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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-24
The i'fairie Farmer.


Thr Da's Ayr1cn''"rm "a" U~tc~l
tafni iapr p"Li,sh~d IN hr West. und
nor he ONLY WEEKLY IN the North
r,sf
Ihe progress Of THE FARMER has been on.
ward and progressive ana ~ r> S,rlct adher euce
10 the tnt.,e-ls OF the prrdrcers mas en,,Arr.
i'seit - the h;aris 81 th"u~anis IF families al
uysr I've and.
iae ann % the publishers is 10 make 4 Re la
be and Practical paper, one that shall treat OF
tteid Agris ultnie. finit flowing Gar,en tri-
TIRE ~ fruits, Flowers aud Vegetables BONES
liz t.uonomk Hearing ana Management OF Dv-
nestle Animals, Bee tHiluIe. DC. 1t will he
fully iIiust. ate from week to week with cuts of
Farm bindings, out-hou>es. Stock, Fr its, Flow
ers and Pants-,n fact in every depai tment
where ga a Illustrations all ass 81 to explain
an unaerstahd III, SUI ject treated Of.
In Mai ket Matters We shall give the most at H.
rate Intelligence u be CHAINED in our ,wn aHd
Foreign Markets, endea, orng at all tunes to
Assist I'll. Producer to market his products to
the best advantage.
TERM>:
One eony. one year 50 90
.hree copies, one year. 90
sis copies. one year, and one to gettc- up
OF club . 90
Twelve copies. one year. and one to getter
up Of club, IL 90
twenty copies, one year, and one to getter
mp Of club. % 90
chti,s for six months 1T half the shove rates
For every club of New Yearly Subscribers
made up before New Years, We will send the
PRAlBIE FARMER until January. lst2. Thus such
rs III he up clubs now viii receive the paper for
the baian,e al Is o without charge.
We trust no Iieste,n man viii need urging to
take a Hestera A Agricultural l,arer-one that is
matle Oh the soH and devo,ed exclusively to
Home interests.
spceiuel nnhhels aud prospectus will he sent
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Minutes Of the Teachers Auxiliary As>o.
citation. held at Sharon schOOi!Ou>t'
Janua.y 18th. 1860.


Meeting called to order by the Presi
dent, After miscellaneous business, the
following members repor,eJ:
j. W. Humphrey, on Teachers Re-
sponsib'ity T. NJ. Adams, en- Study
Necessary FOR Success; }. b. Nolan, u
Development Of Man, II orally, mentally
aud PITY sioaIy I J. Humphrey, on the
Popular Mode of Treating the Slick
relic Of barbariSm; S f. Church, N Nov
el Reading; &. A. Given, Oh Best mod
OF Governing School; & Mor'gag', on
How to make your life useful. All of
which was adopted.
\ number OF important questions were
discussed curing the session. The fol
lowing members were appointed to report
at t c next meeting:
NJ Church Should Phy>ioloey be
taught IN Common Schools Il D Mort
.age-Wh arc our Countrymen? Or
l'ndo How-The Beauty of Good Edu
catioo. Mary Swainf,ld-What is True
Beauty? j 7. llaight-Things Neg
lrctrd. Miriam Scutt-Onward. Though
darkness gather j D. Nolqn-S'rive /"
honor Your Profession. Laura ilum
phrry-'rhc Students Duty G a
G'v. Recess IL Sch"o 5. } " Hum
phr' y-Sh"u d lro'r"c,rd Meetings. br
held IL Sch"nl House, when school is ia
session? $ EChurch-W omrns sphere
OF action. G.. Millrr-The value Of an
u"sp tied reputation h NJ. Adam---
unwrl'tcn music
The meeting was we'll attended, and all
who came from distance. found a hearty
welcome to the homes of the citizens OF
''Shar"n. 1t was resolved to hold the
mkt meeting at Sugar Creek school
house, on Sturdy. February ID, at 10
. clock 4. NJ. There will be an evening
session Friends of education are all in
vited to attend
j. r MILLER, Pres.
j d. NOLAN Sec
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TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTEB.

PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT.
ME- will employ Agent. to sell a new aud
w, Variable Patented Article, either on com.
M . or at LIBERAL salary. Business honora-
in e,asr ana lucrative. The article is regnr ed
instructions, enclose sianr and address ''i ''''
.lwe Nv. HARRIS IL Co,
BoSToN M,ss
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bs- Read carefully the article on our
first page from the Presbyterian Rec
ord OF Chicago. 1t is not often that our
Presbyterian friends speak or write on
political subjects, but if they give us
such AS the one referred to, we hope they
will speak aud write often. z#
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FORGERY, We learn that john Lind.
sley, who has resided in Red OK for
some time past, vas detected last week,
in forging vhest receipts IN NuscstiDe.
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D.E@ We are under obi ..ations to Hon,
Nm. Na"dever for cvpy of the speech
OF Senator Wade, on the constitutonality
and ri2htfulness of secessi n, and also
the speech of Senator Baker on the Sc.
cesslun question.
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BE READY Now is the time for far.
mers t" prepare for the coming season Of
farm labor, and We would cali attention
to the farm impleme nts manufactured BY
S P, Daniels They have been tried,
and give universal satisfaction See ad
yertsement.
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l.Sli. ~ lOl.I.

Takn mp byJ III II tetgin- at his residence
in Red Oak TOWNSHIP, Cedar coun y. Iowa. III
December ls,;n Il SbRi;ii VI RE COT, sup
posad To he three year, old l,>t spr ng, vii,
light name and tail, aua whi'e spot IN IA" fave
Appraised AT ste ALoNIt> STA a.,
Upton, Jan ID, lSC01 Co"n clerk.
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TO CONSUMPTIyl

l>HE ADVERTISER, having been restored to health
in a few weeks by very simple remedy. after
having suffered several years with severe lung afec
tom and that dread disease. Consumpton-is anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the Of
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrption used Gree OF charged with the drectio for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
The only object of The Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted. and spread nforma
ton which he couccves to he invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy it viii them
nothing and may prov" blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
REV. EDW ARD A. WILSON.
NILII.NsBrGH, Kings County. New York
a.,
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BLAN KS---Ws oan now furnish all
who may desire. with Blanks OF almost every
description, neatly printed, and Of the most
approved forms.

as~ Shor rs a Nrcspaper whos. cnturms are AZ
all times crordeG uith ner Adcertlseme,'ts, n''d Te
uW sl.osr yon community oiire ruth business and
enterprise The age isa m"ring one, A mn, that
stands IN these slater Gdys mW ~ a short time ts.d
himself beivnd has competitors. -aZ
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80 T. MAHONY 4 BRO..
n L A | l. g X s

0NE door below Myr-s' Hardware S,or.
~ All work entrusted to our care will 81
attended TO promptly, made in the rates, "a sh.
ons, and warranted to give entire satisfsc II N
Charges reasonable. Give US call.
Upton, Sept 80. 36,f.
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nA- Those indebted to s. =. Daniels,
will do well to notice his " Notice ex-
trao,dinary," in another column.
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Hr \ volume'"f 45G pages contain
ing the general laws of the State Of Iowa
relating to the duties Of the Board of
Supervisors and township officers, in
Gliding civil and crimiua' procedure in
Justices courts. has been published by
The State Members of the Board Of
Supervisors, justices, canstables, town-
ship erks, aud assessors, can obtain "a
copy by call ng On the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court
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Davenport Market.
aNarrir0.

At the residence ofthe brides father Jan. 23 the
Rev. A. VI. Gri-rr, Mr. RRSJ,M,SE WEAVER. to IS
Lori-A KNOTT. All Of Upton. Iowa.
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ay- On Monday last there was quite
an excitement at the school house 10 this
place., resulting in IA stampede from .ome
OF the departments. 1t seems that
stnve pipe in the Grammar Department
had been inserted in fue that hid new.
been used aud which proved to be defect
i've, So that the smoke cume through the
wall and floor into the High School room
in large quantities and it was thought
there was fire under the floor. Such
however Was not the case, and the pipe
being changed th"re WIS no further
rouhi.. The damage drnr IN huntiu.,
the fire was vrOy slight
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11licd,

