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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02
ALEXANDER'S GLOVES.

BOOTS AND SHOES
be sure and go to CARTER + CO.s--they have
. large and very desirable stock. Their goods
have been bought within fcw days, and at panic
prices, and selling them at prices to cores
pond with the tmes--snd defy competition-con-
sisting
NEWS FRENCH CALI, SOLID CALI, a. AND
d. CALF. KIPS AND CENTS BOOTS
AND SHOES, SROGANS, PLOUGH
SHOES, OXFORD TIES CON-
GRESS GATHERS
&C., dc.
WOMEN'S, MISSES AND CH1LDRENS LAST
ING CATERS, KIP, MOROCCO.
GOAT, CALF, KID ENAMELED
HEELED AND SPRING
HEELED,
also Boys Youths or Childreas heavy and light
work, Of every description, and for oil sises
and ages
Children's Mstalic Tipped shoes in endless "
nety, and at figures lower than ever before offered.
Go to CARTER / CO.'S,
West Second street,
3ArrAneas0 Old stand.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

THERE are few or no strangers now
in Washington, except the military from
a distance. Wizards has scarcely sew
en,y five guests, and the other hotels
are nearly empty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

4 7SR5 70 rs A071 . - assiia. 4
life thsloss Of vial fass - - rPoa Pays-
icsl dtny, can oaDy b sa6s,x 49, hy soas
WHY'S proposition uAisA = pitstAs strength
aod spirits, withou. s.tai.i1 Ne exhaustion
which il always the anal sGssl3 Sdinary slim
ulants. We tender to the 80 nUSIkTTEk's
STOMACH BITTERS - . inst sd ~
storative, immediste in IL tsaeosIal asti.n and
permanent in is sGsst. Il tssss the stomach,
improves the appetite, 49, liks charm upon the
spirits, asl tends not osIy - pEeaeag ife bsyoad
its usual span, bat to render It - enjoyable in its
svs.i.e = il il psins. H@ dyspepsia, oppres-
sion after eating, bilious sholic, wind choic,
sussms Of the stomach. sick nervous headache
chills and fever, tremsns, psossstsn' and Ill the
complaints special to the fseblsf Sex the Bittsrs
are eaernstly reconstructed y thoasasds vhohavs
witnessed their supsrior sasssy in saeh sasss.
apr23-d&wim
"Thsis Gssns sss iess ehsa Abruptly aud
VERY Unpleasesalv II PublIe rlsees's >.
This remark will not apply 70 those Who ere for
tunate enough ~ have their garments made with
mach mes, taking what 10 called the double lock
stitch, as is the case with the LADD, WEssrlR /
Co. Machine, which makes the stitch alike on
both sides Of the material, leaving no under side
ridge to wear out BY washing and ironing. These
machines are meeting want long expressed by
the public, in their adaptedness to al kinds Of
Sewing that ii is possible or practicable to do
Wherever Sewing can be done. in muslin or even
leather, they will do IN amount Of work that il
truly astonishing. Strong in construction, yet %
simple in mechanism - TO be easily understood
they fully merit the reputation they have Oh.
tanned, Of being the beet SeUing Aachsne e5er IN
vented We do our friends favor BY referring
them to tn advertisement in regard to these ma
Chimes Philadelphia Enquirer.
aprl3-dAwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

We the undsrsigns3 agree 10 the follovjns
TERMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION:
DAILY.-I2k cents per veskp :, able 70 car;rera
Nail and post-odics bscribsrs, 81, o per snnum
payable IN advance.
WssxLY.-32,00 per annum, in advance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

Having purchased Of Jacob n. Eldridgs his
Interest in the arm Of Eldridgs : Williams,
would respectfully return thanks for the generous
patronage heretofore recsivsd, and hope ~ strict
attention to the wants Of customers, and ny d.
sire TO please, to merits sontinuance Of the saoe.
March 70, 1861.
mchl6-dAwttl A.. WILLIAMS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29
Rappblican Platform.

