davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-26

E-"Wake up and pay your lodgings, p
said the deacon, as he nudged a sleepy.
stranger with the contribution box on Sun
dav.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-26

G Insults are said to be like counterfeit
money; we can't hinder them from being Of
fered but are not compelled to take them.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-26

@A down east woman, who is opposed
to woman's rights, asks 'sIf men can't do
the voting, and take care of the country.
what is the use of them % 3 ''f
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-26

~What is the best line to lead man
with ? Crinoline.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-26
Not an Uncommon Case.

q traveller from Virginia, as his blooded
horse, plethoric saddle bags, and naughty en-
soaeiance indicated, stopped at comfortable
Uayside inn, in Kentucky, one night, many
years ago. The landlord was joyial, whole
|souled fellow, as landlords were in those
days, and gave the stranger the. best enter
tai1ments his table and bar would afford, as
web as his own merry company to make him
||gla Early in the morning the stranger
was up and looking around, when he espied
a. rich bed Of mint in the garden. He
|stfaightway sought Boniface, and indignant
at what he supposed his hospitality in set
ting plain whisky before him., when the
means Of brewing nectar was SO easy of ac-
cess, he dragged him forth to the spot, and
pointing his finger at the mint, he exclaim-
|ed.--
81 say, landlord, viii you be good enough
to say what that is"
"a bed of MINT" said the somewhat as
ton;shed landlord
And And ., will you please tell me what is the
well, don't exactly know, 'cept the old
Mcaan dries it sometimes with the other
S7s y, :.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-26

EA few mornings since one Of our law
yers was startled from his dreams Of rich
clients and fat fees by loud knocking at
his door He opened the door, when a
gentleman of Africa" commonly known
as Mariposa Jack, stood before him,
.Look here, judge" said he, I wants
your 'pinion on law pint.
~ .t.Well, go on. /" -
''S'pose a man brings some eggs to town,
and hires anoder nigger to sell, an dat mig
ger can't do it, and he gibs 'em to me-. an
| lose de money, kin he do any ting wild
mew
The learned council, putting on his wiscst
look, informed him that he knew of no law
to punish him.
''Yah yahp' chuckled Jack, II know'd
he couldn't in the fust place-kase-de-
kase de eggs was rotten any how. Judge,
when duz you want your boots blacked."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-26


Of the assertion.
"And do you mean to tell me that you
don't know what mint julep is?'
''Not 'cept its something like sage tea,
|stranger?"
''Sage tea! Go right along to the house,
get bucket of ice, loaf sugar and your best
liquor"
The landlord obeyed. and the stranger
soon made his appearance with a handful Of
the fragrant, dewy mint, and they brewed
and drank, and brewed and drank again
Breakfast was over, and the stranger's horse
was brought out, only to be ordered back
again. Through the livelong day, they
brewed and drank, one or two neighbors
dropped in, who were partakers and late in
the night were their orgies kept up. Ere
they made it bed time. the landlord and his
Virginia friend, who had initiated him into
the pleasant mysteries of mint julep, were
sworn brothers, and when the latter depar-
ted the next morning, Boniface exacted a
pledge that he should stop on his return, and
stay as long as he pleased, free of cost.
The strangers business, however, detain-
ed him longer than he expected, and it was
the next Summer before he came back.
Riding up late the evening, he gave his
horse to an old negro who was at the gate,
and at the same time inquired: ''Well, Sam,
how is your master?'
s'Yonder him come," said the negro,
pointing to youth who was approaching.
Il mean your old master, foolp'
ssOld massa! him done dead dis tree
months p
Dead! What was the matter with him !
BE was in fine health when [ left him y
"Yes; but see Massa Stranger, one oi
dem Virginny gemmans come long here last
year and showed him how to eat greens in
his Ticker he like it so we'll he done stuck
to it till it kill him. said the darkey, shak-
ing his head. -
The stranger passed less jovial night
than on his previous visit, and was off by
daybreak the next morning. He quieted
his conscience, however, in the end. with
the reflection that .good things are some
times misused."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-26
SKrrcHps OF 4 GENTLEMAN --Moderatioen

