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Bucks Patent Hot and Alright Cooking
Stove

rs REMOVED from Light street to No AZ South Calvert
i street. ID door above Lombard street.
II il now one year since the subscriber first introduced
this to the Inhabitants Of the city and county Of BAL
Inore and lis adjacent country, and will venture to say
thai no stove ever introduced Into this market, where 50
large number has been sold, ever became 80 popular ~
faction as il has done II Is now eight years since first
commenced selling this stove during which nms nave
Is or has been in the market for the last fifteen years
therefore am, from experience prepared to say, without
chine made IN shape o either Stove Range that is capa
bic q doing 80 much work. Of doing 4 as Well ana a. ~
small expense for labor and fuel the Buck Stove. The
DIRE Is made an brought directly under and very close
all the boilers, rom to Y 70 number fhe oven Is very
large being The full size o. The stove including te hearth
Cooking Stoves now In use and third larger than the
any Other stove eyer made and Is 50 Constructed
Ing distance from eight to twenty feet (accorng TO size0
Mc mo, o Su S Sy so e ana sss he
extraordinarily long distance in the stove before coming g
The pe must make = every Ss .sai MGa s
superior baker; and the small aise being capable Of
four = @ . my s
saving large amount Of fuel that Is usually wasted in this
way and renders peculiarly adapted to the use of board
largest class hotels Hundreds certificates might be add
ed to subsanlate The above asts hut deem not nseessa
yenence, and at the same time Obtain The most simple
mast ornamental and must durable Stove n America will
call and examine this before purchasing elsewhere
The following are q few. names selected to which am
mort %5 t psrs f Sstass i NsS Charles street
Bishop Waugh. 20 Green street
Thomas Wilson, Calvert and Lexington streets
Dr.. John J.. Chapman, Mulberry street
Mrs, Jane Hayward, 60 North Calvert street
Edward /. FAINT Hanover street
George A. v. Spreckesen, ~ East Pratt street
Abraham Mister, li6 Hanover street.
lanes p. Williamson, corner Gay and High streets,
John II. Rhodes, l52 Hanover street.
DIR. j. NJ. jennings North Hsgh street.
Jane S Jewett, 81 Howard street.
James Young, 96 Eden street ,.a
DR., II. II. Hopkins, l67 Park street.
Joseph Husband, jr, 2l3 Pratt street.
lohn S. Selby, esq, 32i Baltimore street
DR.. Henry Snnecke Ia Lombard street.
Female Orphan Asylum, Mulberry street
Barnnm A. Co., City Iiotel "
p Thurston, Fountain Hotel. &....
Daniel Dorsey, Exchange Hotel.
William Field, National Hotel
Thomas James, Rainbow Hotel
Col. ". Capron, Laurel Factory, Nil. HEl
Many might be Added but suppose the above
will suffice See little book at the store for certificates and
further particulars Any person purchasing Of these
Stoves, aer giving fair trial for thirty days, and find
does not answer their purpose can return IL and will have
their money refunded. Et Il
Nh No. ~ South Calvert street is The only place where
they can be had
BURR PECK, Agent
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PIANO FORTEs.

THE undersigned manufacturing At their establishment
in Baltimore, 8, l and octave PIANOS, OF all pat
terms and Styles which they confidently recommend to
professors and amateurs The Pianos manufactured by them
have that peculiarly Of touch which commend them to
players Of every school as well as those who are disin
racterized by bold, fiery, and rapid movement
They authorized TO refer to numerous professors IN
Baltimore who have given their Pianos trial, Tor their
testimonials In their favor and they warranted in re-
commenting them by the universal appreciation which they
have received from the great number OF persons who have
them In use In baltimore and in the south and west gene
rally They confident that they make an instrument
equal to any made anywhere in this country or in Europe
and their extensive Manufacture Of Pianos enables them 10
sell on terms liberal and satisfactory Instruments made
by Them are warranted, and they will be kept In tune one
year after purchase, without charge.
An agent will visit Richmond IN short time and various
parts OF Virginia and North Carolina and will receive
ders which will be faithfully and promptly executed at our
mandatory
u Orders will also be received at our factory direct
and special pains taken TO give satisfaction.
III KNADE a. GAEIILE,
No Q Eutaw ST., opp the Eutaw House, Bait,
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BROOsK's
PI7ENT ELASTIC lfEI1LLIc SHANK BOOTS
-l- 'T l'f AND SHOES.
cnNcprss CATERS ron LADIES AND CENT? EMEN.
BRoOsK's

