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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-10

DR.. Russell, the correspondent of
the London Times, receives TWEEN
ty-ive thousand dollars per year
for telling facts in regard to Amer
lea which ought to be told. His
picture Of Southern life is true to
the life. His remarks upon Bulls
Run were somewhat colored, bat a
little criticism
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-10

OeneTalS CHculuam, lllOW,
Polk and johnson are at Colum-
bus.
October Election.
We arc indebted to G. W. Larsh,
Esq, for the following Election
returns.
Fol- Governor,
David Tod 2216
Hugh j. Jewett 1369-o47
Lieutenant Governor,
Benjamin Stanton 22O9
John G. Marshall 1372-837
Secretary of State,
Benjamin r. Cowcn 22O7
VIM. W. Armstrong 1372-S35
Treasurer of State,
G. VoIney Dorsey 2201
George W. Holmes 1369-S32
Comptroller of the Treasury,
Joseph R. Riley G2O5
Wayne Griswold 1372-S33
Board of Public Works,
John F. Terrence 22O3
Jabez W. Fitch 1372-031
Judge Of the Supreme Court,
Josiah Scott 22O6
Thomas j. S.'Smith 1375-831
State Senate,
Lewis B. Gunckel 22O2
Abraham Cahill 1374-828
Representative,
Absalom Silver 2212
Elliott Pearson 13j9-859
Com Pleas Judge Ist Sub2dJudD Dis.
William M. Wilson 219O
David l.. Meeker 1392-S08
Prosecuting Attorney,
Luther G Abbott 2189
John V. CampDell l3t0-Sl4
Treasurer,
Martin F. Stephens 2l22
J. p. Brookins 1337-705
Theodore llarbaugh 70
Commissioner,
William Risinger 2202
Sylvester BrinIcy 1373-629
1nfirmary Director,
Benjamin Toman 2lG4
John Holderman 138j-779
The above figures demonstrate
that the Democracy of Preble
county is in a healthy, vigorous,
and promising state. We are great
Iy cllecred by the result Of the elec-
ton just over. There were but
between seventeen and eighteen
hundred Democrats in PrebIe last
year; and Time-the great revealer
Of iacts-has proved that some Of
these were not sound in the faith,
or true to protested principles;
they have gone out from us, because
they were not of us. Well, here
we are, about 1900 have voted The
right and true Democratic Union
Ticket; about 800 have entered the
army-may God shield and defend
them; q considerable number have
not voted at all; a few, and only a
few, lame, selfish, and doubtful
men, have fused with our oppo-
ncnts. They are heartily welcome
to them, $50 say all Of u.s."
Our earnest friends in one town
ship, did not receive any Tickets,
owing to a mistake on our part, as
well as on the part Of others.
Again, our friends were late, we
have allaIongsaid-far too late-in
the field. While our opponents
were at it early, and worked hard
TO get an ofice--that is the 90. Let
us look carefully into all these So
Der facts, and it will be seen that
the Democracy of our county has
not for years presented a more
healthy appearance than at this
time. We do not think hal any
other county in the State of Ohio,
will show, other things being equal,
a better state Of political Vitality,
and earnest growth. Gentlemen,
you have done well-thank you
hold on and 60 on to perfection !;
we promise to keep you well post
cd.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Volunteers for the
CAMPBELL REGIMENTH!
"Come over and help us !" is the
Macedonian Cry from Kentucky.

"Come over II help us !" is the
Macedonian Cry from kentucky.
The Legislature has asked u.s. General
Anderson, the hero of Sumter, has asked us.
The women and children plead for their
lives and homes our border is men,
accd; and while some cry "peace, peace"
othere is no peace" The next gale that
sweeps over the Kentucky hills may bring
the clangor of arms to our own beautiful
city of CINCINNATI.
Men of Preble, "STRIKE FOR Your COUNTRY
VoLUXTEERl Now is your timei Col. l.. D.
Campbell is raising a Regiment in the Third
Congressional District. Camp at Hamilton,
Ohio.
