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BALTIMORE REAL
1sI souTH sTREKr.I

-. FOR S.4LE-Two very spacious story a.
6ATs4f DWELLING HOUSES, with extensive kssA
Rlslsl back buadngs, including handsome dInls @@@
rooms and replete with every convenience FOR Iafe
famiIies-ioeated in Lexington street, between Charte
and AZ PANTS sts. These Houses are on hne aeep As
and have stables and carriage houses attached.
- FOR S.4LE-Two desirable story o.
GiSssf DWELLING HOUSES, nearly new, u Aassssd
III Monument street e...h,- 49,
- FOR S.aLE-A neat and comfortable tnsee
Ohm story DWELLING HOUSE IN LomoaEo SIP Dc
laasR1 tween Hanover and Sharps SITS.
FOR S.aLE-Two HOUSES and Los 81
EiSSs in fee, situate in McClellau street, heaS ssI
=. FOR S.8LE-A substantial web baist 3 story
[sfTssf DWELLING HOUSE, 25 feet front by 40 oeep'
sl1 Extensive back building, including dining rooaas
kitchen &e. 5uiA in modern style, situate N Frankie
~ FOR ssqLE OR RKNT--A neat and eozve~
Glssaf nient two story DWELLING HOUSE, with good
Gsag back buuding, a deep Lot, in fee, pleasantly
situated near the Eastern Fountain
-. POR RENT-A very desirable new ssoIY
kSsSsf nTyETL,INC HOUSE, with good back buildnns
EskI and lining room situate in Hoins street, neps
Cove. -
- FOR s.aLE-A very desirable COUNTRY
E==EI RESIDENCE, with about 20 ACRES ofzt7&
Ezk=I Land attached, miles from the Court az
House. The Land Is in good state oil cultivanon, ~
water uHsuxpassed the improvements are spacious ao
Convenient consisting of Mansion House, new, haaa-
gers House. Barn Stalking and oter out notses- nc
situation X remarkably healthy; the growing CROP
farming utensils and live stock are ineudeo In me
chase, and immediate possession gwen requfeo--
bank Stocks would be taken in payment for thts pro-
perry -,
n b. In addition 10 the above, the subscribers WOMB
invite an inspection of their general list, consisting Ola
large variety of City and Country properly tot sS On
ie FOWLER * TYSON
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GrGin-The receipts of The week have been but 1900
bushels Maryland Corn, which changed hands within
quoted viz: 55a57 cts per bshel Ab0Et 400 bum
dies Hay have been received since last and sold 95
cts. cash. No arrivals of Oats or Peas
Four-Our Bakers have purchased freely during the
week Several hundred bbls. Baltimore Howard street
have changed hands at prices ranging from 81 So;
Richmond county has been selling at and 81, and Hax-
all ut 81 per barrel.
Bacon-Is very dull, few trifing sales have taken
place at former prices. Hams worth ii to Is cts h.
SIdessOld at 81 cents,
Ldrd-300 kegs Baltimore Lard sold at 10 cents
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WINES.

SMALL LOT of superior WINE imported
n and bottled by the late Luke Ternan, Esq. especi-
ally for his owned by the subscriber viz
Ava Bottles Madeira, IA years in bottle
III do FInlee, do
i27 bottles Superior Port
jI5 do Sherry
IL do Nuestuna
8 do Re Sales
also FOR sale.
~ demijohns fine Madeira
, do Brown Sherry
SO bottles Shll Champagne
have taken ont license and propose to sell single
bottle or any quantity of this Wine. Apply to
HENRY ALEXANDER,
ST. Paul's street-room, basement! story Of the
large building owned ID. N. Ashton Alexander.
lie I7D4teo4t
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0y-STH W.7RD TTPPEC.9NOE CL UB.--In order
to give the Club opportunity of hearing the "Bk
cue Bldcksnpuhn at Monument Square THIS EVEN
ING, the regular meeting is adjourned until Tuesday
aight 23d inst when Mr.. BAER has promised address
the Club and the voters of the 9Th ward, of which
notice will be given. A. l.. MOORE, Prest.
ia l6 Az
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DUKEHART's VARIETY sTOl

