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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-29
RAILROAD
. summer Arrangement-May 4, 1s49.

D. summer Arrangement-May7 q, lS49.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at 1880 A. NJ. and 50P. M
D1-The 10 80 a m. Train with train leaving
Springfield at 30 Boston at am; Nashua at 1923
IN Providence at Z 45 am FL
The $50 pm train connects with the Steam Boat tram
from New Haven; also train leaving Boston at p.
Leave Norwich u A.. NJ. and l2 NJ.
GT The m. train connects at Worcester with West
train, leaving 10 am; Boston at 10 25
Nashua train at II Providence train at II 80
Ponifret Special Train-Leave Pomfre at a. M for
Norwich. Leave NDFyon at p. m. for Pomfret.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at ST Am. Leave Norwich at 81
A.M.-tDaily Sundays excepted sas ;5e lE
u Express Freight leaves Boston at ~ NJ for Allyn's
Point arriving in New York next morning. srE
STEAMBOAT TRAINS,
Leave Bostoa O'clock P. NJ. for New York, stop
ping only at Fam:naham, Worcester Daniesonville and
Norwich arriving Alyn's Point to take the Boat at 8
p. NJ.
Steam Boat Train connects Worcester with the train
arriving from Nashua and GrOto Junction at 6.S2 pm.
the arrival of the Steam Boat from NewYork
Al Baggage must be delivered the Baggage Master
other person authorized receive il before the Pas
senger takes his III the Cars. tEEar
Baggage will not be taken include money, merchan
dize other articles than those OF personal ami
wheE OF higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be
given that fact and price paid the Company
will not hold itself liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars =
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Depot
Passengers mast procure Tickets the Station Offices
s77IsF s. II. p LEE, jRa
May7 dwtf sup't and Eng. N & W. r. R.
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COPARTNEnsH NOTICE /!

sg4i COPARTNEHS SHIP NOTICE
THE Subscribers have this day associated themselves in
the Provision business, at the old stand of Joseph
Converse Co., under the name and style of Converse
and Culver where they intend all times keep
plete assortment of fresh and salt provisions which will
be sold Wholesale retail low cash. The subscri
bers hope, by dgent attention business to merit
tnuaton OF The patronage literally bestowed
on the old firm e. a ,CIIAS. E. CONVERSE.
April IL, 1919. ) JESSE S. CULVER.
All persons indebted either by account TO tn
faid Joseph Converse to Joseph Converse, Co,
requested to make immediate payment of the to
either OF the subscribers at the old stand of j. Converse
Co., who duly authorized 10 settle all such demands
CONVERSE & CULVER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23

