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~ :, BAYOU SARA MAIL COMPANY.

SANDS SARSAPARII4LA,
THE VERY BEST REMEDY
For Purifying the Hood,
And for the Cure of
Scrofuia, Stubborn Ulcers,
Fever Sores, Liver Complaint
Cutaneous Eruptions, Mercuria Diseases
SAT- hheum, Rheumatism
Pimples, Boils, General Debility etc
No remedial agent introduced that has proved mo,
uniformly successful thsn this The unfortunate victim of H
redtary Disease with swollen glands contracted snews a
bones half carou has een health and vigor III
scroulous patient covered with Ulcers oahsorne To his
and his attendants /
HAS BEEN MADE WHOLE.
Hundreds d PERSONS who had hopelessy for we'd
under Cutaneous aud Gaudular disorders Chronic Rheu
tsm and many other complaints Swinging from derau{
ment Of the secretve organs and the circulation have b
raised as it from the dsease and now with reg
Grated cor stituons gladly testify the efficacy of this ine
mable preparation /
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS Wholesale Dr&
sists No. 100 Fulton street. Of William, New York
For sale by
j. WRIGHT CO., No. q and l5I Chartres street
F.P DACoNaE, 80 Chartres street, New Orleans and 4
r. u. No.IaaW. Watcher Niss. myz
WonL-NyGUJs-iD bates fine country Wool in pne o
W shipping order 70. sale by
j. b. VALENTINE & Co,
H90 81 Common stseeEa
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Leaves MONDAY. July 4, at P. M.
~ MPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
lElkk Packet Line-United States msii-For Memphis
ss the very fest and splendid steamer Capitol.
j. D. Clarke leaves above and every Monday there
freight delay and will arrive regul y Memphis
with the Thursday evening tan For freight
passage, to apply j. H. FRELIGH, Agent,
Memphis Packet Office. under the St. Charles Hotel.
HS-Freght received only on Mondays.
-Ths line at Napoleon with regular packets for
the Arkansas and White rivers.
kS-Adams' Express carried regularly by this line je29
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

oDu sSaso DE COFFIN
A TTENDU que Mary Ann Smith presen-
"a e petition la Gour eifet d0bIenir les Lettres de
Curatee la Succession de feu Coffin Smith, decide in
Avis par lie present dome que celia peut
davor deduire dix ours les rasons les
aueles il ne serait pas fait droit la dite petition.
Par ordre de la Cour.
te27 81 Tvs ]. L. KELLY. Deputk Grefher.
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sroosp ps1sGs OF GoFF1N
WHEREAS Mary Ann smith has petit
w TONED ,e Court for Letters of Cnstorship
cant Estate Of the late Coffin Sm III, deceased ntesiae
Notice is hereby all whom may concern show
cause within days, why the of the said petitioner
should not be granted
BY order Of the Court
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

