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FROMTHE EXCHANGE READING-ROoM BOOKS.
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
1 Schr. PoItia, Krwan, PemGm0uco ana market,
SAILED-Brigs ST. Andrew, Cromwell, Jamaica;
zGrowler, Ulmer, Mobile; schrs John, Conway, Tor
Brazil; POrtia, Kirwan, for PesnambncO Euphema,
ARRIVED,
schr. Caroline Frances, Fountain, from Philadel-
/ phia, Peach Orchard and Broad Mountain Coal, to
Chas West s. Co,
Sloop Syrian, Denisht, from Philadelphia, mdse to
sundry persons,
Steamer Ericsson, Green, from Philadelphia, mdse.
Steamer R. F, Stockton, Layrnan, from PhiIadel-
phia, mdsc. 10 j. A. Shriver
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Reports
tn the bay hve full rugged brgs, viz: one off the Rap
pahannOc1; one off the Potomac, (spOe her. but did
not understand the name, from n. OeaIs;) one Off
Point No Point; one off Cedar Point and one off Tho
mas Pont-ali bound up.
MEMORANDA.
BaTque Inca Buxton, of Baltimore from Canton
and NacaO Nov, II, arrived at New York 8th inst.
B8Tque Bctitia Lewis, for New Orleans sailed FIN
Rio de Janero 10th Jan; and brig Noble Speighs, for
Baltimore, do. do. 18th.
Brig Afford, Mason FIN New Orleans for Baltimore,
WAS spoken Sd inst. ut A. m. in the gulf stream 10y
schr Globe at n York, FIN Demararal was in IA very
ieaky condition, requiring the pumps constantly at
work TO keep her Free had lost all sails bulwarks
aud deck swept of every thing-she required assist
ance, but unfortunately none could be rendered her,
on account of tremendous gate blnw g at the ii me.
Br brig Bermudiana, Saunders, for BaO, clealed
a. Bermuda Doth ut
Brig AbO Jones, hence, arrived at Rio de JaneirO
18th January.
Brig Justina Claypool, of Baltimore, unc. was left
at Demarara 18th cit Brig Harp. Gator, sailed from
do 18th for Laguayra,
Brig Mary A. Jones, Jones, from Rio Grande, was
enormously reported in the New York papers arrived
at that port on Friday last
Schrs Washington, Gould, and MiSent, Tunnel,
both hence at " York 9th inst,
SchT. Decatur, Peterson, OF Baltimore, from New
Orleans, was left at -. JOseph'S Island 18th ult,
Schr. Highlander, Pendleton, from Charleston for
Attakapas was spoken 9th u Off TimbeleY Island
Schr. Home, DelanO, from st. Marks, arrived at NJ
Orleans LIST inst.
Schr. Iowa, Stevens, of Baltimore, from Falmouth,
Jam, arrived al Philadelphia Monday.
Schr. Maria, Bueklin, from Batmare, arrived at
Newborn, N. c. 18th ult
Schr. Excel, Crowell, from Baltimore, arrived at
New York Sta inst.
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FOR SALE g. RENT.
FOR SALE. A very valuable

