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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11
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DepeIGen melben, Dap bic @n9elrScnbeiten IN @cns
Iiantinppel Gin ernteres InIeben annebmen. Set
Der 9lntunft Der 0eIanrtrn rem 6ranfrfi6 unp
Gnslanb III SirN Msnh6itcff prremtcrilder IN
ieinen 5crberunseit 9epcrpen nnS prpbrt, ecnf
itantincpel gu Serlallen, penn feline Sorperlln9en
niGt bripilligt ipsreen. Sn Die OepeIfen 1T Spar
ii6tS BON ben 8ubef6ruu9en in Grnifantincpel
eeIa9t, aber es fpiro rartn 9rmelbst, pab Gruppen
In Der 9labe ben Gpnitautincrel 3uInmmen9e3p9en
,inb SresSbampfI6iffe aus9eIanbt iinp, Die Be
hesumsen Der fran3Siilfen 5lrttc ;u beradft'
)n ber 9abe BON gcn1antinrpef lit cine 9rpBe
NBabl bon Srlppen ecnefntrit. in Sroulla
Hno mebrere triegertI6e Dempnlhaticnen ppr9es
fallen, noebe fiinf,ebn GGrifea ermprpet trurpen
SiEisS gtaIafer bat pem sSiirlten Wentl6ifpT @jcs
Ieasabeit acseten, feline Grierperun9en bTber ,ls
ipannen uno gr6sern Shub fir bic 9rte6iiden
Gbrfcn ,u serlanaen. 2prb Stratfprp Gamtins
Bat cine Gutirn, bem Sultan gebabt, utb bieIrr
ipiirpe ben Scrper,tn9cn 8ublmps nah9eben,
spenn CT ni6t Der Sdlfe @rcetritanirns perlidert
trGre.
pariler Srsfe melpen, bae bas franSSiildr
@pupernement DepeI6en BON Gcntantincpel er>
balten bat, beren Snbalt man aber 9ebeim bdlt.
Gs iinb inpehen Sefeble seseben, bab nod mebrr
SGiTe mad Der 5lptte ;u SalamiS abseben. Die
san,e prientaliiae Srase fGeint elm iebr erntes
anisben su seipnnen, rpatrenp anSerer SeitS be-
bauptet tprb, bab ni1t bic ntinbeite 9efabr scr-
banben le, bae bara,ss sin erHiter Streit ertpa6s
fen tBnns.
Deutfblano.
On 6auncser III cine SemptratiIte 8erl9wBs
runs mtbeft. Sn 0iineburg ullb Stapr III cine
grpee anSatl bon Serbaftunsen pcr9encminen.
Sc Iint on nletreren Srten BON ben Seri6ptrern
Seriu9e semadt, Die ScIpaten gu Srrfdbrrn.
6c(lanb unb Sel9ien.
Das cabinet III arfsrl6a. Die 9tefgnasirn
bes iriitern Nniiterium mar 5cl9e bes leBtcn
SerIti9s rss papfes, bic tatbcliide 5icrar4ie in
5planp einsufdtrcn. Die 9lnsele9enbett bate
cine uncrmeBli6e 9lufresms tcrppraerufen, ba bas
9crtaltnib per beiben 0laubenss sSetenntntlie IN
stn Wirerrlanbrn Iit beinate balanrirt. Scaanb
Sabtt 100000 srrseFentfn uaO 1,165,000
&atbplfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11

p1-Oie Mebrbst BON NSrpern, irelfe In bic,
iem eanbe binseri6tet rtrren, ioaen 86mI6.
&atbptiI6e 9epeltn Iein.'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11

pg~Oie &ciien sur gtufu6uns he's SrEn
5ranflin, Der nun iAcn fat adt Sabre serI6plIsr
1T, belaufen Iidb auf Sier Millipnen 5baler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11

B5rgine pom S6ladtTelSr gu Neurrlrdns
aufSegratrne Snpnentu9rl fol- auf bic geeltfair
geIanbt trerpeit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11

BDrGie friiberen Ser. Staaten Sendtcren
1dlImabse BON gtetsort unb Simmcns BON 9t.
Gilanb iitb beibe gnbanSer tsr getfertlOpfr.
5beprit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11

DS-Sn ben umsetunsen Bottoms tefinber T6
bier Sir6bBfe, bic suIammsn enfn glG9enraim
bon $50 Qdern umfaTen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-11

pg~Sm Capitol 9artsu gtlbans iDfl cine Sta.
tue Oeipttt @linton'S su einem ScRsntetras bon
$4,000 aufselellt prrben.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
By the National Line.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF. THE HuMRoLpr.
New YonK, June21.