ae Ia NonSee SSeh % osan ss
A TTENDU que Caleb Penuel n presente
IA petition Ia Cour efet dobtenir les 1ettres
raee la Succession vacane de eue Eliza Dunlevy decedee
intestat-
Avis par present donne que celia peut
davoir deduire dix os les rassns pour
queles IL ne sera pas fait drot d la de petition.
Par ordre de la Cour.
jyl5 j. L. KELLY. Depnte Grefier.
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DEyxIExE couR De DISTRICT sUoCEssIoN DE FRANCIS,
de Ia Nouvele Orleans. co RoIG-So IL, ,669.
A Wis est par le present donne aux cream
IA cers de la ssde Succession ct toutes
que celia peu davor dedure dix ours
ter de la presene publication les raisons esquees lie
compte presente Execneur Te tamentsire deun
serat point appronve homologue, les fond
mains repartis conformement au dit compte.
Par ordre della Cour.
jy1 SO L. KELLY. Depute Grefier,
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LONDON. Per ship Southern Chief. 1903 hhds
1 hscco s bxs do . cks furs 40, 900 stayes.
4 Sss PENSACOLA. Per schr Conquest 20 bbls -four,
fh a. bxs groceries $50 scs corn as scks bran 200
Sats 10 scks coffee n tcs hams kegs nails II
s nldee
,sKM5ACOLAs Per schr Mary Ellen. IS bbls oil
= his fOur IS bbls pork cks bacon 10 bales oakun
4 { ~ colee 400 scs corn 100 bbls groceries.
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F0usFS N.W psTSS5 ss
pY virtue of and In obedience to order
Of sale rendered April 2 1859 and directed BY the
above entitled matter will proceed to sell public auction,
the pemise No "a Custemhouse street. in the Second
1852 at iok O'Clock for Of the creditors of said
has failed comply with the Of the adjudication
to him on the 18th day of May last 1859
sundry articles belonging Porter Ale establishment
Also, lot Of fxures The whole per inventory which
can be in my Office.
Surrendered BY said insolvent to his creditors.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
-4.I4 EFT. PARKER,
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de la Nouveile- Orleans TURPIN-No ii o07
A Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream
cies de la ssde succession
celia peu dedure dix ous daer
la preene publication rasons esquelles
presente FExecnteur Teamentae de Ia te Ion
serat point homoogue les fonds
mains repartis conformement an dit compte.
Par ordre de la Cour.
ie29 is27 J. L. KELLY, Depute 1reffier.
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nm VERTU dun writ de ffer1 facIas, q mol
"a phonoaba Cnquiene Cour de District dc 10
Nouvee Orleans, dams pasrs SiSessus y procedersi s
Commune du Camp ct des Magazns, Ia vsnse
publiuue et adjudication de-
Ie steamship COATzAGoALCos, ensemble avec
chine neubes quill trouve auourdhui dams 10
euve Mississippi rive droe audessous de cette vile en-
face du Convent. lsssB i3l'35
Saisi dams latfaire ci-dessus.
CONDITIONS-Comp au moment de Padjudica alton.
f. 7. PARKER,
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sary, HARPS - REMOVAL F. BROWNE
manufacturer bgs inform HIS r ends aud the profes
AAe5son that he has 1ved his HARP WAkERO0MS 10
q No. 100 Broadway, the New York Hotel.
New York iel5 m
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QuArRIExE CouR DE DIsTRIcr) LES EXEcUTEURs TES
della TAMENTAIeES DE WIN. C.
MICOU va. RENE H. BRU.
NouveIle-0 Orleans. NET-No. 12,5 $40.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri faeias q
u moi adresse Honorable Qnaeme Cour de District de
la Nouyele Orleans dams aaire cdessns e procederai
SAMEDI 80 de juliet 1850 midi pH6te de la Cite, de
la Commune les du Camp des Magasns la
pubique ct adjudication de-
L'esclave nominee SARAH.
Snisie dams Pafaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de 1adjudication.
e. T. PARKER,
vS Sha fdela Paroias 1sana
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FOURTH DISTRICT couRr ExEGuroRs, OF WIN; G; MI
of New Orleans. } No. l2.5l0.
DY VIRTUE of n writ of fierl fncias to me
ID directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Cout
New Orleans the above entitled will proceed to sell
public auction the City Hotel street.
Camp and Magazine streets, SATURDAY, the 81 day of
July, 1854 at IL O'Clock M
The slave SARAH.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS Cash on the Spot.
~ - EFT. PARKER,
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33ublit SaIts.
BY GIBSON q co.

1i:H TRUSTEES SALE.
Ess BE virtue Of decree the Circuit Court for Ra
E- more city the subscriber viii for sale at puhliC
auction, al th. exchange Saesr0Jm Second street in BaU
7. NJ: N' "''''' ~ ! " ''''N
ALI THAI LOT or GROUND being about three acres,
the prtris quantity Of which will he made knon on t
day OF ''c, and which is situated GInor and Mount
Streets between Baker and Presbury streets Gmorgrrr
Is now heuG paved The lots fronting each side of this
street VIII run back for the distance of I56 feet inches
~ feet alley The lots fronting the east side Of Mou
street wiiirun back for he s,me distance as above
rms property Will be first offered all together If sli
factory pric. not obtained it will then b. offered in lots
la OF TIE property may be the onic the sub
Scr = OBJ st Paul stree and at Mrs H. G. Armstrong
on the Old indSor Mill Road "
FERNS Of salepnethd in cash; third in e. and the
balance IN T. months from day Of sale credit pay mcns to
bear interest from the day Of SAFE and to he secured by
purchaser y notes, with an endorScr approved of by the
subscriber. G. l.. DULANEY, Trustee.
GIBSON & Co,
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nabIft SaIts.
by LENNON d HFUGDEi
RIIGH NAl-,G ENuARE

