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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, DEC. q

SHIPS.
Barreda Brothers Peele, Callao-Barril Bros.
Cherubim, Skinner, Liverpool-Foard Rogers
David Stewart, Prentss, LiverpoOl-F L. Brauns & Co.
Energie, tPrus.l Ranesch, LondOn-T Hand & Co
John Clark, Letournau, LiverpOol-Foard Rogers
johanna, Wihemine, (Breml Bremen F L Brauns & Co
Joseph Peabody, Whitney, Callao-Barril Bros
John Knox, Ginn Caao-Barril Bros
La Duchesse D'Oreans Pisagua-Fitzgerad, Booth Co
Mary McNear, McNeir, Caao-Barri Bros
MONDAY, Henry, Callao-Barr Bros
Ocean Traveller, Boardman, Liverpool-Foard Rogers
Patterson, Hill, -, Coleman & Baily.
Peerless Ring, Callao-BarriI Bros
Sylvia Swasey Gasgow-Stckney Co
Scotia, Miskely Rotterdam-Robt. Leslie & Son
wanderer, Ryder -, Coleman G. mar Bailey
Amaz on, Kirwan, St. Thomas-Thomas PIERCE
Admiral Brommy, (Brem.l Bremen-A Schumacher & Co
Bay State, Mayo, Cuba-T Matthews & Son
Cavalier, Mcleod, Rio de Janeiro-J Hooper & Sons
Chas. Brownen (Br Berwick Liverpool-Spence & Reid
E Williams. Cromwell, Washington, .C.-master
Frank Stanwood Europe-T J Hand & Co
Guliema, tBr.) Merriam, Cardf-R Garrett & Sons
Golden Era Thorndike, Caao-Barrl Bros
John Bruno, Gayle, St Thomas-F Bruno Sons
J U Brookman, Crockett, Liverpool
May Queen, Gibbs, Rio de Janero-Thomas PIERCE.
New Light, Reynolds, Rio de Janeiro-Thos Perce
Memel, (Prus Maschke, Cardiff ] Hand & Co
Odenburg, (Oldbg.) Nragge, Bremen-F L Brauns & Co
0spray, Nash, Buenos Ayres- Kirkland Chase $50
Oasis Nichols, Callao-Barril Bros
Scio, Ever, Caao-Barri Bros
BRIGS.
Candace, Matthews, New Orleans-Hesen & Rogers
Canada, Leary, Guayaquil-F gerald, Both & Co.
Echo Booze Mayaguez P. R-Strling 4 Ahrens
Essex, Sinnet for freght-Morrell & Randall
IL Barclay ChauWlCk, DuenOS AyreS-Surllng AnrenS
John r. Rhoads Shut, Caribbean Sea-W T Kendall
Mary Atwell, Askins, Cape Palmas-R. II: Atwen.
Montrose Boyce Savanna Cay-W Rhoads & Son
Pres. Benson, Champion, Monrovia-G. W. S. Hall & Co
Roseway Belle, Br.J Altavela-Patterson Il Murguiondo
San Juan, -, repairing-Coleman & Bailey.
VIM Mason, Hatch, Charleston-C. Pendergast
Wheaton, Leeman, Easport-Kelsey & Gray
SCHOONERS
A. Carson, Conklin, Troy-Thoman Symington
Arctic, Perkins, Newburyport-Curts Il Post
Amos Falkenburg, Wilbert, New York-Rose & Lyon
Black Monster Haines Rio de Observation-Disclosures Bros
Cohasset, Tobey, for freRht-Heslen & Rogers
Chrstiana Keen, Babcock, New York-W Rhoads & Son
d W Saunders, for freight
Elliot, DeGrOat, Troy-W Rhoads & Son
Edw. Everett, Matthews, West Indes-W. Rhoads & Son
Exchange, Fuller Savannah.
Grapeshot, Snow, Bucksport, Me-TR Matthews s. Son
Herald, Knight, Newburyport-master
II X J Neild, Moore, for freight Hand & Co
lno, Emerson, New York
John Griffith, COnklin, st Jago-Kirkland, Chase Co
W Rumsey, Taylor, New York-master
Joseph Long, Gilchrst, Newburyport-Kelsey & Gray
John Dodge, French, Newburyport-Gorrs & French
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Hon Caleb CnShInn

CHARLESTON, Dec. 2l.-Hon. Caleb Cushing ar
rived here last night and remained some five hours,
after which he departed for Washington. The ru-
mors are various to the nature of his mission
here. The Legislature to-day changed the name OF
the Committee on Federal Relations, to Foreign
Relations committee was also appointed to
style the State flag.
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Shipping antellMeMle.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, DECEMBER 81.