! SKETCHES soFAGENTLEMAN.--Al OF Moderation,
decorum, and neatness distinguish the gen.
tleman !; lie is at all times affable, diffiderif,
and studious to please. Intelligent and po-
Elite, his behavior is pleasant and graceful
When he enters the dwelling of an inferier,
he endeavors to hide. if possible. the differ,
tence between their rank in life; ever will
ing to assist those around him, he is neither
'unkind, naughty, nor oyerbearings In the
mansions of the great, the correctness of his
mind induces him to bend to etiquette, but
not to stoop to adulation correct principle
cautions him to avoid the gaming table, In
ebriety, or any other foible that could occa-
sion him self-reproach. Pleased with the
pleasures of reflection. he rejoices to see the
gaieties of society, and is fastidious upon no
point of little import. .,ssf Iis
LAUGHING PH1LosoHHER. R.-The author Of
work called '.Notes Of an Army Surgeon"
records the following incident as having oc-
cured during the siege Of Fort Erie, in the
war of 1872: -. -
Il remember one day, in making my hos
|pital rounds, a patient just arrived, presen-
ted an amputated arm, and in doing SO,
could hardly refrain broad laugh; the tit
ter was constantly on his face.
.'What is the matter? This does not
strike me as subject for laughter"
cit is not doctor but excuse mel lost
my arm in SO funny way that still laugh
when look at it. y 5,l.s l,zsi9sFis8 asfgsI
'sWhat way ?? H Il asisgsgI
s.Our first sergeant wanted shaving and
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1ubIit SAILS.
BY LENNON Il BROGDEN
BUCHANAN s WHARF.

POSTPONED SALE.
nN THIS DAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1858
Vat II o'clock, at the auction stores on Buchanan.
Wharf-cargo of schr Priscilla from Arecbo represented
IO1 HHDs. P. R. SUGAR.
Will be added
1S0 BAGS DAMAGED RIO COFFEE;
= OR. CKS. 4 > IF. PIPES ROCHELLE BRANDY; 81
>SRobin,'' pale and dark entitled TO debenture;
~ Or CKS. GENUINE PORT WINE;
90 BOXES ADAMANTINE CANDLES;
TX OCTAyEs SHERRY WINE "RUBIA;''
500 REANs STRONG WRAPPING PAPER;
400 BUSHELS CADIz SALT.
ocSts LENNON & BROGDEN, Auct'rs.
- o., VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BAL
.siii TlMoRE AND CALVERT STREETS FOR SALE.
Ill be offered at public sale, MONDAY, No
yembcr LIST, at the Exchange Sales Rooms o'clock p
THE MUSEUM BUILDING fronting 60 feet s inches on
Baltimore street and running back 6S feet inches on
Calvert street.
The BUILDING Immediately the rear of the above,
fronting 10 feet Calvert and running back
west line of the Museum lot This lot is subject to Il
ground rent of $3.50 per annum.
Inc two lots run back Bank Lane and offer magni
cent opportunity for an advantageous investment The
lots will be sold together separately Possession of en-
tire buildings given pril 1st 1859.
Terms made known at sale application to
W. W. GLENN, Agent
LENNON 4 BR0GDEN,
oc9-eots Auctionncr.
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EDE MOVAL

