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Saddle and Harness Mandatory.

prices that will fail to give satisfaction Please call
OPPOSITE PETERS s STIGLER, SQUARE a.
BOPE THE .'L4RKEI-HOUSE, for the following
tices, if you rant them cheap:
Plain and Quilted Saddles,
Spanish do
Carriage. Buggy and CarryalI Harness,
U.iGON, CART AND BOAT DO
Saddle Bags, Brides and Martingales, Trunks, Whips
Collars Grth and Webbing, Strrup Irons, Bride Bits
Spurs Wagon, Stage and Halter Chains and every article
usually found in such houses We respectfully solicit
ton Of public patronage.
HICKEY s ROBERTSON.
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done with neatness and Dispatch Orders promptly attended
to. ri & y
Feb S-3m
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THE real beauties manufactured for us by W H. BEE
i BE & GO. MEM s ClWAIkIN.
March Do l,yir-1yy0f
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SUGAR MOLASSES. &c.
CO tIHDS. n. O. and P. r. Sugars
. superior do
10 terces clarified DO
) " puiveriscd do
30 boxes Woosey s Woolsey's loaf sugar
10 barrels common do
10 hhds West India Molasses,
10 barrels \. o. do "a superior artice)
p bags prime Java Coice-receivng for sale low
by TINSLEY TAYLOR.
March l5--6t
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LIGH T! LIGHT!

DllOSGENE GtS-CANIPIIINE and ETHEREAL OH
l IA fresh supply just to hand-ior sale BY
Jan lis join II. SEAI, Druggist
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NEW CONCERN.
TTNSE.EY 81 TAYLOR

IN Nt Old STLND N BTTLNIN ILNSLEI ,
EE.YCFEESSgRE, E'u.
NJ now receiving large ani wyU assorted Stock IF
a Groceries. Liquors, Dry Goods. &c,
Co,,St;1r IN 7t,rt af tLo f.j'0,ri,,o- articles.
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WIN Rjcha,ds,1
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Franklin RoyaII
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Henry Svdnnr
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do Susan Poindexter
22) do Mary W Pvindexter
Miss Mamie Patteson-3
do Mary Ann Farmer
do Virginia Prlddy
do Sarah PrIddy
Luman Rogers-2
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WIN Rlwlett
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Thos Rice
Dr. Jno c Rucker
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do Louisa Rucker
do Elizabeth Roam
do Mary Roberts
Miss Susan Ricketts,
do Margaret Reed
John Saundprs-3
Robert q Snead
Jackson Strother coli
RObt Saunders
Hiram Sweat
Bushrod Scrlvner
X B Strange
Geo X Smith
Lindsey NJ Shumaker-2
W:n Rice Scott
Jno II Stone
Jno p b Shaner
Andrew Snotgrass
{ 0 Sanford
Jno Shelton
Simpson & Bro
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do Julia A Scott
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do Annie A Seay
Miss Martha f Strange
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do Mary J Slaughter
Mrs Sally Taylor
DO Elizabeth II Tinsley
do Nlecy Thomas-2
Miss Martha A Thacker
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do Magaret Thacker-3
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BLANK GONDS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
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POSfpONpn.Pnf.

The above sale is postponed until Saturday the 9Th day
Nav, at O'Clock, when it will positively take place
March 22-t5ma w. II. LANGHORNE, Trustee.
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IMPORTANT TO sHlPowNERs.

In answer TO numerous remonstrance S from mer-
chants and shipowners against the hardship and in
justice of placing large vessels under seizure on ac
; " '"L " - ~, ~ ,h
real cuprits seized and made amenable 10 the
law, the Commissioners OF Customs have issued an
order authorizing the principal officers Of the customs
list whenever the contraband tobacco or liquor is
found the person of the offender; 3D. whenever in
ship of 500 tons, under the quantity concealed
does exceed 30 lbs tobacco gallons of spirits;
not exceed 80 lbs of tobacco or 10 gallons of spirits.
By another order, vessels from foreign ports, ar
rival, and subsequently,, are to b. allowed from sur
plus stores, placed under the Custom house seal,
reasonable quantities of tobacco, wines, spirits and
other stores with the exceptions of scgars and raw
coffee. whilst to ships in the river the privilege is &c
extend to segars.
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THE DOMESTIC MARKETS.

