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Stomach or Liver.

And the various affections consequent upon dsOf-
Jered
Stomach or Liver.
Such Indigestion, Acidity of the stomach, Cholic
Pains, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Despondency
Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all Ner
vous Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections, 1t has, IL
Instances, proved highly beneficial and in
others elected a decided cure.
This Il purely vegetable compound, prepared Oh
strictly scientific principles, after the manner of the
celebrated Holland professor, BOerhave. Because OI
It's great most of the European States, il
introduction into the United States was intended NOR
especially for those Of fatherland scattered her
and there the face of this mighty Country
Meeting with great success among them, now ole
the Amc lean public, knowing that ITS truly
derfu medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
It is particularly recommended To those person
whose constitutions may have been impaired by IL
sipatuE Generally instantaneous in effect, il dnds its
way directk 10 the Of life, thrilling and quicken
ing every nerve, raising up the dropping spirit
IN fact iui,Isug health and viCor IN the system.
NUTICE-Whoever expects TO lind tins hevera
will be disappointed; but TO the sick, the weak a
low spirited il will prove grateful aromatic cordial
CAUEsO
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma La
induced many uitatcns, which the public Shout
guard against purchasing. BE not persuaded TO bu
an \ thing else untii you have gwen Boerhave's Ho
how Infinitely superior il is to all these mutations
So Sold at 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles for 80,
THE SOLE PROPRIETOR,
Benz PAGE, Jr., 81 CO.,
Manufacturing PharmaceuItsts ANA Chemists,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the Unitet
states and Cdnadss.
LIZ Sold IA Nashville by
EWIN, PE.NDLETON & CO., Wholesale Ag'ts
". W. BERRY n DEMOvllIE,
DR.. A. IL. ROSCOE,
10. 6. BROWN,
DENUNIiIL x BELL,
G.. " HENDEGiSifUIT,
Or. /. WELLS,
WELLS, HOOPER X CO,
BEECH y HUNTER.
And by Druggists generally throughout the state
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All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free of charge. When selling by
the quantity their discount 10 per from
retail prices. j. E BAUMAN & co.
jy26-ly.
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Accidents.

New YORK, Nov. 19.-The new State Ar
senal floor gave way, prostrating most of the
side and partition wall. Loss 100000. No
body was injured.
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MACKENZIE l. MINCuIN


Have rented the House No II College street, few
doors below the SeWauec House.
Thei stock Of Hardware - now complete, and con
tans al least as great a variety be found IN
any house in the city They viii enduavor 10 keep at
all times the best articles ia their line, and To sell at
RUILDERS-Every description Of Locks, from
the best quality to the cheapest Bolts,
Hinges, screws and Nails Of all sizes.
CARPENTERS-Panes saws, Chisels, Guages,
All Hammers, and every descriptions OF
tools.
BLACKSMITHS-V ises, Anviis, Siedge Hammers,
steel, &c
PAIyTERS-Brushcso of every size and quality,
sash Tools, busters, Cancels Hair Pen
els, SC, SC.
STABLEKEEPERS-Th finest English and French
Horse Brushes, American Brushes, Curry
Combs Dung Forks &c.
FARMERS-Spados, Shpye,s, Scy thes, Picks, Sc.'
GARDENERS-lioe RaSes, Pruning implements,
Lines, &c.
SPORTSMEN-pouble and Single Barrel Shot Guns
Powder FlasSs, Game Bags, Percussion
Gaps, &c., P0ckct Pistols, Colt 5 ReVoiv-
49, ers, Affairs and all the improve
ments IN Fire Arms.
HOUSE KEEPERS-Plated Forks, Table and Tea
spoons, ivory Handled Cutlery Of every
pattern Knives aud Forks Of all kinds
CANDLESTICKS-Britt Planished Tin, Japan
ned, OF all kinds.
BASKETS every shape and size
WATERS AND TEA TRAYS-From lOots. each
up L. the unest quality
WOODEN WARE-BuekeIs, Rolling Pins, Trays,
BOWS
FEATHER UsTERs-Dus,ing Brushes, Brooms,
Pops iieads and Eyes, Mops, and Cas-
pei Brushes.
ORNAMENTAL GoODS-Plate Warmers, Goa
Vases, Toilet sets, &c, &c, &c.
MACKENZIE AlINCHIN,
octes-1 Il College street.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE.
soIE IMPORTER, Nos. IS. 20 and % Beaver 81,
NEW YORK