WHEREAS, The Government Of the United
States has been forced to call into the field an ar
my, to suppress rebellion and treason, to maintain
the integrity Of the non to enforce the laws, and
to protect the Government property therefore be It
Resolsed, By he Republicans Party Of tie zsy''-
tory Of Wash;ngton, IN Generation AssemCled, That
we have unlimited confidence in the patriotism,
prudence and frmness Of the National Admin
istraton and that We here pledge to 1t, in its ef-
forts to maintain the Union, to enforce the laws,
and protect the government property, our 90
swerving fidelity. ....,s, .-t.
Received, That We consider the preservation Of
our existing National Union, as the first Of all
patriotic duties; that to its formation and exist
once ere No indebted for all our nstional great
nsas; and that by it, perpetuity alone can be Sc
cured the identity Of the American Citizen and
the fulAlment Of the mission Of the Heroes Of the
Revolution, in establishing It a. the great cxcnp-
lar Of free Institutions.
Rssolra5, That We utterly repudiate and nm.
csasinsly denounce. and condemn any and all Of
forts and projects looking to the formation Of
Res,sse1, That we cordially endorse the senti-
ments Of the Inaugural Addsess Of President En-
coLs, aua hereby pledge to bis Administration our
hearty conldeace end support.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

This 10 the last issue Of the STANDARD
whieA will reach the utmost confnes
Of our vest area Of Territory before the
election shall have transpircd, by which
the voters Of Washington Territory will
have named their representative in the
Cosgress Of the United States.
In making, therefore, this last appeal
to or fsllow-c;tisens, We beg their care.
fhl consideration Of the importance Of
that election day. Since our Terrific
rial existence, no election has occurred
involving sach important issues. You
are called upon to attest your loyalty
to the American Union, your eoal.
denes in the National Government
yosr eympathy with, your support q
- Administration in strangiise ed.
H., seesssioo. revolution in crushisa
- Treason Of the deepest dye; of pro.
Astisg end defending the Govemment
fsopssy Of vindicating the emblem d
our eouatsyis pride. place aud powe,
sneag II aatioas Of the earth; Of pro.
sssviee. jsdsea or very nstionaiity,
We 81 - IN tie nsms Of our com.
mon coantsy, By our common venera.
tiea = IT, name ~ bsar, By Tie giori
ous memoirs Of the pest, our brigh,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

ooan1 1t1l 49, 0Dv1sls 0G1snn.
RspublisasA Usioa nss, petsio6 of
al parties, - who love yoar country,
who ars willing n thh hour a our
country's dire slieties 10 ok party
names and party diAIsssesa "a sup
port - Gee - Il - sNbee .
|prsssrvs our - NJ psa1H - s.salv
and NM avsslhg aow. Evssy vots Sor
Col. WxIlAea "a vpes tAdoDsine ths
policy II tho Administrst;oa IN IL II!
forts b crush out treason, 70 maintain
the Union Of these etatss, 70 hold In.
tact the heritage a our Father, to save
from prostration and pollstion BY the
vandal hands Of traitors handed in arms
againa the 0aystnnsnt the National
Coashtatiea, thaksskef Gu safbty, 49,
palladisn II mans dsassst rights, that
great charter Of mans individuality, Of
his ability for ell ovsrnnent.
Every vote Sbe Oh WALLACE attests
your condsmnatioa of every project
looking to the formation Of . Pacific
Confedsacy.
Every vote for Col. WALLACE asserts
your belief that the election of Presi.
dent of the United States under the
forms provided for By the g Constitution,
is no justification for secession, revolu-
ton, treason. af.-.. F..
Every vote for Col. WALLACE indi.
Gates that he who polls it stands by the
" Stars and Stripes" without a single
one erased or polluted.
Are not all these objects worthy Of
contamination? Is not treason horri-
BILE ?-and should it not be rebuked i?
Is not the Union worth preserving p
and will you halt and be hayward when
our country is in danger! A popular
expression of our loyalty and attach
ment to the Government at this time
must be attended with the best results.
Be firm, then, and stand by your can
didatc, and as certain as the eighth day
of July shall come our triumph at the
polls is certain. d
Stand by your candidate aud the
platform adopted by your Convention.
The results are worth striving for.
They are
Union and Liberty,
Wallace and Victory!"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