Al Virginia 'ir""", on the Mhiust., Ass yrLr aged
80 }ears; late Of burnside, Cr5cvar, Abtrdeen,hrc
Scotland.
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.Qipton A0bertiser


S.W RArHsus, Of Pioneer, is author ed to receive
subscriptions for the ADVERTISER and receipt for the
same. e #.#
"F7 c. IT. sCRIyEN, Aicertising Aeeaf, g Dear
born street. Cheueo.is Authorized 70 reesre 4drs-
hsemsms for th's and sN the leading papers Of the
North Il
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NITY

BY STATE Authority.
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Wr Da's' Ayricnh"roi ana Unrt,cnk
tosni ia,"r p"hi'shrd IN Mr We~'.""d
nor he ONLY WEEKLY IN the AorM
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nul your roin,ct" ~ t.. a n. ,4lIl.I,s,. IN
ID ssrs .'r,- ,-.r
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Wilton Market.

Wilton Market.
Co rected weekly by /. BACON dealer in Pro
duce, Dly-t;"ods, etc. Jan. 18th.
Wheat, G3w &c. Corn. III ear. ljr. Oats l2m
-. Barley, "0c. Dressed ho -, Si.15 to $500
Davenport Market.
Wheat ,HHf1I". Oats ljc. Barley 3Gc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-02-09
SHERlFF,S SALE.

1DY virtue Of an order of sale issued by the
Clerk Of the District Court Of the Second Ju-
d'cial District Of the Territory Of Washington, and
to me directed, | have levied upon, seized and
taken in execution, and will proceed to sell, ac-
cording to law, at the Courthouse door, in the
Town Of Olympia, in said District, on Wednesday,
the 9th day of February, ut one o'clock in the
afternoon, all the following described premises,
vix ALL THAT certain lot or parcel of land, in the
county of Thurston, Territory Of Washington, con-
s~tituting NIL and singular the land embraced and
described in the notification, on file in the Office
Of the Register Of Washington Territory, situated
in township eighteen (l8) north range, two (2)
west Of the Willamette meridian, lying west OF the
signmcnt OF the said Register having been allotted
the east half Of said donation claim, which tract
or parcel of land contains one hundred and thirty
acres, be the same more or less; and all embraced
within sections eight and nine of said township.
AND ALSO ALL and singular the tract and parcel of
land purchased by Moses lIurd of John b. Dickcr-
son, one hundred and twenty acres or thereabOuts,
being the eastern half Of the donation claim of the
said John b. Dickerson, the notification of which
is on file in the Office Of the Register of the Terri
tory of Washington saving and r~escrving there
out certain lots of land, numbered and described
upon the plat recorded in the Office Of the County
Auditor Of Thurston County az lots one q J two
(2.) three (3.) four ~ Eve (5,) six (6,) seven a.
t~hirty-six (36, thirty-scvcn ca, thirty-cight 1851
tliirty-nine 49, forty co. f~orty-one (4l, forty
two az, J forty-three (43,) ffty-thrce (53,) fifty
four (5+,) aud ffty-six (66.) That is to say all the
chased by him OF said John Il. Dickersou.
WILLIAM BILLINGS,
Sheriff Of Thurston County, W. +.
JnNuorv C6th l06I lI.it
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-02-09
CHRONOLOGICAL
OLYMPIA, Washington Tcrritor,

OLYNPIA, VHsHTHRt0H IVTTttUfy,
Lat. 40 81 N, Lon. 1920 55|W.)
The following are the meteorological changes
for the week ending Thursday Feb. It'll. The OBJ
scrvations are taken at 7 AM, l p. N. and 4 p. N.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-02-09
NOTICE.

