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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
LlCHiE q BRiDBURi'S
PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON FRAME hyv scxr.
GraHd ana SquaI0 Pianu-Fostqs,

E4S-MEN The Insulated Iron frame preserve,
Till ne ~r'4'n4l tone OF the Instrument, il
al It's puiy, securing it for all time against that
most disas tcea.ie tinny qua,iv II tone invariably
ouni IN all ether Iron frame Piano Fortes IL
greatly strengthens the ana thus Iecps the
fiano Forte mucn niger in tune. II give. the
instrument a much fuller, richer and .weeter t.no
Il adap4s the Franc 10 all Climates nd 10 all chan
ses 81 atino+ pheIc, in all respects IL Il mo-
hpnIced, anu In all RESPECTS IL Is PRONOUNCED Nv
oar best "art IL the greatest improvem oi the
ago III Plano srte construction; Producing an in
stIuineIt acknowledged TO DC eriur to all eth
ers made III this country or Europe.
fc~ tesIimoniais IN regard 20 the sap- +
. Il, u our n scais fAs-n insulated itAno
fossss.
- have examined the Piano Fortes If Lighte
Driibury- with entire satisfaction. / know rot
that there are any others better either in cr own
c"uAtry or elsewhere. IN. LOWELL Mason.
. Ia cirarness richness, and volume ii tone del
casy elasticity Of touch, hue epesting action,
l have never Played upon their equai.'-H. A
WuLLEHHACPr.
" In volume. richness, evenn 81, and purity of
L lie, and IA uecacy VI touch they certainly excel
anu n that beautiful singing quality desirable
yet 50 seldom iDurd. -. lillian Masos
:" have never II yei upon 50 rich and heavy
d tone square fIano Forte. -AgTnuK AAPoLhos.
AIN a-tonished and delighted with the Aew
: Gale Iron Frame iiano-f Dries made by you.
There mus: be a splend,d future tor Lighte
Bradbury . iiano-F yrtes "-LLo. +. keoT
= | uaye never played upon so ino and ilstru.
nent."- Gao. bkIsTO~
9 cous,ter them rs 10 beauty, richness, fullness
and equality 81 tone, AZ well as their agreeable,
elastic touch, e4uai il mol superior t. any fi.nos
made III thls county or Luioie MANI " Ls
"In power, quantity, AID equality oi tone, they
CERTAINLY excel; while tor thai peculiar ,ich and
.inx,ng tome So invaluable ~ accYD panin,snt
IT, the vUlce. have never met their eqnal.".C.
LAss!NI.
"Tney have all the requirements for superior
n:ei prelaion Ell both Classical asd modern csm-
positl ois."-M N. rRAKOsH.
" ser00m 421 Bs0ome wet, . few doors
Euss ., Sr"sa~.y. new Aosx.
EsArisFACToKY GUA.ANrkE GIVEN.
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20 DOLLARS EACH

Gold Chronone,er Hunting Cascl Watches,
Gold Hunting .nsei English lever DO. Jcweied
Silver Lever ana I.epine nche-.open Faced d..
HYntlng Ca.cd do. Dapiex, Gcnts etIendii Nest
Chains, Ladies Quad hams, L4!,cs' Mech
Chains Gents f.rca.t Pms, very hnc,l SFlcnsi"
Goii Foncil~, inc Aieialiians. ''tii -ari i.ns
Goi rugs ra u and .ntraycj. - ~ Ten ani I'll
var. iipriers, kn,uti..t Lca - +, hrace.rt,
newest Siltr. jl.ua,nvei tuIai II ,t'el,i. Sra
Kings. tnatnclci t,.sTnet Sos All the latpsf lyle
~ mi =
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MEDICAL.
NGoEFAT
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX EITTERs

THESE MEDICINES HAVE NOW BEEN
] before the public tor . period Of TtiiR
TEARS, AMI during that time have maintained q
c.yh character III almost every part 0! the Globe
'or their extraordinary and imiIe tia'c power OF
.cstcin. perfect health 70 Iersos suiferin. under
redr.y every kind Of disease to which the human
frame is iiaDic.
The folowtn"are among the distressing variety
ri hu man iisease in which the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
.1'DitcH.

