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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-04
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Iowa.


The Legislature OF this new State meets Il: Iowa
CITY on Monday next We have now such Intorma
ron from the doubtful Dgtrct-Pok Marion. Jas.
per and Dallis-as satisfies as that the Loco oco
candidates are elected. The majority against the
WHY'S averaging about dozen votes. This de-
cides the majority on Joint ballot The Wings will
paye twenty.seven notes.-the Loco Focos thirty
one-conceding 10 them the three possums elect
81 In Lee county. II is admitted that Gen. Dodge
cannot be elected the Members from Lee county
being pledged 70 vote against him, or any OF the
Royal Famiy They were elected on the same
ticket with four Whigs-are pledged to Reform
in the affairs Of that State and will most probably.
pursue an Independent course in all political matters.
The Loco-Foco paper at Iowa City is disposed.
re observe, to throw all the odium OF the present
position Of the party upon the Dodge family who
persisted in nominating pledged TO his support
tor the Senate Of the United States. To this cause
IS attributed the election Of w hgs IN several OF the
Counties and any farther disasters which may ut
tend the party in its downward career.
The Legislature, at its present session. Will have.
among its other duties 10 provide Tor tho election
oftwo members OF the tlirtcth Congress, those Just
elected having TO serve only the present session.
The Wings who have u majority in the House.
wl Of course see that IN the division OF the State
into Districts, no Gerrymandering IS permitted.
fair apportionment will OF leas be the result OF tins
Wing majority in the House; and il this be done. 1t
Is my no certain that the LocoFocos WI!
elect both members OF Congress at the next cleo
ton st. Louis Repub. Nov. 81
BY the following from the Chicago Democrat;
John Wentworths paper. it will be seen that the
Loco Focos are feeling rather blue about their
chances of elcctng the L. ;. senators.
The Democrat SAYS The following, from "a
prominent Iowa Democrat, looks Dad for the two
Senators from that State. II the latter rests with
the Independents Gov. Dodge, who is a Regu-
lar in every sense OF the word, or any good Demo.
crst stands no chance for the Senate.
Independents in Iowa are like Soi,s in Ms
sour Haleites in New Hampshire, Conservatives
In New York, or Porcupines IN Illinois
DUBUQUE, Iowa Nov. 9th, le46.
My DEAN SIR The Wings in Iowa caught US nap
ping We have elected our Governor, but the pre-
sumption is they have beaten US Much depends on the
TWO independents they 10 hold the balance OF
power 1t generally thought they will act in concert
with the Wing pesty Ii we lose the State we die at
the hands of the veto.
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VIZ. Webster,s Speech.

Atl> Dinner GRIN to hon 5 has friend, m Philadelphia
Deeeaber 2. $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-04

FROM TIRE Rio pE la PLArA.-The annexed
st,er thoash brief contains important intelligence
BuENos AYRgs, Sept -, lSi6.
You will have heard OF Mr. Hoods leaving Monevideo
On the li,h without doing anything We now ind that
us failure owing the obstinacy OF Rosas VINO IN
sisted or the blockade being removed hfore ne retired
a. troops from the Banda Oriental which Messrs Ouse
y and Desaudis could not of course consent 20 Since
tlssi you has occurred which is likely to
have very important effect upon the fortunes OF Rosss
rig: the withdrawal of U-quizs Governor Of Entre
Rios from his si6eoue OF his s,aunches; friends hiia
esso upea whom he placed every reliance. This nnex
pected disSaecton Will have strong moral effect snd
lend to revive the hopes of the Unitarian party This
backing QUIZ of urGpiEa will be followed no doubt
sy ceTeneS and Paraguay and very likely BY troubles
a.aysT kcns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-04

MIsSouRI.-Ofical returns OF the vote tor q Mem
Der OF Congress 10 I'LL the vacancy occasioned by
Col. Sterling Prices resignation have been re-
ceived from sixty counties, which gave john Nc
DAME! Il, majority OF abou, eish, hundred
votes thirteen counties held no election From
the other Counties no official reports have been re-
csive6 but from the statements OF the Members
rom the various counties II is sscertsned that Me-
Daniel has been elected by msjosiy OF abou, four
hundred votes in the whole State. ST. Louis Rep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-04

vRsISIA-An election for State Senator. in
place ofMr Guerrant, deceased wss held for the
Louisa District last week. Mr., E. w NJ. Amber.
Loco YVES elected by nssr 200 majority over Nj.
George w. Bsssess (Whig}
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RARE AND SUPERB NUMBER

