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MR. D. BRAVO, of New Orleans. We would di- rect the attention of such of our readers as may wis., it New Orleans, to "The Commercial News Rooms, : of MT. D. Bravo. opposite the St Charles and Yer randall Hotels
 This gentleman, i'll connection with Messrs Hey Tiger and Black, has commenced the publication ol "The New Orleans Commercial Times" :" daily ra- per, eschswing politics. Subscription price of semi weekly country edition, S5a year. heprospeetns of this paper will appear in our columns next week It promises to be useful paper to the business pub lie.
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Captain J. ". Pollock, the counterfeiter who has been figuring somewhat extensive " Tn Alabama, and other portions of the country, has been arrested in Wheeling, Va. large amount of counterfeit bills on the Planters Bank of Tennessee, was found on his pefson.-.hemphis Appeal.
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Representatives elected.-Cumberland Ephraim Sturdiyant, dem.; N, Yarmouth- Gushing Prince, whig; Stanish--E Moulton, dem; Auburn-Thomas Howard, dem. Westbrook-no choice; Gorham-no choice,
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 EPUBIic SENTIMENT T.o-A writer in the sVan Buren Intelligencer," over the sigma lure of ''Farmer of Johnson County" is evidently of the Os3rich family. It is re- lated of that very sagacio@s bird, that when pursued, and likely to be caught, Ii pokes its head into a bush, and believes its whole body to be coneealed-all the while much he largest Par4 cf it is exposed to view He who tries to palm himself off as Gar mer'' evidently knows nothing of his busi- ness, but is certainly "a new comer" into that field of labor-though perhaps quarter of century in Arkansas-and has not even learned the language of the craft His head may be hid, but that is all--for there is the very ''tuft of leathers'' that identifies the O5- trch. So Mir. Ostrich, you had better set off on your travels again, and trust, in t.sft- tur,o to your legs rather than your tricks.
 This process of manufacturing "public sentiment" may suit the morals of some ed- itors, and promote the views of some poli- ticians; but when, few weeks since, brood of the same feather was offered for our use, we rejected it. The F'genuine article,n or none, for us.
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ANEoUIyocAL LcoMPLIMEST.-T'he "Mem- phis Eagle" usually so remarkable, alike for the critical accuracy of its use of words, and the classica!lucidity of its style, has the fol- lowing:
 "it appearsby the following from the Red River La, Republican, that Gen. Gaines and his gaildm lady have commenced running ther claims upon some of the interior coun- try Of Louisiana, as well as the great city.- May they recelseeyery rood drightfully theirs.n
 The precise idea intended to be conveyed by the term ''gallant," as applied to Mrs. Gaines, If this instance, we are unable to de- termine. The gallantry of the old General himself, every body understands ands appre- cIates; but that of his aoite, is--another mat ter "A man of gallanry" is one thing A Lady of galiantryi Beware, Mr. Eagle, that you be not in a scrape.
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THE sTArEroNvENTIoN.