II EMoVAL B. T. ELDER.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT
REMOVED from No. 81 Smiths Wharf to
NO. 100 SOUTH EUTAW STREET
Opposite Camden Station of the b. & O. r r
NENTLEMEN'S STYLE OF DRESS
WHATS, for Fall 1858, can be had in great variety a
HUGHES & CO.'S, "a Baltimore st. FELT HATS of al
styles and qualities CAPS every description at their
usual low prices. SLIM
HIRE PLACE SrOVES-We would in
a wife Housekeepers to examine our new FIRE PLACE
STOVES They put up in connection with fireboard
and for breakfast dining rooms their moderate cedI
will commend them to general consideration We ASH
have the PARLOR COMPANION and UNION PARIOR
STOVES, for heating parlOrs and over them AL
so. general variety of HEATING and COOKING
STOVES. to which we call attention. COLLINS HEATH
u HUTCHINSON, Maryland Stove and Plumbing House
y Light street sl6-tf
g Ca ~z1H A II Il / s. SPORT ING
N>N/} WAREHOUSE.
Z&f'E@ MAKER AND IMPORTER OF
~ " GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS
ll6 WEST PRATT STREET, NEAR Souri,
The attention Of the sporting public is called to tn,
stock of goods offered for sale No 16 Pratt street re
cent Importation and warranted unsurpassed in the citv
4 general assortment If
SINGLE AND DOUBLE BARREL GUNS.
COLTS REPEATING,
AND ALIENS AND WARMERS REVOLVERS
together with every article apperaning the business
STOCKING and REPA IRING done with neatness and
dispatch. ocll-3m WM. HARRIS.
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SARATOGA STREET PROPERTY,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND beginning on the south
side OF Saratoga street No - between Liberty ana fark
streets about lS4 feet west of Liberty street. which place
of beginning is at the centre of nine inch partition wall
between the house erected the Lot now being described
and the adjoining house the and running thence
west having front of nineteen feet and four and half
inches it'll depth of hundred and twenty-five feet,
and privilege of an alley out to Clay street.
The house is fine large NEW FOURSTORl BRiCh
DWELLING and STORE, with large Back Buildings
The property subject ground rent of one hundred
first of May and November See lease from b. NJ Heighe
and wife John g. Fedderman, dated sth May 1856 ard
recorded IN llptr H. -, NO lo9' 1910 'G Tg ING with
IS: large back buding-under rent at SEQ per annum
n BIN addition to the abovenamed ground rent there
is life annuity of 63 dollars per annum, payable month
- RiGGRIY STREET PROPERTY.
All that VACANT LOT in fee simple situated on tho
side of Rdgey street p feet notheriy from the in
erscton of Rdgey and Cross streets binding on Ridge
~ street 80 feet thence westerly parallel with Cross
street 95 feet three feet alley with the of said al
ley thence southery parallel with kdsey street 66 feet
to Cross street. thence easery binding on Cross street
- feet alley three feet wide, running parallel with
Rdgey to Cross strecor the benefit Of the prop
erty being described and the adjoining property;
thence nOrherly said alley - feet thence caSery par
alle with Cross street. II feet to the place OF beginning
ALSO,
GEORGIA LAND.
AOOACRES OF LAND lying in the Thirteenth District
1stUn A1Idmg county, State Of Georgia. and distin-
guished in the plan of said district, No. rs.
Pat and other particulars can be seen application
the Auctoneers.
~ ALSO,
:M FAYETTE STREET PROPERTY.
LOT OF GROUND, No 142 East Fayctte street, near
Canal north side Is feet inches by depth of IS
Little Nicholson street
Improved by threestory Brick DWELLING, with
two-story Back Building Ground rent Sl450 per annu
Now under rent at $3.50 per annum.
81 Also
~ At 1 O'Clock on the same AFTERNOON on the nrcr,
iseS, shall sell six LOTS OF GROUND on the west side
of Eden street. between Chew and Eager streets near Mad
ison square The first lot on the corner of Eden street
and Smiths alley, IA feet front by co deep The ad
joining five lots are II feet front EACH by GO feet deep
All are improved by two-story and attic DWELLINGS
under good tenants rent 50 per front foot
Terlns-Onchaif cash. balance three and six months
with interest ana approved security. cash. at the option
Of the purchaser. GEORGE H. UAIG
Trustee of John G Fledderman
s2Seo&ds + W. BENNETT & Co. Auct'rs
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w WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
And Importers of
HAVANA, PRINCIPE AND GERMAN SEGARS
And Manufacturers of Domestic
Also, keep constantly on hand, PIPES Of every kind
SHUTS and Smoking Tobacco Tobacco Knives &C. at low
est market prices.
No 96 LOMBARD STREET BALTIMORE
Terms to regular customers, months. Bills in
variably cash. slO-tf
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1rp 6ooos,