| ~ EGkOES FOR SALE. A very valuable
country servant girl, between l3 and ID years Of
age strong aud healthy, good plain cook, washer,
ana TOHer, 10 serve until the 18th Of Nov, 1857 the
present owner having further use for her Also, a
very likely mulatto girl, l8 years of age, from the
country, hTst rate nurse and seamstrcss, Sci can
come well TecOmmendedj TO serve about II years
Also, very likely and valuable dark naatto gr, 70
years OF age, to serve Is years. she is very and
clea1iyg good house servant and nurse, and well
grown former age sound and althy, and can come
recommended Also, very likely black boy, II
years OF age, 10 serve 10 years. very and active
The above servants all come highly recommend
ed from their respective owners. Families wishing
10 purchase have now fine opportunity. ApSy to
LEWIS F. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
few doors from the corner of SouTA,
fe20 Nearly opposite the Exchange.
rafssh4z POR RENT-The new and eligiby
H#;:! siraated WAREHOUSE, No. IA Hanover ST.
EM!!H cOTnSr of German, now OecupFed by the sub
.Mfa ltAscriEer 1t is finished in the best manner,
and heated wAh one of Hayward, Fox g. Co.'S patesl
NOT air furnaces, and also contains u SCOTS As
be9toS Fire Proof Safes made TO order For further
particulars apply 20 the subscriber the premises.
d9-lf IA Hanover street.
ETHOR SALE---A great variety of DWELLING
- HOUSES, in different locations throughout the
city, many of which elgiby situated in popular
neishbarhOods built in modern style, tasleftIily and
conveniently arranged, at prices from S200Oto 925,
500 There are very many from $500 10 S2OG8, on de-
sirabbe terms, in every direction Public attention is
particularly called 10 a story DWELLING
%sF49ss4la HOUSE III Salisbury street. south SIDE, be-
SssEW tween High and Exeter sts., with a . story
H--AAaL back Building. Lot is 10 by 100 feet deep,
10 an alley ror carriage, with hydrant i'll the yard
price slSe.
ID There are TWO story and attic DWELL
EHs# ING HOUSES on The south side OF Pitt ST.,
.4aHslA near Canal street, u. feet by lao deep, at
1915 each; , Warehouses on the north west corner Of
Hanover and German streets, desirable terms one
On sUlth Pac@ street, p gtoy--Sl250
Farms and Country Seats, wear and distant from
lDlnuOidly' IA DF0gpl m nd
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TIME LENTEN MONITOR, or Moral Re-
IL fections and Devout Aspirations on the Cos
pels for each day from Ash Wednesday to Easter
Sunday, by Rev. p. BAKER. "Behold now is the &C.
ceptabe time, now is the day of Salvation" Pub
lished and Tor sale by +. LUCAS, DR..
fe26 No. 10 Baltimore street.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

SSS Received by the ship MOnte2umq at New sssIsR
- York, from London, supply Of GARDEN 80
SEEDS in fine order, of the most approved and best
kinds, embracing many new varieties not yet known
here and offers them at prices which cannot but give
satisfaction. Besides every thing in my line of bust
ness, such as Fruit, Ornamental Trees, Shgubbery
and llerbane0us Plants, with an extensive collection
of Greenhouse Pants-as Camias, Roses, CactusGs,
Geraniums, Bubous Roots, &c. sc.
va. BOQUETS furnished and sent at the
e8Sil1SS shortest notice, and FLOWER POTS at re-
.YS.SS duced prices, by
JOHN FEAST, Florist and Scotsman,
fel7-lawlt 279 Lexington-st, Baltimore,
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ENGINEERs, AND ME-

GSCRTBNER'S ENGINEERS AND ME-
- CHANCES COMPANf0N-A new work JUST
published, illustrated with 81 engravings
The articles on Steam, and the Steam Engine, as
also Locomotives, Railways and Friction, are from
the fastest European publications, and contain all the
improvements Of the day on these subject The arti-
Gle on Friction is from the pen of Mons. Morn Pro-
essor in the University of Paris, prepared for the
Press under the sanction ofthe French Government,
and is j mOstinyaluabe article. For sale by
JOSEPH N. LEWIS,
ial3 No. 276 Baltimore street,
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SILVER SPOONS, SILVER SPOONS. Now
- ready for sale Table, Tea, Salt and Mustard
Spoons; Butter HALVES; Soup Ladies', with great
variety Of Silver work OF the finest slVer-Also Ger
man Silver Spoons and britannia Ware. Persons
going TO housekeeping viii be supplied at low prices
b. GABRIEL D CLARK,
f51S Wafer street, ID door from Calvert.
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ME PLUS ULTRA TOBACCO. The I'M
~ designed has now on hand, and is daily receiv
ing large quantities of superior Chewing Tobacco,
to which he invites the attention of lovers Of the
weed. II. f. KERNER,
fe26 No. 1874 Lexington Market Space.
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.

