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RFWARr OLE NFCEpTInN

There is sole exclusive agent for the Of the kind
# Cod heretofore Sold by the Baltimore C0al Conpay
and kn00H as GENUINE BALTIMORE COMPANY Coal. Any
such preensions fraud and dec ption We caut con,
against buying anterior article under the old
trade mark, and invite attention to the following
WHKEsBARRE, PA, June 6, 1859
hereby certify that have Mined prepared shipped
all the Coal sold by the Baltimore Coal Company in the city
of Baltimore and elsewhere for the past years up to Sep
TENDER, 1857 and the Coal am sending GROVE MI
LER CO. and others, of Baltimors precisely the same
kind of Coal, from the vein and fully equal any
shipped by for the Baltimore Coal Company, whom
have connection, am auswerabe for the cha.
raccr of their Coal since September, 1857
ALEXANDER GRAY.
We prepared deliver any quantities cele
brated COAL; also Medium, Free Burning and Cumberland
Goals the lowest prices Orders respectfully solicited and
satisfaction warranted
GROVE, MILLER & co.
Yards-N ". corner Paca and German Streets Howard,
above Franklin Office 81 Second street opposite Town
Clock scot Dog
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Clock. s29t-H29
WM. H. MCLEAN,
F! MIlY GROCER,
50 North CHARLES STREET,
Having every facility for the purchase Of goods the
TERMS together with long experience, offers families.
GROCERIES, TEAS,
WINES AND BRANDIES,
OF TIE HIGHEST ORDER,
together with the usual supplies of Fruit &c. their
From his long experience in
TEAS AND BRANDIES,
he is sure OF pleasing in every respect. oi3 If
LONDON HAIR BRUsHRs.-A complete assortment
the best London make, comprising great variety of the
most desirable patterns, Of all sizes.
n HYNSON JENNINGS Il co
Pu4RMACEUTIsTs,
os-Jf So North Charles street
IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs.
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split, office ofCy Steam Fire Wood
Mil,
No. NORTH STREET.
sIotf JAMES II. JOHNSON
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SAVE p PER CENT by buying your Wood at oic Of City
Steam Fire Wood MIL,
Nos NORTH STREET.
slot JAMES H. JOHNSON
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FINE QUARRY PLATED TEA SETS, URNs, CAsroRs,
Cake Baskets, &c, for sale at moderate prices,
JAR. CAMPBELL,
Mi If r. GER cor 227 Baltimore street
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BALTIMORE, July nth, 1859.
Til undersigned have used the 'GROV ERA BAKER"
SEWING MACHINES for five years past aud in all shat
tine it has fully met expectations every particular
We recommend them therefore, with entire confidence
tie very best machine in use
JOSEPH BICKFRT0N co.
BALTIMORE, July lGh, 1859.
1t affords much pleasure testimony to the ex
cellency OF Messrs. GROVER ( BAKERS SEWING MA
CHIMES, having in my family which does all that is
protested for il, and with beauty and quicness that
deijghtf" in tie household.
Rey. JNO. McCRON,
Pastor Third Eng. Lutheran Church,
SALESRo0NS-IsI Baltimore street, Baltimore
4a5 Broadway, New York
e. Send fora Circular j2sti
A SPLENDID GIFT.
ONLY Fly CENTS.
For large size LIEEN Es', beautifully coorcd and in
ONE DOLLAR ONLY For a WHOLE SIZE, PHOTO
GRAPH.
L<enesses for sending in letters any part the world
without extra postage.
The above che aud finest Pictures the world are
only mad. at
T0UNGS TEMPLE OF ART,
23I Baltimore street conner Charles,
o2af tover Canfed's .Tawelry Store)
FINE TABLE CLARET.-Another supply received
nv GREEN g V1E % p ,1t;,,o-. s.-,o.
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FINE TABLE CLARET.-Another supply received
by GREEN * YoE, So Baltimore street j27-f
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Crockery Store can be purchased B ELoW AUCTION
PRICES, at the Cheap China Store OF
JOHN \. D0DSON co,
o22U 2 and n. Charles street
ECONOMY EcoNoMY!!
AnolIAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This b. done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split, at office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill
No. 3NORTHsTREET
sl0f JAMES H. JOHNSON
ALL FAMILIES on INDIVIDUALS HAVING GARNENTs
or WASHING of any description do this winter can save
the trouble and Inconvenience Of doing at
home with untrusty by leaving an order at The
BALTIMORE LAUNDRY, No. l East Baltimore street
where you can have them done promptly, WELL cheap
rates They responsible, and wi guarantee satisfaction
always "iSetheM 4 trial. ImO+
WooD WooD u WooD!l!
SAVE % PER CENT by buying your Wood at ofc Of City
Steam Fire Wood MIL,
No. NORTH STREET.
slot JAMES H. JOHNSON.
TESTERS IMPROVED
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES,
At Prices from sI5 Cabinets or plain syleswaran.
ted to do every kind OF CLOTH Or LEATHER WORK that
requires seam.
Rs Saesroom 1863 Baltimore street,
m27-tf In CHASE. Agent
One PRICE CLOTHING
J. LIpP & Co.
). W. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND PAcA STREETS,
Under the ONE PRICE principle we guarantee to cur
customers full value for their money
~ CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER in the b.st manner,
Come andSee Us. ol2m
BosToN Coal CoMPANY's LUMP Coal,
For SALE Lowry
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KIHpLIEG WooDl KINDLING WooD
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD, OF ANY SIZE
At Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. 3NoRTH STREET.
slou JAS h. JOHNSON
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. ASYLUM FOR }, i, TIE BLIND.
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF TIiE BfiNb ASYLUM OF THIS
100 CITY, WILL BE HELD
At TIE HALL OF THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE
10 commence on MONDAY. the 18th Of November next
Inc tr will be given by the Ladies Of the different Rfii-
Eleus Societies and The proceeds viii he devoted the en-
OF tins noble Institution The patronage of the
PH"IE i resPeclInIIE sollclted. OPS 2awtl4N
;T{D THE CENTRAL REFORM COMMITTEE,
- in compliance with the earnest wishes of many Of
t."i low ctiZ"i3 aad actuated by lesre TO promote
i'r nus q Justice hereby offer r + " L y Of ONE
SAAD DOLLARS Gin addition to the 500 offered by
me 1a%or Of the City, fOR THE ARREST AND CON
ICId0S OF THE MURDERER OR MURnERERS> Of
bAN BARCLAY KYLE, JR who was hruta,iv killed il,
the ylcnt OF the 18th Ward Polls in tic c Of atmSre
10" t'te l'.'!il'H5 OF tHe "a infant nll-tf
$TED ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY. The pre-
~ faatory meeting to the Anniversary Of the Society
VII be htid on MpNDAY EVENING, the nth instant Al
- o cncs, at the GihMOR HOUSE "
nll-3lF WM. MACINTOSH, Secretary
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CHINA
GI. -.

GLASS,
AND QUEENSWARE,
r. P. BAYLY,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
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Full SETS OF CARRuNcLEs, Coral, CAMEO
Eruscan, &c, for sale ut low prices
j. & r. CAMPBELL,
nllf Il, GEE con 227 Baltimore street.
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ETNA FIRE kIsDLING.
FOR WOOD OR COAL
SHOELD III TE 4 FAIR TRIAL
Given ny all whn appreciate article of convenience
and utility II combines economy time, money and la
Dor, besides dispensing with the dirt and litter attendant
upon the old modes Of making fires II gacs from match
and is not affected by damphess moderate heat
Boxes containing 100 pieces, - ceuts.
Enquire for it yoar convenient Groceries and Coal
Offices.
~ Oar prices to dealers much reduced
Wholesale orders from distance address
DENNY y MORRISON, Manufacturers,
Milf Baltimore Md
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GLASS,
AND QUEENSWARE,
ROCKINGHAM WARE AND STONRWARE,
at Factory Prices,
apls-tf No. HANOVER STREET, near Baitmorel
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Mrs. ANNA MANSFIELD
Respectfully that in view of many urgent
requests presented she viii probably deliver other Medical
Lectures to Ladies in this city during her stay.
Du- announcements will be mad in ample time.
Meanwhile, those who wish can consult her ut BARSuM
HoTEL, raror 23i, lower fl o..
EXAMINATIONS ARE WITHOUT CHARGE, and indicate her
thorough noaedge Of each sufferers complaint and its
causes. nll2t
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ROOFING RooFNG ! / R0OElNG!l
Ecoaamy, D'eyahiiity ara security.
