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THE Unifed states opened Tacday the lin In
II sfant. reception Of guests - -. y.
entirely renovated Furnished with entirely new
and proprietor fees confident
that viii h please his guests The house wiz be
entirely by e subscriber and he hops 70 men con
nhance OF the patronage extended his father e late
a. f''''' 0' '"' n"''"' EDWARD II. FULLER,
Nae s-dovif Proprietor.
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NOTICEhe partnership heretofore existing between JON
IN r. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER has been dissoves
BKvERLy TucKKR viii continue attend promptly 70 all bushes
before Congress and the departments AZ heretofofc.
March 2i-d 5-s =, ~ ~
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John ~ McCALI-A, hate second AUDITOR Of The Tress
Of
men before Congress the depanent in the settlement OF mill
accounts and Agency business generally He win also pracc
law In The District courts. -. /. :. ~ =. -.
Letters him should be postpaid. His Of
fee h at the Of 6 and Louisiana avenue opposite e Tele
graph Office.
WAsmseros CITY, April o6--eosmf aeH
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(Lafs of Wausnfor, North Cavotisa.)
GENERAL CoMMIssIoN MERCHANT
No. 2e Gravier street, N. o.
Rsysrsscrs-Hon. ,. r. ,. Daniel Hon. A. w. vensbs'
Nov. ~ On w iA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-11
GrN TAYLOR AND TEXAS.

II would appear that Gen. Taylor still main
tain, the same hostility to Texas which hc
manifested 50 strongly in his reports from McS-
leo Even IN his appointments to important
and lucrative Offices 1t appears that he cannot
ind wings in the state worthy Of the stations
but is forced to go 10 other states To seek his
friends II is true tha' the wing. Of Texas
ARE not very numerous but they were valiant
and uniring IN their efforts to promote the
election Of the present Chief Magistrate. aud
certainly deserved better treatment at hi, hands
than they have received Few in number they
faced the storm, and fought, with the certainty
&C defeat before them, with spirit worthy OF
better cause. They did NOT If we may be-
ieye them (Which We do Of course,) fight for
the spoil, Of office they believed Gen. Taylor
and his friends implicitly when they told them
that the Hero of Bucna Vista had no friends
to reward, nor enemies to punish ~" that be-
hated nay, loathcd prescription But they
in common with many honest minded people
We're destined to be disappointed. We much
mistake their temper if they will sanction these
violation Of pledges; much less the appoint
ment Of men from other states, who have no
interest In common with Us, to the mos, impor-
,ant offices in the State For our own part, #
tile Administration must have wings, wc would
rather that they were selected from those in
Texas, than t. have them imported
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Acknowledgements.

Thank. To l.. DopsoS. Of Rusk oosniY. for sub
,ent-r; sl.o to d. G. IIuys. OF Noun, P,a.aui FIR a
Ike favor.
II Coss u Port Caddu will see. by reference
10 our advertising columns that hs favor has been
s.i,-d and attended 10
Ab .rrl, has thank. ior late laf"rs W.
arr all, indebted to Msspfs MsHrfs ard NcooaS.
ior New Oriean. papers Of the syl and s'th ut and
l., Of octoh~t
u We understand that the District Court
Of t'pshur county has adjourned in consequence
Of the iudisposition Of Judge Evans who Is re-
ported as being dangerously III
Look 10 youR LAsp rEREsr All persons
who have not obtained their unconditional ccr-
ii6cates would do well TO remember that the
County Court will have M authority TO grant
them after the first dag Of March, 1850. See
Statute 1919, page ~
~ We have noticed, on several occasions,
That our editorials have been copied without
credit OF credited TO our neghbor Of the Pairof.
We presume that il has originated from mad
Nfiithf y Ni'f nav 'ttt NhNf' W.
position to grumbc although We cannot but
think, ,ha, if ans Of our ARTICLES are considered
worth copying, that they are entitled 10 the
usual acknowledgment. The last Irierai
tnioa copies a poem Of our correspondent
lIoratio without saying from whence i came
TIM PRESENTATION o. the MosrNrSr--
Messrs A. Findley and W. J. Forrest will
presep, Monument to Living Water Division,
No H. Sons of Temperance, ut the Baptist
Church, on Friday evening 18th inst.
The members Of the Division are solicited To
NEE, at the Temperance Hall promptly, at
early candle-Iightng from whence they VIII
march in procession, by torch-light, to the
Church Members Of other Divisions if con.
ycnien,, are respectfully invited to participate
IN the procession.
The public generally, but the ladies partcu-
larry, ARE invited to attend at the Church at an
early hour.
After the reception of the Monument, ,sera
addresses will be- delivered
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-11