Arrived.
Steamship Baltimore, Greene from Havana 18th inst
segars and fruit, &C. Friend Ricketts, Co. Reports
off Cape Henry ship, three barks, and a herm brig
bound in.
Steamer John s shrver, Dennis, Philadelphia A
Shriver
Steamer VIM Woodward, cundiG, from New York, mdse
Steamer Virginia Fairbanks, Fredericksburg, by
Capren Co.
Steamer Georgeanna, Pearson, from Norfolk, to N
Falls
Brig Harriet, from Boston, ballast to Joy 4 Metcaf
Towed up oy steamtug II Herbert
Bark Sylph MaOwes, from Boston. assorted cargo to
Matthews & Sons Towed up by Lioness.
Schr John L Darling, Howes from Providence, ballast
to Whitridge Co.
Schr L Fay Shepherd, from Wiscasset, Me-, heading
to " O'Bren. lowed up by Tigress. Vessel to W.
Rhoads Son.
Schr Reeves, Carman, from Boston, via Fort Car
roll, to Rhoads Son. Towed up by steamtug James
schr Village GEN. Baker, from Boston, via Fort Car
roll to master lowed up by stsamtug Jas Murray.
Steamship Ben DeFord Hallett, Boston via Norfolk,
Steamer Elizabeth, Culinary, from New York, mdse to
Steamer Georgeana. Pearson, Norfolk, NJ Falls.
Ship Johanna Wilhemina, (Brem), Thiernan, Bremen;
T / Brauns Co.
Ship Ocean Traveller, Boardman Liverpool Foard &
Rogers.
Schr Amos Falkenburg, wilbert, New York, E Pratt
& Bro.
Sailed
Bark Mondamin, Collins Rio de Janeiro and market
in tow of steamtug Lioness.
Arrivals from Baltimore.
Steamship Locust Point French, Savannah 18th inst
Schr Silver Star, Phillips Attakapas, 9th inst.
schr Florida, Hayes, Wilmington NC, 10th inst.
Schr venus, Wade Norfolk, 18th inst.
Schr VIM John, Burton, Norfolk, 18th inst
Clearances for Baltimore
Schr Forward, Jones, Norfolk, 10th inst
Schr Chieftain, Jones, Norfolk, 10th inst
Schr Seeing, Haynes, Wilmington, NC. 18th met
Schr Iris, Cook, Washington, n. c., 18th inst
Schr Access, Bennett, Alexandria, 10th inst
Memoranda.
Steamship Baltimore at Havana, FIN Baltic. 10th ms.
Port Spain, Trinidad-In port Dec. 1s brig A. B. Pat
terson, Knight, from Baltimore S0th schr Minerva
tBr.), Fletcher, from do, discg
Ship Kalamazoo, from Baltimore, at Hevoet 4th
instant
Ships Continental johnson; Bazaar Stewart; James
Cheston, Bryan, and Currituck, Knowles from Baltimore
arrived at Liverpool, Sd inst.
Ships Johannes and Syb both hence went to sea 18th
instant.
Ship William, Wigner, for Norfolk, cleared at Liver.
pool Sd inst
Ship Joseph Clark Emmerson from LIVERPOOL to Alex.
andria, Va, arr at Newport, 9th inst
Ship Edward Everett, Gnnby, Baltimore arr Mt Hell.
voet, 9Th inst
Schr Vulcan Marshall from Boston for Baltimore arr
at New York, 18th inst $50
schr Mabel Konson, from Baltimore arr at Orleans
14th instant.
Brig May Queen Morton, from Baltimore for Dam,ris.
Gotta, arr at Salem, 18th inst.
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Fire MT Raleigh. North Carol

RALEIGH, Dec 2l.-The Laurence Hotel, recently
purchased by Government for a PJst-Oilice and
rooms temporarily occupied by the Legisa-
ture. The fire was accidental. Loss about sc 900.
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From Havana.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 2O.-The steamer Cahawba
from Havana on the 10th, has arrived. Business
was languid. Sugars S1%@l41@ cts. Sterling Ex-
change ll3%@ll413. New Yo k bills 3 to per
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Resignation OF Gov. Medary, of Kansas.
LEAvENwoRTH, Dec 2l.-The Herald pubishe:
the resignation Of Governor Medary, of Kansas.
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SEsG 20 rs. .zszseszz:- PHILADELPHIA,
slR2.L = 51-+4--:==S EILH INGTOA AN d