As the opposers of the Convention propo- sed to be held in this city on the sth of Jan uary next, have all along professed theirreadi ness to go for 1t as soon as Gov. YELL should decline a reelection, and as that condition is already at their disposal, we have a right to expect each aud eccry man to go to work, at once and in good faith, and make the Con- venton large one--a full and faithful rep resentation of the Democracy of the Sate Let county meetings be held at the earliest convenient time, for full 'sturn out of the people,, and the proper number of Delegates be appointed.
 The plan proposed, and 1t seems to us to be the only fair and proper one, is that each county be untitled tc the same number of votes in the Convention as she has Representatives in the State Legislature But that county may send as many Delegates as she may choose, all to have seats in the Convention. and participate in all its proceedings except . uo'iag-the whole delegation from a county selecting the particular individual or ndivid- uals, of their number, to cast the vote. This is the usual plan it is fair and equal for all parties-and we have neither heard. nor can wesconceiye of any objection to it. There fore, in order that there may be an equal and uniform mode of proceeding, throughout the State, we propose the foregoing as the plan ofconsttuting the proposed Convention. If this plan be carried out, all must admit that the Convention will be s.fairly constitu- tcd''.
 The srH OF JANUARY, for reasons already given in the Banner, is proposed as the day of meeting. If, as heretofore, the election did not come on until October, later day might answer for themeeting of the Conven- ton. But as the time of election has been changed to AUGUST, the Convention ought to be held as early as January, to afford time to the candidate, whoever he may be, to canvass the State
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< 1he poacers not deiegated to tde 0nted Staies, by the Consultation, nor prohibited 6y Il 10 hle States, are reserced to the Stdtes re- Speciipely, or 10 tke people.
 AMEND. CoNsT. U. s. ART. X.
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TIE SUPREME CouRr.-The adjourned Term Of this tribunal commenced last week, in this City Chief Justice JOHNSON and Judge OLDHAM, pre- sent and Judge MAcLrN associated in the trial of the special cases
 Judge GRoss, who was expected to be present. has been kept al home by the fatal illness of several members of his family. The sad intelligence has reached here that two of the Judges children have recently died, and other members of his family are still very i'll. We need not bespeak sympathy for these severe bereavemcnts of this estlmable and dis tinguished gentleman.
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THE MtNpHrs CoSveSrIoN.-~In our columns to-day, will be found several articles in relation 10 the South Western Convention, adjourned from the 4h of July to the 18th of November. It only re- mains for to hope that 1t may be numerously at tended and that it's deliberations may result Tn the planning out, and particularly in the erecaion, oi measures which will prove really useful to our great. but too long neglected South West.
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 course, and as q ready touch-stone of the conduct of others. Time has been, in this State, when its admonitions were disregard ed and men have arisen who violated the obligations 1t imposes. But where IS the Democrat who does not regret that time, as a dark day for his party who does not hold those men as enemies to Democracy? Such time mag come again, and such men may again ''set up for themselves" But so, also, mag and aciH come the consequences of such times, and of the conduct of such men-- The scenes of 1S40 and of 1914 may be re-enacted. But lei t be constantly remem- bered, as a ''pillar of ire'' to the benighted minds of disorganizers, that if once begun by selfish politicians, these scenes will be fully acted out, as they have heretofore been, by the ereai body of he Democracy. The morning may seem bright, and the promise cheering, to the Cmsar who would be great CT than Rome. But let it be borne in mind that the Sun never sets upon great and pa trotic party, which is true to itself.
 A word of kindly 9admontion, if spoken in time, is capable of warding off both troah- lc and disgrace-eygn the brand of lasting intamy, from good heari5 which have the misfortune to be associated with inconsider- ate heads. Such word, in this "Golden Sentiment" we desire to speak to every mem Der of the Democratic party. We trust il will be received in the same spirit of candol and kindness, in which we speak it.
 ''.4 rord 10 tte aisc is sHGcieat''
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.-We lave no New Orleans papers later than September 30, from which We quoted the Market news, last week.
 The Ohio and Mississippi Rivers are said to be very low, A merchant of Little Rock, just returned from the east, was tcelce ddys on the way from Louisville.
 The Arkansas continues down. In regard to it, our neighbor, in the Gazette of Monday last, says:
 Our River continues very low-scarcely navigable by the lightest steamers, and has been for the last two months. The 'Rolla" manages to get up occasionally. It rose a few inches last night.
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CHRISTIE'S PATENT
q A. " "A MIC Rim GS.
MAGNErLC IN IILn

CHRfSTTF'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
FENHIS remarkable discovery has received the uni
"a yersal appreciation OF the Medical profession of
Great Britain, and has now been sufficiently long be
fore the American public to give fair OF lis power
and efficacy The PATENT GALNANIC RINGS
have seen found to answer all the purposes for which
the ordinary Galyanic Battery, Electric and Mag
nttic machines are used, hut without any of the
injurious SHOCKS which accompany the applications
by those Instruments and in many other respects are
more sGte and certain in accomplishing the desired
object.
The GALNANIC RINGS have been used with
perfect success in all cases Of RHEUMATISM acute
or cIonic, applying 10 the head, face limbs Govt,
Tie DooreuH, rsothache, Bronchitis Vertigo, Ncrv-
0hs ~ Sick Headache, Indigestion, PARALYSIS, Palsy,
EpIipSeS Fits, Cramp, PaIpalion oil the Heart, Apo
pleXy, Stiffness Of Joints, LumbagO, Spinal Com
plants, Neuralgia, General Debility, Deficiency of
Nervous Energy, and ALL Nervous Diseases.
E3'lheir extraordinary efir CT upon the system must
he witnessed tn be believed, and erain prevent
i've for the preceding complaints, they are equally to
he recommended. The Galvanc Rings are in every
way perfectly harmless and sold at prices Ia be
within reach Of all. CHRISTIE'S MAGNETIC
FLUID is used in connection with the Rings, render
their efficient action certain and to direct the Galvanic
influence TO particular parts which are affected.
10 For sale in Baltimore by SETH ). HANCE,
No los Baltimore street, and Of Charles and
Pratt streets a23
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ALL, CONE OFT CLEAN,