Having been appointed and mustered in.
to Ghe service as a Commissioned Officer Of
the Ohio Volunteers for the U. s, Army, l
am empo wercd to enlist and enroll Recruits,
and make rcquisition on the u. S. Quarter
master at Columbus for Clothing, SO that
they become Soldiers of the Army under
Pay and Subsistence from the day Of enlist
ment,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-10

IA Advertise in the Press.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-10
October Election,

We are indebted to G. w. Larsh,
Esq, for the following Election
returns.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-10
LEGAL NOTICE,

Samuel Hart, pl'tf, Prcblc Com. Pleas.
as. Petition on Note and
Thomas G. Horton Mortgage.
,,l .4la,.
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SpIppIng snt&llasnGs
PORT OF BALTIaoRE, Arers7 ls.

Arrived.
steamer Louisiana Cannon, Old Point Comfort, Va
10 VI Falls. Passed OIL Thomas Point, ship bound |
steamer VIM Woodward cundir, New York-mdse to
. Steamer John shriver, Dennis Philadelphia
Hrig Roseway Belle (Br) Miller from Havana ballast
20 Patterson Murguioudo. lowed up hy steamtIR .s
llant Was bound to Sagua la Gr.nde to Ioau ~
Northern port Reports inst while At anchor %? oal
Ne'ds was struck by lightning when sI ,, ms and
opmast and fursopsallanrma>t burst "''h pun
sc grep uTIn1 V.rs, Geni,z from New YorH-got
ashore on Chiugoteatue ana Wa 9"'fS'' ~ Univ"
Rrrm ship Helene ca-cnen Sd days fr'm Bremen
haa' and ISL TO VIVA mar ro, %" Hoo ST .land
yEb, sbe had been ashore by The "ssistance of team
I,Us%R Spending and Jos Whitney, and was being |
toWrd INTO Hampton Roads on Thursday afternoon The
/ steamer Quaker City has sent crew on board the
sl t., m pumping The ship had lost her rudder, |
j had f, feet water in the hold.
sranklin Pierce, Jackson, from New York-guano
Schr Moses Van Name Van Name, New York-ice to
T COCHRAN K Co. Reports ship Fair Wind (uot West
Wind before reportea) from Bakers Island ashore on
Hog Island.
Sehr J W Rumsey. Taylor, hew York-mdse to Heslen
SER sen Fly Jones New York-master.
Schr Bell Conway Delaney, Washington, d C-Wm
scnr carrie North, Washington, d C-wm Applegar,h
steamer Louisiana, Cannon, Old Point Comfort, Va
" y Falls
g., 1'' ' - ' ' '' "
steamer W Brune Foster, from New York. A shri-.
yer.
Barge Alice Rainer New York A Shrivcr.
Is ,chrs to the Eastern and Western shore
Sailed
Shin Admiral fBreml Uoesloop Bremen in tow of
rf,nr.s
Arrivals from baltimore.
, ~,J,,in rsrr,u Mo do Ianairo ~ MI
E,rs N.thiidr iPrusl Sumner Stettin 25th nit
Brig Rihian, lBr Vincent, Jersey, 2Sth u!t
9''P -''"-, ,;a .,i I'M up ',n I 40. .' Oval ~
Steamer J Z Thompson, Chase, New York 18th inst.
60. II.,ry p,ysor Crnveu "a ,s,op 1i,1, i,st
tle.raranun
Den sb; Hon. ,r,,, pr,r1.,, snol, ,r,, l., r,t IA
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9tfgE,sssfs.
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o. S. GOVERNMENT LlRE

$500 ia q. S. GOVERNMENT LlRE
Fort N,0NRoE AND OH F T2 COMFORT
iSgnas At ~ O'clock P a tss6 passo aT
Bson York s6ass, piitsa, PS 5a NV EGTa
@eiia ely aier the anvil Of tn Ex1rss Tra from New
% TND aiF f iid GR2i&go Hr # = Il, c PRICES
From st% f9,T to Fot Monroe ana
From Hsiiim and nack.............. s.