No 1911 BALTIMORE STREET.
(Between South and Ca vert Streets,
M HBRE can be had, reasonable terms, the
w following articles
Sweeping, Scrubbing, Shoe, Tooth, Weayers ann Full
Ier's BRUSHES
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hand
semely lettcred
Willow-basket CARRIAGES
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy balls, common Tops
Baskets, Washboards, towel Rollers
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Hay and garden Rakes
Lime or Lemon Sgueezers
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays, cake Boards, and rolling Pins
Mudlers; spoons
Lamp Wicks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane metal Stays pr Reeds and Cane suitable o reed
makers
Plough or leading Lines
Pariour and kitchen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Woolen cassinett and Cotton
Hand and fly Shuttles: cabbage Net. &c.
Baltimore, 5th month. 1s40 June Att
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Stock on hand

Stock on hand 1861
FloUr-Since our Wednesday, report the market has
continued without any animaon bat light receipts have
considerable degree of firmness the part of
holders and the few sales that have taken place have
been at 50 62l rs, which rates adopt range
efquotaiions Tor superfne. The transactions generally
have been limited parcels for the consumption of the eli
y and of places in the immediate neghborhood, though
few lots have been taken for export the West
indies. The only considerable sale which have to
note is 1000 bbs at Sd 6si The receipts, during the
last three days, have been only about 1000.
EPOrk-There is steady though limited demand, and
prices well sustained, particularly of Mess, which
description is most enquired for and the stock of which
is much diminished. Prime is plenty, and in less
quest. Our quotations the before-say for
Mess SIG, NJ o $l4 Ia 80; Prime Sl2 so; E o $ll a
$ll so.
Bucon--Wc advised of sale of 40 hogsheads
Sides and Shoulders at u cents per h. for the former,
and A cents for the latter This is the only consider
able transaction that has taken place for days. the
saes generally, being in very limited parcels, at our
former quotations-say for canvassed Hams l0c unea-
vasscd do. 8 a 81; Sides u 8; Shoulders A a &C.
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MIR. BAUGE,
HE ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of this
IA place and its vicinity, that he will open his NJ
NASICm, for the instruction of Pupils in the formation
of Second Class. There will be decided advantage,
rs those of the first class will afford 10 those Of the Sc
cond an opportunity of practising with them He trusts,
by this arrangement the patronage literally extend
ed 20 him hitherto WILL by proper attention the above
Science, be again renewed His Pupils will have the
privilege Of the of his weapons free of charge, as 1t
Isl rule with him never to put them TO expense but
once
Gentlemen wishing to take private lessons at their
rooms can be accommodated. Dir. Ii. requests all
who wish 10 take lessons to enter their names on or
before the Doth of this month"; which day Glass VIII
be formed for the purpose ofreceving instruction stimuli
taneousy, he being well prepared to teach an hun
bred or MIR. B. deems il unnecessary to
say any thing in regard to the value of competent
knowledge of Fencing In the College where he gradu-
ated, it was one of the principal sciences taught.
Mr.. Bauge will teach at the Gymnasium from to 8
O'Clock in the morning, and from II to 2oclock IN the
afternoon, and from to 10 at night.
Pupils entering the room, take lessons imme
datey, the time not occupying more hanD minutes, so
that well object account of Inconvenience
They will of be at liberty TO remain Of pleasure
in the room during the lessons.
Gentlemen informed, by calling atthe Gymnasium,
they can be provided with cards for the exhibition
None admitted without a card.
Payment is required in advance. 1.-The does not
make YOU perfect, he viii not charge cent
One lesson viii be given in each branch every day
lie l6-du
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p5-TTILRD Ward TIPPEC.4NOE CLUB.-
There will be regular meeting of the ID ward Tippe-
canoe Club Head Quarters, Aisquith street, We'd
seday erening the I'm inst. at O'Clock. The mem
bers of the Club and persons desrous menu
bers, are particularly requested 10 attend
There will be address from distinguished friend
OF the cause. JIG l69t
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From The Philadelphia Inquirer, Jlne is.