"arrrn's ~, ana Water Proof
FELT Ann CoapesITIoN RoofIaG
Cnryae by @yig yet discovered for Roofing purposes
PEFseCfLy FIKE PROOF,
PERFECTLY W&TsE PeooF.
CyEQUALiED poE EroxoaY,
HNRIvkLLED FOR DuRApILIYT,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
.rrfuf!her information address or call on
JAS. Fl. JoESsoN,
No . Jarvis Building, cor. North and
it"'-'- Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
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r. STORE FOR RENT osotIlr
EOAM
" COALt
coal AT - 20 PER TON-2zt3 pounds Suicrior Guaity
Of White, Red and Grey Asl! COAL.
~ Delivered free Of charge in any part Of the al a "a
10 $+.55 per ton-2,2Q pounds.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH.
40 Coal and Wood Dealer
Offce-N. Y. corner Pratt and Fremont streets
y. W: corner Park and Fayette streets
Whart-ioot Eutaw street.
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1Y THE FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Franklin street, WILL. OPEN ON MONDAY. Nov I4th
ami continue during the week. at CARROLL HALL corner
OF Ha'imore and Calvert streets Many handsome useful
ana fancy articles TO be disposed Of vsrety children
Coihng Christmas PRESENTS etc, etc All respectfully
EltG to attend Number Of Orphans in the Asy lum 49,
depending on the charity CT the public. -
Tickets 1915 cents: children halC-Drica II
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character tried at the Mansfield county Oh Court
last week. Some time ago LADY, the wife Of the Post
master at Salem got on the cars Of the @ G. and r.
her acoupe of small children When the conductor came
around the tickets she offered him ragged and soil
ed one dollar BILL which he refused to take saying was
worthless The lady said that II all the money abe
had and that II good. She was then told BY the
ducor that she must get of when she got to Shelby which
advised by gentlemen TO get the train again,
being only five miles further 70 Salem This she did,
and when the conductor again came around and found
her without other money than what before offered,
he stopped the train and put the lady off, The day
cold and drzzling rain had made It quite muddy, and
having half mile TO walk for shelter the lady and
the youngest child took cold, which, after sick
OF two months resulted in the death Of the lat
ter Suit brought for damages, and after pr0trlct
ed trial the jury returned verdict for plaintiff for $66l
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Acknowledgements Pier A&
s.7si S;s::; Is S
join ssiEs .y Wits s Murphy FssHsss.
cspp, Themaa s. slnanJ W Ru sspiss
E amss smith MI SHAY" John BBaw ws saae Sa
The Committee on Arrangements reported in respect to
the order for the meetings for the morning and afternoon
of the first day Report accepted.
Credena letters were read from the Revision Associa
ton appointing Professor G. L. Ioos and Rev VIM. r.
BoSsdu Of Virginia as delegates from that body 70 the
q. The Sasd hymn was sung. Scriptures wore read by
FnIrHDs OF PuRs BinIE- You are heartily welcomed to
contemplate De great which has called together
"
lovers q the inspired bible Il Soundless lns.. and
BiSs ye hands entrusted .ssrsd duty
Fl s M s ITS da snS s
mind Of the living God ~ some nespcaSs process Of ID
minds Of holy Of God another
While lie pen perfect docsy ssr Divine
sss 81 @
begin. The relation between hoy in.prsr md lie
sn Bin n e. 9 n
S da soan hen s s asa and \. @
where the whole pnnopy OF God
that ye qut like men," and you can consent
TO be plaged OF a single weapon your equipment To
hold that there Is word letter Of the Bible
which does not contain portion Of thoughts or feel
ss S sSS VS. sn
we be sahed receive translation Of which
own When The sum shines and you see ishsSs
and feel its heat need fabricated argument to
that ia the sun is its evidence We quite willing
TO leave the Bible TO make its If viii let speak
~ dsrespect for His authority when YOU look for the
misshspen countenancs Of the artihcer The moment
deep and lasting motive Of action found In the second
article OF constitution. shall forsake religious fidelity
to His word and then He viii forsake The principle
upon which the Union assails the
who foster ignorance and Its up
the rancor Of all sorts Of willy craftsmen And indeed
somewhat questionable whether the struggle which we cha
lenged principle was enshrined ia The Constitution
has more than fairly commenced But after ALL consola
ton To- resistance very thing which
the gold from the dross Of gold before
passes the crucbles Allow closing 10 Congratulate
the Union upon the that during the year God has
Our organization enables welcome all
pure Bible TO one common PLATFORM and this without regard
to their connection with other
whatever If they DESTROYS pressing their
Bible which forbds whatever things wrong then they
ton No man has patent whereby he himself
these privileges But they must Of essity,
While me Of GOD continues to be the rule of faith and
With this view, address ourselves holy
work. and cordially extend the hand OF fellowship every
and circulate faithful versions of the sacred
throughout the world" Amen
The Treasurer presented his report congraulatng thu
Union on its financial prosperity The report was adopt
ed as follows
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tuition q quaseane-except for fumgaton and vcutiia
hon-aea barbarons recto of barbarous times M,
xtorons and other mapraoces at Quarantine were Well
ha died in passing, and seemed command very general
syn sthy.