The following respectable d. ms in New Orleans
sell the GENrfNE SCIINAPFs
r. HART * CO.. Wholesale Grocers.
EATON & HENDERSON,
GOODRICH & Co. a.
A. n. GRIEFF Il Co,
W. l.. ALLEN 4 Co,
H. BLOCK A co, "a
JOHN 7 MOORE * CO.,
JOS II Al. \. MARKS,
nISCOE & SIsiMS.
HALL. kRNIP \ co,
=. ". COEIER, Rrandies Wines Re
BUN<EiL BAfIIEfF, Commission Merchants
JOHN WRIGHT CO., Wholesale DIR ssyists.
o o. woODMAN
THOMPSON q BARSEs, Grocers,
G. TIIEr REs. Csfuc-ries, Wins and Liquors &
GE0. c. WHITE 4 CO., =
KARSTENnEiK a %, q
HOLMES X SPENCER,
W. l. LtSgkR 90. New Orleans.
W. A. VOi.FTTE a CO., -
octl-3Hdin3drAW
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THE YOUNG wIFE's DIARY!

BY A DAUGHTER OF The WEST.
II contains tine whole history of woman's trials
and VIII be read with the deepest feeling by all classes
Of the Community -
These charming stories wfll he succeeded by others
Of similar description, several Of which are already
in preparation.
All the former peculiar features nf the paper which
have given il world wide reputation, will be con-
tinucd while the several new will give infinite
variety b. Its ever diversified pages. Among them
a number OF fresh, spicy, amusing,
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PORK-iast week Hogs were sold atthe market
house in Huntsville az cents. This week they have
been selling at cents-a decline OF one cent We
have heard OF no engagements Of Pork. Buyers
unwilling gage 1T than four cents. Attlat
Pork coul be readily SOLD ia Huntsville for cash.
-HHHtsriIle 4dcocGte.
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ON TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
AXagnIneent scheme
TO BE DRAWN
5.fS5 Prizes amounting to.--....-...-.. $500, 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters 50 so

p9-A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent to any DESTROYS OF receivngiE.
Certificates of Packages viii be sod az the fol-
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New Clothing Store.
IN. WARD. IN. HKRaNcHAN. JAS. M'Dnxo1;
Ward, Birmingham d Co.,
PNACVXCAX4 EAXIAORS,

no. ~ hOttc square, opposite S0Lih egid Of the
Married House.
vNTE are now receiving a large and entire -.
w new stock OF FALL AND WINTER REA- ~
/ Di MADE CLOTHING AND GENTIEMEN'S NJ
| FIRNisHlNG GOODS, most of which were liz
made np 60 our order, Of the latest styles ana
be surpassed In any house in the city. Our stock
comprised in part of all the newest les of Over
coats, Frock and Dress Coats all colOrs; Business
Goats, Office Goats, Cashmere Pants and Vests, in
great variety.
Patented SHoUIDER SEAMED SIuRTs, large and
tensiyS stuck, ana warranted Ia dt better and
better than any other make OF shirts. Gloves, Neck
Ties, ScsTis Mu1ers. Cravats e-adjusting SUCKS.
Under shirts, and Drawers, Half Hose, Suspenders,
Linen Cambria, Bandanna aud Pougee Handkcrchieisy
Travelling ShawIs, Robe de ChAnbEes, Youths' Coats,
Pants and Shirts. Umbrellas, &C
Piece Goods.
We have also large and superior lot Of Cloths
French and Engiish-ail, Black and Fancy COored
Cassimeres, OF entirely sly les solid colored Cas-
smeres of all qualities, Fancy Cut and Velvet Vest
ings, Fancy Cashmere and Morsted festing, creme
dine Nesting; vi ch viii make up order in the
very best ST. ie and guarantee ht 10 please the
wcArer sale.
ALEX X. NICHOL solicits call from his friends.
Al, Goods sold by Us guarantee TO be repre-
scented time OF sale We Will also Clothing
order. WARD, Bf.IkMINSHAM 4 CO.
scptl5-u
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Lebanon Hog Market.

rORK-The weather being favorable for few days
past, large number of hogs have been slaughtered
5 cents is the price paid.-Le6an0n Herald
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"Sewanee Mining Co., Tracy City, Tenn"
New Hardware House.