I RExovAL OF TRooPs-Most Of the o.
8. troops in this Territory md Oregon
have been ordered to San Fppsiaeo,
an rowte for the States Forts Town
send, Chehalis, and Caseadss are 20,
be abandoned. ID view q the Sx.'
posed condition Of TIE Tcrtitctf ~
the Withdrawal Of these forces Cox
AcGill has written to Gsa. 6unasr, b
requesting that . sufficient force be ~
tainsd for its protsetions abl'f' j. pa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

TnR UMvxlslTy.-We lsaEa ftsw
Prot. Lippineott, who hes Just rttarnsa
from tour down the Soaln4 ~ - ~
wosk on the University = S1tls. !
progressing rapidly. The Sissss q
That locality viii fastsa Tie OuivssdF
4 tAat plaes - that thses viii bene
possibility Of puttihg \ sea wh - =,
aGnan. 1870 So r. T.. s:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

THAT LErrER.-A gentleman of this
place, who has the misfortune to be
dazzled by the brilliant achievements
Of ex-Reverend Garfield, and is there
fore an humble satellite Of that ex en-
trio lumirary, recently received let
ter! Butt strangest part Of the story
is to follow. Shortly afterward, the
aforesaid satellite was observed to
emerge from the murky clouds which
had obscured his light for days, and
to twinkle with reseUed lustre.
The cause was explained, however,
when said satellite declared, with sledge-
hammer eloquence, that from "pr;cats
advices" he had ''inquestionable author
ity for saying that GarriHeldi would re-
ceive 1000 majority east Of the noun
tains for the Delegatsship! Glory to
Garfield! Long life 70 Garfield,
our Delegate to Conquest" Now this
would have paused for genuine enthu-
siasm, had not I wsg Of ! P. NJ. sug-
gested that il VA undoubtedly true, -
he himself had delivered the only letter
v hich satellite had received, which was
superscribed ia Garriaeldi's own hand
writing! Satellites ace M now OBJ
served 70 assume the, ysriagsted hues
usually attributed 10 Joseph's coat, and
he hastily ''secsdsd." Il 3 not now con-
sidersd sats to joke, satellite shout
e khaf latter - tff7''c ,ifsS's#s@i siHf 3a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

ALL SORTS OF LIES AND
WILL BE MADE TO
DEFEAT OUR CANDIDATE
GIVE THEM NO CREDENCE.
COL. WALLACE IL NOW IN THE
FIELD AS THE REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE FOR DELEGATE
TO CONGRESS. HIS COLORS
ARE NAILED TO THE MAST.
HE MANS TO WIN THIS TINE.
EVERYWHERE THROUGHOUT
THE TERRITORY WE ARE
0RATIFIED TO GEE WITH
WHAT ENTHUHlA6N THE PEG.
PIE ARE RALLYMG TO HIs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

~ We leatn that onf friend Jesss
Bowlss has ,writtsa smother lstasr- shis
time 70 Mr. Head of this plaes, contain
ing The silly ehasgs naAs against Gov.
Wallace ccnssrains ~ .CaPitsl loea-
ton. Havsa ears, JsasA. or ven havs
you IN print again.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

BrADs OF A FsAfHsR.-The Rich
mond Enquirer Gays there never waa
. Northern man who was not q coward
except Benedict Arnold! f.-+s~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

~ We learn izsn Mr. - 49,
pilot Of the AmttTssn, tbat 1bazs are 6. y
tsrtained It New DunRinees of - a
dian outbreak.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

~ The inApitssimsl Nss. plb-
lished b 0arri&si& :. Co, 4 vancou-
vsr, y not dsvoid e pseuliaritisa Il
speaks II . "Ass1s u god Dsnpsrstu. %
and of spsr1brniag - ~ sadriIAla, =
etc. Evidsatly Jep5s ~ : hand n
tho AMIR. ~ '''''. '''a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