40 70 Er7ss.sz.s5szz- PHILADELPHIA,
ss1L -$E=--:=aS iLN v CT AND
BALTIMORE BA-L&UAp
HlNTER ARRANGE5fEN 2
4 sat after MONDAY, Nov. 18th, Passer ser trains for
Pmi%!2ipha viii leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
EA&PkESS TRAIN q $50 =. NJ, Way MAIL at lO.I5
y \" Nc MAIL all $40 ?. 81.
On 81 5 at $40 ?. NJ only. NJ trains connect Wit
Me-" YORK Trains eEcePt $40 +. a, Saturdays.
freight Train, with PASSENGER Car attached. e.V.s
.vrc de Grace.
and 10 50 p NJ
DELAWARE Raj RoAD FOR SALISBURY AND II.
TrEMEDIATE POINTS.
by leaving ia II Is A. V. train will Wilmington
with 655 Z " train daily trxcep Sunday for al stations
between Wilmington and harrington, and on Tuesdays,
THURSDAYS ana Saturdays 70 Milford; on Mondays Cd
Hgsiays and fridays for Seaord or by aying ats OP
al procure ascpover check from Conductor sueud the
night In lmngtol, and take the 9$5 A. II train for all
stalmns b tween v iimiu&toG and Salisbury.
EOIiCEAl colored persons, whether bond or free will
he required TO bring some responsible white person person
guy known to the undersiGaed vino III Ne willing rn
pgrtion OF the road
n2tr WI. CRA'TFuRi., agent.
EIess -Ff5s5s&zsz3=sl FUR TIE
sz1saf@5z.@@I55E n o K = II
WEST AND = 0 gP II e. EST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
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Col Rudier ParGOmed.
New ORLEANS, Dec 20.-The Honduras Govern
ment has pardoned Col. Rudler.
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Arrival Of n Shaver at Charleston

New YotK, Dec. IA special Charleston de-
spatch reports the arrival there of the SLAYER Boni-
Ia. The Navy Department has instructed the OIL
Ger in command TO await further orders.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
PORTO RIco-Br. brig Mary BeH.-30,0OO orange
master.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

i--hI OIt ID L ItO4FI DID I4FIOItI.
FOREIGN.
BREMEN-Bremen ship Johannes Jfilhelmine.-1 0Ss
hhds tobacco 400 bags bark Az tons sassaas root
bbls. copper ingots 63 bales hops boots, bale
deer skins, box sample tobacco, 100 oars
LIvERPooL-Ship Ocean Trareller.-21 402 bushels
wheat 1888 do corn $40 bbls -four Clio bags bark S35
do. cloverseed, As hhds tobacco.
HAVANA Steamship Bdimore.-S7 900 oranges 4 cases
cigars, Friend, Ricketts, Co.. do, Morse Martini
Dbl. oranges, E. Larabee & Sons; do Thomas Yearly;
do Clearance Devere; EoX sweetmeats, r. S. Chew
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ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 2l.-The Democrat of this morn
ing announces, by authority, that the President
elect Mr.. Lincoln, has offered Hon. Edward Bates
a seat in his Cabinet. The latter will accept, aud
the position will probably be Secretary of the In
terror.
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

y. y
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND 5. CHARLES STREETS
The propretor respectfully invite such Merchants IS are
already subscribers the Agency, Who sell goods On
credit to call and ezann system and the reab
t. our information From long experience and thp
factory testimonials ofthousants ia the iT
emit cities East and West who yesrs been guscb
all who will call whether they sell goods p
the cities country towns ample satisfaction as 70 r
bty Of our information and the crest benefit derive
rom the AkehcY' Nv tiIcst WHO Subscribe mh6tr
A GENCY OF HAZARD POWDER COMPANY
A-Electric American Sporting Kentucky RIFLE. Sbi,
ping, Blasting and Mining POWDER, in every variety ~
package, always on hand, own Mlgazine For saia
OF Manufacturers lowest prices, by S'iS
4. J, FOLEY a BRO, Agents
u27-f 50 Sontb siraat
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From Pixies Peak.