Mr.. Eser'ah Crci'ofd, late OF this county
died on FRIDAY last by POISONING II seems
that Mr. croiiord had ~ hIS employment
negro woman belonging to the estate Of George
Wilson, deceased THIS woman became offend
ed with hr' crof'ord' and by the agency of a
negro man belonging to MAJOR IL u Bulmd
procured nom another negro ltlinW belonging
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-11

e. Will wr think h. donhtrj by all ihorr VINO thiiiA
IN, al ,.,, Il. nri,trtr, and illegal We informed
ta, the Commander si not b. PERMITTED 70 ENJOY f'.
Triumph " without nerp--iiinh 81 The e'ii power
which be has irraisJ with contempt The state OF
Mississippi IA. lassaruui oaiiir :" lur~hr non over
R,and Bland s.ed over the I-oplr who are there u
tb.y ar. ,aerants " tf,s.las-erS, u - Nsshsppis
law that must make them -. aud ~ The same Ia"
only can m NJ dealt With uniii legaly brought ~ir,
ssnr irild ~ hr nlird -tais FOR some si"eiiied
III nee 81 aaeh the niied state "nrs have jnfi--
dtc,ion Wrasurs have been thksn. A. ~ hear, 10
ts.t lhe rr.tsnsiy # hi offeen Of The -u1dnn ~
The STALE 81 Ms.t.sppi uf he acts oi aggression maj
ihry commit 90, the civil rights 81 u'lef- "hhin uir
hun. ~ that snie The result If surh proceedings
e,~euied viih sieor may b. aNrr -~rioii- draw back
0,m the lnors o. b. gained ay hr Conquest Of Round
bland y o trsscssf
TINS Srcr R,fsrp--wc learned yesterday, from
yeniirinnu lu.t iaam Pa-onsuula, thai Pcr1 : war
fold i-g who w. undcfstf-d. ha. icrH rinIi1t"d 10y
ibe lera0ti. on Kuund l.hnd. 30 take prf"rdine'
sgt,nst th. laW and ~ihi--efyiug naval 'nfre n"A en-
rnr.. m bIo, kadng the southern l-'ft.n of tr stat
Di N,s.ssltpi wa intercepted by orer and hnAi =
crew from one Of tie naval shig~. a. hr w~ neannr
klund bland and Nss iml.ratisely asked where u"
va. eniug t1 and What was his bu-in"ss 30 which
he ven properly replied that it wHs mo- business n
ihrir.-si be- VS.. ga h- vessel. Ia The bay of
M-slsslpi and bad the right 90 praesed H any difcc
uun h. wished IL Was thrn asbri If he hhd -c'l
Commander Kandoiphs proclamation. infbrllmg ail
communication With Round Island IL winch be-
n,,.,,s ,,i tia he lad ard drawing hr proclamation
out ct 10. l.s tsi proceeded 10 say tina d was an I'm
constitutional aud unliwi u document, nf Nl'h "in.
,nsn,lsf Ksn.lajp,' and all IL. asdcr. aid al.tor.
would r ea .. Agsoun 81 le law, of ~,1 ~, '@p
mon The bat len, anl D.. .uceeerd n landing ou the
bland
~ '"'"' pap. '','''''''> WV ''''''
Hni Z, comm and RandaIp Ia. wnhiaNn iru he
ah'nra is~luon which he a''nqe, lie ha. pew. IT,
n..emhI..i "n Round slnni. and. aciing u,dcr thu,
nuihoniy Of alleged ln''i''''I' rom M'l.' ~
nfi,ai,a,e ,ta he ,, have :, uale .ial further ~.
uorid" mo'ein.nt IT. say ihd D r'''rf aHH me-
pr,,l.loa. Of b.. uka..
But whore are the orders Of the Executive
requiring these naval or raiion,, IN the ptotee-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-11