W ES: We place dozen dirty Shirts, with n
IL little soap, and a bucket full of hot water in H.
LuKENS' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHINE, and after washing from 10 To % minutes,
they all come out perfectly clean! Again put in
from b to 10 Sheets or Table Cloths, with soap and
water, az before; and in II or ID minutes they all
come out clean! Lastly, we lay from "a to so small
pieces, (sucs as can he placed together.) with soap
aud water, above, and in from Is 10 20 minutes
they also come out clean! Wonderful as this may
ii is done by the action aud action Of the wa
ter Thy means of pressurf) in connection with the
SOAP without any rubbing surface friction what
ever; consequently the clothes only uninjurrd
by the operation, hut actually made 10 last twce
long as when wa he'd by hands % Exhibitions of
washing every Monday (nornins) and Friday CATER
noon Come then ana see the machine in operation,
as it never fails to cOnvnct those who do. Enter
prising men should make themselves acquainted with
this most useful invention, deserving it Sses n
place in the kitchen Of every family. PRICES SIS,
$40 and S25, according to sizewarranted 10 perform
ce and last for years, if used according TO direction
All orders by letters tpost paid otherwise prompt
ly attended to. MANUFhCTORY No. ~ FRONT
STREET, lat the bend) between Pitt and Low-sts.,
Old Town, Baltimore, Maryland.
as mtr6m T.. LUKENS.
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
u EDWARD BIRD.

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
n EDWARD BIRD,
% . No. 2O9 BALTIMORE STREET.
between Light and Charles SITS.
Has just received from latest mportatinns aud will
continue to add 10 his stock they arrive, the most
desirable Goods imported. Also, oMEsTIG GOODS OF
will find. by calling 29 Barinore street. one of The
best assorted stocks of dnCy aud Stnpl, Dry Goods in
This city, and at The lowest prices, wholesale and retail
JUST OPENED.
New style Cashmere B'ECOSSE, all prices
French MOuselme de LANES, extra quality
bale super CLOAKlNGS
Super black and cui'i ALPACAS, very CHEAP
Saper black and blue black SILKS
Fancy Silks black and white Grapes.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
Extra rich embroidered Crane Shaws
do. Cashmere ShAWE
With variety Of other ShGWls. all prices.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS.
Just opened super lack French CLOTHS, twed
bodies, of supetorquality aud cheaper than ever.
Also, west Of England aud domestic CLOTHS
Fancy Cassimtres, all prices
LINEN GOODS.
Linen Cambria Hdkf; Cambrcs
Irish Linen and ShectngS: Barnsey do.
Extra rich Table DAMASK
Damask Table Cloths; Napkins
lluckahack Towels Russia Diaper
A full aSsoTtmen, of WHITE GOODS
Also-Sk COTTON and cashmere HOSIERY
Ladies' and geHtlCmen's silk and kid GLOVES
DOMESTIC GOODS. all kinds
Blankets, Flanncls and Pulled Linsey.
All OF which will sell Oh the best terms.
j. EDWARD BIRD,
ais No. 200 Baltimore street.
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~IsuIyG EXCURSIONS

II TO GUNPOHDER IND BUSH RTT,ERS
Parties and individuals can leave the
EsSSSa Depot Pratt street, in the passenger train
E:T9549 of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
,NSsstfR-lmore Railroad Company DAILY, Tex.
cept Sundays) at O'Clock, A NJ with the privilege
Of returning the day by either OF the trains both
of which will stop al the Bridges for that purpose
QCS-Fare for the round trip FIFTY CENTS
Special tickets are prepared and must he procured
at the Office before starting, otherwise full rates will
be- required Ivy the conductors both going and return
ing. lyle A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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CAPE MAY.

n e~e--y, CITIZENS UNION LINE.
go; Passengers for this celebrated water
ing place, by taking the steam Boat
CONSTITUTION, Capt Chaytor, from Baltimore,
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS,
at O'Clock, p. NJ, Will be assured of passage TO
Cape Nav the next morning, by the superb steam
Boat ROBERT NORRIS, Captain Douglass or the
OHIO, Captain Davis, which leaves Philadelphia on
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS,
touching at Newcastle tor Baltimore passengers.
IE3-FARE from Baltimore to Cape May, including
Meals on the Delaware and Hack Hire at Cape
Island $3.50.
jyll tf fri A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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n APANNED WARE. A large assortment
OBJ just received, consisting in part follows Can
dlesucks; Lamps; SIP toonS; Caniscrs; Match Safes;
Dressing Boxes; Cash Boxes; Spice Boxes, &c. &c.
Also, general assortment of BRITANNIA WARE;
German Silver Ware; PcrIumcGy; Wallets; Combs;
Brushes; Fancy Soaps; Jewclry; CutIciy; Pins; Nee
dies; But"ns Hooks aud Eyes; Suspcnders, &" Sc;
for sale 10 dealers very low by
a23-M ELLAS LIALE. No. LIZ Bntmnlc- ST.
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1T a CRAWFORD, Agent.

