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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
COMMENCEMENT DINNER-HOBARr FE-
MALE COLLEGE-A CORRECTION.


To re Ld1o- Of TIE y. y. TritEas.
SIR: / notice N your paper of the IN Kst sn ar
ticls seued "Ns.or,' rels-Dg 10 the dinner 5, The
late Conmercsnen. Of Hobart Femsle College, Ge
reys. which seems TO demand some notice. Visitor
,peshs Of tie Champagne aud otier liquors which
were drank, with a zest, snd in q1.otl:ies have
rarely seen equslsd7 All this may be true, fox
do rot know, ard have 70 means OF knowing what
"yisi.orr has seen. The fscs thN champagne
eIsret and very little sherry were used or that &C.
CASTOR. but oily in very small qusntnies. Agsin,
"Vsltor" speaks of - those who haf oy tner inau-
"gerce lost al sense Of pr piety ar good breeding
have been unable % ind on diigent inquiry, any
person who saw any Idcston Of such state IS these
words wee intended TO describe. Sss there al the
while AID ssw nothing OF tie Kind. ! am uns6le 70
6rd sry proof of excitement much less OF in,oN
ieatop, proceeding from the use OF liquors OF any
kind or the cccacn. The ef wines at al az su 20
t,mts js matter in regard y which there are differ
erces OF epniou-s difference whicn, suppose, must
he toersted but which l do not care TO discsss here
must therefore pronounce this part OF f" Visitors
article rot OILY untrue bu. OF the nature of malt
cious SANDER. Even 81 the popping OF champagne
"during tie interesting ceremony OF the pressDtson
.o Dr. Hele was a. | an assured, aceiden'sl; tie
string bad been previously severed by one wno Ga
not know that there to be any presentation at 81
but tie battle hsd beeu eet bsck asd left 70 remain
nropeued until after the Doctor hsd retired.
DO rot know who +" Vsi.or' is, but suppose he
must have been sn invited guest. II so, the common
courteses Of life az one would suppose, should hsve
restrared bim from proolai1ing anything SO dls-
graceful a. he would represent our dinner 70 nsVe
6een-eyen If the csse had been a. bsi as he repre-
serts il But TO perpetrate such wholesale slatder
u1der those circumstances s an act Thich DO lot care
10 chsrsctsrize. OSE OF THE DisSER COMMITTEE.
TuI,Q
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THE UNLICENSED RUM TRAFFIC.
r. tl< Id;.o, of The y. y. Tybgn&

IT, the Editoy Of The ". i. TrDsHt
Sir: The recent decision OF the Court of Appeals
by which the seliog OF liquor without license is de-
clared misdemesnor, calls for the immediate echon
Of the CRIMINAL judiciary of this county. ~ tne
act "To Suppress intemperance,' known as the
"present Excse Lar, il is the day OF the Recorder
ard City Judge to change the Grand Jury thH the
selling of liquor without license is 90 oJeRse-s mis-
deue snor-snd punishable "by imprisonment ia the
p-pentisry, work noue or js for period VI three
" mol th-, snd by q fine OF $ltI
Now, Sir this matter has assumed tsneib,e shspe,
and is no longer a legal myth. Ine rierds Ct we'll
r.gu,sted auor trade en- one hand and tbs friends OF
Tenn ersrce on the other meet together in their
mutual eforts and compel the Criminal Judiciary OF
this city DO its duty. II judge Russell or Recorder
Barnard fails t. charge the Grand Jury, let 40 i-
peschment he framed and placed before the proper
Court for adjudication. These are the men TO whom
We Low look, ard We have fastened our eyes upon
them, srd t.cy shall do their duty.
The Police Justices Of this city are daily 10 the
habit Of drink rg vita heir political friends 10 the
dfrert uplceIsed groceries in the yicnitiss Of their
Courts and every one of them Is liable TO De udbced
for the act.
II is their duty by the law 10 arrest every offender
who seIs liquor without a license. Lei this Lna.ei
row be placed in proper light before the pubic; aud
every officer, commencing with tee City Judge. he,
corcer District Attorney, Police Justices Sheriff az
his deputies Constsbles and Policemen be compelled
TO perform their duty. 49,
III the Coumissoners Of Police cannot enforce this
law let the people know il at once. II they csanot
oer legal for their neglect, let them be I'M
pesched. Thii is the only remaining hope. Ihe
Court of Appeals has pronounced tbs la~ 10 be the
Law Of the land and hoE the pubic ofcsrs refuse
to execute ii by arrestrg and Furnishing al offenders
agsinst II
Are the laws Of the State forever to be vossed in
this city What influence prevails in the minde Of
our citizers 10 mock the laws Of the land This law
canpo' be said TO be POLITICAL Republican Nv bee su:e
lat Winter, when an Effort was msde .. Albany to Alter
the law the Democrats pu: their foot upon every ef
for. 70 repeal or change IL The Americas Of the
rural districts Joined with them, and ssid the Aw
should stand. NQw LET the poss jpgce VI tbs city bs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
TIE TRUTH ABOUT JAMAICA.

