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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

| CINCINNATI, Friday, March II
| FLOUR.-The market is easier. Holders have made a
slight concession in order to effect sales and fair business
was done the sales reaching 900 bbls closing at
s31o for superne The receipts during "A hc5s
| were 2 500 bbls
PRONlSlONS.-The market is without change: the de-
mand moderate but at rates below the views of holders
generally The sales 100 bbs Mess Pork at sl5 2
100 do at S152 and 40 do at S15 Is $50 bbs lard at
cts and 3d. 900 lbs Bulk Shoulders 81 cts Nothing
done IN Bacon as far could learn Holders ask
cts and 81 cts for Shoulders and Sides but ct less
would be accepted in order to effect sales.
ERlES.-Sugars very firm at 7(GS cts; Molasses
at 4d35 cts, and Coffee 12 cts The sales are 100
lasses at "a and so bags Coffee IL fair The bust
ness doing in the regular way is large
WHEAT-Sales $50 bush, fair white rs cts; 800 do
good do at so Cts and 900 do prime white on private
terms The market is quiet, and unchanged.
CoRN-ls firm at 34d35c., with demand fully equal
to the receipts
BARLEY.-The market is unsettled and prices irregular
Sales 400 bus prime Fall at 50c $50 do do at 43c 700
90 alr Fall at 49c 400 do prime Spring from wagons at
45 cts. "
OATS-Are in moderate demand at 32Cd 33c
RYE-ls in fair demand 55c.
SEEDS.-Cover is dull, and prices Dropping Sales 10
bus fair at 81 60, and II bbs prime "a So
BUTTER-ls dull, at 12d 13c. for prime Roll and lOal
cts for common and fair Roll.
CHEEsE-Sale 200 boxes W. R. at 7%c and SO do at Sc
CRANBERRIRs.-Sales Is bbls choice Michigan at SIS
per Dbl We quote Sl2dS15 the range prices for
good to choice berries.
WHISKEY-The market is steady with a fair demand
Sales of 700 bbls at 164 and 800 wagons at l6
cents
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Of Bank stock of Bank of Baltimore sold shares
Farmers and Merchants Bank, shares Bank of Com
merce 80 shares; Citizens Bank, 80.
AT the New York First and Second Boards day, Vir
ginia sold at 92A Illinois Central fell oil La Crosse
4 Canton, i Erie, \ Reading, 4 New York Cen
trail Railroad advanced Cleveland and Toledo receded
at the First Board IL at the Second Board recovered
On the whole, Stocks have lost much their bouyancy
this week. and people commence to inquire little more
closely about intrinsic values.
We can not advise of any change in the money market
here Rates continue much forssome weeks past but
it is evident that unless trade increases much capital
must remain unemployed, the metallic reserve daily
swells.
ing at from 1OG11O4 cts, private sale
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SINGULAR FATAL Academia singular and fatal
accident occurred at the mandatory of Bown &
Ientley, W God street, soon after one O'Clock this
afternoon.
workman named John Birch had commenced
using one of the huge grind-stones, and was running
very fast, when it burst into three parts, large
piece striking him on the head, ceaying his skull
ana splitting his nose and cheek-bGne most fright
Iully.-PtHs6urg Reporter, March II.
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FIRE AT NoRFoLk.-The extensive Oakum Factory
Oh 9 rune Co., Norfolk, Va, was set on fire Fri
day afternoon by the friction of some part of the
WORKS and, together with the stock and machinery,
consumed. -
The loss Is between three and four thousand dol
lars, out Is covered by insurance in the American.