CoAL-Ssles OF 200 tons were made, Of Liverpool nne
and black Newcastle at 50 90
CoyTEE-We notice sales Of 500 bags Angostura, at
s,lc and 800 Lagusyra, at 10
Fish. There IL better feeling in dry cod, and about
1000 Quiptals changed hands, at 81 rs In msckarel
We hear Of ma transactions,
FK,rr We notice sales of 600 boxes bunch rafins,
At 81 30. Tho cargo Of Palermo oranges and lemons
some 3. 800 boxes will be offered to. morrow.
FHrIcars Cotton engaged TO Liverpool at about
Ad but It. was rather dull ut that rate; corn
gagged At Cd and heavy freight at yesterdays quota
tons Shippers were disposed 10 await the receipt Of
ktesr er's news.
HkMP continued SCARCE and Arm, and small sales
American dew rotted were making at 500.
LIME-In ThomDton there were sales Of 900
bsrrels common, at $50.
MoLAssIs-Ihs market for New Orleans is quite
stF at zoo cargo of Cienfusoes 10 being or In
lots ~ Zoo, ant OF Cuba at 2lSs., usual time
NAVAL SToREs.-Saes 100 barrels spirits, ct 31tsc.
each.
Oms There was rather a better feeling in Iinseed
to- day and GOO Eaops changed hands at 90 Q 6lc
the latter fgsre in barrels. Sales Of 200 gallons
whale we're made at 36s
parate lots ~ made to the extent Of 1000
ECO barrels. chiefly at $ll, and part ct $11 12x /;
prime quiet At 10 There change in bsef
LsrdSsles Of leo 200 barrels reported at 6K
&c
SEED Sales Of 100 barrels old clover were made at
60, and eco 90. new NJ 9 exc.
SueARs-The refners made quite stir In the mar.
het oosy and We understand some 100 to 2oo boxes
havana were taken ct full prices. There we're slse
salee of 800 hhds New Orleans at ~ $40 and $50
do Porto Rico Ut ~ $40, months.
ToBAcco firm md trade steady. Kentucky leaf
We quote ~ 8 &c., according to quality.
WHnHgy.-Sma,, ssles State prison were made at 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, March 22-0 M.
Trade somewhat inactive to day, % dealers In
bresdstuns and other articles Of produce were
inclined to wait for the steamers news, momen.
tariy expected The sales Of -four moderate, to
the trade At about yesterdsy's prices. Wheat con-
tinued quiet. and NO iAles Of moment reported
Coed round d nat yellow were both firm and in
COED demand, while white neglected Transactions
were again prstfJ freely made Meal dull rye sold
pretty freely out at low rates. Oats dull Pork
was hrmr-, and sales of moss freely made ct
an sdv1noe Other articles remained about the same.
Grcasres steady and sugars ssld at the full
.Ates Of yesterday. Cotton was active, and prices
stsSdy
Sales of 90 bbs pots were made ct % oak to
10. Pearls we're dull ct 81
BHEADsTUFvs -FJour.-rhe sales amounted to about
2tt0 1850 bbls including some lots Of western at
S. A . IS 80 . s. 62k for common to good straight
brands and sales Of 500 900 bbls New Orleans, in
lots good brands, IT S. Is . IS 37K with some lots
common reported for shipment, At less figure; 200
bbls Georgetown sold ct S. 49, fancy and extra
brands Of western and this State exhibited change
Wheaf-No sales were reported. Corn The sales
reached about 600 bushels including about Is 900
bushels New Jersey round yellow, in separate lots
900. Also, some lots fiat yellow at 57kc $50 in
GLIDING also some lots New Orleans common 1t 60o,
and vhe and mixed 1t $50 . $50 Meat-Salss Of 500
bbs white made 1t 50 So and 400 ditto yellow ct
b9e. 600. Rye Sales Of about 600 bushels were
made Ut 60c. Rye Of 800 bbs made at
50 . So l5H. Oats were dull at yssterdsy's prices.
Berisy-Ss Sales Of 8 600 bushels were made private
terms.
CorroN-The sales to-day amount to about 900
bales and the MARKETS quite steady ct the annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23

PAIirAx AND lfAES ittamsl America from Boston,
For iverpoo n, Blair, ,,dy infant aad servant Bel
horc, Bseiow. Raymond ct Appleton. Eastman.
DR. Wins vow Lewis j. Dotttn.J kEe'ow, w W Warren
bc ret Of besop Mr. inor and ay Williams aad lady,
Ball az cewdin. Boicoau lad and
child, syL kusch. u aarrett Taylo ilnors =
Gray dsn Todo a Johnson, Sruuensan Londhsm p
Henry IT, Petrc Mr. Douglass ssignan Morris Arnold
Lehnhir De ibapgourDi So hartin. Mr. lockwood MT
Bou,y W Hieklirs CHRIST Of York Dr. Uohs ana
lady of wsittsu Ms Brown and lsdy OF wassrtown NIX
Mr. Powell NJ lady Henns Mr ,ilsnao, Parrsn M O.
hery Geo Stuart b~1f ard reud rusdy OF Pal ads
phia saiion ssys 81 France; draper, jr, Paris M
Davidson Of Mexco len stack Of Niss Bayton
w,rcester Ms Odsr.hnw. Of "a Ohio Morally
~ New yereyi Haizh. n bamo-e; wilses Tnos Cr
gar Montreal Bess ~ St Thomas Conduses of rs-
ahd kr i~wi bowen "a W. rhnsoi Hartugs Of fIav-
burg EPoleno Nanie Ard servant sadrste ard seyv~c
sgsrt MT Atsrt Of Italy, franklin w Warren on Ens
spaulding- N, -
For hahsx Mrs nay Of England Capt Ps,tinson British
Amy bN Brovi,J 1obih G,hror, j N Lawton II
NcKsy, Tsslor-i4, Total l,a
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BALr1xopx, March Il, lS48.

