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PRICE TWO CENTS,

For HAvANA.-The steamship Baltimore. Can't.
Green, sailed for Havana on Saturday afternoon.
with tull freight and the following passengers:-
Thomas Mayo, G. Mulveyney, d. ]. Doft, Raymond
Williams, lady and servant, and j. W. Deaver.
There were also twenty-five steerage passengers
most of whom were employees of J. r. Trunbell &
Co., the contractors for the building of railroad
in Havana.
alarm of fire was raised, caused by the burning OF
an unoccupied frame house on Teal's Road. Seve-
raj or the engines were soon the ground, and
succeeded in extinguishing the flames. The damage
done IS estimated at about $500, but how the fire
originated is mystery. The property belongs to
Charles Alack, and the damage is covered by insu-
rance.
POISONING Yesterday evening colored wo-
man, agea ABOUT 70 years, residing in Union street,
purchased = cents worth of laudanum, with the
intention OF taking away her life, but was discov-
cred before the poison had taken full effect Medi
cal aid was Immediately called in but so large was
the dose taken that it is thought she will not re-
the cause of the rash act.
STABBED.-On Saturday evening a colored man.
between II and Is years of age, whilst standing at
the 1907 OF Lexington market, near Eutaw street.
was suddenly rushed upon by a young man and
IN tne neck, after which the assailant made
Oh, ana eluded the police officers So severe is the
wound that little hopes are entertained of the ne
gros recovery " ''lo N'
CHiLD DEsERTED.-1 esterday morning the body
OF female child, only few hours old, was found
exposed opposite the house, No 178 Pearce street,
wrapped up in shawl and blanket, and laid in a
pasSet' Mr. Osborn who first discovered the child,
hnuiy TOOK 1t IN charge 1t is described as pretty
anc Is doing we'll under Mrs Osborn's care. No
trace has been found of the heartless parent.
ILLNESS OF MAYOR SwANN.-On Saturday morn
ing; Whle IN attendance at the office of the Marshal
OF Fonce, Mayor Swami was attacked by vertigo
DIS Houck and Kemp were soon in attendance,
when the Mayor was relieved, after which he was
much better. " ""'
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTrNoRP RArr-
hoAD.-By the Fall arrangements which 90 into
operation on this road to-day, the through passen-
ger trains will leave President street depot as fol-
lows: lows Express train at $50 A. NJ; way mail at
6O,IS A NJ, and Evening mail at 525 P. NJ. On
sundays the only train viii be at 5.25 P. NJ,
RoBBERY.-On Thursday night last, the house of
Jas 5. Suffer- Chase street near Caroline. was en-.
tered by thieves and robbed of two fine cloth
coats' tk Inc thieves were generous enough to leave
thelr ola coats for the of the owners of those
they stole. VI '''0S0
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fIunetarr anb Commercial Rebieho.
BALTIMORE, October Is, 1859

BALTIMORE, October Is, 1859.
There was very little done to-day in Stocks the nr+
value of the transactions at the Board being onlr abort
$1,000 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad continus, To droo
and it fell off to-day half dollar per share There was
very little done in it, 80 shares only being sold all at eco
cash. The transfer books for this stock are to be
on the Goth inst preparatory to the payment of tba
dend just declared and the market for it closed to a
So6S bid S56A asked for the opening exdividend and
s5Sk bid, s594 asked, cash today Northern Central
Railway was steady at yesterdays figures There
90 shares of this stock sold at $50 buyer 60 ays and
left OFF at Sl9B bid, $40 asked regular way There was
some inquiry for Railroad bonds and we note sales of
$500 Baltimore and Ohio 1SS0s and So 900 North
western Virginia endorsed third mortgage bonds at 65%
Baltimore and Ohio 1855 closed at so bid sO4 asked
and Northern Central 1855 66S bid 67 asked There
was some inquiry for City 6s but sales were made
1865 closed at 9Sh bid, and new 1905 at es4 bid
Gardner Hill Mining Co. closed to-day at S2x bid s2X
asked Guiord do at 81 bid $2% asked and Springfield
do. at 81 y bid. Bank Stocks quiet but firm We
note sales to-day of1o shares Merchants at sI19 and
II shares Peoples at s234.
Foreign Exchanges firm and we have to note a
slight advance in the rates for sterling bills We quote
to-day as follows, viz: London bankers bills at llOH
llOAi do. commercial do at 1O9A@1O9%; Paris 60 day
bills at 5f13A do. short sight do. at 5f1O Antwerp
5fl2H Bremen 79x G7s1; Amsterdam Al e 6141A Ham
burg S7S; Cologne 73H; Frankfort 424
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
$500 $500 80 & RI RR bds 80. ..ss sh Peoples Bank 2sa
g Rs sRs B. SGGF B. R. easS SS
lO.shs. Merchants Blk .ll936 25 " cash. SO
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HTE,OEHENTo

