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TO LIQUOR DEALERS-IF YOU WANT
pun, Wholesome malt whisky, bran iy, rum,
GIN, Ffopcl or pure luirts tll run from the small
.,' ~ y caIl ~ . small distery, Firs, aud North
1910 st,, w.usnlturgh. want ~ build trade,
M .nd vii sell At any price l get. TIIOI. A.
phNHe. d2i ana
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EWING MACHTNES-LADIES TAUGHT
70 orerato on Wheeler \ Wibon's and Singer.
4 ng machines prsctios on shop rurt. tg-na o.
Canal q. ds Sl.aslu
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THE HOLIDAYS.

bLDAY PRESENTS-WHAT MORE
acceptable present can you give 70 friend As q
. .ay rsmsmbrancer than choice sweet toned
|ry warbeler, q something to be loved and peted
+ aner ,he holidays are pas,. II you desire Jnst
an one, start od al once for CHARLEY HOL-
.'B Bird Emporium, old stand, North William
3ck out your pa aAd surprise, and mako happy
! loved one. do lA'l@
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DRESS.

n IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT -
OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT.
EsrABLisHZD N 1851.
chA'hAm stress, lO0, corner Of PoaH E,ran.
Wilt Shirts, Linon Collars Aad BoA11s,
fU 10 Ocntsl
FE i.0Oii
Pc a5'Il
For l.beiill
For l.Ioiiiil
For 200 iiil
made " orior and walranIei W IA.
Brshlrts, Drawers and Half Hose
In Six, Wool, Merino and Cctson.
mems Shirts, Travelling shirts,
Army and Navy shirt- Of every description.
|endsrs, Neck Ties and Gloves
In every variety,
20 assortment ~
woolen JAckets always on hand.
smber the No. l06 ChA,ham street,
b 24ao.1O1 corner Of Pearl streeA.
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NUlNE PEACH ORCHARD CRED ASH)
oAl Of the first quality, properly screened; also
Lahigh and Locust Mountain, all at the lowest
et prices. HENRY REEVE, cor Canal and
y, and COZ jana and West sts. d. 2laeslOq
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IRGAINS-vRLvET BONNETS, BLACK
Eelyes bonnsts, ooored velvet bonnets, 81 bar
Is mourning bonnets children hats for holiday
| 1. BINNS' Millinery, largest and cheapest In
|vorld-bs1 Broadway, bs1-opposiis Mstropoli-
IIoAal. up nAlru. da SAAo'1N
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EneA.OYMENT-Poaa,o..

EAiAI.E SERVANTS WANTED, IN Good
situations now ready, at good wages, slso 10
n good chambertnaids and wstrssses. Inquire
he Large Destitute, ou the corner II 9th ave, and
ST. where god places arc always ready. Small
Is wanted. de21 g.
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PACKAGES OF CHOICE WINES
and liquors for the Holidays. Those who In
receiving calls had better call on L. MON.
II. III Grand 81. near Centre Market, and get
,kaKe containing 10 bottles OF hno wines and
rs, eleven different kinds, packed In neat
ner, suitable for transportation, for the low
1, OF FIVE DOLLARS. N. B.-A choice aasort-
!. Of wines and liquors constantly on hand, In
OF Ia store, Of direct importation. dis 1879
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MARINERS SAVINGS BANK-No. 1
NlThrd ave, opposite COOPER INSTITUTE
Deposits made on or before the first Of January,
will bear interest from that date.
BANK OPEN DAILY from W PM and On
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY evenings
ffum 3 ~ o'clock. TllOB. ID. bTILLMAN, Pres :.
ISAAC I. SMITH, Sec'y. die 2kae'lIb
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FAETED--LADIES Tu LEARN TO OPB-
rAlo on singsT's, wAealOf s wilson's AMI
\ sewing machineai lasrned pufoct In al iss
|chas AaJ Practice On shop wWk tll sstisfsd: :
rnAohia0a for Gla ADd " lOA-iSo Orchard ST.,
ses'ss, ua9a 2Ala'itb
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EMPLOYmEyT-MaIos.