IN. OF THE WESTERN CONTINENT!
l. Dickens New Work frHm ickeHs' new paper.
H. New story, Mrs. Blbs Baby, most humorous,
most amusing, by Douglas JerOId, author OF
Mrs. Caudie's Curtain Lectures; Mr.. adde's
Breakfast Table, the story Of a Feather, Sc,
printed in part from Punch for Feb. 9TH, being
thc only copy received in the country, aud
thus one mo til IN advance.
III, The Appeal Of the LondOn Times 10 America
IN the Oregon dispute; pIcl6c IN its tone, elO-
quent IN its style.
~, The first of Professor Silliman's Lectures on
Geology, now being delivered at Calvert dali
Y. Joe Cowell'5 LETTERS bei,g graphic and life like
letters Of London Life, written to the editor of
the Continent b, the well known Joe CUwel!,
author oC Thirty years among the Players.
vi, Full and Funny sketches from Punch, parCu
Larry from the number for Feb. TIN, received
exclusively at the Continent office.
5}- la ddiltO 20 the foregoing, tHc paper for the
week ending Feb 18th will contain an extensive va
Igy Of new re'h and amusing articles, stories, &c.
srlecicG finm LAT" English newspapers aud journals
received by the Cambria, win quite the usual amount
OF original articles, MAJOR Jones his Travels, Let
tiers from Correspondents, sc, sc.
N. -. In conscq fence Of the great curiosity en-
tertaircd to see the commencement Of the Di"Sens'
new novel &c, the Continent will be published on
Thursday Of this week. Cali and see it.
WILLIAM TAYLOR x co,
Nos, 4, aud Jlrvis Buildings,
II North Strnet R7'tinNr"
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a draft of law taxing banks and other colpo-
rations, was taken up and adopted Adjourned.
SECOND BRANCH.
Present, Robt Howard, Esq President, and
all the members.
MI Ware, from the JOINT committee on Wa
ter, reported adverse to placing q FIRE plug at
the corner Of Light aud Hill SITS. Adopted
Mr.. Baker, from the joint committee on
Ways and Means, presented a report and reso
luton inst uctug the Counsellor of the city to
prepare and forward to the Legislature draft
of a law taxing Banks and other corporations
Adopted.
Mr.. Richardson presented Il memorial from
certain ladies', praying the Councils to take into
consideration the exposed condition of chimney
| sweeps, and to afford such aid as may be in
! their power. Referred.
| A message was received from the First
! Branch, enclosing an ordinance to license wood
! hucksters TO sell wood on the city wiiarves, on
payment of SEQ; referred to the committee on
Police. Also an unfavorable report and rcso-
luton on the petition Of Solomon Hilen and
others, praying for the purchase of the lot adj
Joining the Calvert street City Spring for pub
he walk; concurred IN. Also an unfavorablo
report and resolution on the petition OF John
Lester; laid on the table.
Mr.. benson offered an ordinance fixing the
market days, and regulating the ne " market
house on Cross st. Laid on the table,
Mr.. Green called up the ordinance appro-
printing S25G4 ii to pay for finishing the
watch house at the corner Of Bank and Bethel
streets Adopted
The ordinance fixing the ages at which pu-
pills may be permitted 70 enter the PGblc
Schools was taken up and adopted Adjourned
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BALTIMORE and NkW YJhE GnEar
PERT0DTC.AL DEPOT
yMyA ELDls. WILD IL az coos

III HAVE TulS DAY RECEIVED!
The WORLD or FASHION, a mouthy magazine Of
the Courts of London aud Paris, Ter February
rm6rliished with six beautiful Fashion plates
SO year, or 81 a single No.
COUSIN HINTON, or Friend and Foe, by Mis-
Ellen Pickering, author of the Fright, Nan
Dauel, Secret Foe, sc -
The Illustrated Magazine for March, four steel
cngravingS, 81 pages OF reading matter SIS .
year, per single NO, IS
The GAME STER, a play in act~, IIi
Notes of journey from COIHhill 70 Cairo, nv
Mr., Michael Angelo Trlmarsh, (Wiley *
PutnaH's Library) 80
Matilda or the Snccttc of the Forest Ia
FrCissau's Chronicles OF England France and
Spain, new edition, 25C
The ApacraphaI New Testamcnt--pap IS cents,
boards rs cents.
Graham's Magazine for March, 81 year.
National Magazine do So 80
C0lurf6I5n Magazine do SO :"
TAYLOR, WILDE * 90.
1t A. : AMI + irr'is Rn"I'nH
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American Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 25, 1916

