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EDTTOR OF DAILY LEADER Permit us to
correct few OF the misstatements of your 're-
liable" informant, in your article of yesterday
morning relative to Capt Greenhalgh and the
yacht Collins. The yacht was not " in the
breakers" being distant fully half mile from
the piles and in not less than 35 feet of water,
as was ascertained by actual soundings on the
following morning consequently it is totally
untrue that the tug struck bottom once or
twice" She did strike the yacht with her
wheel, crushing in her quarter, and YOssiBlg
your informant may have been unable to dis
tinguish the yachts slight planking from the
solid bottom Capt. G. in his trepidation cer-
tainly made the mistake of taking one for the
other.
The crew of the Collins did not leave her
without thinking of attaching a line to her,
but supposed that time would be given them
alter reaching the tugs deck and divesting
themselves of the ropes which eneumbered
them, to make proper arrangements for towing
in the yacht. Capt Greenhalgh, instead Of
volunteering his services, was under charter By
the IyanhOe Boat Club, to accompany the
yachts in the Regatta. And he yielded only to
the urgent and persistent demands of the "a 40
or SO passengers" of whose lives he was so
chary, in going to our rescue. He received no
abuse from any one of the Collins crew or the
Boat Club, but while standing down to the
Collins, his brother being at the wheel, Capt
Greenhalgh drove him from the pilot house,
threatening to " knife any person who inter.
fered with the working of The tug No sooner
was the crew of the yacht taken on board than
Capt. Greenhalgh proposed to the Boat Club
that purse should be raised for him, to re-
ward him for taking US off-albeit he was un-
der charter for the day, and had received
no injury TO his tug.
The crew of the Collins certainly do not de-
sire to appear ungrateful TO those who assisted
them when in peril, and the gentlemen of the
Boat Club to whose efforts they were indebted
for their rescue, have received full assurance Of
their thanks.
As regards the personal abuse which
Capt. Greenhalgh Is stated 10 have received
from some Of the crew of the Collins" he re-
ceived nothing of the kinI; but on the follow
ing day, having taken t. task one of the yachts
crew for not employing his tug to tow up the
sunken boat, he was reproached for his cow
ardice as manifested in his unwillingness to 90
TO the rescue of the crew.
The Crew OF The YACHT CLUB.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY Q, 1855
PLAIN AND oRNAlIENTAL PRINTING.


Y Plain and Ornamental Printing of every description
done n the Printing Establishment OF the Lecdr Oce,
the latest improved and nostrapd steam presses tn
best short notice. and reasonable rates. Par
tcul5r attention PAIL blank Every description of
Binding done, especially Blank Books, Ledgers Journals
Sales Books, Reeelyia- Books. SC sc.
Hen School CoANENcExENr.-The Com
mencement exercises of the High Schools of this
city occur this afternoon at O'Clock, at the hall
of the Central High School.
To our public schools this is an important oc-
casiOn. Those youth who have successfully gone
through with the curriculum of a three years
course, will receive diplomas after the style of
higher, though we think often less thorough, in
stitutions of learning.
A large class is to graduate this year, and we
hope our citizens will be present 10 witness the
efforts of these young champions for literary
hOnors.
The Mayor viii make some remarks 70 the
graduating class. The members of the City
Council arc expected to he present
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II The Ladies of the Fourth Ward sur
Prised the members of No. Fire Company, on
their return from the parade on the Fifth with
q bOuntifal repast spread during their absence,
for which the Company at their meeting on
Tuesday evening rendered them vote of
thanks The whole affair did credit to both
the ladies' and the Company.
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ES MENTOR, oRIo, July Ist, IS5s.-ED
PLAIN DEALER-I have seen an advertisement
IN several country newspapers headed "THE
SECRET Our, signed VIM. Rarie, pretending
TO give tina secret Of horse tanning as practieed
by Wm. Rarey, now in England. The whole
matter has the appearance of bare faced swirl
die, and is calculated to deceive none but the
Ignorant. Such raseality is getting quite too
frequent Of late, and the authorities Of your city
ought to look to the matter Will you please
inform the public, through the Plain Dealer,
whether there is any such man in your city as
Wm- Rane, and if so, whether he is a reliable
man or scamp. Yours, dc,
OLIVER HOLMES
We know of no such man in Cleveland
PLAN Dealer.
Ed LEADER Those engaged in the above
are, it is said, about to go into some of the
Western cities and towns, having run the hum
bug hereabOuts pretty extensively Please pass
them along. The correspondent of the Dealer
is in error in locating Wm. Rarey in England
It is his brother, J S. Rarey, that has astOnish-
ed the Europeans VIM. H Rarey is row in
Tennessee and intends stopping in Cleveland,
Detroit, Chicago and St. Louis the latter part
of this season as letter, recently received from
him, states; where he will instruct class that
is now being formed. All who wish to Join it
viii apply at the Office of h F. Brayton, Esq.
Instructions will be given by competent agent
when thirty or more names are obtained, until
Mr. Rarey arrives
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Bankers.
7. HerdUnaEl Sc CO.,

