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FOR CHRISTMAS.
HANDSOME PRESENTS.

GELLING OFF IN REALITY. To close
- out the entire stock of FANCY DRY GOODS,
at No. 25 HOWARD ST, Sd door from Fay ette
SIS Cashmere Shawls for S2; 5lU do. do. for IS;
81 50 do do for 81 SIS rich embroidered Thbet for 2
Sl2 do do for 10; 81 embrd Cloth do for 80; 50 81
Bonnet Velvets for 2; SO do do for 50 37i silk
Cravats Ties for 25; Half do do for 1915 soc Cash
mere d'Cosse for 1915 Bic Mouslin de LANES for %;
Bic do do for 81; 6afc French do for 50 75c super do
for 62; 81 gd Gro de Maps To- 8Oc SIZE do do for 10;
7jc do do for S. 1859 Bonnet Ribbons for l2t; 25c do
do for 6s; 81 &c do 10 fo -; SIC Ciape d'Ecosse for
37a; Gloves, hIitts, SC sc.
The above Goods have neen put down to the prices
named 10 close them out, IN order to make change
in business. HAINARD'S Cheap Store,
Howard streel, Sd door fium Fayette.
N. b. Particular attention hereafter paid to keeping
up Cheap stock of SdpFe and Domestic Dry Goods,
at prices compared with any in the city Goods from
Auction expected every week. d24 If
a LII PERSONS wanting to get GREAT BAR
"A GAINS in the way af CHRISTMAS PRE-
SENTS, should look sharp for No. liz BALTIMORE
STREET, as il is considered an absolute fact among
the knowing ones, that they get moro and prettieI
goods for the money thatcan be had at any other store
such as Fancy BONES, Gold PENCIL CASES, Gold
BREASTPINS, Gold FINGER RINGS, CHAINS,
BRACELETS, PRRFUMERY, WALLETS, CARD
CASES, PURSES, &c. sc. too numerous to mention
at Wholesale and retail, by ELIAS HALE,
d23 ct No. ll2 Baltimore street.
NHRISTNIAS PRESENTS. Fine Gold Rings
~ and Breastpns gold Bracelets and Earrings; gold
and silver Pencils; gold Watch Keys and IIockets;
Boquet Holders; Fancy Boxes; day and 30 hour Brass
and Wood Clocks; drilled eyed Needless cts. paper;
Jet Breastpins 81; Jet Buttons cts doz Hooks and
Eyes ct. box; Tape cts doZ; Twist Combs 3 cents;
Side Combs cts pair; Bears Oil l2s bottle; SHAY
ing Cream lSs jar; Lead Pencils cts doz silver Pen
ellis les each; coiored Cotton Gloves pair;
Lard Lamps 37t Also, general assortment of Jew
ery; Clecks Combs; Perfumery; Brushes; Buttons;
Thread; Hosiery Gloves; Japan and Britannia Wares;
Candlesucks; spittoons; Lamps, Sc, all of which
am selling at astonishingly loo prices
GEORGE L. VICKERS,
No. Baltimore street.
d25-lw Between the Market and the Bridge.
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AL HAM EBES 4.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.