BUCHANANS WHARF
A UCTION SALE
TUESDAY, i SE6f 6s.N AFR p RHME 5HE& i.
ItirS o. MessrS Beck and Bachman, Nos l3 and is W
% CASKS NECEAR AND SCHILLER WINES.
e Do, HAARDT WINES.
5Q DO. RHINE OR HOOK WINES.
PIPES RED AND WHITE htU91$S 5i' 2q VINES ES
/ Do. HUNGARIAN BRANDY.
| iQ CASKS PFAELZER AND RHINE WINES.
! * no of 90, 30 and 20 gallons each o. u WINES.
''' embracing IIockhimcr, Eher'ureer, Rudesheimer
- aud Ruppertsberger.
, Do Superior quality do. ~ -,,,,
2 10. cLARET WINES, $50 anu '.,'-'
II DO. INFERIOR WINES.
1OO BASKETS CHAMPAGNE,
100 BOXES HocE-nslass,
These Wines all warranted pure Of Messrs Bec. ard
baciman mporati9n' and the attention of Jobbcrs and
Catalogues and Vines ready for examination two days
d5ts LENNON 4 BRoGDEN, E 5act'ff'a'
0N THURSDAY, 9Th inst, at II O'Clock, at
~ The auction store on Buchanans wharf brig Can
1OSO Hair BoNcs LAYER RAIsINs.
15OO Quar-. DO Do
I45O Half BUNCH DO.
15OO Quar-. DO no
11O Bills. SUN RAsINs.
66 Half BbbIs. sun RAIsINs
Ih1 Bbls. LENA 10.
as Do sHEDLrss 20
Z Do large MUsCATELno
II Kegs GRAPES.
800 Boxes FIGS.
d Drums DO.
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SoQsess t., fGr SUE an0 Gent.

EOR RENT.-The upper stories of warehouse
Il No 81 south Calvert street, between Baltimore, and
Lombard. Ii6.1T
GROUND RENTS.-S33G ON DWELLINGS
SEin T. Faycttc street, for SAIL Ny
GEO. J. HARRISON,
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u o 0 F N G..
TESTERS
PATENT IMPROVE ED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1879.
IMPEOy EMENT APPLIED Fo
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED.
nIia MECH 4VICS' INSTITUTE FAIR 1919
D o o F | N G

PATENTED JAN UARl II, is54.
IMPEoy EMENT APPLIED FOR
FIRST PREMIUM 4 W4RDED
ONO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1888
Ne are now prepared cover all kinds Roofs. steep
fat new or old, shingles metal steamboats, AMI
cars, with this unefualled Roofing material From long
experience the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes of failure nearly all roofing
met with, and after complete system Of chemical artificial
and natural eXperimtntfor lac has used certain parts e
and been adding it yeas-hs has produced roof
which offered a crcsing public far superior any
composition, and
EQUA To THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
some induce this Roofing offers viz The
canvas Of the heaviest kind rated in composition
rendering perfectly Water and Alright and very Elastic
before being put upon the roof The composition not only
net injurious to, but actually prseryaveoi cotton and
heng alright DAMPNEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH
ROT TIE CANVAS.
The Joints are cemented together and the whole covered
with one heavy Of Cement compounded from materials
which will run, scale OIL, crack become injured by
being walked over.
EVERY ROOF IS FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT.
For protecting METAL ReoRs from corros9n and fSlns
eqnalled and is the cheapest coating that can be used
For Steamboat AND RAILROAD CAR COVERINGS, we con
fdeny believe this Roofing will outwear three of the
T % h & mo and the ercg en n or q Pag s
on the tight is made from materials which DO
coVST RIGHTS 5S szRGsu ga Fy@ q d
n9- Relieving that when the quality Of this Roofing is
generally known, shall supply the larger portion
CURED IN the above territory, have constructed
ufactory Snthcently large 10 supply any demand
~ LETTERS OF INQUIRY PROMPTLY ANSWERED.
~ Prepared material for sale, with instructions to t
and will be furnished to Agents, leaving them fair
margin for profit
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.
GEO JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and South SITS
Baltimore. Nd,
Where testimonials and samples may be and references
! given. -, ON, &c ,x-y, coo,, ,,,o,,,,,
! ~ REPA TRlNG DONE AT SHORT NOTICE. s9ly
| TSIRST CLASS NEGOTIABLE PAPER CON
| Il STANTLY ON HAND and for sale by
II Second street.
| stiff First house from South.
r OANS AND MONEY NEGOTIATIONS Of
! MARTIN LEWIS,
No. Al Second street,
| stiff First house from South
DRlME NEGOTIABLE PAPER ALWAYS
delay. MARTIN LEWIS,
No 81 Second street.
| SLUT First house from South
VOSENDALE CEMENT Manufactured at the
A6Hudson River Works OF quality and large sized
brands, cOns'antU On hSnd BY W WFTTEI.OCK & Co a
South rla-ttv
| NOTICE.-Neith the Captain nor the Con-
/ In signees of the ship RNESTIE F. Frericbs ms
Bremen will be responsible for any debts conraced BY
he crew of said vessel. nI54w
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MORTGAGEES SALE.