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
nEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
IL Com .eign d d Domestic Exchange, uneurreni
Money! and Land Warrants. Collections IN the UE1ton
States, Canada and Europe, promptly attended TO
Agents Liverpool and New York Screw steamship
Lire hy which PaSSagecan be secured either 10 or from
Liverpool the advertised 1ates Passage can also DC Sc
cured nom Liverpool Me- York, Quebec and New Or
leans regular lines of sailing Packet SnpS Alos
ruished io anv through uthe Continent
of Furp and Great Britain Ireland For further par
fF-' HERDAIAN = CO,
spIT-dtf II wat-r street. Cleveland- Ohio.
4 L waITNAN- \. n sTANDAGT- W, srASDARf
HHITMAN, STANDARD Il CO.
wv Bankers and leasrs IN Foreign ana Domestic Ex-
change MOI Superior street We draw direct on Lon-
don and viii furnish Drafts for any amount pay pie AZ al
the prinripaI poiu England Ireland ScotiAud FRANCE
AID Germany COlleetl0ns made on all aceessae points
throagaoa theUGt q States ano Canaa.s mn-.Ig
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Dentistru.

DEMONSTRATIONS HAVING
II Sets Of Teeth which they carefully keep in the drawer
ud troublesome to carry IN the pncket are esperaly
invited 10 call 81 DR. HALLIW ELLIS Dental Rooms
To such liberal arangment will be offered Having made
arrangements an prepared TO the Vulcanzed Com
Poun instead Of Gold OF Silver for i6cal Teeth which
has the gheSt reputation 10 thing here Ore used for
is extreme ghtneSs cleanliness durahily and neatness
Que tooth be suuulied 50 life ike 10
deiy the closest observer, and perfect 1T Warranted
Silver and Gold Plates usual from $40 to $50 per full
sets B. A HALLIWELLS. n d
Over Churchlll's Drug Store.
jun 3:dSw ODD Old Court House. Public So
DOCTOR HALLIWELL, DENTIST
~ and Graduate Of the Cleveland Medical Culese con-
tinueS TO supply the loss Of Teeth, which csngs
color or decay without springs or wire ANY description,
which 50 perfectly resemble ua that the praetised eye
Dentist could de- No extraction or v
painful operatiOus, Al The following CHARGES: single
10th. Sl-full sets IRON $50 upwards.
Dr H having made aTrIngemeLts he prepared III
insert u sets Of Porcelain Teeth patented by DR.
LOomis; lee ODinions OF the press
Denial Rooms over ChurchilPs Drug Store, Publ
Square. tan5.dSW
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Att'ps & GOnnsfllOrs.

NEO. s. CLAPP-ATTORNEY Az
OLAW and NOTARY PUBLIC ohice over MeBIldts
Drug Store, BeIea- Ohio Io1yent
W s. S.KERRUISH-ATT0RNEY
w Law-N0. % Superior Street, Cleveland ONO.
apI:sm $50
DROOKS, BOARDMAN K FORD.
ID ATTORNEYS AT LAW. AiwsteT Buildings, loot
et Superior s., Cleveland, OHIO
D v. BRooKs- ". J BoARDNAN LW-foSh
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT.
w ToRNEYS AT LAW. ofbee No so SueenoT77st
c5sEsinnd isna Ohio 4 q Fiddle:
NHARLES C. BALDWIN--ATTOR-
Y ney aud Counselor At LaU-ofhce n Super I s. over
City Bank yenl2:e!a :
DALMER e AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
IL AT LAW, Office Commercial Bank -, -,
A SPER, J. f., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IA Warren, irurnbull County, Ohio Once No ~
DEAVIS q MUELLER-ATTO
ID NEYs AND COUNsELLoRS AT LAW, Leader
Building. VII u
CPAULDING & PARSONS, ATTOR-
- NEYS AT LAW. Office, Parsons' Block, SuPeTloT,st
q H c. PARSONS, United States Commissioaer sae
Mssier CuIanlsslonerL % Ihacers ...S--l&.
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JBoUrALL,
5 n % re 3

