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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-12

MEtN FUN-MEEN FUN-MEEN FUN.
THE celebrated Chi skin Powder-Under the
eis PATRONAGE Of Her Majesty the queen of England,
H. II. Prince Abe and used in III. Royal Nursery,
This celestial aud splendid article just imported and
troduc ed this country stands fo restoring
beauf the complexion, rendering the
skin deeasy white smooth and soft preventing cutaneous
eupfions, &c. and REFRESHING, without detmsrt the
ssnaory condition of the truly unpleasant
ton npmying coPious preparation Tan, eckes
Travellers and residents in warm cli%se:; will highly
To be had wholesale OF the sole importers and
HOBBS CO. all street. and retail Of all respectable
Chemists and performers. aul2 Iw
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CERGEANT-AT-ARSlS, House Of Representatives, Uni
- ted States intends making extensive tour through the
States of Kentucky OHIO Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and
Iowa Territory, immediately after the adjournment q Con-
aud will attend the Collection aud OF Claims
ia part OF the above named States
He will return Washington about the 18th OF November
taking Philadelphia New York and Baltimore his
entismen wishing toays themselves Of this opportunity
TO have their claims settled will address him Washington
City. any time before the adjournment Of Congres..
HErEREscE;lo the Members OF the House Of RepTescn
tsnvss. o. 2ssh and 18th Congress.
s-lf - desired he will visit BALTIMORE, Philadelphia
ana Nsw York, before leaving for the West
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THE undersigned, Passengers board the steam sh 10
paimetto on her trip from New York Cape May on
the sh beg to tender their sincere thanks Captain
ing the passage and for their liberal supply Of provisions,
officers to the generous patronage of the public.
For all the Passensers,
SAM'L BIsHoP, Secretary.
CAPE MAY Aug o 1876 auI2It#r
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LOOK AT THIS
T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN, If you want fine article
- of Boots Shoes call 367 Broadway where you
will find the largest assortment cheapest, and the
shionable in the city Do mistake the Ser 367
Broadway, of franklin street.
B.-A large assortment of Imported French Boots
the low price Of Five dollars NJ. CAhlLL.
an12 lmsr
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NEW YoRK, August g. 1916.
This will certifyha have personally suprrintended all
repairs the steamboat Popreto since her this
aud that there only places the entire
faces of the boilers that have any repairs them
and those exceed inches which have been
maneny repaired and that the boilers opinion
~ rst rate working don and ifhey remain at
the shop repairs could do them there
no visible place requiring repairs.
aI2 itsm JOHN 8 RODMAN
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GEOKGE BROWN will be happy to see his old f lie nds
srd shs the opening q his establishment
LION, No ~ Peal street. facing Coenties sp,) on
Wedne,day, AUGUST H. aul 2tsrrc
II AVANA TOBALCU LEAF.-40 hales t.abana To-
bacco Leaf almost Wrapper, aud suitable for the city
trade Manufacturers are requested examine the above
Tobacco before they purchase elsewhere For sale in lots
to SUIT purchaser by LEDON, No 100 Nassau It.
aut0 3ts 80
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DRUGGISTS. and dealers in Perfumery and Fancy
~ Soaps be suppl ed upon the favorable terms
from extensive assortment Of the above artc
minstion Of which avte. The only genuine Walnut
OIL, Military Shaving Soap, originally manufa~t ured by
us has equal Wek il constantly hand together
with highly scented Soaps in every variey-C-ognes TX
tracts, Essences. Poma Hair Oil &C. &c Observe the
number, JOHNSON, VROOM & FOWLER;
aui2 twsm No = Court ndt street
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T.. +. Q X / q NJ,
IMPORTER OF
IMITATION PRECIOUS STONES, VENETIAN AND
BOHEMIAN BEADS, TUHQUOTSES, CABINETS
GLASS DROPS, &c. &c.
aus im*rrc No 5 DEy STRICT, NEW YORK.
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KITCHEN RANGES.
HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGER


'TNHE Proprietors are now prepared to furnish Holmes
ranges to the trade, them for private families
boarding houses having right from the
manufacture and sell them Our experience manuactur
and setting Kitchen Ranges this CITY, for the 10
surpassed for economy. convenience and durability They
warranted perform the for which they
chased and fno they will be removed free of expense
the purchaser Numerous references be
wishing to purchase The from Is to IS dollars
The proprieors constantly manufacturing apd wei
supplied with parlor Office, and bedroom CRATES Of the
newest patterns.
Aso-TINWARE, bright plain and ja2aned They have
ell times ready Ranges g~tes and boilers
also, smokey chimneys cured no cure no pay
.,, A. 0lLHOOLYS SON.
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THE ALBANIA.
TC Il CIR + IA SAL On

No. $50 Bro1dtcay, bet,seen Spring and Prince.
ITO Strangers visiting the city will fluid
4 attraction in the Saloons of the Alhsmra wh h.
aside from tn. delicious Ices and Confectionery be found
before attempted in this country The beautiful
oun the esselated court which displays variety Of
cool and pleasant but eycites amusing interest aud
the balcony affords view pleasant evening of
beauty and fashion than be found cougregated in any
other place Of public the city. Indeed where
an hour be passed more nationally or agreeably
o. Abundance free. aull lwissrrc
MILE PAULINE DESJARDINS would respectfully
1vl infoi her pupils &c tn she has returned
Springs where she had the honor of the
Redowa Waltz which she had received from PARISH
and that she is prepared her lessons all the
most fashionable dances her residence No. "a Leonard
west side of Broadway. auI2 rrc
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NE '" 1OpN, AUGUST II, 1910,
SIR Agreeable to your request have examined the
~ HULL Boilers and Machinery of the eamboat
The Hull offs aid boat sound and tight
old made Of material aud have used about twenty
m nths and that mostly in flesh there has been
lex in Of the Boilers the outside she'll which has
bee sufhcieny repaired render
and TT 10, Mr. John Rodman ed person
the above mentioned repairs in whose skill and
boieI-msk er have the confidence and whose
certificate for said repairs we here with annex.
ELIHU s. BUNKER
JOHN CLARK
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DR.. POWELL. OCULIST, AURIST,
AND OPERATIVE SUR GEON,
A TTENDS Diseases of the Eye and Ear, from to
n O'Clock, his residence, 26 Broadway, Of War
street.
Ophamia Stoppage Of the Tear Passage Cataract and
OpacitIes effectually removed
AMAUEOSlS treated with great attention and success.
Invetcrate OF sTRABSMUS, Squirting cured in
just imported. ARTIFICIAL EYES of superior beauty
and finish.
sPECTACLEs adapted to every defect
Advice to the poor without charge
Ofce and residence 26I Brosdwav-entrancs ~ Wanen
anl2 rtsr
FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.
SIOLEN from The subscriber, Sunday last, Silver
- double bottom Lever Watch enameed al with day
the month hsnd, Robert Roskell Maker Liverpool No.
gs whoever will return said Watch, and such
formation as Will lead the detection the thief shall
ceve The above reward $40 for the recovery Of the
Wstcn only ELISHA JONES.
aall 2t-rrc ii, Greene 81. New York.
NEW TAHIFF-PKICL 37b CENTS.
THE u s. TARIFF Of Duties on Imports, according 10
the Act oil Coi gIess passed July 30 1915
arranged by EDWIN WILLIAMS, compiler OF The
New York Annual Register with The new Warehouse
Great care has been ,ken ia the preparation of this edit
The alphabetical Tariff heretofore arranged by Mr. w,l.
sms and published by u.s. hive been generally approx
their accuracy, coac,snes and ehsspness Published by
sull 81 issrrc (Phenix Bank Building
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FAMILIES GOING To AND ARRIVING
FROM THE COUNTRY
T AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having supe, fuous effects
IL to dispose Of such Wearing Apparel Furniture &c.
subscriber, through the Post Office, Otherwise who will
attend at their residences J. LEV kNSTYN,
466 Broadway, up 3 airs.
Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. !. LEVENsTYN.
ana mz rrc
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tulated themselves that good deed hao
been perfcrmed-but the bill was lost! IL was al
ready engrossed II there had been tmc ahoweo
To exchange messages between the two Houses,
such n esult would not have ensned. lhree mi
mites wonld have averted the grievous disappomt-
mentt -.
Number all over the country-frst passed the
House to-day the Senate returned IT with amend
uents in which the House cOncurred but while
il was being engrossed, the fatal hour of IL ar
rived
After all the excitement attending the Pres-
dents request for two millions to settle bounda-
ries with Mexico after the promptitudc with
which the House acted on the bill framing Ter
ritorial Government for Oregon, the Senate was
made their sepulchre.
If time had only stood still two hours, probably
all the public measures would have been con-
summated.
Mr. Campbell, Of New York, succeeded in
having passed a resolution referring his consular
bill TO the Secretary of State, with request to
communicate at the next session, his views, ana
make such suggestions rs he may think Will con-
duce to the public veal. Mr. Buchanan thinks
favorably Of this measure generally, and espc-
caly OF that part which provides that Americans
only, (natives or naturazed,) shall act in the ca
pacity of consuls. There are many instances on
record to show that our commerce has iost H,'-
lions Inv having for consuls men who owe no aIe-
glance TO our government, but who would iaVo'
the country that gave them birth in preierenoe ~
our own Active American Consuls WIN open W.
their countrymen channels OF trauc, M
nected from individual mercantile pursuits VT.
Ruchanan will no doubt give to the subject u
due consideration its importance DEMANDS, aiot
b., h;s exner;epce at home and abroad.
when the House adjourned to-day, there were
loud expressions Of Joy. rush was made for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-12
ASCl'IUN NUIiGn.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CAR
RACES &c

