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RUMoRED Loss OF THE BRIG BLooMER.-St Johns,
N. F., April 7, l85s.-There are rumors here that
the brig Boomer from Boston on the lst of March.
for Placentia Bay, with Capt. Field, Major Ripley
and others interested in the mining operations Of
the New York and Newfoundland Telegraph Com
pany in this Province, has been wrecked; but there
is no other foundation for the than the fact
that the vessel had not at last accounts arrived at
the bay, though considerably overdue.
Halifax, April 8, lS5S.-Our latest dates from Sa-
BILE Island are to the 1lth March. The government
will send cutter down in day or two, and then
we shall be able to learn the particulars as to the
loss of the brig Bloomer.
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HON. TH0S; Il; BENT0N-PREMATURE AN

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The announcement in the
House this afternoon of the death of Hon. Thos. II.
Benton, was premature. He is still alive, though
in sinking condition. Before the members sepa-
rated, letter read dated yesterday written by
Mr.. Benton to Messrs. Houston & Jones, of Ten
nessee, saying, that in the event of his death he ex-
pressy desired notice to be TAKEN yet there was
no will in either House to justify such proceedings,
and besides, it contrary to his convictions many
years ago expressed.
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The Omaha NeJraskian, of the oath ult., comes to
us in mourning for the death of Hon. t. b. Cunning
Secle tary of Nebraska Territory. Mr.. Cunning had
been i'll and confined to his room since the Sth or
9th of December last His remains were deposited
in their final resting place the afternoon of the
24th, whittier they were followed by many hundreds
of sad hearts. Minute guns were fred by the Oma-
ha Light Artillery, and the Council Bluffs Guards,
with muffied drums, shrouded coors, trailed arms,
and heavy hearts, participated in the funeral obse
quies.
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A LOST CAPTAIN FoUND-The New York CORES
pondent of the Boston Journal states that three
years ago the report reached New York that the
ship Helena was lost. Her commander, Capt.
Thompson, had with him his son, and left in New
ork his wife and several children. His cargo was
load OF coolies, and it was believed that the cargo
had risen and murdered the crew. The insurance
office paid the policy, and an administrator was ap-
pointed Tor the estate But Mrs. Thompson has had
unwayerlng faith that her husband and son were
alive, and wonld both return. This week vessel
arrived at tins port, and states that they passed
board Capt. Thompson and crew of the Helena
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS
FOR THE WEEK ENDING FRIDAY EVENING, A

FOR THE WEEK ENDING FRIDAY EVENING, April
EACHANGE.-The advance noticed in Foreign Elk
change Wednesday sudden permanent and
to-day notice decline with the tendency still lower
figures We quote Bankers Bills London at lO9 Com
mercial do lOSd lOS3; Paris 60 days sight 5fl5G
Of l64 do short sight Silly; Antwerp 5fl5 Amster-
dam Al AL u Bremen 79a594; Hamburg 363 Cologne
721@; Frankfort 41%d41A
ALCOloI-The sales the past week have been to mod.
crate extent, and show little variation from the figures
the week previous Sales have been making per
at ~ cts, at which the market closes firm with light
stock. II is selling in retail lots at 43G IS cts
BARk.-There has been inquiry for Bark the past
week, though no actual sales have notice
Holders are firm at S25( SO per for Quercitron
BREAD-The figures for bread are unchanged We
quote cts per h. for Navy = cts for Pilot and cts
for Crackers, subject to a discount for cash
BEESWAN.-The market is quiet and unchanged. We
still quote it at 2Sd3O cts
C0TT0N-There has been fair demand for Cotton this
week. with sales of about $50 bales low middling fair
Upland and Gulf at from u 10 % cts four and six
months, the market closing very firm but without change
in prices. We continue to quote:
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FROM Utah

ST. JOSEPH, April s.-An arrival here from Fort
kearney, with dates to the 3Oth ult.. brings later
intelligence from Utah. Brigham Young had no
titled Col. Johnson to leave the Territory by the
10th of March, otherwise he would be annihilated
He had also rendered him sufficient provisions in
case of his Withdrawal. The parties who brought
this intelligence met supply train of l6O wagons
at the Little Blue River. The Indians were peacea-
ble
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MARKET

New YORK, April 9.-Cotton has advanced 49
DIG. Sales of $500 bales to-day. Flour is heavy.
@S4s5 for Ohio and S4.5O@S4.s5 for Southern
Wheat is firm. Sales of "a 900 bushels at l2O cts
for common Southern white. Corn is dull. Sales
of "a 900 bus. at decline of l ct. Yellow 70 cts.
Pork is steady.-Mess Sl7.6O@Sl7.65. Lard closed
buoyant at lOA@lO34 cts. Whiskey is steady at
2lR@2134. Naval stores are steady.
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ST. VINCENT INFANT ASYLUM FAIR