JAHTED-MEN FOk rdF sth o. SIN
try. n aiIuartrrs a For, Hamilton. NY.
further iufprm alton. sppiy Il lIS n. Y. cor. o.
9 ave, and l6th al, y Y wv NE. DYR,Caps
sntsu,ry, Rsoruihug oHccr. aie iesiI
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTIoN--No. 96
Iwarron st. Interest allowed st the rate Of per
cent oa sums from 81 10 $500, and per cent. on
sums over that amount. Open daily from 10 AN.
toqPM Also on MONDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY evenings, from TO I M.
JOHN CAsTRER, Presr.
VIM. NJ. PULLS, Vice
sYLvANUS 5. WARD, ! Pres'ts
YANDERnn.T l. BuXTON, sec'y. dlO 2lAc'I26
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SAVINGS BANKS.

EAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK,
- No. CuAMBERS ST.
Now York, Des. %, 1891.
Diyiiend-The usual semi-annua dividend, At the
rate of siV per cent PER annum, all sums from
Sl ~ 500 and Ave per cent over $500,
viii Ia payallo on aud af,ar the Goth Of January,
isi2.
BNnk npen dsity nom 10 AM tl n
Thursday evening from 10 o'clock.
Money dep, sited on or be'ore January lith, will
draw interes, from the ist Of January.
PETER II. TITUS, Preat.
CIIAS A. WHITNEY, Secy. d2i Aac'iN
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= coJPERs WANTED
" make round and art hoop h,ur barrels
- a. I. BRIGGS,
us lt'llS 81 Rutger Slip.
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Il BEG To INFORM THE PUBLIC
thA, we have our usual large and choice
/ x imported and domestic wines and liquors
aspection al the old established hrm Of PER-
q WHITE, cor. 2Olh st, Ave. A. d9o l0'i0o
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BANK,

THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
L corner Third av. and 9bth %.
CHARTERED 1854.
Six PER CENT. INTEREST allowed on al depo-
alts frum one dollar 10 one thousand dollars.
DEPOSITS WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM Ia
january. Bank open every day from 10 W also
on Monday, wednesday and Saturday evenings,
from 70 O'Clock. SPENCER X. GREEN, Pres.
STEPHEN 8. CIILDS, 5sc'y. do 24ac'lH
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pOSEHILL SAVINGS BANK, COR OF
Ni4.h st and sth ave, open daily, from 70 ., P NJ.
Wednesdays aud Saturdays until !, p. NJ. six per
cent. interest all sums Of $500 and under. In
terest allowed from the LIST Of January. THO5
CHRIsTY, Pres; RICH. ii. BULL, Bee. dis A'12l
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ORSES FOR sALE-AMoNGST TuEM

sre powerful truck hor4s, price STb; also q
tes walking cart horse, price Sl2S. also beautiful
young mare with fua, sni a valuable fine stallion;
All warranted slund and kind. Apply At ~ Cnris
Tie st. near Canal. d25 3'1i6 ~
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HORSES FOR SALE-POUR HORSES,
suitable for carmsn or expre smea. anu will be
sid cheep Iuquire in 'he Grorery Store ro-ner II
Gold st and Myrlo avenue, Brooklyn. d2l 2'iO2
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pIANo FOR s25-6OCT. IN GOOD ORDER
suitable frr beginners. Apply a, 1871 Twenty
first 81 near 3d ave aso a lot OF theatrical ward
robe, coaas, pants, yes1s, &c, for SO, wrth t,OO
Apply Immediately. dis 4.a'fA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
u,ns .TrrK At rHE cFFlcE.