Mo- New YoRK, June 21.
The Humboldt arrived ut 8 NJ. Cambria out
on the 9th; Baltic 9TH. Cotton unchanged; small
speculations. Flour ami wheat brisk, 2s3d adj
vance on wheati 1s6d on -four. Corn neglected.
The Mediterranean fleet sailed for Dardenelles
Channcl; the feethas been ordered TO the Mede-
terranean.
The French fleet arrived in Reseca BAY. Rus,
sian locrces marching towards Moldavi and MaIa,
cha, forcing marches from Warsawto Bess Arab
The Egyptian:leet and atmyof 5000 men are pro-
ceeding 10 the support ofthe Sultan. The Tar
conan chiefs were raising 100000 men. Theme
diation in Austria and z russia was spoken of.
Count MeSsebrode had arrived in London with
dispatches. zFg 81 3 ,Fss,
A letter dispatched TO the London Times states
that the Emperor Of Russia had dispatched cou-
rier to Constantinople, with demand that Med
chikoffi last proposal should be accepted by the
Porte within days.
THE MARKETS.
Wright, Candy & Co., quote Cotton dull and
heuvy-the market favoring buyers, privately
falling on the 9th. No change is publicly attrib-
uted 10 the untavorable condition of political af-
fairs. Manchester prices easier, without any ma
teral declire. -f lF E4
Breadstuf ifs in the London marSet considerably
advanced and very firm. Richardson's circular
quotes State flour at less inquiry after Tuesday
Philadelphia and Baltim2re -four was selling
moderately at Sd advance over Friday. Corn un-i
CT arged. Fine qualities Of Wheat tealizing Id
advance over Friday. Some other circulars quote
23d advance on the weeks arrivals Of breadstuGss
Keogh Sadlier has withdrawn The ratification Of
the Zollverein treaty TO exchange Berlin but still
thoughtpeace would be preserved, but further
developments are anxously looked for. ~ =. q FL
The income tax bill passed the House of Com
mons. aos 5IIt - S4Es a
The subject in relation TO the imprisonment of
colored British subjects in'South Carolina was
about being brought before Parliament. =e,s5.
The exports ofithe kingdom during the month
of May exceed those OF last year., for the same
nonth, two millions and quarter pounds.
The London money market has improved. 10 I'd
The Humboldt, from Havre and Southampton
with dates to the 9Th, arrived at half past o'clock.
She brings 129 passengers, among whom are: w.
@. Bryant; Mrs. Fremont and family; Schleider,
special Envoy from Bremen; r. Bingham, Consul
General from English Government 10 Caracas;
N. Brown, late American Consul at Rome; r. w.
Sykes, bearer Of dispatches from tie American Lee
CATION TO Paris.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
r NJ WATER.-The Pittsburgh Gazette

STAGE OF wArrR.-The Pittsburgh Gazette
.,nnl,ius that the wheeling papers almost in
v,,i,bly quote the stage of water at Pittsburgh
,owtr than it reallyis' Our river report of Pitts
br,,b is always telegraphed TO US by Pittsburgh
1snorters and passes into the HANDS ofthe compos-
is,, inst as we receive it, and we have reason TO
b-jere that it is almost Invariably" correct.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

NEx YoRk, BALTrMoRE& WHEELING LrSE-NEw
P,lEra VEIN STE .MsHIP.-We learn from our
B,HinOse Exchanges, that the new and fifth stea-
MI "THos SWAMI for this line (the advertise
nsRtOf which will be found in another column)
snved in Baltimore Harbor on Saturday and now
lies al Locust Point. The "Thomas Swami is
under the command of Capt. Jas. Fairfowl, and is
slogether one of the finest of the line. She was
n,ned in honor of the late President of the Bali-
nae and Ohio Railroad Company. and has been
nore deliberately finished than any other of the
line Her cabin has white polish panels, with
walnut columns and white polish caps, and is 9th
aEise elegantly fitted up. On her bow is a rep
resentatiOn of Thos. Swami, Esq, and said to be
nOta bad LIKENESS. This steamer, says the Sun,
sthe first which has taken direct freight from
NEWEST, and she is filling up with tobacco, ba-
CON- cotton, &C. She is the prettiest vessel of the
line, and is worthy attention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