NAKE notice that on Saturday, February 23d,
1851, ut l o'clock 10 the afternoon, | will sell
to the highest bidder for cash, on the land claim
Of VIM. NJ. Rutledge, generally known as the
s'Judson Claim In Claquato precinct, Lewis
county, W. T. ONE THOSUAND BUSHELS OF
WHEAT, more or less, and TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY BUSHELS OF OATS, more or less,
or sufficient thereof to repay me my lien and
charges for harvesting the same.
JOHN HOGUE.
Lewis County. ". r.. Feb. 2, 1861. lc:w3
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-02-09
olympia Retail Prices Current,

CORRECTED MONTHLY BY r. n. REED, ESQ.,,
OF II. A. Judson l. Co., Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Paints,
Oils Observation-Disclosures.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-02-09

Re- The p. NJ. S. S. Co.'S steamer
Panama, Capt. Watson, arrived at West
Olympia wharf, on Thursday, II O
clock, midnight, bringing passengers,
freight and the exprcss-sailed ycster-
day morning at 10 o'clock.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-02-09

Bay~C. Crosby & Co., of Tumwatcr,
have received Il large accession to their
stock of merchandise, by recent arri-
walls. Sec advertisement in another
column.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-02-09
Further Details.

SO far. two officers of the army and eleven Of the
navy, natives of South Carolina, have resigned.
Also two officers of the army, natives of Georgia,
have resigned their commissions.
4. gentleman from Charleston has rccciveda dis
patch from Ex-Governor Adams, one Of the South
Carolina commissioners now in Washington, say
ing-''Guard the entrance to the harbor. Hasten
preparations for war -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-02-09

I'd, afternoon, wind from the south, and rain at
night. 4th, 5th, and 9Th, light fog Of mornings.
Amount of rain for week, .65 inch
The thermometrical variation for the week end
ing Thursday, Jan. 80: Friday, 25th, IS II 40,
IN. 4oS rain-osth, Al 40 ~, 35; rain-27th, ~
81 As, 40 fair-2sth, ~ IS 43, - rain-2oth,
40 ~ 4a, A fair-3oth, 40 4s ~, 44t; fsir-3lst,
80 +s ~, AZ fair.
Amount Of rain during tho week .s5.
JOHN X. HALL.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-02-09

PAY Up!-Read the notice of Bett-
man Bros, in to-day's paper. They
desire all outstanding accounts to be
settled by the first of April.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-02-09

LosT.-A note payable by w. NJ.
Rutledge to B. F. Yantis, or order; as
the said note has been paid, persons are
cautioned against purchasing the same.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-02-09
SAN Francisco Agency.

TIlOS. BOYCE, Esq, N. f. corner of Montgom-
cry and Washington Sts., and CHAS. 4. CRANE,
to receive and receipt for Subscriptions and Ad-
v~ertising.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-02-09
NOTICE.

n NHE eopartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the firm Of Ayers 1
Williams, expired by limitation January ., 1861.
W. N. AYERS,
"fl a+ CHAS. T.. WILLIAMS.
The business Of tho late 6rm Of Ayers 4 VIII
liams will be continued ~ the old stand BY the
undersigned. CHAS. r. WILLIAMS, 2
Olympia, January 10th, 1861. iowa
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-18
MARKETS Ry TETPcp,nr