rfsx1-uktfG RicH~oSn KNtkoNn.
f..ss. fess. Traiu. Arrive
- l. -. a $50 IA. ~. l. blS. r.
\. :. a.. ,. ~.s.f Sl'rsts- Ne : io.is, a -
ssHGs Hsl IA. ALro> a II. TOTS SsttkoAp.
f-.i.. f..svss Irsin- Arfsve.
Nal fas@ - NaH.s...Ne- I. 4se. =.
=. :. 4es-~~-~s< A. ss<s~>.-4. ie-i.. 49,
rx,>svfLlg . sKNwtes g<sttrs sanEou'.
rr.ss. f~sx-.-. Trains Arriv~.
a2s< 49,. seeosi. ~. l. tls. y
= = fo-&tsel..sxai.+.- -. :. - = =
aoCxvILlK ENfKNSIoN.
Trsias tease lraifs Affise.
Ne !. SIS. r.S .y<f.1.s. y I. slA. =. -
.f,..He,uea. a,sic sks<ss,S - al tae-e l.ess.s
), srs.-sfnr rr-s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
AYERS a. que Cure,
~ Foi, rtfr sPrfI,Y t-tliF or

ia,ermltien, fe1er. n Fsssr aii Agus, Re,niii-,a
Fever chill Fever nIinh 4 cue Periodical Iis ad'
ache or Bliious Headsche. ami kliiioas be -
j xsrs inared Tor the whole class of dis
eases og iguatlug Ia hillary der5ngt-
fncnt eaiilssl ny the NalariaH
l. l-..-Lr-t L.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
a NV ARTICLE
Roback's Stomach 6itters

-" aisi tfieiiful <taanas hir eit tIrtial ia
~ ing isue g. thr >ssIi att ~ ifsstutioa -
tTli.t- 'tiiisaiiif> ifi.i.iil lif N.-fsrn country
Try 10.
A. m.sinog frink. Ca assist A :. -f.s. ant fsll...
iStfsTi>is, n hs> ." esftaf 1rt III
~ i4fv ii . - +fs.s f~sflf sIi.sr tlfi.f ~ a.
H. i'finuiA e" ihf-r Bitter, Us l~si. t4a lnll
prvl~fiy ei ~. gohara orienaioe Win s..e eftis
~. 3 aud fn,,i siise As.c-l Iracu4sa.lr. ,.I t4s
Wet. ana u y fffTt'f fffdi fti Lisu 81 Usrl- 81
Western rr1l,.- :.
fhese hitrs clriss iheif ..iniuln. Ir.in iil r.r.
fai letic mature & ~ nnd D. ris M ~ieh fh
arf composed and a. theg age l.y AllA,iLg u1i.ai-
1ral cfasiugs ~ the stomaeL si.r 4. frUil.... ~
TEuPIRs>tE.
the present pTcpgstor hetscs tllat IA assalt. a.. -
widely Ano~n, The public welfare !. ~al...rv.l
IL viii SON be fsr ssle ~ al - H. fslia.k.- l.
mcr"ns Aeet~- alti n liofelr. Az tAr tlffry a,tr
ln The nesififne orftf> wfl he ni.ii direct f4s5
'intinnafi i ary aaantity. AL the i..e.-t fi.s
it - ini u n Qua. foiirr and -srurf lE ilf
.lcz cuss~. Hsii dos saai &c rtss. win h..a.s..
> paei siHi sqnt o. si'y Aadfss-, % ds-,u-i.
Hetasi Price, 81 per botIse, ar >ss
Tor 60.
Principal ofsre and sal..rs-ia -nr t.i r.srts.
street. ~ l'uslssng ffsn, Assn >.re-i sarc-sai.
Ohio- issh,rai"ty. Ne. - Hama..lsi Strr.i
Fpf saic =. Nis-st teailty ~
. N islNNEla.h, TsIte Aass,-
;. ksCt SI>sntN
wN T. Sinikf. Nsw Ge-h.n
lfIIk BJSkii.k, Ce4tr.tD..
md ty tsrucgf<te SRI Merchants ri-.Af 40.
/. thssls.s-lt ths UIaisd slAss- aud Csnsdss
a,c3lwif
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
,t.te. OF aas~rti>ins }" Daily.