TuF.R-FLowER GARDENs.-The Committee
Western Virginia Agricultural and Industri-
s,r;a,v. will visit Shrub and Flower Gardens on
~. FIST of July ensuing. Persons des ring an in
,,tion of their Gardens by the Committee lexclu-
sgt tbose examined on the first of this month";
60 ,sopested to report themselves to Mr.. Jouu K.
ns-.,o,D. Nv. MITCHELL,
Chairman of Com.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

-, ~, THE DARkrEs.-Dan Rice has pair of
,;c mules which are said to be the richest specie
c'Is # their race ever seen. They are not more
at't ,Sr.e feet high, and one of them, after per-
U'- ,be feat of jumping several times over the
H'. S,ekwards and forwards, agrees Uacitly, of
CUT. "a IN throw off any negro in Virginia, who
eo ~ ,,te the attempt to ride him around the
vi" If the mule fails, he loses his oats for a
has' -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

THr FArAMoxT BANK.-This new institution,
le,.ed at the enterprising and rapidly increasing
,orn Of Fairmont, will go into operation about
The 6rt of August, with an effc ent Board of Di-
re:.ors, and capital to commence on of $500
Tb. President is Tnos. G. WATSON, and the
CASHIER GEO. H. SrRIGo, late of Baltimore. aiy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

90, AccrpExr-Henry Nelly, of South
rA In, was killed IN the coal bank of Mr..
Mps. .h0nse by the falling of quantity Of soap
s,ons day before Yesterday. he was aged about
s SUES and had vile and three children.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

,,.,c CELEBRArrcx.-The boat TO convey
A.s .;o0is,s 10 the Grand Masonic celebration ut
e1cuI .,.nJ on Friday, will leave for Wellsville
Cs' srsnips, there to connect with the cars Per-
tbs attending 10 go should report themselves TO
~, y. H. DORSEY TO day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

Lettings Of Eastern and Western Divisions
PROPOSALS will be received up the 18th OF July at
the Engineers office in Marietta for the e, adu don
Masonry, etc OF the 18th anu Sth Divisions OF this road
extenung from Marietta to Zanc's Island Opposite
city OF Wheeling. = : RI $50
The line will be divided into about one mile sections on
some OF which there will be heavy masonry, and other
tors.
Pans ProtIes and Specifications will ready for OK.
near wheeling, on and after July the 4th. -
froposals Will be received at the time and place
the construction about twenty miles, being that
on OF the road between Manchester and Milford four
Road. - N,"-AAi -'A
Plans Proes and Specifications for this Division will
pc ready for examination the Engineers office in The
Manchester building Third street, Cncnnat
The line OF the road from Marietta Belpre to Ban
chester, being already under contract, and vaced
IN constructions; the work offered only re.
naming link to complete the connection from Cincinnati
10 Philadelphia, by OF the Penns ylvana Rail
Recent subscriptions OF by the Pennsylvania
ai Road Co the city OF Wheeling, and individuals,
the Capital Stock OF the Company will ensure the PROMPT
ing VIM p CUTLERS Prea,t"
\. hESHEpY, Engineer. i5 je6-d9w.td
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
Mammoth Hat Store.