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To. night Mr.. Barry
@ Sulllvan makes his appearance at Holiday Street
Theatre in the character of Hamlet Prince of DoO
marx. Mr. Sullivan enjoys very high reputation
as tragedian, and the character of Hamlet is one
OF his best performances. The afterpiece will be
a h'Ss IN the Dark, in which Miss Rose Skerritt
will appear as hrs. Selim Pettibone.
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MisffIIaleous.

HAS COME HAS COMEll HAS GOMEZ
II THE GOOD TIME HAS COMEIH
SINGERS No. 2. SEWING MACHINE CAN NOW
HAD FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
No MACHINE FOR NINETY DOLLARS
For manufacturing purposes the only reliable and unex
celed Sewing Machine in the world.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES FROM FIFTY TO
SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
ihey have been tried in families and found superior
now in
HV Hemmers, binding guages of all kinds machine oil
and every thing in line always hand at New York
prices The great reduction in prices enables those who
nave purchased cheap and worthless machines to obtain the
made at the lowest rates Everybody requested
to call at our office, send for copy of l. NJ SINGER
Co.'s GAZETTE
W. F.. BRODERICK, Agent
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS INNEw YORK
BY TEI EER pu

The New York Post of Saturday says:
The week closes on much frmer stock market with
increased business in the speculative shares The mar
ke is far from buoyan possesses measure strength
not observable for fortnight past.
The transactions in New York Central reached 1000
shares at 80 GS0A-an advance of per cent on yes
terday's price The closing bid was S0S
The rmest Of the western stocks were Gaena and IIi
nos Central The former is per cent higher than yes
terday, the latter per cent.
The course of the market during the week has been to
higher range of prices with the exception of Reading
and Michigan Guaranteed which both materially low
er Annexed the prices of the leading stocks as cur
rent last Saturday and to-day:
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Oct 15.-Ashes-Pots and
pearls are steady with sales at $537H.
Cocoa-ls in moderate request sales of 10Y bags Mara
caibo at 81 cts, less 24 per cent. cash, in bond.
Cohee-ls quite dull pending the auction of Tuesday
next Sales of SEQ bags Rio IL cts and 81 do ST
Domingo stained at 10 cts
Cotton-The market continues langud, but the supply
ouerlng IS small and prices maintained Sales
lands middling at IL cts, and Gulf do at IL cts
FishThe market is quiet but rm of dry cod sales of
LOCO qs St. Georges have been made 81 62I and of
herring 5000 boxes at 20(I22 cts for No and 3OG93
cts. for scaled.
Flour, &c.-Western canal -four is in brisk demand
partly for export and with moderate arrivals of the low
grades An advance of 10 per bb been obtained
The better grades plenty and close quety-saes of
16 400 bbls. at S4d47 for superfne State Al 1904 so
for super6ne Western 1894 90 for extra State s4 %
25 for low grades Western extra S5355 SIS for lin
ping Ohio SIS 6016.60 for trade brands do S55O7 20
for extra Genessee and 550a7 so for St. Louis brands
Canadian -four is unchanged, the demand is moderate
sales of 270 bbls. at S.. 25G6.25.
Southern flour Is rather rmer the demand is fair for
the trade and the West Indies-saes Of 28OS bbls at
$530G570 for Superne Baltimore, &C. and IS 757 for
the better grades Rye flour is in fair demand-sales of
$40 bbls. at 35. Corn meal is quie-sma sale
of Jersey at $4(d410, and Brandywne at S4.3 80.
Grain.-Wheat is quiet, the supply is moderate and
holders firm There is not enough doing to test the
market value of any description-sales of small lots
white Kentucky at 81 45d1.4S and of prime Milwaukee
club at 81 o. Rye is in fair demand-sales of 100
bushels at SS90 cts Oats are firm and in fair demand
at 4343k cts for State and 43H@44 cts for Western
and Canadian
Barley held firmly and small sales have been made
at 75S5 els. Corn is without important changethe
mand is far-saes of 600 bushels 81 for Western
mixed and Southern yellow and small lots of the latter
on private terms.
Iron.-Scotch pig moderate request-saes of 800
tons at S23, months besides which so tons common
English bars sold at S43, 6 months
Molasses is firm and in moderate reques-saes Of rs
Dds new orleans at 45c and 100 do Cuba cayed at 2c
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Fire ut Dixon Illinois
steamboat Disaster,