THE subscribers have associated themselves to-
4 gether, for the purpose OF doing business in
Hardware, Cutlery, and House Furnishing
Goods.
The business will be conducted under the STYLE OF
MacKenzie X Minchn. AlEN hAChENZlE,
Nashville, Oct. l, ls5s. W. H. MINCHlN.
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WHEELER & WILSON
Manufacturing Company's Improved
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
nnrrEc DEnrSrUn

Hhh@I<o hIDttEDs
NEW IuPRosEuENrs ADDED.
Every Ladv sAorld call aAd szansse nc IsalasfaI
Work dune ga lsis Hacklae!
A NEW ana very tngensoas Hemu1lng Poet has
~ bsre attached ~ taas Azchins. shsch turns aad
stischc< hra Ia The NEST beAstllal manner.
Ufs~e % Ceiicsr sueci, Nashville. fenn-
nosie-sm SIKH wHEEIER, AeExT.
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Best and Cheapest Family Newspaper

IN TIE WORLD
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E'isors and Proprietors, Io7 Fulton street,
ns~lg New York.
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for Ground Alum 1856 for Marshalls and .reary &
Darcys Fine and 145 cts per sack for Ashto MS 10
Turk : Island is selling at 20 cts. per bushel ~
TOBACCO-A good demand still continues Ia nravai,
Tor Mary Tobacco and the receipts taken as lst as
inspected at shade above former rates We uuote com
mon to good crop at S4750 with but little selin nj the
lowest figure, and averaging about :55OlG6 Ohio To
cco mas Deen IN active request this week with sales of
out ooo mus at our previous quotations. viz-common
sngled, mixed with green, Sc So 5O common IN MD
ding red spanged So 80 to $780, good to fine red and
yeiiow spahged SSGl0 good to fine yellow nclu.,in@
choice hhds Sl1G15 There is a moderate demand fIr
kentucky Tobacco but operations restricted in
quence difficulty fhavng it promptly inspected We
note sales ofabout so hhds Mason county and other
tons at SG25al3 according to quality The inspections
OF the week are $50 hds Maryland 57b hbds Ohio and
81 hhds. kentucky-total . ia hhds "'"
MANUFAcTURED ToBACCo.-We have no change TO note
IN 1e market for this article The demand continues
moderate and receipts light We still quote sound com
mon 70 good common pounds Hall cents; medium do
n gGoG DO ga Is cents fine do 3Oa5O CENTS
lS,s and 90 9G12 cents ff'7' .
There have been no sales reported this wee,
nTTG nn AS;oclatlon fallow is held at 10Y cts
W0oD.-The new clip is coming in slowly and we note
uHc1e Oh cts per ID in unwashed We quote it now
az 40 Gus per ID other grades unchanged We quote
at % ~ cts for tub washed; 1924 cts for No pulled
c nr Gus ,4p pulled merno and fleece 2Sd32
three quarter blood do 354O cts for three n
lu w PITSa DO and 4la43 cts for Extra Wool
sales up 400 bbs Ohio at q cts 400 bhls DO d onH
cts ooG CITY at 20 cts and so bbs Country at 20
M md M % very quiet at 20 cts for City and Coun
FkElGiTS,-The amount Offering for Liverpool is fair
at unchanged rates viz Sd per bshe for grain in shin
pers bags, 9E do in ships bags Cd for flour 22s "a
Tor tobacco 35s for bark in bags, 22s 13Os per TON
for heavy goods The for tobacco Bremen is Dos
at which the ship Schiller is loading Two ships are TAX
ing in for Rotterdam 25s We note the th
week of two brgs and schooners for Windwar IN
10 cts per bb schooner for St. Jago Cuba and back
az cts ana port charges paid schooner load in the
bay for Portsmouth 50 per H. on oak plank and timber
we quote coastwise freghts follows: Bostou-coal
81 So Hour p cts, grain cts. Provdenpe-5 cts on
n 1 and Y
cts on grain Lumber from the bay ports in Maine $40
per thousand feet The rate to Charleston is cts per
DuSe ana 90 cts per Dbl for whiskey; to Mobile 90 cts
per Dbl and l2k cts per foot and to New Orleans 1oH
cts per cubic foot -|1
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viz 1Sa2 cts for Aaamantine; 2SG30 cts for Chemical
Sperm; 3s(d4O cts, for Sperm; 13a4 cts for Western
Mould, and l5yU Id cts for City do
COAL.-The market continues very dull Rates are
however, unchanged, and quote Cumberland at so
for tlne S315 for Run of Mlne and 81 % for Lump deliv
cred on board at Locust Point Anthracite for family use is
lower we now quote it S550a575 delivered and Cumber
land Lump at So.
FLOUR.-The market opened very heavy this week at a
decline Of 12H cts per Dbl. subsequently, however un
der more favorable foreign adyces better demand
for shipment the market recovered and within few DAYS
past has been comparatively active steady rates We
give the following summary of the weeks transactions
this variety. The sales include 800 bbs Super at the
opening Mt 425; subsequently 100 bbls sold at 81 81
and yesterday 100 bbls. at S431 aud today $50 bbs Mt
Sl37H at which figure the market steady for the
best brands We also had reported sales of bbls Fine
Flour at $3.50 In Extra there little done Sales of
900 hbls. at S462H and yesterday $50 bbs at S475-
The asking price at the close is S4.G2%G475
HOWARD STREET-There has been more inquiry for this
description, and prices show fuctuation We had
reported sales of 200 bbs Super at 2 $50 bbls do at
S43l, and 8 $50 bbs do at S437 the market closing
today steady with sales of $50 bbls at S437% There
very little demand for Extra during the week Sales
only 200 bbls at So 2 and 100 bbls at So at which fly
the market closes very quiet
CITY MILLs-The sales include $50 bbs Super at 81
and 500 bbls, by order, of superior grade at S. time;
Also 900 bbs., go South American mort on
private terms In Extra there movement holders
are asking $525d5.50.
BALTIMORE GROUND FAMILY is selling by the draw load
at 81 so, and Extra at $3.50 per Dbl.
RYE FLOUR has been very dull throughout the week at
$3.50 per Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Saes of 500 bb1s Baltimore ground at S.
so, and 20 punchcons $1650617 The market closes
steady at these rates.
The exports for the week have been
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 18th.