These articles are superior anything before
, factured, In this any other country, for
durability, beauty, md utility.
NO. l3s FULTON srRHET, NEW YORK.
THIS unique and useful invention awarded Silver
Medal (be highest prenun) at the last Annual Fair Of the
American Institute for It's superiority over all others offered
Tor competition
navy az well as every gentleman of taste who has fairly
tested lis value and Is rapidly coming into general
among all who regard grace, comfort, and durability,
as sirabe requisites In their Boots and Shoes makes
he I,oot or Shoe elastic preserves its original style
AMI shape and gives the hollow part beautiful and eeya
led fch thereby allowing the heel to be worn very high
viii 1erect ease OF quite low without exposing the pana
rap injury 1t also keeps the foot from pressing
fog.r.t4 and reains II in natural and easy position
Myself and John Dick the only persons who make and
sei Boots and Shoes with this Invention, i the cities 81
NJ York, brooklyn, and Jersey City
CONGRESS CATERS
The undersigned, e first In the city Of New York to
M ufcture this Justly celebrated and elegant article con.
lin to make them M ia endless variety OF Styles In
,Vo kmnnshp uneriaed and al prices deylng competi
ijon All other kinds of Boots ahOes Caters Pumps and
Slippers for ladies' gentlemen, youths misses and child,
reu. Lohi ~. n s,,.
p SJust received Of Russian Leather or Gen
tlemes Boos both for Dress and Water Proof This Is
probably the LOT OF this celebrated Leather ever import
ed into The United States. -.. .a,#
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Steam Communication direct from
xAi4IdSE. South amptOM to New OrIenms and


xRd4LQS&. Southampton to New Orleans and
backs--Pursiat 10 order from the Lords Commissioners
Of the Admiralty the I'd Of November next, and rite
forward The Ind of each succeeding MONTH, the ROYAL
MAIL STEAM PACKETS will proceed direct from South.
ampton bermuda, Nassau Havana, Cat Ship Island,
(New Orleans) Vera Cruz and Tampico, returning by The
same route to England.
This arrangement admits Of easy and quick convey
to ami from Southampton and the places above
toned, and passengers for New Orleans viii be conveyed
thher from the Companys vessels their arrival at Cat
or Ship Island, by the Mexican Gulf Railway Company
who will have steamer ready and other conyeuiencts,
provided for that purpose at cost not exceeding tee dol
lars for each person. Tie facilities will be afforded
from New Orleans embarkiny on board the Royal Mail
Steam Packets for Europe, DC.
The estimated time for The voyage from Southampton is
follows:To Bermua IL days; Nassau q days; Havana
% days Slip Cat island New Orleans, % l2 days. Vera
Cruz, IS days; Tampco, 30 days. iS
The Steam Packets appointed TO leave Ship or Cat Is
land Iarbor their return to England ut A. NJ, on The
2ls Of each MONTH by the above alteration, passengers
proceeding to the West Indies by the % Of the month steam
will be conveyed via Bermuda, and by the I'm OF The
steamer, heretofore, via Madeira aud liarbadoes
Particulars as TO fares etc may be obtained on appca
ton Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's Offices, IS
Moorgae street. London ditto Winke street Southampton.
Messrs Delrue q Co., dEnghen Paris; Mr Glenzer
u boulevard Polssoniere, ditto; Mr. indeiker, amburs
Mexican Gulf Railway Company, New Orleans.
IS Moorgate street, London H. CHAPEL, Secretary
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sHAKsPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM srREkTs NEW YORK.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm Of BERGEN q
GALABRUS, having relitted aud replenished this pa.
cious establishments prepared To receive comp any
There hundred and nine apartments in this fouse
consisting of dining saloons sitting rooms parors lodging
rooms, The large hall may be used for bals public
meetings The cooking department has been Sspr essy
ranged 80 MS furnish, MOMENTS notice, refreshments
for any number ofpersons, from 10 three hindred 10
be accommodated at the same time There roons where
private parties may be furnished with sinnets or sun.
pers and the tables will be furnished with the the mar
ket affords Liquors and wines from the best establish.
ments the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished at
the shortest notice There will be lunch ut II o'clock
every day and attention will be spared TO give sasfac
ton Men Of business and those visiting the city will find
prices will be found TO be moderate The French and
Spanish languages spoken In this hotel
JAMES BERGEN,
LOUIS tihIABRIlN
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SEAMAN a. MUIR,