-.
Our money market continues without much change
but the feeling evidently improving In The course of
a short time, doubt not this improvement will be-
still palpable. We have New Orleans dates
to the 10th. The Bee says-"Our market during the
three DAYS which have elapsed since report of We'd
nesday last has exhibited very little change in any de-
partment fair demand continues 10 exist for great
staples cotton and tobacco but the transactions in all
descriptions of western produce are very limited
scale The receipts of most articles, however have
been very light and prices, consequently, pretty
well sustained. Vessels continue extremely and
the high cost of transportation 10 other markets. which
the consequence of the very limited amount of
gagged tonnage in port has an unfavorable influence up
on all articles of export"
The New Orleans Bulletin contains the following
tice of some spurious bank notes.
"a large OF notes of the denominations of SIS,
10's 20s and SOS, originally of the Commercial Bank
of Enterprise, Mississippi are in circuation altered 10
Commercial Bank New orleans-Co Commercial Bank,
cal Bank, Columbus
'sIt is evident that they have been filled up
issued under their proper namebut the blank sheets
have been altered BY cruising Enterprise, and inserting
New Orleans, Natchez, Manchester or Columbus
The alteraton readily detected being ciumsily done
and the notes bear resemblance to those of the
Banks above mentioned, but the signatures of the oi
GERS of those several Banks well INITIATED. and we
caution the pubic against the imposition.
The last Savannah Georgian says that the Planter IS
Bank and the Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, both of
thai city, have recently declared dividends, the
of eight per cent for the last six months.
The Louisville Journal says, the Bank of Louisville
has not issued Post Notes. has been stated and has
in no instance issued dollar circulation other evil
dence of debt, except such was payable demand.
SALES OF STOCKS
AT the Phiadephiast and Exchange Board June IS
$1,000 Wilmington r. r. Loan, TUESDAY fat) "a
80 shares United States bank, (cash) rs 100
so do do do Is so days1 762 100
81 do Union Bank Tennessee, 6 loo
30 do Wilmington Rail Road 4Gs 81
SECOND BOARD, June Is.
l25 shares United States Bank, 76t
~ do Pennsylvania Bank 40
IS do Girard Bank. 400
| EYEGLASSES & SUGAR
| IV1 264 hhds Superior Museovado MATANZAs
| II tierces M0I.ASSES
so boxes Brown SUGARS
| Cargo Of brig Charles, for sale by
| JOHN P. ADAMS,
| iel7 4, Bowlys wharf
NEW BOOKS. Critical s Miscellaneous Is
In SAYS, BY r. Bahinston Mscauly, Esq, Member o
British Parliament, Sec. Of War, &c. &c. For sale b
KNIGHT B. COLBURN,
Booksellers and 5ta6oneFs,
/ jele y ia Baltimore IT., east of Charles
6sIGARs.-ioo.ooo SPANISH cIGARs, snasle
jsM J6IN :. AbAsks. Bc~sys whsrf
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NEBy oRLE.8Ns M.sRKET June G