BALTIMORE, March Il, lS4S.
0swms~cewe~t Of U~sp0sity-P '1"etpafo Of Mole
RsA Sohool-F~ Liba1a-I17Ibts Acctde~t-
Office Erpeeta~ts, &c.
The forty second annual commencement of the
University Of Maryland took place yesterday
morning, at their hall ON Green street. No less
nan sixty-top,. students were graduated as DIS.
To vacancy occasioned In the Central Male
High School Of Baltimore, by the resignaiion
Professor N. G. Brooks, was yesterday niier =, by
the election OF the Rev. Francis Waters, D., OF
the Methodist Protestant Church,
Another vessel will be despatched from Balti-
more for the Western Coast OF Afr a. by the Colo
n,zation Society, on or about the Goth OF next
month She will stop at .gannah, Georgia, to
take on board 200 manum' .trd slaves, and will also
take q from this port, rho arrived too late to take
passage on board the Liberia packet last month
belonging TO MI, John c. Rogers, about seven
miles from The city, yesterday. BY the premature
EXPLOSION OF a blast, Michael Callahan was In.
stantlv killed, and Michael Carney. Timothy
Ledyen, Patrick Gormly, and Patrick Mealen,
dangerously wounded. -.
The Office expectants in this city are all on thei,
beam ends again, from the fact having been ascer
tanned thar The Hon Reverdv Johnson is to be
exclusively consulted by the President and head.
of departments in making their selections from
the various applicants Mr. johnson keeps hi
own counsel on the subject, anG has refused 4
make any promises, consequently The whole batcl
OF them are at BE- again. have no doubt, how
ever, ne will make such a selection as will Civ
general satisfaction.
The Germania Band give their last concert to
night They have mad fine houses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23

shps-IpdianA Bennett. New Orleans Frost Hicks Hart
s..s.IIss. s.s ! y....i,s. ..gs; x.&
Brs-asury Trsr bridge whiisls:ty. sarb.dsss.
Charleston vcCre.dS Coz Henrietta (Brsml HczpoeL
d. & VAN sia
kns Vanderbilt Peters Emily Johnson Johnson Baa
Welcome Bee do Henry Delaney Dole, do; Lewis Chester.
socp~Mo.ss Eddy Bvsn Provids.0e Oregon. sturse do
Ship Quebec Brewster Ne. o..ns March and " Pase
csnss and James Ed~.rds Chaoe fer New Yors al
Fl Jo::G s Ta Ds:s 'sa f
Cay pssed 81 ship Charlie: saod mp.on for Liverpool IAs
hafad light winds snd pleasant weather during the paag
Brig Hale, Norton Boston, days. with mas 70 lvs-
schr DesdemOns Chadwicl Wilmington.
s sssr SSss cPs sssssr n FISHER Milton
sohr Farmer. johnson, Milton
Nant1elss shoals ntao with .oh. Iaoo. Bss1s e
sw York tore her SAL. d.ns h., some da%,ss 10 the hull and
The !Gst aynG jo BOOM lifted Lead rail- 10
sohr BAN uei Appleton, Hamilton. Boston.
Sohr Louis. Chate. bvston
schr Mary Clark, kioksrsop. Salem.
kehr Erie, Disney, Ne bur, port
Sloop Aurora -, Norwich.
Dslow.
Packet ship wslugen Loud ship samosc San FrAncsooy
banks Sar Chagre Mason Barney Buenos
Lisbon Brown 81 Thomas Nontszuna Demar,rA; Mary
Kendall Havana Damarsco do John Stroud, New Oreanss
9ua1ss1s 81 Tssps;.s, Collins s.yA,s.A:
bark Porsgrund, Rotterdam.
MARCH 2wnd. SUNRISE NV; At meridian, do; n su
M do.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