Lynchburg, and two other offices. ''''
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On the Eth inst in Philadelphia HENRY II BAR
4 Err of Baltimore county -
on me ilth instant MICHAEL CAREY aged 40 years
suudeniy on the llth inst, JAMES L. WINSTANDLY
In the AID year OF his age
On the 1lth inst, ANN REBECCA DOUGLASS. in the
Seth year of her age ' " 'e
On the llth INST GEORGE NJ in the 10Th year of his
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John Fitzpatrick charged with the murder
OF John McCraeken, was convicted at Philadelphia
on Saturday of murder in the first degree
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REMARKS
with the exception of the Sophas cargo about 300
bags taken on private terms there has been little done
from first hands But there steady good demand for
consumption, and prices upon the whole have improved
an TO OF cent during the past week OF the present
reduced stock, $500 bags belong second hand The
market closes very firm with an advancing tendency
and medium grades 10 to l0H cts
FLoUR-There continues to be a moderate nouiry for
Flour with an advance of 12 cts for choice brands of
western super We note sales to-day of 300 bbls choice
Howard Street at S462 100 bbls do and $50 bbls
ONO mixed brands at 81 so All the varieties super are
hed hrmy at loo and 81 62 for choice brands Of extra
Flour there sales of $50 bbls Ohio at So We ouoe
Howard Street at S5d % and City Mills at s55 SO
GRAIN-The offerings of Grain TO-DAY were Iarger tban
for some time past particularly Corn of which there
were 16 600 bus. OF the Wheat offered some 600 bns
there were sales of white at l7dlS for good to prime
and OF reds at O2 aloe cts for fair to good We ouote
prime red at los cts choice white at l2Odl25 cts OF
Corn, white shade lower There Were sales of 900
bus prime at 90 cts yellow steady sales of 600 Inns
az ooaoz cts principally at 81 cts for good prime
Oats were firm Sales of 200 bus. Pennsylvania at 3l
30 Tor ia TO prime VI Rye, 800 bus sold at 20 cts
MoLASSES.-We have heard of no sales to-day The
market firm, however previous quotations viz
New Orleans 80 sa cts for good prime crop Cuba
elayed 22a23 cts Muscovado 24d % cts Porto Rico
20 Is cts and old crop English Island 20a % cts
iRoNISloNS-rhe Provision market to day was very
quiet The sales have been principally confined to the
jobbers. We sales so hhds Bacon shoulders and
Sides in lots, at a9H cts and some 80 hhds do sides
country cut IN irregular packages. at 9s cts In bulk
Meats there was also but little inquiry We note sales of
80 hhds Sides at SIS cts Shoulders are held at 69 cts
Fork Is quiet Mess is held $3.50 and Prime at s13
Pei poi we renew our previous quotations for Lard
with no sales TO report viz 9 1O for CITY, lO3lOh
cts for Western in barrels and terces and ii cts is
asked for kegs. ~ w.
RICE.-The market is steady at 3IG3 Zcts with no
transactions. ~ $50
sEEDs-There was considerable inquiry for Cloyerseed
today and sales reported of bushels at "a 40
y for fair to prime Timothy is nominal at 81 25G
$3.50. =
SCGAR-The market has been quiet with only one sale
ia hhds at SO reported of
yesterday, at which holders FIRM common to fair New
orleans at 6a $50 good do S675d$ prime and choice
- s. 90 Porto Rico s6G$7 2 Cuba $3.50 1915 for
ia " 10 good and 500 $50 for refining grades do
held at 20k al Il cts INV
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LIFE IN MosCow-'A stranger. on arriving in
Moscow, is struck by the absence of busy life and
the little movement in our narrow and tortuous
streets Moscow does indeed appear a city of
Inc DEAD IN comparison with the large cities of
Italy, France, or even Germany. Every one here
shuts himself up in his own intimate circle and
Wanders little from the domestic fireside Young
people are scarcely exception to the general
RUE; HE OF cafes and restaurants does not exist
In Moscow. In our ancient capital, of vast extent
constructed without unity or plan, there exist three
distinct societies The nobility form class apart
the foreign merchants already much Russianzed
hve among themselves The Russian trading com
munity hold themselves also aloof. and preserve
their ancient manners and traditions Five clubs
absorb all the we-todo population of Moscow.