y
RE daily receiving from the large Auction Sales an as
"A snr,ment Of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
danted IN The besr CITY Trade and purchased much below
The cost Of Importation which they are Offering at rey
small adrdnce. ,- ... =,
uarEeis a very general assortment OF RICH FANCY
DPY ;OODS 10 which they invite the attention OF pnr
chaaers In their stock Will DC 'ouu ue Hohred"fs
hey beg leave 10 present their thanks for the patronage
On liherav bestowed upon their establishment and to as
sure the public that they will strive TO secure continuance
Of confidence and support
and stimulated BY their xamped success thus far they
are determined 10 leave no honorable efforts unred TO
conulish their design considerable amount of expert
epce In business has demonstrated to their satisfaction that
lie only sure method OF obtaining and securing large bus
ness Il 10 have based upon correct principles and that
while az merchants they consult the interest OF their Gus
toners they are pursuing only true method of advancing
hair ru l.
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Old EstabIished Passa &c Office, 275 Pearl ST
lsAMUEL THOMSON a. NEPHEW, Agent for the ''Black
y Start Line of Packets , a@

The subscribers would respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they have added several splendid
ships 10 their line packets between this port and Liver
pool which has favorably known and extensively pa
no hesitation III assuring those who may wish to make
gagemenls for the passage of their friends from England
Scotland or Ireland thai they will find their ships inferior
In point Of comfort, convenience and safety one Of
which will sail from Liverpool every six days throughout
the year making delay aud the consequent expense TO emf
grants at the port Of embarkaiion impossible.
free passage per steamer from the various Irish and
Scotch ports with breadstus and hospital money paid may
be secured all the lowest rates and when those settled
for decline coming out the full amount paid will be prompt
" refunded usual For further particulars apply TO
SAMUEL THOMPSON u NEPHEW, as Pearl ST.
Or to C. GRiMSfiAW co, 10 Goree Pazzas Liverpool
Drafts exchange payable at sight also furnished
for any amount on IT, G. Glyn Co.. Bankers, London; c.
Grimshaw Co., Liverpool the National bank Of Ireland,
National Bank Of Scotland, and Northern banking Compa
nv AnnlY az above ~ Ll- .-..
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TO pIAI,1NERs And SURVEYORS.

IY.ccEp a. nufTIIEns Ma 70, South st., three doors
nn, Deaf, ,ys, i,I,';rare Manufacturers and IN.
purte,s " Mathematical, Oca aud o.osge, as Myt ,
aeits "A good assortment OF the following af'ref' "1
offer ior sale at reduced prices: m, Ia.
Surveyors Compasses; Engineer sLevels, M ,m
Theodoles Compasses; Ships Plain STORM aa .rsp,
rent Composites; Spygasses; Plain lmd Douoe 40
Q,iadranis; Sexlants; Baroeters 1hermometefs5 Los
Glasses; Halthour Classes Tape Lnes Cases o tns
Carpenters and Lumber Rules; 1aIlors aha IN,
nr PENS; Diytiers Protractors; Bowdch Nayisafors
hunts Coast rilotsj Sipmasers Assistants sts mnnss
Friends; Nautical Amaiacs; Lunar Tables; Lag books ,
Shipping Papers, Seamau's Journals; Ready Gallo
good assortment Of Charts Of all parts o. The Mo. a
sortment Of lNsrRumENrs in the Mathematical al line.
L5- Inst mens Of every description repa Tea, OF mau
o nrler. inrlIe nentest mnliner. IA
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OLEOSIATIC LAMPS.
L. CHAPDELAINE,