AND ENAMELED CRATES.
w L MARVIN, NO. 9-PUBLIC
w SQUARE, (SOuth sidel has lust received fre sh
Iom nc m-auiae'oTy one Of the largest best asso
ENAMELED CRATES,
Ever brought to this market He ALWAYS eepS o. hand the
oss nees and most approved styles OF COOKING and
MaRgfaetUred Expressly for this Marker. and
Warranted to give perfect Satisfaction.
ne also IS constantly supplied with an assortment Of
wooden vars and House Furnishing Articles and hss On
anl snd manufactures large stock OF I'm CouSsr and
s6seI lIen Ware. ali OF which MUST AND Will BE
SOlDi At wholesale or retail, for cash =
at Prices to Suit the Times
"a AZ klnd5 Of JQBBING, ROOFING. FAVE TROUGH
on SHORT NOTICE Hi-4-iisi' Ah1
The proof o. the pudding Is in the - .,
Pase eSi before purchasing ELSEWHERE :hs old and
TO SIS each -' '"O SIZES 80
- -, W. L MARVIN
Hy--eSNlJ No. South zide Public SQUARE
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NO. 164
MisfelIaneons.

ALC0H HOL
Manufactured Of any desired proof. and uut unia
PRIME ORDER AT WHOLESALE.
o.dsrs for
burning Fluid
Pure Spirits and Rectified Liquors,
Ofsyery description. promptly filed.
= facltles Tor manufacturing not surpassal bv ann
establishment IN the country y ~1S
Merchants Block, l7s RiUsr 81. CZereland n
laa5aSan =. S. CORNING co.
LOOK A q THE TRUTHI
TO THOSE WHO WISH TO MAKE
- rsaae n IN their tailoring bills. and are tired of
~ w clio, hing would your attenfin
s1 s! c1r s By BoUF1I fSr SOss soo oIS es d9ns :;
well tsd ma s % % 9Sy IN the args stores and yet
Wosk Warranted or no sale J. B. Keeps conslapIy G hsn5
M soqo supply O Al klnds Of Colhs AMI Gents FsEcS
Ike to say that ths he is enabled 10 sei
S IAN others Is 70 the fact that he himself Piieal
rent tOpiy. ~ - No muse
PRICES FOR PERSONS FURNIsinSs THEIR OWN
cuttnEana Making DOScs sSss., E,0. g.. 80
3 81 DO SIags Do; fOm 81 % to $50 % SAT- or
& over Of s5dei Get Iron 81 % 6e DO Pants
szOto 8 8 Boys COth cts mi Ing AMI tIimnis
% II9 y q g . oo Bs Vests or Pants making aud tTn
CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED, REPAIRED. sc
J. BOUfALL,
le.:eM III s. Clair Street above Erie
THATCHER, BURT q CO. PRO-
PnetGrs q Howos Patent Truss idge and WhcleSale
az Retail dealers m Lumer. Timber SHINGLES and Ian
T stT s'lee'- CleVeand Ohio, loot Of c. c. C. K K
WsalsOpOssess faetes fr receiving and shining Iuu-
1eI SHses lrOn, GnnstOnes Building Stone and
heavy articles Of all kinds directly from cars 10 xes
rlce versa without caTtaee. - '99si anu
Ae nssbnsnta attended to with prOmpnrss and at air
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C0AL,---C0AL.

NOW Is THE TIME TO IET IN
In your Winter supply. We are daily rsoeiv sPen-
did article for Crates, which sell $500
pertOn Parties wishing purchase viii do well . give
4 call. All orders thrOugh the Post Oce pronlty at
tended Offices and Ysrds c. P. r r Pier and AZ
c. \ P. r. X. Machine shop. Lake street -
SENS JOHN HAYS y 20
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Stores, Mf.