M3& For sale al my old stand, No. BIB EU-
NBZisW TAW STREET, one door NORTH of Loy-
RS-asA ngtonst. The extensive sale of my
&AeAGsA HATS to5 the last ten years, is she sur
cot guarantee that can offer to t.se pub
ic for the durability and finish Ofmy BATS. / again
call the attention Of the public TO my Neutra Beaver
HATS, at $3.50, bell, wing them to be unrquagled for
the price in the city. Also on sale, HATS of all
qualities, from $3.50 upwards.
mh6-Jm CHARLES TOW2DN.
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AHOORE'S PECTORALf 10
1VR offering this valuable Medi cine for safe,
subscriber would inform the public that is no qua
remedy to al! Diseases nor is recOmme -ded ~
cure for consumption; it is pre- pared from the r.
ceipt of the late DR.. Moore of Phi adelphia, and ID
certain remedy for recent Coughs G. lids and Catarrhal
affections. II will also be found sefu in the inca
pient stages of Bronchitis Nun! GrOus certihcaysA
could be obtained from those who ave derived bel;p
fi from its use, but il is deemed unnecessary, a.
Trial OF il will be Sufficient recomm ,ndation of It's
ue as a remedy in the above mentiC ned diseases
For sale by CHARLES l. BARRY,
nl2-tf No. l62 Baltimore stTssr
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MTEW BOOKS,
~ PERIODICALS, NEWSPAPERS, sc,
Received and for sale at

NEW 5 aooKsi np,ysp,prns g.
Received and for sale at
w. n. HARRISON'S, No. Jarvis Buildings,
North street. (PaternoseT Row.
Godey's Lady's Book for March, rich in literary
matter and engravngs, 25c; Backwood's Magazine
for February, 25c Twenty Years After, the Three
Mousquetares, by Alex Dumas, Sequel to the
Three Guardsmen, part | issued, 25c; Olph, the
Wreckers, illustrated, CSC; The Last of the Vestas,
l2tc; The Mendcant, Tale, I23c; Tales of the
Land ard Sea, l2Ic; Living Age, rich No., l24c;
ALSO-The Western Continent and Flag of the
Union Of to-day, with all the New York and Phlla-
delphia papers
NJ Look out for the N. York Herald of this af-
tenoOn, il will be rich, and contain the late Foreign
News A file of the London Morning Post for sale,
and the London Weekly Dispatch, upon early apPli-
cation. mh7
NEw CARPETING. We have just received
lY large and fresh assortment of CARPETINGS,
MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. &c., which we
will sell at very reduced prices and on pleasing
1000 yards Brussels CARPETING, Sl.25 a 1871
1000 =" Imperial Three ply do l.l2a l.25
5000 &C KidderminseT fngr'n do rs 87a
5000 " Superine do do CIT IS
5000 " Fine do do so all wool
1900 " Cotton and Wool do 81. a 37s
| 10000 OIL CLOTHS, all widths, 379 SO
Together with full assortment of Table and Piano
COVERS, DOOR MATS, WINDOW SHADES,
STAIR RODS, sc. Sc, at equally low prices. We
sh all be pleased TO receive call from those in want
as determined TO sell at extremely low prices,
and on accommodating terms.
| N. B. 500 pieces d, 5 and g. plain and coloTSt
MATTINGS, just received and for sale rs above.
| SHAW, SMITH & co.
| 238 Baltimore street,
| mh9 I'm four doors west of Charles.
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d. E d.,

Oa Friday, 9th inst, ROSE, relict of the late DR..
z6eO. Brown, in the S6th year Ofher age.
On the 9th inst. at the Baltimore Infrmary, WIN.
zT. NORRIS second officer Of the barque Ida, of Bos-
i Jon, native of Exeter, N. ii.
On the 9th inst ELIZABETH, aged 81 months and
! Is days, daughter orc. G. D and Mary Ann Dafin.
On the 9th inst WIN CoOoY, in his Both year.
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w A n rs

