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!An Lula S6s the dotonae of Vera CRUZ a..
thafs nom the ENTERTAINMENTS Of his situauon
ne would BE- compelled 10 wait an attack in the
city chosen for his head.quarters. In the one
case Gen. Scott allowed nothing for the strategy
Of the enemy; in the other he relied toe much,
to move forward ut all. In any event, from the
rumors and reports Of the actual march of Santa
Anna upon SaltillO, and of the actual retreat of
Gen. Taylor towards Monterey, it would seem that
Gen. Scott had made most unlucky Intervention
III the arrangements of Gen. Taylor, and by di-
vertng the line Corporations to Vera Cruz has ha-
harded the total loss Of all that has been ac-
complished in the north.
But we forbear further commentaries, in the
hope of better intelligence than the reports from
New Orleans of yesterday and to day. If, on the
other hand il should be confirmed, the only al.
ternatves will be either to abandon entirely the
whole of Northern Mexico except Matamoras,
and all operations by that route, and make Tam
pico and Vera Cruz the base points of future ope-
Scott TO the relief of General Taylor, and the re-
covery the -fground land the positions he may
have lost In the latter alternative, all the work
done in the north will have To be done over again
in the former, all that has been done will
amount to nothing, except waste of men and
money.
But there is yet a chance that old Zack has
maintained himself, and that the new leves of
volunteers just arrived at the Brazos, will enable
maintain his position as far south osltilo, until
the operations of General Scott at Vera Cruz, will
further enable him to make u forward move
ment upon Santa Anna, who, il foiled at Saltllo,
must fall back upon San Luis or Victoria. Let
US hope for the best w.
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FOUNTAIN HOIEL,
LIGHT ST, BALTIMoRE,
January ~, lgi7.
hfH HTHVs 4 THEsf ESTb }Proprietor..

PHlNEAS THURSTON,} 'ioP""''
THE undersgned having succeeded the late firm OF DIX
= F0GG IN the propretorshp Of the Fountain Hotel
long and widely known Of the most commodious
establishments Bnltimere take this method Of informing
the travelling public, that beside the great improvement
made last spring the addition Of nGe To- the
house by which large number Of lodgings added
well extensive Bathing Establishment they have re-
Gently had constructed Ladies' Ordinary fitted IN
the most unique and sye and also private sitting
for gentlemen, which entirely free from tho hustle
necessarily inc dentto the mere public parts Of the house
themselves cannot fail to please In connection with these
the whole interior Of the house has under
thorough reviNonevery thing apperainng to- the
upholstery the establishment has been renewed and at
tsndants for the chambers selected with ct view TO their
entire capablity in every respect -
The table will bs found all tmes fully supplde with
every thing the market affords served superior STYLE
while in the way OF wines &c &c nothing will be kept but
what 10 Of the best quality .
Added those facts the attention and courtesy which will
be rendered by their assistants acting under their
sona supervision, those who favor them with call
they atter themselves will not leave dissatisfied pains
will be spared their the Of
their and trust their hopes ofa liberal patronage will
prove unfounded,
Baggage taken to and from the Hotel free Of charge.
ARTHUR l.. FOG9,
0fs w2nr
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FATAL AYFRAY.-An ARRAY occurred at Bards-
town, Ky, few days days ego, between two brothers
inlaw Judge Brown and Judge Gaither which ended in
the death OF the latter who received the contents of
pistol BALI. Clipper, March %.
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SELITNG OFF,

THE subscribers intending close their Plant Busines
month offer their choice selection o. Green Hous.
and Stove Plants Roses Grape Vines &c &c at reduces
prees Also 100 pe Fatop Raspberry Canes just receives
Al Flushing, Long Island Walk co
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ALBANY, March 22-4 p M.
Crossing on foot on the ice-water at the top of
the docks-prospect of ice going out soon.
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HUDSON, March pap. M.
Rain during most of the forenoon. The Hud.
son left here at IL O'Clock, upward bound, but re-
turned, and left for New York at M.
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AT FAIRS IN ALB ANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
II K l. E q II AP uIC.
Senate.