LcoIsLArURE 49, Important Bills. 1t will
b. seen by the Legislative proceedings, that al
bill has been reported from the committee of
,yays aad means, designating tue lst Of Octo-
boz peAt as the day for the State to resume the
nayinent Of interest upon her public debt; tor
the redemption Of outstanding coupons ana the
ssping Of certificates instead, beating interest
sd e.. the sale Of Bank stocks, if necessary
/, will also be seen that the House has pass
ed a bill providing for anew assessment in Bal
Gmoro city.
lHrcRrAsr RgroRr. 1t affords us great sa-
usacton to lay before our readers to-day the
very lucid and able report from the committee
o. ways and means of the IIou7s Of Delegates
lnidc by the chairman, John Johnson, Esq
We are sure that the facts confined IN the re-
port will DO most gratifying to the people Of
Maryland, MS they incontcsubIy prove the abI-
ty Of the Stale to resume the payment OF m
terost upon the public debt at an eaIly day; at
the slmo time that they shca, that the sinking
fund will be able to hqudate the whole debt
within. q reasonable timo. We thank Mr.. john
sou e.. tho plain ana interesting exposition of
our Enancul affairs which h. has given in this
report, and bohovc that it will have an animal
mr. an5 encouraging influence upon the people
1t arg9 With the convection that they have
the ability to discharge the obligations Of the
State with honorable punctua!ity, we feel u.s.
surcG that the disposition will not DO wanting;
tor WHO wonld not prefer to suffer the slight IN
co0yen.ences which the taxes may occasion, to
permitting the State to remain diacredited aud
dishonored.
We entirely approve the recommendation Of
the committee, to fund the outstanding interest.
1t Is matter Of Justice to the public creditor,
and viii remove all impodiment to resumption
at an early day. The energetic measures which
have been recently adopted in respect to the
finances of the State, have had the happy eff
feet Of anesting our downward rrogress-of
supplying the treasury-and of restoring, to a
considerable extent, public confidence; and too
much praise cannot be bestowed upon those
who have been the Instruments of elfecting
these most desirable objects. Our State is
emerging from shadows, clouds and darkness"
INTO the broad glare Of day. and will hereafter
BIS enabled TO pursue her proud career unfair
uislIed, and without haltng.
We ask for Mr.. Johnson's report ali attentive
pccusal. 1t will exert cheering influence up
on every orc who sincerely desires to see Ma
rylLnd stand once more erect, punctuuly full
6lIins her contracts, and nobly sustaining her
honor
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nrrIrE 0E EMnRY ( 90.

,
9r3.DFFtClAl. DRAWING OF me Md. Console
data Lottery class No. 3, for 1876: For benefit .
the Town OF Bel-AlE
IS 20 G3 3 As Sc IA SO 50 ID 50 &c IS
% and % heinz the LIST and I'd drawn Nos. each $50
3 and 60 heinz the I'd and 4ih drawn Nos. each 70
IS and a. being the 5th aud 9Th drawn Nos. each ID
Al and 80 being The 9Th and S,h; or : and G9, be
ing the 9th and l0th drawn Mos. each ~
AuhavIflg tWb Of the drawn Nos on them, each
All having one only Of the Il a yn Nos on, "
EH3- Per the celebrated prize firm of
. 1t EMORY 4 CO., No. ; n. Caivert-el
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ARRIVED


Barque Ida Haet, days fm Boston, assd cargo
to Osborn Whitridge.
Schr Mary, Welsh, from Wilmington, N. G. lum-
her, to master.
Schr Jno. Emory, Wood, FIN Alexandria, mdse. 10
Rose, Mer i'll 4 Co.
Schr Enterprise, Brady, from Bristol, Pa. Lehigh
coal, TO G. s. Wett
Schl Charley Magney, Myers, from Have de Grace,
coal, to T., ). Wett.
MEMORANDA,
BarquC Horensia, Hardic, from Baltimore, vas ii
Valparaiso 9th Dec. TO sail for the intermedlos about
the 18th.
Brig Phoenix, Watts, of and from Baltimore, ard
at Kingston, Jam. 10Th ut. III 10 days passage.
Brig Architect, Gray, for Baltimore, waiting freight
at Porto CabeIO 4h inst.
Schr Sarah f. Merrill, Strong, hence at N. York
23d inst.
Schr Amelia, Smith, for Baltimore, cleared al New
York 2lst inst. Schr SeguinG, Cole, arrived at do
same day from Baltimore.
Schts Havana, Mershaw, with iron for Providence,
Baltimore, Latourette; Peruvian, Smack, and Yer
million, Benjamin, from Baltimore, arrived At New
York 22d inst.
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Ca,yGRr County. We have received let
tet from worthy gentleman in Calvert county,
at which he states, that the citizens Of that
roua.y are nsrepresontcd by those who assert
that they are unwilling to pay their portion Of
the State taxes. He says, that the reason the
taxes have not been paid, is, THAI no collector
has been appointed for the county--that the
citizens OF the county "think as much of the
honor Of the State a. Governor Pratt himself,
and would 90 as far TO redeem the State as
those Of other sections" This is the right spi-
Jjt 10 entertain, and we should be sorry to think
that il existed less in Calvert than in other
counties. We believe with our worthy cores
pondent, that Calvert will not be remss in the
discharge of her duty, but will ''too the mark"
in respect to the State debt, without flinching
We never suspec ed that Calvert was infected,
IN the slightest degree, with the heresy of re-
pudlaton; and are pleased TO have the assur-
oncc Of our respected correspondent, that she
will prove as ''true as steel" The few repu-
diators IN the State have possibly been led to
the adoption of their unsound doctrine from
despair Of the ability to pay the public debt
but this error being now made apparent, they
should lose no time in replacing themselves in
a proper position.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-25