r[NEw YORK, May II Cotton is heavy Sales o-1ov
or 500 bales at l3B cts. Flour is heavy sales ~
ID COO bbls. Wheat is firm for choice and higher oroii
ties Sales Of $50 600 bushels Chicago Spring at 81 Os
lA Milwaukee Club 81 GOAL "a Red Western Il So,Gl
80: White 81 36d1 SO: White Kentucky 81 70 al rs
Corn is steady 900 bushels sold at So cts for mixed
Pork is heavy Mess sI7 25 Whisky is dull at l6 cts.
Rice firm at 81 a6x cts. Naval Stores quiet
Freights Gull.
PHILADELPHIA. May 17.-Flour is frmer and the mar
ket more active-sales at SIS SIX Wheat is firm at
ST. 45Cl SO for white and l.33k So for red Corn is
steady-sales at 63 Whskey is dull at 16Gl7 cts
NEW ORLEANS May l5.-Cotton-Saes to-day 1500
bales at II DIIX cts for middling Fiour-Advancing
tendency; super6ne, Sc 4Od6 so. Pork. $40 So
CHICAGO. May 10 The currency excitement still con-
tnues and business is at stand still Flour 3O5O cts
higher Wheat unsettled at 81 20l % for No |, closing
at 81 CO Corn irregular at 42a43 cts. Oats firm. Re-
900 bbls -four, $4,000 bushels wheat 1856 000
bushels Shipments-1l 900 bbis -four 81 900 BUSH
els wheat coo bushels corn. Exchange on New
York. unchanged AT bank short bills sold high as 81
per cent. premium.
Oswgao May 16-Flour steady and unchanged
Wheat very quiet owing to stringency in money White
Canadian held at 81 30 Corn and other grains nominal
Canal freghts dy at cts wheat and cs.on corn
to New York Imports 600 bushels wheat, 1S500
bushels corn and 100 bushels peas. Fxports-9t 90
-four So 600 bushels wheat 900 bushels CORN
q, 400 bushels rye and $4,000 bushels barley
BUFFALO, May 16-Flour-Fair home and interior de-
mand and market steady; sales 300 bills at $5h ~
good choice Illinois and Wisconsin, $b9o ~ y;
fair choice Indiana and Ohio IS 606l2 Double
extra Wheat quiet and steady sales 5000 bushels No.
Spring Of 9S cts, in small lots Milwaukee Club % co.
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A GLEMPSE OF RErUENEG REAsoN.-We were
shown yesterday by gentleman of this CITY, let
ter received by him from a broker in New York, in
which it written ''wthin the last two mouths
l have lost twenty thousand dollars. Once rich. |
am now poor. The South cannot be subugated
Though Republican, am convinced of the fool
ishness of continuing the state of affairs exist
ing. Let US havea peaceful separation and that
quickly" The above is the first and only instance
OF returning reason among the deluded people of
the North that has come under notice for a
long time.-A!er. Gazette, Aayl7.
Gen. Lee, who is at the head of the Virginia
troops. is son of the ceabrated "Light Horse
Harry"
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ELYTER ARRANGE4EFZ7l

gg-on and after January 80 Trains leave
CALVERT STATION AS FOLLOWS:
The Nail Train daily except Sundays at $50 A 81
fer Era. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Kingston, Scranton
Binghampten, Syracuse, OsweEo, Toronto Quebec ant
Dnlrea and all parts Of Western New York and Canada
Also, for fsaurg, Chicago Cleveland, Cincinnati, 81
i.lvii and al! parts Of the West and Northwest
Fer Emmlttshur5 Gettysburg, Lancaster Lebanon ethle
ham Allentown Eas;oa Reading, Potsviile, Carlisle
ChsGiharsbuTE, Pa, and BagerSt0Hn Md
For Green Springs OWNS Mills, Reisterstown ami Hest
minister.
For New York city, with only change Of cars, AMI
"a low fare as by other routes
Travellers can by TINS an TO- Detroit n11 Chicago, VII
Niagara Walls, ut the as by qnT other route
Express Train daily texcept Sunday at $40 ? N fo= 81!
points North and points the Western 5asyl1ud Hail
road
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at r ~ fe
the Ecst and Northwest
Travellers from Wasi aetcn and the South h. the e2a
r. anu $40 ?. Ii. trains make connection with ttaiu
0y-l this road
For TICKETS aud Information, apply st the TICK n
OFFICE, Calvert Station y. &. ccfrr G! Calvert an
franklin stree,a, Bait more
- JAS. C. CLARKE. Superintendent
JOHN 7 RTGIEY, Asst Supsr nj
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eE-A OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
.MHIi !E0aaa,