ST. VINCENT INFANT AS LUM FAIK.
The ladies managing the Fair for the benefit of
this charitable institution have determined to con-
tinue it until Wednesday next. We call the atten-
ton of the public to their advertisement in another
column, and bespeak for them continuance of the
very liberal patronage they have already received
The institution is for the support of infant paupers
and commends itself to our wealthy citizens as an
object worthy of the most generous encourage
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-10

The Waldenses, clan of French Professionals cot
tied about year ago upon tract of / 800 acres of
beautiful prairie land, in Livingstone county hi
nois, near the st. Louis, Alton and Chicago Rail
road. larger delegation ofthe same people is soon
expected from Europe under the care of faithful
and devoted pastor.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-10

HUDsoN BAY Co.'s PRoFIrs.-The arbitrary ruIa
OF the Hudson Bay Company, in establishing prices
in their dominions, and controlling the entire trade
affords them immense profits. For a gun costing
them rs they get 20 beaver skins, worth f32 los.
3D., 60 martin SKINS worth $50, or $500. For 10
gun hnts, cost d. they get over ST. worth of furs
for clay pipes the same; for one pair of trousers
costing Is. Cd, they get n martin SKINS worth go
aos or over 500; for one eight inch file, over S2l
skins, worth $3.50 or more. Is it any wonder that
the settlements rebel against the rule of the compa
ny, and wish its powers abrogated?
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Gil FITS! GIFTS!! GIFTS!l
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS.
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS.
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
At the GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE No. Al Baltimore
street, corner of Frederick
mr25-dtf EVANS & HOYT
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An orderly in the N. C. Arsenal Academy, was
suspended on Tuesday for some misdemeanor, upon
which eleven others made common cause with him,
and the twelve suspended until the meeting of
the Board of Directors in November next There
has been rebellion among the cadets at the York
Vile Military School,
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sulphur spring has been discovered between
Paris and Neuilly, at spot called Thermes. This
word is now found to be an accurate old Roman in
dicaton of the thermal sources hidden long, but
well known 800 years ago; vestiges of Roman baths
and crockery have turned up.
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lolal...''.' ......... Ia l42
HOWARD STREET FLoUR.-The transactions boya bao,
very limited sales were reported of GOO bbls Super at
$3.50. We quote Extra at SIS. P q"
OHIO FLOUR.-The transactions in this variety bo h.
mainly in Extra of which we note sales of 900 Nj,
81 200 bbls choice do. at S4S7% and 100 bills SI,n
at "a o. Inc market closes dull at the above figures
CITY MILLS tLoUR-The sales include 900 bbs snnor NJ
S425 and LOCO bbls. Extra at s5 25 '' super DIT
FAMILY AND EXTRA FLoUR.-BaItimore ground Family
dray load S''' per ool. ny t'e
Is now very firm at So 62kGS375 '' ""' "''>e' ''''
CORN MEAL-We note a cnnsi1aroIIo . , ;, Ios.
week with fair demand We had reported sales of 500
baltimore ground at So % and 500 bbs at So
~ 60 ID Is bare of Brandywine we quote nominally
h 90 % per Dbl The exports have been 432 bbls, 200
aSs ~ hhds and 30 puncheOns to the West Indies
have beeU 'e WIN ~''''Hs
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In Oregon, men get from $40 to Sl2O per month
IN numbering establishments, and from $40 to $50
on on farms. Carpenters get from 81 to Sc per day.
Flour from Sl2 to SIG per Dbl. Beef from So to
per bushel.
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From the Nelo York NelCs.
G5> We esteem 1t a pleasure, resting upon
our absolute knowledge of its merits to recommend Prof
WOODS Hair Restorative the best article of the kind
with which We are acquainted, and which has done
under our own observation all that tclams-and claims
everything implied in its name
inns article in short will gray hair its orig
na color and add to its growth and beauty wherever any
ogh or disease has checked that growth
beauty This has been proved in family within few
weeks and In numerous other related us without
e knowledge OF the proprietor We have only add that
this most valuable article is for sale BY the proprietor at
No. 3l2 Broadway.
CAUTIoN-Beware of worthless limitations several are
already In the market called by different none
unless the words professor Woods Hair Restorative De
pot st. Louis Mo-, and New York blown in the bot
ne SOLD by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers
Also by all Fancy and Toilet goods dealers the United
ota'eS anu eandas ap6-d2w
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A Mississippi paper states that meeting was
held at Memphis recently, for the purpose Of con-
sultation in regard to the old whig party. An adj
dress will soon be issued setting forth the practica
bility and necessity of revving that defunct organ
iZation,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-10

