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Personal Intelligence /.

We 1nj the following notice Ia the Richmond papers
Married, On THURSDAY Feb II 1868. at Trinity Church,
New Orleans, b. tie Right Rev. Bttoy Polk Philip 2.
Dandridre Esq, o. Virginia 10 Betty Tag or Bliss laugh
ter Of the lat, eercra Zachary Taylor stt we,w ct the
ia.s Major Bits.
General William Walker vas announced % address the
citizens Of NahVe on the 2oth Instant. Nicarsy uaa
affairs.
pr. Rae OF Esnrtop, c. v, the cei.SrstAi Arctic ,r,
twee1 Hamilton ard Toronto, mere thaa forty miles Ia
snow shoes, IN about ten hours
TIE New Haven Journal says that william y. xaisor
Esd ss~yer a. standing and character n Hartford who
is nesvy endc-se- FOR John " seymour = 30 affected
by de:acaon that ss reason e unsettled and
be hss been sent 10 the Insane Retreat
A. g. 500, Ct Indiana; General r wilson. q rennsyi.
vsna, and Judge Russell, C. the New YORK City Cou are
IL Washington.
ARRIVALS.
lon ssi IA sssr sBSFsen5su' NJ aaa Ms. FaasT
son M campbell q N Ganiey. sr l,eruao Mr. Nolan NJ
sd sSS Ssa7'ss. ss! p's0f s. SP
, t Msrsme Larrn. Mr. and Mrs Robinso,SH Bourbesch
trom Richmond. &C, in the steamship JAnes,own-pr
could, Dickinson, r Brooks W o fIamit stern o A
MsCsrhy Y smith W Taylor chss Gr,pB,h GeS Tsomp
son, Wells, Hsrrs-snd IL in the steerage
DEPARTURES,
For Liverpool in steamship Niagara from Boson-Messrs
Arthur Cunningham Boston q Flowers Chesea Joseph
blood Srsn,ree rsylor Alersnder Mellss gerdes
New tHIssen Michael Reiddon. Chicago; James filings
wos e.s, ossrss Dshmsnn ssn Frsneses Col VI
grors Sgsesc; Lesyit Hslifsr; A. Asrous, Toronto
E osss BTs%sn Esrs,s p.gs enr temm Hamburg
Iimofhy oConncr Parker Merrill, B,s,on; L y Russell
Csmbridge Mrs Nichols, Mrs p II knlper Hart, g II
hrms,-onE Brsiss America Mr. Hengpv woodSnnss liver
poOl-r, Total, o
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The Affair Of Lieut.. Rhind and Comm ander