H. Ely g,EsszExE2gsl FOR T4E
TIE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On ate! May 10th. 1861 the trains win follows:
Leave CANDGS STATION, Batimore--Mal (ezcepl
Sp gay st $50 a. b.. Express daily al 80 7; y: 49,.
VEST, SOUTHWEST AND NVETHWEST.
FOE WAP PASSEYGEES
hetWsen Baltimore and Piedmont take the 80 4. y
train; between Piedmont and Ehseps take Accom- nOda
ton train having Piedmont at 60 4. N; AMI os;we@!
!!raiton and Parkersburg take the SO A. train from
81 'inore.
The FREpERIgK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 43o P II
and Frederick at 6 80 a. 81
TT = LIdC0TTS MILLS TEAM leaves Gilmore at 81
ana @!5 l. H. and lf5 and $40 r IL, and Eiiicos WILLS
al Z. % and Il 90 w., and 3i5 and 90 p. II.
F0S WASHEEGTON AND TIE SOUTR.
LeaTes Baltimore 20 andS 2lA. Mana as and $50
a. On Sundays ct 40 =. g. only. leave Wgsl!nIc q
AIS ar6 no 4 H. ami 23J and s - P u. On Sundays
225.p 81. only The second and fourth train: only from
Baltimore stop at way points. The second fourth trains
froE Baltimore and the second ami thir from Washington
1eGt 18th trains or ti.s Annapolis road.
for ur.her Information, tickets o. kind, &c, apj
TO z ENGLAND, agent Ct Camden station, or at The
Ticket Office 2. SMITH,
Master cf iraasp grtatinn.
L. II COLE General Ticket 4 gent m Sff
sre1 tssszssgySJJ FOR fuE
zsA3tt .S5Ze1--sfkc E NORTH, WEST AND NORTBWE EST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
CHANGE OF RGITR
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Storage

GTORAGE WANTED-At low rates, on first
~ ibrick) floor Of Warehouse No u Smiths wharf. Ap
NY to CHARLES PENn ERG Asst,
s'3t' II Smiths wharf
specialization can be had in fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street. Apply
JOHN HEN DERSON {. CO.,
fl9-t corne Pratt and Commerce streets
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
- be obtained in desirable Warehouse having
P. MALCOM Il co,
j&-f Wood street. Bowly'S wharf
S1TORAGE WANTED. --On first floor OF Ware
Shopse No, II Smiths wharf. at low rates, by
CHARLES PEnDERGAST.
f1eStf II Smiths wharf
sSToRA GE.-Capacity to the extent of 10000
tbarrels Enerchsndae he ohtsned ct Eenderson'e
wharf. Apply TO JOHN HENDERSON & Co,
myl.-U corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
- of the large Warehouse No street, opqo-
site baltimore and ohio Railroad Depot. Apply the
premises to REP & WOLF. fe8tf
GTORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates By
71Ep " RNEEt. liza = Entaw =trest sn2l Il
9TURAGE WILL Biz TAKEN At Low
WI. SMITH,
au92-If South
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PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY COUNCIL.

PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY COUNCIL
FRIDAY, Nav H.
ESQ, and all the members.-Mr. BRowy nrespn
ted petition from Mary O'Laughlin. in reference
to the fountain on Calvert street Opposite Fonndrv.
referred--Mr BLANCHARp presented resoln.
ton authorizing Mrs Geo. $. Brown to erect a
frame shed on her premises ON Cathedral street
for the purpose of SOM house. adonted --Nr
BANDED cal. IN the ordinance authorizing The
appoiptment of Insnectors of Gas and q 40 We.raS
The bill was amended and nsssad - Tn ranort nf
tho Lint SeIec, Cn,,n,;tta ~, .J;,n. ~ = "
caired from tbs Sno,d Ronoh ;.i .n, "s
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Vs. '""V "":i .ne oou"cll a"JournS on
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GHINGLES, LATHS AND

SHINGLES, LATHS AND
~ LUMBER.
We have hand large assortment of LUMBER that we
selling at the lowest prices Customers will please
apply at the yard 1872 HIT STREET WHARF or at tie
corner Of EUTAW AND GERMAN STREETS.
olSh BURNS & SLOAN.
/ UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, kc.- so, coo
Ash Cherry and Poplar Plank AMI Oak Cherry and Pine
Scanting 100000 whte and red Oak Slaves 10000 Sugar or
Molasses Shocks 200 shaved hid Hoops 20O0 shocks
Flour Dbl. Hoops. Bilstuf cut to order
For sale by WM. s. CROSS,
pp25tf corner East Falls and Esstsrn ayan,a,
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

WHEAT-456,S3S bushels to Liverpool; 600 bushels to
Kingston, ia 1862 bushels to Gloucester Eng; 907S
bushels to Amsterdam; 1852 bushels to Dublin.
RYE bushels to Capetown C. G. II.
RYE FLoUR--l05 bills to Porto Rico.