ALBANY, March ~, ls47.
Mr. DErrmroN read report adverse to the Canal
Contract Bill, which, together with the bill referred
to the Committee Of the Whole.
The General Railroad bill made the general order
for tomorrow.
The bill more efectuslly to provide for Common
School Education in New York was ordered to third
reading.
The Plank Road Bill was debated until the adjourn
msnt.
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GEN. TAYLOR At MONTEREY.
Loss Of Artillery at tho Rincouada
Pass.
Requisition Of General Taylor for Ten Regi
ments Of Troops.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY.
Anticipated Attack on Mata'
mOraS.
PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENCE.
QY~


leans, bringing one day later intelligence from
the Brazos.
The previous accounts of the great battle are
confirmed, but nothing authentic has been re-
ceived as to loss on either side
The Brazos was under msrtial law, and all the
American citizens enrolled and armed.
An express from the mouth of the Rio Grande
arrived at the Brazos on the 7th inst announcing
that 100 of the enemy, under Canales, were
marching on that place, and that the citizens
had no arms, not even musket. Arms and am
muniton were sent to them.
large body of the enemy was about Matamo-
ras, and an attack was hourly expected there.
Gen. Taylor had made good his retreat to Mon.
terey. An attack was hourly expected at that
place. He lost six pieces OF artillery in the Rim
conada pass.
He could no doubt hold out at Monterey as long
as supplies lasted, but all communication with
him was cut off.
Gen. Taylor has made requisition on Texas,
Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, for ten re-
giments to be sent forthwith to the Rio Grande.
Nothing by the Western mail
PHILADELPHIA, March 22-7 p. M.
The news from Europe has had favorable in
fuence on our grain markets; -four is firm, with
sales at $6 per barrel corn 80 cents
PoueHKEEpsIE, March I'D p. M
Raining and freezing most of the day water
rising.
HUDSON, March 22-4 P. M.
Rain during most of the forenoon. The Hnd.
son left here at IL O'Clock, upward bound, but re-
turned, and left for New York at Up. M.
-
ALBANY, March 22-4 p. M.
Crossing on foot on the ice-water at the top of
the docks-prospect of ice going out soon.
Troy, March Pap. M.
Not much rain, but dark, gloomy and disa-
greeable day
ROCHESTER,, March 22-4 p. M.
Warm. and has the appearance of lain.
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AK FOR NEW ORLEANS. LOU!sIANA AND
NSIUPN NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS -fositlve-
the st only regular packet to sail Q. 9r ps boIs
AVOLA, Whitmore, master. isnow loading ana VIII SAL
above. ,,,.-
moiaous applv on board at Orleans wharf, foot OF Wall
street, or" Elk. COLLINS, s. south street
Ag.r,. in Nav ORLEANS q. Woodruff X Co., who will
promptly forward all goods to their adsrss:
NJ B-shipper may rely upon TINS Doing INC "'''
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Troy, March 22-4P. M.
Not much rain, but dark, gloomy and disa-
greeable day.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 22-7 p. M.
The news from Europe has had favorable in
fuence on our grain markets -four is firm, with
sales at SO per barrel corn 80 cents.
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Passengers Sailed.
HAvRE-Paeket ship Admiral from Daitinore-Frsderick
Pn%e Ess LADY i,fa and nurse New York
child dos Mrs Clark Hare Of Bartlett, y
Of Bstmore; Chas kadt do; Nicholas Huppman, do; DR.
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Pnsssnw.rs Arrfvs,l.