Jersey iIro4d nc FOL Of ST.. At ae Sew
nsr i sixth and Chestnut streets, o. at tn: Dent b. nd
0 sss.f a0S$ s. &l'5$%Sj ,. a,''"
go oH,ss5 N g a;%s TO NJ.
TIL, tn a stfansrs GS4R y ts ana Mary WASHING
les s@d Ja anu ii. 49, SpA a E Sia5 S
Rauiniag E VERY VIZ rs WE6T prng TIE
w a" h4al .tayin4 ilil's Landing Monday ana
The rlay Boat viii Irav@ liiir Ia.,irg or yr;d.,
i2r he siict leaving Benedict asuIdly Iaor,ng at
ne above tee will ca'l a; al the usual Landings on
rnrurnf $50 At err HaVen ana rum Punt, oin and
~. rghls received O'Clock on he days previous to
Passage to fstuxeat kiver....sI 40. Meals extra.
10 10 Plan to.n......... LOO. Do.
;.-,-,. .ss.,. BALElMOEE AND SUS2UEA4.
#.?if}44Af ,,g,,rNNAA sfEA4 COMPANY.
POST AE ai IL IA ' sGd 4i 3gPd9 af P9ET o
tac Steamboat "l&NCASrER,' Capt j. "
Td6y: emu Of :5l' " 4 s%sey TGS5 J
#G6S&#piY an MILKY 5fE EEy!SJGG hHE &oanAY
Passage. harths inclu.ga, 3G ems 81"
f:s 5I Sse2Eid 4y 3nt O'Clock, carried at o
IN nupioSIc 5ee5,pis ,or reight vii, be required
,tt WI w. 0S q; rs lsA o. tne.r TeaFecs3e o9re52
E-%@ cfaaaso. VA. Nip Irthts Intended '' most
I.s steamboat 'jUNIAfA Capt Fred. Tonifr,oc. %,
{ ! & 1 a ! S,A y or Assat Baltimore
api"t j. TOME Ageot, Port Deposit.
ye5 E,,..1 OLD DoalNIoN STEAMBOAT
r, E1E ENMTRIGnICE&nQag' ,yiEGINHii, AND Ian
IA Tfs ' On THE /, iRsAt!r3P4I1ANNUCK RIVER.
, Ihc 8teaiaeT VIRGINIA, Captain \. Faifbank, leave
s2ltlnoT ron Aer berth, At Nseahams pier, Light stree
"nati' ~ EisF EtIp"V AFTERN0QN. at o'5!os., an
MOANING, at ocor, or Immediately AFTER the sT,iya,
the train Of cgr5 from Richmond and Washington Sop;o
~ iu lS regular Landings on the Rappahauuucl rive
GGi& %ta Fetaf"nE to land aud receive rsit and pa
THE VIRGINIA
!scenparativsly new and bu DY merchants OF Fred
ticES6IrR End Baltimore, interested ia . trss ana +
siSh'tS and farmers residing the counties Dordern
OF the haPpahannock ior the express purpose keeping
"ard deck las been enclosed, tGs stording complete ~
tetten Tor hCTScs anS other I've stock. Carriages of
5% c g taken On board and carried under deck witaol
GtShB oAtS wheels Her sta Groom. and berth aceal.n
&tG2' re latEe SEd connexions, and ter capacity Z
h91Suptror on the waters c. tne GheSa peake.
tB'"E" fgi$ 1t received in Baltimore. and charges 20
! Nv t. =. SAtEDN ( Co kcw!y$ wharf,
fcEh received on board b. the Steaue: Wct0es3a
Fog farther nf61mati6n ana }isnk Escei1t a ., a,
Z. j. GhPR0N 4 CO., AesA.s.
,a ,r ,,-..- 49, \ c. = SoTly5 wharf, Baltimore
- lLLEiEFR, President. fredericksburg, "a raha9
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SHINGLES, LATHS AND
- LUhEER
We have on band large assortment Of TUMRhR that
tlc 5tn t the lowest cash prices Customers will Mo-
sppiy at ne Yard lS2 LIGHT STREET WHARF nf - F
corner Or htIAW AND GERMAN STREETS " " 80
Wow BURNS & SLOAN.