They meet there to dine and pass the evening play
CARDS or chat The Oldest and the best of these
clubs is the English club; then follows the club of
the nobility, frequented by the bureaucracy: the
commercial club, the German club, and the foreign
club, which is known simply as the Cercle
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The Board of Trustees hav this day directed that Div
dend of Interest to 1st November 1857 be declared of
SIX PER CENT on the outstanding Scrip of the Company
payable on the I'd of November next i''
That dividend Of TWELVE PER CENT in Scrip to
the dealers of the Company their Terminated Premiums
of the past year. be issued and after the LIST of January
next that the remaining portion of the Unredeemed Scrp
of 1851 be paid in Cash. after the LIST January next and
that $S PIG be added to the former RESERVED
thereby making said Capital to exceed TWELVE HIN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS
By order of the Board
JOHN WHITEHEAD Secretary
c. OLIVER 0'DONNELL
Agent in Baltimore,
ie<zaWsm 81 Exchange Place.
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RAILROAD CONNECTION OF NEW ORLEANS
WITH THE NORTH

Direct railroad connection between New Orleans
and the Northern States Is communication deyOut-
ly to be desired and likely to be accomplished soon
er than the public in general have expected it.
Among the railroad enterprises mostimportant to
the South is that of the New Orleans jackson and
Great Northern Railroad. The annual report of the
directors to the Legislature shows that during lS57
the work has been steadily progressing and that in
all probability before the close of the present wear
continuous railroad connection will be established
between n ew o leans and the Northern States At
the commencement OF 1857 one hundred and thirty
seven miles of the road had been completed. Since
that time fortyseven miles have been added To the
track, leaving but twenty-three uncomnleted 70
canton, Miss, distance Of 207 miles, The un6n
lshed portion to Canton is all under contract and in
progress OF completion and it is thought that by the
CLOSE oI March fre1ght and passenger trains will run
regularly between this city and that point.
Az canton, the road connects with the Mssissip-
pl central and the latter with the East Tennessee
and Virginia Railroad About eighty-6ve miles
of the Mississippi Central remains unfinished and
twenty-five on the Tennessee and Virginia road
When these gaps the three roads shall have been
closed up, there will be a continuous line of Rail
ROAD from New Orleans to Quebec which will
PROBABLY make important changes in the currents
ol travel between the North and South and we
trust Will work a wonderful improvement in the |
mail service, so far New Orleans is concerned.
Although we have numerous lines of Railroad |
running all over the country in both the North and
SOUTH and some of them very extensive ones, this
last stupendous achievement will eclipse ANYTHING
ana everything of the kind that has preceded it
lhnk OF continuous iron roadway stretching d.
agonally across the broad Union, through seven
states from the Eastern extremity of the chain of
Northern lakes to Louisiana and the Gulf of Mexi-
co. ana, as 1t must within few years, to the South
western extremity of the Republic.-M o. Ores
cent
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IT., GENERAL HAvELoCK UPON FAMILY DISCIPLINE
The following from one who enjoyed much personal
communion with the deceased general, viii be re-
garded as an illustration of the mans character not
without significance. During his stay in England
the narrator of this anecdote went one evening to
the house of the colonel in compliance with an inv
tatlon. In the course of conversation, Mrs Have
lock turned suddenly to her husband and said s'By
the way, my dear, where is Harry?' referring to
her son, whom she had not seen during the after
noon The colonel started to his feet-''W ELL poor
fellow, he's standing London Bridge and in this
cold, too. | told him to wait for me there at II
O'Clock to-day, and in the pressure of business at
quite forgot the appointment. The father and
son were to have met at u, NJ and it was now after
O'Clock In the evening Yet the father seemed to
have no doubt that Harry would not move from his
post until he appeared. The colonel at once rose,
ordered cab to be called and as he went forth to
deliver his son from his weary watch on London
Bridge, he turned to his visitor saying, ''You see
sir, that's the discipline of a soldiers family" In
the course ofan hour the colonel returned with poor
Harry, who, although he appeared somewhat affect
ed by the cold watch, and glad to see the fire in the
comfortable parlor at home, seemed to have passed
through the little afternoon experience with the
greatest good humor and the feeling that all was
Edinburgh Daily Express.
