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TO The Associated Prssa

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WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Oct. S, 1859.
On The receu, reception Of the new Braziliaa aias-
ter by the Piesdert the latter took the occasion 70
express the hope that the Brazilian Government wsaA
AMI further remove the restrictions our commerce
With that country.
private letter from Arizona, dated Sept IL, says:
TIE Apaches are getting holder, and Ne have slnoA
the usual number Of murders and fights.
The vote at the recent election tor delegate 70 Coa
gree exceeds 2OO0. Dolly about ono sixth participated
In TIE New Mexican election.
Iut little information has been received m ON sa
quarters 10 addition TO ~hat GEOGRAPHICALLY stated
Yesterday relative 10 the filibuster movements Asn
the re ported departure Of party OF tlhoasers, sho
only authentic account 10 the possession OF the Gsvsrn
ment is that they left IN tug boas about tea mes
below New Orleans, but which could not convey taec
10 heir place of destination: They doubtless expected
10 be taken on board q larger and more suitable
steamer. In the meantime Collector hatch sad Nv
Deputies and other federal officers are according %
their Instructions, resorting to every esi innate mesas
10 intercept the fbusters. 10 addition 70 othee me~
ures. yessels have been dispatched for TIE
purpose. While these things are progressing N
the peghborood OF New Orleans, iaiS"H an;
has been received that nomber Oh nui-
busters are in Mobile, some OF whom were
p oninen Mt 10 the Susan flbusterng expedition, whica
vessel il will be recolec'ed was wrecked a. disvefs
Reef The Federal officers in tho. CITY nave osos IN
IT. ucted TO watch their movements and act accordss
Il Is not vet considered necessary TO send oot ss N
sructons to our naval forces in the Gulf and Pscuc
a. the vessels there In possession ~ tho ouo
tofore issued in relation to unlawful exPe iiuons
The success Of this new 6ibasfenpg moyemsnt 70 COZ
considered in the least degree promising. But should
the sdveu,ueIs invade Ncsrsgua aud interrupt tue
transit there 10 reason to believe that our Feiefa
forces would promptly ipterposs Toe power Is fouad
in the Lamar Z-sdon treaty and to its exercise hloa
rssus would have no objection.
IL G. Faut, Wh, has been adjusting the trepsf
cent fund account on behalf OF the Com nisssser q
Missouri has been officially Informed by the acting
Commissioner. General Of the Land Ofoe that there
IL due the S ate on that account $4l7 500.
Gen. Jessup is still confined 10 his house BY serious
illnees.
Secretary Thompson was TO day among tho many
participants in the exercises attending the opsaing u
the new Maryland Agricultural College, q foe miles
from Washl gtop. The remarks delivered by hin
practical value.
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movements of President Buc hanan.

BALTIMORE. Wednesday, Oc. ), io9e:
President BGcbsnsn arrived In this city Less ny,
and left this morning by the Northern Csnra hss'
DAD for Whestland.
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WIGS. %; ToUPEEs and HAIR DYE-CAM.
r,os,s Msssfscery No lss fuon BrooAyn tnvsn,os q
Hgnx1 6xis FoyspArfos Wics Our stock 81 Lsdi~s
an VITA BseiAs co. uneaaslsd. Our ssass HAsr pys
- vkeIssah ~ rssea
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much a. the nation could stasser under. Yet he
lived to zee it more than trebled, when the accounts
were made up 10 l764, the year he died, Of the
cost Of the American war. But as he hsd proved
Taxation to be No Tyranny, it was perhaps Of the
less consequence; and besides, the mother country
had grown in stature and substance 10 proportion
to the load laid upon her, 90 that she could We'll
sustain it. Even as he held that the Colonies had,
in the sentence Of his pamphlet which the Minis
try struck out "ether critically, q too ludicrous,
"or politically, as too exmperating," in which he
thus disposed Of the objection that the Colonies
had never been taxed before-"we do not put
"csf into the pillow; We wait tall he has become
"an OK
1t is thus, 10 doubt, that the shoulders Of the
glish nation grew gradually sccustome1 to the In
creasDg weight laid upon them, as Milo was enabled
to CARY bull on bis by beginning with him when
he was calf But 10 return to hundred years
.irce. The Seven Years War which added Canada
to the British possessions and relieved the colonsts
from their old haunting fears Of French conquest,
about doubled the debt a. it stood when it broke
out. Our Revolutionary War, which followed as
corollary to the last, again about doubled the
double sum, making it, in 1884, about E24O. 0OO..
900 This was esteemed o fearful drain on the
life blood of Britannia, which it was spprehended
might produce yncope and death But tho
strength of her constitution was not known then'
nor until the twenty years war against the French
Revolution showed how much more Phleootomy
she could bear. At the time Of the peace OF lolo'
the figures Of her debt, not csntent with beng
doubled a. on the two previous occasions, In
.i,ted on being qusdrupled, or nearly So.
They then Represented the uncomfortable sum Of
ESQ, COO, 900! Ard, inasmuch a. it was thus IN
famed for the purpose Of annihilatiDg the Napole-
ouic dynasty, We must cay that it does not look
Jus. low - if the money Wa well expended Tho
long interval Of pesce in Europe, until the Cfussa
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Nor AsTONISHING.-lt Is not at all astonishing
that No eI8 BosdwaJ hoad be the OF the fsbon
and bsuty Of the ner po. No wonoer bcsa's CAsTkstL
Ladies GAfrEa SHOE there ard because CAM
1RaLL fashionable assomou. that can
be psoduotd To pa.oize CAkTssLL 70 get exactly what
yoa dss,e Il SHoE. CATERS at fair price,
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9abIit Sales.
BY F. w. BENNETT 4 co
Z A nEI, c, rSN---s-------- ,-.<,---c----<