LoNDoN-Packet ship Margaret Evans-Mr X Boylc Mr.
START Mrs f.tterson Miss Psttson; Master Patterson, of
Mr. Hoffman Austria; Tho. Sutton, Mrs Sutton and chill
dren Miss Mary Bro and Miss Celia Brown, Of England
aud 26 ia the steerage.
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SRx. WANTED, Schooner q the first cIas. from 100
fastened, and bottom sheathed with Copper sails
and rern9 order for Cash 10 be paid down
ior sue" 's" s. MIRANDA,
milo ,tsodsre Care OIL D. HEWITT, Newark. NJ.
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PoueHKEEpsIE, March I'D P. M.
Raining and freezing most of the day water
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ROCHESTER, March 22-4 z. M.
Warm, and has the appearance of lain.
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5OOOHsaEss cvs Raay Ss :ss
prices varying from below s. per dozen sale 10
81 I'D e: ss ss. ~ s a"a:a
ss patents for H. h 5A Of these
RS rc q CourtIandt stree
1872 BROADWAY, CORNER OF JOHN STREET,
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
Nos n
The S:sSs: IT.: I'm
SAVE thsr sapsncss declare that with the vsrbsns
fss Im*rh Druggist 1872 Broadway, corner John st.
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
whs Of aod
s Hair natss SSc. q Brown and gl.ei it inc beauty
: f william 9s
WSSAF SSssss
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
III iHa
Sold in New York By o.dley. rhelP, Co.. ~ Water
G b a Jhis @ ss.
w.yi Msskm, g; Broadway and druggists through
formula q this has been published in the
q so:ss
S,;: well a the distinguished meds. ,uhG1
Onas So broken g and stove 60
from my yard Elisabeth street and Conner Of Ham.
us rs III sSns sTs ''N.'.N 80 JACOB WEEKS, Jr.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, sc.
y SS Ssn .1 Nc
L. making .Sod ..;o5tmsnt Of Trunks, va'e' Carpet
Also super leather Trunks suitable for
Ams.ean ~ European Travel and POrtmanteau' for the
Order. iOI the West Indies. South America. &C. filed
| MASSAPEQUA HOUSE,
SOUTH OYSTER Bay, LONG ISLAND.
THE sgbscribsr take. this method inform hi. friend.
VII! ri respite. fyi:sI. the day Of
stage will leave Farming on the arrival Of the
Ing and evening tain Of cars f5cT BESeSn or the above
. sSkRRseoS 2.s: f Sss ass:.
MONEY LENT.
o .ss ss
plate sIsl'f5i
Person. ,, received in private Office by ringing the bell
| DALLEYs & CoNNELL's PAIN EXTRACTOR
COUNTRY merchants can be supplied with the true
s1's
number mo c0'r'nd' s' n SoM Syr, * ;eusSs
sNB-WansS q 70 80 travelling agents from different
FRENCH MADDEN
on hand and for sale BY
MUSKETS AND PISTOLS.
1000 sssS American Banded b.yone
I:$ H. S:, s!S'S s' ss1r.l Pistols.
90 po si - barr" "si Fowiax Pieces.
Sporting articles. Gun materials, Teel's &c. every thing
SD9s.S%an Maiden
CYRUS W. FIELD co.. No; . Bq.,ins slip, one. 10,
HrdWsrs Envelope Hanging and cSo1ed Paper
for rags bsn
81 and all
NEW PAPER HANGINGs & WINDOW SHADES.
have e'ss.
TpnH q a
df waaow sds c ss
very oWs.. Prices paes
CgsToM Sl h 6% NEW Y,95HK,
NOTdCEaPerson: having good. ~ the public store No
The United STATE. Bonded Wa,ehOuse corner Of Broadway
and Exchange Place at the risk and Of the
m, sii.t c. w. LAWRENCE. Csrr
R55LIAalkiRS ROOM To LET, y ne ey ?! BIooalysi
py BE H OF bqSoty Of
Possession given on the frat Of May. milo iw.rc
rO4NIAiN hoILL,
LIGHT ST. I GAh,,sSsn ls.,
ffHHi FNHEIAss F / E3SGot rroprie,on.
siys sf IL fs % Of
and widely one Of the mos; e
the travelling public that beside the great improvement
made last .png the addition of sns new wing the
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nR. GRANVILLE 8. PATTIsON has rem, we'd his re.
- sdence to Place, of 18th street, and
his Office NO. CO Chambers street. Once hours from 10 till
30 clock. m2 imfr
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Home Por.g