As stated in our report of last Wednesday morning
the cotton market very active in the first OF the
week, and closed remarkably firm Tuesday evening
at advance Of fully of Since then the mar
ket has been less animated though the demand has
tnuedgOod and transactions would doubt have been
on much more extensvescae but for the comparative
ly light stock sale, and the very high rates which
holders of desirable parcels insist upon obtaining The
sales of Wednesday amounted to fully 5000 bales;
Thursday to 2000 and yesterday to about 150onaking
the business of the three days $500 bales
which 1000 bales were composed Of what term
ed classed c0tt0ns. The stock of Louisiana and Msis
spp cotons sale is very light, and principally the
hands Of few factors who do at all disposed
to press sales OfTennessee and North Alabama there
is more offering though the supply of these is quite mod
crate and holders firm The sales for the week ended
last evening amount 10000 bales, in which are emf
braced the $500 bales mentioned above.
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STONE yVARE.-The subscriber has hand
y and intends keeping large and general assortment
of very superior quality STONE WARE, which he Of
fers for sale the reduced pces for cash or
well to call and his stock, they could not fall be
ing pleased. He has also nassortmentofhis PATENT
PERCOLATING FILTERERS, an article all families
using the Hydran should have, cleanses the water
fr .m all exa NATTER and renders that which was
before turbd, clean and pelucd rs spring water.
Orders delivered in all parts of the city, free ofex
uensc T. w. BROrHERTON,
iel2 6m Pitt street adjoining Hartford Rum
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CH.aRLES TON MaRKET. LUNG Inn.

Cohon.-This has been comparatively very dull
week for Uplands but the article has improved in price
to the extent of per b. Little stock remains
hand tempt the trade and business restricted to
the indifferent supply now remaining sale. We
port sales $3.50 basg AS follows:
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Hy-TTPPEC.7NOE HARD CIDER, No. 2-Wll
meet at the White hall Gardens Friday evening nert,
Ut II O'Clock. All persons friendly Tip and Ty, and
who not in favor of hard times and the Benton hum
buggep, standing army &c. and Lendrun inquiston,
are invited TO this meeting A friend of Reform is ex-
pected to address the meeting 1t is expected that
~ member of the Club will be at his post early bust
ness of importance TO every Wing will be submitted
BY order, ROBTs BUTTON, Prest
ROM. =. BUrLER. Sec,y. Pa ie Is
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- very comfortable two story BRICK DHEL-
ffSsi LING HOUSE. in Pearl street, few doors DeEh
sA1 Saratoga street. This house contains passage,
two pariours pantry and kitchen down stairs four cham
beys above and two in the garrett The rent VIZ
he s6lOo nor annnm and possession given Immediately.
EnnJv 10 JESSE T. PETERS,
Next door below, at the
aDL3 Corner of Market North sts
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app
SHAVING.

UERBEEA CREAM Read the following non
the New York papers
owe believe It's the best shaving Soap in the woFd
NJ Y. Gazette. -
"a luxury which those who bothered with oea1s
can appreciate. ';-Dspatch.
awe have tried il and hhd it very superior. IL SOB
ems the beard and makes the operation gentle as mag
netizing Herald. -
VNe have determined that heuceforth NO other shay
ing compound shall be applied to face-Suaday Ar
las.
This delightful Shaving Cream is sold BY
G. X. TYLER,
Corner of East Baltimore and High ST.
ma l6 baltimore
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ENXKSOSIIION OF BOOK KEEPING will
H be ready for delivery Friday l2th inst. at my
Office ST. Paul's St. basement room IN the building
belonging Dr. Alexander. II will be sent arosnd to
the citizens of Baltimore aud Others. Price 81 for
book with chart. HENRY ALEXANDER, Compiler.
je IL DIT
, G-AlI the papers in the city wiz publish dis times,
and send the cost IN HI. A.
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A CARD
B. POTTENGER begs 70 uforn

YuyEIOMAS b. POTTENGER begs to nforza
his friends and the public generally, that he con-
corner of St Paul's and Fayettee streets, and pfepax
ed 10 execute of reasonable TERMS with prom<nes
and accuracy, every kind conveyancing also
agreements articles of coparnership bills OF sale sp
pPentccs, ndenures &c. He will also state ana -
Just accounts, prepare insovent papers, draw Guy -
wills and testanents take dispositions, execute conf
missions &C. with ali OF which he has become familiar
by practice many years, and will De thankful fof
employment. va l.<a.- ~
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IN CHANG cry, 9th May, le4O.-OrdeIed ms
the sale made and within reported by Brantz Mayer
Trustee in the cause in Chancery between Charles
Mayer and Samuel Barnes, plaintiffs, and Mary Brown
and Louis Hart, defendants be ratified and confrRed
unless cause be shewn the contrary, or before e
27h day of July nex Provided copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper once week for three s1e
cessive weeks before the 27th day of June next. The
report that piece of land containing one huA
dred and eghtyfour sold for fourteen dollars
per acre, lin ALL for thousand FIVE hundred and &C.
venty-sN dollars)
True copy-Test: RAMSAY WATERS,
ie-2-law3w Reg. Cur. Can
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, MARDEN's PATENT SCALE

