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Fry's majority. 3Ot
[roroyopds,pe 81 ne Baltir,or< SIM.

WASHINGTON, MAY Ist, 1876.
CIRCUIT COURT.-U. S. rs FaAscls Tho.
MAs.-At eleven O'Clock Ibis exciting case was
taken up. Within The bar were a number OF la
dies, members Of Col Benlon's and Governor
McDowel's families several Senator's and Rep.
IesentaIves; several witnesses from MARYLAND
among whom | noticed Judge ]. c. Lecrand
OF your city The witnesses for the United
States and for the uelence-iorty-seve in num-
ber-were called. All we're present. or will
be in few days save Mrs. Linn OF Nilsson
n. Inc motion that was made some four
weeks since By the counsel for The accused that
a commission be issued 10 take her deposition
which then was partially argued, was renewed BY
General Jones. The General admitted that eyi-
dence taken by such commission could never be
read save by consent, and he stated his object
was 10 compel the prosecution 10 consent To such
course, BY having the case continued, and he
now moved the Court 10 continue The case ill
they should consent.
The General argued in favor Of the conlinn-
anee, in an able speech OF more than three hour.
in length.
lie was followed BY General Waddy Thomp-
son OF South Carolina in reply. This gentleman
commented with much severity upon the conduct
OF The accused, in Thus evadin2 trial OF these
charges, which he ha, boldly challenged AMI de-
nanded through the papers lie reviewed the
authorities cited BY General j., and commended
that The Court could nct continue the case with
this view; that the Courts of England never
went so far save when the witnesses we're beyond
the jurisdiction of the Court. He also denied
thai the defendant had any legal right TO use The
evidence Of Mrs. Linn, TO the point intended
By him, g. G, The rendering her husband infa-
mous;) yel stated that the prosecution would
waive all objections feeling satisfied OF the To-
tai innocence Of The parties, and OF the want OF
foundation for The charges. The gentleman
spoke for more ihsn two hours.
The counsel III The case are, p. Barton Key,
District Attorney; Hon. J. J. Crit enden, OF Ky;
Hon. Waddy Thompson, of 9. c.. and p R. Fen
dali, Esq, Tor the prosscurion-Gen Walter
Jones and A. P. Maulsby, Esq, OF Md for the
defence.
During all proceedings in This case, lie Cont
consists OF but two Judges. The indictment was
lolnd during The time Judge Dunlop was Judge
81 The criminal court, but he being connected by
marriage with The accused, the case was sent 10
This court 10 lie tried since then Judge d. has been
appointed 10 Ihs court as an associate Judge, and
meets the care here again. He, for The above
reason, does not sit in the case
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-05
10 The Editors oftde Enquirer !:

h'NA"RA COURT tiorsE April 26, 1876.
Genllemen take The earliest opportunity 10
inform you OF The result Of the Senatorial Flee
ton in this district as well as the county cleo
tons, as far as ascerained. Mr.. Fry, the Demo.
cratic candidate, is elected 10 the Senate BY ma
loriy, which will not be much il any, short ofy80
votes: ! annex the maJoriles as lar as received.
by when You will perceive that he is now up
wards OF 3OO Votes ahead and the counties yet
10 near from will increase his majority from
one 10 Two hundred Votes You will ner
ceive also, that the staunch Wing county OF
hana~ha has given The Democratic candi-
date majority, for the first tire in ,weEe
years. AS soon as accurate returns are re-
ceived, will send detailed statement Of
The vote. ln Cabell and WAYNE, Morris. d j.
elected over Shelton, d., by a small MAJORITY
IN Mason and Jackson, Wagsoner, W., beats
wager, u, some 90 or 70 votes-(a Wing eain)
From Fayelte, Nicholas and Logan We have no
returns, except report from two precincts in
taye!te, where The Democratic candidates were
largely ahead. We lear We shall lose in some
" Inc southwestern counties in consequence OF
our divlsions there-but We hone The Stale is safe
and that our Senator, the late DISTINGUISHED Chair
man OF the Committee ON Foreign Affairs who
acquired such an nneI"iable notori.ty for his
etteedtnsiy hucid Esrort on The Texas question
will DC consigned 10 the shades of private life
Cicndenin, (W.) Fry, 3D.
ndhd"hd, MAJ. 65
LABEL ana Wayne. /" 215
Jackson, So
Mason, mai He
400
Il6
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rar,,,s of fine Enquirer.