- 1heta ~ Iew 1Geonwoe -
~ h ~ 0alf IT MsisA esslvs q
the Atlantic eeask 81 - 49, CO
apeGks ~ RsepneA sisiw 8 az sa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

- Tho OVV16aial, In opsadng q
the inAnitesimal Evsg, seys: ~In look
ing ovsris editosialA ~ were impfsas
ed With thsss solsmn knse-.n -.
$500 = = - =: i, 95-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

spsbae spsseA q ~ Olyidsl,
on ~ ess.aV u xv -. Ln4Ss Lasdw,
Mt iadtpndsat ean1i1sls ~ AIe Dsls.
Sa'sship. boasdst If Aisbshs aIe frt ri.
~al c6lcr wAo 81 foot xpea oar terrific.
~ wiM commissios IN lie pocket !!
Should ke not s6sssd fret Upon Me "rs-
tired list?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

~ Gagfelds "beilaf' Ms DsMoerat
ie asmdRaAiess II 80. Nsv III Jsilep'
es srys Deseeysls "not 10 boA Nks regx.
Iar xom6sation" though il BE obsaiaed b
fraud!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

~ We have been requested to give
the name Of the "prominsnt Republi-
can" who y striving to dsSsat Mr..
Ward Tor Representative. We have
no fesitancy 10 SEATING that Thomas r.
Berry b the man. Az to the other
queries propoundsd By "Rspablieans, .
W announce oussf ready It any time
to give the information required, "a
any one whom L MY eeaess~.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

I've - js1bhsoa y ~. Deyn-
ton Or New IdClssd 1sl .'e 7. ,.'...
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

~ If that lady friend who cent ~
those strawberries, o. Saturday svsu-
ing last will ssnd % more Il Tie sane
sost ~ yin hssd hss rsqusst 70 shs
nothing about t." ~ yg
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

y - Iisut O. C3 a ani'y
hsvs ~ ~ - - .zod ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29

~ T. u. kseos ~, nifty rovos
in Tie eolumnsof the ikAnitssimal xJeg
to induce Democrats not to holt the
regular nominations. h 80 Red xol
any, bsltsd ne regular nemfsstisss, III
rsm ~ ne Legisistws h cpresiaisa b
kke regular Democratic tieket! =
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-02
teSAk1sSas 3szlsfsrE% WEST Nd .SOtgTs,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On and after November 25th 1860, tie trains y il =
"a WESTERN

7-1---1--o Il z q hNU NH RD4D
OPEN o FINKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station 30 A. NJ and p II D.
turning leave Finkshurg Station Is and 10 20 NJ nc
Stages for Hampst- ad Manchester Westmin st3r T.n
town and Emmittsburg cntfe arrival of the so f5
stiff TI2WfW' & r-,x,,,-.
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There is rather Coverseed Offering, and 300
bushels have been taken at s5.25G5S7H per bushel.-
Whskey is rather BETTER bbs selling rather freely
at 1s@lsH cts the latter for Western which is now
held higher. Drudge quoted at II cts and hhds at
Is cts, with limited sales
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cfor SUB. freiqbt u Gharter::

s*z4 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
sszs brig A B. PATTERSON, knight, master 3ll bills
Also, sch ~oner X. w TROTH Johnson master IlCO bbg
- - 4 miTGH 81 APiinnS -
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NOTICE.
sssziAzssszssslzzSkss FALL ARRANGEMENTS