In morning prayer meeting at Hallowell, Me-,
last week, the large audience was suddenly startled
by the falling from his seat of Mr.. Bartholo-
NEW, highly respected merchant of that city,
lie died almost instantly from affection of the
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-10

The basreliefs of the Franklin statue, in Boston,
have been placed in the panels of the pedestal The
front relief designed by Richard Greenough, repre-
SCENTS Franklin in his printing office correcting
fnrp,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-10

Total-Wheat Flour. 49,. II 'blO -. SlO
Together with IS bbls Rye Flour ana I'oo dds Corn
Meal. -
FISH-The stock Mackerel is quite light with fair
demand The advancing tendency noticed last week is
now, checked and prices steady, with very firm
inc We quote No l at So 50Gl3; No Sll 50dl2; No
q large and medium, SO 50d11: No. small SO SOAR:
IIewiyes So 75d4 No l Labrador Herrings S4 5Od5
Halifax and Easport No at 50 j0G350; small scaled
Boy Herngs 35d45 cts; and No l5d25 per box
Goldfish dry s3d3 So and Hake 81 5O2 per lOOlbs Sal
mon s22 % per Dbl. and s30d32 in tierces
FEATHERS.-There has been considerable inquiry for
Feathers the past week buyers from the North ba,,
ing entered the market and purchased nearly all the
stock Sales have come to our notice of 1000 lbs nfri
cents.
GRAIN.-The offerings of grain the past wee k as COM
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-10

There are already several families at the Hygeia
Hotel Old Point, and active preparations are being
made to receive visitors The season is expected to
commence carrier this summer than usual, and will
be the most brilliant for many years.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-10

NOBLE CONDUCT OF L. S. CoNSUL.-A letter to
the London Times, from the captain of the American
snip Antomette states that that vessel lost of
the Falkland Islands on her voyage from Calao,
bound to London. portion of the crew got
ashore and made their way to a settlement called
Port William, where they were kindly received
learning that five of the crew had gone adrift in
boat, Immediately procured a small vessel and went
in pursuit of them, although it was blowing a heavy
gale lie found the on small desert rock,
with their boat stove, and having no fresh water,
and brought them safe to their shipmates The
letter was dated Oakland Island, Dec. It'll"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-10

Captain VIM: J. Belt, formerly resident of
Prince Georges county, Md, for many years, died
suddenly at his farm in Calvert on Friday last at
an advanced age. He was for long series of years
an officer in the U. S. Navy, of considerable emf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-10

The Pennsylvania Regiment for Utah has been
fully organized. 1t numbers 200 men, under COM
mand of Colonel Breeze committee of officers
has been appointed to proceed to Washington and
make the tender of the services of the regiment to
the President.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-10

Harrison Nanny prisoner, was found dead in
the Owensboro', KY, Jail, in November, under mys
terlous circumstances. Recently, Art Wallace then
Jailor, was indicted for numbering him.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-10

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Noon. Wind Southerly,
with clear sky. Thermometer IS deg. At the
Smithsonian Institute this morning at o'clock
Barometer 90. s6-Thermometer 40 deg.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE,