AS received per late urryasa large and splendid assert
lii ment of FRENCH PATENT OLEOST'A I'll
LAifiS Of different patterns These Lamps invented,
by the celebrated Thilorer of the French Academy and
are considered the best Lamps in use, These Lamps
are for sale only at 375 Roadway in this city 4
Also on hand, a large assortment Of CUTLERY, Gi.
RANDOLES, VASES, CHINA WARE, TOLLE1'
SETS, and Every article in the Furnishing line.
MIR. u being agent fer the HROOkLYN FLINT
GLASS, is prepared to execute orders for Rich Gu and
Enxrav ell also Pressed and Plain Glass every variety
whole RETAIL and invites tile attention OF purchasers
10 the splendid of rich Glass Ware hand
his establishment, where they depend updN being FUR
nsed with the finest quality of Glass Ware manuiac
ture being the only place where the brooklyn Rich Flint
Glass can be procured,
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THE CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAIL ROAD LINE, FOR
PlilLADEI. PlilA AND INTERMEDIATES PLACES, will
leave Pier No. z N H., foot Of Battery Prces, by Seam
boat JOHN POTTER for South AmbOy, every day. (Sun.
day excepted) al six O'Clock. &L
Passengers will take the from South AmbOy to Cam
den and arrive in philadelphia about II l.2 O'clock.
Fare TO PHILADELPHIA 3d. for forward deck passengers 10
Philadelphia s2,5 Engran and Transportation Line every
day, by Steamboat Transport, at IL O'clock Y. NJ fare
s225 Freehold and Monmouth via Stages from iiiahin,own
Vests Turnout; from New YORK Freehold by Wesa
Turnout, 81 l from New York Freehold by IIgtstowu,
81 So TO Spotswood and Wes!e, Is cen South Amboy %
cents; Perth Amboy, II l.2 cents
DAILY EXCuRsIoNSTo PHiI.ADELpfIIA
For the accommodation Of those persons wishing spend
part Of the day in philadelphia, either business plea
sure, Excursion tic kes will be furnished emitting the pas
sengcrs return by the Mail Lime al 2 ociocs Nj
the same day, or nj O'Clock the next morning.
Tickets for the Excursion 60, To be had the Office, No.
West Street, on board the boat %a 4k
Fifty pounds OF baggage will be allowed 10 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 It's owner. 49,
L BLISS, Agent.
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THE subscriber will open the LIST Of September next
the Merchants Exchange Hotel located In safe street.
and In the immediate vicinity of the Banks the Post OF
ce and the Exchange and hopes by the stctest attention
TO the wants and comforts OF hs guests TO merit good
share of tile public patronage. The house has one nun
bred rooms has been thoroughly renovated and repair
ed and the undersigned feels confident that he is now pre-
any Hotel in the city, Tie bedding and Furniture generally
has been replenised. AMI the appointments and convent
OF the House inferior Ia none OF its kind by
prompt personal attention the desires Of his guests the
subscriber hopes TO merit bis share Of the public favor and
patronage, #@ gs.'#e
Transient Doarters One Dollar per day.
HENRY DOOLEY.
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ORGANS.

HENRY EBEN, l72 Centre street. offers for sale The fol-
Ill lowing Organs: @5 H aHN
One Gothic Organ Of IL stops and octave Of pedal pipes
Dimensions Of IL feet high ~ feet and inches 'front.'
and i feet inches deep se& sf
One Grecan Organ Of IL stops octave of pedal pipes
Dimensions Of 10 feet ipches high, 10 ieet WIDE
feet deep. ys
One Grecan Organ of 10 stops, octave and half Of
pedals Dimensions of case r. feet high, feet inches
wde feet 8 inches deep. t5-l
Three Gothic Swell Organs of stops. Dimensions of
feet liz inches high feet inches wle and feet
deep @
Two Grecans Of stops 10 feet high feet inches wide,
and 3 feet inches deep,
Two Gothic Organs Of stops feet high, feet inches
wide, 2 feet 6 inches deep. 2s.,:
variety Of Parlor Organs
One second hand Church Organ.
One Seraphne @E ". Fr.,a
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CLOTHING, &c.
,EYLJNs, CLoTHiNG WAREHOUSE,

DEVLINS' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, 3
Nd. 70 John street. corner Of Nassau.
i select stock Of FAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
to which they respectfully invite the attention Of wholesale
and retail buyers
They have hand and In process Of manufacture up.
wards OF FIFTEEN THOUSAND GiRMENTSA!
which they TO be made with all the elegance and
durability OF the best r0rk Of the most fashionable
houses in the United States and prices NEARLY oSsnAP
LRss u and this together with the Cash System, forms The
great secret Of their most fatterng success
Their stock OF French English, German and American
Cloths, Cdsses, ptsfi,gs Bearers, Iieeeds &C. 5c, Is
they assert the largest and best selected (of an,
similar cstabllshmenD In New York
Their work made 10 order they guarantee equal to tina
made ut the most noted merchant alors OF the city,
prices corresponding with lheir Cheap Cash Sysen For
IN every department. they have secured ME services Of IN,
best CATERS and W0kmen the city affords.
Terms CASH or no delivery sEf
DANIEL 4 j. DEvLIN
80 John street, corner Of Nassau.
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HALL, THOMPKINs q BLACK,
LATE MARC UAND d. Co.

JJAvE Just received large assortment Of Sheffield Plated
III Ware, consisting In part Of ,,--....-
Tabe Cutlery with plated handles match their patterns
of silver Forks; rich Epergres Silver mounted WIN oI
without plateau; Dish Covers Casters Tea Kettles anu
iIrns. Tea and coffee Sets Egg Boilers and Egg stands;
Main and chased Walters In sizes rom $40 ~ nches;
Flower Fruit Jelly, and Ice Cream Stands, &C., &c
''s' '' IN SIL YER WARE, I'll
The variety Of patterns and extent 81 their assortment u
much greater than be found at any or every other es
iabIshment in this city and the quality OF their Silver, Gas
yell as Inc Workmanship Ia not 10 be surpassed In the
limited states Their assortment Of Diamond and other
rich Jewery Watches, Chains, &c, Is complete; all OF
which are offered for sale small advance on the cost III
he Old stand No Sl Broadway, sign Of the Golden Eagle
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CARPETS AND CURTAIN MATEnrALs