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GIBBS FIRST PREMIUM
SIS SEWING MACHINE
JoHNsoN'S PATENT 500 ELASTIC STITCH MACHINE,
The above Machines for FAMILIES, MANUFACTU-
RERS, &c, are not EXGELLED by any other MACHINE
for beauty of STITCH and durability on all kinds
OF materials The labor of hours becomes the pastime
minutes Every MACHINE SOLD by us kept in complete
running order the first free of charge to the purcha
ser. Salesroom, No, 80 BALTIMORE ST.
L. D. CHASE, Agent
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

oo,, - March -, p NJ.
COFFEE-Fhe demand for Coffee continues very active
SAFES nave been made day at fully "a cts higher
per 10 than could have been obtained beginning of
week We note sales of 200 bags balance cargo of the
SOPHIA at 104 cts 1000 bags part of the Paladins
cargo at oA cts and $40 bags at l0S 91O1 cts all of
Which was far quality Good is held at II cts and
prime at II We annex the weekly report of Messrs
"he Elder Since its issue the Stock has been further
reduced and is about II 900 bags
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT
Stock Of Rio Coffee March G. 1858. 10 500 bags
nj. 60 'inee''''' '.'''.'.... none
Skinned tn New OrIaoas
-430O
Stock on hand this day. ....................l55o
SALES.
soo bags mostly in lots II to II 4 ~
~" .........lOS to l0Ac. "
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for the month of Hrrcb
JACOB Il. WHITE
JOHN s. BARRY, JOHN DUER
II. d. MEARS, W A. POOR
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WIN. ROBINSON,
w Nos and HOLLINGSWORTH ST
Keeps constantly hand andfor sale at the
best qualities, B0NE-DUST, sUPERPHosPHATE OF
LIME, &c, &c "a
Also pest quality Wood Burnt Lime for building pur-
poses. This Lime is manufactured AT INV own onarras
ana purchasers may rely getting No. article CE
MENT and CALCINED PLASTER, of the best brands.
BRICKS, HAIR &c, &c. CORN, OATS, RYE CORN
MEAL, and all kinds ofsI Feed fe2o ~.
geo. W. WEBB.
~ GOLDSMITH AND JEWELIER
y. f. corner of baltimore and Charles streets
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, RICH JEWELRY
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
AND
FINE FANCY ARTICLES
~ Every attention paid the repair and manufacture
OF Jewelry Fine watches repaired by experienced work
iAen' mr13-tf
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NOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
~ PIANO FORTES
WILLIAM KNABE & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
GRAND AND
SQUARE PIANO FoRTES
Nos. !, 3, and 7 NORTH EUTA W ST
Opposite the Eutaw House.
And at our NEW SALESROOM
207 BALTIMORE STREET
Between Charles and Light streets
These celebrated PIANOS have, at different Fairs for
several successive years been awarded the HIGHEST
SKEhIgM Ms Tor excellence, over all competition
They have also been pronounced by s. Thalberg the
most celebrated pianist in the world and other dstin
gushed artists, including NJ. Strakosch G. Satter &C.
&c TO De equal if not SUPERIOR to any in this country
we nave constantly on hand at extensive Ware
Ioons as aDove the largest assortment Of FINE PIANO
fuhIES to be found in this city, which we will sell
wholesale and retail on the most liberal terms.
IN every case we guarantee Pianos to give entire
satisfaction.
Constantly on hand a fine assortment of MEL0DE-
oNS of the best makers, at prices from $45 to 5000
W Always for sale large number of GOOD SECOND
HAND PIANOS, at prices ranging from SIS to $500
BVPLANoS EXCHANGED, HIRED and TUNED
mr11-f VIM. KNABE l. co.
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PHMADEI. PHIA MARKETS

SATURDAY March l3.-The Flour market has undergone
no change and the state of quetude we have
for weeks past chroniced continues There demand
Tor export and the only sales reported barrels
perfne S4S7x65124 for extra s525Gs5 so for extra
family and S6625 for fancy brands Rye Flour stea-
dy at S3123, and Corn Meal at S2.S7H per barrel Mr..
Hester the new Inspector will enter upon the official dis
charge of his duties to-day.