! UABGR, SLAVES, SEOOKS, &c-- 20 mar
1870 snd as Semlock Fencing; 5qCoa fset Ben,Iock
Aan, jjeIy and POPULAR Flank ami Oak Cherry ana Pin
trc white aad red Oak Slaves; TO- DIN SIg- ~
S'.s5Se5 sEn7Gc 2ll0 shaved hind hoops: 20 G s6oct
For sale by VIZ g Cposs
s2-.-0 corner East FalIs and Fps.gT1 = vsnrs.
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~ aU Z B LII,
| AND DzALER IL
| Nos. AND NORTH LIBERTY STREET,
Where he found at all times GOOD selection OF Fumb
| rS materials, consisting IN part Or
Lead Pipe ana sbest Lead, Horse Powers,
Fl; saa lar Tia .sa;i TABS,
| Sheet Zinc, lfroH ard Copper Boilers,
| Spelte., Kitchen and Pantry SiuGs,
sa s @s,gs aFcSs ssb ss |f'G a n
! Farnuia's Doassastion Fore finals,
single acton Force Pumps O3oSi1S Ranges rest pa
ayTaa f' hansas1cll aaed iroa stone Drain Pine
anu other r1skes. al sizes, with Turns and
EAil wcTs entrusted to me ;s be promptly executed
by good and al low prices CeEItry prompt
N attended TO- Single pieces sniaed 'oF repairs to
nag .1achirerg. n4tI
~ UIGK SALES AND SMALL PROTEST.
ny. GEORGE STEINMETZ,
H1NUgACTU2ER& OF PLAIN AID ORNAMENTAL.
, AiSe E 5-a,!' AND t&B#ILI sTGN6s ' MA -'''
And every qe1Sf! 2S6 S r WIRE woaK,
H 55 psaa fSa saas a HSfRs aat G
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
10. 90 EUTAw STREET.
segeen LexnFton a satogg sts s2st side ea'ti7aoss
T4Nis ,osae - order at the sh"'s' nntine o!4-tf
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR BkLTI-
- NOE CITY.-RO~ENA 2IGLER Us. CONRAD ZIG
he sd complainant riac'do mairimonii from the Dc u
dant The BIZ states TIT L ia b yeaT s8 The he sa RIA 9
Conrad, lted tue of adultery and has
asd orde Ell ei e. ) july 1851 ;lt The mo insnt
causing COPY Of this ordr TO o. inserted IN som nswsps
sive week b=.o TIL 81 day Of august 1861 next to
notice said all de endant OF the object aad
tauce OF this H. aud warn iln TO appear in his uTt in
Esfs"n or ~ solicitor o" D G b 80 Gsy o. Yenes
why "a decree ought no to be p: sed as p,ayeda
True copy-Tes:: GEO. L. SANGSToN,
ivs-lawfw Cl-rk
ssIAnun oIAAGali
"a hare ss1a6raeng che iooWi9s varieties:
satin Clos sais !. fang six d PSgd Il PfSc dzs
Superior do. in H., 8, IL and 20 10 boxes
aaEsna IN 10 and ID g h 69zg fse vs, ,s.
I'll 'A0ss W WHiTELOCK Il co,
Diff. Sole agents a South street.
vVvEXAS LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
DRED ACRES each. sqgar Cotton and STICK la ds, on
veni railroads, steamboats, good s,cetv schools,
churches, etc In all respects equal TO any lands "a the
S5-eostr* Aliens Fresh, Nd.
VIVIAN 4 SONS LONDON SHEATHiNG
The suosoribers received the agency OF this oele
'na ". ''' " LAMBERT g R1s51Ssss Sss,,
CPANIsH HANS AND OLIVES.-Just re-
ssa s ANAL 1s e e
GEO H0l,LlNS.
sp,s.m ID North Charles street.