ToRoNTo, Dec 20.-A large meeting was held
last night to sympathize with the fugitive slave
Anderson, claimed under the Ashburton treaty for
killing Mr. briggs of Missouri, who endeavol ed to
prevent his escape. Strong speeches were made
against his rendition, by lawyers, cergymen, and
others. A resolution was passed to appeal the
case to England, If necessary, and petition was
addressed to the Administrator of the Government
praying for the release of Anderson.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

Rico ' -O '' " 'o
"HEAT-S,925 bushels to Halifax 496 li3 bushels to
LVepoo 1861 bushels to London 77IS bushels to Ply
to Africa.
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Burning of n Tenement ITousc-A Family
Burnt to Death.
New HAVEN, Dec Ala tenement house, occu-
pied by twenty-six families, was burnt here this
morning. The entire family of Michael Colbert,
his wife and TOUR children, persisted in the flames.
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rT~S" EOTICE.
IEEs9sEs ST. FALL ARRANGEMENTS

I'-1T1'''F7 NT4hI.i t7II,L V'II-' M N.FNE
WEEMS
On and after October nth 1860,
.- THE SIEA MER MARY WASHINGTON
Wli leave Baltimore every THURSDAY morning at GA
9c!och or uic atnXent River, far up HIPS Landing
ketUrnlng VIII leave Hills landing every SATURDAY
evening for Nottingham. VIII leave Nottingham evcry
MONDAY morning At O'clock for Baltimore, calling at all
ne usual lan1IHgs on the tiy,r also Fair Haven and
Plum Point going and returning
h. L. MEEMS. Master
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Sfy0ts RinnnTS s.s

@ j. R. GLONINGER & CO.,
tsssRSN9 NoaTa CHARLES STREET
Roederer essisr Co. and other choice
Fine Port, Madeira and Sherry WINES.
Ramsey's 4 Stewards Scotch WHISTLES.
Superior Old Jamaica RUM, Peach and Apple BRAN
Ca6auas Prince of Wales, Maryland Guard, and variety
1SSS sEiR3 aT EHsb fis FRUITS
Chedder and stilton CHEESE. diff
9a G. G. ADREON h CO.,
Eks4Esi IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Nj scoT SaHH4E2 2 fR MITE W GINS G!GAR
FINE OLD MoNoNGAHEiA BYE Ei-po ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,
AND DOMESTIC QGoss s3 Of E R2f k EHI5khfS
&R II a9d TOR a sS Of RS
No. Ct Souri, CALVERT STREET and Sc CHEAPsIDE
s28tf Baltimore.
HA WINES, BRANDIEs, RUNS,
osr for sale he 5 GESAN ,S,ie SoN; f. their own
ERkY PSTffgiay for imy s M o, and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass.
. PORT WlNtS-Sande mans competition red and white
MADEIRA WINE12John Howard Narch's fine Madeira,
H6c anS fs: asG 5gf g' seuerer Marco
OraGs c a9E 9 frau mich a
BRA NDiEs-otard and Hennessy's fine old pale and
RUMS--0ld and fine Jamaica, Antisuz. Grenada, and
f 4oASD fnGi from
26o hall chests Of the finest soiCHoNG TEA. an.3,.-
THonAs sHIELp p. ROCHE.
NI SHIELDS Il ROCHE,
- 49, REPORTERS OF
WINES
BRAEDiEs
And dealers in III bin.ls q j,oMEsTIc LIQUORS.
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TOBACCO-HHDs.
Commencing January l, 1860, and same time 1859.
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.es@sz FOR INTERMEDIATES fine ship
- OCEAN TRAVELLED, Roariman, master, now
loading at Commercial wharf, follows the SHY l. and will
have dispatch. For freight apply to -
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5blpVtng.
fOARD Il ROGERS.