AfSer some remarks from other gentlemen
On hsot,h Of DR.. McNuLrY the debate was postponed
to the evening Of the next regular meeting
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HyudIsOm City News.

DEATH FROM vofxscx AND IsrnxrmAscx --Oofoner
Morris held inquest Friday afternoon Al Hudson
City, upon the body Of aborer in the Tunnel named
Peter Clifford who died the day previous. Il appesrs
that deceased and friend went TO New York on Sunday
night last, and visited dog pit Both or the men wsrs
very much intoxicated, and while at the pit became ~
gagged In tight with other parties Deceased sustained
bruse on the left arm but did show any other marks
Of violence. Upon going home he was taken Sick ana
died as above stated post norton examination r.
blood TO clot in the main artery which resulted in con
gestion Of the lungs.
The jury rendered verdict Of death by congestion OF
the lungs, supernduced by inemperance and Injury a
the arm received In Eight with some person 70 e jury
unknown. Ss tY wv. .e
Clifford was married man, about 80 years Of ase and
was ''sport' In the dog pit
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NATIONAL EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
SECOND DAY.

hcHAoSD, Va, Oct 8, 1852
The Convention met today at halfpa nine O'Clock
A. NJ, pursuant 10 adjournment The opening was NO,
characterized by the display and pageanry which signal
lied the opening Of the services yesterday with the
exception Of few ladies who occupied the galleries the
attendance confined chiefly to the regular delegates
The number Of those present evidently greater than
yesterday, many having arrived by the trains Of last
evening should estimate the whole number in attend
today about three hundred which, of course in
Guides the clerical and lay delegates
The relations Of the House Of Bishops TO the House of
Deputies Convention proper to be generally
understood Tho former hold their sessions with closed
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John J. STAFF, a6 FRANKLIN STREET
q IMPORTER AND DEALER IN WINES LIQUORS
AND SEGARS. -

offer for sale, on the favorable terms,
rae and vintages 1905 and upward = ~
RUM-Jamaica from London docks Granada and 81 Croix
GlMEGM5 House, Cabinet and Double Anchor.
WHISKEY-Irsh, Scotch, Bourbon and apple.
MADEIRA-Al the favore brands butts half pipes and
ard, &c. ' op"' ''""u
PORT--Cokeburn's Sandman Co, Harris Co puaran.
teed for fine table and medicinal properties
BORDEAUX WINES-A the favorite brands.
CHAMPAGNE-Imperfal Cabinet, Moet 4 Chandon Held
sick h Co, Piper, &c. e
racoa, Maraschino, Anniseite, &c. ~
PORTER-Guinness' extra Stout, imported direct from
ar Guinness Son Co.. in quarts and plns London Porter
SCOTCH ALL Muir Son, and Campben's
trade-h home and export. - -
PORTER-F Gaul's Porter and Brown Stout Also for our
own trade-home and for export.
export. - ~
All the above foreign goods Of our own and
are offered from United States bonded from
store as low prices they be procured any rea
bic JOHN j. STAFF
70 FRANKLIN street. between BrOadWaY audE hlrch
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NJ B.-WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE OELEBRAT-
IN cd MAdape PRKWSTERf She has been oonailtad ~
thonsands IN Thu ard other cities with entire satisfaction Src
feels coBnde she has equal She tells the name OF tnro
wife or husband also thai Of her viscr II you wish TRUE
give her CALI At 81 Third avenue, above Tweay n s~os
lAdics " cents; geutemep u.