SITUATION WANTED by young man as
- Bar-keeper, who is thoroughly acquainted with
the business, or Il situation rs Porter IN Grocery
Flour or Commission Store, or any other situation
where he cO,hd make himself useful TO his employer
lie can write and speak the German language, and
good references given. Apply at
l.. r. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
mill No. 10 Exchange PlGCe.
TENAKE NOTTCE-WANTEDD AILY-Cierks
Il book keepers, bar keepers, Porters for stores;
English Teacher; COachmen;, Ostlers; WagoreTs;
OFtrseers; 20 labOrc.S; AgenES; 20 Cooks, Washers,
and lroners; Cham bsfmads; Wet and Dry Nurses
travelling Maids; SeIihstresseJ; House keepers and
AMI too valuable to lose. families have only to give
me call and their waD.s win be immediately attend
ed TO- Servants sent from my Office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
L.F. sCOTTI,
mill No. 10 Exchange Place.
VA ANTEDs A white WOHAN, to do tho
w cooking, washing and ironing of sIDay IA
inuy' Also GlkL, aOon5 is Year, Of age 20 do
chamscr work. None need apply b.. such as can
bring good recommendations.
93- Apply at this Office. mAlO-o4s
SITUATION WANTED, by an overseey
~ wRo IS thoroughly acquainted with his business
IN every respect and come highly rec,nlme nded
or would accept any other situation that il resp.c,n
L'e, WileIe ne could maze himself useful. Apply an
LEWIS p. SCOTTI'S intelligence office,
"ho 10 Exchange Place.
vT ANTED-Young Ladies to learn the DRESS
~ hAklNG business. Applytc MIS- BROWNE,
40. = ht'-+ANGFON-SV., between shaTes 81 Lib
cry stItets' te2C4lDlt
HNARM WANTED. The SUBSCRIBER wouId he
N pleased TO rent FARM within a short distance
OF the city, and for which fair rent viii be evpr
eco ~ ''
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SphING FASHION FOR Is46,
MnIcTIARDSON,s

D ICEIA RDSUN' s
M HOUSEWIFE IRISH LINEN.
X 8CELDOJHNiGY = CO., have received firect
from the manufacturers per slip Cincinnati now in
Port, two hundred pieces of Richardson's Housewife
LINEN Of the best material aEd grass bleachsd; as
tEey have received more than ordered, they have
terminC3 10 sell them az the low price Of 37t
per yard by the piece. Persons wanting first quail
ity Linen would consult ;heir own interests by giving
those goods their attention. they least 30 per
cent lower than former prices.
1863 Baltimore stree, between
nh7 Calvert and Light
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4 OOK OUT The origin al J. ]. ROACH, No
ievelopements of the berality N the signhcatiOn
SIGNS in all the various styles Of Block, Gilt, Paint
ed Scrip, Transparent Roman Italic, ,5recian, Old
English, German, and OrRamc ntal lettering, which
ne engages not TO be surpassed in execution of work
manship in this or any other city. Also, Stence
Marking plates in Copper, &c. House work, etc
No. 2s36 BALTIMORE-ST
% FOR SALE. a full lCsgth portrait of Wash
ingaon, framed in Rosewood and Gilt, by first rat,
Artist from the original painting, will be sold bay
gain. Apply as above. sAPl mhl0
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FAREWELL. ENTERTAINMENT.

FAREWELL ENTERTAINM ENT.
GNONCERT. MR.. DEMPSTER, who is about
" TO return to Europe, has the honor 10 announce
to the citizens of Baltimore, that his FAREWELL
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, will be given a,
CALvEET HALL, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, IIth
March, on which occasion he will sing n selection
from the SONGS OF BURNS, with Introductory 5s-
marks, viz:
''The Pasil."
''Oh love will velture in.N
''Wandering Willie"
EHiehland Mary.'
''Mary IN Heaven, saw ye Johnnie cCG,iGg.'
''Thou hast left me- ever jamie"
''DuTCan Gray"
PART SECOND
Will consist of the following Songs Sc ne. DeIaR-
Ster's composition.
'Lament of the Irish Emigrant."
''Blind Boy"
''I'm alone, all alone"
"LGt us love one another
E''rhs loved one not there"
And his tayOrte Cantata, entitled
'THE MAY QUEEN"
a song in parts--poetry by Alfred Fen-yoon, ESQ.
PART 1--we OF MAY.
Il-NBW YEARS EVE.
TII-RETURN OF SPRING.
This song represents the gradual decay of yOC1g
and beautiful girl from the bloom Of health TO PIE
mature grave
G3- Tickets 80 Ceats--to be had at the music
and at the door Doors open at 7, 10 commence
at 8 o clock. mh7-tuw&
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BLEW DRESS SILKS AVID sHAMLs.