4.l ....e.si saaeszs 80 esats pc square essn
s.sfftieiA "a. t, -.
f..lass "a rsluzsIneniF mede VIA .Ae.f ~A.
-. $. - 49,. ff..s Is he wear. Win usr btistt<' -
eitasax & pir ,lrs. rsTis aa<ffu-ff-' ir-'fs''s
ssf = es.f.e AstEsrls - ta~4t fszp = 'e.h'fs.'
sfsI fsH IfH 4ndfffnf t. II.
.a.sfs....n'i .,ss ~ special netse ssiai'A ~'n
,s.srtis.s., . 'k,vk ess.,snly o, The i''''As,
...z -. -. tuii iarf ~ thr leesi e''.an,n- 81
ts l..as er rlai~s. VII - chafEei - 80" "S''''''
81 offr f~f lssSs. teA 4 = - irf W.
t#fssff.frf - ssft ~ ~ ie sprsiI. ! hinfs ""'
~ t..t..f 49, -sozi b.. .4tgaiss- sasirfss pet
So. aifsfat...a u star n< ra>rtlfs 'r'i "'h
- r. s fen~assl - tiis saose. rites, "''"fN-
ssfs.si up.sa ~ s-.ssss' = - ,.,..
ts-,...i4ax 4 ai.i states Tor elt~ = every 'r.'ub
,nl Il. sh4r-. ss-sfss ~1es. sa.iue ~ the i'''y'
- lea Is III. p.aN A.Ei NesAlY. @*"s' - ''"-
efass So sf4 q = s.ltzz - ttt
s'se.. s..f - r-sse - iascyffng n n''is~s =
- .,.i.. - .sse- o. : .sr<iatinals - toiloes
~ s..l s,.I So "a exc rsu1z mrs - cent, '"f
-, q. t....-ti.s.. .str e.. 1lt hn-. Al ths rate
Announcing .ls-tsr ~ffh funeral psiie~ s'a,'''''
49,. - sssx..z lseIl.cs and kxeur-ioi,. so''@
u, fx latit -als - asenei tysis. % ~ e"Hfshfr'
- regular prisas -, ...... a
fer.l aissrtl l.ffdsi.f- n-ertrd Al the eAP-i,0 =.
s,sre,. ora. ..nk yfnest not - De Sei~< -
t f.,l fsiss if coiirctasif at the n-is
49,, phi ~ ns.s .vosafi soie iof he aSe1fstl 20
.es' 4lsrrtl- rnsnts yelui fiie sniout eh'Fs'' ''
az t5.Bfr4f,un
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s.-rhsfe elll he 10 deviation from The above
as-Aoss4,i-<..e1ss y.ahll-.sed N both Daily and
wesklv vii - sharge ths inii Daily raieS ~ilh me
lalf 4 the wcssss RATES ssird
crARLI.S cRtrFT. Pros
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
he Weekly Express

sablishet every Ne.las-.isy. atsi 20 pr annuin.
ltsalce-
srNs psp~r-srat s1tiaoat the natsey. i-'r es'in"-
: l,ngsf tiuae th-u p<st for.
ltate> OF Aavesiissns AN weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
sa,e. Of Illinois Currency.

csie 30. Jane = 1s5l
.rnEsA 4
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
zguy YTekefs ri0 ssifgs-
Offs.
TICKETS POg SALEfAI ALL lIAIN.
OfFlCFS