#tiii lNDER THE ACT OF 1926, CHAPTER 1872.
-1 will aS attorney for James Emmt sell by public
auctions ct the Baltimore Exchange in the city of Baltimore
on W EuNESDAY, the !tI day Of December, 1859, ut
O'Clock, p VI :
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in Carroll Village,
Taitmort county and lying the southeast
FftccE turnpike road and road Of accommodation, hay
ing front on the Turnpike Of ISL feet uniform width and
depth on the accommodation road Of 3u feet Subj. ct
an annual ground rent S5i 30
The lot is improved by large BRICK DWELLING
occupied by W. 3. Cline, fronting the Turnpike with
three rooms and passage on the first floor, with large
small tcuemgutS on the accommodation road
Terms OF sir0ne half cash. and the balance in months
with interest I. NJ REYNOLDS Attorney
nI6 2aWyds VIM HAMILTON. Aurtionncr
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Tgbatt0.

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
FIVES, SIXES, SEVENS, TENS, ELEVENS AND
lively Els
X }. Smith Jones' Eenabe, Atwood, John Montfort A.
e. Saunders, Young Burwcll, Red Rover L. Guy Dung
4 Wimbish, Mount Vernon, Clay.
HALE POUNDS.
Chckahomny, Red Rover, Horseshoe, W. Lyon, Naad
Queen.
TWISTS.
Geo. Cooper Co, Abner McCabe, Jno Cabendsh, John
Linton foil, Fillmore, Union, Lindsey, I. F. Donigau, g.
Donigan, John Keen jr., Joe Bell X. II Steagal, r. T.
Graycly.
POUNDS.
Eurekaight pressed John Winston, do. do, James r.
Butler, do do, FL BTz1, do do SCearCe NOEL, NJ Lang
horne & Sons, f. F. keens Nectar, E. f. KeenS Native f.
+ keens Flue Cured, c. Norman, T. + Donqgan, W. c.
Ivey Gustayus Jones, Kate Waller, T. j. Holland, Fillmore
otter Peak, l.: La~ renee, Henry FuSe W. H. Burton +.
VI. Davis, }. h. Jones, s \ Myers W. L. Ogden, D. T. T.
Keen, Eagle, p. j. Harrison, John Cabendish, ST Charles
j. i. Smith.
For saleby JOHN ?. PLEASANTs h SONS,
nlSu 81 South street.
c. W. GAIL. CHRIsTIsy Ak
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". W. GLENN, Trustee.
LENNON & BROGnEN,
upa
ALSO

IT, ALSO,
#5iiI VIII b. sold, at time, the LOT adjoining de
AaiAahoye on the west, with similar improvements and
subject to like ground rent. nl5eo&ds
DEREMPTORY SALE
1 ar CfPTTS CREEK PROPERTY.
TRUSTEE SALE--l:y virtue IT order of the Court
OF common Pleas, the undrrgucd Trustee 81 John Barker
VIII sell at public sale, at the Exchange sales
Second street, on NEhN ESDAN, December 1859, al
o'clock F. NJ for account and risk Of the former purchaser
Mrs Mary Barker who has failed to comply with the terms
Of the sale
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, lying in Anne Arundel
county, part Of tract called MARTY lying between Mar
~ Creek aud the road leading from the Curtis Crock Furnace
TO Marty fridge, and adJuuIug tr northern boundary Of
Il tract containing 100 acre, lately sold Rufus Ben
gust 1850. containing about TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES of LAND \ portion II the tract is well WOOD
ED, and is admirably adapted TO GARDEN T!LLkGF Il
is miles by road from Il m"r, and las good SHORE,
accessible to scIuuucrs OF light draught
ALSO, A SMALL TRACT, part OF Marty, wing between
the al! resai tract. lately solt Rufus B.ns"u and Marty
Bridge and each side Of the main roHd leading SAID
Bridge confirming about THIRTY ACRES ul lANu,witl
II good water front
ALSO, ALI THAT TRACT or LAND lying on the west
side Of the main rntd leading TO Marty Bridge adjoining the
ifSi described tact on rfcst Cuniain" sen ENII TWO
ACRES OF LAM
icmS-Ono third cash, the bg!aur. In ana T. months.
with interest and approx ID security.
llas can br at the uj"' Ct The Trustee. en- North
Charles street
" ". GLENN. Trustee
LENNON Il BROGDEN.
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BY VIM. HAMILTON.