80 BALL GAME, 8. Crs. EACH PERSON.
ALLEYS LET at so " PER HOUR.
FESHE Subscriber, having fully established the AL
Il HAMBKA as place of genxemanly resort, as
its patrons that in reducing his prices, the same
rules, which have proved so satisfactory to ALL will be
adhered to, and the stricest order insisted on.
DsoTdery persons, who cannot conform to the rules
of the House, and Boys under age, requested not
to visit the place, they will not be permitted to
remain.
The subscriber wishes the above distinctly under
stood, that gentlemen may feel assured they can visit
the Alhanbra and indulge in quiet amusement and
exercise without the slightest fear of annoyance.
o. Mr.. BRADLEY, my former assistant, having
returned from the North, will have the entire cont oil
of the Saloon department
UC}-The ALEXANDRIA SALOON OF REFRESH
MENT, usual is furnished with all the requires enis
of the season, which served up in the best style
dl0-lm AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
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REAL ESTATE AT TRUSTEES SALE.
n N EXECUTION of decree of the High Court
of Chanccry, passed in cause in said Court,
wherein Lennon &. Abrahars and others are com
painants; and Wood, GaGr and others are defend
ants; tile subscriber as trustee, will offer at public
sale, to the highest bidder at the Court House door,
in Annapolis, on TUESDAY, the l4th day of January
Arundel county, ON which the late Rein Forrest
resided at the time of his death. This Land lies
on the head waters of Stony Run, adjoining the lands
of ELECTS & Co, and is not far distant from Elk
ridge Landing The tract contains about 90 ACRES,
more or less, and is sufficiently wooded for all the
purposes of the Farm aud the Improvements consist
Of comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, with all the
suitable ont houses.
0- By the decree, the terms Of sale are credit of
IL months; payment of the purchase money TO be Sc
cured by the bond bonds of the purchaser with Sc
Guilty to be approved by the trustee bearing interest
from the day of sale.
FRANK. H. sTOCKETT, Trustee.
Annapolis, Dee. 18th, 1874, d20 cots
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CHRISTMAS BOOKS, &c.
A T THE $. y. DEPOSITORY, No is S.
~ CALVERT STREET. The most splendid edi-
ton of Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress ever published in
this country, with Is steel Engravngs, elegantly bound
in velvet and gilt with gold clasps Also, variety OF
superb BOOKS, among which are-The Opal, Haw-
thorn, Lady's Book, Amaranth, Book of Poetry, sc.
d24-4t fri
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ARD LAMPS. | have received another Lon
IA of SOLAR LARD LAMPS, both gilt and bronz
ed, with plain aud cut globes; also, Canphine and
Pine Oil Lamps Of every description, which are OF:
fered at exceedingly low prices. All kinds of Lamps
cleaned and repaired.
DIS 81 G WEST, No. Is Sham street
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IA EW BOOKS. The GERMAN GLEE BOOK
~ consisting of n selection of German Glees never
before published in this country; composed and ar
ranged by many of tIe most distinguished masters,
Philosophy of Mesnelism and phtenology.
Just received and for sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
dg7 atNo. Isl Pratt st, nd Joining B. 4. Depot.
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TO FRIENDS s. FORMER CUSTOMERS.
8 HODDINOTT takes this opportunity to i'll
80 fern his friends and the public in general, that
six years, and has recommended his former business
of BELL HANGING, LOCKSMITH and WHITE
SMITH in general. Ali work done by me shall be
warranted, and low as can be done in the
city, S. HODDINOTT, Baltimore street,
nll-eo2m doors west of Euaw House.
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OYSTERS AND TERRAPINS.
SUPERIOR OYSTERS 4; RiERRAPINS
~ always on hand and served up in superior style,
al few minutes notice, any hour, from 10 O'Clock, A,
M. until II O'Clock, 2. NJ Families supplied with the
best OYSTERS in market carefully shurk d. and free
froa shells and dirt. Merchants and Others, visiting
Baltimore, and wishing to take with them can or
two of fine fresh Oysters can have them put up by
giving few minutes notice. and sent to any of the
Hotels or TO the Rail Road in time for the cars.
EVAN HAMILTON, German street,
Between Hanover and Sharp.
CO FRESH OSTERs put up to keep in any eli
mate. haSeoiw
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SMOKE. SMOKER SMOKER!
EDRoF. ESPY'S pATFaK n CONICAL
IL VENTiLAFoR, for the Care Of Smoking Chin
neys and to penttate Faults, &c. So highly recon-
mendcd hp those who have used them in Boston, New
YORK, PhllsdelphIn, &c, can be had by applying to
ROBINSON & KREMER, 1913 BALrIMasE sT first
Tin Store above Howard street, who have the agency
for making the same. fG3- Also. large assortment
of TIN and BRITANNIA WARE, which we will
sell low for cash. l6-2awIm
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50. RICHARD DONAHUE,