HAVANA TOBACCO
Just received, per steamer Baltimore and sohoons
soGS sfTi.x e voh Te n7
'"N A SEEGiJLLEg L SONS,
ostf SIS Exchange Place.
ATOTICE.-Eeith the Captain nor the Con
sgnees Of the Bremen bark NARYLAND from ii yer
pool will responsible for debts contracted by tb
-rs~ ~ se'' harry m7Q-I~
ATEWEL POSTS. AND BALUSTERS.
~ Brackets and AouldiRgs for sale cheap by
GEO. o. 3TEVE
mh27-fr ~ West Pratt street
Fs>HE MNUNg VERNON COMPANY, have or
L hand and age constantly Notwithstanding
FELTINg sUE PAPER sAHEHS,
.Lss,
DUUK, FtlG THi1E HAKERS,
OFsIgy-l,os7a SsEgFv,
y ~ is-
S zow-oAsHs OF EVERY pusoarrrrO,
Manufactured, snd an assortment always on hand,
y0HH 1AYKs,
aEa-tfs MhelIrslA='s ALLEY
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zssz5 ADOLPHINE N-v. ,mi ne me bremen ship
ch Tor the above port To- eipbt Or Will nave eniGx
iy29Ef corner Lombard ST. s,I bRACSS 5, y CO..
- FOR NAIIl55Ii : no - Sss and Cheapside.
ss R0BERT C. WI%Tj1RnP 2 2Ihe fine ship
aling and viii sail with spatc6r F master is now
'' anu '''''SS % J4s 70 !. FISHER envs
NOR, 1r, So. o. = nth Gay street
ss So rUh !, BK6MhN- fine tastsmng
aye ss 9u' sn dSpa n, for the move p. F freight Tt or
har! or to v6NK1PFE a. q AAfR.FgSSTSsons
: !. ~ NJ y Gern street
& FOR R0TTNRDsM IT, G. r-----
ag.;s vii bsa ann "a ", II EBQROtGll, Capt.
fh or having superior n,I ap iGg
,a, ' "O'' 'oP BR6 T&2R5is f id X SF!G
y .soulh Charlie st eet, ur stairs
.5azE FOR R0TIERDAM.-The fine Al BIc-
prompt despatch for the adve p CAPT so4mdt will
'y'4' board the SHY 4, GRfTss T5aS
ship GR L LSF sr iWD R IN coal Baltimore
js3 aw cor. Cav d B5TJ IN A. J., H#otDGES,
FOR R7ITTET5hs n ~ ~ - - G ~ stars
the a0o o rest or o% loading for
fe20tf s II cor q. BENZ u. H6iGEs, Jr,
gsfzf IOH LiFEkPO0L.-Ih fine Al Rriticb
a&,-tE bark CITY o. PETEYEaRtTcI' "A DIi'lS Il
As.Gt IS now leading az Commercial and vii ISsgs,
,+.'1,'' II freight apply to Fo.Rn : poogns
- FTP = 777755F57,--z mn 70 BoTlys wharf.
l-+55 c. -. - = OGL.-Ghe British bar
T.@s ~ y II K CT 0Un Cap, Abbott now lraaf1g a.
'ai war. ana being Of small capac y will Tave
l1'p-tol' For freight apply to wiz nave
]2'tst Is BoT sig'sf War,
SsszSE5TI5lE Ha ms ~ ne iast-salllng schr
a4d vi" have quick Gesn. ten or T igadtpg for Boston
js23W NV. cornell hL Fra nN "a \ ccGGERs,
cs ~. q Ill., -; DhLPliI II he iast-sahn
ing fos M ah,vt port fy6e X, dat as5g is now Lea d.