MARDEN,S PATENT SCALE
~ FACTORY, corner of BaHeTsior On
II S. Charles streets, where may be had alta
- times. all of the different kinds of Weigh |
iDQAPPARATUS, from the largest RAIL
ROAD to the smallest PRESCRIPTION SCALES
Purchasers can be furnished with these articles,
made in This CITY, TWENTY TO THIRTY PEE
CENT. CHEAPER than they are charged by commits
sion merchants. The public respectfully invited %
call and examine foy themselves
JESSE MARDEE,
Patentee and Manufactured.
B.-SCALES of all kinds REPAIRED at show
TIC mo 5-trd
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STONER'S OFFICE.
NEXT MARKET STREET BRIDGE,
Jssder Washington Hall.
IL Al AZ half $500
~ 60 quartoT $500
80 20 half $500
All to The same gentleman in enc week Also
. a. 40 $500 quarter
10 35 $500 whole,
All sold TO the same lady in three successive days.
These strong indications show that the goddess has
given a control of the wheel of fortune and should
produced conviction every mind that our office will
sell of the following prizes in the lotteries
of this week:
Tuesday, capital S12, 900. Tickets "a
Wednesday, do $4,000. Tickets S.
Thursday, do $4,000. Tickets s.
Friday, do $4,000. Tickets 81
Saturday, do $4,000. Tickets $40,
{hz-0riers from all parts of the Union should be ad
dressed to JOHN Il. STONER,
When more particular attention will be paid to them
than when personal application is made. iel6
10000 DOLLARS.
Maryland State Lottery, Glass No Il for 1870,
Draws on "Wednesday, June IL, ls4O
IS Nos. u Ballots.
Whole Tickets, $5-Haiyes, Sa,5o-Quafters, Sl,so.
CAPITAL PRIZE.
10000 DOLLARS.
New Jersey State Lottery, Glass for 1870.
To be drawn on Saturday, June Goth,
20 Nos IA Ballots.
Whole Tickets, SIO-Halves, Quarters, $3.50.
For the CAPITAL. PRIZES, direct to
CLARK'S
Museum Building, Baltimore, Md.
el6
$4,000 DOLLARS.
Draws This Day, June 10th, 1870
NEWARK COLLEGE LOTTERY, Glass II for 1910
20 Nos 10 Ballots.
Whole Tickets, S. Halves, 2-ouaEters, 81.
10000 DOLLARS.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, Class Il for 1910.
Draws on "Wednesday, June IL, 1910.
IS Numbers, l2 Ballots.
57-IVhoe Tickets, $5-Halves, S2,50-ouarer, 81
CAPITAL PRIZE.
10000 DOLLARS.
NEW JERSEY STATE LOTTERY, Glass A for 1870.
To be drawn on Saturday, June 10th.
20 Nos IA Ballots.
Whsle tickets, Sl0-halves 5-quarters 2.oV.
| For the Capital Prizes direct TO
FISEACH'S
| LOTTERY and EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. ID Pratt; street, opposite the baltimore and One
Rad Road Depot.
| NTED-CHESAPEAKEl& OHIO CANAL
| Wv ACCEPTANCES, for which the highest prices
win be paid by applying at the above office Jel6
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{h7-SEVENTH WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB
WIN meet on Friday evening next at O'Clock, p. M
C. w. w. HANSON, Pre- ST.
Z. H. COLEMAN, Sec'y. jel7
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LEoSARDTowN, Md. June 18th, 1910.
The Central Committee Of Correspondence for Saint
Mays County, met at Leonardtown, Tuesday 9th
inst The following gentlemen compose said commit
Hon. RICH. THOMAS, President.
WIN FORD, Secretary.
GEO ID. CoAD,
WIN. FLOYD,
wa. J. BLACKSTONE,
HENRY &. GARDNER, ...-
s,ssFiy
JOS b. SMITH,
Col. JOHN H. SOTHORON,
MORDECAI g. JONES, Esqrs.
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yuyIPPECANOE TEXT BOOK-The Tippe
canoe Text Book, compiled from Niles Register,
and other authentic records, by William Ogden Nies
and published BY Duff Green, Editor OF the Phot &
Transcrpt. Just received and for sale by
NJ HICKMAN, Bookseller,
maoo No. Sc baltimore street.
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fa3-ELEYENTH IF.qRD ITPPEC.7NOE CLUB.
meeting of this club will be held al John Bells, Lex
agton street Opposite the market) THIS EVENING,
i7h inst The members of the club requested to be
r1nctual in their attendance business OF great mpor
lance will come before them. The Wing voters gene
rally of the ward invited attend. distinguished
friend of the cause will address the meeting.
ie IL ZEPH. TURNER, Cor. Sec.
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yuyHE BALTIMORE SAVINGS INSTITU-
b TTON.-This Institution is established upon q
permanent basis and has an office in North Charles ST.
one door from Market ST.
Persons holding the Notes of this Institution can At ali
times have them redeemed in Baltimore Bank Notes b.
presenting them at their Office between the hours of A.
M. aud p. NJ.
lie u q 3m
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oHANcERY SALE.