RICHARD DONAHUE,
ORA PER IND fILOR,
EKMAN STREET, a few doors west of
w Hanover is hankf! for past tavors and solicits
acontinuance of the public patronage. h7-2awul
DRESSING GOWNS. DRESSING COINS.
a FEW of those very NEEDY and comfortable ar
"A tieles, Especially for the student and those who
are often called up night) gotten up in good style
and for sale at L. DONAHUE'S,
M 2awul German-st
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Head of Centre Market.
INDIA RUBBERS. A few cases Ladies' Rub
l. Der Shoes, for safe lew to close sales, by
TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT s. NUDGE,
DIS [rAl No. Sonth Charles st.
= SILK AND MOHAIR FRINGE FOR CHILDREN
~ have on hand a large aud fresh assortment OF
Fringes of al! widths, shades and c0lors-to which
JAMES M. HAIG,
d25 FRI 12l Baltimore ST., doors above South.
NNT aITE SILK WASTE TAssELs.-I have
w just manufactured an assortm Mt of the above
article, to which invite the attention of the ladies'.
JAMES M. HAIG,
da5 ri Tassel Factory, l2l Baltimore st.
VWORsTs1D CAUA R5 AND COATS FOR
w CaiLBREN,-I have just received an assort-
ment of tho above articles which will sell on terms
that cannot fail 10 please. Caliat J NJ HAIG's
Fringe and Tasse Factory;
DDS Fri 12l Baimore-st. doors above South.
HENpLE!fENs CLOAK TAssELs II 0a- E
NJ Just manufactured fresh lot of the above arti
cie' which will sell very low, wholesale or retail.
-, JAMES NJ. HAIG,
d&o lPJ III Baltimore St, doors above South.
RE NJ OV AL.
hR: e. w. THEOBALD has removed his re-
- sdence and ofce'to No.71 NORTH CHARL Els
STREET, above saratoga-st., where he will attend
TO oil professional calls, aud may be consulted be-
tween ,,e n3ars OF and o'clock, A NJ, and and
4oclocK, I. w. dlS-eo3m
TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON &c.
DapNe Tin Plate x and ex sizes [ direct
20O boxes best charcoal brands of Loaded imnort-
Plate, ifx30 for Roofing \ atinn
200 bundles English and American SHEET IRON
SO packs JacoliF Russia do
300 bundles bright and anneaIed Iron WIRE
so do. brass and copper do,
so pigs Government Banca TIN
l0U cases Brazars and sheathing COPPER
SO rolls Sheet LEAD
Fig and bar Lead; SpelteE bar Tin; a full assert
ment of timed and iron Rivets; also. large assert
ment OF Timers Tools and Pecks Machines in sets
OF single pieces. For sale on liberal terms, by
E. PRATT 4 BROTHER,
hl-om 81 and % South Charesst
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A TR. DONAHUE'S TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
IN German street, all Garments are cut in the best
and most fashionable style, and made to order, on
reasonable terms. n7-2awtjl
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n | T. ID.

On the 27th inst, JAMES l.. SMITH, in the 39th year
of his age.
His friends and acquaRances respectfully re-
1uesed to attend his funeral this morning at 10 o.
clock, from his late residence, Caroline st.
On the 27th inst. Sarah Catharine Davis, daughter
of William b. and Mary Ellen Davis, aged Yeas, 9
months and IA days. ANNAPOLIS papers please copy
On the 9th inst. Margaret, wife of AcGus B. Wolf,
in the 3sth year of her age.
On the 25th inst. Elizabeth consort of Henry Fine
gan in the 2st year of her age.
On the 2Sth inst. Joseph Benson, youngest son OF
DR.. Wm T. Leonard, aged years and III months.
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90 ney aad Rose BLANKETS, 10, II and IL qrs.
For sale low by JAMES PETERS,
d5-H Corner of Howard and Fayete streets
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LETTER BAGs UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS,
For Valparaiso, ports in the Pacific aud Canton
Ship Leland, 29,h inst
For Havre-Ship Eutaw, few days.
For Premiership Marianne, soon.
For Kingston, Jam.-Barque Hermitage, with des-
patch.
For Liverpool-Brig George Gardner, few days
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ETNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
u AMOS LOVEJDY, No. 1913 Baltimore street,
has just received HEAVY Ribbed and pidm Domestic
all Wool Under Shirts and Drawers. extra large Sizes
white aud grey Mixed also Scotch Weo and Merino
do; heavy American silk do; Ladiee' Silk Merino
and vii Wool ESTS. Children do, all sizes. dis
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D EMOVAL. The MERCHANTS FIRE IN
Il - SURANCE COMPANY, have removed their
Ottice to the Building Of the American Life Insurance
Company, No. 10 SOUTH STREET, directly oppo.
site their former location. l-AA kinds of Property
insured IN ioWn or Country nj anG
NEIsVES STRAINED SPERM OIL.
w warranted to endure the coldest weather-with
Adamanne, Diaphane, Sperm, and other CANDLES.
For safe by f.. ]. G. F. WEBB,
s6-eottstJ No z Uowad s<reat
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INDIA RUBRERS. A few cases Ladies' Rub
u Der Shoes, for sale low to close sales, by
TURNER, WHEELWR g. NUDGE,
DDS fPAl No. 2 Sonth Charles st.
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MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1874.
FROM THE EXCHANGE READiNG-RooM BOOKS.
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DLANiSHED x COMMON TIN WARE.
IL Just received from New York, lol Of splendid
PLANlSHED WARE, consisting in part of
Coffee higgins and FILTERERS
Tea and Coffee URNS, with and without heaters
Imperial DISH COVERS, in sets
Steak Dishes Soup Tureens; Plate Heaters
Tea and Coffee Pots; Cheese 'Foasters
SHAVING CUPS, with and without heaters, &C.
With a variety Of common TIN WARE, for sale
low, at the NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 2 ~ Howard street.
n9-fo2m G.. Il. vETNORE & co
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
j. W.DODGE, Miniature Painter,
l25 HESRY-sTRxEr. mil 3mis
Passengers Arrived,