'f 3gi8 f cav aE$$LhE I EoGlFS5,s ASe
49, we" ORLEANS
LINE or
Ship JANE HENDERSON. Car-,ip +, , i:AiCNEsS'
i5ti. = Z II H! H,iE1%' 6. ggeRRb5
T,t.=a ,,s,s a5iAFLi,S. " Ruark
9%es' gr They M regularly as a7e Tg jn 9B5 at tie
t so 10y ny Ct3sGs we'll e%2eenced in the traGe The "a
apply 20 il:ilS 4 % II EstSeSSfage passage,
mo - - ~ n - ~ q w.,
5 G Ea Isopns and 2 ali eoo c6nss ii G to
80 ~, Glsf
{5s4 -Zsf. .-..-l.1G -. -
9S% 0y@+Ey yE&EI3yl Vi gy3I(tx.
Sss yo1 " ahi IL. d ESSEL going to New
49, O''a i0'u ~ aPgiy ing to
ep9-f corner last Falls and s. Fss - St:uSSa
<zs3 Heavy ,,,.g,s E -, Il ", y f.EfuQL
>o1i at moderate rae; S,"I an SNIP for Liver.
I5ffy rfF.,nrRgc,. , ~,
Fel7-t: Car6p- Com 81 1.i,.1t - g 20,
= FOR FRFTCTTq, m on T27zSI;
81 ~ Al British farl- Is ggS ~ - Il t,--Ihe
.~'" '''' ''' 'oHs rE EiI Apply to
feiiH 10 SN 80 \ Coi
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GTORAGB.-Roomc can be had in q fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street apply to
JC!iN EMERSON & co,
felgd corre. Pratt and Co;z'nlerce Strests.
STORAGE TAKEN al tae lowest rates bF
: 'GEo WARNER. isS y. Eutsw sfTe't suGIif
GJTORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
~ be obtained in desirable arehouse having two water
fronts on 3owiy wharf. Apply to
P. MALCOM Il co,
j2t Wood 9reeg, Bowy's wharf
= Tl&AG E.--Capacity TO the extent Of 10, 900
}barfes merchandise can 3 obtained st HeaderEon's
wharf. Apply to JOHN HENDERSON q CO.,
IGYi-d corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED On either Floor or Cellar
- Of the large Warehouse, No l22 = Eutaw street oppo
site baltimore and Chic Railroad Depot Apply on the
premises to REP * WOLF. ie3-tf
GtTORAGE WILL BE wAEEN AT Low
Cra,es in Warehouse No. 66 South street.
EW. J. SMITH,
au22-tf &c South street
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;tjt Fs.zz3 NORTHERN
EF@e @--s'&--SlssS. CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUPERB NTEErE&TS OFFitE.
CALVERT STATION, baltimore Nay 18th, l-Gl.
GA 3ad AMER ~ HDAE, Nay t2th, l6l North
err central Railway arrive and depart follows, until
.urt-ei notice.
,, TRAINS NORTH.
NAIL AT SIS A. NJ
ENFk&-S - ia F. "
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION At SIS ?. NJ
ir - - H. Train connects Relay Loose with trains
n stern Maryland Ear1ad. st Hanover junction with
ian Yer anu Getty ShuTg Railroads. yorU with York
ana hilentsTie RTo d; at Harrisburg Eiiit pennsyl-
MA i,o4d i1F All Of west Also, Lebanon
aIs@ hi.! Gag % New York direct At Northumberland
Nm l., ana kalroad fer Iii ggtcD and all parts CT
:.t t,ty; al Sunbu-g With PiIia Iclyhia and Erie
YORK ''- 'Hi'S ~ ana az w"
ne 40 ? N Train mails all the above connections eY-
r a,'Sn G' Ra'!Load, NsI&htsgle Railroad and the
p INC 40 tf2 makes connections with Pennsy lvania
to- E'W York. ~ o0' ''''@0N-"
~ - hRRiEE-Mail at 10 P. NJ, Express at As
Aii.' dahf:iiSiafE ACcniEmod alton at 2 f3 P n
For TiCH ErS ana Information enquire at the Ticket
"itcr.. GiFeta tatgua, Eaitipore
as T JAS. c. CLARKE, Sug'nt.