mp ENTIRE NEW STOCK or WATCHES
WIA AND JEWELRY, received this day, May %,
" Jkand are now ready for my customers and
49, those who would wish to purchase a good
Natcn' Inc stock cannot be surpassed by any other
establishment for fineDess Of quality-among which
are Gold Levers, of NJ |. Tobias & Co.'S; j. P. John
sons Church 81. Watches; Gold Lepnes; Gold An
chor LEVERS Gold Cap; Brass Cap first quality Silver
Anchor Levers; English Hunting Levers; English sim
Gle cased Levers; Vertical Watches, &C., which are
offered wholesale and retail by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
al hIs old established store, Water-st. second door
from Calvert. led ~
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EMO. II. REA'S READY MADE CLOTHING
eU ESTABLISHMENT, N. f., corner of SOUTH
.4ND PRATT STREETS.
The proprietor respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has constantly hand large md
general assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING,
to suit all seasons, made up in good style which he
will sell on low terms. alS rOiW
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MAYNARD q MOVES BLACK WRIT

MAYNARD ~ MOVES BLACK WRIT
4YA ING INK. This Ink has stood the test of 80
years experience, and during that time has been con-
stahtly Increasing i'll public favor aud patronage and
became long since, and still continues to be the lead
ing article ~ the kind in the country II flows with
freedom, is permanently black and will hot mould
under any circumstances and is adapted to both steel
ana quill pens Dealers and consumers can be fur
nshed with it as low as they generally pay for inferior
Inks. For sale BY
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT & NUDGE,
az south Charles street
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A l. N A n A C.
Rises sets. tioon 'sphasCs,
MARRIED..

On the 10Th inst. by the Rrv'h. Mr.. Dunlop, ADAM
WADDLE to Miss MARTHA DAROCGH, all OF tins cry
Dn the 2lst inst. by the Rev. Mr., Best, Thomas t.
KELLY to Miss REBEcCA BINSIN, all Of this rly.
On the Ism inst ny the R'y'd Mr. Schrclbct, VI. j.
KENNY to Miss MARY TERESA MURRAY, of this city.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LlKENESSES.
1MNAkEN on an Improved principle, by

KERFOOT & KING.
, "A favorable opportunity is now offered to the La
aies and Gentlemen Of Baltimore, to obtain NINA
TURE PORTRAITS in the most perfect stvle of
execution, which for life like beauty, disnctness and
accuracy, are acknowledged to he unsurpassed. Chill
ureh TAKEN at all ages i'll from four IN ten seconds.
Adults in from fifteen seconds TO one minute Fami-
lies taken IN esups also invaiidS and deceased per
sons taken at their residence on the shortest notice.
Llkehesses taken III all kinds of weather and salts
faction guaranteed in all eases Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied
WS.Rooms 1879 and 2l8 south side IF BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light streets, where
persons are respectfully invited To call and examine
specimens and Judge for themselves Miniatures CO.
lnreu III inc most hrautItul manner. te5-tf
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FURNISHING FARMHOUSE REMOVED.
&. -. " EE'MORE tSs ca.
MHAEE REMOVED their HOUSE. FUR
n NlSHfNG WAREROONS from their old stand
to No. 10 N. CHARLES ST, where they will be
happy to wal! on tkeir patrons and the public gen
orally '..t 'r..t
All Kinds of FAMILY HARDWARE, TABLE Cutlery.
SILVER PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE, BLOCK Tx
WArE, SOLAR AND HALL LAMPS, GIRONpoLEs, TEA
TRAYS AND WATERS, KITCHEN FURNITURE, Cook
mo UTENSILS, &c. SC, including every variety of
House kef ping Articles constantly hand at the o,o
est cash prices. .... ... .''.. jyc3-lm
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OUT! SELLING OUT!