To ne Editor II The w. T. IroVh%
SIR: Your editorial Of to-day on Kingston Jsnsics,
is true The apparent discrepancy between facts and
the hssfy educlons Of passing travellers even greater
than you state. The peremptory conclusions OF slave
sdvocstes looking through colored medium, Is as
,tle reliable az the selfish and sbortsghted complaints
Of sbsentee prcpreors. can prove this assertion BY
spother-tbat q ere plantations now more pros
percus unoer British emancipation than under Slavery.
spesk from personal sBpsrintendence OF dozen
estate in Jamaica up y lSj5at which time the hlth,
Misery and decay existed only in ignorant and heated
nseiDatiors. The price Of produce having Deea
higher since then, probably the social scale s not
much lover All the difficulties and Disadvantages
now existing where Slavery az been abolished are
las you IN part stated entirely the sal heritage Ana
posfmort. corruption of that very inbuuen system
i,fef There was large mass and doubtless there
still s. who would rsther beg aud steal than wo'k.
PsmpeIed by the sensual indulgence OF previous mas
ters very natural il e 10 steal sugar and u, damage
ltock and commit all those wIful and petty depre-
datoIs which the WORTHLESS Of soy color al ways do 10
word 10 live their potato grant at the expense OF
Others which il very easy in that climate, Is much
who msnsges go tnst they cannot do the.e taingsi
is en- ployed purpo;ey and is resolved to make the
estate pay. and contributing through the proorietors
peckeis toward the instruction and rel ous teaching
Of Themselves ard children. l have seen men grow
rich and even ss agents prosper, who have taken
abandoned pentations under every disadvantage. L
know one farmer who took 10 ca,tle-breedng 10 the
northep part OF tie Island who has taken the prize
for the fst.est steers at the COlonis Agricultural
Show IF which, by the by, you don't see mucn In
Slave States and hss had the repute FOR many years
Of keeping the largest bank balance, merely from
proper 'H'"' - ''''''N "FrBELIrAsn
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all IA when his eye is on them. He agency
things is Dot more potent tnaH 'haI oi lis O'e
sor. ii thing we know little more OF hu nan
A. 20 az the Author OF Nature. We 40 pOt
sytD hsar Of one In ten thousand OF the iaoicH
20 mueh ooods. Who they are, where tney are
tors o. ~ of the planet or the opposite one we
On bls ~ ;o,oraut while of their existence we nave
are r1Vy ryss of possible proofs 10 their work.-suohg
tie hfeD =, Of their bodily presence. We mght
er tnsn IN nersoos: they might or might no, oe
b. msn,s of ,he enumerettd productions, ont Ia ne
Ne t,s.lves we are as certain OF tne resh'y oi
things tors of their makers as OF the mo't ~
ue oe~ - While they are invisiole theif ,houSn.s
hn,a, hsha in bellows GLOW in furnaces are -
bres.ne - .,n.e n, 10 applications OF steam, eectr-
"a ,ls telegraph; charm us 10 music, oa.u'y,
si, si,.in,;, q. and excite cur gratitude 10 enaIess
Asu - tas,e So il "a glth the inlhd oi the Nic
O. -eason in man, instinct IN aLlmai' j. soInce
s,n sings in the thrush 1t s fragraoce IN no
in crystals, tenacity IN IRON, uuc'niy
sr, "a ns' aps beauty and harmony IN everything.
,orclus,on H. hat matter is made capsoie VI Ds
e,nfd il 10 natural and artificial organisms Inc
mas reserved the production OF the ,st 70 nun
W ,bile fir tie intelligences are ordahen 10 Presto
20, .s conversion into the second TO Wnlch nisy oe
sddsd that as human supervision Is ~
o. contpusnoe OF artificial mechanlsIns, 10 START tusp
,Gesh as their springs run down. ana rele" uo
uorr out the perpetuty Of natural ones uePslu' vi
he Crest Ogerseer-as certainly ana o. hte'a"y'
This nav be regarded the key note OF the volume
v,,ob Mr., Egbsnk deveopes and applies with great
;soenuty In the discussions 10 which we commsho Ihe
curious reader.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