GRAlN.-The market is comparatively bare Of prime
Wheat and it is wanted at last quotations but
descriptions of which there fair supply,
pie at comparatively low prices, being demand for
sales OF zoo bushels Penna prime Red 81 10 per buhe
100 bushels inferior 81 and some good Western White
at 80 Rye is steady at 20 Corn continues
IN good demand, and further sales of 5000 bushels vel
low in store made 60 Oats steady at IS
cts per bushel.
There has been steady inquiry for Cloverseed and
bushels prime sold 81 so per 81 lbs Nothing doing in
Timothy Flaxseed.
WHlsKEY is still very duh. Small sales of barrels
az 2oG2l cts, hogsheads at l94d20 cts and drudge
l9[d194 cts.
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GIOITCESTFp EICu MApKrT uool ~

Vf4OO
C0DFlSH-sales of Georges Bank split, at Sl75 per
100 lbs. Sales dry at SO 62%
HALIBUT.-There few in market-saes from 3 to
3R per 100 lbs
MACKEREL.-The market is less active than last week;
holders generally not inclined sell We quote last
sales at $l1, and SO for Nos. l and 2
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H l. l. G o TT & IVES.
- - SO EXCHANGE PLACE
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCBANTS
Twin particular attention paid to the sale of BUTTER
AT all seasons of the year, have every grade and
syle Oh and as we are the Agents of the Dairy
men, receiving it direct from farms we think that we
ougn 70 De able to give entire satisfaction price and
quality. Now in store and arriving
80 Packages of prime Goshen
SO Tubs and Firkins of New York State
$50 Kegs of Glades.
200 Kegs of Western Pennsylvania
65 Kegs Virginia.
$50 Kegs and 10 Bbs. Ohio-3o0 very small Kegs for
shipping, and 30 Bbls. prime fresh Roll
Also-300 Bushels DRIED APPLES and PEACHES 70
kegs of LARD; go Boxes EASTERN CHEESE; 5000
kNiFE BRICK; so Bags GROUND NUTS; Boxes Vir-
gina PIPE HEADS and Bales WOOL fe22tf
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OFFICE MARYLAND GAS COMPANY
CORNER BALTIMORE AND ST. PAUL STREETS UP STAIRS
Wis COMPANY is furnishing the most
complete and only reliable Gas Machine for the use of
Private Houses Churches Hotels and Public Institnti
ever offered to the public.
BY their comparative small and profitable working
results these Machines recommend themselves to the az
tentlon OF residents of small towns and villages Thous
ands of certificates from parties using our Machines
can be furnished. '
Apply at the office of the Company as above by person
or by letter. fs33o t g.
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2ooAs ana Sationerp.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CUSHINGS & BAILEY,
ROOKSEILERS AND STATIONERS
w. Zo2 BALTIMORE STREET.
o or sale low prices the largest and complete
LAW, MEDICAL, CLASSICAL
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIoNEpy
| to be found in the city
Orders attended to promptly. ~ TOO e.
Established 1887.
MURPHY'S GENERAL PRINTING AND PJJB-
LISTING ESTABLISHMENT.
BOOK, PAPER, AND STATIONARY STORE.
MARBLE BUILDING, lS2 BALTIMORE STREET. RA1rruopp
M EDALS awarded by the MARYLAND Insti-
~ Stltute lS5l-o for Printing, Book Binding and
BANK Checks. BY the METROPOLITAN Institute Washing
ton, Diploma for superior Blank Rocks - e
BOOKS, PAPER, BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY
Wholesale and Reta-COnstanty on hand large and
BOOKS IN GENERAL LITERATURE.
ochoo' CLASSICAL, Miscellaneous and Juvenile Books
FOREIGN BOOKS
large and varied stock kept constantly on bod -
constant additions made by direct imnortaon F
eign Books imported to order '
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY Sc
comprising are assortment of English French and Amer
'a Va" anu HUte rapers &C. of the best qualities
OF every description made order in superior sv,es
MuRPHY'S UNALTERABLE sTEREOGRAPHIC' AND
PLAIN BANK CHECKS,
PRoMISSoRY NOTES, DRAFTS, Bills OF EXCHANGE
BILLS OF LA1DLNG, BLANK DEEDS, COW
MERClAL AND LAW BLANKS &c
Kept constantly on hand and sold wholesale and retail at
the very lowest rates
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING, BOOK BINDING d RULJYG
every description executed the very best manner at
the lowest rates. e' a.