Cant W. c. Corrie Of South Carolina who acted as thu
friend Of FIX Lieut. Rhnd in hts late difficulty with Com
mander Boutwell, United States navy, publishes In the
wAsuxgroS, Feb o. 1853
SR-Your paper OF the AID inst contains communioa-
ton aligned by f. b. Boutwell, In which he undertakes to
reflect upon the gentleman who has lately placed him
so unenviablea position That gentleman does not con
slider necessary TO take any further notice OF Mr. r.
Boutwell, ipasmuch their relative standing makes Il
entirely Unnecessary but to correct any fase impression
that his Boutwes) communication might give 70 per
sons outside the circle Of naval affairs think ncum.
bent TO notice for the last time anything n regard
10 the affair that may come from Mr. Boutwell, He sAys
in his comm unicaton above referred 10 -
ain relation 70 mysef take the liberty 81 stating that
when disposed IN violate the laws OF my country by
40 must not come from who has been dismissed
from The navy by two courts and By third convicted Of
lying"
having bad his adversary bound over 10 keep the peace
and subsequently arrested for an alleged violation OF c-
mina law Mr. Boutwell, comes forward N the attack
Having bad 10 the records OF the recent trial Of Mr.
Rhpd have extracted cat sufcen, 10 display the fsst
Of the paragraph bsve quoted above.
The fret lieutenant Of the ship commanded By Mr.. Bout
we'll and who member OF the court which, B)ot-
well states convicted Mr. r. Of lying testified Ne follows
81 deem him orr Rhndl well qualified IN all respect, 'cf
cncer."
The gentleman who was subsequently for period the
first Lieutenant Of the ship testified the trial AZ
follows'T joined the ship on the ID July, 1886 Mr.
Rbipd DOT then on board; his (Rhndsl reputation
to question 80 bis fhe wnneesl knowledge Of NJ
Boutwes character for truth and verscity, the officer
piled that his outwels) character In tina. respect was
bad
The letter of Mr. RhiDd. published n the NKw YosK
herald Of September, 1855, which NJ Boutwell, Appeals
to his communication In your paper s entirely irrelevant
10 the present issue between them. That issue the
result Of slsncer contained 10 recenf surrert cusly
circulated pamphlet and bad reference 70 their
vious ON sal Intercourse. am your obedent servant
VIM G. CoRRIE
SAN examination Of the records Of the Navy De
partment will convince ali OF the correctness ~ the shove
statement Mr. Rhipd had the trial and finding referred
10 by Commander Boutwell, printed and generally orcG-
lated two years since. ". G. c.
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Markets.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PBrLApUFHA, Feb. Is, 1855.
Socks dull Pennsylvans State lives, ss Reading Rail
road, 31I Morris Canal, 500; Long Island Railroad
13k; Pennsylvania Railroad, ass.
PHuAprrruA, Fco. rs, 1858.
Flour in better demand. Wheat steady; red, 81 oS;
white, 81 20. Corn buoyant at coo. Provisions un.
changed. Whsksy firm at nc 22hc.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25, 1853.
Cotton advanced the sales todsy foot up 900 bales
at llc. for middlins. Sugar arm at 47sc. a5c Flour
firm
Cotton advanced sales to-day 5000 bales at ikc. for
mddlng.
SAVANNAH, FEB. -, 1888.
Cotton-ssles 10 day 1000 bales Prices are advancing
Good 70 middling fair, IL &c. IKE
CHARLESTON, Feb. "a, 1858.
Cotton-sales today coo bales at II &c 1ihc. for
ct per cent prem. Sterling exchange dull at 81 per
cent Rice buoyant All articles slightly advanced in
price.
ArgrsrA, Feb. "A, 1858.
The sales Of cotton today 600 bales at an adj
vance Of sc.sA
AUGUSTA, Ca, Feb. rs, 1853
Cotton firm Sales 10 day 600 bales.
The sales Of cotton to-day were 800 bales at lie
IL &C. for middng, the Anglo-Ssxon's news having
caused advance OF nc. The decrease the receipts
ia 900 bales Receipts for three DAYS Ia 500 bales
The market closed with advancing tendency
CINCINNATI Feb. 25, 1853
Provisions--Nothng doing and quotations nominal
Ness pork SIS. Bacon, SIC. 4 Tkc. in dry salt and
sHc SIG smoked. whiskey dull at lie.
B,Irwoup, Feb. rs, 1853,
Flour firm. Wheat steady. Corn-White and yellow,
$50 whskey dull at 22c. 23c. Provisions In better
demand and 6rmer, bu, without aucsable change.
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VOLUNTEERS FoR UrAH-A resolution authorizing
the Governor Of Kentucky 10 raise regiment Of vcun
tetrs and tender 10 the President Of the United
States aid The suppression Of the rebellion In Csh
unanimously passed the 18th inst by both houses
Of the Legislature Of Kentucky The Governor, IN
dersood has already commissioned the following officers
Of the regiment proposed 10 be raised, vz;-rhomS l.
CrtendeD, Colonel Thomas T. Hawkins 1iestensni
Colonel james Jackson First Major; Robert Richard
son, Second Major: j. Kemp Goodioe, hdtutsnt These
are all gallant men, and some OF them experienced on
GERS Colonel Crteuden the volunteer aid OF General
Taylor the bstte Of Buens Vista All the others served
with gaantry and distinction In the Mexican var, and
are well qualified for the discharge Of their respective
Il
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svrs,my Cornr-Crcut--Nos al b2s, ss', 1850, 1t4s
AGO. 1872 Ie22 1905 1919 1919, 1877 1917 1884 2ole
2I0o 2o4 2o4 1912 1884, 2232 2261, 22e4 23o< 1905,
24is 242b 242e 24T6 1880 1891 2820, 26so 1891 233
277o 27se 27as 27oe 1901 2s11 1918 2s21 1885, 2ssl
2sss, 1855, sset, 2sos, 2oot, 2ols. - 49,.
surysros Courr-Noe. 2es 2ss, ga, ais, les so, ~
IS 3so $751; 4e3 bTb ST. SIS, 4s6, bo5 1o2 a34 as,
tss $780, sell $780, be5 soo SIS, Sal, $40, s0t, 49, 81,
70, 212, $50, a., 4T2, 6o< 164, 624, $40,
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Meeting Of the Trustees OFT state Inebraase
Asylum.