PMcE or PRoDucE AT DEs MoISEs.-Georgs H..
swsr, Postmaster al Des Moines Iowa, gives US the
fso~Ig price current of farm produce at thst psce
BE potatoes, 20r.; butter. l0c.; eggs, los. ;
lNd, 5a 7c.; hams, So; best cute beef, So NUT
tor, sd lOc. Rio Coffee, l6lc. y ib sugar, brown,
Del2lo. q 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

A JrhiOrs HUssASD ATTEMPTS TO THROW A Max
Across THE C,SAL.-Jemmy Dsly hves upoa tho
Msm Canal-or rather upon The heel 2s,h side OF tt
ard drives wood Wagon. In addition 20 tue shades
which ally attend the consumption Of bad whisky,
Jsmmy's domestic relations have never been Of tho
mos. bsru onious chsrsoter. Like mary Others ia
community, he is sorely siiic.ed by monster which
current history terms green eyed, sud the psrcusr
bent of hs suspicious hes in the direction OF cousin,
one Michael DAILY whose attentions 10 Mrs. Jenny
had been OF thst soothing kind which crested ma
tusl sympathy. Mich.el had BEEN forbidden, under
severe penalties 20 yist Mrs. Jenny I any hour of
the dsv or nybt-pot even 10 soo~ himsei torslast
the door of the iomice. But tlenes there were, ss
there a. ways are sufficiently Interested 10 report To
tue jealous DAy many stolen meeting wniis no Sas
uaVsirg the city with kS wcoc.cart ~hich OF comso
greatly added to tho are sdy heavy burden of sasp-
cion and Jealousy
Yesterday Afternoon Jenny cane hone very uoex.
rectedy. The heat drove him 70 seek a refuge within
his castle, and rect bis wes,y limbs for rerewet
efforts in the wood line. What was hs ssio nish uent
TO encounter he stepped scro~s tie threshold, tho
irtsrdc.sd paly lie was ps.rihed tor an instant,
ard eectrIed the ne,t auo rushing forward vith ths
Geteru II alton of victcr in scrnnage a. Douny-
brock Fair, he seizeo the supposed invader OF his
marital rights srd with swhoop OF revenge rushed 20
the car a. ard threw the obnoxoas Daly nearly half
wayacross the muddy wser. Like smonsssr sdsr,
to the bottom sunk the unfortunate victim Of hus-
bands Jealousy.
TIE wife screamed tie husband svors, and the half
drowned DAILY bloyed tie mud and water from his
mouth Ike porpoise on SPREE II" struck out Tor
TIE shore but there stood Jenny, towering even sbove
his usHsl hight in hs wrath. and snakpg uis iist ct
Michael he exclaimed:
BE 2sd, yen come back, and Ill throw you elsna
across. pixt time"
But in spite of the threat, Michael endesvOred to
Chamber up the bank, whep Jenny sgsin seized hum
by the collar and unmentionsbes, and dashed nlni
orce mere into the "darkly, deeply, bsautnuly
dr,v canal As he arose 70 the surface this time, ha
msds break fer the opposite shore, and clsmeenng
up the path shook the wster from his person ike
awell soaked spaniel ard then, with look OF dsa-
spce and shake Of the fist he msde rspid tracks for
other quarters. The wife rushed TO the Police Court
TO procure warrant sssinst ber husband for attempt
ing TO throw the unfortunate otsct Of his jealousy
across the Miami Canal but WAS advised 70 return 10
her allegiance and hslfcooked dinner. She adopted
the advice, and departed, though not without soma
misgivipgs as to whether Jenny might not attempt
the same cooling experiment upon her own person:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