At Boston: Large sales of Coffee. say 100 lags
Port. Prince for export at 81 cts mos and 6noO
do. TO go of the market on private terms--Fl our
in moderate demand at 1851 for Genesee and $50
aS5.75 for other Westcrn.-Corn arriving freely and
prices lower, white 564a57, and yellow flat 62 cts
Considerable arrivals of Provisions from New Or
leans but the last not landed. Sales # Mess Pork
at 10, and Prime S so per br.-Sugars in good
demand.
At Nep York: Hard Bread had advanced of a
cent in consequence of the unprecedented export de-
mand chiefly for Caforna.-Coffee with good de-
mand remained steady.-Cotton was in active request
and gone up CT per Id Cotton goods were selling
freely for the California market-Sales of 5000 lbs,
Ginseng at 25 cts, cash.Westcrn Flour had rather
declined, N. Orleans selling at 43sa So 50; West
crn 5.50a 5.62s; and Genesee S1.a$6. Southern
without change, ranging from 5.37lt TO S5.625. Rye
Flour, 1891 1925; and Corn Meal quite dull at ga
asa l2t.-The Wheat market continued depressed
and Corn though inquired for rather lower, the
extremes 81 and 65 cts. for new white and yellow
Southern.-About 5000 Rio Grandc Hides, the last
of parcel, had sold at supposed 10 cts, mos
6O0O pigs Missouri lead had sold at S43li per 100
lbs, cash.-N. Orleans Molasses was sal ct. per
gallon lower.-Linseed Oil was scarce, and price
frmcr.-Oho Pork continued unsettled, and trans
actions too unimportant to establish price.
Lard dull at TAI cts. in brls and Seeds dull
-Cassa in mats had sold at Is cts.-Domestic Whis-
KEY was less plenty and sold at 24a2ls cts.-Sugars
had improved in demand, and prices were very hrm,
400 hhds. New Orleans having sold at tao cts and
1850 bys iyana at 5d6 for brown and yellow A mos
At Philadelphia: Flour dull and held above the
views of buyers offered at 5a $5.l2l. No alteration
in Corn Meal.-Wheat scarce, and wanted, red held
at .O5a S LIP; white remained nominal at s is.
Corn had declined and would not command over ODD
81 for white and 6Oa6l cts for yellow .-Provsions
in only moderate supply new Mess Pork ID. 5oa 10
in small lots, and Prime $l2 Lard cts in bris
and saS! in kegs-A better enquiry was making
for Sugars, and holders had advanced prices.
Whisky was selling in small lots at 90 and "a cts.
in hhds. and brls.
At Ne,u Orleans: Business 10 a fair extent had
beln transacted; and in Sugar and Molasses sales
were quite large at improved prices, 25oo hhds oil
the former and 1900 brs of the latter sold in days.
Cotton remained pretty firm at the recent i'm
prov cmcnt.
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CoASTWISE.
CharleSton-B Brig Nancy
Cotton IA bales, rice 2l5 tres, j Williams Son;
70 do, cotton IS GALS, order,
Charleston-Sch. Eugene.
Cotton 200 bales, order
CharlestOn-Sch. Gen. EUin.
Cotton so bales, rice SO tres, order.
Chnrieston-Sch. Henry H. Barling
Cotton $50 bales, rice $50 tres, mdze 100 pkgs,
order.
Mobile--Brig Bride.
Cotton l22 bales, r Wilson s. Co; lao do lumber
a lot, order.
Mobile-Brig UTm.
Cotton 81 bales, Spence & Reid; $50 do, order
Mobtle-Brig Choctatc.
Cotton $50 bales, F w Bruno & Sons; $50 do, t
Wilson s, Co.
Apalachicola-Sc 1eoga.
Cotton 400 bales, T Wilson & Co.
Anqkapas--Sch. Ophir
Sugar I62 hhds, molasses lbs brs, S EIurlbut & Co.
14Hakapas-Sch Sarah 8. Emiine.
Sugar los hhds, moasscs l26 brls, S Hurbut & Co.
Ne,r Orleans-Ship EHerslie.
Bacon % csks, Spence s. Reid; tobacco 40 hhds,
] Sullivan & Sons; cotton l04 bales, II Mankn; 50
do, whiskey 24 brs, molasses so brls, order; pork
and lard 500 brls pork 100 hhds lard 999 kegs, ba
con Is hhds, Edcs, Carson & Co; mdze 10 brls,
Elder, Gelston & Co; pkgs, w G Harrison
Ne,c Orleans-Bark Kirkland.
Pork 80 brls, lard oil 30 do, George & Jenkins;
bacon 46 csss 81 hhds, Elder, Gelston & Co; pork
209 brls, J Mccullough s. Co; lard oil 20 do, Love,
Martin s. Co; whiskcy l52 brls, Wilson, Kelly &
Co; sugar 40 hhds, w Harrison; 80 tres Is brls,
A Brown Sons; pork SCI brls' bacon 81 hhds' lard
go kegs, Carson, Edes & Coz bacon l26 csks, pork
1876 brls, G s. I Cassard; mdze s pkgs, L Cuttings;
hides l07, molasscs 100 brls, order.
Ne,p Orleans- Bark Phgnir.
Sugar rs hhds w & Harrison; whiskey so brls,
Wilson, Kelly & Co; paints ID csks, W Trego; sa.
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VIM. & III. M.KIM,

