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Now Picking and Preserving Establish-
ment and Vinegar Depot.

THE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and the
public generally, that he has now nearly completed his
Stock consisting OF extensive supply and choice assort
en OF Picked Fruits aud Vegetables, Preserves, brandy
Eris JeHys Syrnps, Casus, Sauces, &C. manufactured
BY himself in an improved manner and unsurpassed style,
and depending solely the merits OF their superior quality
he alters himself Of large and extensive custom He Is
now prepared to furnish Families Boarding and Oyster
Houses de- through the season, with Cucumbers pick
in salt Vinegar, and nicely spced, by The lOO
In kegs OF barrels, satisfactory terms
Merchants Navy Agents, Shippers &c, are respectfully
solicited favor him with call, and TO examine his stock
and articles prepared for Navy and Ship Stores before
chasing elsewhere, he can supply them with any quail
ties in the shortest time, packed neatly and with care and
would take pleasure in furnishing them with Catalogue
Of all his arcles and wholesale prices Of his establishment
Also superior article OF Picking Wine and Pure Cider
Vinegar, warranted, constantly for sale by
= .ai 43. WILLIAM NUMSEN,
oct g. 307 West Pratt st, bet. Paca and Eutaw ST.
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Bucks Patent Hot and Alright Cooking
Stove

rs REMOVED from Light street to No. 42 South Calvert
l street, III door above Lombard street
this stove inhabitants OF tile city and county Of Bal
and It's adjacent country and will venture to say
large number has been sold, became popular In
SO time, gave such general and universal suits
commenced selling this Stove, during which time have
sold almost all and every kind Of Cooking Stove that now
is or has been the market for the last fifteen years
therefore am from experience, prepared 70 say without
fear contradiction, that there never has been TINT ma
chine made in shape Of either Stove or Range, that Is capa
BILE Of doing much work. Of doing I as well and q! ~
small expense for labor and ue as the Buck Stove The
all the boilers rom4 TO Y IN number The oven very
large being the full size q the stove including ne hearth
Cooking stoves in use, and third larger than the
Of my other stove ever ade and - 80 a
ing distance eight twenty eet (accordng TO size
which not only gives The Sysn even H. ne hea q
extraordinarily long distance in the stove before coming y
e pe mas ss s cook or keep Il IS also
superior baker; and the small sze being capable Of
as four ssss e 1ss BAKE
saving large amount OF fuel that Is usually wasted ~ us
in may houses aaadenss, nospitals steamboats, and The
largest class hotels Hundreds OF DC add
nv. believing tiat ali who wish to study economy and
venience and at the same time obtain me mos, smp I'm.
ut least call this before purchasing elsewhere
Tile following lew names selected to which am
Mr. David Keener, il North Charles street
Bishop Waugh ~ Green street.
1honias Wilson, corner Calvert and Lexington streets
DIR. John l.. Chapman, Mulberry street
Mrs Jane Hayward, 60 North Calvert street.
Edward l.. FAINT, Hanover street stEt
George A. v. Spreckelsen III East Pratt street.
Abraham Mister, LAG Hanover street.
James Z. Williamson, corner Gay and High streets
john H. Rhodes, l52 Hanover street
Dir. j. M. Jennings, North Hsgl street.
Jane s. Jewett, 81 Howard street
James Young 81 Eden street
DR. H. H. Hopkins l67 Park street.
Joseph Husband, jr., 2l3 Pratt street
John Is. Selby, 334 Baltimore street.
DIR. Henry Siinnecke, III Lombard street.
Female Orphan Asylum Mulberry street
Barnum a. Co., City Hotel
Z. Thurston, Fountain Hotel.
Daniel Dorsey, Exchange Hotel.
William Field, National Hotel.
Thomas James, Rainbow Hotel
Col. H. Capron, Laurel Factory, Md
Many names might be added but suppose The above
will suffice little book at the store for certificates and
further particulars. Amy person purchasing one OF these
Stoves after giving it lair trial for thirty days and ma
answer their purpose can return IL and Will have
their money refunded. ~
N b. No. AZ South Calvert street Is the only place where
they can be had. -
octS ly'' BUkk PECk, Agent
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Merchants Exchange Hotel,

STATE STREET, BOSTON.
THE subscriber will open the LIST Of September next
the Merchants Exchange Hotel located In State street.
and in the immediate vicinity Of the Banks the Post or
to the wants and comforts Of his guests to merit good
share Of the public patronage The house has hun.
ed and the undersigned feels confident that he now pre-.
pared entertain the travelling public in style equal
any Hotel In the city The bedding and furniture generally
has been replenished and the appointments and convent
ences of the House inferior TO Of is kind By
prompt personal attention to the desres of his guests
subscriber hopes to merit his share Of the public favor and
patronage x
Tnnslent Boarders One Dollar per day.
oct 8 ly' HENRY DOOLEY.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS
WINTHROP HOUSE,