Gosr.l Of the blessed Savior among those De-
niphred and inaccessible tribes .,
He mir r. still believes that slavery WIZ
eus, IN California. Northern capitalists have
hires! .aen to 20 there ard dr. gold Tor them
When they yc, there ihcy will Dig and keep 1t
themselves. and the capitalist will pronounce
himself fool. for no, buying with that money
MORO. tina, he could keep This and
other reasons he gaze l" sustain this opinion.
Wish wr were able 10 give u correct copy Of
,hi. very able and patriotic speech.
He concluded by remarking that he had per-
han, ,re-pa,scd upon the time allotted To his
colleague. Mai. Kaufman, who was about to
address thcm--onf who had, ever since he had
known him. been his own friend, aud the de-
voted friend of Texas lie had been with HIM
In her wars. In the battlefield he had seen his
blood flow for hi, country Tie had also 'indi-
Gated her nehts-hcr boundary, @e--on the
floor of Congress, and had ever proved worthy
the confidence with which hi, irllow-eiizcns
had so unanimously honored him. lie hence
GLADLY gave way that ihcy might be- addressed
hy him, and took his seat amid prolonged clap
ping and applause.
Mai kaufman then rose and made truly
eloquent speech, luier-persed here and there
with spicy anecdotes, that eonHul~cd his AUDI
rncc. We regret that, from want Of room, We
cannot now give It q more extended notice.
We have devoted the space 10 Gen, Ru~k :,
becauae there had been an effort 10 produce dis
,aii,lac. on with hin. for mol signing The South
ern Address While Mr. kaufman has Just
received the almost unanimous Nuir Of his dis
trci and stands before them without fault
and blumrlpssN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-11

We gave an account Of the death of Captain
DAvnL DgAKE liENgy, some time ago. We
find tie following notice of him IN an exchange
lie was born at Cincinnati and was %
wears old at the time of his DEATH
Cart iIenTie Was one Of the most celebra-
ted of tie Texan Rangers. The best part of
his life was passed lighting with the MeNicans,
either IN the quarrel Of Texas or of the | 'nilcd
States Having served in previous campag n>
under other officers. be was a member of the
famous Mvr expedition, IN ~, under Gen.
Somcryille, and when that leader turned back
from the Rio Gfande, in accordance with orders
from President Houston Capt llcurle was one
Of lho-c who crossed the Rio Graudr. and made
the attack upon Alicr under Gen. Thomas
Green. THIS attack was as rash and foolish ~
il was daring. and the whole expedition was
taken captive 10y Gen Ampuda Some Of their
companions have been shot; Gen. Green, flcn.
RE- and others, were taken to the city of Mexico
and were ailerWsrd sent 10 the castle Of Pc
rotc, where they were imprisoned for a con-id-
crahlc time, and were treated with much rieor
Their release WAS effected through the ever
tons of the American Minister Soon after
the commencement Of the var, Captain llcure
was sent into Texas hy the Government. io
serve 90 General Taylor division as Interpreter
lie was ordered 10 accompany the scouting
party Of Mayor Gaines and Capt CLAW. which
was captured At EncarnacioH, a few day, before
the battle Of Bneua Vista. The escape Of
Capt leare from the Mexican force by which
the detachment had been taken prisoners. ha,
often been described, and was one Of the most
daring icats of the war After his escape
llcnnc returned to Washington and was chosen
Captain Of company in Got llucl'- battalion
Of 'onntecf-, IN which command hc served
until the end Of the war Congress, at IT,, last
session passed a bdl granting him $4,000 ia
money, and section Of land partly in eousd-
GRAFTON of his gallant conduct, aud partly iu
compensation for specific services payment Of
which was not authorized by prcyou, laws.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-11
THE ApMfNIsTR ALTON BEwlIDtREu-
BA-RDt\D ISLAND