No. 146 ANp 14s NsrRkEr, WHEELING,V va.
AVERY, having enlarged his store in order to suit
-. the depand has on hand and is receiving from the
and Of the largest stocks
Hats Caps that has been offered this city,
consisting every variety and style use. all OF
which will be sold at the lowest possible price, Wholesale
and retail. FL. Is .ss-1sg SIS. t5
Persons wanting Hats or Gaps will eau and
anime tho stock for themselves, shall always be
pleased show Goods, best endeayors to
suit our enstomers So. q y. ap21.i.- s2AYERY.a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

1890 beef cattle offered Prices higher and
frmer, the range for the week being S9aS10, 12A.-
The market closed dull, owing TO the warm wealth,
,er. 1000 sheep and Lambs were offered, and
nearly all sold at $3.50, $50, 4,00a7 90 for Sheep
and 1925, 3,75, 5,OOa6, 90 for Lambs 100 Cows
and Calves were sold at S22,50, S35aS50.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
For SnIc
UNION GREEN sN &c G l.

subscribers desiring to change their busiress
the ABOVE works for salo with moulds,
an IN good order and in successful operation custom
secured with demand for all the glass which can be
ornsee has seven pots aud ehairs for 90 blowers
property consists OF two separate lots each 100 FEET
square, with first rate coal bank between them 49,
o. lot Is occupied by the glass and itres tho
o,her most desirable site for another factory This
property has every vantage for manufacturing
Fossession given list June. Term easy. ssF,.aT
+ ar4-sm QUaRRIER a OFT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
MISCEI5LANs.E,OU
Professor A1e,-T7fs 7ss,5z,,-, sIs-,,s1,,I,.....

Professor Alex. c. Barry'a Tricopherous
or Measaisd Compound for curling, preserv
q the hair wing diseases
o. ,he SKIN curing rheumatic pains, and external
rounded by no geographical lines, the reputa
ssss teoPherops peryades the Union The
that Oh late have in ratio
hn, Of his book that the n1ber or
10 order In Quantities gross
600. "a = - : - t v wv
Is unnecessary to ut length The evidence of the
OF the trcopherous when the public
nave such an endorsement this The chean
ness OF art ele and tho Of its chem
upon the hsr the scalp, and all cases Of st
hr2t recommended IL the attention
OF the people This all that inventor desired Nv
c,y potue isl Tie effects the fluid exceed
Gu II acted like charm. The ladies would
IUt 20 Country dealers In every section the
united states found they must have thus was but
up wholesale trade extent hitherto ucheard OF
regards articles OF this kind Tho highest point has not
yet been reached and i is believed year
Depot and mandatory, No 1877 Broadway, New York
Retail price, twenty. m We cents alarge bottle.
Liberal discoune to purchasers by the quantity by
al the priIciral States and
Canaua Mexico West Indies, Great Britain France and
byJ. ID. Patterson, Wheeling, Va. Junel4dtwawGin
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
CINCINNATI MARKET.

River fallen inches since yesterday. Weather
extremely hot.
Flour dull; small sales at s,s5a4,oO for good
BRANDS and 4,10 for extra. Rye flour scarce and
in demand at 90 Whisky Is 3-s, which is an
advance. Provisions stagnant.T Sugar sold at full
prices. Linseed oil 65. sca,ce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

A RARE GENIUs-A Mr.. GEO. PAYn QUAcKEs-
pos sends us circular from New York, in which
be kindly considers the wants of editors jus! now,
and proposes TO furnish us letters of GIVE closely
written MS pages for S3." Or should this be too
deaL he will get them up to order in wholesale
quantities for any number of papers, and at hole
sale prices, and "take special care to make them
interesting and brilliant, ct the low price of 81 rs
each" He also proposes to furnish toriglnal
matter OF every description, Editorials, Reviews
embracing extracts CATER the manner of Black
Tood) original Transitions from The cream OF
tue current literature of France and Germany; Sc
ect Stories and short articles of every description
dawn from English Works, old publications long
ohoi PRINT aud other wo. ks which a great city
alone can supply for 20 cents per column" also
notices aud extracts from new works. for 40 cents
PEI Column, or three columns for S1.'' ss-
Now this is exceedingly clever in Mr.. George
fayn Quackenbos thus 10 come 10 the relief of
western editors, aud were it not that lie promises
goo 50 much more than we could conscieniiously
eAac' ioF SO little, we would grasp ut his offer as
$40" cut to Immortality and Profitable specula-
a0a on his brains. We think il very unfortunate
i% Nj. George Payn Quackenbos, or the world
I'VE don't pretend to say which) that editors of that
eIaS 10 which we belong, either from conscien-
"Ous ScFuPles or meagre purses, have pertina-
s"us propensity TO write their own editorials
mere Is one point on which Mr.. Quackenbos is
"U' 4uNe SO clear as we would like, and that is,
%nen he would send US Extracts from New
DOOS' whether we would be permitted TO look
M'he books befose we pulled them, and whether
tle publishers should pay Mr.: ouackenbos- or u,
Jon putting them.
We do moi think we can consistently employ
NJ George Payn Quackenbos to write editorials
'@ u.s. but shouldshe inform us that we could ne.
sOuale with him on reasonable terms 10 take a n,
" al OIL the cpdgelings that might in the couise
human events fail to our LOT, based of course
stOp MS capacity to dodge bullet or cane, or
an valuation of his brains. we assure him thath
proposition willmeet with a SCI ous consideration
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
Pemberton House.
: Water street, Below Monroe.