STEAMERS MARY WSSIiJSGTON AMI cyon,,
WEEMS. N''o''''
On and after October nth 1860
THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
VIII leave Baltimore every THURSDAY morning A. eX
O'Clock Tor the PatnXent River, as ils Ia1di,
Returning, will leave HIPS landing every SATIRnay
evening for Nottingham. VIII leave Nottingham evers
MONDAI morning at O'clock for Baltimore calling an al
ne usual landings the ver also Fair Haven and
Plum Point going and returning. " Gnu
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan Flour f rm to day at So I21
g5 So Wheat Is Arm at sl4OGl SIS for white and 81 SO
d35 for red. Corn is active and prices have dvanced
old yellow 20 cts. Provisions firm. Whiskey lSd
lSH cts.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 31.-Cotton active middling up
lands, AGll& cts. Sugar steady 4a5 cts for fair
to fully fair Moasses 23924 cts Flour advancing; at
$56O95 62H Corn active at 6Sd75 cts. Pork buoyant;
mess Sl5gl675 Freighs cotton to Liverpool slightly
advanced, at 11-l6d; to Havre, 1916 cts.
CHICAGO Dec. 3l.-Flour dull. Wheat quiet but OK
a3 cts higher sales 81 600 bushels S0GSI cts for No
i 75hd76 cts for No in store. Corn quiet at 29H cts
Oats quiet Receipts-i,3OO bbls flour, 90 900 Bushels
wheat 40 GOO bushels corn. Sight exchange New York
nrm, but bank rates reduced to five per cent premium
Receipts for the year lS6O703 900 bbs -four IA 10000
bushels wheat 900 bushels corn 900 bushels
oats showing, compared with 1882 decrease of 90
Uoo Dolls Hour and an increase of 600 bushels wheat
loIOO OOO bushels corn The shipments show the
same increase in store at the present time-S 900 bush
els wheat, 10000 bushels corn, 404 600 bushels oats
CINCINNATI, Dec 31.-Four-The European adyces
caused greater frmness; quotations s4.5oG4 co.
"hlskey has declined is quoted at 13E cts Hogs dull
and large numbers oering $500 were sold at SIS SOFA
Sso the latter price for extra large receipts for week
$4,000 Mess pork dull at SIS Lard cts Exchange on
New York steady, at l. per cent.
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IS coPaFtlyely and built ny merchants of Frade
cAsplFG tnd baltimore, Interested in the trade, and by
echahts ana farmers residing counties bordering
On % IaPpdiauu0ck, for the press purpose of Keeping
nst CLASS steamer the route During the winter tie or
Wau deck has been enclosed, thus aGCliug complete prn
lection Tor Horses and other live stock Carriages Of all
sizes can pc taken Gu board and carried under dtr without
taxing OF the wheels Her satcroOn ana berth M
aaiGn re large and commOdous, and her carsctv for
lFeEht extensive. As passenger aud freight b. a G
no superior on the waters Of the Chesapeake.
m Received IN Baltimore, and charges paid
by y. J; CO PRON h Co, EOWIy's wharf fN
81 Freight received board Uf the Steamer Wa6pasdayo
anu thursdays, and on Fridays up to O'Clock, p 81
F0r further information and Blank Receipt of orr use3
oy the Company apply on board, or to ~
K; j. CAPRON & co, Age. S.
n o. ,,-r,r,,,,,, - No. " Bowly's wharf, Baltimore
So III tt, President, Fredericksburg, Va m hot
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NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE
AN CORNER OF

~ CORNER
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET
Tho most rai.h,o N,,t;.o, r,,,-,.. Baltimore, Nd
and where the best assortment ofeyery article in the
tcal line can be found and positively only
ment in Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRU MENTSSh
be made and repaired in a proper manner. 10 can
Chronometers for sale or hire.
JAMES 7. KEMP CO.,
ss-f Successors 10 Hagger Brother,
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THE STEAMER PLANTER will discontinue her trim,
after Tuesday, October 9Th, 1860 oe.tf
2 - BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN

PAIA and BALTIMORE. via the '''- -
IN .-Oprn,- b LINE,''
l " ~ GI4EA " EI.HpN, WILHINGTBN, CHARLES
IoH, z&CGt STA, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE, COLUN-
BlA, ATLANTA, MONTGOMERY, AM
- NEW ORLEANS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
DAllh except Sundays,) via
EAA LINE, q SEA-BUARD ROANOKE RhIIROAb
M, O., 80. 70 THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
me Schecule being so arranged that the trayrIsr
10 NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from " -N-
NEW YORK TO WELDON, n C
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WILMINGTON MARKET, Dec. 31.-Turpentne has
advanced 20 d5 cts soft with sales this morning
4b7 bbs at 81 for yellow dip 81 60 for virgin 81
hard per $50 lbs. Spirits Turpentine and Rosn.-No
sales TarSaes this morning of l60 bbls at s55 per
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Sbirnlna.