Directly opposite Boston Common.
MIR. JOHN WRIGHT having reinquished all connection
M with the Winthrop House, Will Tor the future be un.
der the sole management OF subscriber and the house
now opened Hotel for travelling public well
home for more permanent boardere
The situation Of the House, directly in front oil Boston
Common its spacious and airy rooms, and all it's Internal
accommodations, render unequaed by public house
In the city, in its attractions the traveller and hos,
desiring more permanent lodgings.
Every convenience as 10 apartments table and a,ten
dance, will be furnished at the house, which be had
any hotel in the city, infs attractions for the traveller
for those desiring more permanent lodgings.
Every convenience as TO apartments table and alten
dance, will be furnished at the house, which be had
any hotel boarding house in the city, and the subscriber
will devote himself the comfort Of all who may favor him
with their patronage
Parties travelling with their families, and with ladies'
will find the Winthrop House especially adapted to then
convenience,
The patronage Of The travelling public and Of permanent
boarders, is respectfully addicted. $500
oct 8 ly' WILLIAM H. SPOONER. Z
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UNIvERsITY OF MARYLANDs;

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
ISACULTY or PHySIC-SESSlON OF lSf7-'a-The
II Lectures will commence on Monday, 10Th October, and
continue until the first OF March ensuing.
Obsteric Surgery and Medical Jurisprudence, -.
Therapeutics, Matera Medica, and HYGIENE SAMUEL.
CHEW, NJ ID.
Anatomy and Physiology, JosKpH Rory, NJ. ID.
Theory and Practice OF Medicine, WILLIAM Power, NJ.
ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, WILLIAM e. A. AIKEN, M, d.
LII. ID. s. s4
Surgery, NATHAN SMITH, NJ D.
Demonstration Of Anatomy, GEORGE MILTENBK0ER, NJ ID.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery
every day ut the Baltimore nmary, opposite the Medical
College. The for practical anatomy will be opened
October st under the charge OF the demonstration Fees
for the entire course $50
Comfortable board may be obtained In the vicinity of the
Medical College for s2 90 TO ESQ.
WILLIAM e. "A. AIKEN,
oct 8 dly' Dean Of the Faculty.
The vacancy In the Obsetrical department will be filled
before the commencement Of the session 49, .--.
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Laboratory OF Thomsonian Botanic Medi-
ciIneA. rs

Laboratory OF ThOmsOnian Botanic Medi-
cines. .t+
INPHM LARRABEE, No. 20 South Calvert ST., Baltimore,
II has always hand the largest and most complete
sortmen OF pure Botanic remedies IN the United States,
prepared under his special his Iboraiorybe
The first In the United States for the special purpose
OF preparing 7honsonia Botanic Medicines All Of the
puverzed and compounded articles put In quarter
and half pound packages and neatly labelled, with drec
suitable for retailing and upon better terms than the
same articles be had for In The United States Every
article in his line is warranted genuinethe public can rely
upon this.
nt liberal discount made 10 country merchants who
particularly requested TO call and examine quality &c.
before purchasing
The various Treatises embracing the most reputed
authors, upon the ThoDsonian Botanic System Of Medi
cine may also be had at his establishment by the quantity
or single copy OCT 3
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blank Books and Stationery Of every de
scrfption.
GEORGE f. NESBITT,

STATIONER AND PRINTER,
7otne Budding Wall and Water streets, Ne,e York.
ITO BANKERS, INSURANCE COMPANIES AND
1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T. NESBI1.r takes leave
that having established Resident Agents in England
and France he win be enabled 10 supply any and every
ce in his line at the lowest prices The object Of the sub
scriber much do extended Wholesale busnes
supply merchants and others with such articles they
may require in their business in small quantities, at whole
made The following articles will be found in his present
extensive stock:
Papers, Cutlery, Slaes Sealing Wax Steel PENS Seals
Inksands Copying Presses Sanddshes Wafers Rod Tape
Inks Pencil Cases, Ivory Tablets Envelopes, Gum Tickets
Blank Cards OF every variety.
Together with every other article made either in England
France, and constituting part OF staoners stock
Domestic Stationery in quality and assortment not sur
passed .-L. II oct ll-lyd'
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JAMES w. HUGHsoN,