e. MORTGAGEE'S SALE
HSis will, under the DIVISIONS Of an Act of Assembly
Aso Mars laid passed at December Session, lSl6 chap
ter 1872 sell hy public auction onfte premises FRIDAY
December 10th, 1859, I o'clock. T. NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND mentioned in Il mort rage
nom Hannah Harris to dated December 18th, 1861
which is situated in the city Of Baltimore on the west side
9" Calender street II cet South from Lombard street hay-
ing front oil l. feet and depth Of C an alley used
in " '' 1910
Improved by twosory and attic BRICK DWELLING,
No. l. and subject to annual ground rent Of SIS
Terms of saleOne half cash, the balance in months
with interest i. VI. REYNOLDS, Mortgage.
n2i 2aw&ds WIN HAMILTON, Auc iOneer.
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STEAMSHIPS.
Apply to SAhL l. I.i.:NtNCt, Agent,
llG SEARS WHARF.
az TO II. y CROMWELL& Co,
Sc WEST STREET,
Nrau Vol
BOSTON STEAMSHIPS
Lift

>zs1sAAa.sss4@ WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCE
The wCll known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS, VIM.
A. lIalrlt commander, and JOSEPH WHITNEY, Solomon
Howes commander with hne accommodations for plssen-
gers will sail for Boston VERY SATuRnAY,a; Il O'clock,
NJ alternately. Fare 49, including Meals and Stateroom,
FREIGHT taken at lowest rates.
4 l. Apfp
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~ W. GAIL Il AK,
~ MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS
SMOKING, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
SNUFF AND CIGARS.

IMPORTERS
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS,
PIPES, SNUFF BOXES, &c.
No. IS BARRE STREET,
ulSH between Charles and Light streets, Baltimore.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
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CONSTIPATION,
and other arrangements or tr Srorla. Endorsed IS.
and recommended iy Professor >uHu, Of Yale Co1,-t,
and Professor Hays the stat" Asaycr Of Massachusetts. and
many other prominent it cannot fail TO Ne appreciated
by tile public CANDY GilPiN ~ co,
corner o Lombard and Light streets.
Sole Agents for RaltimoI"
For sale IN
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JOSHUA WALKER
" REMOVED HIS FLo1@G AND FEED srosE

From TO North Howard street,
TO \ o. 40 & 4 \ I : X EE T,
81 door north Of Pratt, between Light and ougwnrh
Where he will keep constantly hand FLOUR DF THE
BEST SELECTED BRANDS. CORN MEAL, CORN,
OATS CHOP EY Eaud MILL FEED, HAY and STRAW IH
bales, For sale the most IcGommui rtil turns
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Marked of as earned from Nov l. 1858 to Oct 81 1889
On Marine and Inland III IS
vi Ire lis 800
Interest, &C, received during the same
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TARPETiNG ! CARPETING /!
z
CALFFRTOV 60. CARPET MANUFA CTORY,
SALESEOOM No. l BALTIMORE STREET,

Super and extra fine INGRAlNS, NENETIANS, PLY,
Nc sc, OF the manufacture of CAIN ERTON COMPANY,
the only mandatory in The State, and situated the north
western limits Of Baltimore city, tGwynn's Falls.
The goods offered wholesale and retail, at store NO
EAST BALTIMORE STREET whore the highest prem
for the quality and styles he received from
three exhibitions at different Institutes.
The citizens of Baltimore and strangers are invited to
their goods, and by purchasing will give employment TO
number Of families and children OF our city through
the approaching wnt that need it, and obtain good arti
cla for the price paid for b16 and at rug advance
over the cost Of tn" materials "se IN the fabric of the
goods. V. d. GELSTON,
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
~ ~, ,,,,,,e HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER.