CAANCEtf SAEr.
uN PURSUANCE of a decree of Baltimore County
Court sitting as Court of Equity the undersigned
Trustee will sell by auction the 27th June inst e
Hardwood, the Farms OF the messrs' hitcs--oate =
commence AT 10 O'Clock, A. M
All the personal property mortsaged BY Winlam aao
Joshua Hitch the Executors o. .he iae honeH
Cows. sheen, Carts Ploughs and other farming utensils,
several not to go out of the State, mo hay
esng machine household and kitchen furniture, and
p,her articles TOO tedious mention. Terms at SALE
o'i ia q oayyowd4t JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
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N3-TWELFTH WAKD-The First BALTIMORE Tip
pecanoe Club will meet at their room at the Western
Hotel, West Baltimore st. on THURSDAY EVENING
June 10, at O'Clock. All persons friendly to Han-
son and Tyler are invited to attend
JOS. ROBINSON, Vice Pres't.
]. r. PIPER, Rec. Secy. je IL
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LAW hOIICE.
H<HAS. II. PITTS * JAS. f. STEWART, .7ttor-
~ nc, at LGr, have removed 10 the Office in Fayette
street. few doors of st. Paus street, opposite Bar
NUNS Hotel They may be found at all times during
business hours when not engaged in Court, absent
rom the city. In the absence of either of them, tn
Their will attend TO the business of the office ap l3e
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- ICE-2s tierces Prime retailing Rice landing this
IL, day from schr E. P. Cohen, from Charleston, and
| for sale by THOS. PEFNIAIAN s. CO.,
| lie 10 n BowIys wharf
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MATTRESSES, AIAIsTRASsIss, HOT MAT

TWyIIE subscriber has hand most extensive as
Ill sortmentof MATTRESSES of every description,
such as Ha- Straw, Husk, &C. &c, and above all a new
and excellent article called Ell YSIUM MATTRESSES,
which for cheapness durability and comfort are unsur
passed by any other Mattresses now in Persons
wishing to purchase would do well to call at the Bedding
Mats, N E. and s. w. corners of Lombard and Light
sts PR ma -df
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NLOTH PAPER-Large, medium ana sma
TURNER, WHEE.wRIGHT NUDGE,