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NJ ARINE JOUR N A |
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, November 18th. 1866.
Arrived.

FRIDAY, November Z)tn, 1900.
Arrived.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman. from Norfolk
to W Shaw: Passed off The Wolf Trap, steamer
North b Point, from savannah for Baltimore. had put
we're gale on the coast. but received no damage.
Steamer Thomas Kelso, Russell, from Norfolk-to
Steamer John R Thompson, McKaig, from New
Iork-mdse to Shrirer;,
Schr Engineer Willard, from Bangor-to Bigeo,s
Il Sargent; potatoes to Kirkland. Chase & Co.
Schr Sarah llaton, Springstead, from Norfolk
shingles to P Clements.
Sehr Norah Clarkson, from Boston-assorted cargo
Schr Simmons, Williams. from Richmond-to
Kelsey Gray.
Falls.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Norfolk-A W
=, Steamer Wenonah, Dawes. Fredercksburs-J J
Taylor.
steamer Fanny Cadwallader Cundif, Philadelphia
Steamer Henry l. Cav. Her. Philadelphia A
Steamship Carroll, Lennon. New York-Baltimoro
& Ohio r.
Steamer B & j Baker Coler, Norfolk-M A
Brig Catherine Nichols. Phillbrok. Boston-Kelsey
Wolf Br shriver, St Johns. N FIJI R Tucker 4
Brbark Arbutus, Knowlton. Havre-Bro Boninger
Brig Prairie Rose Doughty. New fork-Bigelow
Schr Franklin, Canary, Saem-Phillips & Matt
land
Sailed.
sd inst. schr S Dyer, Dyer Frankfort, MeBige-
low Il Sargent
Brig Catherine Nichols Boston.
Cleared for Baltimore.
Steamship Somerset, Sanford, sailed from Liverpool
9Th inst for Baltimore, not previously.
Prus ship Beninger, Stenken, cleared at York
23d. for Baltimore.
The Carinca, cleared at Liverpool 10th inst. for
Baltimore.
The Wanderer, entered outward at Liverpool 10th,
for Baltimore
Schr Susan Sears. cleared Boston 22d. for Balti-
more.
Sehr J 5 Winsor. Perry. cleared at Halifax 18th,
for Baltimore.
Schr Francisco sailed from Charleston 10th inst for
Baltimore.
Arrived from Baltimore.
Ship Ellen Stewart, Coffin. hence at Bordeaux 9th.
Schr Lucy 0rcutt Baker, hence at New York
Memoranda.
Ship Casilda. Stafford. sailed from Penanz. Oct ith
for New York.
Ship Mary Whitridge. Cutter. for New York. won't
to sea from Flushing Sth inst
Brem bark Gutenberg, Rasehen, sailed fin Bremen,
7th inst, for Baltimore.
by telegraph to News Room.l
Barkentine Maltby. Brag: wrecked on Abaco,
25d-part of crew saved. The Z NJ was 3l8 TONS
rated 2. was built at Cleveland Ohio, and owned
by Joseph A Buck and others of this city.
Steamers Sea Gull. Fish, and Westchester, Baker,
both hence at New York to -day.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

:, To Washington, by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Depot, Camden street and Eutaw street-i.30, 7.O5,
S.45 and 40 A. NJ. and go and COOP. NJ. Sunday
trains at 4.30 and 8.45 A. NJ, and 4.20 P. NJ.
To Philadelphia and New York by Baltimore
Philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad Depot Presi-
dent street-S25 and go A. NJ. and TO- 40 635 and
9.25 P. NJ. Sunday trains for New York $50 P. M,
and for Philadelphia 9.25 P. NJ.
. To Harrisburg; Elmra and the West, by Northern
lin streets, 900 A. NJ. and l2l0, .2O and 1000 P. M.
and $50 P. NJ.
t. P Pa / by Northern Central Railroads.&c.
To Frederick by Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.&c.
To Ellcott's Mills by Baltimore and Ohio R-6.O
To Salisbury by Phila.. Wilmington and Bait R
y To Dover, Del. by Phla.. Wilmington and Bait
To Wheeling and Parkersburg by Bait and Ohio r
R-daily mail Is A. NJ. Except Sunday; Cincinnati
Express, daily (incudng Sunday, p NJ; St. Louis
Express y. @. daily Except Saturday. $40 P. NJ.
MARYLAND R.9.20 A. VI. and $50 and 500 P. NJ.
To Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and Richmond, by
daily at 500 P NJ
To Cambridge, Oxford and Dover Bridge, Eastern
Shore-every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by
Individual Enterprise Steamers. Light street Wharf
To Annapolis by Bait. and Ohio and Annapolis and
Elkridge Railroad. Depot. Camden street-7.05, 8.45
a. NJ. and 40 p: NJ. and by Individual Enterprise
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at 7.30
A. NJ.
For further information see advertisement of Rail-
roads and Steamboats, in another part of this paper.
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF MARKETS.