One Door Deio,c baltimore Street, Baltimore.
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public, that
IL he 10 manufacture Saddles Harness, Trunks,
&c, and has hand large and beautiful stock oil
fresh goods which he selling ut uncommony low prices
Country dealers will find II TO their interest to give me
call before buying
Fine Fashionable, Coach and Buggy Harness. and ladies'
and gentlemens Saddles Brdles &C., always on hand
Military Work done in the best manner
oct s-lyd'
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TO CU1MBkhLAND, BROIpNSgILLE, PITTS
i BURGH WHEELLNG, CINCLNNATL
Z LOUISpfLLE, ST LOUIS
A ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Messrs. Burk &
IA Co.'s Express IRON Baltimore Pittsburgh Tor the
the above named places with mail speed The wagons OF
this line all built with the capacity Of 800 lbs,
aud the best 10 be obtained have placed along
the line of the National Road
Messengers will accompany all goods by this line and
that the drivers on the road make the allotted time from
station 10 station, witisut failure.
All goods will be recepied for at any OF offices
agencies North South arrive in Pittsburgh 80 hours
and Wheeling In ~ hours from Baltimore.
Goods received until ~ O'clock in the day.
oct Blvd
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RICH q LOUTREL,

RICH a. LOUTREL,
IMPORTERS
FRENCH AND ENGLISH FANCY AND
STAPLE STATIONERY
MANUFACTURERS OF
PREMIUM MANIFOLD WRITER'S, AC-
COUNT BOOKS, GOLD PENS, EX-
CELSIOR INKS, COPYING
PRESSES, &C., 9c.
81 WILLIAM STREET, New YoRx.
oct Idly .t...
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ENGRAvINGs, PAINTINGS.

DICTURE FRAMES, PIER AND nANTEL GLASSES
i &c.--WILLLAM q SIEYEAE, 3i3 Broadway,
short distance above the PARK, LNfPORI,EHS AM
MAN ENGRA VfN6S, MANUFACTURERS OF
LOOKING GLdSSES, DC.
W. q S. have made such arrangements with the frs
publishing houses IN the PRINT line, both In London
Paris, will TO them constant supply Of all the
most popular subjepts from the best artists well the
first OF all novelties they are produced which they will
sell at very reasonable prices
AfANIEL AND PIER GLASSES, In all the varieties
of French, Ezabehian and Gothic styles, constantly
hand Or framed order from original designs with supe
French plates and with that faithful attention To quail
iy which has always characterized their establishment
Portfolios and Stands constantly on hand.
oct ll--lyd' FFAt.
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Old Established Passage Office, 275 Pearl 81
q ANItEI THOMSON A. NEpIIEXX Anenf fnr the lilac

The subscribers would respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they have added several splendid
ships their line Of packets between this port and Liver
poo which has been iayobiy known and extensively pa
ronised for period Of than thirty years. and
hesitation in assuring those who may wish make
agements for the passage Of their friends from England
to point Of comfort convenience and safety one
which will sail from Liverpool every six days throughou
grants ut the port Of embarkation impossible.
free passage per steamer from the various Irish and
Scotch ports with breadsfus and hospital money paid may
be secured all at the lowest and when those settled
for decline coming out the full amount paid will be prompt.
ly refunded usual For further particulars apply TO
SAMUEL THOMPSON d NEPHEW, 275 Pearl st.
Or TO G. GRIMSllAW co, 10 Goree Pazzas Liverpool
Drafts exchange payable at sight also furnished
for any r. G. Glyn Co, Bankers, London; C.
Grimshaw Co., Liverpool; tho National bank Of Ireland
ny. Apply above octil-dly
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AT THE PARIS BOOT EMPORIUM
Corner Of Ffon and Nassau s, opposite the Herald office
HfS is Of the first and fashionable establish
ments III this city the quality Of their Boots and Shoes
has made the resort OF all who want 70 have nice ane
best In other for s6 e. We would call tn,
attention Of friends to his establishment where the,
will no doubt be kindly received by MR. YOUNG the pro
pretor Fine Cali Boots for % ~ that be beat fol
%. Small profits and quick returns, is his motto.
oct ll--lyd'
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= -- = :
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAIL ROAD LINE, FOR
PHIL ADELPHIA AND INTERMEDfATE PLACES, will
leave Pier No. q N r., foot Of Battery Prces by Steam
boat JOHN POTTER for South Amboy, every day, (Sun
day excepted,) at six O'Clock. 1@t f.s9
Passengers will take the from South Amboy TO Cam.
den aud arrive in Philadelphia, about III LIZ o'clock
Fare Philadelphia, 49, for forward deck passengers
Philadelphia, $3.50 Emigrant and Transportation Line every
day, by Steamboat Transport at IL O'Clock r. NJ, fare
S225; Freehold and Monmouth via Stages from Higtsown
and Vests Turnout from New York To Freehold by Vests
Turnotp, 81 l2; from New York Freehold by gtsown,
81 Spotswood and VESTS rs CENTS South Amboy rs
cents Perth Amboy IL liz cents.
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO PHILADELPHIA.
For the accommodation Of those persons wishing spend
part Of the day in Philadelphia either business plea
sure Excursion tickets will be furnished emitting the pas
sengers by the Mail Line at IL O'Clock, p.
the same day, at O'Clock the next morning.
Tickets for the Excursion &c. to be had at the Office No.
West Street, or board the boat.
Fifty pounds of baggage will be allowed to each passen-
ger In this line and passengers are expressly prohibited
from taking anything baggage but their wearing apparel
which will be at the risk OF its owner.
octS-dly l. BLISS, Agent
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New Garnet Warehouse.