IN M.PEMBERToN announces to his old friends and
the public GENERALS, that he has located the
modous br ok buildng formerly known tho '.'St.
Charles and thoroughly repaired and retted it, and Is
prepa to entertain travellers in good style moderate
prices The Pemberton House is situated Immediately
on the Steamboat Landing and he Depot of the Bal
eaTs bosfs nIscs e hc
propretor respectfully invites the attention his old
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22

,.1xsrrc1ons OF THE PORT OF WHEELING IN
~ ~. new steamboat law, have been in Office
h' Wv Juriug hich time they have examined 10
mOn''S S.sDsed As engineers, and 80 pilots. But
bo'a' .ident has come within their notice, aud it
O ,., Of no magnitude.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
New Hat and Cap Store.

~ NO. IZ5itWESTs SIDE MAIN sTREET. q
race the enterprise and Increasing
business of city and better largely
increasing Hatand Cap trade, have opc ned
a. Ha5eA A. SPLENDIDiSALESR ROOM iisf,
in the new block erected by W. w Shriyer, west side
Main street. Sbetween Union Monroe, where
furnish or patrons and The public with
rior hats and variety and the latest and
most approved styles; and in part OF extra
and otter hats! Also fine assoftmst or Panama ped.
de braid Leghlrn China braid, Canada braid and chill
dreu's Fancy Hats so 1't5ssaf
Also goJd assortment OF mems and YOUTHS summer
caps An those wishing egood article wholesale
tall In line, ALLOW rates viii please can ard examine
our stock. I, =
ssis .s " a " E i ss:s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

June 81.
200 head beef cattle were sold at ssasl0 per
hundred. In hogs there have been limited sales
and prices slightly declined from last quotations.
Sheep and Lambs sold at, for the former, from
80, so TO Sc, and fortlie latter, 50 to $4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
NEW YORK MARKET.

Flour, Ohio, 4,56as1, heavy; Northern 5,i2,
firm. Wheat, Western, 1,19a22; Genessee 80,
steady. Mixed Corn 6Si; Yellow 64i, inactive.
Whisky, Ohio, 2ia, easier. FORK steady. Beef
firm. Lard plenty. Butter 1oa16. heavy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
'IPR6SPECTOS
SC OTT ON PLAN

$50 o TTosN PLANT, -
ington City to promote Direct Trade gricuture and
the Of our resources advocate at Wash
cc Railroad edited by @. G. Baylor, Esq. late u. s..
Consul at amsterdam and r. G. Barnwe South Caro-
lima, long connected with DeBow's Reviews. Subscrp
ton 100 Address Jas H. M'Mechen, W heeling, Va
MAY 1853. --ls..sE..E - y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
FLOUR AND GENERAL :
Commission Rusinaes