- AT the American Eagle Sale Stable. corner d
~ ~lancy and Chrystie sire cts, on Thursday Augu
18th, at l2 o'clock. Horses intended to be plsc
on the Catalogue, must be entered by Wednesday ev
aul2 II. rrc JNO. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-10
NEW FALL GOODS.


HB MCELDOWNEY ~ co. have in store
no and are daily receivinga large and well Sc
lecled stick ofNEW AND CHOICE DRY GOODS
to which they invite The attention Of their customers
and the public generally; embracing
VERY RICH BLACK SILK, from 3 4 10 "A in
width, plain and striped and watered
Jet black Mantla and other SILKS
Rich cold Satin de Chine, Gro Grain, Satin Luxor
all new and beautiful Silks, for dresses
Rich Cameeon, in hue and gold, brown and garnet,
brown and blue, green and gold, purple and brown
SILK plaid and striped CASHMERE and MOUSE
LINES
Clarence plaid and striped Dress Goods
SUPER FRENCH MERlNO, at extraordinary lew
prices
Parametta Cloths, Thbet, Alpaca, Bomb5znes, Plain
and twed Plaid GINGHAMS
Super Twilled Whitney Blankets, some low priced
A large assortment OF new SHAWLS
A general assortment of Linen and Cotton House
Keeping articles
Shifting Linens and Long Cloths
Cloths, CassimCres, Cassinet and Vesilnss
Black and blue black and cold VELNETS, some
yard wide
Chjntzes and Caicoes III andkerch efsand HOSIERY
With a general variety of Goods, which will be of
fered at the lowest possible prices.
1853 BALTIMORE ST,
OF Between Calvert and Light sis.
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SILKS,