Rcported and carefully revised euery ,reek for the Raj
tiaore Daily Commercially
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 95 2 cent. Alcohol is sclI
ing in retail lots at 465l 4S5, and Cologne Sprit
at S4.7h94.95 per gallon.
APPLES..-Applesa are coming forward very freely
selling at S4.75@5 and Western New York do. range
at from s. to $50 q Dbl for Winter.
ASHES.-Pot Ashes are selling at New York at
So and Pearl do at $50 for 100 fbs There are none
here
BEESWAX.-Bceswax is steady at 1850 cts for
BARK.-Quercitron Bark is nominal at s256a6 for
No l. and 500 ton for No. but there is very little
inquiry for it. and we heal, of no sales.
-uote as before viz: Navy at ~ cts Potat Sets and
Water Crackers at cts T. H. The market this week
has been very quiet.
COFFEE.-The transactions in Coffee this week
include o bags PRIME 81 dsv kS SSgs eRske to 60
cts currency and 200 bags do, Tex Adelaide taken
on Thursday by New York house on private terms
understood however to have been at ID cts gold, in
bond Sales also of go bags Porto Rico at 80 cts cur
rency The market has through the week been heavy.
and the quotations show very material decline III
prices We quote to-day follows, viz: Rio at lS1l8c
gold for fair 19al9I cts gold for good and 2G2l cts
gold for prime and choice: Laguayra at z3& aa cts
sold and Java at 29930 cts gold, all net caal. The
imports this week are t. 200 bags RIO per Dark Ade-
laide and $50 bags Porto Rico.
COTTON.-There has been fair degree OF actNlIy
this week in Cotton, the sales reaching about 2Uo
bales including 300 bales for export but the market
at the quotations which are ] TO cts q 70. higher
than those of last Friday We quote as follows VIZ;
INLAND Mt 41l3 cts for ordinary He ID cts Tor go0d
ard;narv 48C4 cts for low Middng: 81 cts for Mid
ding: 81 cts for good Middling and Gull at one cent
D ID higher for grades above ordinary
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SHIPPING.

xR FOR NEW ORLEANS. LA.-DIS-
RAFA PATCH LINE-The first class clipper Brig
4e LARK, J. j. Hudgins. master. is now load
ing at head of Long Dock and having nearly all her
cargo engaged. will have immediate dispatch. For
balance of freight or passage apply to -
r. NJ HESLEN,
nov22-tf Northwest corner Pratt and Gay SITS.
5Nk FOR RIO DE JANEIRO.- Barque
MFNNN ADELAIDE will sail lst to 10th December
- For passage, having good accommodation,
apply to HUGH JENKINS & CO.,
no22-tf IS Second street.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS,