w 'N'N
Admins. ration, which has caused Il 10 hlusder
- -.
into Unconstitutional ana hhlfte'N'h"" r''''F
a- will aprear hy the foile. iag extracts. all
-, ,,. -,
growing out OF the tiet 'lAt q II" "i "'' ''''-
,en. Of III. limited States are preparing TO 70
either TO Cuba or - some OF inc
Mexican states or somewhere else perhaps to
Calfornia--nobody knows Ramor, however.
SUSPECTS some unlawful design. and the Admin
i.fraiion. Ia IL Roush and Ready manner, ha,
"a en-.
the ,noyemeut The following Is from the
New i"fA sun
I.,,.n S.,rr. ,xp Ctns-By what urivais IN
,.,.l,,. . tb4 naval ',rre III the ued State ran
ti,.,sJ ,t ,.,ng ~ lir,g work II Sfani On what
,l 49,. f.,r .le. sent our IN witch the ct,lst Of
ti al Ia oei.r to frafrs- any suspected .ttr iar
tl fs... lau af that upsrfess. siiui Aiau' once
-, , r,.,r tsi. ailat uo af,e knows han tini aba
i-,,t n, dr,k her iulalsnthle ,ukr aut ilnt anrS.
itr h in ..il froin .emr on, " ,ef ~ aur port. 20
"a tp tbe revolutionary pfateci " i.u iihs unsn.
.,,atf,,a rsf.,ri II -. snuafy esf.iliiinn 10 Start
faf Cubs, si,it the end sf September make l.roi
- ,o.s rance AID communicates a. tha Spanish
nrti.rii.. H.. ,rr-.suing aaue clHil. our govern.
t,sri 6.f,lyi,h prsires b. act a. nurse and guardian
b. lie trembling ie.sis 10 prevent lr,y # arm.
a,, cor s,,, arsin.iu friendly power a. whole Ybla
tor m iay rasf Ani We e" Tar ''y"Hd mat ~ '"i "a"
send i'H Nhaf} a. anf other national Ne'.f. D" I" .
py and watchdog uf iie West tyranny iiai 1sffaees
thnstendatn
Il j. not our duty 10 employ onf '"phifnn resource,
10 serse and maintain any thhf'aH "'eisHi-in, ana
above all eHf iimi D. constantly "iaaihs "f i'ft-h'
anre ~ Wei m'gM y" "ii'f l' NHftfA luf 'rftt'-
against tie STRUGGLING iinnsaHam o.. wei. "'lG- : 49,
unfih win inthir M ~" W iHlg a'Ni'' ~" ''"t 'l
r'laiH !" W. 49,,
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wv n'"sl''''l'HD go. ~ ~
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-11

~ We neglected To notice at the proper
time, from the crowd Of political matter our
plessan, visit TO Jefferson While there, We
had the pleasure of seeing Mr. Sala's exhibit
ton of paintings. They are well worthy of
an extended notice, which We would give il We
We Ind room. The audience was very large,
sd,f,rd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-11

A. ,,,. lone, s..., ,,-,..i,..,.t a.. r., D..
u mo l.,,. .,,,t 81, l,,..,..ri....9' ,.'l. ~ '
,nj m. C,-,i.o,l. -. -, ,'n '.''. ol
Li. rn,,r. a,,d d.,.-,,,.l n.y.. ','. '''
mn, t hand. If Tho PAN. ,,d ,b,. f,a,.., r'1,
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Nh. -as,r.d commitments to onl,,,., a.,., AZ.
.c,,,t T.rs,noc, gn,l .,,,,,,,le ,,li.t ,t. -,
l,,. ,...i,,J I'll, tb, L,nd. ~, ,,'. p. 10, -
,bo,,,,.. and r..o,ls I, .a,.gI. al.' b.,
the motive. Of Gnlino,'. recall 1'bst III
had becou,e ou,ir.l, too ,r-,i,. ,,..'h ,b,. p",.
f, :, t,y,nou. 3rg ,n,s,.,,a,. a' ao.':.
I'm. whole Roman moycne,t bo. L.., !,
,.,tsrw,ly Jtlieilt to tr,cc an, n, ,,,,.,.. .,;
de.rn Of the French ,;oyetnment rhe c,,,o
Ji.on vas rr.t declared IL, ,bo r,io,.,,,.
have in view only the simmer, ~ r,'n.b ,,,a,,
cnce In Itah--in other word. :, pra,.o, ,l.
interference Of Austria IN the quarrel be,yyr.n
the popc and IN. Romnn n,onl. .,J ..t.,,,,'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-11