~. Enourer is published DAILY ana SEui-
Nv Fct The Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
VEN ,he rate oC eight dollars f taken for snort.
nuT' AZ nan one wear. For .he Sum-Weekiy, nVe
pe'lea ," mann, and Three Dollars for SIX months,
das w. d,ance 10 be paid IN the Office, or RENTED oy
PNans :" Md or Six Dollars per annum at the END oi
mail posi- pA'u'
be yea, ,.s 10 this office may be RENTED per mail,
SS ,-aiiahle Bank notes. al tho risk oil tue I1ui-
IL goa ',.as, a al ,sters being pad oy me srsm
tor u II single letter is scarcely of any account
TN ps'" IL is the accumulation oil postage, !" an
,tie WIZ, ,.urss, which operates as serious TAX
upon ''' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,ur nAILY ENCOURAGING one square OF
IN I.- or less, first insertion, htty Genus, anu
sitieeH Insertion twenty five ccnts-h insert
every wers, twice week, or three times week.
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- or less first insertion, 10 cehtS' iof cue" e'n'ia
an,, 50 cents :. ...oron,n;.d 10 I'M Tho
uue. or satisfactory references, 10 insure execu-
ton. .;.,, o,a cbarsed 6fty dollars for thirty
md in that proportion for advertisements OF
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who are charged one hundred dollars, paper w
elnGrd] u. f,on, ,he country,
~ -. ,hs carty's handwriting IA unknown al TINS
,.t he authenticated hy the endorsation OIL inc
IN The nei2hborhood, or they Will IN no case
o,ahi;.had Every measure, that mas been TAKEN W
&c n,posons and Qulzzes, has proved here'olote
ps,,ing We must, therefore, Insist IL sucn case
n ,hs communication bcine certified by the name OIL
~, pa,imasicr .criirn the back Of tao letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-05
TWENTY-NiNTH CONGRESS-.
THcRsn4y, ArRiL so.
SE NATE,

The bill from ihe House 10 establish The Smith
sonian Institution was referred 10 q Select Com
mlllce, consisting Of Mtssrs Dix, Corwin, and
Lewis
Mr. Sewer called up he resolution he had
Offered some days since, calling upon the 1rea-
sury Department Tor supplement, 10 the synop-
sis OF Treasury Instructions for The adminslra-
lion OF The revenue laws from l7s9 10 the present
time.
A very nninerc.ipe debate ensued in which
Messrs. Allen and J. Nj. Clavlan advocated the
Importance If the work called for, and Messrs
Evans and Benton denounced il as utterly worth.
less.
Mr.. Wescott was opposed 10 the resolution.
The whole design was 10 afford some ground for
the payment iihe compiler, Doctor Mayo, who
had written boekdeiaming General Jackson, and
for that reason he was opposed 10 il.
MIR. Archer advocated the resolution. He
wished The work broushl before The Senate, in or
der that he and others might examine it, and
form an opinion Tor themselves. As 10 The senti-
ment ofthe Senator from Florida he could not re-
probate il loo strongly. He was surprised hat The
value oil work was 10 be measured by the fact,
thai the person employed 10 compile ii had or had
not written a book against General Jackson.
Mr. Westcolt explained that The intention ofhis
remark was, that he would not sanction the en-
ployment in the service OF The Government oiany
man who had slandered General jackson or any
other President.
After two hours having lbeen spen, in The de-
bate, The whole subject was laid upon The table,
with The understanding that it should rot again be
taken up.
The Senate then took up The bill 10 aid The
State OF Mississippi in the construction OF rail.
road from Jackson, through Brandon, 10 The west
ern boundary OF Alabama
The bill was briefly advocated by MIR. Speight
and Mr.. Calhoun and opposed by Messrs. Bag
by and Miles, and after slight amendment was
finally passed ayes %, noes 8.
After some progress in private bill the Senale
adjourned over until Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House me, al nine o'clock, pursuant to
adjournment yesterday. and after the reading Of
The journal and The the presentation Of petition
Tor National Library for the Blind adjourned
until Monday at ! o'clock.
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ELLIs's MEDICAL FORMULARY.

ELLIS'S MEDICAL FORMULARf.
CoRREcrIoN-Tbe publishers OF this work re-
spec,luIly request those persons who have The Sc
yenrh edition to correct Typographical error ior
the "Medicsted Hydrocyanaie OF Potassium, al
in nlace of tina, for drachn. The following is
The correct prescription, and corresponds with The
proportions directed in all The previous editions OF
The work.
R. Potassii hydrocyanici medica,i, drachms.
Aqua de,tillarn, 0 drachm.
Sacchari purihcati, 3 ozs.
Fiat Solnio-Dose, a tablespoonful, night
and morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-05
To the Ed,Lors Of The Enquirer:

WgLLsDuRG, Brooke CO., April q.
Gentlemen: Brooke county, the span handle, !"
has acted nobly. Bambrick, sterling Demo-
Graf, is elected by majority Of LBS over the
Wing candidate. This is an increased majority
over Folks vote Of 81. You will find in friend
Bambrica pure man and an nnainching Demo
crat. Brooke will send no Others. Here we
suffer no divisions in our parry. We lay aside
all personal considerations, and GO for the strong
est man, or al least the nominee OF the party.
Thompson leads Par.io,, in this county l3I
votes, but the news has just reached us that Par
riotl is elected by a litle upwards of 100 MAORI
w. This regret-tor large majority OF the
Democratic party in this county would rather
have heard OF 1'hompson's election than any
other man in the Stale. The Wings Of Wheel
ing | am told, stopped al no means TO defeat him.
There is no doubt OF its being Wing District,
as Harrison carried il by near 400, and Clay by
near 300 majority. MIR. Newman, ii is true, was
elected twice, but he has the reputation OF being
Parriou's equal in electioneefirg, and is good
stumper-besides, he possesses and exercises
more energy than any man | ever saw.
In Marshall, Pollock The Democratic candi
date, hear, is defeated by The vote from Wheel
ing. | am told he is 4 most excellent man. DO
wish this voting in so many counties could be
abolished, and let each county select its own de-
legae.
From the number OF candidates running in
some Of the mountain counties, do not be sur
prsed to hear of Wing gains.
It is reported here, that Horner OF Tyler a
Wing, is elected, in consequence OF two Demo-
cratic candidates. This is A bad business but
trust you will do better in "OM Fuginnv"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-05
&rNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

IhiS Company was incorporated In the year 1918,
N. WIN perpetual charter and capital Of S95o 900,
h.. ENSURES against loss or damage by FIRE on Dwelling
pases, Manufacturing Establishments, Household
h,anats, and Merchandise in general, the NEST
s,s my losses which the Compsny may sustain on
"s,e and loeraiity. =. - -
"ppeatons Tor nsurases or the renewal Of policies,
~ made TO the subssrber. who has been daily ap-
Nv agent for the City of Riehmoad and yisinity.
S-cota H. BALDWIN, Agent.
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DEATHS.

Died at the residence Of MIR. James Cunning
ham, in Meckenburg Comfy, on Tuesday, The
Dist April, after short illness, A,ExAsDER, in
FAINT son OF John R., and Frances Finch.
Farewell little angel! Return 10 the bosom Of
thy Heavenly Father, who has said that "Ot
such is the Kingdom Of Heaven"
s14Soulhern Churchman and Petersburg Intel.
liecncer will please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-05
V;rriu;a Military In.tifute

i Of visiters, applications will be received IN
Ill tho 2ilh day Of June next, to fill the Chair OF
PHYSICAL SCIENCES, IN the Virginia Mill
tary Institute:
"R>~lred, That The Board will proceed, at
its next Annual Meeting, 70 appoin,a Professor
of the Physical Sciences, and that the Superin-
tendenl be directed TO advertise the same in such
newspapers as he may deem expedienL"
Signed, P. G. JOHNSTON,
President Of the Board of Visilers.
Persons DESTROYS of making application, may
obtain all necessary information by addressing
the Superintendent, by letter, post paid
FRANCIS II SMITH,
Superintendent Va. Military Institute.
March l4-3,aw3w &lawlNJu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-05

ronN BINNs, Commissioner for the statss of VII
y einia North and Seuth Casolina, and Marylan
reside IN the State Of Pennsyvania, has his Once
IS, soulh Sixth street, Phadephis. May l-SN'
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EDMUND ]. GOODE,
Attorney at Law

WILL attend strictly 10 all business entrusted t. nim
w in tho counties Of Appomattox, Campbell, Chat
loste and Prince Edward.
Address. Clover Hin, Appouia,tox county, virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-05

It is Of no use for Mr.. Clay 10 run again.
Webster is the man. The enthusiasm in Boston
is pro di-gi-ous. Since ne called Mr.. lngeIsoll
such hard Names our pacific senator is looked
upon as a hero, and will therefore run Scott, Clay
Crit,enden, Corwin, and Clayton offihe track.
Boston Pot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-05
Extract referred TO.
m,EGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,

"pear Sir: Your Horse, shaheen, Is o.
the has, Arabian race aud is the finest Horse in this
CIV His Majesty, tho Sultan has not his equal In his
numerous stud a II the subject Of general aduiira
lion on The part of the Turks whenever he taken
out. deem myself exceedingly fortunate In having
obtained him, &c, &C. Very truly yours, &c.
Mach o-c,3IstMay oDhBNEY g. CARR"
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WANTED.