f. GARDNER, 1876 BALTIMORE. sTREEr, would
respectfully nfoTR his customers and the public gen
orally, that he has just returned from the Northern
cities, and is now opening splendid assortment OF
RICH DRESS SILKS, embracing every variety OF
style and cOlur
Black Manla SILKS
Rich Black DRESS SILKS
Rich Plaid and Printed CASHMERES
Highland Plaid SPUN SILKS
French de LANES; Plaid Lama CLOTHS
French MERINOS, (Lupns' besD
Plaid and Plain Alpacas, (a cOIors and shades)
MOURNING GOODS:
In Alpacas; Bomhazines; De LANES
Cashmeres; Silks; English Prints; Veil Grapes
Love Wells; best black silk and Kid GLOVES
Also, a very large assortment of Fall and Winter
SHAWLS, such as Real IndOux ShawIs, long and
square, worth from 30 to 800; French Cashmere
Long and Square SHAWLS, from 10 to $50; En-
broidered and Grape Shawls; Terkeni ShaWls, new
patterns; Splendid Silk Shawls.
Also, FIR EMBROIDERIES, embracing Grapes,
Collars, Chemizetts, Evening Dresses, Worked
Sleeves, &c. Regency and Brussels LACES; black
Silk LACES. Also, Aexander's best Kid Gloves.
0I3- Having determined 10 give his attention more
exclusively to the Retail department, buyers will al
was find a choice assortment of the Newest Style Of
Goods, az they are received by the Steamers,
F.GARDNER, 1885 Market-st.
O6 Fourth house above Light
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AL rs a AC.
1916. |
OCTOBER. | {
Noon Is phases.
A MEXICAN DEPOT
~ OF MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS,
~ MARsH MARKET sPA

2S3 MARSH MARKET SPACE!
j. TOY co. beg leave to inform the citizens OF
Baltimore, that they have opened Store at the above
place, for the sale of Standard and warranted MEDI
ClNAL PREPARATIONS, where they will be happy
to wait upon those who are unfortunate as to be
in anywise afflicted, ard who may want any article
in their line.
DIR. NJ. K. MITCHELL'S GALVASIC BANDS,
FLUID &C., for the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
and all other Nervous diseases. If these Bands, &c
are not found be superior any others in use, the
money will be refunded.
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restoring and
beautifyng the human har-warranted 10 benefit nr
no charge. Reader, can you ask any thing fair?
We ask for it ONLY one tral-satsfed that the lady
or gentleman who purchases one bottle, will not af
forwards do without it.
{63- For sale at the General Agency, No, 9aB Marsh
Market Space; and also at w. G. Geker's Comb and
Fancy Store, 60 Baltimore street, near Gay; S. E.
Smiths Periodical Agency, No san Buildings; g.
Wiseman's Drug Store, corner Baltimore and Cove
streets; 7. l.. Ennis Umbrella Store, 80 N. Howard
street, II. Slater's Fancy Store, No. ee3 Broadway,
|Fell's Point jy23-e
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LATEST APPROPRIATIONS OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
IT EDWARD BIRD,
NJ 400 ~ Al TIHHopr s~rDCrr,
u Q NO, SUO BHLITMUhb , 7 REEI,
between Charles and I.iuht-Eis