NIOTICE TO FARMERS.
The subscriber, having established an Agency for
the purpose. is now prepared to furnish THE FARM
respectfully advise tAose in want of Labor to send
Agents to represent them in Associations of Clubs,
&c. This will prove great saving of time and exs
pense to the Farmer. For further informition &C.,
please enclose stamps, and address
OLIVER WOOD. General Agent,
oe4 IT, 81 Secnnd Street. Baltimore Md
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6ElgSs FOK NUKTH CAKOLINA.-
kalsssaE- The steamer B, & j. BAKER is now
receiving freight for the Tide Lock of
the Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal which will be
taken charge of by the Agent of the Canal Company
and forwarded by first steamer vessel to Newborn
Washington Elizabeth City, Edenton and all places
on the Roanoke and Chowan Rivers. For terms
apply to NJ. A. MITCHELL,
no M-tf Spears wharf
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HNYLER's COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
and speedy remedy for Coughs. Colds Hoarseness,
Group. W1oopin0 Cough and all affections Of The
Throat and Ltnos Its superior efficacy in arrestng
stubborn coughs and the first stages Of consumption,
has long been known and appreciated by most fami.
oel6-sodSm
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STEANI MARBLE WORKS.
CORNER NORTH AND MONUMENT STREETS
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES,
MANTLES, TABLE TOPS,
TILES for foors
and GARDEN STATUARY,
n,9l tf

ENARM OF 335 ACRES in Baltimore county.
e between Ave and six miles from Baltimore on
the philadelphia Railroad and turnpike; accessible
undercul vaton, balancein oak hickory and chestnu
TIMBER. Improved by stone dwelling of five rooms
with good basement. good barn, and all necessary
outbuildings For terms &C., apply to
w. r. COLE
oc2-tf W ~ G &c., ~. s.i us Us
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EORINCIPE CIGARS
Il $4,000 Principe Cigars. frsts
10000 do do, seconds,
just received per Nellie Antrim. For sale by
FISHER BROTHERS Il CO.,
nol3-eQ2W 52s. Gay street,
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HANGINGS.

COLDER Il UNDUCH,
NO, 80 Hanover Street,
NEAR LOMBARD,
Have inst received large assortment of the latest
stTIes of Fine and Low-Priced WALL PAPERS
suitable for Parlors, Dining Rooms, &c. to which
they invite the attention of their friends and the
BOARD PRINTS.
Work done in the city or country BY exper;sn,sd
serkmen.
s~sAt'a'aNt'nn snHra"tasd sT-2m
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Roarsl Of Trade.

Committee of arbitration for November:
GEO w. HOWARD. 1 pR 4. COX.
"' - J. c. BARRY.
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EyKSH GUANO.

MlNKSH WUANO,
Containing 10 per cent. of AMMONIA. 80 per
cent OF bVNE PHOSPHATE OF LIME, IS per
fsRE q an,na matter pronounced to DO equal to
For sale by
HAAS ROMQLUS K. GRIFFITH,
SHis-" no 0'nounsiI's Wharf
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~ ton will be made for renewal Of certi6cate No.
~ one hundred shares Capital Stock Of the Franklin
lost JAMIa 80TTHtGSHH VI
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FOR CHARLESTON, s. G.