ballard d PRINCE inform their customers and the
ID public that they have removed from the old stand
long occupied by tem the large and commodious Ware
house, recently erected on the north side of
BROOMFLELD STREET,
short distance from Washington street, where they offer
for sale extensive assortment of English and American
Carpengs of all qualities do do Stair Carpengs Hearth
Rugs; Bookings Straw Mattngs, &c &c.
Also, English and American Painted Floor Cloths Of all
dimensions. oct 8 Iy'
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MRS BoSLEY'S Wholesale and Retail Corset Manufac
M tory Is removed to 60 Baltimore street, over John
Royston Co.'S Store, where Merchants can be supplied
with C0RSETS on the most reasonable terms
60 BALTIMORE STREET,
oct g. South side, 3 doors from Gay street.
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ST'EEL PENS.

ldYER PHINEAS, Manufacturer and Importer OF English
M and American STEEL PENS q PEN HOLDERS,
l2S William street. between Fulton and John sts N York,
respectfully invites the attention Of the public TO his justly
celebrated Bank Commercial and Original Pens, which
used by the principal houses in the city, who have found
them the best Pen ever used Also Ornamental Pens for
various writings which both durable and elastic, and
preferable the Gold Pen, possessing the
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anew YORK LAMP DEPOTn
Nos 1874 and 136 Fulton st. Sum Buildings

Nos 1874 and 138 Fulton st. Sum Buildings.
AMPS, GlRANDOLES, CHANDELIERS, &c.-J, O.
IL FAY has made such arrangements with large manu-
featuring establishment VIII insure to the public,
chants and others opportunity to cheap and
very superior articles Hanging, and Stand Lamps
in great variety
Girandoles Of new and superior style and finish.
Solar and Gas Chandeliers with TO or lights Of the
most splendid workmanship, with or without prisms
Candeabras Hall Lanterns, &C. &c, in great assert
ment. r.e a4 E,
Bracket Solar, and Tin Side Reflector Lamps and Wicks
The above articles uneguaed in quality, STYLE and
beauty of finish, and will be sold at the manufacturers low
est prices, wholesale and retail Gilt Bronzed, and Sill
vered
B. Don't forget before purchasing, to call and exam
inc the assortment at the Lamp Store Ia and lb Fulton
street, Sun Buildings.
Also, old Lamps rebronzed gill; and silvered, made to
look like at short notice, and Astral Lamps altered to
Solar t. a.g oct Idly
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These substantial fast sailing first class ships all built In
the city of New York, commanded by men Of expe.
rience and ability, and will be despatched puncay on
the 2lst Of each month
Their cabins are elegant and commodous and are fur
nsed with whatever conduce to the and comfort
Of passengers. .
sponsbe any parcels packages them unless
regular bills OF lading signed therefor
For freight or passage apply TO
Woodruff q MINTURNNS,
81 South street, New York.
or to FIELDEN, BROTHERS& CO.,
oct Idly Liverpool.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

n will be matter of qualification 10 the citizens Of Mont
gomery, well the travelling community through
that great commercial thoroughfare, 10 learn that Mr.
Washington lilly, so long and hvorably known a. The
courteous and gentlemany proprietor OF Montgomery
will open the LIST of November the above and ad
mrably arranged Hotel under Mr. j. Stewart, thr pro
pn, ply ~ u,G ~ ~ ~ ". ~, w. ~
proprietor and the undersgned manager TO merit that
patronage which their experience and popularity merits
adapted suit the OF travelersthe furniture mo
dern. The tables will be well supplied with every article
requisite for the fastidious tastes and the wines
superior brand The first session OF the Legislature viii
assemble In this city, and upon hs upon every coca
sion, the members, well the public in general
expect dimnution Of the attention they have hitherto
experienced from the undersigned
& w. 'tHT WASHINGTON TII.LY,
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Carrying the Great Central United States Mail.