Bosror hsrss al Brokers Board 10 hares Vermont Cen
hal Railroad M do Western Railroad, lOl do IOJ.
gdo lOi Ogdepsbsrs Railroad 32 81 do Vermont aud
hsaaonusstu Abroad boo 81; do hosoon ard Maize Rail,
rad Ix 10 do Fchhug karosd new. lO6; 10 DO New ena
land wos'ed Co.. bi0 7ti do. Snawnut Bank 9a SlWN
Heading hNiro.d Bonds 1860 s 500 do Vermont and Msss
Rr.,d sono 10y sso BY AUCTION share. Vermont
central sslreso 'ea 10 do to' burg Railroad ic9k 20 d.
Ntr,mri Raiosd w. 10 DO Freemsut thar S3s
ny peyoptsav; do North Banr % do Msrohasts Bank
lNes IL do state BANK 80 Second Naob h4 shares
.ptyn snd Rochester Railroad bU 81 81 do ssad Rar ad
10 n 60 Vermont t,ntnl halrod b6x; 10 do veru ont
and k.,eschnsetg Rnirrd ~ dsy 49, IL 8cson
snte ksi sd of% Hoston aud nroester railroad I0ix
90, lAh 3do ras,ua Manu- c.. l72,S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23
Notice to Newspaper Readers.

Transient newspapers Chat is papers not sent from
the Office Of pubcstion) will hereafter be subject in
virtue Of tho act approved March 8, 1S4o)
to the general newspaper postage rate only thSt 49,
cent for smy distsnce in the State and and
s-hsF cent for any distance escsssdins hundred
miles, where the neospSper IS sent from State to
another But postage on such newspapers IL in al
to be prepaid, heretofore. This IL reduction
Of one half in the postage on newspapers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23

NEW HAMPSHIRE EIEcTIor.-The Concord pa
tvrot estimates the democratic majority mon the
Sovsrnor vote IN the State at 4000-allows M
Tuck over 200 majority in the lst an General
wilson about 400 IN The Sd Congressional D,str,ct
and claims maJorltv OF 900 tor General Peasles
in No. 2, and Of 1000 Tor Mr. Hlbbard In No A
The statems mt OF last week that the Councl would
esnd democrats to ! wing, and the Senats m
A.nocrsts TO ] whig, Is eaffi med and il IS also
claimed that The democratic majority In the next
House OF Representatives Will be Ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23

RIOT AND Loss OF LIFE AT ST. JOHN, N. B. The
Calais (Me.) Advertiser says that at the recent
municipal elt ctlon in st. John, N. B., riot took
place. in which butcher named Busby was shot
dead by a rifle ball, and that the military were
called out before order could be restored. The i'd
vertisy adds that now all the elections there are
the scenes OF riot and bloodshed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23

The RECALL OF Mr., ELLSWORTH The cores
pond.nt of The Philadelphia North Ame,,can.
under date Of Washington, March Il, says
The President bss directed tho recall of Nr. VI W
Ellsworth, ~ Charge d'Afsies at Stockholm upon
evid Of his participation In the affair ~h ch
be- recently been the subject Of much just and
dgnsnt comment In the press This is, psrhaps, tn,
only il SITS In whole history In which diplo
matte agent, clothed with such honorable functio
ba di'srsced m,elf by act, ct once 30 Contempt
biz and NJ rcenAry
m-r, Official recall, under such circumstances, II
Too epient = punishment for so grave an 0denoe
Having deliberately forfeited all claim to respect OF
oonsd'raton by an attempted Outrage upon the laws
OF ,h' soverpm to which he acorsdetd poiioy
no lotpee would seem alike to require that he should
orn.e over to the legal tribunals Of his own coun-
ntgrity OF our institution II an offence such al
,ns, sn.h MI Ellsworth has been implicated. ID
$3.50 ~ WIZ IMMUNITY what estimate must bs enter
whns. "ss hsuopsl character by the people before
smuggling? W. ~''''''~ ~
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Domss,ic Hliscel,anv.