CHICAGO, Oct. l6-A fire occrrred at the corner
OF Main and Hennapn streets, Dixon, in this State,
destroying twenty buildings occupied by business
nrms. Loss S50,O0O; insured for Sl5, ,OOO.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. I5-The steamer Maranoo ,,os
sunk on Friday twenty miles below here. The
steamer Brunett was burnt at Bloody Island, oppo-
site this city, yesterday. Loss $4,000.
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Shipping SNtsllIqente
PORT OF BALTIMORE, October Is.

ARRIVED
Steamship Georges Creek eager. from New York-mdse
to SamuelT Pearce Reports off Sandy Point, erm b g
two herm brigs-a hourd up.
Steamer Richard Willing Claypooe, from Philadelphia
Brig Ocean Wave Norton from POrtIaud-mise to Kel-
Schr Richard A Wood, Cranmer, from Porand-ballast
sehr n Powell, Montgomery, from New Haven-ballast
schr; NJ A. Bromley, Muncay, from New Haven-ballast
Schr Isaac Morse, Parsons, from Windsor N s-paster
sch Token, Tracey from Windsor N s-plaster to Kel
sey Gray.
BELOW.
on Swan Point, ship Julia Lawrence, Spear from Callao
via Hampton Roads, with guano.
CLEARED
Steamship Baltimore, Greene Havana-Fr end Ricketts,
Co. ' ''
Steamship Joseph Whitney, Howes, Boston-A l.. Hug.
Steamship Georges Creek eager, New York-samue t.
Steamship Patapsco, Ramsey, charleston-samue T
Pearce. -
Steamer R8ct0Eara GHnd New Yok shvs
Phpps Cockey.
Ship Susan + Fitzgerald Green West Coast s. America
Schr Amazon, (Br( Barker, Halifax Richardson & Co.
Schr. Mecca, Edgett Provdence-Bevan, Phillips Co
schr Ospray, Smith, Washington, n Gas Corner @ l.
Schr c. p; Culpepper, Walker, Elizabeth City, N c.
,schr Mary willis, North, Richmond-Travers Mitch
Schr baltimore, Phillips Richmond-Travers 4 Mitchell
,Schr South Wind, MITCHELL Richmond-Travers & Mitch
Sch Three Sisters Keene Norfolk and Petersburg-Tra
sshr George Scott, Hubbard, Petersburg Apple
schr g Egleston Brown, Mliken, Georgetown, D. C.-wm
schT Carlton Jayne, Smith, New York-Ge0rges creel
Coal l. Iron Co.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Z. ID: Stockman, charged with obtaining money
Justice Showacre. ~
CHARLES Glenary, charged with using scales that
were not stamped. fined 50 and costs by Justice
ShOwacre. N'0 y 0U'eloo
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"Gnerai convention of the Episcopal Church.
RICHMOND, Oct. ia resolution was submitted
To-Day to adjourn sine die on the 2lst inst but it
tions and reports were presented, but no final ac-
uon OF Importance was taken.
III is rumored that the House of Bishops yester-
Gay refused to restore Bishop Onderdonk The
vote Is said to have stood 2I to without discus
SION, but nothing is positively known by the pub
nc nc Inc report by many is believed to be un-
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Fire at Carlisle Rarraclrs


NE" 1oRK, Oct. l5.-Advices from Port Au
frinGe to the lst, have been received The citv
abatng.
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Arrival OF the Star of the West
NEW YORK. October 16.-The steamer Star of the
West, has arrived from California. Her advices
have been anticipated.
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Fire at Carlisle Barracks
CARLISLE, Pa, Oct. ia large new stable
attached to the United States barracks at this place
was destroyed by fire last night with fifteen horses
and quantity of feed.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
HALIFAX, N S.-Schr Amazon
615 bbls. -four
Enthusiastically Baltimore
boxes oysters SO cases do, IL bbls hams G7 kegs
lard 300 boxes rasns hhds figs, boxes whiskey so
tcs hsh 100 tcs rice 200 kegs butter 200 sacks brown
stuff, 24s0 heads cabbage 10 bbs powder so kegs do
bbs apples, box TOOLS boxes shoes, box pick han
dies 400 bundles shoves cross saw, bbs safety
fuse, $50 kegs spikes, $40 spces box lamps 3 boxes
OIL so pieces castings box do.
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Ship News.