HKw HARvEsrISG MACHISE.-Tners is nov at
scik upon the Illinois prairie farm, machine that cuts
the whes, ard delivers in small stacks, firmly tied
together ard cspped. and Sc. up so thai the grain is
Pt'eved until threshiDg time, when the stacks can be
upped over sled lox x-wheeled drag, and hauled
70 the msehine entire We no, informed as to The
se0nemy Of work hy ttis nschre over the best resp
NJ machines.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

AJuIcy LETTER FROM IHr Man WHO FURNISHED
ErxDs yoR THE RUrLASD CoSvENTIoN.-RurLANp,
Fridsy. July ,, 1853 Mr.. D. W. {. CLARSE; We
notice in your psper of July tremendous overflow
ing Of wrath and pious indignation at the movement Oh
lsrye numbers of the free and free women oil 'sr-
mont and other New England States, who convened SO
Rutland on the 2J.h. Goth and 9th of June, Nthis
mace 10 discuss the various topics and measures thAe
sre now affecting our common country aud the race.
II is evident from the sprt OF your paper, tha II you
had the power men, women and children wouli axalu
be stoned TO death for picking up slcks on sunday,
and that the daughters Of Gentles would again %
weeping for parents slain by your religious zes' snd
perhaps again divided out aoong their persecutois,
tbe pre sts and csptors other Beershebs might nave
husbands murdered by lusty zealots and hcen,'oas
dc,stors, and be compelled to yield to the ioai eu-
braces of the blood. stained wretch who oil tne whho
claims 10 be msn after Gods own heart. -,
Friend Clark away with your vile abuses, witn your
bigotry ard intolerance, and remember thst w' arc
living under the freest governWent IN tne woru, shu
ali vour rawlings are but the olles OF madman wno'
under the spirit manifested, would cruelty sh tno
CbT;sts Ar sone all the Stephens in the world We
oueht 10 remember and thank God TINT We are living
"a, der a free government and that dorsFnms" "as
founded By Deiss and IpGdes, to the ererlahHRered
of Freedom and owing to that We are now permitted
to speak our sentiments and think our thoughts la tha
world. We pity you, dear Sir hope you wall keep
cool and quiet, and you will tnd it good for the body
and soul j. LAsGDos.
Rutland WI Daily Tines.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

The Revised Statutes of New-York relsting to
Limited Partnerships, amended in 1887, 1857,
1858, srd Compositions and Compromises by Part
"ners, passed April, 1898: With Summary Of the
"Adjadged Gases and all the requisite forms, hss
jas, bssn ssued in neat pamphlet BY G.. S. D:ossey,
law publisher, No. l09 Nassau street. Ii meets Wan.
which has been widely felt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

We see II stated that Chsrlss Lstcher, t1e printer
Of TIE Free Love psper at Berlin Hsnu, onio, e
CON mitted suicide. His mother, an e1sehsn. n'msn,
living in Iowa, cid al tbe csud 20 W @ sn iVn, Sn.
in vain; and the end has beer desps'ssh' las My
end spieids,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

ing WELL TIE farmers s-e just commencing their hsy
hsrvesting snd noble crop are they 20 have. Basi-
ress :. over New Er gland limited but times are ro<
very hard"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

brought 20 bes- upon this question: and et he b.e
be laid at the door Of the offender.
II the Criminal Judiciary fsl TO perform rs duty,
LET the name of the delinquent be published sud TINS
On, the moral face Of people against the co~s.dy
ffs;cisl LAW AsD ORDER.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

"A An Independent Revision of the Bible Or, The
Holy Bible translated from the original languages of
"the Sacred Books, with improved divisions of chap
"teIs and verses by the Rsv. L. a. Sawyer Of
Westmoreland, n. Y, is to be Issued iu volumes so
scon as may be-the first within a few months. Mr.
g. has devoted twenty five years TO his great under
iakiOg for which several competent authorities pro-
sounee him eminenty qualified. His enterprise ia
noble ore, and commend it to the patronage Of the
Christian public.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

CRops ~ NEw-HAxPsHIRE--Exfrsct nom ieV1e'
10 Tnr rK,suyr. as.ed Con sord, N. H., Julys:
"EysJ hid Ct S.e2 hsss y Nss EnSfs:d 2rau1T
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