IL FOR LIYERPOOL.--The fine shin
sSaAsz BARREDA BROTHERS, Peterson master, having
large portion OF her cargo engaged, will meet with quick
despatch For balance Of freight apply the Captain en-
board, or j. HOOPER & CO.,
d29.tf Commercial RnildiuO I, av street
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The Norfolk or Bay Line viii leave the Compa-
lys wharf UNION DOCK, FOOT UF CONCORD STREET
reETz OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

EesiA-s----s1Ezz1 COMPANY,
:, FOR FREnERlCKSBURGs VIRGINIA, AND LAND.
lAGS ON THIS RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER
ne steamer VIRGINIA, Captain N Fairbank, leaves
balnore from her BERTH at Needhams pier Light street
wharf, cry FSlpAY AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock and
tTgtur2Hing Leaves fredericksburg EVERY U ESDAY
pN al O'Clock, Immediately after the arrival OF
the train from Richmond and Washingon St5nin
at an the regular Landings Rappahannock river
song and returning land ard receive freight and pas.
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n. L. wEEMs, Master
THE STEAMER GEORGE wEEMs

" ~ leave Baltimore every SATURDAY morning com
1Ghcihg saturday morn ng, October 18TH at 6B
cGGh' proceeding as Tar up Hills Landing ReturninV
WIN leaVe Huis Landing for Nottingham every TUESDAY,
lcaViuH. Nottingham every WEDNESDAY morning ar Z
O'Clock Tor Bamore Calling all the usual landings on
returning " 90-N OH"
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET. December 81
There was only slim attendance at the Cattle Yards
this morning; the number of Cattle sale, also, being
smaller than usual At the Avenue Yard only $50 head
were offered and most Of these disposed of at an i'm
provement OF % cts per 100 lbs The range of prices
moderate supply Sheep-25OO head sold at from Y to
cts h. dressed gross Cows-75 head sold at from
SIS TO $50 per head Hogs-52O at the Avenue Yard at
$7(d7 so per 100 lbs nett
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etween the Depots the Route ~ g.
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on the bay steamers and privileged opeT al night
at eny point; and resume their trip by daylight
Wy iAttilCe LAX NOTlCE.-Passengers from New York
ana fmladelphia by this Line will have their baggage
checked from those cities BAL BOATS from whpnce II
VII be checked to different points South.
E0r tgrtner information and Through Tickets apply in
NV ioEth at the Companys Great Southern Railroad
ferry Buildings foot Of CORTLAND street. C.
IeTce also at the New Jersey Railroad Office foot Of
COuad street or at No 229 Broadway, corner Barclay
street GboyeGe Astor House. In PHILADELPHIA at the
company ONCE N. W. of Sixth and Chestnut sts
o. az me Bep9t Broad and Prime streets And BALT
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BY leaving in 10 ia st. train will connect at Wilmington
with 6S5 NJ train, daily except SuDIavl for ali STATIONS
PgIween wilmington and lari1gton and on Tuesdays
nesdays and Fridays for Ssaford; by aving AT 10
IN procure eStopoYer check from Conductor spend the
nght In Wilmington, and take the 935 train fer iii
st Sd}Gb between Y ilmington and Salisbury
SOliCEA colored persons, whether bond or free will
p required 70 hrng some responsible white person. person
any known to the undersigned, vino viii be willing 10
portion Of the road " " i o''i any
n24H VIM on Au-E,,pD A..