Ship News.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 15.-The steamships Alabama
from New York and the City of Norfolk from Bal
timore have arrived.
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STOCK OF MO TINS GOO .
REMARKs.-There is little movement in the mar
ket Transactions confined urgent wants of the
trade at current rates.
The sales include 600 bags Rio at Tx cts 600 do at
1lA cts, and 800 do. at II to IL cts
We quote prime Rio at 12h cts good lI% to 10 cts.
medium to fair IL TO II n cts
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oldest ESTABLISHED STAND
ANDREW E. WARNER.
No. 10 NORTH GAY STREET,
M4NUFACTURER OF
SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWEIRy

YER PLATED WARE,
Has in beautiful assortment Of New styles and Pat
Ria sSf S ss %fs sa aS Ss S
Sy zS:sd S5s oSb
He 1 2na R5f4o. GsarS cp sns Pags sa1g
Plain God Rings eEe and Pens I sse Sesgs BUTTONS and
Rings Hair G geWelry Of beautiful designs rms ana Ear
Also complete assortment 81 Best Quality Heavy Silver
Fruit Butter and Salt stands Castos Candle Sticks Pearl
Ha3e Desert & a s Las os
terms. soft
TREASURER'S OFFICE, BALTIMORE AND
Board Of this Company has declared DIVIDEND OF
PdSEE S PER CENT the Stock of ths Main Stem OF he
N and Ssr the 9th of Novemte next, at the Merchants
The Transfer Book will be closed from the 18th the pre-
Sa Month until the 22d Of November the day after the An
o,As,aw+., ''~~'''''S j. l. ATKINSON,
kEASoR 7,4o RER,S OFFICE, BALTIMORE AND
F6g F6R Board sNn # hiT OF
sa h ses yss e eadsd s
the h a gS I'm p Ban and a 18th
The Transfer Book viii be from the 2Oth I'LL tho osb
instant oialstawtss l. ATKINSON, FTss5S,,.~
Under AND BY VIRTUE OF A STAINING
~ ORDER of the Court of Common Pleas of Baltimors
nsOlv Petoner, will pubic sale at the Es
S III Sf qHg HfF f NfEfERfE
SaEIhlN oT tATFST sSs 2 b; name sd January 1885,
ol+2aw2w&ds Permanent Trustee
RLACkSMlTH'S COAL.-2OO tons for sale at
Dst3I per ton OF lbs delivered in any part OF the
city il Quantities to suit purchasers. g GfLGoR,
SIGHT AND TIME BILLS ON ALL THE
o 'ite ana towns Of the VPSD FSsP % X
DARBERRY ROOT.-2o bags Just received and
dior sale by r. J. BAKER, 50 s, Charles street olatf
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From Wnshinnfnn
The Great Ennto.

PORTLAND, Me-, October 15.-Frederick Cumber-
land, Esq, agent of the Great Eastern, who has
come to make arrangements for her reception, ar
rived here yesterday from Canada.
=, he has no doubt that the steamer will leave for
Portland: Maine, in the latter part of October.
:, when he left, the company did not entertain the
thought OF her visiting any other port in America
this trip but Portland, where it was expected she
would remain about three weeks
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BOARD OF TRADE

BOARD OF TRADE
COMMITTEE q Arbitration for the month ofSeptember
HENRY W. DRAKELY.
THos. ". ATKINSON, GEO. SSiB 5. BRoESE' 70 WE
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Correspondence ofHe Savannah Republican,
HAVANA, October 9.-The market for Clayed Sugars
continued in the depressed state advised my last until
near the close Of the week before last when although
favorable intelligence had been just previously received
from Europe the news of slight advance in the United
States enabled holders TO advance their pretensious
which purchasers yielded and quite scene of
business ensued at the rates quoted below Last week
also the market exhibited considerable activity and
closed yesterday firm, tthe following rates. D. s. Nos
to TO- 64 7H rias Nos to II, 74@s Nos 13 to IA S4
(Gsh Nos Is to II, 9G10 Nos Is to 90 1O1dlI rals.
Whites according to quality, 114d13H rias per arrobe
fob.
Muscovadoes-The stocks all over the Island small
consequently extensive transactions taken place
200 hhds Moasses Sugars sold H per arrobe for
which much lower rate would have been accepted pre-
vious to the recent advance.
Molasses may now be had at lower rate than have
hitherto advised At Cardenas, where there is still
large stock cargo of good quality purchased early
last week at 2& rials per keg do not give the quota
tons of this market they could only be quite nominal
Freights rather dull. No engagements last week
the United States To Europe small vessels obtain Cos
per ton.
Exchanges very firm and tend upwards. I quote Ster
ling 15Hdl7 per cent. premium; New York &C.. (60 day
bills 495H per cent premium New Orleans (short 67
s.s.s, Q. NJ,
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chr Amos Falkenburg, Rogers, New York-w R

