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CITY INTEILGENCE.

THE WELLS AND McCONAs FUNERAL OBsEQUIEs To-
day the ceremonies of the renerment of the mortal
mains of these gallant youths, will be observed and the
preparations made therefor, under the auspices OF the
Association bearing their such indicate that
they will be of impressive and appropriate character
me GomnS containing their remains were deposited in
the Hall Of the Maryland Institute Friday last, and
placed upon catafalue occupying the of the
a Ihe coins are OF the most tasteful description and
finish each being surmouned with massive silver plates
VIII win me tne i9"~ing inscriptions: Henry T.. McComas,
died Eth September lSi4 in the 2lst year of his agen
'Danie Wells, died 18th September, 1914, in the 2lst
year of his age"
These together with the cataalque, designed and
execute by Mr.. Jno. II. Weaver the undertaken.
From the time of placing the remains there, until 10
o'clock on Saturday night last the Wells and McCOmas
Riflemen and the Law Greys, alternately acted guard
of honor. During yesterday the hall closed This
morning the first named company will the charge
of the remains and will continue guard until 10 o'clock,
the hour for the forming of the procession The order of
ceremonies will be follows:
The procession will form Baltimore street. facing to
the souhtS right resting Gay street. extending east
wardly-ud will move at ten O'Clock from the MARYLAND
Institute by way of Baltimore street to Cavcrt-to Lex
ingonto Eutaw-to Baltimore-to ASquithto the place
of ntcrment The ceremonies at the grave will be
Prayer-by the Rev John McCron
Musc-Dirge.
Address-By the Hon. Thomas Swami.
Oration-By Hon. Judge LeGrand.
Tnterment of Remains.
The line Will be composed of the command of Major
French, from Fort Mclienry several of military
corps, the City Council, and number of civic associa
tions The whole will be under the immediate command
OF Mai Gen Geo H. Stewart who will be assisted by aids
selected from the various bodies in the line.
President buchanan having been invited to participate
in these ceremonies has will he by the following
letter, been compelled by public duties to decline
doing.
WAsHIyGToN, Sept 10, 1855
My Dear Sir-I have received your kind invitation, in
behalf of the ''Wes and McCOmas Monument Associa-
ton present on the 18th instant at the nterment
of the remains of the two young who fell at North
Point whilst gaanty repelng the advance of General
Ross and his followers the city of Baltimore in 1914
preparatory to the erection of suitable monument to
mark their resting place
should gladly accept this invitation and witness the
honors which the Association intend to confer upon the
memory of the youthful volunteers who killed in de-
Tending their country and their homes 1t is tribute of
patriotism and gratitude to those who shed their blood in
just and glorious and is worthy of the
commendation Under these circumstances regret that
it is impossible for me to absent myself my public
duties on the appointed day.
Yours, very respectfully,
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The Recnptured Africnns.

WASHINGTON Sept. 12.-Dr. Thomas Rainey, Of New
York been appointed by the President special agent
to accompany the ecaptured Africans and deliver them
to the authorities at Siberia. lie is well known in con
necon with the enterprise for establishing line steam
ers between the United States and Brazil which, it un
derstood he will continue press at the session of
Congress. ID
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The Steuben festival at Lemon Hill, Philadelphia,
ended on Tuesday. The Germans were generally
quiet. but there was strong force of rowdies got
within the enclosure yesterday, and as they were
mostly drunk and quarrelsome, they destroyed the
pleasure of the quietly disposed. t--.z..r 1-..
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
EnDRJEN

TURKS IsLAND-Br. Brig Clarence;
4132 bus salt--R. & H. r. Tucker.
Ponce, p R-Brig Cdnddce;
244 hhds sugar, As bbls do SO hhds moasses.-stirl
ing X Ahrens.
-.H ST JOINS, p R-Br. Brig Gen. Williams.
115 hhds 50 bbs sugar, 81 casks moasses tres do
Stirling & Ahrens.
COASTWISE.
BOsToN-Schr Br0adfeld.
$50 tons copper ore-H. McKim.
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The Atlantic Cable not Broken.