Passengers Arrived.
IN the Packet ship Qae1ee. trgn LondoncRev Samuel
y Esq St Johns NB Ms Lich,en5g!g und NF bbed Of
ady Mr. Henry Wade ar Rogers child MIR Gill and M
Smth Miss Checkcni, Ms Myers md dnurhle OF Ensla
y und Verra oil Canada; Mr. and Sis Ryder OF London
~ in the seetage
add children Constantine rataesde Mr. Fre!land and child
In the ship Saratoga from .Nelo OrfeaHs-Mr and Mrs
Sands Tucker and children and servants Ms Green child
rcn aDd servant. MIR and Mis- X Waters aud Mes<rs Hayes K
IL lie s4 81 .uqY tyom .Ifs 9reeHs;Esm; T. mReynGSld, S
fen aud servant. Mrs DecMu child and servant, B sieon
Zen Deveeux aud servant OF the Columbian army Mn'ei
f. AIarien, J ilcluhlnen and 10 Steernse.
in tic 5-g Florida from BGi:e-Mes Hodge, Anderson
i,spefanCe, iiHight and sleeruge. - ,
l,dp md i've children, sis Alien, ATs Z Conacher
IaIfy m M lady and chd. Ms Wexford and child Miss Douglas.
i.s Johnson, Judge L. A. Thomson Miss Ellen !nonio;' o
P.trs"n Sir. Paterson and child Mrs nssey. si Chus.
Com,,s, Capt. Oliver Gnvl,i. Mr. WIN. 5, Gayit .,,,
n s Ss @ E soss oM M Godse M Hy 1n 1nd Gg
ilupd lpy Gnpi Ratc, t,,rIrs T. O. Welsh Ross DR. hay
hs ssI s9aE ae 1ssiGs @ 5 yer a .a "a
IN he scIr Council trm 81. osns-I-ronho dc Prelude
rAs.tS.xss PER cAhEposh h;I,o:.l!S NJ, Patterson
and c.d Mrs Ana Felton, II. fiecher >. McTorance .
W. Harri,. |. G"c.well. Geo EaIwoVd Prince ChnTes
Sons Bou9ee9d dqn,e Nv IL qyf1G D. Ams'IGns s. AI Ie
Williams i. Castro, V. :. P9ndg. Count T. Alonsdrew'
from TocrDoai to Hai!taIlv iovelskock VIM. Phlpps,
E. rhpP,, Nh T. r rmpps Vi, G. n ,A Ma!snalii y Nc.
Siclntosh f. t. Lowe W. II. Cunning, w. II. Denny; w.
L. Denny Hos Morris. Il. Garcei. 5 Conway e. T. Corn
From HiitaI 10 BUstos-Rev. Z. C. Churchill. hlr.
Churchil Mr.. Straw, j. VI. ffen'ss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