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EMBELLISHMENTS DELIGHT, A GOOD GLASS OF ALE
~ A. B. MuNDY 62S SIKH avenue, brewer The Rngiish
private house system, from malt and hops only. A. b.
having been accustomed for 40 years. when auent crcm
stances 70 the finest ae dains any Ingredient
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Chrys.e church, after extensive repairs and
cnaste VIII be opened for divine service on te
and AZ persons interested especially those who have
ever attended the services of this church. earnestly invited
to attend The rector Rev Dr. Price, will preach tie morn
Ing and Rt Rev. DR.. S0uthgate In the evening.
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Miss CORA A. SEAMAN DAUGHTER OF THE CEI.E-
III psate9 carvoyan o. Seaman continues the profession
as me9ca anc business oArvoyan the old stand NO. iOl
Goerck street. N BNo letters viii 10 answered return
stamp is enclosed.
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OCULISTs AND AURIsTg.

nR. N. EISLER, OCCULIST AND OPERATOR, RE.
II Gently returned from EUROPE may be copsued at his
Office rs Ninth street. Second avenue from n,
on all diseases Of the eye which require medical attendance
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A CLA1RvOYANX-MRs sEyMOUR No "a FouRTH
~ snssi rev doors west Of Broadway, the success
lion on sickness business ahssnt frien 6c SaisfAcv0u
guaranteed or pay -
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plan proposed by him no responsibility could attach to
the Convention for any such uttcrances while the order
print would necessarily involve endOrsaton Of all that
these contained
Judge CosYsGHAM made observations as to the diff
lcuy OF hearing the gentleman at the distance he stood
from him. He could not exactly say whether his remarks
were in opposition 10 the motion which he Judge CO.
Tered or not He was convinced OF the proprety Of pub
shng the sermon referred TO, because he parent,
stenng TO that sermon felt DESTROYS that the principles
which were therein cnunciated should be known as
principles that recognized by Convention OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of these United States
ANXIOUS Tor their propagation broadcast throughout the
land There was nothing in that sermon-he meant no
particular expression or word that may have been
used in ii-but in the great topics treated upon,
there was nothing to which the least possible objec
non coma De made He knew of nothing more important
IMAM tne question OF Christian education, which formed
the subject OF that Sermon and he therefore anxious
that the whole production should be spread abroad If
IL was the object OF the gentleman to offer resolution
with prospective INTENT he could do 30 after the
ton Of the resolution now before the Convention.
No amendment being offered, the question the adop-
pon OF the resolution ordering 200 copies of sermon
TO be printed was put and carried.
DR.. i. VNToS, q New York. said that at the last
passed the following resolution, which was to be
found on page l40 OF the journal Of that Convention
Resolved, (the House OF Bishops concurrng), that
canons and q Of 1863 be repealed Dr. " proceeding
when this resolution was offered by him, Mr. j. N.
Conyngham, as seen by the Journal moved TO lay it
the table, which motion was lost The question then
CURED On the resolution TO repeal and carried
This canon, continued Dr.. ", made for the purpose
Of declaring bishop, presbyter or deacon Of the
cnurcn trs0 JGcto deposcd IN all cases where
said bishop, presbyter, or deacon, without avail
ing himself Of the provisions Of canons and 5
Of 1850 has abandoned her communion shall hereafter
abandon IT, either by an open remuneration Of tho doc
irnes, discipline and worship Of the Church, by
formal admission into any religious body not IN
munion with the samef prcsbyter deacon, hc shall
oe depcsed by the Bishop having jurisdiction
WIN the consent Of tho Standing Cominittnc and If
bishop by the presiding Bishop, with the consent Of the
majority OF the members Of the House Of Bishops And
the second canon, 2 provided that In any pro-
ceedbgs against presbyter Deacon under canon Of
soS Dy ms bishop whenever the abandonment charged
sa not DC evidenced by writing signedby the party, he
sna nave three months notice. 10 be given in such
ner as may be prescribed BY the Bsop, that his depos