1 LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the ht= hrn u. RICHARDSON, WEST 4 Co.
are requested bring them for ward 70. settlement
AID al! PERSONS nden'cl To said tr.n are requested
e. 81 and settle at once. IL is absolutely neccs
-ary thai our books should be clos aud that too
immediately. Persons havin, open ACCOUNTS with
'uT Office. VIII eblige u,by rcnier,ng hem Il, once
CtiAkuS IN, WEST Il CO
DAvEsroRT. Oct Is, isan.i9s
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BLANk>! BLlNkS

" T. kLEP CONSTANTLY On HAND A
'ali assortment, J,
HLANas,
v' AUHrG A0g DEEDS,
's' CRt IN ~ Tkusr,
VrtONs. CHArTsL nuKrOA0BS,
cI0Hiss, WAnaANrk1 oeADs
sUssn0. alAA8A ~ 80 -
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)gdensburg & Vermont Contra,
v.ii,burg Fl. Va nc 4 Chicag,
ls Al & q A ID.

GKSc 80 H9ke-.-1x. yN3-yk. Ydvs~ff3s
sARo RI y rkuM CHlCAGOT PITTSBUIl
" without change, connecting with the great
PEANSYL VA.,IA CENTRAL RAHROdD
Kew York, Philadelphia, Baltiinerea ID WASH
ug,on city, aEi all the interior towns Of Penn
y,vania, New Jersey, New York, Maryi;.u1. &c.
Merchants by taung this route, viii have tn,
uvantage ot all the eastern markets al no addl
sonai cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trans leave tho Depot, Canal street, west side
Acayo, daily on the arrival CT rains from IN,
G-st aud Northwest.
70 meeting u, Crestllno with Cleveland & Lake
shore Is Il. to tnnkirk, buffalo, Niagara fal,,
New YORK AMI Bustgn, aud all tne intcr,o
ta1ns 81 New England, via New York 1entra
a,l New fork Erie Railroads Also S"utp I,
Chumbus, Jane,vliie, Newark, Mount Vernon
6teltenv,!.e aud y heeling, ana interior Town
II Oniu and Virgiaia.
aae above Trans inject at Forest with tram
Mad River koai {, Springfield, Urbano, Day
and i;iclui.a,i Also with trains "A, LAMA 10,
uyton ard Cincinnati direct.
Esse As low . any other u cute.
Passengers bound east Will 6ni this route both
,e.sant and agreeable, passing through many o.
ne largest anu limos; cities In the United States
Passengers arriSn, Il. Chicago on any -. m
GAGS, VIII ind attentive cheek agents a, tn a..
o,> 10 re. eive checks and convey baggage free ri
barge the fl;;-0urs mi Chicago o.fs. Sleep
ah car. accompany each train.
Tickets for sale al Ill the crime pal ticket of
IL. the est, AMI at tie Company oihce cor
or OF randolph AMI Dear orn streets, or at IN.
,epot, VI est side. Chicago
lie par ocular to asi, tor tickets by Fgrt Wayne
Dan. ". BOSS
saonl Western Pa. scngor agent. Chicago.
:. IL. Moons, Com. ana Gcnl As',, Chicago.
sreisht Of al! kin Is will BE carried from Chica
oie all point, East /, al. tiues. al as low rate,
any otncr iiai,ioad route. sei2 s-du
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TlNhE PREMIUM JOB OFFICE Is MN
prepared 20 exec lite, in the most approved
tyis Of the At, any aud ali manner Of MIMI,
eomasA haAdhin 70 The hnaas uas.
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RAILROADS
Chicago an | tock Island ltaiirc.
summer Arrangement. 1861.

~ AND aF1 .s MONDAY. ArRID lsru.',
I and unit, tdsthei noties. trsios Ill ieas
Davenport daily, SUNDAYS excepted as follows:
LIST mail train at. ..s..'''' .''.. 10 A
Cd freight ............ ......'..''.. % A. y
I'D night express. ...''.' -. -sV3 p
rrsins arriveat Davenport daily, Saniayse,
oepfcd. as follows:
ist III ght express at. 90 ~ A. y.
% t.eight trains at. ....'''.. ...fho p.
Sd mai tr in at. 49,. ..oao r.
4ii trains over this route are IN direct ctnnex,o,
at Chicago with trains over botn tae Michigs,
Southern, Michigan Central, Pii'sburg, Fu
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from De
.rcit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati
ei,.sburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Ats
o., New York. Philadelphia. baltimore and Wash
,nston. Also at LaSallc with trains Of the lii
aois Central Road-North to t;aena and South {.
~ Louis and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity o
eiving distinct directions a. to the destination
.heir luggage, also to procure tickets before TAX
.rg cir seats in the cars, as the conduct r. col
isct fares only To stations on the line Of the CHI
ca9o and Kses Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent,
Davenport, pril -. 1871 diff
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Plan Of Sixth Grand Distribution