~ EW DRESS SILKS AND SHAWLS.
~ We have opened large and splendid stock OF
some entire new style and superior quality DRESS
SlLKS-as black Tafeta, Gro Grain, and Italian Lu-
string rich changeabe plaid and striped Armure and
Gro de Berlin SlLES, Also, Canton Grape; Twisted
Silk Thibet Wool and Cashmere SHAWLS, with a
large stock of LINEN GOODS of the first quality;
Alpacas; Calicoes; Gloves; Hosiery, sc.
Il McELDOWNEY i co.
No 1913 Baltimore street,
mh2 between Calvert and Light.
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W ENITIAN BLINDS. The subscriber has
Y on hand and is constantly manufacturing
his superior VENETIAN BLINDS, of the very best
style and finish. All who " ish first rate Venitian
Blinds will DO well to call and examine before pur
chasing. Also an hand, WINDOW SHADES;
STICK BLINDS; PAPER CURTAINS, sc. sc.
JOHN c. HOLLAND, 46 N Gay-st
fe25 near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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~ALVANIC RINGS! GALVANIC RINGS,
WW For the genuine article, call on G. D. CLARK,
who has them for sale by the single ring, dozen,
gross. warranted the best quality, at his Jewery
Store, Water street, I'd door from Calvert. fe2S
UMBRELLA STANDS. Beautiful Bronzed
" Umbrella Stands, Shovel and Tongs Stands,
Stair Rods Jarib Hooks, Sc, just received aad FOR
sale at the cheap Housekeepers' Emporium of
JAMH5 CORTLAN & SON,
al3 G Dal6more-st I'd door e, OF Harrison.
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THE SCOTCH CHANT AND GIANTESS,
WSROM EUROPE, late of American Museum,
HI New York, where they have been visited by up
wards of 200 900 persons, are engaged at the
BALTIMORE MUSEUM,
for one week, commencing TUESDAY, the Och in
slant, where they can be seen from 10 A. NJ ill Z.
NJ, from till 6, and from till A, NJ Without extra
charge. They appear in full HOLLAND CosTgME
MR.. RANDALL,
The largest Giant in the world and of the finest pro-
portions in synety, is feet and inches in. height;
measures around the chest 81 nches the cal of the
leg 30 inches, the 49, inches and can span from
the top of his thumb to the end of his finger l3s inch
es. He weighs 432 pounds. He is sociatle and
agreeable in his manner and freely with his
visitors. He is accompanied by his wife,
MRS. RANDALL,
Who is the most enormous Gianess the world ever
beheld. She is the most beautiful form and has every
grace and accomplishment pecr liar TO herseX: She
is a native of Scotland, and may be descendant OF
the immortal Sir William Wallace, whose enormous
proportions have long been tho wonder and admira
ton of the world. mhlU'ei
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DUTTER! BUTTER! We are now fully
- prepared TO pack Butter of the best quality and
color. in the most desirable packages and in any
TOR foreign markets, on the lowest terms.
8. CLAYTON & SONS,
mh5 1862 Lombard street.
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m oTTERY TICKETS FOR IS CENTS.
H On every SATURDAY the 25 cent lottery will
be drawn. Capital prizes as follows:
LIST Capital Prize of $4,000 is $4,000
cd do do do 1000 is 1000
ID do DO do 6 60oi 500
&c SC. sc.
DO Single tickets only 25 cents!
EMORY & CO., the well known and popular lot
terry firm, opposite Barnum's, will sell during the
week and on Saturday, until O'Clock in the after
noon tickets in these pretty lotteries by the package
"a package may contain the four highest przes) for
abe trfing sum of SO SO.
All persons, whether at home abroad, who may
wish tickets in the above or any other lotteries, VIII
please be careful TO direct their orders to the cid es-
lablished house of
EMORY s. CO., opposite Barnum's,,
1t Baltimore, Md.
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A. w CLANCY.

