commence with, here mention
few of the
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N B-The quality of our goods is guaranteed as rep
resented or the money refunded. d6wtf
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Children viii BE Plea sed
to know that have special provision for them in
our very large and well selected stock of
CHOICE JUVENILE BOOKS,
PRETTY JUVENILE BOOKS
ELEGANT JUVENILE BOOKS,
GOOD JUVENILE BOOKS,
FUNNY JUVENILE BOOKS,
ENTERTAINING JUVENILE BOOKS,
AMUSING JUVENILE BOOKS,
INSTRUCTIVE JUVENILE BOOKS,
ALI. SORTS OF JUVENILE BOOKS,
comprising all of the best and recently published
works, by the most entertaining authors.
For the Little Ones,
We have every possible style and size of
PRETTY PICTURE BOOKS,
FUNNY PICTURE BOOKS,
NICE PICTURE BOOKS,
WOODEN SPELLING BOOKS,
b c BLOCKS AND CARDS.
20 Another thing which we particularly recommend
for the amusement of all, is our fine variety of
GAMES, GAMES, GAMES,
PUZZLES, PUZZLES, PUZZLES,
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FLOUR, GrOeerres, &e.
NEW ENGLAND TEA COMPANY

the whole of which they to their friends and the
public generally at prices that defy competition.
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have marked down our large and attractive stock
of Dry Goods prices that will the sale every
article.
The goods will be sold regardless of the cost
determined to reduce the withm the merit Thirty
days
Come early and make your selections you would Sc
cure the bargains Whole stock of
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Shipping Sntelllqtntf.
,ORT OF BALTIMORE. DECEMBER l

Arrived.
Steamer Georgeana, Pearson from Norfolk, to N n
Falls
Steamer VIM Woodward, Cundiff, from New York, mdse
to A Shriver.
Steamer John Thompson, Person, from New York
Bark Oldenburg, (Oldbg) Wragge, fifty days from
Bremen, mdse and 1s9 passengers to L Brauns Co.
Had four deaths on the passage lowed up by steamug
Hercules.
schrs Virginia, Davis from New York, mdse to Rose
4 Lyon-Edward Everett, Matthews, from Province.
from GeOrgetown c. to Rose Lyon; naval stores to
Barge Laurel Christopher. from New York, mdse to
A Shriver.
Barge L A Birely, Dorman, from Havre de Grace ice
Below.
OF Swan Point, ship MONDAY, Henry, from Coao via
Hampton Roads, guano to Barril Bros.
Cleared.
Steamship spaulding, Howes, Boston via Norfolk,
A l. Higgins.
Steamer virginia, Fairbanks, Fredericksburg, by r
Capren Co.
Bark Maria, Levin, Montevdeo and market, PeaIce
& GRAY.
Brigs Chesapeake, (Br) Gwynn, Demerara " Fl Perot
--Mary Eta, tBr) Allen, CORVALLIS, Ms, c NJ jack
schr Lookout Thornton, New Bedford, Hall Loney.
Sailed.
IRON below brig Ocean Traveller, Sargent Cardenas.
n sehrs Lookout Thornton, New Bedford.-Israe II
Arrivals from, Baltimore
Schr Richard BpT5en, 81, New Y9rb l2h inst
Bark Syiph, Mallows Boston nth inst
Steamship VIM jenkins HaIIstt Pnt s.. ,o., -.
schr Fredx Reed, McAl%on, Portland 18th inst
schr 4 mem m,,saeI. Charleston, 10th inst.
In Hampton Roads, 18th inst shin AGO r,,., -,
Manlius both from Callao, with guano and have BEEN
ordered to Baltimore. e "Sen
Ship Mary whitridge, Cressey, for Hong Kong, sailed
from Bangkok Sept "a. '"Aie'
Ship Maria johnson, for Hampton Roads, entered ont
at Liverpool. 9th ult.
Br bark Volunteer, from Bristol, Eng, for Hampton
Roads, was spoken 9TH inst lat SO or Ion 70 H. Of
bread.
Banks Cheshire, Reed; Warren, Benthall, and brig
Mary Cobb Pilsbury were all loading at Sombroe, Oath
Ult,
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