HIGHEST VALUE or ARTICLES lu0 Eoi.LAHs, LOW e.
DUTLAks.
Certificates stating what will scil each per o.
Tor one dollar are placed in sealed Envelopes,
a Decimal arrangement, 50 that IN es'h hnnAF""
trrtlhcalss t..ere j. one for
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30

.HpIntGH COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
= g.'ea in all branches appsrtainin, 10 husi.
II 10 Waited ~;ate,. -
Sciafa'c instruction given, If desired. in Pen
matshiQ, Arithmetic ani Promo ,ra vay
k@"in> oi en- IRON A. M.i.ll . P ~
f"I t1tttts pattsctiiar la. tho ,ynn.s arsenJ
or si'"'.tSr
". IL FRAT
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kE.uDt:.IL.
10 Ell NJ n q :" n
HAS REMOVED His
Plumbing, STEAM & Gs: IittlBg SHOP
rIlD 81 BRADY STREET. WHERE CAN BE
L found chandeliers, Pendants and al! kinds Of
Gas xtures " eli. and Cstern iGmpe, Globe
Valves ana all kind. of Brass work, Lead and
Iron Pipe Fittings. Old Fixtures c.elnci, either
ia Gilt OK .iIoazt. Lamps cieaLo and altered. A
good assortmta Of
X EssO f. r. Il II PS.
FOR SALE CHEAP;
OILS, WJCKs AND CiiIMNEYS, ETC.
Remember the place, Brady street, Cd door sboye
Foucth.
n.h21 6rrl JOHN ROW ,As't.
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ys :. - . ..:...
loo loo ......... l.
\. B.-With each package Of 100 boxes We pre-
sent the purchaser lUo tettliicatca. ono oi whlel
is guarautecd L. contain an order t.r y i IN
MAICI. or by ordering 81 boxes ia one package
yo"r are sure to receive Jp Ger ihctts- nta.AIi-
an order Tor a splendid SIN ri; MATCH. beside
a large number 81 ether VERY vAu.bc ariic -
One ernG.ate sent ~" 80 application
any person d, sir . VI lch may en-
BILE hiT TIC ft>.,it .tt..tt itc upon thclay
iceEs
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Pianos, Mslodeors. Music Books, Sew
lIg Machines, ETC.,

bought and Sold o. c'nnls1 iNA. Any aFIl'I" WI
be scat Z" the country IL the Lowest waoiesah
prices "a the addti,n o! per cent. c,.ints -ioi
iur iotw.l ting.
~ ~. lyntv canted II eg~rg 'oen. q. co'a,.
'H On aiYtteuit""
Z. ;. CuIiDERT & go.
Commission Nrcha,sis onG Iep.rm .ii't
No. 3 south Fourth street, below Chestnut,
fh;laielpnia, Pa
80 F,i our integrity ard ability ~ fulfil our
en5a- en.nts, We be-, 1" refer You - tic i""wi u
wc.i known gentle neE AMI husln. = firms,
". II. ileHN, Esq., tash'r t,tasalut Bank, IA
hEssks hGasEAE9& MOORE, !hla Ne! pnis
EEsToN II Bro. Chestnut aouvS 4tli IT.,
j. &. FrLLhR esq. j, weller,
y +. y Ann. Esq, t'rh.-hcr e E,-hions. ctc.,
Philadelphia.
Hon. L. u nte,oN. Eureka, Cali. iraa
r..l.ilI B. u 49,.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!
WV. 4 B,rrnElog- liAIr ltYt,
The Oricina, aud Best IN the World!

All others ar. mere imitation, AMI shoad ne
avoided, Il You WIS.,. Z" escape udieue.
GRA,. RID OK III : \ hAiK dyci instantly
taheantifu, gal Natural Brown or Rlnrk, without
the least injury To- hai- Sin.
Fifteen Moiii apl 'is. aaa. have hren award.
or % Wm. A. i.a:oAen. ince isG', ai.. over -.
600 applieai. have hc~ri.-e &, II. liairo:iis
patrons of hi famous iisc.
Wm liatch"sas's ii.,r iisr iroluess color
not to be distinguished .rons n"ture. aud j. war
ranted no; to iaiuro in the least however long 1t
may be continue and he i'll r,cts Of bad dyes
temelied the Hair it.yig 4rufel Tor Lite by this
splendid rye.
...aic, Sold or Supplied in private rooms al,
The Wig Factory. II Bond street, New York.
Sold in aiicitics andtow OF the [ ui:el States,
by Druggistsand Fancy Goods Dealers.
.-s" The genuine has the name and a,.dre IS
uP"l steel plate engraving on four side Of each
'ox, Of WILLIAM A. RATCHELUR.
Jy3lwly L. Bun.l street, New York.
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IL uAira lnduo smets!