How THE Tariff RUNS rHE CouxrRY.-
The Dry Goods Reporter published in New
York states a circumstance in relation to the
successful competition Of American manuiac.
iurcrs with foreign, which speaks volumes in
favor of the Democratic Tariff of 1916 II
SAYS the further Importation of mousseline NJ
Min', ior American consumption, must prove
a losing business, We have examined ne mai.
terms Of the foreign fabric in comparison with
the production nt our own manufactures md
are satisfied that the former must g,sH N.
palm 10 the latter, both in point of style and
finish According 10 this, the American man
uiaciurers will have the trade entirely 10 them.
selves.
Tins IS commentary upon the Wing cry,
that the country would be ruined by the Tariff
of 1916, worthy of consideration with those
party croakcrS for protection This show,
that We are able to protect ourselves aguins, all
manner OF foreign invasion. - Puisburg Posi-.
Barnum Is exhibiting IN Phadclpha ror
traits Of kossuth and Benz
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-11

ar Spain is SAID 10 he indebted to Great
Britain in the sum of si5.0o0,o00. The Island
Of Cuba is generally believed to be mortgaged
for that sum.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-11

How long hn- Il been That President proclamation
gnd uncrs have h~en considered sufficient authority
for the interruption of the Tssr-nual hrfty OF the ct
gems vi the United STATE. We thought that d" no
l.r~nn cuui to deprived of ir liberty " prnI.rty
without IN, proce" n Tar Have tie army and navy
superseded the judges and mnrshas in The performance
Of isir duties Whence do the officers Of the army
and navy obtain the right 10 private Nrss. and
10 search them or arms W. though, the constitution
If the uilud States provided that 30 the night Of thu
people To- b. srcur ia their parsons, houses aIsr and
sf.cts against unreasonable searches and ~.yuNs
shall uw h. violated and Bsirf1Hf siGH H. gssnrf
hu, upon probable cause, supported hy ,sh ailirna
uon. md particularly drso rbing the place 10 h. search
ed aud the person and the things la h. seized
When Wa II that the President acquired The author
,y tn pronounce a ciiifeu " q body Of cuzcn.
rqgninis and IN tell ihem they should no longer IN.
dnlse such habits When wa It thar the government
Of the intcd States itself acquired such authority
When was It that the President of the ned States
ohtnned the power Of bluokaing PARTON OF one Of
the States aud Of declaring Ia men III it, TINT they
should have supply Of provisions and should leave
1t only IN particular modes NJ conveyance
We arr willing To Violations of ihe laws prevent.
ed and Illegal cNlsn0ns suppressed. bat not hy Viola
lions 81 la~ Of a NOR illgmni ehamctcr irum far
uiore dangerous quarter The President oi the ni,ed
State. wnuld have the right To lay Mobile or \
ORLEANS under .eise, 10 take ihe he Inns
done at Round Island -- Hlais Tribune
toSrlNrrp BLOCKADE on RouSp lsL,>p.-Thr
Round bland blockade continues although ai cour~e
the fleet will soun he victorious Commander Randolph
!. closely investing the place, covering II with his
guns and rlgidy c,clniiug all snpplir- We have not
heard that any effective resistance h., the hcsered will
long prevent h- entry \ snll~nfWar. with armed
.thnonrr. and steamer beneath the flag uf the nli4i
States heavy odd, against iew hundred unarmad
men, who little dream- Of '-'iuy proclaimed into
STATE NJ with their own country md treated ~
outlaws ard enemies The Island will snon fall Ne
doubt moi, hri whether the commander who arltss
victory VII have any cas. 70 b. proud OF hr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-11

Barnum is exhibiting IN philadclphm ror
traits Of kossu,h and Benz
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ZINC-Duty So cent. ad val.
Rolled.'..,.... ID I "a - 5
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS
FROM SEPTEMBER |, ISIS AND 1s47-Tt

SURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
" II Savings Bank for the benefit cfhe Wido,o and
O7phan"
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.)
CAPITAL 9500000 STERLING, OR 81, 500, 600.
Besides Reserve Fund (from surplus premiums) Of
about S1S5000.
Part Of the Capital is INFESTED the United States.
r. LAME MURRAY, Esq.
George street, Hanover Square, Chairman of the
Court of Directors in London.
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS.
(Chcf Office for .Anlericd, "A UaH ST., NJ "
Jacob Harvey, Chairman, Samuel S. Rowland,
John j. Palmer, Gorham II. Worth,
Jonathan Goohue, Samuel NJ Fox,
James Boorman, VIM Van Hook,
George Barclay, C.. Edward Habcht
EDW. r. RICHARDSON, General accountant.
Pamphlets, Blank Forms, Tables of Rates, Lists
of Agents, sc. &c. obtained at the Chief Office, IA
out the United States, and British North American
Colonies.
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent,
For the United States and B. N. A. Colonies.
Pamphlets, explanatory Of Life Insurance, and the
peculiar system of this Institution, blank forms of
application, Sc, obtained at the Agents Office, 6
German street.
U. S. LOCAL DIRECTORS, AT BALTIMORE.
Jonathan Meredith, Esq, Chairman.
Samuel Huffman, Esq.
j. III. mp CuAioh, M ID.
AGENTS:
DONALD M'ILvAIN, 6 German street.
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS jy3 "
ELDER, GELSTON & co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner Of Pratt and Commerce sts.,
BALTIMORE.
Particular attention devoted to the sales of WEST
ERN PRODUCE
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STARCH-Dutv 30 y cent
STEEL

Duty, on cast, shear or German, and in
bars, 10 per cent
Sanderson's best, ib - 16lG IL
Hoop L blistered.. - PIG -
Crowly. ......... - 1919 -
Amer. blis'd ton. 10j - d
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BANK NOTE TABLE,
Corrected. for the
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT,
Ere1y Friday
BY S. Harris d Son,
M DIG Baltimore street.
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DYEWOODS-Dutv ) U ct.

PARTNERSHIPS % f'ct. ad val.
American, GEESE, b - q 81
FISH
Duty on Foreign caught, 90 per cent
and when home-caught are exported,
a drawback equal in amount to the
duty paid ON the foreign salt with which
they were cured, shall be allowed.
COdh III T. 100 IN
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PICKLES., JELLIES,
PRESERVES &C.

TElIE subscriber would respectfully announce to
III the public that he has on hand large stock and
general assortment of PICKLES and PRESERVES
which he can SELL wholesale retail, fifty per cent.
lower than they can be purchased any where in the
United States.
Shipping Merchants, Agents and Contractors will
find it advantageous to examine the stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. His stock comprises in part viz:
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BALTIMORE BANKS.
No. ZIG Baltimore street,

Open at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. and close at 3
p. M.-1he discount days are
Union Blk ofMaryland-Mon. s Thurs.
Bank Of Baltimore-Tuesday & Friday.
Farmers s. Planters'-Mon. s. Thurs.
Franklin Bank-Monday.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and Friday.
Marine-Friday.
Mechanics'-Wednesday & Saturday.
Farmers & Merchants'-Mon.& Thurs.
Westem-Tuesday and Friday.
Commercial s Farmers'-Tues. s. Fri.
Chesapeake-Tuesday.
Baltimore Savings-Every day.
II II. Savings Institution--Tues.& Fri.
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PAINTS
PROVISIONS

POTATOES-Duty 30 u cent.
E.astern .bushel - a -
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BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PUBTJC LOANS.

Par rar,e of Stocks-o,.d prices asked and offered
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COFFEE
Duty, free from place Of growth, other
wise, except in vessels provided for by
TRINITY On NOR cont lt cal
COPPER

Duty, sheaihing, IA inches wide, As do.
long, weighing IA to "a oz. per square
foot. free; other sizes and shapes. in
plates or sheets called BrazIers; spikes
rods, bolts and nails 20 per CT Pr and
bar and old copper, ) per CT; ore, free