NNR n " u tEAN r =
NuH WHOLESALE 4 I'D RETAIL
A.BOOT K SHOE Vi ANUFACTORE
@2a@ HS aEstRH No. q f. Bal. TIBIORElST.
"a and No. IS HARR ISON STREET
TAS Always on hand splendid stock
Of Boots and Shoes which will he sold very low for
cash, on time TO pumctual custor oers. mh6 i'm
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Schr. PoItia, Kirwan, Perncm6uco ana market,
J, Hooper s. Sons.
SAILED-Brgs st, Andrew, Cromwell, jamaica
Irower, Ulmer, Mobile; schrs John, Conway, for
Brazil; Portia, Kirwan, for PesnambncO Euphemia,
{, ones. West indies
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ANARM WANTED, The subscriber weuId be
n pleased TO rent n FarEa within a short distance
OF he cily and for which fair rent viii be even.-I
AuuIeSs, with particulars, Box No. 207 Post Okgee
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ITO HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS
IL Persons about commencing housekeeping VIII
do well, before making their selections, to examine
the new and desirable stock of Goods offered by the
subscriber, consisting of Hardware, Wooden ware,
Wow-ware, plavished and common Tin-ware, Cut
The whole comprising the best selected stock in the
United States, which are offered low at the
Original Furnishing Warehouse by
ALFRED Fl. REP,
No 1926 Baltimore street.
milo ID Tin Store above HowaTd-st.
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gpLANK BOOK MANUF4 Glory.

I'D Ledgers, Journals, Day 30 sks, Casa Book
Invoice Books, Letter Books, Ba al Books, Memo
randum Books Sc, full and ha II bound Of ever
variety of size and pattern. ha nd or made to or
der with prompmess, in the ubstantigI manner
of the best materials, warranted give Satisfaction
CHECKS on the Banks of Balti more.
Notes and Drafts; Bills of La, ling; Rail Road &
ceipts; stamps; School Books every desc rptor
Miscellaneous Books i'll great vat ety-with genera.
assortment OF STATIONERY. Purchasers are re-
rpectully invited TO examine the stock, all of which
will bt sold on moderate terms, wholesale and rg.aG
JOSEF N. LEWIS,
ia3 Mt 276 Baliimore-st.
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HITTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING Ror"S.
Fol valparaiso and other ports in The Paeifc-Ship
Seaman, March TO-
For LiverpOol-Shp RhOne, soon.
For Rio de Janero-Brig Napoleon, to morrow,
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BALTIMORE IRON FOUNDRY

BRNTIWURE IRFJN FUUNURI Z.
HPRID ZEN AUGH ALLEY, ENTRANCHt
-nD FROM SARATOtA-ST., BETWEEN GAY
AND HULLlDAY-ENOWN AS THE GOLD
LAUNDBF." The undersigned woaid respe esfqlly
MORN the community, that a, c0nsd cradle expense
he has commenced the FOUNDRY business az the
ahove named place, where he will furlsy castiE IS
LIGHT and HEAVY, Of q superior qaaty n
pledges himself competent rsnder those light cast
igs-such "a LOCKS, ORNAMENTAL WORK
&c, (generaly obtained frsm tae N0rth) as sMOO rs
and SOFT as is required By those who EroCure them
from abroad Ne wishes per oas who A0, or may
need any of he above namet castings, OF any oh
er description; to obtain specimens nf MS work for
examination, and decide for themselves in regard -
their merits. Al orders wiz he punc,uay filed l.
soon as given Terms the same as esew mere.
fctd :. X. SWEETMAN
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yG ANThD-YOungL Ladies to learn the DRESS
MaklNG business. Applytc MIS-. BROWNE,
No. ~ LEAiNGTON-ST,, between charles r. Lib,
ery Streets fe5rgIr,t