Il, ~ "a. ~ .4.:, AAtra 1n0ue emets:
81, -a"G 4to - md the following spendi.
. = - -rii, ne sold to the pufcha+er"t 'n'
-. ~ gt.NS in like manner, Tor
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X Fac, We l. II NPS,
&. W. CRAWFORD,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
N Err CHANT,
No. IA Brady street.

DROMPT ATTENTION WILL BE GIVEN
i to sale OF Furniture ut residences, or Stocks
Of Merchandise at stores and s'alesrooin. goud
assortment will be k.pt on hand all tho time.
Cash advances will be made on stocks Of Furni-
turs, Try Goods. Boots snd shoes, aspets. et'.,
etc.. for public sals. sales By Auction thrss tines
. week 1alss sash q eass. Psss O0ss Bar IL.
tel1-d1la
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lNSUR ANCE.
IN II NJ a
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF hartford, CONN.
'asn capital l. ssrpu US, s2,Isl 100 0,

'asn capital l. >srp US, s2,Isl 100 0,
assets, Jan. I, 1850.
ganL CIT, Par Tal Nayki Val
Us Stool ....ss3s, 10000 1899 ,ss2 90
3,.,a .......--. 30. 10000 232,s ~
,itv S,ocLs ''.'.-... It,sl0o0 224,5222t
saiiroad Stocks, &c,. IS soo On CO.. go. -,
Real 80, D.nus'.... -. s2,oVn.00 $4,000 u
Msc.ll.a ae.4' ui.'e hammered, 1885. 90
Cash on hand and deposits
Cd on call and in agents
'.''............. s9;,74s.2s
C,a;u S2.l04,l
oidiHs unadJ listed and not due, sl7s.y57.s
IRE and Inland Navigation Risks taken lin.
i'a terms and rates. Especial attention given q,
insurance o. dwellings and contents for terms O,
me to five years
HENRY 3. HOFFMAN,.
n Agent, Das EXPORT
oFFIcs-Room No. l, Hofman's Block. Mans
July6 DIFF
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COZ ~ warren,

md there will al be n valuable article in eac.
ten certificates.
On receipt Of 80 cents we will send yon one Boa
Of our GoIien PEN. and sealed nollc" 81 the Ar
ticle which we sell Tor 81.
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THY Uss TRY USE:

PRICES TO AGEN.S, POST PAID,
4 Knxes Hens with 4 Ger. lficate. ......... ::
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sreisht Of al! kin Is will BE carried from Chica
oie all point, East /, al. tilues, al as low rate.
any other itii'toai route. sep du
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iEunttarg ann GpamtrtiaI Afbifn.

BALTIMORE, January &c. 1861.
Ihe transactions in Stocks light again to-day but
we have no material change to in the general
dlton of the market For Railroad shares and bonds the
market was tolerably firm, but nothing done in these
stocks Railroad shares closed at s57h bid s5s asked
regular way, and s5sH bid buyer 60 days for Baltimore
and Ohio s4 bid regular way for Northern Centra and
Railroad bonds closed at 7S4 bid for Baltimore and Ohio
ls5s rs bid 70 asked for do 1885, 81 bid 60 asked for
do ls62 and AZ bid and 40 asked for Northern Central
lSs5s. For City 6's there Inquiry and sales
were made of 1000 1905 at 81. There also
inquiry for Bank stocks and note sales of 20 shares
Bank of Baltimore at s9 and % shares Union Bank
ST. In the Mining stocks there more done than
there has been for days past the sales embracing
500 shares Springfield at $7O 100 shares Consolidated
at ~ cts 400 shares Cambridge at Is cts 200 shares
North State at 25 cts. Deep River at 20
cts.
New York Exchange is selling at = to r. and Phila-
delpha do. at per cent. premium, but Southern funds
still at very heavy discount. The rates to-day are
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DOMESTIC MApKEn.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Jan Is TO- -.
The sales comprise $500 bbs at 5259 sEFlour &e-
State; So 3095.35 for do Western; s545 ror superfne
Of Western extra; s5756 IS for shipping low grades
round hoop extra Ohio and the aP be, Of
grades 40 southern Flour is firmly held. The rec;
grades The sales bbs at as 7OGe 10 for mu
to good suPerfne Baltimore &c. and SO 1907 as for thu
better grades Rye Flour Is in fair reuuest and Il onv
In moderate supply-sales Of l40 bbs at $4,000,
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE

COASTW1SE,
BOsToN-SteamShip Ben Deord74 boots and shoes
J. C. Baderston; IS do, Gripne and Jenkins; rs do
Brooks, Fulton Co.; 40 do. dry goods Rice, Chase
Co; 200 bbls apples Evans Stratum; III cases boots
and Shoes rs do dry goods 100 bales do sundry per-
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

SAGUA Ia GRANDE-Schr. E. C1asson-l95 tons coal
CAPETowN, c. G. H-Bark Golden Era.-1 900 bBls
-four $50 bushels barley $50 do rye; 9l6 do corn SOC
boxes tobacco 81 do. $50 boxes soap $50
chairs 100 nests tubs % hatchets so bbs tar
bbls lard OIL maticator II store trucks; wheelbar
rows; hand CARTS LOCO rasn box Shocks 80 terces tai
low 25 bales hops 10000 it, deals 13l 900 it. white pine
IL
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New YORK, Jan. 16-Cotten-Sales of 400 bales at
12H Flour dull-sales 600 State So 20
as 80, decline of cts; Ohio s5.65G5 so; Southern
SIS. S5G610. Wheat is easier-saes of rs 900 bushels
Milwaukee Club 81 2S@l 80; red Western 81 35@l SO;
white s46G1 So Corn is dull-sales of AZ 1000 bushels
at 20 cts. Pork is frm-Mess sl725GG17.50. Lard is
heavy-sales at 9HG1O% cts Whiskey has declined ~
sales at ISM cts. Naval Stores firm.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16-FIour is dull at IS 5OI562H.
Wheat is quiet sales of 5000 bushels 30G IS for
white, and 81 40a1 SIS for red Corn is dull sales of 0CO
bushels at 70G71 cts. for old and 64G65 cts for
yellow Rio Coffee 11h ais cts Whiskey is dull at l9
l9h cts.
AUGUSTA, Jan. -Cotton-sales today. 5000 bales
Market firm.
bales.
CHICAGO, Jan. l5.-Exchange on New York has de-
clined to 6 per cent.
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In New York today Virginia 6's declined Y; Missouri
y; Canton 4; Rock Island " Harlem <; but Erie ad
vanced 4; New York Central u; Reading sly; and
Michigan Southern \. Cleveland and Toledo and Mich
gan Southern guaranteed closed at the same figures as
yesterday.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
WEDNESDAY,, January 16, 1861.
$500 Bait G's, '9O-97 400 shs. Cambridge
20 shs. Blk of Bait. 81 H. Co -o5
% shs. Union Bank-72 500 sIIs North State
$50 shs. Springfield NJ Co. -25
Mining 90. - LOO 100 shs. Deep River
100 shS. n. C. Con. Min Co Oh
MO- 80
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Corn Meal is inactive 1t $40 for Jersey and So SOFA
$50 for Brandywne Ruckwheat Flour in fair demand
at s2l2k92 3l4 per loo lbs. Grain-The Wheat market
Is lower especially Spring White is firmly held, and is
in fair demand for milling The receipts light. The
sales are 74,4Oo bushels at sll99i 22x for Chicago
SPRING 81 Is for Racine; sl301 81 for Milwaukee Club
Canada Club and amber Iowa private terms; s152 for
store; Sl37 for red Jersey and 81 81 for inferior red
Southern. Rye is in limited demand at 7iG75 cts. for
Northern. Barley is in limited supply-sales of 400
bushels fair round State at the railroad depot
Oats are in fair demand and steady, at SO for
Western and Canadian, and sc State. Corn
lower and active and the inquiry chiefly for ex
port The sales $4,000 bushels at 70G70H cts for
Western mixed in store 7l72 cts for do aoat and de-
vered and 7i75 cts for small lots Of old round yellow
Proysions-Pork is in fair demand and limited supply
sales of 200 bbs at l7 % for Mess and SIS 213
fer do. prime. Cofee-The demand for all kinds less
active but prices steady-saes of $50 bags Rio
at IN cts, and rs bags government Java at l6 cts
The following from the Weekly Circular of Messrs Will
liam Scott & Son:
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TEO. W. WAIT & SON
~ S9gTHEAsT CoRNER CALVERT AND IoMRA I'D STs
HAVE IN STORE AND OFFER FOR SALE
ENGLISH YELLOW MUSTARD SEED, prime fresh lot
AFRICAN BIRD PEPPER in mats "
BLACK SINGAPORE PEPPER
JAMAICA GINGER, white bleachei
RACE GINGER, in pockets.
AFRICAN do, in bags
MACE, prime, in original packages
HUTMEGS, Government No. l, in original packaeaa
CASSlA, and mats.
CLOVIS rs, in mats. ALSO,
PURE GROUND Spices fresh and reliable manufactured
with special reference tn the best class OF them in
this nd of her
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