III,
RoTTERpAN-1 401 hills Horr Z bo1rh,s IA ooct,,
tobacco so bills beef 81 tons bark II $50 hid savc
6,036 Dbl slaves 2F' ''0o ' S''' %
HAvRE De GRACE Fr,xcp a5o bhds .,0ooo ,,o
bags bark Ia 500 hid slaves ''''' '0''''O' JIG
HALIFAX, y. $500 bbls flour Q 361 bushels corn 90
bolts duck '' -
RoI De JANEIRo'and a market ia 900 hills ao,r
HAVANA railroad bridge . sci cross t;oS Sec s,;,o
blocks. ' wv P0
ST JAGo DE CURA-2 600 shocks and beods
DEMERARA-S94 bbls -four, 200 bbs corn ,noo, d,
puncheon meal 200 bbs bread 400 bus corn loo h
oats los bus bran 1Oo tins la oso rus s"El Vo pus;
boxes cheese hhds tobacco . 5oO faet IUnb ~ 80 u
oysters SO sheep > - ' " '
Hour hls ,,;d5I;n ~ " i'lI opls: uo;' Dbl. rye
500 bus corn IS kegs butter o. egs lard Lettfe do
buckets do 3 bbls and 6f loose hams 90 boxns oo ~
boxes candles l43 bus bran 600 segars case Sboo
bags coffee bbls pork l Dbl half bbs beef Ok I'LL
bread, Dbl half bbls sugar "a bus onts hnS oas
bbs tar hills Mitch ZOO St I,r,h 20 , Jus eis
beans 2boxes hbIs bscuit bhI coi ~ pus'
80, . h iloc, ppis 40 boxes pipes Dbl turpen-
TRIyTDAp 200 hhI G 70 va h,s MS tongues
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS
FOR THE WEEK ENDING FR1p.y EVENING