We constantly on hand, aud offer for sale on
N IL liberal terms, the following articles, viz:
BAR IRON, of superior quality. and Of various
dimensions, say flat bars TO 4 inches wide by to
l inch thick; square and round bars, 10 in diam
eter.
BOILER PLATES, Of best Charcoal, and pud-
Piled Iron, made to any size ard pattern-manufas-
tured by the Baltimore City Rolling Mill.
SHEATHfNG COPPER, full! assortment from
II 10 Sc OF. Also. Copper and Composition Nails.
YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, "MuNTz"
PATENT ESoLIsH SHEATHING METAL-the well
known reputation of this article, and its superiority
to any other manufactured, entities it TO preference;
a constant supply received direct from England.
ZINC-"M osselman's" Sheet Zinc.-We are
now receiving direct from the manufacturers in Bel
GUM, a full assortment Of this superior article.
COPPER INGOTS.-Refned Copper Ingots of
best quality, manufactured by the Baltimore and
Cuba Smelling and Mining Company. iy %
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TO the Mayor of New York for publication:
CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
KINGSTON, (Jam.) Dec. II, 1913.
SIR:-Herewith have the honor to inclose you
newspaper and beg TO call your attention TO letter
signed "Crown and Eagle" the particulars there
in stated are facts though not bad the case real
w is inasmuch the ballast which some of our ship
masters are in the habit OF taking is literally compos
ed of the corses Of dogs cats &c. &c. and all sorts
of filth well the manure from stables, (even In
its fresh statc,) with which the streets are filled up
and rep1ired tchen injured by heary rains. In fact,
everything is empted into the streets to trouble
ofcartage after the heavy rains.
have been in the island now is years and owing
to the abstcmous habits of american shpmasters and
their cre,cs, have never lost more than three or four
of he latter and of the former by fever though
il often happens that after their departure hence,
very serious sickness and death occurs among them
1t is very evident, therefore, that such sickness and
death are produced by the horrid nature of the bal
last they take on board here.
Vessels taking such ballast on board will always be
subjected to sickness in weather, or when they
come into warm climate, as the filth pcnetrates un-
der the skin of the vessel, and chokcs the timber
in such that it is very difficult to cleanse
her properly.
have felt it my duty than to demonstrate
with shpmasters for taking such ballast and pointed
out the consequences which would result thererom;
but as this stuff purchased from the negroes at about
~ cents per less than the purest sand aud gravel
could be obtained from the sea- shore, opposite the
harbour, my remonstrances have had no effect.
have been induced to address you on this subject,
not only on account of my having several cases
of fever reported having occurred in some OF our
ports but also account OF the Cholera, which 1t is
expected may make its appearance sooner or later in
our beloved country, it has done in Europe.
Trusting that you will the propriety of some steps
being taken by Boards Of Health to prevent ship
masters from introducing such filth as have desciio'
ed into the different ports Of the United States which
NAV be easily DONE b. exacting Consular certificates
or some other proofs from them concerning their bal
last as may be deemed necessary.
have the honor to be your very ob't and
Most humble servant,
ROBERT M HARRISON.
To The u onorable the Mayor of the City of New York.
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WEEK. COMMERCI NAL.

roots case specie 533 doubloons ll56 dollars, p
Cohen; pm.nlo 402 bags, Brauns & Focke; Al do !
brs, oil cake % csks, Brckhead s. Pearcc, coffee
II brls, old copper lot, NJ Bathurst & Son; pimtn-
to 30 bags, Shaw; sundries bxs, for Philad;
oranges 1000, master.
Matqn zas-Sch. abigail.
Molasscs ls7 hhds 30 tres, johnson & Travcrs.
Mayagues, Up. R)-Sch. atlantic.
Bav % puns, rum do. oranges II brls, cocoa
uuts 1900, consignecs in New York.
Cardenas, Cubn)-Brig. VoEusG.
Molasses l76 hhds % tres, Johnson & Travcrs.
81. Thomas ria Turks Island-Brig Mary Emily.
Bay water pun 90 bxs, salt APPS bushels, w th'
ington & Eastman; specie 975 dollars.
Long Island, (Bahamas) Brig Eleanor.
Salt ASH bushels, f T Montell
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Public Documents-We omitted in our last to re-
turn our Trunks to the Hon. J. A. PEARcE, OF the
U. S. Senate, for vo public documents, one of which
was ga Map of Oregon and Upper California from
the Surveys of John Charles Treme mt, and other at"
thoritcs, drawn by Charles Prcuss under the order
of the Senate of the U. States, 1s4S-with Geo
graphical Memoir illustrative Of the Map"
We also thank the Hon. Commissioner Of Patents
for n duplicate copy Of his Report for ISL.
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.