SEPTEMBER 18TH.
~ FALL OPENING OF
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS
Comprising all the newest and most attractive styles
nSILK ROBES, A TABLEAU
ROBES, A LEI
ROBES, 4 DOUBLE JUPE;
SILKS, by the yard in great variety
PRINTED MERiNoS;
DELAINES;
POPLINS;
MERINO PLAIDs;
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES;
POLE DE CHEyRES;
SHAWLS;
MOURNING GOODS;
10 which We will be adding all the novelties the season.
SA large and well selected stock of Housekeeping
and DOMESTIC GOODS. Also, full assortment OF
CLOTHS and CASSlMERES, for Men's-and Boys wear.
SD WRoTli FULLERTON, s. Baltimore St
~ EW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
y AMOS LOYEJOY Il CO.
has just received at the New Store.
No. 1875 BALTIMORE STREET.
second door below McsSgs II. Easter & Co,
uaerpp,- or ~, ,G,it'd' assortment Of
UNDER SHIRTS.
DRAWERS, &c =,
comprising in part Real Shaker Knit Shirts Drawers
ana ha Hose; Heavy SILK Shirts and Drawers; Scotch
ooi, do. do plain and ribbed, superior Mcrino Shirts
ana drawers for Ladies' Gents Misses and Boys; Hosiery
and Gloves in the greatest variety: Ladies' Gauncts ana
underseeves Ladies' and Misses Caters; Wooen Shawls
Anbics CapcS and Hoods; Woocn Yarns, Wool WaGding
NorStedS, Tidy Cottons Woollen Over Jackets: Knit
Hose best quality; Needles Pins Tapes spool Cotton Sew
ing silks, Boston Wadding &c, &C. Wholesale and re-
tau NJ the lowest market prices No 1875 Baltimore St,
between Charles and Light SITS
y. B.-AMoS LuNEJOY has had no interest or connec-
o with the old store No lbs Baltimore street since last
February having sold the entire stock to Mr. Hag at
tldl TIME OC5-U
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StotAs, GytDlNQe, 1T.

St0fke E-Yfh9NGh AR
~'V''S' l-'tS9''''9t' W.
HnAJTIAIepE, ,,i,r,- -, an 1000 ANN
800 i-'iCi'i4 ' - o5 VT lCou AMI
oc2$t "''''" ~ ''i'-' I'll ''i'f'N NO > North ST.
Ns ~ IL tt,iIn, DAMN oIOih for sal.
~ ny ISRAEL CollEN oci23t
BALTIMORE FIRE IN $ RAN { f.
z,I;7y >;IH7 DED lEN-5r s55,,f,f1T lt,
& ,e.o 5l-A : 81 80 /. % O1h Ei
street "'''''' - ''''i ~, oc SStT"
(<ITI7 Cy7GI,,,i5- ,1f5 ,l--5- w .51I,T, =
Z vi = ONh tf 1919 w AN III, by
Wy II. SULLIVAN. No. - Second street. ocS-tf
TENTRAL OHIO r. r. 2nd Mortgage
AJBonds, wanted by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr., basement
Chesapeake Bank. Oc5-tf
a. - ,tTaj,tlT ~ ,,IfII\T II11 = = i
Egby ISRAEL COHEN, No. North st. oc5tf
NNECuANI(,,S; y Ma SyV0CV Mo,,toj
M r->ii ~ ~ - h'-A-Ei> % N w al'eu
BanH. '' " i'-''''-'' ''' ''''''''' cc4 If
C<IrIIT - f1TSD ,,T,H-rC ON
4 vi IFhn ZEN LJAN, LOT SAFE by
oc4 ,f''' Ell "A'i'i' 'F' basement chesapeake Bank
I,r,,Ily1I, -, ar, ;,
AZ all i-hoiIF 5 vi lcIo.-poT SAFE Dy
s2S.St '0''N-> NO. . f'''iiA''" D"''0i"sS'
N --r,l,,I ,=rl,,,, ,i,,,,, 80, =, =,
M ECIiANiCS|, FARhERS' " PLAN
- 81 nEkS-ank Shares for sale by ISRAEL COHEN.
V1 j, MI :, +, ,-,z1,,,,1 ~,
4 IhANNLiN hANh 1oSh.-N ahted
y ~ iSlsIEI TT1GI y - s2o,2t
~ EN lOhh, PHILADELPHIA AND
BOSTON FUNDS, constantly for sale by SAM. IiAR-
MS ~ o'-N' l'p p'litiiloit 81 SOU
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l. NEyETT STEELE, Trustees.
VIM. II. G. DORSEY, - "7'
GIBSON x co, Auct'S
BY T.. " BENNETT ~ co.
O.. TRUSTEES SALE
hsi,i
+zassA IEASEHOLD AND FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY
ON SARATOGA, RIDGELY, FAYETTE 4 EDEN SITS.