I v III, I T.
FRANCIS II. GRUPY nm
Informs the public that he has removed to his new Ware
house, No q GRANT STREET directly in The rsar If lis
old Stand, and one door from Lombard street Opposite
Robinson Lords warehouse where will be found fresh
and complete assortment of EVERY KIND AND QUALITY
OF LEATiE, especially Hemlock and Oak sole Leather,
Harness Bride and Lace Leather PRIME Wax Upper kips
Cali Skins French Calf Skins, etc. wholesale and retail
Tanners and Curriers' TOOLS Bark Mills, best and COM
mon grades of Tanners OILS always on hand
Hides and Leather bought and sold on commission, and
cash advances made on consignments.
For further information address - -
F. Fl. GRUPY,
Grant street, Baltimore
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Delta
RYE
I A PEPLE CHAMPAGNE.

fAUTlUN TO THE PDBLlC.--In consequence
~ Of the discovery and seizure at Havre by the
French authorities Of large quantity Of INITIATED La
REfS MesSs Meet Ehandon, in Epernay previous to
t.ir Shipment TO this city. vi h evident intent to de-.
Ceive we consider duty caution the public against
such imposition. and advise purchasers consu rr
10 buy their Champagne Wines Of this brand only from
reliable and respectable houses.
Ne bsye reason to believe that the imitation of thee
Vines is going on to large extent but the fictitious article
rsu he qasy distinguished from the genuine qualities
p TTERNAN 4 SON.
iagS If Massrs Mot 4 CIandons agents in Maryland
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c5nsuraNft GuIIuaNits.

DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSU
NRANCE COMPANY. PHILADELPHIA
~ INCORPORATED 1875.
statement Of the Affairs Company
published in conformity with provision Chatter
PREMIUMS
Received from November l. 1855. to October 81 1853
On Marine and Inland Risks........... 1856, 23j 30
Oh ffe ll5,r29 ~
STILLS %
Premiums Policies marked off
november !,
sT52.sII 81
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STRATTON, SANFORD Il co,
dIGtf l0I Pearl and g. Stone streets, New York
IOLLECTION OF CLAIMS,
a. IN QUEEN ANNE'S, KENT TALBOT COUNTIES
WOOLMAN j. GIBSON, Cenrevile, Nd, respectfully Of
fs his services the Public for the Collection of Claims,
of every description the above named countless in the
recovery which he win employ the most prompt and
getic
From his Syy e1sRStce kToiledge Of The people, his past
success his unwearied application to business lie he
eveS he shall give entire satisfaction to all who may conhde
their business his His charges will be moderate
REFERENCES
PhiL1depkiI-Dr. David Jayne; DeCOurcy, Lafourcads
Co.
Baltimore-Wm. Chestnut, Esq, VIM. H. Gatchell
Messrs Wells Miller
Characterization. J. Alfred Pearce
Fasfon-Coi Samuel Hambleton teI4tf
MARYLAND AGENCY-FOR THE SALE
lfl OF JOHNS & CR0SLEY'S GUTTA PERCHA CE-
MENT ROOFING.
The cheapest and most durable Roofing in use.
NEW ROOFS PUT ON AT HALE THE EXPENSE OF
TIN.
aky Roofs of all kinds repaired and warranted Fire and
Water Proof
New Tin or Metal Roofs coated with Gutta Percha
Cement warranted water tight and free from rust for
years.
For particulars, apply at 10 and - SECOND STREET
Mo I'm SAMUEL HARRIS, Agent.
DAGS, in large or small quantities, BOUGHT
llfor cash at Office OF the Maryland Paper Works,
al0eotf IL North street
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OAKLAND DISTILLERY.

PURE COPPER DISTILLED RYE WHiIHEET
This Whisky is guarant ea PURE EYi. and free from
drugs and adultction. Purchasers requested to have
it am USED
EF-Price1 ne dollar per gallon. . -
Successor to FRAZIER * WHITE.
Oakland, Allegheny county, Md.
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ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.


November O. 1889.
The Board Of Directors have this day declared Cash III
yhtend Of EIGHT PER CENT the Capital Stock the
Company, aud SIN PER CENT interest the Scrip Of the
Company, payable and after the Ist PROV.
They have alSg declared ii Scrip Dividend # TWENTY
FIVE PER CENT. on the Earned Premiums for the year
ending October 81 1859, Certificates for which will be issued
to. the parties entitled to the after the first
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