Monro,ia, (4frica)-Bark Liberia Packet.
Palm oil SO csks pepper IA do HALL arrow root
3 bxs, w Mclean; palm oil 81 csks, order.
Cailao-Ship Deucalion.
Guano cargo, hats I scroons, order.
Pernambuco-Brig Kite.
Sugar 1900 sacks 200 brls, hides 500 dry sailed,
Corner s Sons.
Porto Cabclto-Brig Fayetteville.
Coffee 663 bags, hides 1914, w Bruno * Sons;
mdze bx, c Gould.
Laguayra 8. Porto Cdbeiio-Sch. Samuel Butler.
Coffee 1877 bags. hides 500, indigo 81 seroons, +
w Bruno s. Sons; coffee 9S5 bags, hides TO- lignun-
vite 81 tons, sugar brls, hide cuttings lot Rob-
ertson, Mann s. Co.
Kingston, Gam. )-Brig Giamorgan
Logwood 34i tons, pimento % bags coffee ~ oris'
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF BALTIMORE.
OEEI(E No GOIrIu

INSURANCE ON LIFE in any sum not ex.
a creding 3 900.
wife can Insure the Life Of her husband, free
from the claims of Creditors.
Joint Insurance the Lives Of husband and wife,
any two lives, that when either life falls the
survivor may receive the sum insured.
To accommodate those W no wish TO insure at the
lowest possible cost, without regard 10 profits, the
Company will grant policies at the following rates Of
premium TO those WHO will rclinquish their right
the profits retaining their right TO vote and all other
privileges of membership:
FOR INSURING 800 ON 4 SIM
GLE LIFE, WITH AND WITHOUT PROFITS:
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Annual
premium Annual prem. Annual pre-

Payable annually, Semi annually, or Quarterly.
THOS. NJ. ALBEIT, President.
JOHN A, THOMPSON, Secretary.
Chance llors.
JOHN S. CUTTINGS and w. C. HARRISON
Medical Board.
J. r. w. DUNBAR, cor. Of Hanover and Lom-
hard streets.
G.. c. NJ. ROBERTS, NJ. D.. l25 Hanover st.
For information any branch Of the business, re-
fer to the printed pamphlets OF the Company, or 10
THOS b. ADAMS. Acrnary,
Sc 30 If No. 10 South street
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A CARD.-Thc undersigned, Owners or Agents
of vessels engaging Freight from this port TO Liver
pool London, agree that and after this date all
frcghts 10 either port engaged by either of them,
shall be on condition, that the freight shall be paid
Immediately on the landing of the Goods, and the
shall be particularly noted the Bills OF Lad
ing before signing TO wit 'Frcights be paid i'm
medatcly on the landing Of the Goods, without any
allowance Of credit, discount, to the consgnee"
They also further agree, that Frcghts on Cotton
shall be charged on the invoice weight which must
be furnished by the shippers before the Bills Of Lad
ing signed, and the amount Of Freight TO be paid.
specified on the Bill Of Lading. Baltimore, August
lst lS47.
Alex. Brown & Sons, Schaer & Kuster,
Clark kellogg, Oelrichs & Lurman,
WIN. Graham Son, VIM. Howell & Son.
Jas. Corner & Son, kirkland, Chase & Co.
b. Buck & Son, F. w. Bruno & Sons,
VIM. Wilson s. Sons, Thos. Wilson & Co.
F. & w Rodewald, Edw. Kurtz,
Robert Leslie Son, Cohen & Kali,
Dcecke & Gerdes, Jno. X. Randall.
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cERMANIC TARIFF.

We append the following regulations which nave
been issued for the collection OF tariff throughout
the Prussan territories:
.'Consultation having been had at Frankfort reia-
tive to a new regulation Of the tariff upon common
basis for the whole of Germany, II has been determh-
cd in consequence, to defer the publication OF the
corrected tariff Of the Zollvcren for the period COM
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DIS STEERS sc.