~ STANLEY W0ULDRE ESPECT
a uilv inform the citizens Of Cleveland and vicinity
5t he ms oeusd stove No 81 Prospect street
Where he vii sell Stoves CHEAP FOR CASH, having
K,asi assortment Of the latest patterns
Cham Pumps fitted up order Also, Manufaeturer oi
Tn Cooper and Sheet Iron Ware. Particular attention
Js5 Work done with dispatch. An work warranted.
&C l6-dlw 2l0
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VOL. II.
6ats, Gaps & furs.
u HATS! HATS! HATS! IL
The largest stock AMI greatest variety of
STRAW, PANAMA,
LIGHT CASHMERE and
DRAB BEAVER HATS
Can be found At prees TO correspond with the times at
jun2s L STAIR S cos, Is SuperiorSt.
EVERETT HAT. = SOMETHING
III new rice and tasty. Call and large stock Of
white eed cOlOred S'rHs ss az Ts. S1S CO superiors
r AIDES RIDING HATS AND
II R1s as0S3sP' % nSs g sss1i9E qgs95E
n SUMNER CASINERE HATS.
L. BENEDICT & SONS
Are selling beautiful
PEARL CASHMERE HAT.
They 50 have fon Assortment Fashionable Black
''''S'''''' 'nl 'iiA ii-''' Is SUPERIOR STREET
NHILDRENS' FANCY SUMMER
~ aps e. sfFRN 2. sSNs Ss. 5 sspsrg,
DALM LEAF HATS-White and
a,s cI0'd Men and BOYS SaSs rgs S6Ns
YOUNG MEMS STYLE OF SILK
HATs-J0s, received T9s RrgSfnSs gEi5ss '''ie ever
u STAIR & CO, ARE PRE- n
ILs pared 70 furnish the 81
Spring Fashions
GENTLEM NEWS HATS.
The quality style and hnish Of our
HATS
are lss ususll unsurpassed. lnhlo
z 1858. 2
SpFtng Style Of Hats
OPENED
SATURDAY, MARCH 9Th
BY
L. Benedict & Sons.
mhs IS sUPERIoE ST
Goal Dealers
81 BUCKEYE HATS.
MADE OF
B u C X E Y E
BY
BUCK YES,
Is THE
Buckeye State!
Just the Hat for the season Good and
cheap! Call and see them at
juls No. Is 5superi0F-st
GOAL, COKE, FIRE CLAY AND
sSie 6y ii'L D''i- JOHN j R6cKAFEELoI.
ofioe on c. & P. R R. Pier.
CleselAl.e o June 10 lsss-iun9.d2lt
wx l. PRICE LEssuEL CRAwFoRD. DAVID BToRRTs.
DRICE, CRAWFORD 4 MORRIS,
Il (snceessors TO OR AWFoRD, PRICE = Coz l-7IDe3i-
, s5S N Bs s a M9ea Pss ssr aea ono s
REFERENCES:
t. P Handy. cash'T COmllE. B. Ward Detroit.
30 & Perkins Ps Bsns Kun Snssy Rs Bros Co do
Commerce CeseId Parker Handy, CashI Ocean
HIP H ssRssf casS Moh S Bsadel co. lS
1i haans c;s ssa 4 4 TEs4 SaI l''0n'5 %
Bank .,,..----.Dsfroi: mhlO:dsm ls2
Il 3 3 8
l. C. PENDLETON d co,
DEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK
IL awana, Brer Hill, ChippeWa, TSllmadge and New
III.
Once No oVaits EIehaTge, Yard foot Superior Street
apis
NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
IN superior article Of BITUMINOUS COAL, which is
particularly adapted domestic purposes, well Tor
and smith be had Of the undersigned Agents
for the Company
Orders for CITY orforegn tade will be executed with dis
patch and Coal delivered pz Of the city OF quality
which will not fail 10 please left either Of Oces.
or atthe Gaylord Hammond, No 80 39SuperoI-st
SCOVILL 4 WHEELER,
octf No 81 River street and { 3 ?. Coal PIer
COAL--COAL.
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HEMOYAL,