CARIBBEAN SEA-Brig John r. Rhoads -l40 tons
guano, 5000 oranges, W. 7. Kendall.
BREMEN Gutenberg bark Oldenberg-7 boxes mdse
Drost Sutro 10 cases, Stellmann Hinricks is do
Hodges Bros; II bales do, boxes do, f. W. E. Dam.
mann; do, Chr Heinyenberg; do, Gail & AK II do
cigars, A. Marburg Co.. bale mdse., Jos. Boury
" Sons; II cases wine, John Rothaas; do mdse W G.
ohlendoof do. cigars, C. Weber, casks mdse boxes
do, Edward Uhraub Co.; do toys E. Schliessner;
10 do mdse., casks do, H. F. Albert & Co.; do IA
PEGS do. A. Eogeler & Co; bbs. potatoes Geyer &
wilkins do cask fruit, Chas. Spiiker & CO.. 20 bas.
kets mdse, Oerichs Lurman cask linen, J. c. Foer-
isch; baskets potatoes, box mdse Beck Bachmann;
cases do, A. Schumacher & Co.; do, Cortan & Co
do Garfield Bros. Co; II do Delius & Haven; %
do H. Hupfeld; do, Pracht, Vonef & Co: l do, D.
H Meier: l do G. Hjlgenhuro. 4 do ordar
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

RYE FLoUR.-2S0 bbls. to Halifax; go bbIs to Porto
Rico.
WHEAT-S925 bushels to Halifax; 496,1i3 bushels to
Liverpool % GIL bushels to London; us bushels to Ply
mouth Eng 2OOO bushels to Kingston, Ja AS bushels
to Africa.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

DEMERARA-Brig Chesdpeake.-1, 200 bbls flour, 100
do meal, 500 do bread 500 bushels corn 300 do peas
2oo DO BRAN 100 do oats 800 bbls pork 500 lbs lard
10000 do candles, 800 gals oil 500 reams paper 600
slaves.
CORVALLIS, N. s.-Br. brig Mary EHa.-12o bbls
flour
MoNTEvIDEo-BarE Maria-1OO bbls. rosn so do
PITCH so do tar II lbs Irvine, boxes medicine so suits
oil clothing, $50 pairs shoes 144 do boots 500 feet
lumber.
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Sbipging.