t9sSssFe-% Sail SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
Noyr 25th at o'clock. The steamer CUMBER-
LAND. Captain W. DENKIN. is now loading and
will sail for Charleston, S. c., on SATURDAY AT
TERN00N, Nov. 18th, at o'clock. from Flanni-
CANS wharf, foot of Mill street.
Shippers by this line may rely upon DESPATCH
Freights TAX at very low rates. For further infor
nation apply to
A. c. HALL,
81 South street
over Third National Bank
or to JOHN r. GOULD,
no2l-5t Flannigan's wharf
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES continue scarce and in
demand There is no Caqstic Soda here, but it would
English to arrive. We quote Sal Soda at 552Gf5I cts
I9r hngiisn ana "a cts for American and Bleaching
CANDLES,m,Candles continue dull at previous
quotations The supply is light but is quite equal
the demand; We quote Adamantine at 26la92T cts
Tor short and 2IS cts for full weight; Sperm 4O@
a cts Parane at 10 cts and Patent Wax at 55@58
COAL:-Cumberla Coal still selling at s.. for
run OF NINE and S7.I5 ton for lump free board at
hoenst Pont There is good demand for it at these
ngureS Anthracite is firm and active. 1t Is selling
70 deaieIs at SlO5@ and at retail delivered at $l2
COPPER.-The market for Copper has been good
ueal exclted within the last week or tTo IN conse-
quence of the Spanish blockade of the CHILEAN ports,
from which very large part of the Copper ore con
have fuctuated considerably in price, with very
heavy transactions the sales here within the last two
from % cts to 40 cts, but they quoted at IS
cts 2 ~ Sheet Copper and Corner Bolts heye ad
Metal Sheathings still selling at 3icts, and Yellow
Metal Bolts and Nails at 81 cts Z b.
FLOuR;..The market for Flour opened dull and
heavy, and it has continued throughout the week.
The lower grades have fallen off in price since the
date oour last review % to so cts bb but for the
better descriptions last weeks prices have been main
tanned. There is but little export demand for Flour
except for Rio, prices being still 90 high to admit of
mainly to supplying the local demand. This does
not consume the receipts and the stock is large,
and steadily accommodating. We see therefore little
prospect at present OF any material Improvement in
the, condition of the market. The sales this week
Gmbrace 1900 bbls Codorus and 900 bbls Mount
Mills Standard Extra at 1915; 800 to 800 bbls Howard
Street and Western Extra at from 81 . to $40 the
latter figure for choice. and several hundred bbls
Super at Ss.l2]9@S25 for common City Mills and
Howard Street and $3.50 for choice Howard Street.
The Government also took early in the week 1000
bbls No Extra at $40 so, and 1000 hbs No. do at
$1,000 1925. We quote to-day follows viz How
ard Street at 81 50g9 for good Super and Cut Extra
S92O9 ~ for good Extra; SlO5Ool for Fancy do; S2
9l2.5O for Family; Western at SS25@S.75 for Super
and Cut Extra $3.50 10 for fair to good Extra; $1,000
al for Fancy do $ll.5ea II for Family; City Mills at
SS1219@9 for common to good Super; S9.25@9.75
for standard Extra and Sl2 for shipping brands do,
Patapsco, Reservoir and other brands of Baltimore
high grade Family and Extra are still selling at SIS
for the former, and SlS e Dbl. for the latter
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-Rye Flour has ruled
through the week at s.. and Corn Meal at $40 lbs .
Dbl for kiln dried City Mills, but the market is dull
for both articles.
BuCKwHEAT FLoUR.-Buckwheat Flour is selling
| at Si.75G525 4 100 Tbs
The following are the inspections of Flour and Meal
fnrt he midi ,bnr)Q
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No. Il2-Beglnnlng tor the same on the southeast
SIDE OF Elbow lane or Little Camden street, about
southwesterly from the corner formed by the south
east side of Little Camden street and the southwest
SIDE OF Warner street and at the southwest line of
lot No To- assessed to J. I. Watson; thence south-
easterly On said southwest line about one bundrnd
ana ten feet TO faea street, ence southwetery on
northwest side of Paca street about fifteen feet to the
northeast line of lot No. l72, assessed W. COLLISIONS
one hundred and ten feet TO Little Camden street
and thence norheastery southeast side of Little
Camden street, about fifteen feet to the beginning
street.."............ ....,.,,,,fTOO
No. lgl-Beginnlng for the same on the northwest
SIDE OF Columbia street about one hundred and sew
t-one and half feet northeastern from the cor
ner formed by the northwest side of Columbia street
and the northeast side of Emory street. ana az the
northeast line of lot No, 100. assessed to Joshua
line about hundred and ten feet to the northwest
line OF the lot now being described; thence north
eastery on said northwest line about twenty and one
quarter feet to its intersection with the northeast
line OF the lot now being described thence southeast
ery on said northeast line and on the southwest line
Of lot No. lg2 assessed to Enoch Wareld about Cne
hundred and ten feet to Columbia street. and thence
southwesterly the northwest side of Columbia
street about twenty and one quarter feet to the be-
ginning. Assessed to Andrew Gregg 4 Co.. for the
No. 21Beginning for the same on tbe southeast H1Vf
side of Conway street. about ffty-eight feet north
easery from the corner formed by the northeast side
OF Warner street and the southeast side Of Conway
sessed to Ann Goldman; thence southeasterly on said
northeast line eighty three feet; thence norheasterly
parallel to Conway street about thirteen feet to tho
ney, guardanj thence northwesterly on said south
west line eighty-three feet to Conway street, and
thence southwestery on the southeast side of Cqn=
way street about thirteen feet to the beginning As
sessed to Ruth Sullivan for the opening of Warner
AUGUSTUS nj. PRICE, city Collector
0-rpGc r. AuctlOneer,
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No. l32-Besinning for the same on the northwest
side of Elbow lane Little Camden street about
forty feet northeasterly from the corner formed by
northeast side of Warner street. as now in process of
opening, and at the northeast line of lot No. 1315
assessed to VIM. +. Weber; thence northwesterly on
SAID northeast line about sixty-eight feet to the
southeast line Of lot No. 49, assessed to Mrs Susan
krebs; thence nOrtheasterly on said southeast line
line of lot No 1921 assessed to VIM. AhIsieger;
thence sOutheasterly on said southwest line about
sixty mine feet to Little Camden street. and thence
south westerly the northwest side of Little Cam
den street about thirty feet to the beginning
Assessed to Mrs. Susan KrebS for the opening of
warner So 90
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November "a. 1865
FIRST BOARD,