ELLISG OUT! SELLING OUT!
~ WITHOUT REGARD TO COSTM
Those DESTROYS of obtaining cheap Bargains, had
better call and examine the stock Of Dry Goods at
WIN. K. McCOMAS' Old stand, No. f4I BAL1GMoRE
STREET, two doors taSt of Green II is useless TO en-
umerate the stock, as every article usually found in n
retail diy goods store WI he found III this. Keep on
the took out you will miss tins great chance iOt
bargains, they all to be disposed Of before Sa-
turGay, .Oth August.
a22-3t' No. 42l MARkET STREET.
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MUANUE'S MEDTCATED CANDY, FOR
Ii Il COLDS, COUGHS AND HOARSENESS.
at has long been the eftrt Of man
To save fellow mortalS from death.
To cure them Of Coultls and of Colds,
Consumption aud Shotmess OF Breath.
The way, then, al length has been found
For man 10 obtain quick relief
Its virtues will surely aSlUuud,
And make HIM the same OF belief.
would you live, then, in joy and in health,
Feel hale when old age shall advance
If so, ny far better Than wealth,
II the Candy. made only by Hance."
Price p cents per package, OF five for 81.
For sale by SETH 5. HANCE, corner of Charles
and PSat, SIS. aus
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AvzxA FOR SALE-A FARM of about 100
NRffMf acres, about miles from the city, situated
Ii spsSa between the Hartford and Bel Air Turnpike,
about 20 or 80 acres of which are in good
wood land, principally hickory, OAK and chesnu; and
all under good fencing The Improvements are 4
comfortable dwelling, barn, cow and stone milk
house, and every other necessary out building. Also,
an orchard of choicest fruits, and fine meadows with
COED stream Of water running through them. Title
indSpuable and will be sold great bargain. Apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
al3 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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II NIGHT,s XyEEKLY VOLUME. A

IL NIGHTS WEEKLY VOLUME. A
kA- cheap series OF weekly publications, of which
the following volumes have been published, viz:
Biography of WIN. CaXton, vol.
Mind among the Spndles, VOL
The EnqlishwOman in Egypt, vols.
Lambs Tales from Shakespeare, 9 vols.
Textile Manufactures of Great Britain
The Chinese, vols.
Feats on the Ford vol.
Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered, 2 vols.
Bird Architecture, vol.
The Elephant vol; Rambles by Rivers, | vol.
History of literature and learning in England vols
Dialogues on Instinct, vol.
History Of Birish Commerce 3 vols.
volume of varieties, vol.
The Camp of Refuge, vols.
Chemical manufactures of Great Britain, l vol.
Civil War of Rome, vol.
The Life of Sir Thomas Gresham, l vol
Pursuit of knowledge, 3 vols.
Pictures of English Lfe--Chaacer; vel.
Memoirs OF Workman, l vo,; The Cid, vol.
AnE Oh me ABOVE works sold separately. Just re-
celVea and Tor sale by F. LUCAS, JR.,
iva No lie Baltimore street.
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On The 22d inst in the 25th year of his age, PETER
DEvLlS, native Of county Down, Ireland The de
ceased had studied during five years in Maynnoln
College, Ireland and Two Years in Mount st. Mary'S
Seminary, Emmitt>burg, Md. He had come four
weeks ago to Baltimore, where he intended on the
resumnr of the classes continue his course of di
vinity the Catholic Theological Seminary of this
city. Having gone with a few friends to the Sping
Gardens whilst swnU ing the shore his strength
Suddenly taited him, and he sank before any assis
ance could be given him. He was n most pious and
exemplary young man, and would have been, accord
ing all appearances, if Divine Providence had not
disposed otherwise, very jealous and holy Clergy
man. May his soul rest in peace.
On the 2lst inst. Mrs. Lucy McTAGGARr, aged So
years, wife Of James hcFaggart.
On the eth Instant, from the effects of fright by
dog, BENJAMIN THEODORE, aged year and Ia DAYS,
infant son OF VIM. and Ellen Frances Watts.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
UPHOLSTERY s PAPERHANGlNGS.

UPHOLSTERY s. PAPERHANGlNGS
" OUIS MULLER offers for sale large lot of
Ia Paperhangngs, Borders and Fire Screens, to
suit purchasers, at very reduced prices. He will hang
paper i, the neatest manner at e lowest rates He
makes to order Mattresses; Beds; Cushions Carpets
an, Curtains. Lays Oil Cloths, Carpets, Mating, SC.
He has in store, a lot Of cheap g-end Ornaments,
Table Oil Cloths, Door Mats, Window Shades, Vent
and Stat Blinds, Cord and Tasses, and aircIclh
He does every variety of Upholstery work al the
lowest rates. willing always to labor low, as to pro
cure the more of it. TO those wishing anything done
in the above line he respectfully solicts their patron
age. Call Vt No. 1 LIBERTY STREET, enc door
north of Ba tmore ST. a6 If