81 FOR LlVERPOOL.-The fine Al BaIti-
sse more built ship CHERUBIM, Thomas Stin1er' mas
larger oon IF b az c9TH6 wharf and having he
patch For balance Of freight apply to ' 4@''A 1'
dstf FoARD 4 ROGERS,
<S+1k FOR RIO DE JANEIRO-The oark
RI adepa abon & gaPt o4 s Pe2 G9 vii sail from
or passage having good Accommodations. apply To-
d7-IOt No. SO Buchanan's wharf
oszk FOR LIVERPOOL.-Th fine shin
s5sszz5oCE TRAVELLER, Boardman, MASTER now
F0ARD ROGERS,
rgs54 FOR LIVERPOOL.-Th fine AL BaId-
sas more built ship JOHN CLARK, LetOurnan, master
to ''' "''' '''''' iTGARb < R6 5G{EE2RssppIy
1i-s 10 Bowlys wharf
,as455z45t FOR BREMEN THE AL Bremen ship
- 0HAMNE WILHELMINE, Thiernan, master will
nSf PISR S apS to for the a02e PET M rs and
n29f lombard street s- and nd cheaSsId.
sSs5 FOR CHARLESTON. S C-THE MER-
s " 5Ii4 LINE-To SAIL We EKLYThe fast
the greater part her cargo engaged and going on board
apply to CB8S. PEN6ERG4sF'
q All charges paid goods shipped BY this line and
goods sent to address will forwarded free Of commits
BShippsrs will please send duplicate receipts with
Messrs H P. RUSSELL CO.. qentsin Charleston d dIa
S-Fsrr
sszz44 JOSEPH GEST, Rainer, master, having most Of
or f p co eSaEsd Will have qailkF dIP2Gh For freight
dit n. W. corner Gay and Pratt streets
49, FOR WASHINGTON, N. C.-The packet
s5s c4r 0SPRAY, Capt Smith, will receive freight on
ASH e Y Instant and J 5A5 G55R &2f:RnSs3 SONS
az FOR NEWBERN, N. C.-The packet
- s5hr i!QLPHIN, Capt Hill, will receive freight on
dstf ~ ' l'-' anu JAS c0R SN!fGss'S&ns SONS.
s5SssA FOR WASHINGTON AND NEWBERN,
freight iSf aad Ehbdf Gsef Gates
- FOR WILMINGTON, n. C-THE NER-
PACKETS-The Al clipper scIr L6GIsIANA Mtch eli
having large portion of cargo board, will sail with
' '' ''S' OF b i,ifSfN$6 coBp Z V &EATHERLY
Goods sent t? address will be Forwarded free Of con
A. Shppe rs Viii Sa ee9d RTonpt!y paid
aessrs T G Z B. G. w0rii. Agents in Wilmington. dc
| ,@aAA FOR NEW ORLEANS-DESPATC
| SsA LIN E-L0ADS UP TOWN-The regular packet bri@
port and matsws master is now loading for the above
be C@rs2 fngaged viii have immediate despatch For
dsr ~" W r''.s HEsLEN 4 ROGERS,
No Dill Of lsding signed after sailing Of the vessel
xTa FOR MOBILE, ALA--The regular
- ciet schooner N. r. CARLISLE, Rider master
ing of small capacity having the most q her car1o G %
gaged, VIII have immediate dispatch For balance freigt
n2L-tL n. W corner Pratt and GAY SITS.
~ NEW ORLEANS
Ship LANE HENDERSON, Captain Kn6 WIS '''s
5 HFffES ( Il &ithf1ffE5Ft, = $ $sI5y
These vessels clas and 'i insure at Il
o%est figure They sail regularly advertised and CON
Pacy, toe Of the above vessels in such az will s,ra r
| apply to JOHN Henderson h 70 I'Af'
SEQ " HYNsoN AGENTS New orsan a't viii iTis for
FARO with promptness and dispatch ell goods consigned 10
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gMmbtr.