TRINITY BAY, n. F., September lO.-Mr De Sauty the
electrician in charge of the Atlantic telegraph at this
place. declines make any statement relative to the
cable for publication beyond the positive assurance to
agent of the Associated Press that there only
temporary difficulties of electrical nature that
there whatever for the that the
has Darted
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Accident to the SteubenviIle and Indiana
Poll

CINCINNATI, Sept. 10-Mdnight-A terrible accident
occurred tonight the Steubenville and Indiana Rail
road passenger train went through the bridge, near
Steubenve, and great many were killed. We are
anXiously waiting for further particulars
SEPT. 10-lIalf-past One, A. M-The Steubenvile and
Cincinnati express train going west the SeubenviIle
and Indiana Railroad through the bridge this even
ing, thirteen miles west Of Steubenve.
messenger who has just in reports that the whole
train which was filled with passengers went down.
1t is impossible to learn the particulars tonight A
train has been despatched the the disaster
render all possible assistance
LATER-oyER TWENTY INJURED-ONE PATALLY-NAMEs
WOUNDED.
PITTsBUGRG, Sept. l1-Another despatch, which has
just been received states that the accident occurred
br teen miles west of Steubenve. When crossing the
tbidge at that point and the engine jumped Off
track, knocking main timbers of the bridge
The bridge broke and the baggage and
fell with it, distance of ten twelve feet the rear
end of the train remaining abutment The first
completely broken up and the in the
torn from their fastenings The following per
injured: Mr. Mooney, the conductor. head cut
Mr. Roach, of Louisville both legs breken D. J. Cornell
baggage master, wrist spraned Rev. Mr.. Watson, of
Amsterdam ankle spraned The following were severely
bruised slightly injured James Jacobs of Maysville
KY; Andrew Anderson. of HarrSin county; Mrs Vain
wright, of New Jersey; d. G Gill; of Dayton Mrs Mere
dith of Xena, Ohio; Miss Lyons of Elizabethtown y.
J.; DR. Atlen of Belleville Arkansas Rev s j. Humph
and lady of Newark, Ohio; G. H. Moore. of Milton,
Ind; J. p Draper, of Danville III Capt W T. Barr, Of
Pittsburgh; Oliver Ormsbey, of Veyay, Ind aud many
others, who declined giving their Joseph Flem-
ing, of GAINESVILLE, is fatally injured.
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JACOB TABLER,
- MERCHANT TAILOR, AND
GENTLEMEN'S
RMS HI y STA BLISHME Mt,
No. NORTH EUTAW STREET,
OPPOSITE EUTAw HOUSE.
He has on hand Il choice stock of CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES, and VESTINGS, which he is prepared to make
up order in the most fashionable style
has friends will favor him with Il share of patronage
JACOB TABLER
Late of the house of Shipey, Howard Co.. No 3O3 Bal
t;mGre street sSly
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no'" '''.' lZS
Previously since January yI..................23 % sos