Of favorable ndvces received there from Eng
pres Coffee had advanced about % 1e cent auscovado
sassTs % ns dull and Boz sugr ao owing 70 the a!rEa Of
some nvU 'H, within week inartve. The 'ngs in
elqde 3s hhds Porto Rico II C 200 Crbs. 81 10
bbs ;ngrayra 1870 bxs Brown Havana b ~ and some
low W h;te do. ga 81, The mnrket cen,innes very
firm io- to'asSe md tho demand from the trade Is hlr con
te5'ns the sudden edrcs csez he sees conlpse Co
bids sweet tuba. C. = DO. ~ 80 good 10 prime
Porto Rec. g 81 50 do for refining q IS :, CI"iT, 81
AID $ CubH SrsroVado. s q NewJIicans. beng
rc'y scarce Is held Hbuve the views OF buyers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
SCHOCE ELECTION

TnIS DAY, JUNE g.
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
The following are the regular American Republican Ticket
,he different Wards, according to the nominations nnd ap
1royas mt regular mcctings OF the respective Nominating
rommitiees and Ward Associations:
FIRST Ward.
For Jrustec-CHARLES DURFEE.
FSr IusDector-JAMES CRUlkSHANK.
f0' ''''''''s second Ward:
commissiOntr.5E'rll0 . LEGGETT.
iTszsfts-IRS5hb}}hHifEA i4Ttssz:sftsrR5b}Hf : EAiikhAS iEalEt
c'"'''s'''"e's-1lfiiR6aMGA 1ii6MAsc, s. !GPl'AIESaH PaEaGs.
Insp,etOr-S;,AMIuEi. T. % GlilLpSS Sr,s
Tra'''e'1bbkSEEEL bkIlEL {; s. AhiGGtAkioS' NiLGEhl
commssioaercfiioMHAsc G. .EHARDEvEIGNE.
7,uslee-JosEPIf 81 # tLs {. Lsc6bES. 9 81 n
c,mmis.lyrcHs stsfi. FIRMS i Stst;y tSsSt;yoyER.
7Tt s7ee-ELII II P. W1OpRuFF.
Se.en.h Wcrd.
i4@FSsSs,s;eeS@-J1IilN VIZ HEvEhIDcE-
JasreefSrwsAMuEL SEAMAN.
aSSstee-GERARp BANkhR a
Coamissioncr-DAyID 4, WHEELER
zssstfs-1a5!EEEE zzsssSses-1aAEEEE j EiSA:EhRsD HoEfER
ien,h VA Ward; ,srp
bLspsetor-NlCHnLaS SCUkEMAN.
Trustte-EDMliNDA ANDERSON
Eleventh Ward.
Commits sioRcr- BENJAMIN PERlNE
Inspecioy-VM RfNNETT
Irusfec-CHARLES PERLEl.
I'NyelIth Ward.
aissioaerSE ENERN D. MOULTON.
TraS,ec-ISAAC ABltlANCE.
Iuspertor-ABKAM V. WILLIAMS.
Thirteenth Mnrd.
Gs@@ass,g";YFa fIk$Ei #AMHFS'h
Yrasiee-DANiEi. BARKtR.
Fourteenth ward.
Co,nniSsioney-ADAM w. SPIES;
Irustee-Dr. WIN. r. WAGSTAFF.
IaspeetOr-JASIES Il. BEitllNE.
Fifteenth Ward.
ConmisSiOper-NlLLiAML l.. STONE.
Iaspector-DANIEL BURrNETT.
TruStee-JAMES d. OLIVER.
Sixteenth Ward.
Commissioner JOHN NEWHOUSE.
Trastse-AN NSON WILLIS.
LnSpec;Or-JAMES STOKES.
seventeenth w ard.
Observation-Disclosures l.. ALLEN.
Iaspec,or-THOMAS II. OAKLEY,
irUStec-SlMEON BALDWIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
Markets. Carefully reported for Tn. Tribune.