Carrying the Great Central United States Mail.
Schedule.
Leaving Spears Wharf, Baltimore, daily except Sundays
at r. NJ BY the well known route, via Chesapeake Bay,
City Point Petersburg, Weldon wilmington to Charles.
ton, ca without loss Of sleep TO Weldonin the popular,
comfortable and safe steamboats,, with their experienced
captains and crews. GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or
HERALD, Captain Russell, or JEWESS, Captain Sutton.
This Line has been running for upwards OF twenty years,
for this route Arriving in Norfolk ater comfortable
nights sleep, next morning. at O'Clock, A. Thence up
The James River, with It's beautiful scenery In daylight by
the steamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain Davis, ALICE,
beautiful iron steamboat MOUNT VERNON Captain Blow
some time in advance Petersburg Of the Great u s. Mail
Line with the passengers leaving Baltimore time,
Washington City next morning, where this Great u S. Mail
their false advertisement OF 81 hours ahead OF any other
Line The Bay Line gives the traveller at least six hours
Petersburg to encounter the night travel to Whining
on N O. The passengers that leave Baltimore by
Bay Line amalgamaie Petersburg with those that
Baltimore evening" and Washington next morning,
ia the Great u s. Ma3 at Petersburg therefore arrive at
Charleston all together.
road to Garysville and Frankinhence by the steamer
FOX Edenton, Plymouth, Newbern, and Washington NJ
c. Returning with same connection
p NJ, daily, except Sunday arriving in baltimore in
time for the several routes going Nor East South and
West
Fare between s' Esass c Ct e. va
I" :" Franklin,
Richmond or Petersburg, Va,
i =" Castor Weldon, NJ e., o
" !" Through to Charleston, S. c., FL
Meals board Bay and James River Boats, included,
thereby saving each passenger by this route 81 go
Travellers by the above route will please be directed by
Soliciting Agent in the Cars and by the Porter In the
Depot yard e. Norfolk Line labelled his hat) who will
Baltimore, October 9Th, lsi7 diy
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Also hand of Pens of various
makers, which NJ r. offers for sale very low prices For
sale by G. F. Nesbitt, H. Cogswe, Messrs. Wheeler
Wood, Bowen d. Co., Lambert d Lane, ID. Fell, In Wall
street, aud by all the Stationers in the city lily.
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HOUSE FURNISHING AND
CABINET WARE-ROOMS.

.,-.--......-... RANDOLPH b VREEVEb, 9Th slreef,
okrx2A<ff south OF the General Post Office, would
respectfully invite the attention Of his
rienls the citizens OF Washington, and
its vicinity TO nus stock OF Furniture and Housekeeping
articles; Comprising in part
IT, Maiogany spring seat Sofas
2 rocking and parlor Chairs
% centre card, and dining Tables
Bureaus, sideboaris &C.
and Gilt Frames Looking Rlassee
w,r,robes, Becstealis, Cribs, Cradles,
Shrck hair and straw Mattresses,
Feather Beds Sackng Bottoms &c.
ALSO
Glass china, stone, earthen and iron Ware
Knives and Forks, Brushes, and Wooden Ware
with numerous other articles in the Housekeeping line too
numerous TO mention. l
lie is prepared manufacture all kinds of Furniture
the shortest notice. and the reasonable terms He
datters himself that from his long experience the cabne>
business all work made by him win be done in faithful
and workman-like manner and give entire satisfaction
N. b. Old Furniture, taken in exchange for new.
oct sind
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The Green Spring H ydIropath chic Institute.

The Green spring HydrOpathtc Institute'
FINDER the charge Of DIR. VIM BoDE pupil Of Presnitz
oil GrRenbeg, Is open for the reception OF patients
Is distant from Baltimore IA miles by the Susquehannu
Railroad and 10 miles by the Reistertown Turnpike The
house, bathing establishments and quantity and quality
this institute, afford every means for the efficient
practice of the The grounds arranged
and Of such extent enable and induce the inmates to
take ample exercise. 'att
Applications for admission to be addressed to-
Dr. WIN. BODE,
oct g. owings' Mills Post Office, Baltimore County.