FREIGHTS.
~ ,lal rsifs ff,ietf = N sl~,i9gia- Can ~
f,r~ srfrsi frosn rhasisspaia. N.y Nerf, haf@n OF
p.ltlrnors = cav y.Sni IN ih~ failfsafs ~ tsin.
Ksnfrrks lndlasls iiina- WISCONSIN,. Iowa. hs-
y6. ra,ssfs sris l..iifo4t si-h eaaiati> r.iss-
t.rsl. uftf SfeslHrrs - ehrt s,osei- csu 81 fsF-
~ar,as t. sfv.rts ~ cle die. iAusk iue-ra. ken-
t.rtr Trnslf<-rr tlu' rfi1ul. iIiintl, hi-<i>>lIa
wrar1zsss Nissouri Kansrs. trl srsss auf ned isv
.r.. sai 81 tis.tisfa @>nal.ky and chiesro with
Siesrsrs - 81 prfs 30 siie crt, ~ feru l.skes
uerrhaats AMI Shippers s.rrnsfitg he frafi-fafta-
d. a the.r Frelzhi - his Cenpsns can riy wifh
cs.ussss ~ f.ffts. sY,et.iy frspsit
1fs4 nAfEs oP Ff,FpsHT h. arr point it The
wsa = ihr fsusgi, erif ksircaf az - - tlmss
..isyfetas = are ehsfE-i l3 e,eF ii'ifesa eeni-
pssie~4
q fasflralsf = u.afk p,s ser .'sfs rFssssfe ,sss
ktuNeAp.H
y = S~Ffflfr. rtiffffi iIs.
NtIEtW 4 ttfo--. 49, &c -. - Flass.zf.
ffFCH L - " A..rr Nfn-r. - y ! tslfh
Nilttsm Nfw ltfk
IFFt.H 4 60. ~ -sstf 49, fi.-f.f.
49, ~. HOUSTON tsrs-rn Pre- shf arfs. ti''is-
fSutH ItNlS. tsenera sup Nis-ssa. ftna.
1. H. HuIfsT. Gsn@rsl tek-f A<fHf tfisf irAis-
-tes~iF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

~ Ntrx. aye
Terrell Haute. iues y l<.l -daxe
T. : -I,e =, fsa-rs - -. - e.-arsr.s uiff
the ~ 'ise snf ttsNhi @. .hsa aefeats sf
=. .feo.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

o. x,Ts. insred Tor the whole class oi dis
eases or ixuaflug la hillary dcrsngt
mcni es.n1esl by the nalara@
Mleuiale Cepniries- rrs..
We arr enabled lere 60 oii,r The Community
reined, which, while Il et1re- the shose complaints
with cegan'y. l. ssiii perfectly haInler. IA aHy
ua.rtlf.- tSurh remedy j. invaluable ia districts
where these af'icug disorders prevail This cure
cxp.is tho nia~rns, polson 81 Fever and Ague from
ths system. snd Trs vents the dsrseiopness - ihe
dis,a-s if tax. the iEr approach ri H. prem0n-
fory -,mo,sn> 4 i. IL. only ytlie best remedy
vti d'scosere or iht- dRss Il complaints. but aiso
the chealss'. The iargr quantity " supply fss
ollsr ~ ins- y hin the feafn ~ effrfh-ir' Hnt
in sfasti .'iaii. Alirfc lever gld Ai'c llsvalls,
cyer,f-i, -i,.si s,e Il AMI - fr,,ls '..ih 81
eu-e and rf,,'eclh.r.s.s great sDsuisrtsv ~ shi-
a, anu certain rtsfe ~ lnfermiitf- = thar II en-
taiu- o.,ris~e saii.rs. ,.n-ltrn'ls = l'ssis-
c"s nisq~-aa-in 81 '3it ~" ,7 - y "s',
healthy "a, II il.,g saad never al ihe di~ears. ,s
F,N,r aud \ IN ais Tho cor--lts.ns. the
miasniaiic I-.son sreai ,ArfFyof 'li-r sss -ss-e
from Il. irritation, among which ~re t...
Neuralgia, Rhevn..o i-sa. s.sa'. lra.s.ia i.nts--
T.aafhaf he fAs1.-he. gstarfish. A-thrsa. Fsifi
iation. i.,ininl AB,s iiel,ol tl,r sploen. h,-.
t-ri,s l'.il flifht isa,~l-. .C.,ii,. Paralysis
! s.sn,t isr~Ar.sasiss l'.f IA ss'arsch
Az Of rlath Nra ufiginating in ihi- oail-, lli -
The intermittent s.t- "a i-s..s- periodical fiis
segtr-nil,sar, fis all alike Il /, an invaluable
preseciion o. isaierni- 'ud T-r,s'ns ifss'Aihg %
t-ui-.r.fi. f.itliD- ia The natsriru- ii-iici- II
tak-, .,ra-s s..sfi, is5fx Will. .Nl-ss o. fhr
fctiun that will is sxcrefci irpl th' - -tni. and
oa,sn.a aef uniuiais ia sufficient quantity o. tln
infp di-fa-.. Hence if - etrn mcrs ,sl'aalis tr
uruiecfien ihau fa f.N 90 t,tf ~'iiier if.i
intrrmiiienl if fe. -ssa fl,eni-eise- ~ ~ Pre-
uciion fhi~ tel.is IA ..t,f..i-.
n~- l.s.t,.s,.i - llr = Az 40.
tss~il Ns-<s.hst-sii-.
An nuf leu.e,li. -. f.f stl l1 j * Ci>lSeHks.
PM na>aatv shf 8, ~ Dsn. .i-i- ia T.fr
nsltr.
. ~Aol.~,lr 3, Aiif> 4 te.. Cincinnati
iuui -.a,,-au- -s,tes.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
a B = II R "a 9 II