CINCINNATI Sept. 1O.-FLouR-The market continues
excessively dull and prices ruled lower and irregular
The sales 500 bills 4 20 to "a so for superne
and "a 90 s. for Included in the sales
Of $50 bbs extra at Franklin Ohio at S. and 100 bbls
double extra Genesee, at $780, 24l2 bbs received
the last 24 hours.
WHlsKEY-The market opened dull today, and prices
declined &C. with sales of 500 hbs at 204 203sc the
latter rate for wagon There was good demand at the
dec inc.
PRovIsIoN-The market remains unsettled and depress-
ed Sales OF $50 bbls mess pork, at Sl6 IS do rump do
$2 So hhds clear bacon sides at g; and there
considerable sales of bacon and bulk meat but
terms were kept private There is evidently more dspo-
Sition to sell.
WILMINGToN, Sept 1o.-TunPENr1xE Sales yester,
day OF $50 bbs, and to-day of Al do So Virgin
yellow dip, and 81 80 for Hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRTTS.-We note advance of l Ct per gallon;
with sales yesterday of 2O0 bbls at A cts per gallon No
RosN Sales yesterday of 100 bbs No ., at s175 per
Dbl. No transactions in other grades.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 1O--Corrox, Sales to-day 1000
bales, the market closing with advance of &c. We
quote mddling at l2c. Ike. The sales for the week
foot up $3.50 bales and the receipts 145OO against 1850
for the corresponding week last year Stock Al 100 bales
So White corn 65ca yellow soc. Coffee firm sales for
the week 6000 bags stock 3O5OO bags against 600
last year Sterling exchange 81 per cent.
MOBILE, Sept 10-COTToS, Sales to-day 700 bales at
124c for mddling The sales of the week add up 5000
bales and the receipts $3.50 Stock 900 bales Freghts
and sterling exchange unchanged.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET, Sept 9-At market
$500 Beeves. GOO Stores, 5000 Sheep and Lambs and
quality $3.50; third quality S5(G525.
PRcEs.-Beef eefCate-extra 81 25; frstquay s.; second
Working OXen.-Sales at Sl26, 130(d140
Mich Cows.-s39.G46; common do S2lG22
Veal Calves-Saes at 81, 5.5OG6.
Sores.-Yea earnings. $9l2 year olds $1SG22 three
year olds, s26d2S
ides.-7& as per h. none but slaughtered this
market)
Calf Skins-l2G13 cts per Ii.
Tallow.-Sales at 7,d7% cts. per lb.
Pelts.-50lG75 cts. each.
Sheep and Lambs.-S1ld1 rs; extra S2G275.
Fat lIogs.-5G5A cts.
Remarks-Prces of beef remain without variation
Sheep and Lambs remain tre better. Swine lower.
Market dull, weather
MARK ETS BY TELEGRAPH
CHICAGo.-Sept 10-6P p. M.-Flour very dull Wheat
quiet and declined &c. Corn steady at 55H cts Ship
Buffalo, 600 bbls -four 25 900 bushels wheat
100000 do Shipments to Oswego:-29 900 bushels
Recepts-13 3G0 bbls. -four 81 600 bushels wheat
40 600 do. corn
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.

SATURDAY, September II, 1858.
$7O0ON C. .RR bds, 'S5. .6S 40shs Santa NC ..20A
2Shs unBk of Nd. .76% 100Sis. MGR s60af 10. 81 q
10shs Bank of Com .2l'i 1ooshs. b SO.RR b60.. IS
35shs Howard Bank. ga 50 b30. 81 II
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SATURDAY, sept IL.
ALCOHOT-The market is not quite so firm. We note
sale of so bbls Western at 10 cts
COFFEE.-There has been rather activity to-day,
with sales of 200 bags Rio. "Mondamins' cargo.
10 Z cts to go neighborng market ALSO $50 bags
choice at cts and 100 bags low grades at 10 We
refer the following weekly report of MesSrs White
Elder, for the general condition of the market:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, Sept. T. 90 500 bags
Received since per bark "Lapwing '........ 5400
26 900 g
Taken for consumption NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
Stock of Rio this 81 600
g other descriptions ........ ......... 1000 g
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % GOO
5000 bags per Lapwng ........... ......102c
l,bOO - IN lots ~ to l2C.
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Yellow Fever Mt New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 10.-The deaths by yellow fever
in this city yesterday sixty-four.
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05oufatlOn.