THE SUBSCRIBERS have Just received splendid as
s0ftment Of Velvet Pile Carpets of various sizes, with Me
dalon Ceptes and very elegant borders Also some with
out the Medallion Centers but with very rich borders,
prices nearly low The same quantity and quality Of
Cupetng by the yard. He @e
III rich Curtain Materials and Furniture Coverings they
have the most extensive variety IN the city, consisting, in
part, OF
Elegant Satin Damasks
Very Rich Brocatelles
Superiine qualify Satin Lame
Lace and Muslin Embroidered Curtains &c. &c.
All OF which offered al extremely low prices by
.t A. 4. STEWART, IL co,
p..... broadway and Reade st.
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--.,.,,v NC patton, f,um Ella sc Composition for Ma
cIn. nsns as has been fully tested possesses innu
enahle ADVANTAGES over that manufactured Out o.
, ssf great deal longer and be produced at grea'
u' Tb ~ N ET1LLrC STEAM PACKING, for steam,
boilers L now conceded superior to any article ever
before use for that purpose. The above are so.
NY india Rubber warehopse' " Ma'ush Ls"e'
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CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
. I,Sy.l mr. TSyy1fE,Ny,

nuANTIN & LUTZ, Cabinet Makers and Upholstcrers
have the honor to inform their friends and the public in
general that they have taken the large, comod0ts and
attractive Dazaar Store, No. 292 Chestnut STREET OPP
posite tho Academy oil Fine Arts, where they now hay
ready for inspection large and splendid assortment Of
tcles in their line; such paror chamber and h,or nre
nre in the latest Paris Style which they isu q u most
moderate price. a
Grateful for the liberal patronage have received, we
respectfully solicit continuance OF the sane pedgg our
our patrons by the quality and finish Of our Articles which
we Will guarantee to be OF the best workmanship
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FIOrence's Hotel and Saloons.

Cor. OF broadway and Walker sts., No. 100,
when many Of his former patrons from The Sor th
West North and East, are visiting this cyto slae, thai
finding his old Saloon not large enough for their accom-
mense patronage hitherto bestowed upon him, lie has ban
doned all connexion Herewith ami has erected as above
400 broadway extensive and s,perby furnishes Hotel
kept upon the European plan lie would aificu lary i'll
wife attention TO the costly aud sngularly beani Public
Saloons connected with the oe and further sol cit trial
by "Epicures' Of proficiency Of his Eeveso Careme
and .soyer who preside the Cuisines oil the FLO
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Y,NncE,y has ~ moved to the buildings, No &C
u LSsriy Street rsl store from DroadwayD where he Is
e'''0''D SI%KS AND FANCY GOODS,
variety plain and figured black, eoored
III DRESS O0DS Of CIV, Try descriptions plain and figured
cashnleres and Mouse le LANES Merincss sc A,sc
RfBBONS together with plain, eolorcd and black satin
Taieta Ribbons -, ,p,,x.xr,,<,s, r. ....,. -.
rs. SfdIvIS Of ali kinds End qualities including SIN
Droche Tlhbbet, Cashmere iIxsr Mc &c ~ Mo o,r
be ssso rtmenl 81 LaCES, EMBR0IDERiEs AND
And he wooi respectiy ask the inspection OF his stock
In genor al by those who willing 70 avail w mseises OF
LOW PRrEs for Cash and ,ShpTf Cred't
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NEW STOCK OF
EMBROIDERIES, &c.

CONSISTING or RICH MECllLlS TRIMMING LACE
v Rich Valencnne Trimming Lace.
Patent TO do do
do do do do aN
I.ise Threa, do do all widths aud qualitie
New style Of Mourning Collars, very
Tape bordered Lawn and Linen Cambrick Itlkfs.
Hemstitahed do do do do
Wide and Marrow Riyeriere Bordered do
Rich Needlework EH do
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Figured and plain white Neits, all widtls
Black SILK and Cotton do do
do and light colored Grapes, Grape iIs. and I'LL slol
A FRESH STOCK OF
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dark Kid Gloves best qua ~
Silk and satin ScarB and Cravats
Rich Needlework Caprs and Collars newest style.
Infants Needlework Robes and Caps.
Also great variety Of Evening Dresses colored and
plain white For SALE by
JAMES MABBETT 4 SON,
~ Barclay ST., corner Greenwich sts