Domestic Mlscellanys
bill to authorize married wome to their hus-
banda upmentonsbes, introduced into the Senate
OF Witcobsin BY Mr.. Botkn, the whig candidate for
United States Senator and lost receiving 2votss to ID
In the negative
The engine Of the Syracuse and Oswego Rail
read, at Oswego destroyed by FIRE few days since
and locomotive belonging to the Utica and Syracuse
Railroad seriously damaged.
william Pennington was killed on Saturday Of last
week. near Pittsburgh Pa by theupsetting Of stage,
In which he was passenger.
An extensive iron establishment with capital Of
$l25 0o0 10 about to be erected ct Hudson, N. Y
The high wind which prevailed on Tuesday night,
entirely cleared tho Hudson River Of Ice, at Albany.
A bill has parsed the Michigan Legislature, making
the office Of State Printer elective by the people,
The Connecticut River was clear of Ice at New
Haven on the goth ins and vessels had already begun
to arrive
At Chicago, Ill recently man wasssnt to the psni
tsntsry for one month for murder, and woman
are valuable in that section while life stands sonsids
rably below par.
The steamship America left Boston ct quarter be.
pool with IA passengers for the former and So pAsssn
gers for the latter place She took out heavy mail
but NO specie.
The bank at Plymouth, Mas, was broken open on
Tuesday night lsst, but the safe was not touched.
A letter has been received at Pittsbnrg, Pa. from
Rev. Theobold Mathew the great Irish apostle Of
psrapcs. announcing his intention TO pay his long
contemplate visit to this country In April next.
The steamer Caroline sunk the 18th instant
the Ohio river, StrubsR vils Ohio by coming
In contact with the steamer Consgnse. Boat and
cargo total loss.
The north branch Of the Sussuehsnna river has
comnepced ring and the preparations for numbering
are active
The IRON foundry at New Market, N. H., WAS de-
stroJ cd BY fire on Tuesday night last Loss 81 00o
project 10 on foot to construct plssk road from
Albany to Schohsrie ~. Y Ono half of the capital
necessary has been subecribed In the latter place
The snow At tho Falls Of st. Croix, Wis ON the let
int was Owe feet deep
The Su,QuehannA and tide water canals are now
reaoy for busnees Of which there IL fair prospect OF
an Increase over the last or any previous year.
We regret To state that Col Bliss and his lady arc
tufsrina from inospositsp, and that Mrs 0en ray.
jor n quite an Invalid. The rresident's health Ia
daily Improving -Washtnsfon Nat Wig. March "a
Prs,idept Taylor has recognized Cler enti Bslen
OF the Republic Of ECUADOR for the port Of
San Francisco, In Californi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23

BALTIMORE, March % 1919.
Ed,ci~ FORESTS Last Latter Temperance Dedi-
sation--I}ial of Hyr--The OGces--Sfrrng
T%adc, &c.
Edwin Forests reply to the card Mr.. Macready
published in Philadelphia, appears In this morning.
Ss~, and is regarded with regret by his friends as
being subject to the objections as his original
card He starts out with the intention OF giving
the facts of the difficulty, but devotes his whole
letter to Forster, the critic of the Examiner.
The Sons of Temperance of Maryland are
making great preparations for the dedication of
their immense temple, just completed, on Gay
street. They expect delegations to be in attend
aDee from several of the nelghboring states:
The trial OF Hyer, at Cambridge, Mary land, COM
mences this morning. The officers who arrested
have gone over as witnesses on the part OF the
State. He will probably fare better at Cambridge
than he would If the trial came of here, as the
country people prefer the settlement OF private
quarrels by few rounds of fistcuffs, to the GER
tainty Of being fleeced by lawyers.
The folks at Washington continue to keep per-
fectly dark as to who will d who will not receive
the government appointments in this city. So far
as the indications from Washington are concerned,
all the applicants stand precisely the same foot
lng though II is generally understood that all de-
Pepds on securing the intercesson OF the Hon
Revefdy Johnson-and he is as tight as grind
stone on the subject. Reverdy, however, Is known
to favor moderate rather than ultra men-.which
gives the modest and quiet portion of the applicants
strong hopes OF success.
The spring business In Baltimore, this year, Is
net as brisk as last year. Although an immense
number OF merchants are constantly passing
through here to the North. the number that stop
to purchase Is not so great as was expected. The
early trade generally goes 10 the North, however
and about the close OF March, the business COM
mences here in good earnest.
SAILS.
init "a ctsts 4. G A Al Ia
HI 800 Maryland deferred o. SS>s $4,000 40. DO
and Ohio Railroad. Al 10 DO do do. dol al los do.
Trederiek Road, BIZ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23