BRYANT & STATIONS AMERICAN MERCHANT.
Jut-Tbe third number of this new monthly periodical
IL ns published containing variety OF papers, orig
ps ard selected subjects especisy adapted to the
wants o. business men in this community. The plan Of
the work eu braces essays tue different branches of
commercial iterprse, the statistics Of trade at the
mest important points, and miscellaneous department
devoted to biography, intelligence, and general ltera
ture. Amorg the contributors, find the lanes of
Ehhu Burrtt, Prof. Dean DR. Elder, j. Smith Ho-
nans, the Rev. DR.. Msgoon, and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

LORD MONTAGUE'5 PAGE: An HIsToRIcAL ROMANCE.
by g. p. r. JAMES. l2mo. pp. 456 CAilds 4 Peterson
Mr. james here let's fly another arrow from his mex
kausbls quver His admirers will not fail to Tecog-
n ze the hand of their favorite The volume is intro
dused with an interesting biographical sketch from
Ambones Forthcoming Dictionary of Authors
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

IycrIrgps OF LOLA MoNrEZ,(CouSrEss or LASDsfELD).
INCLUDING HER AUTOBIOGRAPHY limo. pp. 2J2
Rudd Carleton.
Tae heroine Of this volume here tells her own story
in her own way Whether the person she describes is
the veritabe Lola being of the imagination, is a
question in which it might not be discreet to inquire too
curously. The book is made up of miscellaneous
collection of gossping personal sketches, apparently
fee fIom all sinister designs Church or State, and
not without entertainment for the lazy reader in July
atmosphere.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

THE HISTORY OF WATERBURY, CONN BY HtSRy
BRONSON NJ d. 8vo. pp 582 Waterbury bronson Dfo'he1S
The interest in local history, which is felt by almost
every native of New-Engand, is here embodied In
volume full of va liable gesnings, and forming an im'
polant addition to the traditional records Of Connec
cut 1t comprises account of the fret discovery of
Naugatuck valley, tie preparations for settlement
and the progress of founding the township The nara
tive is accompanied by copious genealogical and bio
graphical details and brings down the ecclesiastical in
dustria and educational statistics to the present time.
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Steamships.

-EA GROIN w ELLIS GREAT
t1fFFs EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
EsSSEss4ssa1s@sss STEAMSHIP, FREIGHT AND PASSEN-
The TEN STEAMERS of this Line are now in first rate
order, and the Agent to the business
nifty that Steamer will leave 116 Spears Wharf, Balti-
more and Pier Thirteen, North River, New York, EVE
RY AFTERNOON, at O'clock
Insurance may be effected goods by the Cromwell's
Steamers to from New York open policies at their
office at oneeighth per cent This Insurance will be eff
fected for the account of the of the property floss
if payable to them) with the responsible Ccmpa
MES, whose certificate will be given when required
One of the above steamers will leave Baltimore EVERY
SATURDAY afternoon, at O'Clock, for Charleston, s. c.
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
apply to A. c. HALL, Agent,
116 Spears Wharf BALTIC.
A. B. CROMWELL, & Co,
cor Washington & Albany SITS, N Y.
JOHN w. CALDWELL Agent,
fe4 IT, Charleston, S. c.
EA THE GLASGOW AND n. Y.
So spLEN ST6AMf PdWE SGNfA STEAMERS
Commanders
E EPS Gan 2 500 tQns......Wn Cumming,
GLASGOW, 1862 " ..............J John Duncan.
FROM GLASGOW,
GLASGOW IL March,
NEW YORK, IA April,
EDINBURGH, rs April.
FROM NEW YORK,
GLASGOW 18th April.
NEW YORK 5th May.
EDINBURGH, 10Th May
RATES OF PASSAGE:
FROM GLASGOW
Steerage, found with cooked provisions. g
FROM NEW YORK,
Steerage, found with cooked provisions. 80
Children under years age half fare Infants in Steer
age SIS
Return tickets available within six months by any
steamers of this line
Steerage passengers forwarded to Liverpool Dublin
Belfast for $4,000.
rlIst cldss.......'. Sl4o'
An experienced Surgeon to each steamer
For passage apply to WORKMAN X Co.
1913 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
HALL & L0NEY,
Sc Buchanan's Wharf, Baltimore.
ROBERT CRAIG,
fe22tt. II Broadway, New York.
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TREAT SAVING IN GAS.
PATENT LEYER CHS I