Particular attention paid to
FINE WORK
Tor Banks Insurance Railroad Telegraph Steamboat and
otner JOINT Stock Companies, Public Offices &c SC
business will receive the most careful and PROMPT atten
ton and will be furnished the low rates as if at
fe22H JOHN MURPHY & co.
T AW BOOKS.
1.-THE subscribers invite the attention of the Bar to
their large stock of LAW BOOKS which they offer for sale
at lowest rates. CUSHINGS h BAILEY w
262 BALTIMORE STREET
just published Volume 10 Maryland Reports. fe22tf
u URAL AFFAIRS.-THE ILLUSTRA-
~ ~ TED REGISTER OF RURAL ECONOMY AND |
n NJ AeIE, with plans for country Dwellings, plant
ing pleasure grounds and all Farm and Garden
vol Emo; 40 engravings; price 81
ANNUAL REGISTER OF RURAL AFFAIRS FOR
looo-lzmo. LOU engrayings-price % cts For sale by
fe26eod4t 10 BaItimo LEM stre.t
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
\ Weekly Journal, devoted to Agriculture Horticul
anu the interests OF the Farmer 16 Quarto pages
each number Largely illustrated. Only 50 per annum,
The CULTIVATOR-Pub Monthly
% pages Svo. each No. soc. per annum
LUTHER TUCKER son, Publishers,
Albany, N Y.
Subscriptions received by LUCAS BROTHERS,
feb26 1aw6w IN RaItinora Z.
MURPHY & CO.,
AVA BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS
PRINTERS AND STATIONERS
MARBLE BUILDING,
soo.. 1872 BALTIMORE STREET,
le---tl. Baltimore
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II + M y A l. WILLIAM HENRY
~ JOHNSON has RENO We d from his old stand No
gu TO NO " PRATT STREET, one door Vest of Gan
street where he invites his friends the public to give
hlm call and to examine his stock of SEINE TWINE
GILL. TWlNE, COTTON ROPE, COTTON LAPS COTTOS
YARN CARPET CHAIN, LAMP WICk WRAPPING
TWlNE, Flax, Hemp, Broom and Bottling TWINES Rms
STA and Mannilla CORDAGE, CORKS and CORK -WOOD
B Bf BASKETS, PALS, TUBS, CHURNS, MATS
BACKING, &c, &c, at Wholesale and Retail y
SPINNING WHEELS made and repaired
SEN Els KNIT and HING IN order xoo1
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~ M ON ] . NJ NET.
~ crr1, r,>-o, - RVEYOR,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND MAP PUBLISHER
No. 6SOUTH STREET.
during the past ten years (seven years
IN the City Surveyors Ofcel thorough acquaintance
WIN the City and vicinity, will attend promptly to LAY
ING OFF STREETS, LOTS, &c, in the City and all de
scrlptons of SURVEYS, PLATS and CALCULATIONS
in and out of town
Also the PUBLICATION OF MAPS
A large accurate MAP OF CECIL COUNTY nearly
ready - &C.
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paper Yangings.
PAPER HANGINGS,
WIOLE An nnnLrr
PURE RYE WHIsKEY.
ii f. UNDERSIGNED, OWING TO

-. ie low price OF Rye, are at this time manufacturing
MhiShhh All orders left at store Nos 81 and 93
south Charles street will be faithfully executed and can
ne reied on We have at this in store and for sale
OF our own disation of superior quality and
age rom year up to 10 old in addition have
for sale the following brands: nave
D. HORNE Rules 4th proof; J. c. R. Eckman: NJ Mad
aux John Snyder; all pure and to give sails
o DIS represented, or may be returned our expense
.,o, FOWLER & ZEIGLER
IeDZZ-u. No. 81 and OF Sontb