Ia y Is N WEVINITIll1
FOE SAFE AT AUCTION.

By virtue of order of the Superior Court for Bait
city the undersigned Trustee Of John G. Fielder
man, will sell by public auction, at the Baltimore IN
change, No. 10 South Gay street, on THURSDAY AT
TERNOON, October Dist at o'clock, the following prop
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9b0toqrapbu.
plumbers,

G. W. FISHER. A.. HUNTER.
NISI1ER e HUNTER,
III PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
13S West Fdyetts Street, H0tcard
ROOFERS.
AND DEALERS IN
HOT AIR FURNACES, RANGES AND STOVES,
oc1-tfl TIN x SHEET IRON WORK TO ORDER
DLUMBlNG IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES
n By JAMES FAY, No Is Sharp St, . doors south
of German St, Baltimore Keeps constantly hand IN
assortment of hYDRANTS, Lift and Force PUMPS
Rams, Water Closets, Lead Pipe Sheet Lead Zine WASH
BASINS and BATH FIXTURES of every description,
put up at the shortest notice the improved pYnc
pie All JOB WORK punctuay attended to on the most
reasonable terms s2$1y
EREDERiCk BULL.
4 PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER
5. +. corner SARATOGA AND PARK STREETS,
Dealer in Forcing Pumps, Water Wheels. Hydrants
Pen Stocks, Fire Plugs, Horse Power Pumps Or
namenal Fountains, Bath Tubs, Water Closets Water
Backs, Iron and Copper Boilers, Cooking Ranges &c
Plumbing in all its various branches. All orders will
receive prompt and personal attention. All work war
ranted $50 3m
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II ENSEY JOHNS & CO.,
IN MANUFACTURES OF THE - -.
SILVER SPRING, FAMILY. EXTRA SUPER fLOuH
1891 Also, keep constantly on hand
The Pdtdpsco Brand and the best grades Of HoiCdrd Sire
and CITY Nails, Extra and Super, and Rye Flour.
f--e Nos. p and "a COMMERCE STREET,
BALTIMORE, Md
Successors to DUER JOHNS jy23m
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HALL & BROTHER,
IL Successors 10 Thomas Nash G CO..
CurerS and Packers of
PROVISIONS, FOR HOME & FOREIGN MARKETS.
And Manufacturers of
REFINED LARD AND LARD OIL
No. B PLEASANT ST., AND III NORTH ST BALTIMORE
Having Railway facilities North ST. Provisions will
be received for Inspection and Storage, Bulk Meats
Smoked on reasonable terms. CUAS G. HALL
Late OF j. &. Harvey & COZ
s10-tf GEO u HAIL '
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