~ Me FIFJIItIIl ,>k.HI.a3NIIL SIizE-
RdNcE CoHF1NI ~ H. no ~ Var r,tt.
"A n, - a.fg ~ Jfaa.frg. lssl.
.1aFs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
THE DAILY EXPRESS

., ,st..,,.a ,stsf-essl>e rSesr1 st>rAT)
MopEsITTsS BUILDING
80 g. WkBASH STREET
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
Hetaii price, 81 per botiie, ar >ss
In
LEGAL.
Annual Report OF the Auditor al, ,igs
County.

1)EfOI,1 - iie Antiter II \ u. roBsis hoes
III The arsoani rseitr1 Afli .,-tur.; t,i ibs s~af
c.''nfn~ff Ipe -, \. D. i,s-i sul fi.i.ae s,
3isf. a. D. raj ia lusivs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

1aASsP rslt1fsisNgg q
Cash Balance in Bank aa- 80
Bonds and Mortgage lDcine first ifc,, an
Real Est. - worth at leasf 81 sUT ZOO 500 Coz o.
Loans on St.srS. payable san tellsaa
iimMkci value - srcnrilic. fl97s5a 90 la.Go0 o.
Bank Stsck, tmarAsi .siu 5Sss5 %
United States Treasury Noie>. iTuRract
vaine, ln3 3a3 20
Brooklyn City Water nnps. "a 90 20
North Carolina state Etulis tnf.rs - AZ 80 %
Missouri STATE Bonds fnaTkct valuel u O0o 90
Real Estate, Ne. u all Sireef, G5 Rs ~
Interest due - January l.6l -
which S222so - has siuce t. ctsfec - -. -o3 -
hslanc' In hands a Agents aud ir eoarss
" transmission from Arcnts ,n ii of
January lsf which = y. lsss =. S.->.i.,s.--se
been rccciy ell. = - = - = - sz.<os 10
Bills Receivable Tor Premium, oa a..
land Risks, re, ~
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The Smn.Jus, one oeths .stiricd journals OF
-s gives The following details Of tbs private life