ID NO uO BALIlhOhE
between Charles and Light-ss.
Has received, and is now opening, large stock OF
the most fashionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
imported this seasoa-to which the attention of mer-
CHI ants and buyers generally are invited
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES black, blue, olive,
Lrown, green, drab, French, English and Domestic
CLOTHS, from TO $40; sup, black and fancy CAS-
SlMERES, all prices super embroidered Satin, plain
Satin, Velvet, Cashmere and silk NESTING; full
stock of Gloves, Hdkfs., Cravats, Hosiery, Under
shirts and Drawers sc. &c.
FOR LADlES-One of the largest stocks of Dress
SILK, entirely new and very rich ever offered in
this cty rich black Silks, plain g'd and satin sLTipe
new style French Cashmeres; Nous de LANES; new
style Cashmere Robes; Oregon and California Paids
entirely new; style Ginghams, superior Quality
rich white Damask SILK, for evening dresses; en-
broldered Robes in white and coils; Tarleon Robes;
Swiss Jaconet; TaIetans; Book and India Book
MusIns.
SHAWLs- Embroidered Canton Grape, French
Cashmere, Terkerri Printed very rich; rich silk en-
broidefed Cashmere and SaXony Net Shaws; Ter
KERR Scars Silk dO scarlet and fancy coored Grape
Scars; one cartoon extra fne Thread EdgingS and
Laces; do Swiss Insertings and Edgngs, very fine;
French Needle-work Collars and inside de; Cuffs,
Sleeves, &c.
LINEN GOODS-LiRen Cambria Htks, all prices;
Rich Embroidered and Rcverc BOrdefed Linen Cam
brick Ildkfs; Irish Linen; Linen Shecting; Damask
CLOTHS and Table Damask; Bird Eye and Huck-
aback Diapers; Scotch Hollons, Brown do, White
do; Damask Napkins, &C.
DOMESTIC GOODS-Bleached and Brown Bo-
mestc, all kinds; Prints of every variety and prices
Sat- nets all prices, very cheap 0snaburgs, COtOns
Heavy fulled Cloth, for servants wear, sc. &c.
N5- Merchants visiting Baltimore are respectfully
invited TO call and examine my Stock they will fad
many choice and desirable Goods, which not kept
in exclusive JpbbiHg Stores. Prices as low as any
house in the civ.
]. EDWARD BIRD, 209 BALTIMORE ST.
OF between Light and Charles.
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se3-d Office corner of Grant and Pratt-s
SEASONED LUMBER.

~ En- sONED LUA BEN.
- 10000 feet inch Oak, for Tobacco Baxes
$4,000 do Cherry do do
$4,000 feet Chair Plank, (Albany)
$4,000 " Sd N. e. Flooring, (part worked)
$4,000 " 5-6 Albany Poplar.
Together with large and general assortment of
LUMBER, such as Panel, common, select and com
mon Cuttings; JoiSts, Rafters, Scantling; Ash, Cher
ry and Maple scantling; Button wood do; sawed and
split Laths; Shingles; Ark Logs and Oar Stems,
cherry and poplar; hand lail Poplar; Scanting Hem
lock Fencing; Y. P. SiiIng inch Poplar; Spruce Pine
Fiooriag Weather Boarding, &C. &c.
90 Buyers are requested to call before purchas-
ing, as we are determined 10 sell on terms that will
please. ID, L, THOMAS GO.
sel6-lm West Falls Avenue.
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MHUSICAL TUITION. Mr.. A. ]. CLEAVE-
W. LAND, professor of Music, and for several
years member OF the Teachers class in the Boston
Academy Of Music,) having taken Room at No. III
give his professional services to classes give pr
vate lessons reasonable terms, at his rooms or at
the residence of his pupils
Ladies and gentlemen can get good instruction on
any instrument, or in vocal music, by calling as
above. All kinds of instruments selected with
great care, free of charge.
CO. Particular attention paid to the cultivation of
the voice sel6-3m
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PERIFOCAL SPECTACLES.

DLAKE & LYON, No, 1919 BALTIMORE
ED STREET, have Just received large invoice of
the above PERIFOCAL EYES, set in fine Gold,
Steel and Silver Frames, TO suit all ages. The above
glasses are of the first quality, and ale peculiarly
adapted to assist the sight and strengthen the eyes,
The many testimonials that can be produced is a suf
Hcent evidence of their superior virtues. We invite
the citizens generally to call and examine our stock
of Spectaces, Watches and Jewelry, at No. 1872 BAL
T1MoRE STREE ct Sd door from ST PauI's O6-lw
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COAL! COAL!l COAL!!!

COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
TEyHE UNDERSIGNED is now receiving his
III winter supply of ANTHRACITE COAL, and
respectfully solicts orders from those who are in
want of the article, being able. confidently, to give
the assurance that it is of the BEST quality. He is
prepared to supply, on the most favorable terms,
'Coalbrook" baltimore Co's,) "Wyomng," and
"Good Spring Creek'' Gree burning COAL. Those
using Ranges or Cooking Stoves are requested TO try
the last named description. it is admirably adapt
ed for burning in them. Orders Jeff at the following
places will receive prompt attentions
Chauncey Brooks, Son s. Co.. 3ll Baltimore-st.
Franklin Gardner, No. 1875 Baltimore street.
f. G. Hunt, corner Franklin and Pine streets, and
at the Yard, Spring Gardens, foot of Eutaw-st.
o8 colin PETER FAHNESTOCK.
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ART OF DANCING.

Il n. J. IL. CODET respectfully announces
lTa 10 his patrons and the ladies and gentlemen OF
Baltimore, that he will commence his Institution
Sept. 29lh at the City Guards Armory corner of Han
over and Lombard sts as formerly occupied v him.
Mr. G.. will give instructions in the LaPOlka's Quad
rifles Cealius Waltzes, and the new Spanish Dance
La Cadiz, danced by the natives of Cadz and Ma
drid. Pupils will have the privilege Of learning the
above without extra charge. The Saloon has been
handsomely designed, papered and painted, with ad
ditioGal dressing rooms added which makes it one of
the handsomest and most commodious Saloons in the
city. $50
Days Of Tuition TUESDAY and SATURDAYS,
ladies', Misses and Masters Glasses from till P.
Gentlemen's Glass from Till 10 Evening Orders left
his residence the European House or at the Saloon
on days Of instruction will be promptly attended to.
Sel0- enGW
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CPLENDID SILVER PLATED

NJOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, to all
1N whom it may conern, that application viii be
made 10 the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore at
their next session TO condemn the following streets,
viz Townsend street from Ross street to PennSylva-
MIA Avenues Mosher stree from Ross ST. to Pennsylva-
sylyaAia Avenue; Wilson street from Ross ST. to
Pennsylvania Avenues Division ST, from the Northern
boundary line of the late Caleb llas ground, and the
Southern boundary line of The land formerly owned
by the late William McMechen; Etting alley fom
Wilson st. TO Lanvale ST., and Boulder alley from
Wilson ST. to point distant 100 feet northw sterIy
from the northwest side of Lanvae ST., agreebly 10
the supplement 10 the Act Of the General Assembly
OF Maryland passei cemSer sesiOn, 1917, the said
supplement having Passed March llth, 1884. o6-U
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NOTICE. The una rsigned has just received a
lS large assortment Of the AIR TIGHT
COOK STOVES from the Peekskil Stove Works,
in New York State, and has opened warehouse and
Office at No. 49 S. CALVERT STREET, Baltimore.
The proprietor of this estab hment feels warranted
assuring the public that his assortment of STOVES,
&C., is equal to any that can be offered this season,
they are all of The newest and best patterns, and
on as reasonable 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 offer the most
satisfactory inducements as TO price, quality and
STYLE
(a5-Orders solicited at No. 80 sOuth Calvert street,
Baltimore.
d%JOBBING and REPAIRING done at the short
est notice, THOS. NORRIS,
sel9-lm+ Proprietor.
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,isHAa, FOR RENT. The second story of the
MK.!!l Book Store, No. 15I PRATT STREET, ad-
H&!iI joining the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
IA Depot, consisting of one very large and com
nlOdlOns Room, very suitable for a commission mer-
chant, storage room, or armory for military compa-
ny, or any other purpose requiring plenty Of room.
Two handsome new store COUNTERS, with draw
ers, and large Snow WINDOW, for sale cheap.
Inquire AT the Bookstore,
No. ISL PRATT STREET,
je8-tf next door TO Railroad Depot.