AHANf, fcb. -, KS5S.
The Board Of Trustees Of the state rnebriae Asy lum
met al O'Clock this afternoon, Hon. Benjamin y. Butler,
presiding Hon X. n. walworth, from the Committee on
Location reported that the Asylum would be located and
commenced In May next. ~. Francis, OF New York;
Jane, = wadsvorth Of Geneseo; Geo. Folsom and Ed
ward Turner, OF New York, and Hamilton Murray Of Os-
wexo we're elected Committee Construction aud Re-
pairs Hon. r. II. Waworth was appointed 10 draft
mortal 10 the legislature asking the appropriation NJ y
Ter cent OF the license moneys for the Asy um The
mortal was signed by all the members OF the Board Sub
ecrptous 70 OF $50 900 have already been
reivcd
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The United States steam frgae wabash, lying al '1e
Brooky Navy Yard went out OF Commission the ,n
instant Her crew we're discharged and sent on shore
The marine guard we're transferred 70 the Marine Bar
racks brooklyn N " where they will remain until paid
of The United States frgste Niagara lying at the
same place, went 10 commission the came date. The
Niagara will be ready 70 proceed TO sea by the fst OF the
rop,tp
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convicted murderer was sent here could the majority
drive him OUT He protected against such an assump-
ton.
ton on the table. Rejec.ed-6i against IT,.
was then referred to select committee by % against
81.
Adjourned.
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The Ohio River.

LouevnIx, KY, Feb. rs, 1858.
The river s rsng, with ave feet Of water in tho
channel
CINCINNATI, Feb. rs, 1853.
me river full Of ice, and navigation Is still suspended
The wser In the channel al this pou, sures eight
Get. and is rising.
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Coroner's Once.