The SunsJus one o$ths .stirica journals of
P-ys, gives the following details Of tbs private life
OF the Pope:
"Pius rises at about c o'clock i, the morning.
Let Us say, in passing, that the private apartments
at the Vatican are very fine, very rich, Covered
with gold and elk; there, nevertheless few
common wooden chairs, the simplicity Of which
lemlnds one of the apostolic SIM iciv of another
eye. The SAM may be said of the Qarinal, of the
Gondolto Castle, and of all the other "ontlhcil
residences. Toward O'Clock the Pope saws Mass
in chapel built by the side OF bis bedroom
Nearly all the Cardinals aud Bishops nave tue same
SastOm. AT Rome, when prelate hires 'ul n.sneu
rooms he places 10 one of them the case containing
his portable altar, and celebrates Mass IN many
OF the fu rnished rooms let TO Foreigners In Nome,
traces of these temporary affairs, and remains of
thasa n.ssas (caled Masses en- deshabiile) may be
seen I'll, the valet de chambre-the chamberlain
who officiates the occi sion, and tor the Pope
the Chamberlain is prelste, priest, or a deacon.
There are in the Vatican ten private chamberlans;
the most intimate are-in the order of their age,
commanding with the Oldest Monseg ueurs Stella,
De Nerode, Talbot, and Ricci; these four person.
sges always about the Pope. They keep him
company, entertain him. and MAKE him laugh,
which is not difficult since Plus TX. ia always
smiling, and in good humor. At s O. clock the II nly
Father takes his collation., which consists OF coffee
bread and butter, and few other bagatt Ii les
Monseigneur Stella assists at this repast alone; h,
opens the letters and reads or gives resum. o
them: this is the moment of the greatest iptimac,
during the whole day. At 9 o'clock the COLLATION.
IL hoIshed, and the correspondence read. Thel
Cardinal Antonei comes down stairs and enters
the saloon OF the Pope. He is all humility AM
sweetness-a real treasure; Santo Padre, one mo
nent, Bedttssimo Padre the next, aud so IL
lauds the genius OF the Pope; d~eIis on his part
cular knowledge of aifiirs consults him sbou
everything, and declares himself his most humb
servant This political interview, this work of tn
King with bis Minister, lasts one or two hours
The chamberlains interrupt them sometimes An
toneh stands very well with the chimberlains
Toward 10 o'clock he audiences commence Tn
Pppe, dressed in white, is seated in large arr
chair, with table before him. He says two O
three words to you in your own language-ifit
French, Italian, or Spanish-and if YOU use Ems
fish or German, he resorts to an interpreter.
signs, sometimes, during the audiences, petition
for Indulgences' which are presented to him
writing. In fact, some persons offer to him SUI
p'ications conceived according to a consecratt
formula, praying for Indulgence a rarticIe de
mort for them, for their children, and for their r
latives to the third degree"
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Splgpyag SGtfIl;aeals.