- CIRCUIT Court THE UNITED STATEs.-Before
Hon. VIM. Fell Giles, Judge. The following bust
ness was transacted in this Court yesterday:
Hezeklah Crout Us. The Mayor and City Council
OF Baltimore. An action to recover damages for
an alleged Infringement of a patent. Verdict for
the plaintiff for s., $50 damages B. c. Barroll and
W. NJ Addison for plaintiff; G. l.. Dulany for de-
tendant.
VIM. l.. McAfee and VIM. H. Russell Us. William
ID: Cromwell and Others In this case the plain
tits, who are residents of Wheeling, Va. wrote to
A. e. Hall, agent of the defendants desiring him to
insure certain soda ash, which was being trans
which request, it is alleged, A. C. Hall promised to
attend to. The ash was not insured, and was dam
aged by ice in the Chesapeake Bay. The defence
is that Hall, agent for the defendants had no au
thorlty to insure. On trial. H. l.. Bond and W.
A. Talbot for plaintiffs; r. S. Mathews for de-
PENDANTS.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Before Hon. T. Collins Lee,
Judge. The following business was transacted yes
terday
William and James McGowen as. The Baltimore
FIRE Insurance Company. An action to recover on
an insurance policy. On trial r. j. Brent and
Israel for plaintiff; Schley and R. Johnson ST.. for
defendant.
CoURI OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Hon. Wm L..
Marshall, Judge The following business was trans
acted yesterday
Thomas Schaeffer rs. James NJ Brown. An ac-
ton to recover the value of horse sold by the
plaintiffs to the defendant and for which the de-
fendant passed to the plaintiff a promiSsOry note
which afterwards turned out to be worthless. The
jury being unable to agree discharged from the
further consideration of the case This IS the second
time this matter has been submitted to a jury with
the same result on each OCCASION Garter for plain
tiff; Carson for defendant
The First Independent Church of Baltimore re-
Robert Howard. An action to recover expenses in
Cured in the paving of Belair Jury out at
the adjournment of the Court. Brown and Bruno
for plaintiffs; Malcolm and A. NJ. Brown for de
PENDANT
Lewis Bundell Us. William Bundell. An action
to receiver on a promissory note. Judgment of
non pros
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CITY-There was
no business transacted in this Court Yesterday.
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John NJ. Scott died at his residence in Pbiladel-
pha on Saturday. Mr.. Scott was one of the oldest
members of the bar, and an able and dignifed law
yer. He was at one period MAYOR of the CITY,
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BOARD OF TRADE,
Nlonetarg an0 commercial 3eOieW.
RALrIMnRE Anril o rs:

BALTIMORE, April Q, 1858
There was but small business transacted at the Stock
Board this morning Matters, however, remained quite
s'e"u!' Baltimore 6's advanced Il Northern Central
ohS o. shares as yesterday Baltimore and Ohio only
oo shares sold, at 454 buyer 60, change; Baltimore
os 1879 closed at SO bid do 1885, 90 asked do 1890 02
pui 9"3 asked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1875
% DO 1880 SO asked; do. 1885 70 bid rs asked
W. va LIST mortgage, Sc bid, SIX asked do Cd do "a
oid' n Central, 5S2 bid, 594 asked
Datmore and Ohio Railroad shares closed at AK bid
"a asked against 43a bid; AK asked yesterday n.
central Railroad shares, 16 bid 165 asked against l6X
bid; l62i asked yesterday
Altogether better feeling seemed aIparent and We rath
er anticipate some advance prevailing prices ere long
There Is no change to report the state of our
market.
Exchange on England is dull at per cent premium for
Bankers Bills and to 81 for commercial
AT the New York First and Second Boards odav tara
was decided improvement Missouri 6's advanced q.
Erie Ia New York Central (; Hudson l; Reading X:
Panama 3 Cleveland and Toledo . Michigan Southern *
Milwaukee 2 Canton receded ' and the market closed
firm, indicating further Improvement
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
FRIDAY, April 9, 1858.
S2l6 Bait. 6's, old, 80. 93 100 shs N c. RR b2 lax
12Uo ~ - mn new w. .13 % ICY
1900 n. c. RR. BIDS, IS. SO 100 bGl 1G37
200 shs Sp NJ Co. ~ so shs B.&o RR boo. .454
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One establishment in New York, with the aid OF
hve hundred workmen, turns out daily four thous-
and hoped skirts for the ladies'
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GIBBS FIRST PREMIUM

OlBB FIRST PREMIUM
,o,,,-, SIS SEWING MACHINE,
JoHNSoN'S PATENT $50 ELASTIC STITCH MACHINE
Inc ABOVE Machines for FAMILIES, MANUFACTU
kEhS, &c, are not EXGELLED by any other MACHINE
lor beauty OF STITCH and durability work all kinds
OF materials The labor of hours becomes the pasme
minutes. Every MACHINE SOLD by us kept in complet-
running order the first year. of charge the purch
ser. salesroom, No 80 BALTIMORE ST.
n
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Our Minister at Madrid, Mr.. Dodge, writes by
last mail, that the long-pending and vexed ques-
ton between Spain and Mexico is in a fair way of
adjustment, through the mediation of France and
England.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-10

Judge Loring, who recently removed from
office by the Governor of Massachusetts, is said to
nave received the appointment of SubTreasurer of
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-10