PATENT LEVER GAS REGULATOR.
Saves from Is to IS cent of Gas, and prevents all
blowing and faring of the light
JACKSON & CHANDLER,
AGENTS for the Maryland and District of Column
bia at the office of Messrs. GRATTAN Il EVANS, Gas
Filters and Plumbers No. North street. Jarvis Building
p 8. Certificates can be had at the Office. mySh
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VHE MERCANTILE AGENCY

TNHE MERCANTILE AGENCY
!. D. PRATT 4 CO.,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND s. CHARLES STREETS.
The proprietors respectfully invite such Merchants
not already subscribers to the Agency and sell
goods credit to call and examine system and test
the reliability of our information From long experience
and the satisfactory testimonials of thousands omerchans
in the different cities East and West who have years
been subscribers, all who will call whether
they sell goods to the cities country towns ample
isacton as to the reliability of information the
great benefit to be derived from the Agency by those who
subscribe mr6tf
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DATENT STRAW ENVELOPS

II FOR BOTTLES.
THE PATENT SAFETY BOTTLE ENVELOP of the
International Chartered Manufacturing Company, of New
York, is unsurpassed and efecua protection against
breakage and in Boxing Space Freight Labor and
cost to the extent of twentyf per cent. Fifteen to
sixteen dozen bottles, with these straw envelopes will
only occupy the of IL Dozen packed in the ord
nary way
This elegant, neat, novel and ingenious Envel0p is
now used by all the principal Botters of Wine, Malt
Liquors, Mineral Waters &c both in London, Paris,
and at New York whose testimonials be at the
Agents.
Price $40 per thousand of any size required.
VIM. GRANGE & CO.,
Sole agents to the Company,
u3tf 8 Exchange Place
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SCHWARTZ s. DIX, ..,...
nave IN STORE anu ior sale at the lowest market prices
2oOO whole and Boxes BUNCH RAIsINs.
500 =" " LAYERS BASINS
100 Drums SULTANA RAISINS ~
5o Bales frlhcess r; 8 and Bordeaux ALMONDS.
100 Bags Ivica and Tarragona ALMONnS
100 Bags Sicily and Hard Shell AIMoNnS
100 Boxes and 20 Bbls Shelled ALMONbS
100 Bags Naples and Sicily WALNUTS
$50 Bags FILBERTS.
100 Bags PALM NUTS
100 Barrels and Bags TEXAS PECANS
200 Gases PRUNES, in glass jars and boxes
so Kegs Bordeaux and Malaga PRIMES
5000 Drums and American Boxes FIGS.
200 Baskets Bordeaux and Marseilles OIL quarts and
pnts.
so Cases SARDINES, whole, halves and quarters
100 Barrels REFINED SUGARS.
1000 Boxes No. FIRE CRACKERS. eE
% Casks CURRANTS. Cases CITRON.
so Cases PRESERVED GINGER.
$50 Trails DATES.
500 Boxes ORANGES. 200 Boxes LEMONS.
40, 600 Fresh San Bias COCOA NUTS,
SCHWARTZ DIX,
ap13-tf III Lombard street
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PURE RYE WHISKEY.
I'm THE UNDERSIGNED owing to

@h THE UNDERSIGNED, owing TO
tlEl the low price of Rye, are at this time manufac
s-4z2A turing at their Distiery in Washington Co.. Md
pure RYE WHSKEY. All orders left at store, Nos
81 90 s. Charles St. will be faithfully executed and
be relied We have at this time in store and for sale
WHISKEY of our disation, of superior quality and
age from year up to 10 years old and in addition have
for sale the following brands:
J. HORNE Rules 4th proof; J. C. r. Eckman; NJ Mad
duX; John Snyder all warranted pure and to give salts
faction represented be returned expense
FOWLER l. ZEIGLER,
No and OF Sonth Charles ST.
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sgnees of the Sican Brig ATTIvO will be respon-
sibe for debts contracted by the of the said
vessel my18tf
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H(etals, 9ar0mare, 1T.

ING METAL FOR SHIPS.
The subscriber has received the Agency of this celebrated
English Sheathing Metal and has in hand, and viii
keep supply of all sizes.
LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
ap24f FRI 5S Buchanan'S Wharf.