WANTED.
A SITUATION (for a young LADY, az teacher IN a
"A private famIy. She !. competent TO teach Ausic,
r,.rrb and ali The branches OF an English Education.
Tha rnn.t satisfactory references given. Terms
moderate. address Miss NJ. o. T., Wsrrentop, Viz
LII. Mayi-ct
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- - - = -
R0ST0N

= This distinguished HORSE, whose per.
~ formances on the turf were uneqnalled, and
~ whose colts have, as far as tried, heen uh-
ILL commonly successful, 30 much so, that every
one but one) that has trained has been ioiantr,
win stand this Spring at my plantation, Oakland in the
county Of Chesterfield, about twenty-five miles from
both P.,er,bnre and Richmond, and IL now ready 10
srrya mares NJ fifty dollars payable at It's eI-
p,rarion which will no fftsenth July next. servsns
sent with mares will he boarded gratis, and mares FED
and well led, II wished al Isasonape
and lots extensive, and excellent. -
Feb. l7-ctlstJune w. n 'oHncoN.
az The Richmond Wing and Petersburg inteliigensor
will COPY and continue till nrst June.
"lt Is the bounden duty OF every true Soaiherner 10
subscribe forthwith to newspaper which 80 noblY do
fe pas southern rights even il IL were not what Is
the ablest literary journal in America"
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sTaTrs FIR The Eastern District Of Virginia
Jaquelin P. Taylor aud others, ,.
vs.. IN Dahhi"PSSy'
Beverly sydnor,
that the sum or S505l &c deposited In Bank snS)eet
TO distribution among them; and tho Coun WIN oe
10 make an order for It's distribution at tine next
tam = ~ RICHARD RUSSELL,
Com. and Assignee OF said Beverly sydno''
An,tl etf
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The Western Continent,

PARK BENJAMIN. sp WIN T. THOMPSON, EDiroas,
rs 4 family newspaper, published every Saturday In
/ Baltimore, Maryland, and devoted to the pieseivs-
lion OF the Union and the best interests oil the Souh
OF no party In politics, but independent containing
The most novel and pleasing literature, and uii cpl
tome of all the current Though established snt
little more than three MONTHS II already has weekly
circulation Of FIVE THOUSAND coriKs-quits sumeshl
10 insure lis psrmanency This number IS Increased oy
daily acceeslons Of subscribers from all parts OF lne
country. Specimen numbers, containing pfsspeelus,
&C are always sent 2rauitouslv TO any one appyins
by letter postpaid The terms Of the paper are a. os
lows:
For one subscriber, 20 year in advance.
For three subscribers, IS year In advance.
For club Of ten subscribers, 9l5 ayear In advance
For club of fifteen subscribers, $40 year ID aa-
vance. 80 .,.a
Ia art a. agents. and will no allowed handsome as
euunt on any number Of subscriptions obtained ana io
warded by them. Money may he RENTED 70 Ine pup
fishers always their risk and expense The Ds
Of any solvent Bank any State received at their homo
ynlue Address the EdiOis or Publishers,
Jaryls Building, North Street, Baltimore, Marylsno.
n B. Agents to obtain subscriptions, and sell single
Numbers OK tie Western Contineni, wanted 10 MARY
iaad Virgins, and all tbs Southern and western
tewns and yarss. Also, travelling agents, TO wnem
satisfhst compensation viii be allowed Pssae Ap
nj losoeT, pOgtpat6. Apth "" -
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VA,

The fourteenth section provides lhatthis act go
into operation within sixty days alter approval
by the President, the Secretary OF The Treasury
to make all needlul regulations not Inconsistent
with ne laws Of The United States, 10 give effect
10 its provisions.
The fifteenth section rpsals all laws and parts
Of laws inconsistent with this act.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-05

Yankee invention is ineyhaustible. One OF lis
most singular and ye, convenient applications
We now have in our hands, sent By J. w. Ran
dolph & Co. II is a series OF pen-nibs, cut out
Of quilts by machinery, and intended 10 be used
as the steel pens are They are very cheap, (75
cents for 10 dozenD write remarkably well, and
are great comfort TO poor scribes like ourselves
who never could manufacture decent pen.
II The Wings can make nothing our OF the
Democratic quarrels in New York. When the
voting comes on, and principles are 10 be main
tanned, the Democrats move in solid column
Last Tuesday an election took place throughout
the State OF New York for delegates to State
Convention 10 revise the State Constitution
In New York city The whole Democratic ticket
succeeded, and the Tribune (Whis) says-"from
all we have heard we infer that the STATE is lost,
and that Locofocosm will have the remodelling
OF the Constitution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-05