THs CANAL SrEsFr SHOOTING C.ss-Ex.sS.roy % the
AccvsEo.-J 2. Bsdenhcp, the German constable, who
sno, James r. Duycknck in Mulcrs lager bier saloon In
Cana street. few evenings ago examined yesterday
by Coroner Contery the charge preferred against him.
previous 20 being admitted 70 bal, when, In answer 70
the usual questions. he replied a. follows
j. Frederick Badenhop, being duly examined according
to law on the annexed charge, and being informed that
be was AT liberty not all or any questions
PIT 70 him, states AZ follows, viz =
9 VIA, z your nsme' y Frederick B'denhop.
q How old are you, A. Thirty nine years
q. Where were you born A. Hanover.
Q. where do you llve' A. io4 Ludlow street
q What is your occupation A. Constable
q Hare you any thing 10 say. and n 20, what relative
10 the charge here preferred against your A. solemny
ws that - my sa Nee os ca Ss pp SIX wao
tuated by no other motive than that Of making peace
ard when went TO assist the landlord TO mako peace
was knocked down, beaten with a club the head
bca, By two Of the party the head
and was knocked senseless. And when I got up and
made for the door finding they had followed me- turned
srouni 70 yrotcct myself Ny back being against the
door was not prevent any them from passing but
70 prevent further injury TO myself While at the door
celved The deceased recoIlect threw his coat and
squared nj me, and said "Now you want 70 eight you
while was showed by his associates At This time I
knew lad pistol in my possession but whether took
ou, not cannot tell from the stunned state my brain
IN IN fine, solemnly protest that have had bad
feeling towards any Of them and that my life in
mnent danger
go 600 to appear before the Grand Jury when called
upon
Watkins, Halter, las Fulton Street, one or
the leaders and inroducers " fsshion for genens hats
WILL on Saturday February ~ Introduce his spring style
100000 Photographs and Ambrotypes Com
prsng portraits Of the people Of American
selir z yearly by HOLMES Gallery $50 Broadwy
Wings rsrins Crackers are Undoubtedly
the nourishng beautiful produced and pAncu
larly pleasant for children.
Bronze Cclors OF Superior Quality, nj Lowest
prices At ANDRKW A. MoSRRS, % william street. oppo-
slte Plat.
The Belmont Exhibition VIII positively
close on Saturday, 9Th inst
CrssSadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tsmpses-
Best IN the world On sale sok sys applied S.No Aso~
House
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News from Porto Rico
TRADE rROsFDCrS-hAAKEr QU0TAUohS-ss6SsLs
IN Ponr-BxCHAk0H RArns-
BY NE arrival Of the schooner VIM 8. Rchardson va
have news nom Porto Rico dated Il Maysguez on the tn
instant
Tho market wa oveYstocked With provisions Of eli de-
scrptions Cocpers stuIs drugour largo cargoes re-
naming without sale. 7co terces goldfish being portion
of the cargoes Of three vesses from Halifax arrived on
tho 3oth ult, sold lat inst al 81 30 81 rs per
qunta TAI bbls Spanish nour sold on the sh Inst at
Oil 70.
Coffee was held at % per quintal. with but limited de-
mand
About 500 hhds. sugars had changed hands At prices
ranging from % - rs per 100 lbs and for moasses
current rates were at sl2 per 10 gallons.
Twenty-sx vessels IN port, and this being ths mark by
which planters judge OF the demand for their PRODUCE
together with the Of the rise in sugars in England
up to the 18th ult, doubt prices will be much higher
Nc quotations for exchange; none 70 be had.
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HARRIAaH AID DKATM


vALxNuyH--TrcKRR.- Monday evening, Feb. n, By
the Rev Ralston Rmth, ROsxKr G. vAIASIns Of Brook
Iyu, to ELJxABEIH A. TUCKnR, OF this city.
var BRUsr-TAYLoR--On Wednesday, Feb "a, u The
church Of the Holy Communion, by Rev DR. Muhlecburg
TUSS VAN BKUSr, 10 MARY, daughter OF William Taylor,
Esq., all OF this city
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News from Venexuela.


LA0rAYRA, Jan. "a, 1865.
Social Corruption and Government ImbsciiIy-Iresdent
Mona9as-Ms Position, Profits and Peril-7ne Assassi
nation Doctrine Of Europe Adrocased-Spos and Sro,s
men-Chances for Foreign Cyedi.ors-7he AWs Ls,dnds-
Claims and Diplomacy in Washington.
We are not progressing this land OF freedom. On the
contrary country sinking faster under des
potc rule Despotsm may be tolerated when enforced by
jus, principles; but Venezuela ruled by Of peca
isriy bad stamp. What horrid thing to conceve-the
head Of nation With republican form Of government
with his private residence guarded By five sennes day
and night, besides Ruardhouses at every approach ut
short distance and himself escorted the government
house. Instead OF reposing bod Of down in
of his people, his repose Ia the points OF bayouets
military force kept up for earthly but to
tain Monagas his position thus proves rather costly
President.
The people have borne everything with patience but
there storm gathering the people beginning 10
awake their deplorable condition Handblls hasc been
privately ciyculaed recommending the assassination OF
the despot the determination OF his entire family that
the Of Monagas may no longer disgrace their unor
ter Of Foreign Affairs Jacnto Gutierrez declared his
intention to tire out foreign ministers who prefer claims
The government by neglect to answer and finally to resist
them to the last extreme however Just they may appear
The object obvious the entro Of the country
going the pockets Of the Monagss family and those OF
his ministers and for their greater safety in Of
popular outbreak the specie being sent out the coun
try az fast as the revenue is collected.
It said that person closely connected with the gov
nnent ID making from one TO two thousand dollars
daily half million per annum, IN the purchase Of
claims the government deprecated to nominal value,
but when at the treasury by this person he
the full face clearing from seventy five to eighty
five cent? on the dollnr.
Under such circumstances how is possible that vene-
zuea be expected TO pay her just debtsS
Mr. Sanford Is here from the United States in
to the AYES Island claim but his chance is small and un
iess patriotic member Of Congress moves in the
matter and resolution Ia passed authorizing President
Buchanan make reprsals against all these South Amer
can republics, American claims will remain dead letter.
is said Mr. Eames returned 10 his legation clothed with
stringent instructions in respect TO the AYES claim but
this government defeat his carrying them into effect
tied hs hands by appointing special minister TO Washing
too, as ia said 10 settle the clsm-bA ostensbly II is
believed, TO defer the matter and further embro the
Of complaint
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Tw orKsA-" Robert le Disble" will be given at the
Academy this evening for the only time this season.
All the artists are included in the cast, and Madame
d'Ansr makes her dstta ss the Princess,
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Sales or Coffee In Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25, 1858.
At spirited auction sale OF coffee here this morning.
three thousand bags sold at CSC. The
age price WAS 10c. per ID.
Weather Report.
By the Northern, Eastern Western and Southern Tee-
graph Lines-Ofnce, 81 Wall street
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The Steamer Atlanta, g.