Gen. Henderson, L. S. Senator from Texas, is
said to be far gone in consumption. Gen. Davis of
Miss, Is still in precarious condition.
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The new mode of discipline without logging, il
said to be producing rapidly improved change il
the character of seamen in the navy.
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The Bank of the State of Indiana, at Lafayette is
under protest for refusing to give coin for notes
presented for specie.
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WHEELER & WILSON MANUFAcTURING Co.'s
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
For Families, Manufacturers and others
I'm our own family we use of Wheeler & Wilson'S
machines, and we cannot imagine anything perfect
Ed. ". Y. Evangelist.
126 BALTIMORE STREET, American Building,
fe22 If w upnp,, o,.
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On the sth instant, CHARLES R. PORTER aged IS
years
Suddenly, the Sth instant, GEO BoXOL, aged As
years
On the sth instant, MICHAEL McNIERE, in the 10th
year of his age
On the Sth instant, ANNIE FRANCHI aged years l
month and days. daughter of James L. and Eliza Jane
" 1880
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On the 9th instant, by Rev. Father Hickey, WILLIAM
D. SCHARF, of Baltimore, to Miss SARAH Y. KNIGHT,
OF Baltimore county eldest daughter Omand Knight
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FOUNDRY RITRNT
WEATHER REPORT

PETERSBURG, April 9.-Tappey's Southern Foun
dry, at this place was destroyed by fire tonight
Loss $4,000; partially insured.
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|. M. SINGER &. Co.'S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES.

THE BEST EVER OFFERED FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS
Jos BALTIMORE STREET
W 10 Clergymen of all denominations and Sewing
Societies attached to Churches we offer our Family Ma
chine at half-price
~ W. E. FREDERICK,
le-4-u Agent.
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~ TINGES 4 ALLNUTT
ONNISSIO Mel CH4NTS
o 245 and 247 BALTIMORE STREET,
oher to the trade at reduced prices advances
large and well assorted stock of fresh goods direct from
importers and manufacturers, consisting in part of
SHOES and BOOTS of all leading kinds
FUR and WOOL HATS, of every Variety
ver-Grey White and Mixed "
BLOOMERS and FLATS, trimmed and untrimmed
And full assortment of
BONNETS
OF STRAW ana SILK white and coored of latest styles
" The entire stock is worthy the attention of shippers
and wholesale and retail dealers. mr27 i3m
DENMEAD'S IRON WORKS.
A & w. DENMEAD & SONS,
IA BALTIMORE
Locomotive and Stationary Steam Engine Builders Iron
Founders, General Machinists and Boiler Makers
a1-Manufacturers of Improved BLOWING MACHINES
for Anthracite and other Blast Furnaces SUGAR. GRIT
SAW and ROLLING MILLS
fe22 1y.
DARASOLS, PARASOLS, PARASOL,S.
In such variety that the taste of every purchaser can
be suited. Children's PARASOLS and SHADES; Para
soils of extra large size for elderly ladies' In Brocade
Moir Antique and Pou de Sol have endless assort
ment. The ladies Paragon, Sun and Rain UMBRELLA
has become quite popular and certainly very desirable
Also large and varied assortment of Paris FANS of
recent importation
f. NJ. PUNDERsOy & CO,
209 Baltimore street, Agents for
ap7f Wheeler & Wilson's Family Sewing Machines
~ 4 IL II n i " u y
.,-,-,-u, ... STRAW BONNETS;
JOCKEYS HOODS AND FLATS;
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, ETC.
A LARGE STOCK OF
EVERYTHING NEW
FOR
SPRING TRADE
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & Co,
mr-t-zm No. 237 BALTIMORE STREET.
GUAM
~ AT REDUCE PRICES
We invite the attention of Farmers and their gents
to
STOCK OF GUANO,
which we prepared sell in any quantities and
greatly reduced prices
Our Stock comprises:
No. l PERUVIAN, (direct importation.)
No. l CALIFORNIA from the Pacifc.)
MEXICAN, containing 60 per cent. Phosphate of
NEVASSA, COLOMBIAN,
And all other varieties of known value and reputation
which we warrant pure as imported
We have also for sale
CLAY PEAS AND BLACK PEAS
(now extensively used as fertilizers
SEED CORN, SEED OATS &C. &c
?. MALC0M & CO.
al9 eo6tr Wood street, Bowly's Wharf
JOSHUA WALKER,
- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND DEALER IN
FEED, HAY AND STRAW
p: H.. No. ITO n. HOWARD STREET
brands Corn Oats, Corn Meal Chop Rye and Mill Feed
hay and Straw in bales. Cut Straw. &c. mrf,r.t
a. X A N ALES.
In store and for sale by FAIRBANKS PATENT
j. A. WESTON & CO.,
100 Sole Agents for Fairbanks Scales,
feZz-f Al South Charles Street.