LECTURE ON PBREEoLOGY. The thirdlecture upon
this interesting subject, will be delivered this evening
in the Washington Temperance Hall, corner of Cam
den and Hanover streets, by Milo Carlton, Esq. The
subject will be illustrated by alarge sysbolical Trans
parent Head, nine feet in circumference. The first
Two lectures largely attended and gave great ss
tisfaciiou.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-25

MA SMALL ITEM! Again we notice the sale
of that bewitchng little capital prize, the $4,000,
at the truly fortunate agency of COLVlN < co. on
Saturday last; we are informed that the prize was
sold in package Of tickets
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-25

PENNSYLVANIA HosPIrAL FOR rHE INSANE.
We have before us the rePor. of the condition,
Sc, Of this institution for the year 1915, made
by the physician to it, Thomas s. kirkbridc,
NJ. d. Aappears that, sat the date of the
last report there were ISL patients in the Hos
pital, since which, III have been admitted,
aud 1853 have been discharged or died; leaving
1863 under care ut the close of the year, The
highcs. number in the house at one time was
ia; the average number FOR the whole year
has beon lG2--beng moro than any previous
period in The history Of the institution
OF those discharged during the year 1916,
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Barquc Louisiana, Williams, NJ Orleans, master
Rrig COnsuelO, HaihvCn, Alexandra, ID. g.
SAlLED-Brigs Mary Ann, Benjamin, Jamaica,
(bul came 10 an Choir of Moth POint) Wing, Ben
thaII, Rip de Janero schrs Excel, CrOwel N. York,
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OF 1853 patients admitted to this Hospital at
different times, there were of males single
$685. females single ls6-males married 1872;
females married lS9-widows Al; widowers
IS.
The institution appears to DO iudicously
managed; and the discipline we'll adapted to
the condition of the unfortunate inmates
THE RIGHT OF WAY. In the Pennsylvania
House of Representatives, on Monday, Mr.
Hill, of Fayette, from the Committee on In
ternal Improvement, reported a bill! tc grant to
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company,
the right of way to Pittsburg. 1t is feared
that the bill from the Senate will not get to
the House in time for action, as it has resolved
soadiourn sine die on the 4th of March.
DEATHS FROM SMALL Pox. There were 6
deaths in New York last week from small Pox;
10 il PHILADELPHIA, and . in 3 fillmore.
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ms. BEWANE oE OlLs FOR TMR nAlR. Thoy

N3- BEWARE OF Oils FOR THE HAIR. They
debate and relax the very vessels that should be
strengthened and stimulated. moments reflection
will convince any sensible person OF this The use
of oily mater causes more badness than all 0ther
causes. Ladies', remember this, aud let your toilets
DO furnished with the BIlm of COumbla-a spltu .
Gus extrlc, Of the most tonic and astnngent roots,
but no kaius whatever with the m st fragrant per
fume Near Two bundled cases of late and positive
restoration Of the hair by it, reported by living
subjects aud nearly all the fashIonaIlcS USE It as a
perfume and pusifye even If they are not losing The
hair In Iensp Quauli,ios are sold only at II Maiden
LanC.-New York EEptcS1.
For sale by ROBERTS X ATKINSON, corner of
Hanover and Baltimore sts, also at the corher of
Baltimore aud harrison streets, aud No. , Ihine 5
ltrppt, II
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n53-LEuTUR" ON PHRENOLOGY, by Mr.. MILO
CARLr0N on THIS (HcdnsSd1yJ EVENING, at u
O'clock in Washington Temperance Hall, corner of
Camden ana Hanover streets. The science will be
illustrated BY large SYMBOLICAL TRANSPAR-
ENT HEAD, nine feet in circumference.
Tickets IS ccnts-to be had al the door, admitting
a gentleman and two ladies'. Craniums examined
without additional charge. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-25