The Steamer Atlanta, &c.
CHARLESTON, Feb. rs, 1858.
The steamer Aalanta, from New York. has not yet
arrived here.
Last evening the schooner Colonel Satteree from New
York. She reports experiencing heavy weather.
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-. WAsHroror, Feb. Is, 1853
The NAH from all points South az late AZ due 10 a,
band, but brings no news Of importance.
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Hill's Hair Dye, only 4 shillings box. BlarSx
or brown. No. Barclay street, and all drugsrs
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The Kansas Election Frauds.

ST. Eoris, FOB. Is, 1888
The Leavenworth Times says that the Judges and Clerks
OF the election at Shawnee have been arrested, and that
they testified under oath before tho Investigating Com
m,,ee that the poll book Of shawnee WA taken 70 wess-
port and three hundred added thereto In that place
j. j. GARRISON Postmaster at Lesvenworth was burned In
efgy on the 18th ns and threats were made 70 hang
him caught
The Rhode Island Democratic State Con-
vsntion.
PRovIpxscx, Feb. Is, 1853
The Democratic State Convention met In this city 10 day.
and Welcome D. sAyiee was elected President. Ansr
sharp debate the Convention adjourned 70 the 18th Of
March without making any nominations.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATuTM.
Senate,
ALRASY, Feb. Is, 1868.