XII FOR RIO DE JANEIRO-The Dark
sza$ WHEATLAND. Captain Peacock, will sail from
Phi adelphia abOu the 18th 10th inst For light freight
or passage having good accummo dations apply to
d7-IOt NJ ~ n .J'ansT::S ~ ,,g
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WHERE ms rev Total Same time
week. | OuslY. VN"'. 1850
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THE STEAMER PLANTER will discontinue her trim,
after Tuesday, October 9th 1860 OFT
E.ssa FOR THE SOUTH

E.,sga FOR THE SOUTH
ss35sssazss..fsa3zk- DIRECT FROMNEW YORK PHIIADFI
PHIA and BALTIMORE, via the
- - ebay LINE,]'
TO NORFOLK, WELDON, VII, VINGTO~ CHART f..
TON, A,CGt&TA, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE, CULCN-
6iA, ATLANTA, MONTGOMERY, aNn
NEW ORLEANS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
1850, 1900 ALLY, except sundays via.
HAI LINE, SEA-BOARD Il ROANOKE Raj ROAD
go 70 TIE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller eulr
to 10 NIGHT TR tyEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WELDON, Y r
THROUGH TICKETS
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x..slg-%s OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

FOR FREDERICKSBURG. VIRGINIA AND LAND
lEGS on THE KAPPAHANNUCK RIVER.
D lae steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Fairbank, leaves
Baumpre from her berth Ncedham's pier Light street
Nlayt, EN hEH FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 1 o'clock, and
FrTft9fHHlnE leaves fredericksburg EVERY T TUESDAY
hoNlN' at ocIocE or Immediately after the arrival OF
the IRAN o. ears from Richmond and WASHINGTON Stopping
at aI me regular Landings the RappahaHnock rIycr
S2lIE and returning 10 land ana receive freight and pas.
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T"ettteOern !! NettfcOern !! 8%ettfe5ern

SpeDen erb0ltcn 1000 Ftlno BeHte0ern Don Iebenhioen Mg.r..
weIbe ib gu Sen b%tuieiten Nreileu oertanf 'SV SH"lSA
@bas. 9OlISnber, SO. % g8eH. Grottaros.
apI8en NRarts Spase pS Der @riSs. 4""bs
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Hnnnne Glinnot Ghampa1mer.

gir erBRten Iocben 200 6brbe bteleS auS9eSetpnelea %Sets
So mes III @ntsn< rno Quart Slaben.
Gieieutssn pukrer Run6en, Iel6eoon 6erleshn Seaonn9 mot
genus e~r6telten, tSaaeH iest ibe g%eteQun9en prompt auS9e1nbu
gboIfen. g.. 8. @6arrpn & @o.t
etusieer &9ent IN Baltimore,
gsa16s G6e BON 9anGper- Hno 2QHearoir4
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10" Sur Be DnDetel1 Nen1flllblablle.
&tnwlnoerer unb 9etIenSe fU1ten 1ebr SDrfdttg fem, ete fe ttre
8tlette taufen unO fputen t%ic(elben nur ron iOlaeh anseifsaten
MaHrrn uter 8rildentrdsern, Ia lie icnf Ser Gefo6r ~aueoeleBt
fub, bel6mtuteIt ia werren lmo ttr @e6 umIrnt ~aaSeeteh.
Our6fabrt3zBtuette
mad auen Tbeiien bfs gDciteNs Inb ;1 habcn Bet
@b. &. @5iftcbr0nbt,
General. Gnri9rdntCu=M gent ser Baltimore 1o
S6tp=Gtieubabn.
eoaoH $50. 81 TbQme8ltr., Baltimore.
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8ianD'8 a1tf 8effeGllttto

n6 tn ie0ef NpIS= t0 BSunrt neroen 0eltefett.
Die grGBte Gorgfnlt miro auf bic Mrbett uno auf Gle &u8pdbl
Der Wateralien Serwentet une er fann oaber fir ieSe8 aus ittnent
Snfttut berDoreetenbe Snfruntent Die @arantie i6erne6mea, sae
es dae @tgenihaften zines guteu ptdnu'8 befbe.
Nle Snftrumente aus .metner Sa6rtt perReu fir 5 Sabre BON
benz Ta8 bes Sertnufe8 ak eardntirt.
8eIun6ere @ufnertnmteEt piro auf sic MuSmaGt ron Su1ru-
menten, welde III elmer errFen Gntferrung U~er1enbet perten, YER
ncnret uno Elm @crredt cS llmtaniAes tnnerbalb 6 Wtcndteh pom
@ertauI8td9e CIT, rmro 8eltattst, iOate elm Snftrrn1ent ntAt Ypl'
fGnbig ~befrieSi9en.
M5 G%r96bln0ler nerten pUblstaa tet uts ppr3ufpre4en fife ae
f6 ancerwdtt8 umieGen, b.
8efdnote p~crratbig cine au8wabt pOn NelppepnS, Spn en- be-
fen SnfrInleHtenrnadPrn Sn $4,000,
~ 9tanDs meroeu uniectauidt, du8aeuhietbet un6 9eftntnht.
9Eut. Guabe II. GprtD.
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@tonps. Wf6be1 II. /. ~.
WM. KNABE & co.