FOR THE WEEK ENDING FRIDAY EVENING MAY IA
EXCHANGE.-Rates unchanged since our Quota
tons OF Wednesday, and the market has been quite dull
We quote Bankers Bills on London 1094 Commercial
do los aloe Paris GO days sight 5f12k and short
sight 5fOS4; Antwerp 5f12k Amsterdam 4I %(G4I &:
Bremen 19&G794; Hamburg 81; Cologne 734(G73I:
Frankfort Il q. 2>&'
ALC0H0L-The market has ruled dull Throughout the
week. and We note sales of only SO bbs Western 95 pr
cent at 80 cs at which figure the market closes
Retail lots are selling at 43(d45 cts.
BEESWAN is unchanged, quotations being nominal Mt
80 cts per lib. for bright yellow -
BREAD-There is only moderate inquiry at our ouo-
tations viz: 81 cts for Navy cts for Pilot and cts
cash.
BARk.-There has been n very light demand through
out the week and prices are barely maintained Weuuoe
No. Quereitron at $20Gs23
COFFEE-The light stock and consequently very l;m;
ted assortment throughout the has retarded
tons though the demand has been quite good The sales
include $50 bags medium Rio at 10H cts 200 bags good
fair at ION cts. $50 bags low grades lOOlOH cts 150
bags good at ii cts and 100 bags Java at Tx cts la
guayra has been quiet and quote it nomnay nj II Z
(I12 cts The market closes very firm at IOdI0k cts
for low grades to medium, I0H cts for good fair ii cts
for good and 4d11H cts for prime Rio The stock had
ar accession yesterday by the bark Leighton from Rio
with 1000 bags, also $500 bags from New York The
entire stock now is about IL 900 bags
COTTON-The demand this week has been moderate
and still confined to spinners who purchasing ONLY
to supply their immediate wants The sales amount to
about bales low mddling to middng fair Upland and
Gulf at I'm cash to IA cts four months The
dull and somewhat easier but without quo
table change. We continue to quote:
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IMPORTANT FROM HAYTI

BLOCKADE AND COMMANDMENT OF poRr-AU-PLATTE
BY DOMINICAN FLEET
BY the schooner Montezuma, Capt. Turner, ar
rived yesterday, we have advices from Port-au-
Platte to the Sd inst. On the 23d April, fleet of
Dominican vessels, consisting of a bark and five
schooners, arrived off the port, the commanding
officer of which sent letters shore to the different
Consus and the authorities requesting an interview
on board the bark. He informed them of his inten-
ton to lombard the place; the next day, would not
allow any Spanish or other foreign vessel to leave
port.
The American schooner Wing of the Wind, hence
succeeded in running the blockade, not without
having several shots fired at her. On the first of
May few shots were fired into the place, which
were returned from the fort shore. Only one
shot from the feet took effect. The Montezuma
was not molcsted on leaving port.
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BY F. w. BENNETT 4 co.