DR. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his D. ntal Office TO his residence No as
Wood s. four doors North ofthe M E. Church where ne
9e hapFy 70 see AL Of his form patrons any 9TH
ers who may uoed his services
Cleveland. March 20 ls5s-mh23dtf
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ALCO Il OIL
Manufactured Ofany desired proof. and PUT I'd in
PRIME ORDER AT wHoLESAIE
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NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-This
IN superior article Of BITUMINOUS COAL, which Is
particularly adaptedto domestic purposes, well as Tor
and smith be had OF the undersigned Agents
for the Company
Orders city orforeign tae viii be executed with dis
patch and Coal delivered pz Of the city OF quality
which please If left at either Of Offices
SCOVILL 4 WHEELER,
Al 9-s q 4 =
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STEAMBOATS,.
y FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~sT~sn FOR FREDERICKSBURG,
x5-=--1zV A-The steamer WIN. SELDEN, W. b.
kirwan captain leaves her wharf foot of South street
every TUESDAY, at p. NJ, for the above place stop
ping at all of the usual landings going and returning.
Leaves Fredericksburg every FRIDAY MORNING ut
O'Clock for Baltimore Freight of every description
taken at low rates Blank bills lading the form
be had on board Freghts to all points except Fred
ericksburg and Baltimore must be prepaid For freight
passage having excellent state accommodations
apply in Baltimore Board the Boat
Agents in Fredericksburg,
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1Grtban0iaf.

'ENR.-30O bbs. Tar. in coed order, for sale
j by JAS. CORNER X SONS. n2ltf
NERDiGRIS, EXTRA DRY-3O sacks:
20 boxes 2j Ibsl powdered 500 lbs in balls; for sale
by R }. BAKER, SO S. Charles St ni7-tf
MALNUTS.-5O bags Naples and Sicily.
w for sale by SCHWARTZ L DIX, III LOMBARD
sereel. ma If
WESTERN BUTTER.-lO bbs. solid
~ picked. P0UMAIRAT Il McCULLY, Nos AZ and
VA HlSKEY.-50 bbls Kentucky WhIskey
W for sale by JOHN F PICKRELL 4 Co, ia Smiths
wharf. MS If
WABASH BACON.
w l$0 hhds choice Sides-Wabash cured and smoked
Is " Hn9usderS' :.
800 bbis superior Extra Ohio Flour suitable for family
use; 800 bbls. pure Bourbon and Old Rye Whistles; lust
received by B. 7. ELDER 12O s Eutaw st. opposite i X
O. r. r. taton. ''' nisltf
w lNES.-lOO Pipes and Casks Sicily;
20 casks Malaga, sweet, in bond will be sold
a. so rSdeGa prices in bond or duty paid j. CROSBY
WESTERN ADANANTiNE CAN
nF DIES of the best brands, for sale by GRANT 4
BRO, 81 Exchange Place. s21tf
= BBLS. PURE CHERRY BRANDY
80 = cry fine for sale by WM. sIIRIvER & Co. Nos AZ
one"IsIUe auu ~ calvert St n3O-tf
IN CASKS POT and PEARL ASHES.
~ for sale by R. J. BAKER, So 5. Charles st. nl6tf
~ Whisky years Old, and warranted from the pure
Rye Tor sale at low price at r. KRAUS X co. 10 Cheap.
side, one door south of Lombard st. mis- If
Ok HHDS. KENTUCKY TOBACCO
<~effor sale by WARWICK, Prick x BALL. No 60
South street oc2Otf
IN GHnS CHOICES DnpTTG pTC,O LF-
CUGAR, for sale by GEO. SLATER. 10 Commerce st
ocl9-u
IN CASES BEST ENGLISH CAST
DUGAN JENKINS q Charles street, purpose Geo ny
40 CASES ppTNTII D,Co>- E,I,,,,-,-
III CN2N'o RHINE DtAION iN1OuL-
MIS- Baltimore S st al" o' SAFE 'y SMITH NIGoDE
-0,ACLIS. ppT,TE, W., COW, :, ~ :, :, $50
ri NHh'o NINE w f-S Elm BACON
MrS' Batmore ? ST. anu LOT SAFE 'y Smith NIT%9h
I0nGIEIyS, = DfTf VIM, t,5f,r =,I, :,
NJ VI CLS El'iNhD COAi'N,
wv for Rcctiying, for sale by r. KRAUS X co,
No Is CheaSide one door south of Lombard st. NIB If
100 u I-,i. - TTTIDT%75,--
IOUsbort cut and mt nm in Yellow haze for aa1
lots to suit purchasers by G NTHER 4 RODEW Ain
90 Lombard street one door $ of Eychanre place
s23-tfr
ITO HH H55S;. BAco co,. SIDES sS. 20 % DO
New Leaf Lard; 800 bbls Ohio high proof Whiskev; 20
boxes Lewis NJ Norton's A Cheese; 4GO bbs Ohio Fy.
Flour: received nd sale Inv ELDER No
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SbipgiRg.
FOR CAI,I,AO