Son. ~ 77'- -" i''N " hlodoS
Schr n tenton, New Haven-W Rhoads & Son
Rhoads & Co. f'' ' o'Hi " Iliiain
Son. ' O"i'' y" f'hoaas
3efr A. Rromley, Muncey, Derby, Coan -Dobbin
Bro. ~ '' MASS r fratt q
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KALAMAZOO, Mich, Oct 15.-The great trottiup
match for the citizens purse of $4,000, came off
here this afternoon at the National horse show
course Flora Temple won, making the best time
on record, viz: -
First heat.2 min. 321& sec. Second heat-2
min. 22 sec. Third heat-2 min. 1897 sec.
BosTON, Oct. l5.-At the horse show here vester-
day, the principal trot was between Columbus and
the Montreal stallion olive Oak"-mile heats for
purse of $500. columbus was the winner, max
min S6A sec., and the third in 2 min. 40 sec.
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Total for the weeks 3259943 So 225 931 800 366
Previously 647 116 09 29S Ie8 799 3S7
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

SATURDAY, October Is.
COFFEE-There has been very little demand for coffee
for some days past aDd to-day have report
We publish below the usual weekly report of Messrs
White Fder Coffee brokers' and refer to for quo
tations
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, October g. So 500 bags
necelNeu sluce' none
Taken for Consumption 500 bags
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

BosToN-Schr. Carrie Hues
300 bdls iron. Keyser, Troxell & Co.; l76 bds hide
p P Kunkel $50 bbls. fish, 225 bags pepper 500 pkg
mdse., sundry persons.
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The money market is much less active than week ago
especially is this the with call loans The stock
houses are employing much less than fortnight since
ana hnd no difficulty in supplying themselves at LG6h
per cent principally at g. At bank there is fair dis
count demand full rates. but the open market napar
maturing this side Of February growing scarcer and
sought after at 6H97 per cent. Bills having six and
elght months to run are still plenty.
The weekly bank statement will probably show spece
average of about $40 o0o and material change in
the loans. 50
Exchange for the City Manchester closed firm at ITO
9llO4 for sterling, and 514 81 (6513A for francs
The Teutonia for Hamburg, takes $3.50 900 in spece
and the City of Manchester for Liverpool $3.50 OOO max
ing ST. about threefourhs of which in silver
small both in dry goods and general merchandise but we
look for an increase from the total given before the
close of the month:
FOREIGN IMPORTS AT NEW YORK
For the 1gesk 1857 1888 1890
Dry Goods lsS278 s779s18 s1,0ii, $40
Total for the weeks s25994s 931 s2322 366
Previously rep. 647 1161O9 29S 1eS 3S7
Since Jan. ls $1S9 sos 500 lis 2o1 121 753
The Buffalo Daily EzpresS reports receipts of wheat
by lake at that port during the first week in October at
bushels This far exceeds the receipts of an en-
tire month in any year until September 1856 with the
single exception of the famine year of 1S47
The Cincinnati Gazette of Friday says:
continued scarcity ofcurrency keeps the Exchange
Market in an easy condition for buyers in the reg
lar way the value of bankers checks are Sustained
though of the dealers of checks outside this after
noon, at nc premium being below the counter rate
The outside buying figure for New York and Phiadel-
phia was not over NC and Of the did net
to purchase at this figure. The prevailing rate
Baltimore was 40 premium though depostors were in
allowed As and so for small checks but 90 NAV
be regarded as the market price. Occasional transac
premium selling. The movements in gold are confined
mainly to shippers.
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DARBERRY ROOT.-20 bags Just received and
dior sale by r. J. BAKER, 50 8. Charles street oIatf
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SIGHT AND TINE BILLS ON ALL TIL
Opncpal cities and towns of the Union purchased by
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Groteries, giqaors. 1T.

GSsT WIN. Fl. MCLEAN,
E8HM FAMILY GROCER,
Haal Va 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET,
Having every facility for the purchase CT goods
on the BEST TERMS together with long experience, offers
families
GROCERIES, TEAS,
WINES AND BRANDIES,
OF THE HIGHEST ORDER,
together with the usual supplies Of Fruit &c in their
son. From his long experience in
TEAS AND BRANDIES,