Ny-A fresh supply of Doctor ]. ). ROSES ME-
DICINES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, &C., just
received, consisting of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup, Prophyactic Syrup Linments, Tonic Pills, &C.,
with Il treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market SITS,
MA. 3m Baltimore, Md.
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Rev. Il. kincaid has just received letters from
Burmah, informing him that the King of Ave
is dethroned, after putting to death nearly all
the officers of his court Prince Mek'ard has
been appointed regent.
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A RIcH TYRANT. Rosas, the tyrant of the
Argentine Republic, is the owner of seventy
four squares of land, and about 100000 head
of cattle.
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SPOrs ON THE SUN. Several dark spots are
now visible on tho disc of tho san The area
of one of them is greater than that of the
American continent. Two OF them may be
seen distinctly through the smallest telescope;
but the eye should be carefully protected while
observing them by means of colorcd or smoked
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-25

@3-MILlTARY CONVENTION. The meeting
of the ConyentiOa is postponed until THURSDAY
9Th March next, at II O'Clock, at the City Hall.
It SPEAR SMITH, Chairman.
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TOSCERT. MR.. DEMPSTER, who is about
~ to return to Europe, has the honor to announce
TO the citizens Of Baltimore, his intention Of giving
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT on WEDNESDAY,
EVENING, March the 4th, 1876; which occasion
he will sing a selection from his most popular cOmp0-
stiOns, intersperst with Scottish Melodies, viz:
"The spnt where was born"
''When the night wind bewaeth."
"J0hn Anderson my Joe,'
''Lonely Aud Wife"
ga Home in the Heart "Blnd Boy"
''Lament of The Irish Emigrant."
The Indians COmplamt-''Oh why does lhe white
man follow my path.'
"My mamie O'-'Let us love one another"
''lm alone, all alone"
'Tak' yer aud cloak about YEP
And his fIvOrte Cantata, entitled
"THE MAY QUEEN"
a song in paIts-poetry by Alfred Fennyson Esq,
PART 1--we OF MAY.
60 Il-NEW YEARS EVE.
I" I'I-RETURN OF SPRING.
This song IT presents the gradual decay of young
and beautiful girl from the bloom of health to a pre-
mature grave.
o. Tickets 30 Cents-to be had at the music
stores and at the door. Doors open at commence
at 3 O'Clock. fe25-dtC
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The MUSEUM. ''The Swiss Cottage" and ''Charles
the Second" two favorte pieces, will be performed
at the Saloon this evening Mrs. Howard will sus-
tain the characters of'Lisetle" and "May Copp."-
In the course of the evening variety of singing and
dancing, with new Yankee story by Mr.. Western.
An excellent bill, and will doubtless secure good
hOuSp
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gH w, TILYARD,
III We SURGEON DENTIST,
n27 jim N. w. cor. of Eutaw and Lombard ~

N NJ SUENEUN UTNITSTl
n27-im N. w. COZ Of Euaw and Lopbard-:ss
SAFFaCEO OF pES TRANSPORTATION. BAL
~ IIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPA-
NY, I'D February, 1876. The Tonnage operations Of
this Company, Which have been temporarily suspend
ed ny the breach III the ElySvilie Bridge, have been
resumed this day. Merchants and others who may
desire 10 forward by this therefore IeIy on
their goods having proapt despatch to Cumberland,
or to any other utt gmedate point on the line of the
road, The Passenger trains are now making their
regular time between Cumberland and Baltimore.
le24 b w. s. MOODSIDE, SmneIimtendent
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On the lgth inst. by Rev. stephen P Hill, JOaE
HAMMER to L0UIsA kE'ELE, holn Ut this city.
On the l7th by Rev Mr., NadA, LEWIS a. BURNS
tn JOANNA PRRsELL, both of this city.
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TROCERIES SELLING OFF AT COST.
u The undersigned, DESTROYS of closing out his
present STOCK and FIXTURES, will sell off at cost
to families and retatrs.p The stock Is large and OF
good assortment, such as SUGARS, CoFFEES,
TEAS, WINES aud LIQUORS, and every thihg
generally fOusl in large retail establishment.
w. y. GEORGE, No. l6 South street,
fe2i-3i' 500 corner Of Lovely Lane.
GSARRIAGE FOR SALE. smah Famiy
u Carriage, for one horse, will 10 sold low, IL ap-
piled for Immediately to ,,,n
No 1876 Baltimore street.
fe23 Cd tin store above Howard street,