Arrived.
Brig Empire Benson, from Bathurel B-grindstones
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon, Old Point Comfort, VAN
Falls
Steamer Henry l. Cav, Her, Philadephia-James A
Barge Marina, Crosby, from New York-mdse to A
Shriver.
Barge Marina, Crosby, New York; A Shriver.
Schr Silver Star, ns, Rio Janeiro and market
Malcolm X Co.
schr Flor dl Terrall. San Domingo
Steamer franklin, DJusherty, New York; Shri-
YER
IA schrs to the Eastern Western shore These clear
ancs are made in of the recent order of TIE
Collector of the port.
Sailed
schr Silver Star, Collins Rio Janeiro steam
Ship Macaulay, Rodgers in tow of Ajax.
:, Bark Sarah Sheafe, hcGregor New York, in tow of
Bark Delaware (Br) steed Demerara, in tow of steam
Arrivals from Baltimore
Steamer Elizabeth. Mclaughlin, arrived at New York
Ship Scotia, Miskeily, Helveot 18th inst.
steiner Bruno, Foster, from Baltimore arrived
Schr Marine Stacy, New York Doth
Clearances IOr Baltimore
Steamer VIM Woodward, CundiG New York Goth
inst ' avn
Memoranda
ship Sir John franklin DeSpeaux from Liyerpool ar
bati more, was spoke 9Th inst lat 40 To- lon SO IS
br' ship Mcleod, Balgammon. 81 days from CalIao
wl'h guano, arrived in Hampton Roads 9th inst with
Enst"E" Ports.
NEW YORK, July 29-Noon Arr steamship CITY Of
baltimore, Liverpool ship American Union do bark,
Sierre Nevada Shields; Anna Trapani; brig King Bros
Tott au Prince; schr Hamilton, Alexandria ships
IsSisppi Leghorn; st Paul, Port Prince bark Sax
oy, London; brig Hayt Aux Cages; schrs r VI DemiiI
AarseilIes Royal, Harb1r Island
NhM YORK, July 20 Arr barks Queen of England
NderfIrd ,asco, Havana; Jane Dagg.tt London: br >
caroline, Gibraltar; schrs Hamilton Alexandria: HAITI.
Ross Ross Matanzts Canale Cat Isand.-Crd ship Plus
Ultra Bare iona: schr Eagle Wing, Queenstown
PHILADELPHIA July 29-Arr bark Old Hickory
Liverpool. '
PHILADELPHIA, July 2e;--Arr barks Alex Mcneil
maVre; washington, Bremen ID Wilson and Ionic Kew
West ig Daniel Maoney. do N'
BOSIoN, July 29-Noon.-Arr briggs Roberta Carde.
mas: Nantasket, st Thomas Cpd brig JOS Park Per.
nambuco '' "
MuF hMhNfb OF UUkAN STEAMERS
Slips Leave 70, n
ASia.............New York. ... iyerpooI nIy Q,
Nid9-o"'''.'.....New Ork Liverpool 4
Ships Leave a. r.
southampton. New York..... JuiV 81
atoA.. ..... .Southampto New York. J1ir 81
havana Steamers leave -w YORK Oh the a. ia
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kGEN-GE7fI-Y&2 CENTRAL RAILWAY.
PERMIT tNDENTS OFktCEp
I'M CALVERT TATIoN, Baltimore Nav 20, 1861
rms koa IS Nv for TRANSFORMATIONS OF
FRElGHfS tofore.
Al O. inform on respecting rates, &c, apply to sNES
NJ; EPPL1. Freight Agent. Calvert Station
For FKEGhf> 1eStiaed Vest. via Fennsy yania Rail
rad apply to MAoRAW kOONS, corner Nor h and
llc.Saat streets JAS c. CL IKE.
lnzIlM Sup"r,nt u INT.
L -. 80 EoRTH F3i, W CENTRAL u
.HTENnEN1'S OFF e. CALVERT1
o STA ION, BALTIMORE MAY 18th, 1854. :
On AID after s. NDAY, h4y 18th, 1861 IIaqs On North
!urtheT notice. - - ' ~
TRAINS NORTH
NAL at 10 express at 81 P. Harrisburg Ac-
commo iatIOn ii 8 = II. ~ "
The II A. NJ Train connects at Relay House with trains
on eStern Mary land Railroad. At Hanover Junction with
nan Yer am Getty shurg uir1IdS; Yors wit YorE
ana lBhtsVlle Rairo d; at Harrisburg with PenLsy
Vana kailToad f1f al par Of West also, with leaacn
NaleS Rail DAD to New York direct Sorthuia
Nun H. and q railroad tor Kingston and all pats OF
wyoming Valley at Sunbury with Pnla iephli and Erie
York. ''l anna OH -'9"
The 80 p NJ Tr lin makes all the above connections ex
Gept Han2ver Railroad, WriEhtsvile Railroad ana the
Lebanon Valley Railroad ~
The 7. NJ Tran makes connections with Pennsylvania
hairoad Tor all OF the est direct ne:tius
for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE.-Mail at 10 p NJ, Exprcss at : IS
A. M itrrlsburg accommodation at 2 i3 2. N.
or TIA ELS ana iufoi NATION at he Ticket
oflce, Calvert station, Baltimore.
oo. JAS. C. CLAREE.
--GEo-n superintendent.