BY TELEGRAPH.
-|lrnished by LeonordJ Tornev Dc Co., Stock and Bill
Brokers', No. % South Street.
November "A. 1860
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Too MUCH FOR ONE, AND NOT ENOUGH
FOR THREE. A hungry countryman,
yesterday, walked into the Roanoke
House and ordered dinner for one. 1t
just being the dinner-time for the guests
of the house, he was invited to take a
seat at the table. A large turkey graced
the board, and the transient customer
handed up his plate repeatedly, until the
ponderOus turkeywa reduced to frame.
This was too much for Jones. He broke
out in classic Greek, and informed the
transient, that "three such customers as
he was, would starve his regular board
ers." The countryman thought so too,
and paid for three dinners. It was sug-
gested by gentleman at the table
(who was somewhat vexed ut the prema-
ture disappearance of the delicious fowD,
that possibly the stranger hailed from
Deep Bottom, and that the capacity of
his stomach might be accounted for
in that way.
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THE COURTS.

MAYORS COURT. Three emgrants were arrested by the
night police for being drunk upon the streets Upon ex-
here BY Dr. Bell aud sent to work upon tho Alternate
and Chesapeake Canal but discharged by Colonel
Watson the engineer They had received pay In con-
sequence Of misunderstanding between DR. Bell and Col
Watson, therefore, upon their arrival from Deep Creek
being hungry and cold, they imbibed rather freely and
picked up by the watch. In consideration OF tbe
facts set forth, the Mayor discharged them with an nd
montion for their future guidance Three negroes ar
rested for stealing and disturbing the pc &C. were turned
over to the Freeamens Court william Wade. rae
picker charged with stealing eight gallons of oysters and
twenty-five pair of ducks was remanded for tra hasr
tho Corporation Court search warrant was issued nj
he instance OF H. johnson, to recover lot of bags
.oeh IRON ms store on Commerce street. The case Of
poraton Court " '''' W.
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SELLING OFF-GREAT BARGAINS.
f. Gottsberger, next door to BloodgOOd's
on Main street, offers extraordinary in
ducements in order to close business by
the 18th inst. His stock consists of hats,
caps, stationery, segars, perfumery,
combs, brushes, cutlery, pipes, cotton
and thread, and other necessary and
useful articles too numerous to mention.
This is fine opportunity for the trade
to obtain bargains at unprecedented low
rates. The store fixtures will also he
sold ut bargain. Remember f. Colts
berger's, Is, Main street, head of Market
square, sign of the big hat.
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Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel, Dec. IA.