Jtp. 1, 3, 5 rlto Z 9t. Gutafpt tr.,
~ecgena6er rent Gatnm Soufe Baltimore, @f6. wieter er6fnet.
Danfen6 fir bic ausgebrettste @Emterfdlft melde ser fraberen
8trma mGtren6 Der leBten Is Sabre 5u s bell nurbe, madtter lln-
~terSctdnete benz 9ublifurn Gle ~ereebfnfte @usetae, f6 er iett hem
8 noe 6eS etnen 3b%etfatets, 0rn. Senr9 Sdble, turd oefen SOB
bic %gpuqa9nte 9e6it wgrteh mar, ZEN 9ausen bebeutenbet @Ortat1
DUh upb npplenteten9t1nD's &pls rno anberent prdprtrten Yta
terid1 fduft6 an f6 gebra6t Bat. Gr ptr6 teSbdf6 ba8 @ei6dft
in bsn1 alten Stale 1T bert %frtteren QBeftGftspfdf fOrttetretbet
un6 rS ib sur Gufea6e MAIDEN, has 9iano8efAdft INNER nhebr IN
Ietner 80leucung st SerbelSrn.
@nBer letnet alien 9Eadrent6ufertu no ser 8abrit In @ntamfr.
udbe gaittnCreftr, hdt er cine neue 9rpee Sdbrit IN G. Gutdw1r.
nit Der 8rDnte nad Befftr. errthtet TT metder er eme 9rpBe Mns
8atl her tefen &rbeiter bef&dfttet.
Sn tteler SGbrtt Werben Yiatp'6 n1b ether neuen Scala 9eere
ttat, fur melGe er BET Der NuSlelung i'm Mdrhtano Snfttut, no
cite fefeno SnfrunentennlaGer aus SpaOn, Stem gCrt nno 8aitt'
more IA Ytdnp'S ~duS8etelt hatten, oe bEAfe prdute erbtelt.
Ser &usIprud, teS SufituiS murbe furs nabber turdj Die Sn=
tufrie @nSfelun8 pn Nt6mUnb, @d, b%eftdti8t, mV i'm ebenfaaS
as etfe Uranium ertteilf wurbe.
Dur6 pieie betren GtatlllementS 1T er In sen GtdnC seebt, aNs
@uftrdge, nit rpel8en er teebrt nirb, auf's 9rOuptefe au5Sn=
flbren.
que IN htefer 8abrif 9etauten 0ianp's baben sUue ctferne 8ab-
men uuo ito 10 cpnftrnFt, bag lie Bet nuBerrrbentltAer Oaucrb1f
ttafett bte Netnbett hes 1pne5 ~beabren lno jeeem 6ttmd wtter-
ieheu.
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5enersS cr~fftbermnaem.

JOhnstOn'S Insurance Rooms,
go. 70 SecorbItr.
Temer=, Mdrtne= un6 QcbcuS=YSerfTAp.
rln98s&oNupGenien.
Gi6eritc NIB feltelte EOmpnonic.
Ser tdjerrug8=Gomp. ber SQlleD y. 8irQiaien.
NIT $3.50, 900 capital.
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them in one mill alone on the Flint river. So
far were they from being incompetent to
weave, to cast ehuttle or tura wheel. %
Mr.. Seward states, that the oyerseer OF the fac
tory informed him that they were a. easy to
teach, did their work better aad were more
easily managed than the general run Of white
operatives. The goods Of this factory are
moreover, highly esteemed by planters and
merchants, and have received no lees than thir-
teen prizes at different fairs. But Huntsville
is not the only place where our reporter found
slave labor successfully engaged In mannfac
lures II Mr.. Seward viii take the trouble to
refer back 10 bis letters be will find evidence
that there are thousands Of slaves similarly en-
ployed all over the South.
Such are the arguments Of which the cam
paign fpeeches of the black republican leaders
are made up. Reckless assertion, interruptions
perversions Of fact and an utter contempt for
public opinion are, however, the ct weapons Of
q party whose means are anarchy and reyolu-
ion, and whose objects plumber and political
ascendancy.