SATURDAY. June l..
.ca. % Of a5S ro ss @ hs Sss ssa sa de-
ing ~ bs Pearls mostly for hsme use use si s The
vOlfQNThe sales are abou, 100 70 $50 bales at steady
eT Slippers are buying more freely The better grades
sAs Of the week ending Friday evening add II $50
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market still dull, bu. with
sasase to notice Genssee brings tss. and Ohio uud
@ are 4s 1ef iGPRsi S$"5us g. Ssy s
d7s; Meal o. Rye Flour. ship stuff dull asaloc:
sSd e mass a0Rs da " sses bush
sas sc. delivered, and SO do White Southern al 70
nMInlSkY-ve notice small lot 20 b3h sold at 2S
gSsn fRufr-Abcut . TO S0OO0 lbs Dned Apples sold
aErAfS-we notice sale of 1000 lbs Old shea,hns Cop.
se sold we did not learn There have been saes
PIGS Mssoan Lead So 42, and 600 do "a - 49,
iFEAIHERS- notice sale of 400 lbs prime Western
BEEsWAX-isSSss isS fash demand and we notice sale,
IvSn. lts. mostly Northern at - soi. c. cash
,b.. ''ade beng well supplied with oil descriptions
snS an I ns y bale. Buenos Aycs and Aes'izo uuwashcd
bu no. Ia sold al "a cash; other lots were o'efed
"a, shNshere have been sales of 10 900 lbs inferior tkan
shawl IN ha at !6's cents 0Co H. do IL, cnsh lV lbs
olLs1saes Whsis a, The East, $40 b5ls. ss cash
. - mas oecned 3c; + :nl;s American sold at 10 "
ahoui Offered IN small lots at cash Olive,
o@inS 10 eonse-Sss %o tese, and the
use quantity expected, very dull p,ces have declined
sasly buyers ceer purchasing al present, aud holders
vince an anxiety 10 press the market Saie i'm ye been made
sl tons Clean Russia al $50, and coo bales Msnla
diDES-Sacs 720 Anro,,uras at about III. c: 1000 100
sssm1ras. g lbs al ilz. rejecting badly damaged;
~ Sesac, Ayres, "a lbs 214 mos neichantsbic
aOrS-We notice farther sales Of IS bales prime Eastern.
Expert. and 2lsg lbs fos consumption. cash
srsovlSiuNS-There continues to be improved demand
sSIs and he nafke; is mer We notice sales OF s00 10
oos Pnfne al p. 5Q0 do B;ooklyu Inspection -
sod SO bbls Mcss ats % 6at A sale oiSl bbh Low
s5,zy. "'e "'S N-u4e u ''' Dse' = "i'o' '"a4'''
rsHSCERIES-The market has continued dull for Coffee
t1es since our last have been too unlmportuRt par
1e. Bya s,e slnvai ion Rio Jsneiro. We learn that
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

G-James j. Hodge, who is practically familiar with
Mining operations and the working Of Ores IN the United
States and Cuba may be consulted the value OF mining
lands ores. and minerals his No. p Granite Building,
corner Of Broadway and Chambersst
He will anayze Minerals Soils Waters, and articles OF Com
mece as Potash Barlla White Lead. &c. &C. Specimens
try and he will either their value and uses at
of Minerals Ores and Eahs may be him from the
submit them analysis, be required and his
charges will vary accordingly.
References Grinnel Mintum & Co.. P,of T. Revere. w
C. KelEed. Esq.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

RHguMATIsM.-ow important 10 these who have Rheuma.
,sI ' Gntrgcied Cords or Muscles tbe indian Vese,a
BILE ES and LDnent vince hos been known fail in
single case TO cure he~e complaints. ST q COurtand.st
WARRANTED.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

DEAFNEss.Dr McNnrs Acoustic OIL, certain cure for
deafness. Also the Eat India Iiar Dye will color the hnir
but wi'i not the skin Dr. SpOha sick Headache Remedy
warranted 20 ruy cuSe. Al 2i Cou.t!rndtst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

To SHAVE EAsY.-A celebrated writer has defined
be a shaving animal This doubtless true fer enteS
civilized man; but civilized shave without
nzor, and he keep has good order without
Srop We would thereiurejuSt hint to renders TINT SUM
ies Metallic Tablet ind KazoT S,rop. with SIDES has
wi!stoud the test of time, having been before the public
.oe han quarter OF century, end 1t probably Is
pcrUr giving that desirable keen edge good razcr
which renders shaving operation that may I've patiently
dared tl,oston Mer. Jour
Manuactory l63 Broadway between Courtlsnd ard Lib.
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