DENMARK. The States OF Denmark completed
their ext sordinsry session on the 18th ult. The
national loan and the law rendering service IN the
army obligatory were passed. The discussion OF
the fundamental law will be next undertaken IN
the ordinary ~ ssion. The minister has made an
important commune cation on this subject to the
Assembly. He has declared that be should consl-
der the project Of the constitution not az definitely
accepted by the King, but only ~ basis ter deli
befaiiOn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23

The navigation ~ the Hudson river Ia now fully
open to Albany and steamboats, sailing vssses are
arriving aud departing to iron, that place daily
III. sprirg business will probably meet with NO I'M
IediMent Bcm ice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-23

On Iuesssy. March 70, ny the Rev Spencer Cone.
VIZ 6ANrkr, fARErcs to Hiss JAWS MsLviNA HOOK,
49,. 81 shlh CITY. ~ NsgAk payS.g p!gass eoas.
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Port OF New York, March %, Is4sr
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EAppoin,m.nt by the President,

~ and wtih The dduiee and consent of the Senate
POSTMASTER
Jobn shelby, Nashville, Tennessee, confirmed 10th
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MArANzAs March l0-bnsy 1roaa Weld for PHILADELPHIA:
Dow, Aerr,man Boston, Sarah Ellen York. Nvork a1d
others. Sid ber Margaret Maria Portland Rock.
seen 18th In lat - 20, Ion ~ 3d..
PorcE PR, March oorrsct report,-Barh Hyperion Bay.
mole ior Bsven lds bres Maitland Young NYork de-
Fashion, Kfvip. for Amulet pponord New
York dschg Mars ils. Petition for Raven, JosspA
BuIk Are, from Baltimore dos Atlantic smith, Phllads
pha ldg Mary Ehxabth khwin for Baltimore do, Sunbsa
CrovelL do "a.
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WILLIAMS HOTEL. Friday, March a 1649.
Dear Sir Having the greatest confidence in your
ability TO All any office under the government, de-
sire to say that should the bill creating Homo Do
partmept become law 1t 10 my purpose to tsnd,r you
the appointment Of Secretary Of that Department.
have the honor to remain,
With high respect,
Yours, very truly,
H. TAYLOR
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III III
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TO THE Lovers the best Havana Cs~srs.-T BAs-
TIANEILI Co, under Browns Hotel, received
gnmcnf, directly from Havana, 5000 select
brands nisnuseGred in Cuba Amonr them have only ooco
bundles Tor only We earnestly request good Judges Of
fine cigars % Try hem nothing has been imported r long time
equal 10 them. T
Q--eof
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gHIRTs and Under-tssrments.-The largest and
and drawers 20 be found n city. n
Also, full assortment Of family made "yokeneckn shirts
Al OF the above goods Of superior quality and prices low
ss hrt-cisss goods can be bought
sTEvENss,
Great Hat and Gcnuemsns ouidtans EssabIishmenf,
Nov 3-steon No. Browns Hotel
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FANCY DRY gOODs.-wM. p. PoUDER, Pcnnsyivania
avenue (up stairs) Claseu q Co., win open
ready for examination Monday
.iye assortment Of ncy dry goods embracing dress silks party
dresses embroderes merinos cssmeres sne
Grape shawIs, caps flowers and nbands.
hso velvet cloas msndas, and sacks with ea, variety Of
other goods In the line
Nov. 2e-Steods
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BALrIMoRE. November /, ls4e.