1J[tJA FOR CALLAO. VIA Guav-
NAfzf{zss4M quil-The fine Al ship SARAH MARCH,
-s sszsszs stowey master is loading at pier As
East river will have dispatch For freight or passage
apply to W RH0AUS II son,
daft Smiths wharf and Pratt St
15laiFh UNION LINE FOR CALLAO
NntfzzzsM DIRECT FROM NEW YORK The Al half
5000 -. - Clipper Ship KATE SWEATLAND Spauld-
ing Master having nearly all her cargo engaged will
have dispatch. For freight passage having fine ac-
commodations, apply to w. RHoADS & son,
nl6f corner Smiths wharf and Pratt street
IILA UNION LlNE-CHINA PACK
>saf=$snM EFT FOR HONG KONG AND SHANGHAI.
go ROM NEW YORK.-The fine Clipper Shin
EASTERN STATE P. C. Kilburn Master win have
quick dispatch for the above port having twohirds of
her cargo engaged Insurance guaranteed at the lowest
rates. f"r irtisht or passage, having fine accommoda
tons Tor III cabin passengers, apply to
Mott W. RHOADS & son.
IN FOR CHARLESTON :. C
r$tzE+z&sr1M THE MERCHANTS LINE-The fast sail.
--ez rx..IIaSAing brig "CANDACE" Mathews master
having large portion of her cargo engaged and going on
board viii receive eighs at low rates and sail with dis
patch. For freight passage apply to
CHARLES PENDERGAST,
No II Smiths wharf
" All charges paid on goods shipped by this line and
goods sent to my address, will be forwarded free commits
sion. C.P.
NJ Shippers by this Line will please send duplicate
receipts with each 10! of goods
HENRY LIZ r. RUSSELL, Esq, Agent in Charles on.
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n,y12t

DENMEAD'S IRON WORKS.
A & w. DENMEAD & SONS,
IA BALTIMORE,
Locomotive ana Stationary Steam Eng Builders Iron
Founders, General Machnists and Boiler Makers
81 Manufacturers of Improved BLOWING MACHINES
for Anthracite and other Blast Furnaces SUGAR. GRST
SAW and ROLLING MILLS
feI2 ly.
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M Alt4LAND
I'VE LIGHTNING ROD COMPANY.
+. F. LUPTON'S
IMPROVE PATENT
ENAMELED LIGHTNING Conductors
WITH SCREW INSULATORs,
Sold Wholesale and Retail at his Desk
No. MECHANICS EXCHANGE, Sun IRON BUILDING
BALTIMORE.
Copper and Enameiad Rods constructed on Shns Dwell
ings and Public Buildings in the safest and best manner
Also for sale, ghni Rod Points, Glass lnsuators and
Trimmings. for putting mp rods
ALL ORDERS FROM TOWN OR COUNTRY pI.
RECFED To HIM, WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED
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IN IN FOR NORFOLK & PORES
N-:aHxssMM. MOUTH, VA-Schr. JAS. II. ETHERAGE
a--s4rIsH Captain Edmondscn viii receive freight on
MONDAY and sail with dispatch. For terms apply to
TRAVERS Il MITCHELL,
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-sTn FOR THE SOUTH
uA<zxes=--z DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, fhlnA
DELPHIA and BALTIMORE, via the
"B Y LINE,''
TO NORFOLK, WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
GOMERY, AND NEW ORLEANS
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, leXcept sundays via
BAY LINE x SEA-BOARD x ROANOKE RAILROAD
TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller is
ject to No NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
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GPICES -SPICES-SPICES.
~ PEPPER-SO0 bags prime Sumatra
FIMENT0-60O bags prime Jamaica
CASSIA.-2.5O0 mats and cases Canton
GINGER-2O0 bags East India.
CLOVES-100 bales Zanzibar
NUTMEGS-5,O00 lbs. Penang andGov't No l.
MACE-2,50O lbs. Government No. l.
Also, full assortment of GROUND SPICES, MUS
TARD &C. for sale to the wholesale trade of this CITY, the
South, and West at prices and time as any other
house in the Union. W. H. CRAWFORD K Co,
Proprietors Phoenix Spice Mills
al9 81 South street