I've
POUNDS.
n Wilkinson 'EsmeraldO Taliaferro and
Jenny A-ind j. B. Gaddess Massie
Bill ftE<gn j. Richardson Everett.
p. PugL sam Ward
Eclipse Gold Leaf
HALF POUNDS.
Nations 1sgiSe Washington Don Juan.
Peoples Fayfete / -
FIVES & TENS.
Russell Il Robinson Sun Flower fIodevah
ellen Glenn James Piper John Stanley.
sANCY STYLES,
Apricot 4 Lusuria del Banana.
Lyle Maxwell I Popolo
JAMBS THOMAS BRANDS.
+ Virgin lbs LumpR Jewel of 0phir Eldorado
I Diadem Twist Twist.
For sale by ). LYLE CLARKE Co,
/ au30-tf 119 West Lombard st.
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SPECTA CLES.
A. GIDEON, tlate of Sermons s; Co, Cornwall, Eng
and) respectfully announces his arrival with splendid
assortment of these newly improved spectacles and
be consulted at his Office. in CARROLL HALL of
Baltimore and Calvert streets, up stairs, ROOM No.
This is the only true Lens that has hitherto been
sructcd, and is founded the scientific principles
in accordance with the philosophy of nature in the pec-
liar form OF concave convex mirror, and most admirably
adapted to the Organ of sight perfectly the Eye
-afforing altogether, the best artificial help the hui
vision.
The great novelty in them is the focus which disposed
OF IN such manner as to counterfeit the nGrity which
it is intended remedy The material Of which pv are
manufactured gives them superior hardness and polish
preventing them from being dcac-d by scratches Their
GOODNESS recommends them especial to those having weak
and irritable eyes The superiority and usefulness these
improved spcctacles is fully demonstrated by unan
nous approval Of the most celebrated Physicians and
lists of Europe and America.
The experience Prof Gcdeon has acquired, combined
with his perfect knowledge of the Optical Science enables
him to decide with certainty the mere inspection the
eye, what sort of glasses are best suited to correct the de
feet or vision either to give greater strength merely
preserve it, as may he necessary without causing any ap
parent change, any fatigue weakness.
OFFICE HoURs-From A. VI. till p. VI.
N B. Persons in the country can be supplied by for
warding in a letter one of their old glasses.
TEsTIMONIALs.
have examined the Brazilian Pebble Spectacles manu-
featured by Messrs. Sermons Co, and while thcoreti
cay satisfied, from knowledge of the material and their
construction, of their superiority those in gen
cr use heretofore have also tested them with those
who have used other glasses, and would hence cheeruy
recommend them to all whose sight requires artificial
aid W. NiLTEyBEGER MD
Baltimore, Sept, LIST, 1858.
fully concur in the opinion expressed by Dr. Miiten-
berger and take great pleasure in recommending the Bra
lillian Pebble glasses to the public
n. r. SMITH, NJ. D.
Baltimore, Sept. LIST, 1858.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3oth, 1858.
PROF. A. GIDEON:
Dear SRI have great pleasure in adding my testimo-
ny to the large amount you have received in favor of the
brazilian Pebbles"
They the most comfortable glasses have ever used
and can most cordially recommend them to all requiring
artificial aid am greatly indebted to you for bringing
them TO my notice. Very truly YOURS
U FRANCIS G. SMITH NJ d
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NIIUMAS ". Il ID,
4 STOCK AND ELL BROKER,
NO. 2 FRANNLlN BUILDING, NORTH STREET,
Buys and sells commission, the STOCKS and ECUR
TIES of this and other markets; Negotiates Notes
Loans. &c. &c. iv14.3m
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sSss C. E N NJ RICH,

GEs G. E NINE RI Oh,
Ess- BOOT AND SHOE
A n U F "A CT Z Err
NO. s s 0 U II S TR E EFT,
Je25-ly BALTIMORE.
30, FIREPLACE STOEES.-For heat
[s-I ing ONE, TWO or THREE SToRIES-a very large
GO assortment, at ROBBINS 4 CO.,
IS and IS Light street
corner of Baderston,
$50 IT below Lombard street (west sde).
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~ HARRIS. JR.,
~ BASEMENT CHESAPEAKE BANK
NORTH STREET.
Buys and sells all the stocks and other securities of this
and other markets commission. sell If
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4 IGHT! LIGHT
-A Wholesale Agency for JONES' PATENT LAMPS,
superior to all others in the market Also dealer in COAL
OIL LAMPS of every description. Constantly hand
COAL OIL of the very best quality, viii will sell at
the market price in quantities to suit purchasers.
AMMIDON & CO.,
No, fl
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m FOR SALE.-Warahouse No. ll9.
m fronting % feet Lombard St, with depth Of 20
49, feet to Baderston St. having the advantage of two
fronts 1t Is built in the most substantial manner and
has a deep dry cellar. Occupied by Messrs. ]. LYLE
CLARK CO., who will continue it. give pos
session when required; apply to ISAAC REYNOLDS Il
BiluCrStOu 81 DIFF