7 Vi 2 NI."E|-i y : J IL 4 EMU
J. D. PRATT & CO,
CORNER OF baltimore AND S. CHARLES STREETS.
The propreors respectfully invite such Merchants
not already subscribers the Agency and who sell goods
credit to call and examine system and test the reab
ty information From long experience and the salts
factory testimonials Of thousands rerchants the differ
ent cities East and have years subscribers
can assure all who will CALL whether they sell goods t.
by information, and the great BENEFIT to be deriyeS
from the Agency, by those who subscribe mh6-tf
VIVIAN IL SONS LONDON SHEATHTNG
METAL FOR SHIPS
The Subscriber has received the Agency ofhs ceiebrat
English Sheathing METAL and has now on hand, and "
Keep supply OF all sizes
LAMBERT CUTTINGS
ap2th IS Buchnsns war
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e WANTED-A VESSEL of l5O@I75 tons,
asd=z=to load at Norfolk for Maanzas Quick dispatch
dI2GS ~ @N smi, 4 30 gfar,
- FOR FREIGHT OR UaARTER-The
sszs:-h Al American ship DAVID STEWART, Prentiss.
'''' ''''s '1paiF5.y L. BBP R&U t2 co.
dl0U corner Lombard street and Chearsde
~g$sstts FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
sszzss.Ihe Al bark JOHN c. BRUNE, Jas r. Gayle
master $ tons borthen slows $50 bbl, and sails fast
dlotf ~ F. W. BRUNE & SONS
80 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
- he - schooner EXCHANGE, Of los tons burhen
n2EH No Go Pratt street, Baltimore
-Sszz WANTED.-A VESSEL to load $50 tons
S5 ~0'' O' havana apply W. BRUNE K SONS
- WANTED FOR 4 PORT IN EUROPE
szAn Al SHIP Of about 1909 to 5000 barrels ca2aci
0P os corner S2 Fat B 5al Gomsic G%
eeszz544 FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
sa9-The II clipper coppsed and copperastened scfr
oS0tf III Smiths wharf
. VESSELS WANTED FOR
T6e UNDERSIGNED are "a e.. , .,s,y
e.2,, IoEaEl.g : randall,
| lit TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTF
szs9sA ANERICAN sHIPPERs.-Bra7dywlne superb.
i ff6s}i5las order :, 5i6i: i Saa Ea'i ILL.,.
.<l5a5kk WANTED TO CHARTER.-A VESSEL
~ : about d GP barrels 'o % Rg Tssi IGd A.
| .e5a WANTED.-A vessel of 300 tons to load
80 for London; Also, vessel of soNa5oo tons rorsool
| side Of Cuba and thence 20 Emroge Apply TO
< FOR LIVERPOOL.
s4aA Heavy freight wanted for an A shin Tor Liver
.,-., J6ItE HENDERSON y CO.
.sEak WANTED.-A VESSEL of about GOO
ss&sh6ls capacity, to lead fer Eming!on, y. G.. APP
ply :s5 5q pVNNo0k " MlE 4Htlbi 15.rf
x54 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
ssszsThe A clipper schooner H. : J. NEILn Apply to
ia29n III s! sn it2SH Wharf
gaiats, Oils, 5lass, 9g& StHtfs,&t.
EkTM. Il. BOLTON,
w wHoLrSS = Egy A% "a EErAIG DEALERN
PAINTS, ETC,
TEkS AAIhiJ &i&- which enumerated in rs! ~ ri
s Sajse tsad; Zinc g ntf@s elsas
Brown Zinc; Lins5ed OF Ha4;
Chrome, yellow i.nseed Oil, Bolsi.
Chinese, and Amer .r Patent 0:
Prussian Blue, Caupheneand Ethereal uia
Raw and Burnt Umhr- Paint and Varnish Brushes
I!a.ian SeiinaS every description;
ard every oter 2rdes agpertainne 10 ny business All.
PIiTTERS' DEPOT
zTUGH BOLTON i CO,
7 WIINIFS ALE Ann Z 1T, rT M, Al f,r,g F.-
GLASS; GiiS piTNrS .'-''.''5'' ~
Fesrs rarsantIv on Ran5 a ,.Iy'a-cI lec,+ o., r,:-t
r~s, nseri9is ,l;,I a. q =; @ M - ''
Luis prra Vt;tc la - =, tl'L do 's'7s
Lewis snow Wiz. Is 800 49,; lass lr,.
pr"--y, 10y WING f'''' .lt.f, At@Sth5 U'''"
Chrome Yel!o7y. I2";iod / ;,tSoi ~;
Chrome fjraar,. G,,ar-r ~. "
iGioaIe ang -,.:.-., r. IleI-It XII
milan. ~ siocbirorrlE,, M.
o-nseis1 IIra. I'.yr,i'.,,a2 - ii t-.t--.., ,.-
o., 95 L,LGs ,,t-Ia.ehs -4 Ll-rsal ta
;toT,,,GI ~ rf!i am ,!Jttl arisits
COMMON Lamp b's'5 f&iut and FarniSh Brushes
Fioatiif Vsrnig}5. |E.Htsrt,t 81 's"'
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So So FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
zsHas-Ihe Al bark JOHN C. RRUNE, Jas r. Gayla
master, 1873 tons burthen, $50 bb and sails ft
For fur her particulars, apply to
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gGr Sale, 9rtiqbt n Gbartfr:

azst WANTED-A VESSEL of I50@I75 tons,
49, to load at Norfolk for Matanzas Quick dispatch
,,,.. KNOX X co,
ol--De rs Smiths wharf
~ FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
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- WANTED FOR A PORT IN EUROPE.
$500 Al SHIP of about 7,OG0 to 5000 barrels c9aar;
y. Quick dispatch viii be given fair rates piv m
once 70 JOHN HENDERSON & Co
o3iu corner Pratt and Commerce. streets
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Ship JANE HENDERSON, Captain Kn6W 7l9i' s''''
6 H HREAFR z. EHxfHIf fiER,' i G &sify

HELEN A. MILLER ~ EaIt
CHARLES, RnarE
ihs vessels are all Of superior casa and insure al
owesI Ihey sail regularly advertised and are CON
snaeG by captains well experienced in the trade The ca
paCy cf Of the above vessels in such will afford great
facility to shippers For freight cabin or steerae pesssEa
E2Piy 20 JOHN HENDERSON & co,
GEO. ". HYNSON Co, Agents, New orleans, viii for
their dtlresS
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-55T5- -, cams u we vessel
sszzEpaciet schooner u r. CARLISLE Rider m3ster
VIII be ready to receive cargo TUESDAY 2h and be-
ing OF small capacity and having the most 81 her cargo
gagged viii have immediate dispatch For balance reigbt
or passage apply to HESLEN s. ROGERS,
NIT n. w. corner Pratt and Gay SITS
MTliN EII5- Il, 70
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esezz141 FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
The 4 clipper coPpgfed and copperfastened schr
l. d ): NEILD. Apply to $. x. DUNNOCk,
&uFt = vr15o
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Ok FOR LIYERPOOL.-The fine Al Baiti-
ssa more built ship CHERUBIM Thomas skinner mas
yer, now ioahIng at Commercial wharf and having The
a Pc tGn OF her cargo ENGAGED will have Quick dis
.s4s FOARD Il ROGERS
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e. HUNGARIAN WINES,
szzaa HgpGLPH P0iJATsEX,
TGG doors St as q n sa5P Sf stIsgi
ii Il cdST,o ANP I' RE2 NJ aaI II 4&S s
per Bremen ship @Columbia' the rSt in voice Of genuine
IoEEay in ,cas and superior irngarian Red Wines IL
ga WHO LESALB
E. 1fQ Ti ~, I ,r HI z z &, z Z g., Sc
Is S0TTH STREET. opposite Exchange Place Baltimore
HisfiLGaEs on ooS&sTi6 Idoj;dJs,, '-'''
FOREIGN LIQUORS,
@&G invite the attention purchasers 70 general stock
t9il9E P3;qsgaTElH Goies OLD RYE WIlSKEY I'm.
SWEET MALAGA VINE,
s s5fss{ ii j9Eso t. 4smPo'd article all OF which are s
R5S@A PRACHT. YONEIFF & co.
fs2EE5zzsss5 Nos. I22 and ~ LoNGAED STREET.
El:;Es. REAXniGs5, aIN. iGjiG4fRs, &c
WHohEsAL& Dealers
aseigts for q H. 5inaas9 O. 9 oianPasne 4 Mumm,
deauE c. Saver & Co.'S Cosnae. apz8-tf
GzE5E@aA BARTH & EDMEADES
j a he Oh ES,45S1.d {otss No q So'sh Street,
''--.-=1.-@ ~ Co9ii1lssIqN sERoHANTs,
oer Cor sse il Bonded Warehouse al I standard brands
WeesP and other GINS, scorer WHIsKEY, JAMAICA
->'''-s' i,,-.,,, -, o. Cqesten..cat,
AN &%6 AfYhAA 81 I! EVE NI sEs3%iA'
direct from diStiliers. ja2f
60 NORDLINGER 4 co,
$3.50 IMPORTERS OF
Ss.sa5e< FOREIGN PRODUCE,
HRh&DiES, WINES, GINS, SEGARS;, &c,
No. Io2 Lo~aARD STREET, Baltimore,
sggE=@a LAURENCE Thomson & CO,
fs:Es5ss5s EXCHANGE PLACE, HEAD OF COMNERCE
.ss5s.sESS STREET,
.,.,,,,r, IMPoGTREs or
BRAEBiES:
j. Hennessy ctard} DuPuy Co.. jean Louis, 1871 Supe
rio- cid Cognac; Jules Robin Co; 4. Seignette Iohn
houses
Sherry, MADEIRA, Port Sicily, Lisbon, Burgundy and
Malaga Vines in casks. Also, ChaDpag, Claret and Hook
diais
HOLLAND GIN, 0! @icser's ''Gcs2an brana-of highly
approved quality London Brown Stout and Porter Scotch
and India Ale. bordeaux and MaTsaiieS Sweet Oil,
dimes, AaccGrGFi, emice, Olives, Careys, &C, &c
HAVANA 81 tHS constantly receiving RON a number
Of the most celebrated manufacturers. icfttrf
R@a CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, 81.
gtSzssE.e5 J. 2. CHARRON s co, AGENTS
sssssaSes5A f0i, VINEYARD PROPRIETURS
IL FRANCE,
Have Just we'd and offer sale very superior CGEAC
BRANDIES, vintage o. 1871. CaaTron Pcrc fis Brand
Emile Belmont Co, Cognac Branches various Vntages
Bordeaux Caret NineSfro0 low 70 finest grades Bugun
dy Wines from medium very best grades produced in
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHiSKEYS CT prime
qualities.
The above will be solo in a United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid.
Also, on Consignment 10 bas very old and prime Afonoa
gshela Rye WhSEeys - bhls, very old copper distilled
Bourbon WhsEeys 200 bhs fine medium grades Bourbon
and rye iskeys to which nEite the attention Of those
AND HANOVER STREETS apStf
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INSERTIONS