"There are one hundred and twery thousand
children in Virginia, who attend no s:hool what
ever. Is il surprising, then, that The Sia'e CONT.
nues 10 support Locofocoism7 The good Wing
county OF Jefferson decided, at The recent cleo
lion, TO establish free schools in that ,ounty--so
10 make sure that the people would snnd BY the
Whio failh=[ RnninOrc PalrioL
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-28

S.ux nv R,uno,p-We learn from the Newark Daiy
Advertiser that by virtue of decree of the Court Chances
the Elzabcthtown and Somervile Railroad was SOLD y ~
ton on Monday in Elzabcthtown, for Sl25, oOo'
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-28

WrLL,Sp CANAL.-Ofcial notice has been s, ., -, =,
provided the weather will permit, the Weiand oa'
omen for navigation on the LIST Of April.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-28

TERMS:
Two DoLLAns year, OsE DOLLAR for the first regular
session Of each Congress and FFTY CENTS final
sion OF each Congress- and the for each Extra Ses
son--payable "a all in advance.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-28

pbNN'isiN submitted the following:
hesofued That the Committees Military and Naval Az
ars respectively lay before the Senate estimates
nicaed TO them by the respective of War and the
Navy for the increase OF the military naval means for the
defence OF the country.
Mr. FAIRFIELD said that, in reply to an inquiry which
had been made yesterday he had that the Committee
ON Naval Affairs had been in possession Of reports made from
the heads Of the several Bureaus to the Secretary Of the NAVY
which reports communicated 10 the committee for the
purpose Of enabling them to make up tho estimates and had
been returned to the Secretary according his dcsre The
committee therefore, had not in their power comply with
the resolution.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.


EW r.. BURTON respectfully informs his pa.
w irons and friends, that he has engaged for
four nights only.
THE RAVEL FAMILY,
whose extraordinary popularity attracted crowded
houses at Niblo'S Garden for many seasons until
burned out by the recent destructive conhagration
These wonderful aItstes, fifteen in number, consist
of GABRIEL RAVEI.
ANTOINE RAVEL, JEROME RAVEL,
Francois Ravel, Leon Javeli, Martin JavelIi,
M, HENRI from the Opera at Paris,
NJ. Marceiti, NJ. FERN, Mia Mamma
Madame Leon Javelli, Madame Jerome Ravel
Made Martin JavelIi, Madcmoisele Javelli
: THIS EVENING, Oct. 18Th, the entertainments
will consist of TIGHT ROPE. by the Ravel Family
dramatic pan,omime called JOCKO, THE BRA
LILLIAN APE. In whicA the entire RAVEL FAMI-
LY will appear
VOL AU VENT. Characters BY the RAVEL FA-
MILY.
Prior to which, THE TRUE USE OF RICHES
Christopher Strap, MI. T. G. BOOTH.
DI3- Boxes so GEMS. Pit 25 cents.
W Doors open at quarter past 7-PerOrmance to
CONNIE. &c quarter to 3 O'Clock. Ii
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EUsT RECEIVED AT THE NEW TEA

JUST RECEIVED AT THE NEW TEA
% STORE, No. ITO GAY STREET, between
Front and High another lot of the New York Canton
Tea Company's superior TEAS, which, with the
large assortment already on hand, forms very
choice stock. The Company is the oIdt ST Tea con.
Germ in America, and their facilities and experience
in the TEA TRADE are unbOunded. The universal
satisfaction which our TEAS have given since their
introduction INFO this city about four weeks since
render their superiority certain than loud boast
ing. We invite all to give them trial and see if
they find any "CantOn Humbug"
Always on hand, Green and Roasted COFFEE
Qy- We expect persons 10 return our goods when
they do not give entire satisfaction.
OF JAMES X. PORTER, Agent,
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NOTICE. The unt, rsgned has just received
IN large assortment of the new AIR TIGHT
COOK STOVES from the Peeksk Stove Works.
in New York State, and has opened a warehouse and
office at No. 40 s. CALVERT STREET, Baltimore
The proprietor Of this establ hment feels warranted
assuring the public that his assortment of STOVES
&C., is equal to any that can be offered this season.
as they are all of the newest and best patterns aud
on as reas nable terms. Your attention is respect
fully solicited 10 his stock of Stoves when making
purchases. He feels confident, from experience and
advantages in manufacturing he can offer the most
ts'actory inducements as TO price, quality and
style.
b3-Orders solicited at No. 49 South Calvert street,
Baltimore.
05-J 1BBING and REPAIRING done at the short
est notice. THOS. NORRIS,
sel9lm* Proprietor.