MEDICINE CHESTS.
fine assortment of MEDICINE CHESTS constantly on
hand at moderate prices
Old ones replenished at shortest notice by
W. H. READ, Druggist,
IS Broadway,
n29-tf door South of Pratt, Baltimore.
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SteaMstirs.


2Ss&&4G S Az M All
The screw steamship
wf,,,.u. s.u. Captain G. W. Watson,
On TUESDAY, January 18th, 1861,
AT 2. M, precisely.
10 Iteght received after Il O'Clock day Disabling
No bills of adng signed after departure Of the steamer
SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
Agentsn Savannah. BRIGHAM. BALDWIN CO. jail If
.STh FOR q Fl A R L TON
The 1rstciasS screw steamship
GEORGES CREEK,
viii leave Spears wharf, ~ -''N''''
On THURSDAY, January Gath 1861
at3o'cock, p NJ, precisely
NotreiSh received after u o'clock the day sailing
NO b OF adng will be signed after the departure Of the
Steamer. ~ "
For freight apply to
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent
ll6 Spears wharf, Baltimore.
kEents in Charleston JOHN W CALDWELL 4 son. jail
.GSa1 UROMW ELLIS
-ssza2ssas LIN f OF STEAMERS
BALTIMORE AND NEW YORK.
Will now
SEMI-WEEKLY
Leaving BALTIMORE,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, VII
AND
NEW YORK (irom Pis. 10, North Riverl On
at2P. N.
SHIPPERS to Wilmington C., Boston, Providence, Port
y forwarded by this line free of c ,mmission
Apply to SAML. T. PEARCE Agent,
II6 SPEARS WHARF
or TO II CRGMWEll.& co,
IS MEgT SrKREY
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4 A PhRLE CHAMPAGNE,
Ia This celebrated Wine highly sparkling narsctIv
pure and OF rich fruity TASTE unsurpassed in cuav by
any VINE an the american market 'N' -
RUBlS Cabinet Administrations attention ~
invited to its qualities and superiority as
dlner Wine of unTivaed merit Its beautiful s 5lo
gf&aTdntecd to he the natural product the Crane "
PARTICULAR NoTICEThe undersigned, being aware that
mary competitors spreading the report mat the Vine
np9r9e under the name OF Rubis is arcally coored do
herepy bid the sum OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS no
chemist who could in any public axperinrSn 1911 s"T
scientific proof that the deep color 81 the Rub n d
thing else bat the pure jroe OF the Crane W." -" H'y
- j. GcERG Co,
r,. - -,.,, 4 Cha'oGs sur Name, tTEnoe
n,rt CHARLES Ii. MYERS h BRO,
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NJ YES HAMS.-Just received a lot of these
IS Exchange Place. - iaiI.tf
SIURAGE will be taken in warehouse 125
S1Smiths wharf at moderate prices. Apply to KNoXS
CO. d3gtf
pULK SHOULDERS AND SIDES.-l50 hhds
~ In dry salt, for sale by JOSEPH CARSON CO. jal2'
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ST. Domingo ..,.,.....- (nII4 y Cash.
There has been fair demand for Rio during the past
week. total sales, in lots TO the trade 703 bags ncud
ing 1000 per Greyhound" at llH@l2H cts, chiefly at
12dl2h cts and $50 ex "Royal Bride" at 12X cts. ex
ship The balance of Sprte's'' cargo 474 bags has
been taken speculation, private terms, and is
tanned in the stock.
Stock of Rio jan 18th, New Orleans Sc coo bags
" . Baltimore. $4,000 g.
18th, New York..........,53713 "
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for month OF January.
- - $500 WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
" IL Cohs, N. G. PENNIMAN,
\. P. CAMPBELL, GEORGE SMALL