f::;f TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of de-
cree of the Circuit Court Baltimore CITY, passed
s<ln a cause wherein Jacob Messersmth is comnlain
ant, and Andrew Schaubla and Alexander d. Davidson
are defendants the undersigned Trustee will offer for
sale at public auction, the premises on WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, the second day Of June at four O'Clock
the following property, viz:
All that LOT OF GROUND, with the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon situate and lying in the city of Baltimore aore
SAID which is thus described Beginning for the same at
the corner formed by the intersection south side of
fatt street and the west side of Emory street. and run
ning thence, binding Pratt street. westerly eighteen
feet, nine inches; thence southery parallel with Emory
street. seventyve feet to three alley; thence east
erly, binding said alley eighteen feet nine inches to
Emory street. and thence northery, binding on Emory
street seventy five feet the place of beginning Subject
to the payment of the yearly rent of sixty dollars and
ninetyfour cents payable half yearly the first of Jan
uary and July in each year. being the ground de-
scrbed in an ndenture of mortgage the said Andrew
Schauba to the said Jacob Messersmh dated the ID day
more city, in Lber f. d. No 124 folio 2l9 &C. and is
the same ground which was by ndenture of assign
ment dated the 4th day of april 1857 recorded among
the land records of Baltimore city aforesaid in Iiber f.
D NO , folio 44S &c. assigned and transferred the
said Andrew Schaubla to the said Alexander b. Davidson
subject to the said mortgage the said Andrew Schauh
la to the said Jacob Messersmh.
The improvements consist of a three-sory brick Dwell
llNGHOUSE, with a twO-story brick back building
known as No BY The first story of the house is
htted up for and has been used a Store.
The terms of sale prescribed by the said decree are
One half cash. the balance in three months with in
terest from the day of sale be by note with
dorsement satisfactory to the Trustee.
EDWARD ISRAEL. Trustee
No. z, Tract House,
Fayette street, near Charles St
+. W. BENNETT Il CO.,
Auct
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decrease in net earnings. .S21 us So
The completion OF this road to Chicago by the
vember next is understand by contract with
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company The roads will
then constitute virtually one line of SIS miles, between
Philadelphia and Chicago making the distance between
New York and Chicago COG miles which is over fifty miles
less than the shortest northern route
The Buffalo Express notices a that the Cananda-
qua and Niagara Falls Railroad which advertised to be
sold soon to be purchased by the Central Railroad Com
pany The subject is supposed to have be taken
consideration at the recent meeting of the Board of Drec
tors at Albany The Canandaigua and Amira Railroad is
to be sold at public auction in Canandaigua the 9th
of june by Philo T. Ruggles, referee
The Michigan Central Road earned in
-Pi, o1 S29S, 299.7
April, 1906. DO, 010 81
nv, S15,2S9. 81
The receipts of the Stonington Railroad for the four
months ending April 20, 1857, Were. 500 DDS II
During the time the decrease in expenses has been
about $4,000.
The earnings of the North Pennsylvania Railroad for the
lscai year ending May l, We're $40 81
same time last year. Observation-Disclosures. 1884. 50
S4T 5000
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
ArIrc
I'D A p e II ii NGIN GS.

II " II y
II Constantly on hand the largest assortment of
PA PER HANGING
in the City of the
RICHEST AND CHEAPEST DESCRIPTIONS
Also, FIRE-B0ARD PRINTS,
CURTAIN PAPERS sc
As we are the LARGEST MANUFACTURERS IN rHE
BUSINESS, Dealers and others would consult their in
terests by calling at our warehouse,
go BALTIMORE STREET,
ap16tf HOWELL A. BROTHERS'
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A. a large number Of the operatives employed in
the DeLane mill at olneyviiIe, R. l.. all those en-
p,oyed N the F Union mill and many from Water
for restoration of wages. 'n s'iihe
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Molasses firm New Orleans held at 3612 l37 cts.
Spirits Turpentine is heavy at Az cts. Rosin is
heavy at Sl.4213 cts. Rice is steady at 1904
cts. Freights.-Cotton to Liverpool 1872.
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ff .H.A TRUSTEES SAI,E-Tbe n6ders,aead


IlMI trustee OF Nicholas Wetzeberger an insoIvent
debtor pursuant to general order of the Court of
lie auction the premises on THIS DAY tb ' P Pun
OF May next at IL O'Clock, NJ: ~
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situated
IN the CITY of Baltimore and described as follows. Begin
Tor the same on the south side of Chew street forty
one eet anu SIX inches from the corner of Chew Ches
yer streets and running thence westerly binding on Chew
street NIFTY feet thence southerly parallel with Chester
one hundred and forty feet thence eastery parallel
win Chew street, fifty feet; thence northery one hun
dred and forty feet to the place of beginning Being the
same piece OF ground which by indenure recorded among
tne Land Records of Baltimore county, in Liber A. W b
NO 4oI folio 2s, &C. subeased by Jacob Kienze to
sa metzel6erger subject to the payment of the AN
NDAL GROUND RENT OF SIXTY DOLLARS
me above lot is improved by two-story and attic
Bl'lCh DIV ElLlNG HOUSE, Slaughter House an Ice
House. with all the Qonvepiences for the Butcherng bust
ness, N"''
TERMS OF SALE-Cash the day of sale or one half
OF the purchase money credit Of six months and the
residue on credit of twelve months with interest and
approved security, at the option Of the purchaser
JOHN j. SNYDER, Trustee
apzo-aaWus No SO Fayette street