The Br. brig Alice. NJ Rea from Baltimore for
Galway, Qre.) abandoned at 18th inst, and
arrived at New York.
The sch Emily Il. Thompson Keene, of Baltimore,
Ga regular Nassau trader,) was recently wrecked
and become total loss, on Abaco. Capt K. return
ed here on Wednesday last.
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Mails and TRAVELLING Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cities-Steamboat and Car regulations Departures
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, SC.
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RATES OF PILOTAGE

FOR THE PORT OF BALTIMORE,
Condensed thereto from
rarious Acts Of the General assembly Of Maryland.
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mcncing with the year 1919; and it is therefore de-
termined that the tariff published for the years 1876
1917 and lSfS, shall remain in force from the LIST Of
January, lS49 until further arrangements be adopt
ed, well as the following ordinances, which form
| its supplement-
al. That of the 10th of October, ls45, respecting
the provision raising of the import duties OF certain
articles Of merchandise
so. That of October, 1876, respecting the modf-
cation Of several taxes of the tariff, viz
ga. In the second part Modification of the duties
upon raw cotton and cotton yarn (Pas. 20 linen
thread, CLOTH and other merchandise (Pas 220
! cattle (Pas. 39)
"b. In the third part. Modification of the transit
duty upon taIlow.
'3. of the Sd May 1877, respecting the import
duties upon oils in barrels (Pas 26.)
(Signcd) "FREDERICK WILLIAM"
The Business Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rairocd.
The report of the business of the fillmore aid
Ohio Railroad for the last month, shows gratifying
and astonishing increase over the corresponding
mon'h of lS47
We learn that the transportation Eastward into
Baltimore during the last month, in some Of the
principal staples, has been as follows:
Flour...... .......-....... .'.. 3o'E3o DTS.
Coal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1, o23 tons.
i oOaccO ............ 49, 10 mus
Gram, Meal, &c.... .......... 2lo IONS.
FORK and Bacon .......'.'..''.. oUS TONS
Iron ..- 80. ..................... 59S tons.
Lard and butler '.....'..''.'''' S Se3 IONS
Hogs, in number. ............... .bi,Obl
The number of hogs was a 800 or $50 per cent.
greater than in December, 1917. Their transporta-
ton continues very active, and will probably so con-
time through the rest of the winter. The average
number brought to Baltimore in the first 25 days of
December, from which time till the end OF the month,
the operations of the road were interrupted by snow,
was $500 daily, from which the revenue was about
s ,675 per day, or upwards of $4,000 for the
month
The tonnage westward from Blltimorc TO all points
of the road has been 1852 tons, and the revenue
therefrom Ssl5,9b2.
The revenue of the month from passengers has
been as follow: Passengers. Tonnage.
Main stem ...... 39, 667,ls S5,44S,l5
Washington 5,3l9,56
54s43,s9 90767,71
Making total Of $l45, GIL 60, and being an in
crease Of S24,6i4l7 over the receipt Of December,
lS4I.-Patriot.
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TPestern Le1d-Durng the year 1913 there were
exported from Galcna 6S 1863 pigs Lead, ,737, $50
lbs valued at s. ,5S7 ,6l0.56.
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Letter sheet Prices Cure

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening printed fine paper and adapted
TO correspondence, can be had at the Printing office
of this paper, N. w. of Baltimore and Iolli
day streets, Cup stars) to-day by o'clock, at G.
cts single, or cts. each, for or more copies.
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PILOT SAIL DUCK.

FHNII r subscribers, agents for the sale Of PILOT
III SAIL DUCK have now on hand and will be
constantly supplied with assortment of number RS
from , TO 10, of that SUPERIOR ARTICLE, which
they offer to the trade on PLEASING TERMS.
Apply 10 S. PHILLIPS & co.
june ly 81 Bowly's Wharf.
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S a SON ca RTS s
(LATE T. PALMER * COZ

ILH T.
Nos. 13S j. no Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
IMPORTER OF
French and English Hard ware, Plated Ware, ia
PANIED Ware, Cutlery. Tongs and Shovel, Tenders.
Lamps Lustres, French and German Looking Glass
Plates,
AID MANUFAcTuRER OF
LOOKING. GLASS, PORTRAIT & PICTURE
FRAMES, CoRNICES AND EVERY DES.
CRIPTION OF GILT WORK,
suppIy of which always hand, and made To order
iy27G WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-01-27

THNIE MERCHANTS 'SHOT TOWER
n COMPANY respectfully inform the trade
that they have removed 10 the Tower, corner OF
Front and Faycttests., (formerly known the
PhGnix,) and have on hand full assortment of
DROP ard BUCK SHOT, all sz"s; BAR and PIG
LEAD, &c, to which they invite the attention Of
purchasers.
jy 81 If THOMAS J. CLARE, Sec'ry.