Commencing January l, 1860, and same time is;
r.,. This Prcyi- ~, Same
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-25
ESSEE CONFERENCE.

This body convened ut Clarksvillc on
the 10Th insty and was o,cncd by Bish-
Op Pierce at 9 o'clock A. NJ. Bishop
Soulc was present mos. Of the session,
and took much interest in the proceed
ings. A large number of the members
was present, and the business, which
has grown to be very heavy, was tran
sacled in the usual mode, and with
much harmony. A large number OF
candidates for admission was received
on trial. The finances fell below the
demands Of the Church; but this was
owing mainly to the great pressure on
the monetary affairs Of the country.
Below We give the appointments in
this district:
r. Z. Ransom, p, T.; McMinnville
station, J. q. Putnam; Hickory Creek
circuit, r., Il. Mcbride, Mount Vernon,
J, IL, Gold; Fayette station and Colored
charge, Ii. II. Brown; Bedford circuit
J. 6. Rice; Pelham, W. IL. Anthony,
G. ID, Gwinn sup, Tullahoma circuit, }.
W. Judd; Winchester station, s.. NJ.
Cherry; Bolleionte, W. A. Turner; Sa-
lem circuit and Camden mis- ion, A.
TribbIe, Fayetteville circuit, r. NJ.
Haggard; Manchester circuit, &. W. An
derson, J. J. Pit!mun, sup.
J. J. Ellis, our outgoing minister
here is stationed in the Lebanon dis
trict for next year; and G. W. Martin,
tho predecessor Of Mr.. Ellis, goes to
Cumberland Iron Works, We regret
to soc him so far from us, but hope he
may next time be with us.