LHAaLEsTor. March is-Ar BI bark Romulus ssngster,
reenock; brig Aignssh Pratt st Michael via st Thomss
ea schIs Rio 0iande, Race New York; Lydia, Cathe.
rine, Wall, Camden, Me.
GsoRoErowN, March ie-Arr schr Exchange. Merriman,
from Portland, Me, bound Bucksville cid brig Julia
Ellen, Pat crson for Portsmouth, Nh; h brigs William
Fish for New Bedford.
MosILE, March I4-An ships Glasgow Munson, Liverpool
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HAVANA SEGARS.
Onn nnn HAVANA sEC}ARs of the follow.
kOO,OOOi ing brands ;-Dos Cgbanos do Rega.
las do Panateas do Ladies' Colone Cubrey, dos Compa-
nlSlw*c M. AN9ULO, 81 New 1t.
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STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY TO LET.
~ LARGE COTTAGE, with three acres of Land,
ED including garden well stocked with the best frut
coach house. stable, and pump. the premises
aud in front good bathing place Commanding Of tho
hnest prospects ON the island and t.e ferry Temp
kinsyille.
ALSO-Two Hotels several Cottages small Houses at
Tompknsve. Stapleton, and Clifton, TO let for sale.
Apply p. WOLFE,
milo lw*r Wolfe's Hotel, Tompkinsville.
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600 DOZEN PATENT sHIRRED sUsPEN
O,OOODERs, embracing over twenty .t,le. and
prices varying from below 50 $50 per for sale
obbers and exporters aud at retail by the only manuacu:
rer the in the United States and exclusive
all the patents for processes in the manufacture of these
goods H. H. DAY.
f2S I'm - CourtIandt
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EOH SALE,
- AT PRIVATE sALE-The property know. a Nc:
los Mulberry Brooms street. Lot - ~ 100
feet two story brick front house o. ths front ofos
large shop the rear BY q feet with cellar ~ feet
deep the lRme Half OF the purchase money can remain on
fla re
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- QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS IL QUIZ
3MOTTO-Fins Boots at y %. city made. and are
dress BOOB. s. %, squa TO the best sold in the city
Parent leather Shoes Caters and Slppers on hand
and made to order on short notice All goods warranted
give satisfaction MendigE 1ea done i Y me store,
Cs Is. Near the Museum.
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&R FOR LIvERPOOL.-New line regular packet
S for March 18th The splendid fast sailing packet
Hship HOsCIUs, A. Eldrdgs, Master, will sail a.
above. her regular day.
For freight passage, apply board at Orleans wharf
f.. X COLLINS. S. South street
Price Of passage, SIS. -,
The packet ship siddous, Edward B. Cobb, master VIII
m19
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A LESSON IN ECONOMY