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-S WANTE0.-Two VESSELS I3O@I1O
tons each, 70 load Norfolk, for the West noies
wv KNOX & co,
rp--I,'
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LINE or
snip LA AN h&NDEHSON-, Captain Kntvies '-A''
C - ~ = AL Af8 hlt.ElElF, =" GuEby

H t5,Afs : AHEIH 5,ilSPF' :. 8. gonb5
- CHARLES. -,
FsseiS are all o. superior class, and insu-e q. 10
Lhey sail regularly as advertised and
49,, 10y ny 'L5 well experienced III the trade The "a
- m :, we Soos vessels n sUch will af5rd Srse
,y 70 Shippers For freight, cabin OF steersge
7f'' JOHN HENDERSON & 90 7N
80: = hENS CO. Agents New 0r!ns ySiii
"a ihvLapLnsss and dispatch all goods cS3sig1as n
GlS-tF
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,s4ss FOE. FREIGHT Or CHARTEB-Tba
'-asAi British bark U.s., S3s tons register AMY to
Iefitr ,hN1A 1, Co,
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FOR TIE SALE or S0GTaFRN SND i " ES TEIS y
PRODUCE
~ l62 Scum F.UThw STREET,
LOpp2SIte BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad DenofN
\. 49, Refers by ptrml. sion TO
a!Essrs Kirkland Gha-e . Co, Baltimore
liessrs Pearce Z. GRAY, Baltimore
.."ssrS BuckiIr 4 SLipcy, Baltimore
5ttsai3 Isaac "eguOlds Son. Baltimore
a:"'SF5 MycEhpG Post, New NorF
aiessrs SPOTS, Haryey a Co. Richmond
MesSrs. AlveJ Z Iipsc NH, Richmond
heSsrs. ). T T. c. EuGd. Chalrgt,r
tSSr7. lou! tain, voorhees, 4 Co NOhIa
p george Nathan, Esq, New Orleans
hG"d. ". Warner, tsG., Philai-lDhis
N'ciL Warner, ESQ President Necagpicg, RANT ,,,,t
III
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MANUFACTURE TOBACCO

p e c SMOKING TOBACCO
t,.-oS's "FetS' cans. Live Indian 10 H. bales
Nd ,os . lnCe Tom 10 b. bales
- i,a.-t:i',, Se.alja, 5 and 10 10 bales
~ 10 Raies ukw na, ami 10 III bales.
ANN nIao5H, q - ~ bales t"whaar, and 10 ID.
1870 'H7S SGolnio'tlr ID Bud OF Old Virginia, 10 ID.
The celebrated Virginia Pogba.n Pines Also SHINING
III IS Ind 10 in gtos , and t-r sale by ~ ' i'1e
ar,o+r WARWICK, FRIGK 4 EALL
- No. so . 18th street.
WIN. II. MYERS,
| 10. HAHUFACTURER OF CIGARS,
| &tt.-".t re. 5 MAwEE ETRERT
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Gs.x2 Es;e 5 FOR TIRE
Ei>>Z ~ .; :-sss& Y &3 e ANg .OuTs,
ii'A - ~! Ni:tE AMI Oslo RNiLE0AU
@ So rs, Icy 18TH Isl he ;,4ius viii .un - ioowe
Leave Ca AoEN STATION, BaltiInore---NsiI (exceDt
- -, 81 '-"O = Il. ~ ':eSs daily at 3.45 2. II.
5o54 Train directly targfgi foT ALL PART OF THE
VI t-S!s sou > y EST AND NuRTHW EST.
FC:s ri i'A&5l = GSES
b2:~-cE E-!542.2re and Piedmont cake the $50 4 ~
ram; se~-l P'oan III and NAsGiG take coon god
t!on train leaving Piedmont at sac \. H.; aaG nsG,yret
faii2 sha E-rLetsDuFg take the $50 A. Ii train IEoY
TlIH FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at l. 80 P l.
aud Frederick a, s 50 4. l.. 49, . : -
TIE EiLlGoTCS Mills TRAIN leaves Baltimore ..oso
81 re and Il 20 8. -. 3@5 and 100 P If. - 'i'S
F0& #A&!fLNG @u.f A4yD. TIE SOyTR.