CELECT CLASS-The undersigned, with
othe view of educating his daughters at home
proposes receive at his residence opposite Union Square,
limited number of Young Ladies' The Glass will be un
personal supervision, assisted by resident In
strucres should be necessary Professors Music and
French will the house, specified hours to give
their lessons The the Class will commence
the 4th of OCTOBER next
Terms-for English Studies per Quarter, SIS. Pupils
h,nary and Fuel, So NJ L. FORBES, late Rector Of
an282awtoct.. St James, Parish Baltimore
NIkEHAM SCHOOL-2o2 Madison st
Revd. c. F. MORRISON tiate principal of Rugbv Acad
emy, Washington. d. C.) Principal
T. LESKIE, y. M-Professor of Modern Lanruacas
This Institution will be open for the reception of pupils
on the FIRST OF OCTOBER The course of studies will
be comprehensive, including the Modern Languages
Terms of instruction moderate For further particulars
enquire of the above Circulars containing ali necessary
at MAIEkS bookstore. au2sdtf
GULPEPPER MILITARY
The session of this Institute viii commence on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, 1855 For cata-
logueS apply to CITAS. + LIGHTFOOT,
Superintendent G. NJ. l.
aul6-tl3S Culpepper C. H. Va.
6 NLASSlCAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ oSCH00L.-PROF. TOPPING will reopen his school,
on Madison street near Mt Calvary Church, MONDAY,
The course of instruction includes all the usual English
branches, in addition to Languages and Mathematics -
Further Information may he obtained the school rooms
between the hours of and p NJ. during the pre-
vious to the opening Of the school.
II. NJ. TOPPING, \. NJ, / pu;,,;,o,
GEO. c. CAREY. A. NJ, ir'ic'p'iS'
au23-dtds WILSON STRYCKER Assistant
HEALL OF ST. JOHN,
l. NO. 27l MADISON AVENUE.
(SECOND DOOR ABOVE HOFFMAN sT.)
RECTOR:
BENJAMIN b. GRlSWOLD, A. NJ
This is Protestant Episcopal School for limited
Der Of Boys. French Glasses under NJ. DES POMMIERS
Boys received from 10 to IA of age and
until carried degree of advancement desired
School Te-opens on MONDAY. September 9th.
Circulars at Mr.. WATERS BOOK STORE and at the
Episcopal reading audit
fNH E COLL EGE OF ST. JAMES.
Il MARYLAND.-The next ANNUAL SESSION begins
on WEDNESDAY September Goth. Punctual attendance
on that day requested Applicants enter any class
in the Preparatory School, in the College for which
upon examination they found qualified. CONNER
ClA STUDIES pursued by those whose parents desire it.
Ample accommodations provided for hundred and
twenty pupils.
Terms-Two hundred and fifty dollars ($250) for the
session, payable semi annually in advance covering
expenses of Tuition and Boarding. For admission apply
to the Rev. Dr. KERFOoT, Rector, College St James
Postoflice. Maryland iyStf
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BOARD OF TRADE

BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of arbitration for The month Of September.
HUGH JENKINS.
J. HANSON THOMAS. BASIL I. ELDER,
LATIMER HOFFMAN, FREDERICK FICKEY.
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News from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS Sept. 10.-Leavenworth dates of the 9TH inst
received Orders had been received for two compa
nes of the First Cavalry from Col. Sumner The
mand, under Major Ewing, to proceed to Fort Ar
buckle
the municipal election held at Leavenworth the
9Th great excitement prevailed but serious disturb
ance occurred. hampton B Denman free State demo
crat, elected by about 200 majority. LYMAN Scott,
republican and Know Nothing, and Adam Fisher repub
can, the opposing candidates.
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Thc Crent Nnllonal Horse EXHIBITION.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. l0.-Over three hundred
horses from abroad including the most celebrated animals
in the Northern and Middle States already entered for
National Horse Exhibition be held here next
eek This insures much finer and larger exhibition than
either the former The exhibition opens Tuesday
and closes Friday Six Governors of States including
Gov Banks and Gov. King he in attendance. Hon
ard Everett will be of the speakers at the banquet
Friday. Three thousand dollars already offered in
premiums Our hotels fast filling up with strangers,
fifty horses, including Ethan Allen and Old and
Young Rather are now on the ground
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W. II. Quincy, Secretary, &c.

THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF oDD FELLows.-The
port of Mr. j. B. Escarie, the Secretary of the Grand
Lodge of Nd l. o. o. F., for the year ending with the
30h OfJune last, makes the following exhibit of the
tent of the order in this State and the aggregate of its
works of charity for the past year:
Number Of Subordinate Lodges in the State 90; of
which number there "a in this city Number of Ini
tatons during the year, S24 admitted by Card 102;
Deaths l60 Total number of members 13,360 Number of
members relieved during the year 2354 Amount eXpen
ded for relief of members S0S5 IL Number of Widowed
families recvd 295 Amount expended for relief Of same
S9793 95 Amount paid for the education of Orphans
S413 g. Number of orphans under Charge of the Joint
Committee ElucItion 965 Amount paid for burying
deceased members IS 95 81 Total amount expended for
relief, by Subordinate Lodges, S63073 2s.
The above settlement is not complete from the fact
that some Lodges failed to report the amount expended by
them for relief.
The following shows the condition of the Encampment
Patriarchal Branch of the Order in the State:
Number of Subordinate Encampment IL; limitations
durne the year, II; admitted by Card, SO; Deaths 2G
Total number of Members, $50 Members relieved during
the year. 30 paid for relief OF Members S4 0S5 65; Wild
owed families relieved IS amount paid for relief of same
$2l6I IS. Total amount of relief granted by Encamp
ments, 81 ,433 IS.
The total amount expended for relief during the year
by both Lodges aud kncampments was S7O,506 46
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News from washington,

WASHINGTON Sept 10-With a view to render the Par
agua expedition equal any emergency proposition
send strong force for the is under advisement
Every possible precauon will be taken guard against
a failure of the objects sought to be accomplished.
Capt Harwood has been ordered duty Inspector Of
Ordnance vice Captain Adams ordered to the Sabine
board of officers has been ordered to at
early day Washington Arsenal to ascertain bv trial
the best patent primer for small arms The Board con
sts Captain Gorgas and Brevet Major Ladey of Ord
nance Captain Pickett and Lieutenant Citz Of the Infant
ry; and Lieutenant Maury, of the Mounted Rifles.
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The OLD DEFENDERs.-The old defenders yesterday at
tended St Stephens Episcopal Church. Hanover street,
between Barre and Lee-te middle aisle of the Church
having been reserved for their accommodations hmky
Ect at the old City Hail. at 10 O'Clock in the MORNING,
and under command Of General Metenherger, Marshal
marched to the Church. Upon their arrival there, the
Choir performed the anthem clark, thousand voices
sing &c, after which they seated. The L the
Rev james D. McCabe, then read for his text the 2Sh
clapter OF Jon, llth lie alluded appropriately
to the valiant deeds of Ossoration during his dis
course which very eloquent one, and its close
the Choir sang hymn the air of the Star Spanged
Banner.''
In accordance with previous arrangements, the associa
ton today celebrate the anniversary of the battle of North
Point in their usual way by partking Of dinner at the
Paradise Hotel the Frederick road about miles
from city There will delivered by r. c.
Barry. Esq II O'Clock. NJ The Junior Artillery, from
st Tmothys Hall, Caonsvle, fully equipped, with their
cannon, &c, informed intend waiting upon the
sOcation while at Paradise Hotel and the Rev Mr. Van
BokklOn will accompany them.
1t is expected that large number of visitors will be
present to hear the grafton.
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The Boston Police are to be uniformed.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

There session of the Second Board at New York
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pOGGS, CUTTMAN Il co.
- Nos. a and IS LOMBARD STREET,
OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE.

WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, SEGARS, &c.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, CORD IALS, &c.
Cognac Rochelle Brandes Od Rye Whiskey, of differ
Pale and Dark. ent qualities
Holland Gin. German Tonic Bitters.
Jamaica Il Santa Cruz Rum. Peach
Scotch and Irish WhiSkey. Oh .rry,
Madeira sherry Port Lis Lavender, D,.
bon, Malaga Champagne Raspberry, pranuies'
and Clarct Wines. Blackberry,
Havana x Principe Segars. Ginger.
jy29tf Cordials various qualities
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OII-N NJ. NI4tINN.
- MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
PAPER HANGINGS, LINEN II VENETIAN BLINDS,
PAPER,
PLAIN AND PAINTED STICK BLINDS, &c.
No. % North Liberty st.
above Fayette Baltimore.
Having removed from No As F. Baltimore St. and fitted
up the above establishment, he is prepared to Paper
Rooms at the shortest notice Oil Colh, Carpetng and
Mating fitted to Upholstering neatly executed.
He also ready furnish all articles in his line at CHEAP
RATES than any other establishment. GOLD SHADES
as low S1-and all oiter articles in proportion.
10" old Blinds rcpainted and rctrimmed. So 2mr
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rates Sales of 10 COO gallons, within few days.
SS'O soc for prime western winter.
RICE is in active demand at S3d3.75 for common to
prime.
SUGARS are rather dull but prices without further
change; sales of 80 hhds English Islands at Nc.
Estimated stock today-hhds 80 GOO; boxes, "a 13S;
bags, 6lOO; Melado, 1858
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

KINGSTON, JA-959 bbls. -four 100 half bbs. do, sc
bhlS. meal 800 bush corn so bbls pork, so kegs
butter so kegs lard casks hams, 10 matches Sc
boxes cases 81 bales tobacco crates onions, DO bbs
nOlAtOeS
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- ROBERT LAWSON.
IIA SADDLE, TRUNK, HARNESS.
VI
Q LAR II A v q T T L URER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
294 BALTIMORE STREET, CORNER SHARP.
Merchants and Wholesale dealers invited to call and
examine my stock before making purchases, being pre-
pared sell goods as LOW they be purchased in
any of the NORTHERN OR EASTERN CITIES, and l
PLEDGE MYSELF TO DUPLICATE any bill made in
those cities. Please call and satisfy yourselves of the
fact
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RELIGIOUS OsERvANCES OF THE TWELFTH OF SEPTEM-
BER-Yesterday being the anniversary of the Battle of
North Point observed by several military companies
and civic associations in appropriate and becoming
The Independent GrayS. Capt. Bowers and La
ycttc Guards, Capt Brown, assembled at their repec
tive armOries 10 o'clock in the morning and marched
to Christ Church, where the Rev. D. Bach preached to
them eloquent and impressive sermon. taking his
text from portion Of the 18th Of the 4th Chapter of
ID Timothy, in these words, Eight the good fight, Of
Faith, (which listened to by his large auditory
througfput~ with marked attention. The Independent
Fire Companies numbering about seventy members
met at their Hail. and proceeded to the Rev Mr. McCrous
church Monument isquh street, and listened to
highly finished discourse by the Pastor, whose text
taken from the first claim of the AID 10th Chapter
Of St Luke, in these words, One thing is needfu" The
Church filled to its utmost capacity. every available
spot in the ases galleries and vestbules anxious to
hear the Reverned gentleman.
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pED BLANKETS.
25 cases 9-t, 1O-4, Ia, 124-Cumberland Mfg. Co.
so = 81, 10-4 1l-4-Cocheco Mfg. Co.
~ " "a, 104, ia, I2-4-IIolland Mfg Co. ...
10 " Super Crib Blankets, of low, medium and extra
fine qualities, received and for sale by
y1bzaw2m B. s. x W. A. LONEY & co.
CCHLOSS & BRO,
~ AER CHANT ILORS
No. 10 LIGHT STREET,
below the Fountain HOTEL Baltimore .
By keeping constantly hand a full assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS they are ena
bed furnish suits at prices that cannot fail please
. Orders filed at the shortest notice. apl3tf