LESSON IN ECONOMY.
n DEVICES HAT AND CAP MANUFACTOY,
- u1,metly known ss the Phenix Establishment.l
this ceebated establishment 10 constantly demonstratopg
the fact that beaver hat be sold for $3.50 and mole.
best IS bat sold in the elsewhere equal style
beauty Of shape completeness Of nsh of lining
and other requisite Whatever This fact the result Of
system which, il more generally adopted would end
much uinous extravaganza which trades
men hsys male shpwseek Of their hopes The Of
above Hat Car Mandatory concusvsly that
low the utmost expenditures quick sales
for cash, with small profits compete trumphany with
the glazing aud costly Of day. and tho
sacrifice Of point important or the manu-
saving OF from 50 so to S. Of his
patrons The schedule of prices as below -
LIST quality Nutria SO so LIST quality Cloth Caps 81 so
I'd 90 I'd / 90
l,t :. Moeskin.. 800 Sd 80. IS
I'd $50
In addition to the Spring style "a beautiful! srtIce)
he keeps hand Of styles adapted
all pecuartes of form and feature, and also prepared
maze order at short notice. Hats Caps &c pattern
1903 Fulton street mis- 6tsrc
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.cs From the Boston Traveller1
ID ING'S VERBENA CREAM-This shaving compound
~ is all the well among toasora professors as
those who prefer gather their durna
The BORDERS of Il lasts twice long the
quanycf snyoher seponacops those who
tho sxpences declare that with the Verbena Cream
dull will smoother face than most Of the old
with sharp steel; besides fragrant the
soening the skin, destroyer Of reckles pimples
Sc and what better than all these hard times it sol
almost for song.
Wholesale and retail, by CHARLES H. RING,
f23 lm*rh Druggist, 1872 Broadway, corner John st.
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TAR GREGORY, No. 3Roosevet st. door from That
~ ham, s!l engaged the cure Of private disease, a.
his afforded him wide field for pofesion
ob,ervsfon and improve meet which, together with the
ties Of curing his patients speedily and effectually
nal 3MeYc
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.
NO EQUAL-The Improvement of ls4s-ALEXAN-
IN DEh'S TRICOBAPHE, which iustanran eously coorl
the Hair natural Black Brown and give, it The beauty
rub off, soil the skin The proprietor since its improve
men to the public with the utmost confidence
< Co, Brosdway j. 9. Aspnwall, William street; Jshn
;Sn M1oIs Maiden Lane and A. B. D. Sands
fel4 lmsre q A. WRIGHT, Philadelphia
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CARRIAGES.
NHE subscriber offers fer sale excellent Of
good Carriages, all styles, warranted equ in qua
lily any thing in this Market aud will be sold
prices. JAMES BREWSTER,
ml0 1mSrc Is and 81 Canal street.
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TO LAND PROPRIETORS, FARMERS, &c.
WANTED-By married man, with small family, the
w management of farm, shares The advertiser il
practically acqpaintedwith all the most recent improve
cultivation OF fruit trees &c. &c His wife has perfect
knowledge of the Of dairy rearing of poultry
The most respectable city reference be gwen.
Address Agricola, Office of this lw&rc
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ADAMS HOUSE.
No. ara washington street, boston.


THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the public, thai they have become propreors OF the
above new and splendid Hotel
Tie Adams House erected during the past
supply an obvious demand for increased and superior
conlmodaons In this city II is located on Washington
street. within five minutes walk OF the great Southern and
Western Railroad Dep0ts and the business sections Of the
city. II is adjacent To the Park, and the Cupola commands
beautiful view Of the lIarb0r and adjoining towns.
The House has been constructed aer the approved
plans, with all the modern Inventions that minister the
comfort and convenience oi the traveller and coisrc.
tors long experience in hotels has enabled him 10 iro.
,luce many improvements which are, as yet peculiar
this establishment II is built OF Quincy granite and con.
tas One Hundred anil Fly ROOMS conveniently ariang,
ed In suits and single apartments, well ventilated and sup.
piled with an abundance of pure soft water
The Furniture made to order from the patterns,
with special regard well to comfort and convenience as
luxury and splendor.
Our Table will be supplied with all the uS,,ries al the
season, and pledge ourselves that the pnsr rares ol
the season shall he found uponit.
We lave devoted unusual attention the selection OF
servants and our guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance.
Poers will be in readiness the various Depos to take
charge OF Baggage and provide Carriages for our guests
The proprieors trust by strict attention to the wants
guests to merit share of patronage assuring all who may
favor them with visit, that nothing shall be waning
their part, render The ADAMS ousE second 10 none in
the Union. J.. " W. 4, ADAMS Proprietors
l., ADAMS, JR,, t#
WIN. T. ADAMS.
Adams House. Boston, Oct & w.
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NEW LINE OF LIvERPOOI. PACKETs