1NHE undersigned, late OF The f m OF wooI DAN
Il NER OF Winchester, Virginia. takes thia or psifIbA
" to extend to his friends his heartfelt thanks fr ks.
liberal patronage stree resident this city ono beea
leave 10 inform them that he has taken Warehoase No
south Howard Street, lately occupied by Mr.. JnL w
BELL and formerly by the late ELIAs SHAW togeIlsf
with warehouse No. South Howard Street, eiyes hin
ample room to do reasonable OF FoHr q e,,-
eTGt CoHmtsston BTsiness The location good one lr
fully soliclts your patti onage. - - az SFSSS'
He will also give strict attention the purchase of
fLGsT, Salt Fish and Gudno, &c And his kEovIedre OF
the wants OF the Agricultural Mercantile
are such that he feels warranted in assuring them that
eonsgnments or orders with which he may be hvoreL
VIII be promptly and faithfully attended to.
/, MICHAEL BANNER,
Baltimore, March 1, 1858.
BALTIMORE
Messrs Pollard, Byrd & Co;
D Stuart q Son; ----' B.
Chas. a. GGmhriL;
Norris, Caldwell; q Co.
Henry N. Brent, Cashier of the Bank orthe
JOseHh Il sherrard, Cashier of Farmers
Bank;
Messrs Baker@ Browns;
Chas L. Wood q Co.
Messrs. Amman, Mcguire q Co;
Logan, Carr q Co; s--=
Q. w. Heiskell,
Jno. X. Morrow. t.r
mar23-3m. .. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-22
BALTIMORE.

Wn1teley Brothers 81 Stone. "a
Il mp = u fn5fsT w ,9sa d. ;55Gbbers OF
No II Hanoper ST. near Baitinor.i 81, re
- - WALTER CROOK. IN -7--- 2,
No. aa0 Ba aa aPs 8, nanEinEWarehonse.
in store, curtain material ana trimmin
sroess satin satin ianes, woTsted
-. UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
sebhns and hssEsd plush hair cloths veves gmps,
PAPER HANGING, ' GU.
roem aaa S for
ec all Of which will be sold pleasing terms
MARTIN & AOBSON,
Flour and General Commission Merchants,
mar2s-1 S9aArR fFi BSL 11s ofiE.a0Hr sF'
cANF1BL i ,; s sfst51sR & Co s5afDiFH
229 BaHtnnors Street, Corner of Charles,
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES, RICH JEwELRY
SILVER, PLATED, AND ALBATA WARE AND
FANCY GOODSI
AVE orened their new store with splendid stock of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES!
ami .ne most celebrated makers in London, Liverpool
every one OF which Is guaranteed perform accurate
SILVER WARE OF OUR own MANUFACTURED
t,Se ISs and cSaee Sets GobIss cses Tunblers,
Riggs F rif Kn Sss kEs
iars, &C., OF new designs N''
Coffee and Tea Sets Urns Tea Kettles large and small
WstslsToysL o6long aud round shapes Casters, Cake
haskets, Epe'gness, Flower and Fruit stands, &c.
DIAMOND WORK!
A superb collection OF Diamond Bracelets and Ripax
Breaches Crosses Finger Rings, full Diamonds
suitable for w edding Gins. $3.50 -
5.ts.Is RICH JEwELRYl s.4. .
This branch ofour business surpassed by any
rent In the country having wornen employed
der our own supervision, constantly making new styles
and by every steamer supplied from the European
actories which enables us to give customers the
latest fashions, and at low prices. rs ifsfFlf .
FANCY GOODS! s 7ft- % =
Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Chess Men, Card Bas-
kets, Cologne BottlHs elegant Vases, Partisan Mar lie
Statutes Paris Bonzes, Fine Paintings Papier Machic
Tables and Work Stands Porte Monnaes superior Co.
oene French Perfumeriea, Rosewood Leather Drc-
sing Cases. English Soaps, Tooth Brushes Hair Brushea
&c. : -
SUPERIOR ALBATA wAREL, aa z.f-E s
New Patterns of Forks Spoons ladies' etc OF this arti
Gle, which Is fast supersedng silver ware
SPLENDID MANTLE cLocKsi
Bronze and Gilt Mantle Clocks elegant desgns black
Yellow drab ard white marble do; French Porcelain dol
richly decorated. ~ ~
WATCH Tools MATERIALS OF the best quality con-
stantly kept on hand and carefully selected.
For the convenience OF customers we have erected
large spacious store giving customers every facility
inspecting our extensive stock of Goods. Adjoining the
retail sales room have fitted up another ROOM over
100 feet in depth, for the Wholesale Department.
w Every article from our establishment Is warranted
TO be as good as represented.
EPersons visiting Baltimo g, will do well to examine
our assortment Orders from the country will be attend
cd to faithfully and y pIsS %pIyE,n nporgr,
229 baltimore ST., s. West corner OF Charles.
Sign OF the Golden Eagle.