Leaves Baltimore at 20 anlS 20 A. and As an SOP
- Vn 5GE@ys at 10 j. u. only. Leave Washington Il
iiS anG 40 Il N and -.3J and 5t5 H. IN Sundays nj
100 = u only The se@vuu aai fourth traia, oniy from
3altia1orcsto al way points Tae secod fourth trains
ro Baltimore and the second and third from Wsshr ton
connect 18th trains on the Annapolis reed
FOL grther onGtoH tickets of every kind, &C. amply
e T an GLAND, agent, at Camden staS. or ct the
ttcHsS oilce " P SMITH,
- co,,, , n Master OF Transportation.
L.. sH;,tr
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xzs% v 5ANTED-A VESSEL going to New
sSa-iaS oTk' eau get dtcS ;oad By applying to Nv"
ap9-tr corner Fast Fa,,s ~, v n n 5. CROSS,
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AlF4 l,sii rs, si,::s.ssii,..;ss,..;;....s..5.,
ESI- = - -,;y-.s- ~
MORT ERIN

Lea fNT -:.szz1 NORTaBRN
S1.r--2.8.==s CENTRAL RAILWAY.
- PERlhThN D tET ) OrEiCE,2
l,r IL Is, Nq& IS now open for TRANSPORTATION OF
FPP TeSpeting rstes, re- apply to JAMES
lad apply TO IA"&AW Il EOUNa, corner Nor h md
Pleasant streets. IaS - 81 ~ i, III"
priDt- Dr..r
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= y: SI-: Wy an Lomi'ard SIS. mp stairs,
$50 FOR LIVERPOOL.-Tb fine Al Rr;,;sI !
800 bark CITY 0F PETEEB0RtUGH. s i Ia,io
e!; IS 70" Loading az Commercial yEsf IN gE '
dispatch F.r freight apply 10 ' anu VIII nav e
jeI9,r FCARn 4 ROGERS,
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zsEzs FOR BREMEN. The fine fast. ss,,T;-
- Brgfn52 ship Err TIN =, t. Freri he raser VII
Lay qu'Ch Ggspat: Tor the above Pot FOR fregh' ~
age Apply to the Captain on board at EeG El or
va. I-a ~ 70 NONhAPFF b ARENS
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y l - S5!lsS =. r,.r,,.. FsEEs ;. aoDEVIL
~ G&NE2AA CC2sgg gaIUV' s.E RCEF4Ero
TOBACCO factors,
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cssas.5 FOR KUtThBDA M.-The fne fsst-suiiiI, q,
$500 p iush Dark CITY o. PErf EBOROVGU Cant
S"$, VIII nave quic. despatch The above pert Tor
~ or passage, having superior rnoaaIiGns ami :,
~ 1i' N@t'a.. "a board, toners wharf, r. p or to
je2atf ~ "h0 ~, 3E;RS t0EINGER,
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III WANTED FOR A PORT IN EUROPE
--An II HIP Of aboat 1900 to 5000 barrels nanac:
<a' uis0@ch Val 0e CIV IN and lair rates. apply al
eliNgi - JOAN HEN bERSON & Co
t5i-ti corner Prattan Commerce streets
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~ SHIPPING AND GENERAL CCMMISsiCN
MERCHANTS.
Lrr! cafh advances made CcnSignrae1ts
lE E'E;Stt LONDON "a FHE, AAESF- LIES ana ali
.rr.,,, ultf
sl-s-4 SahS''. =. q. vTCEpay
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EBT ". WHITMAN,
w PRODUCE AND GENERAL
T. u Il u ISL ~ NE Il CHANT,
MO- 49, DEALER IN
WoOip E@THERS; Flis, DRIED FRUIT, BEESWAg
AND FRNDECE GENERALLY,
.,., 70. q LIGHT STREET,