Senate,
ALBANY, Feb. Is, 1868.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr. LovuAND, (rep) from the bar Of New York, for
q reduction Of shers fees. They state that the Sheriff
receives nearly $4,000 for summonng jurors when
$4,000 would be ample pay.
BY Mr.. W. A. WBxEIER (rep.) from the Committee on
Banks, bill TO amend the law relative 10 usury.
Mr.. xon trepl has written the majority report i'd:
Mr., Mathsr (dem has written the minority report in
favor Of the repeal Of that law
BY Mr. SLOAN tdem. DO amend the law for supplying
BY Mr. BRAsDRTa (dsm. jim relation to the unpaid
dividends Of moneyed corporations.
BY Mr.. Soorr (dem ITO provide for the registration
BY Mr.. LovnAsD-FOr regulating the Sheriff. fees in
the courts Of record ofNew York city.
Assembly
ALBANY, Feb 25, 1858.
Mr.. CHArsIErD (dem) rose to question of privilege.
He had been told the floor Il the House that he had
business to interfere with any bills not relating 10 New
York city, and he had found that New York delegates
were unable to have any voice New York city bills;
and therefore, his remaining the House Of
he moved that leave Of absence during the balance of
session be granted him. with pay for the whole session
The SPEAKER ruled the motion out Of order
Mr.. GARRISON (dem.) placed on the Committee on
Internal Affairs OF Towns and Countess in the place Of Mr.
Gage, who Is absent through sickness.
The House went into Committee of the Whole Mr. Han
ford in the char-on the Governors message and re-
ported progress.
taken up, but no action was had upon IT,
The committee took up and discussed the Brooklyn
Local Assessment bill.
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly met in the evening TO resume discussion
on the Governors message Mr. Walker occupied the
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Three Persons Burned no Death.
Bosror, Feb. rs, 1853
Az CLIFTON, Macs, this morning man, aged 70. widow
woman, aged 30, and child all rrsb were burned 10
death IN . wooden tenement In which they lived. We
have no4 learned their names. ~ W.
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Wings Fsrins Crackers are Undoubtedly
the most nourhng and beshfu produced and pAtcu
lariv pleasant forc children.
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The Metallic Tablet Razor Strop Cam N,
Obtained: genuine. q ,. O. sAUEDKRs sssrs, No Z
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The Belmont Exhibition viii positively
clo~e Saturdax INST
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Crsstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Ts.upses.--
Bes, IN the world On sale cad sys applied y. Nos As
House.
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Watkins, Halter, las Fulton Street, one or
the leaders and lnroducers " sshon for genemen hats
WILL Saturday February a. introduce his spring style.
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2OO,OOO photographs and Ambrotypes Com
prsng portraits Of the people and views Of
selir yearly by HOLMES. Gallery $50 Broadway.
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see By your paper that my arrest for libel has been
ordered shall surrender myself at once and give the
necessary security Will give Mr.. Busted thar
be bargains for before this settled. Won't yor
obge me by publishing the enclosed9 n. CARR.
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NOUEH AND BEAUTY MEFF
To chase the glowing hours with tying feet-Byrcn
Ladies' you wish white satin hid and linen gser boot,
and slippers Tor balls snd parties India rubber boots
shoes Tor ths delightful Walking paironize
J, D, MLdkk ca, H Cana sxos.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-13
Silbtr Mare. (Sfiueltu. &t.

NJ EW PLATED GOODS
~ CANFIELD, BROTHER Dc CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Are opening all the styles of plated COFFEE
| and TEA SETS, plated URNS, BASKETS, KETTLES
Butter Boats, Sugar Baskets, Salt Cellars, SPOONS
FORKS LADIES, cAsToRs, &c, &C., and for sale at the
lowest prices apS-tf
NEW PEARL JEWELLERY
1S CAMPBELL, BRO. DC CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have just opened complete assortment OF L X j.
ELRY, consisting of full sets, Pins, Necklaces
Ear Drops, Bracelets, &c. newest styles mr3l-t
+ c. CAMPBELL W B. Garfield. j. II. MEREDITn
TANFIELD, BROTHER s CO,
" IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
WATCHES, FINE JEwELRY, ~ ~
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES.
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
SToWELL's
- NEW JEwELRY,
SILVER WAKE HOUSE,
AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT,
the purchaser can always find NEWEST STYLE and
the RICHEST GOODS in market, consisting OF
WATCHES,
(of his own make,l and
Chas. Frodsham,
Jules Jurgensen,
Patek Phillip,
Tobias, and all other Makers
JEW ELRY
great variety of European and American Manufacture
SILVER WARE,
of his own manufacture always hand and made
per, at short notice.
ALBATA PLATED WARE.
The largest richest STOCK Baltimore being South
Agent the sale of the Goods at wholesale and
tail of the
AMERICAN SHEFFEILER PLATE co.
All Goods will be sold at MANUFACTURERS PRICES and
by the Co. to be the best GOODS in the market
large Stock of FRENCH GAS FIXTURES, BURNERS,
FANCY ARTICLES, CLOCKS, CANTON CHINA, &c.
A. STOWELL, JR.
e22 If Proprietor, 1913 Baltimore st.
geo. W. w E B b,
VI GOLDSMITH AND JEWF1LER
s. E. corner of Baltimore and Charles streets.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, RICH JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FINE FANCY ARTICLES.
Nc Every attention paid to the repair and manufacture
of Jewery Fine watches repaired by experienced work
men. mr13 If