VIM Sharp, Jesse Brewer, John Rossrick, ii ii Row.
land, p Milin, North Carolina Meara, Perquimon,
NC; Vaughan, Wisconsin; W Hugendal, New
York; Tompkins, c d Maurpely, U N /: Yatos Le-
roy, Savannah; John IL RUSSELL U s N Miss Chapman,
New York; Rawls and child, Virginia; John Lath.
rop, Buffalo; W Howard, Columbia, G; George
Harrison, North Carolina Cook, Baltimore; A
Butler, Chuckatuck, Va; RAIN Surry county, Va;
W Browne, Martan, Norfolk county Parsow,
Isle Of Wight; John NJ Robertson. s X Samuel W
Glenn Baltimore; Mills Powell Isle Of Wight; Will
Burnett South Carolina; Mrs Gwnn, Cbuckatuck Va;
Z Gill, L Nor1eet, U R r. W Jinkinson,
Southampton, Va; b @ Hill, Pennington, j; James
Mackomber, Adams Express; Hurburt, Petersburg
CA Cadz Philadelphia; White, Jesse Rossum, Hert-
ford, G.; A Allen Va.
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IN MEMORIAM.
L / T T Il N A TIL Il

n
o yes, she is an angel bright,
Within the home above,
She wears glorious crown of light,
All gemmed with Jesus love.
How sweet to think, mid gathering tears,
She rests In perfect peace;
And when our bark that havon nesrs
All care and grief will cease
Thrice best their lot who early die,
To whom no sorrows come
To dim the brightness of their eye,
Or shroud their hearts in gloom.
And blest the parents heart who sees
A Fathers loving care,
Which would the tender lamb release
From every earthly snare
U, then weep not! your Matte blooms
flower immortal now,
Aud when she whispers, father, mother, come, y
There's glory on her brow"
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M ETROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE,
GREAT GIFT SALE
OF THE
NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
Jewellers Association.

DEPOT, NO. 1877 BROADWAY.
An immense stock of Pianos, Watches. Jewe,ry md
fancy foods, all to be sold for ONE DOLLAR each with
Out regard to value and not to be paid for till YOU See
what you will receive.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and is ya,ne mr..
placed in sealed envelopes and well mixed One of these
envelopes will be sent by mail any address on recent
hve for $40, and one hundred for SIS.
O receipt OF the Certificate you will what you are
gong 10 have and then It Is at your option to pay the
dollar and take the article not Purchasers may thu,
OBTAIN OBTAIN adod Watch, Diamond Ring, Piano, Sewing
Machine or any set OF Jowery list for 81 and in
no case can they get less than One Dollars WORTH as
there are no blanks.
Agents are wanted in every town in the country eve
ry person can make $40 day selling Certificates in
the greatest sale Of Jewery ever known.
Send rs cents for Certificate which will jnf,ro vou
what you can obtain for 81. At the same time yet our
circular containing full list and PARTICULARS Also TERMS
TO AGENTS. Address
JAMES HUTCHINSON L CO.,
nov8-2m No. 1877 Broadway, New York
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coNsiaSREs per steamship "Absmarle !" Capt Bourne
from New York, December IA:
8, fallen Co., Bockovor, Ricks Hills L Co., CE
staples, Cartwright Co.. Joseph Cohen Green Dunn
Co., ID Fiske, Gorsuch, II Gilstt Hamburger
Harrison, Smith Bro II IIoffheimer, Briggs Co..
samuel kalski, X Cobb Con, Lublin L Stiner A
Michigan, Metz Co., Seldner Co., @ Tompkins,
MorTis Gwatlmey Co, s @ Tnttle. j Cannon.
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AMUSEMENT A good bill is an
nounced for tonight, at Glenn's thea
tire. The good people of Ports mouth 60
in crowds to the Oxford theatre, to hear
the music and see the fun, which is
funny.
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Hoo STEALING. Yesterday morning
three negroes were arrested in market,
with lot of pork, supposed to he stolen,
which they were trying to sell at low
rate, in order to sell out quick, Upon
investigation, and the admission of ono
of the party, the hogs proved to be the
property of ]. B. Davis, of Norfolk CO.,
from whom they had been stolen sew
eral nights since. AS Christmas ap-
proaches, the light-fingered sons Of
Ham are devising every means to raise
money for the holidays.