WILL sail from New York on The 2ith and from Liver
W pool on the lli OF each month
FROM NEW WORK.
ship SHERIDAN, Capt G. b. Cornish, oGth Jan.
Ship GARRlCk, Capt. d. j. II. Trask. 18th Feb
Ship ROSCluS Capt Asa Eldritlge, 18th March
ship SlDDONS Edward D. Cobb, 18th April
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship GARR1Ck, Capt b. ]. H. Trask. Ilth Dee
ship ROSCIUS Capt Asa Eliriige, 18th Jan
snip SlDDONS, Capt. Il, b. Cobb 18th Feb.
snip SHERIDAN. Capt q D. Cornish 9th Ian.
These ships MI Of the class upward Of 100 ton
bull m The city OF New York. with such improve ments Al
confoinr great speed with unusual eomlor for passengers
Every care has been taken IN the arrangement of
conn,odnlons The price Of passage hence is s75 for
which ample stores viii be provided These ships
commanded by experienced masters, who viii make every
eNerion TO give general satisfaction
Neither captains nor owners Of these ships will be re,
sposble Tor any letters parcels packages by them
u'r"sS regular bills q" laiing signed therefor
fnT freight passage apply TO
EDWARD II, COLLINS 81 South st., New York.
BROWN SlIlpLEY, x co, Liverpool
letters by The packet ships will he charged twelve and
hall cents per single sheet ~ per and news
papers eeii each. -5.
EDwhRDk COLLINS respectfully requests lhe pub.
sh's" newspapers 10 discontinue all advertisements not
r. their name q their Liverpool pckcls via: The Roscas,
Silions Sheridan, aud Garrck
y" provost disappointment, notice is hereby given that
contracts Tor iN,ssasc can only be pahr WIN them
octli -dly
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PIANO FORTEs.

THE undersigned manufacturing at their establishment
in Baltimore g. 2 and octave PIANOS, of all pat
terms and styles, which they confidently recommend 10
professors amateurs The Pianos manufactured by them
nave that peculiarly OF touch which commend them
PLAYERS every school, well those who distiir
gshed bya soft and delicate action those who cha
racterized by bold, fiery, and rapid movement
They authorized To refer u numerous professors in
Baltimore, who have given their Pianos trial, for their
testimonials Ia their favor, and they are warranted ii re.
commenting them by the universal appreciation which they
have received from the great number of persons who lave
them In In baltimore, and IN the south and west gene.
rally. They confident that they make instrument
equal any made anywhere in this country in Europe,
and their extensive manufacture Of Pianos enables them TO
sell liberal and satisfactory All instruments made
by them warranted and they will be kept in tune
year after purchase, without charge. s
An agent will visit Richmond IN short time, and various
parts Virginia and North Carolina, and viii receive
ders, which will be faithfully and promptly executed our
manufaGt0ry. G7 137
y Orders will also be received our factory direct,
and spec ial pains taken To give satisfaction
kNABE d. GAEIILE,
s No. Q Eutaw st., opp. the Euuiw House, Bait.
= S--lyd. ~
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New Picking and Preserving Establish
meMt and Vine gar Depot.

IIE Subscriber begs leave 70 inform his friends and the
public generally, that he has now nearly completed his
ment OF Picked Frs aud Vegetables, Prcserres, Brdndy
Fruits, Jys, Scraps, Caisnps Sauces. DC, manufactured
by himself Improved manner, and unsurpassed style,
and depending solely the merits Of their superior quality,
lie ilaers himself Of large and extensive custom lie il
now prepared To furnish Families boarding and Oyster
Houses &c through the season, with Cucuhers picked
in salt and water or Vinegar and nicely spced by the 00
in kegs or barrels satisfactory terms ~
Merchants, Navy Agents, Shippers, &c, respectfully
solicited TO favor him with ca, and 10 examine Ills
aud articles prepared for Navy and Ship Stores before ur
chasing elsewhere, he supply them with any quail
ties in the shortest time packed neatly and with care and
would lake pleasure In furnishing than with Catalogue
all his articles and wholesale prices OF his establishment
Also, superior article Of Picking, Wine and Pure CIDER
Vinegar, warranted, constantly for sale by
WILLIAM NUMSEN,
oct g. 3E West Pratt St, bet Paca and Eulaw st.