sY F. W: sENNET'T & co
I ARGE SALE
DAMAGED GOODS,
From LIVERPOOL
On FRIDAY M6RT1NG XXI ADr IL GOTH ., 10 oco.,
precisely shall sell I'd and Sd floors of our Stores
y and 30 South Charles street, Baltimore large and vau,
memnon on the voyage from Liverpool Baltimore con
DRY tG6ons,
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Together with many other goods. '''''' '''Ai' .
900 BOXES r TrTr, ',1sr'
2e00 boxes Tin Plate, c. I'''
10 :. d" 6
DAMAGED on board the ship Agamemnon, on the voyage
S3a5- Catalogues will be ;sus4 day Rsi2rs sale
! ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE
ENTIRE MAcHIN II yFE AND FIXTURES
SUFFOLK WORKS K THE
ArprRrtc .rcrrox OF BALTIMORE,
" FOR CASH
ny virtue OF decree passed by the Circuit Court Bal
I Gty on the th April 1889 the undersigned Tus
factory ct known as the Suffolk Works, situated on West
street between Fremont street and Mount Glare De
4l H1E "a m # fSSEs AND I'M
I FIFTEEN HORSE P Pt5RS Il G sTEAM ENGINE
WITH Boiler and Fixtures complete in good order
4 IRON LATHES
Ic OF THE MOST APPROVED KIND
From to p feet long, and in perfect condition, some of
which were made to order by D. Chamberlain of
A Drill iIsioi PRESSES;
- planning MACHINES;
ST. e. TIE1vY RoIIERs; "Dfi RhEi ia MA
ALSO,
large and valuable of every kind of TOOLS
used IN the foundery, machine and boermaking business
VIZ Hammers, Sledges, Chises Shears Swedges Lathe
Tools, Reamers Drills &c
large and valuable lot of Iron Shafting Pues Belt
ing, &C " ~
ALSO,
Upright Saw ~ anu
ALSO,
sixteen FORCES, Portable FORCES, Anvs, Bellows, and
smthing Tools large Grnistone Platform Scales &c
forming one OF the most attractive sales
offered at auction in this city. 49,
Catalogues will be issued sale vban
buyers are invited to examine the stock
Terms cash, in bankable money, delivery.
LANGD0N ERVfNG, Trustee
.u,o, 100, N 81, =, 49,, /: W. BENNETT & CO,
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Ambltt Sails,
BY SAMUEL H. COVER

|
! S00 GREAT SALE OF
wv D9zi ASSORTED MOROCCO BUFF LEATt5pp
81 will col, Sni.E sins Ieio TRIMMINGS ETC nm
May 3 # 10 fIsss oSSSs
9G 6v1 b saIf S'0 &ss6RT fG5 moR6CCo
20 DOZEN BUFF HORSE AND
20 DOZEN FRENCH AM iXTRrnrc, ~ r,Ir ralnhH
The above Morocco consists Of Tampco B1onleS sS
French ffampco Boot Skins all qf fine quality Bindings
Morocco Chamois skins Nc 5000 yards choice IastiS
pieces Six and Cotton Ribbons 100 gross Shoe Lacings
eahss "ff al Which fh S
positively be sold to the highest bidder.
Ha Also, the Counters. Shelving, &c
Terms of saleSums Of $500 and UNDER cash. $780, 90
toy with interest aa R Sae Rsremp
nz- Sropv rop D,>rr 81 Baltimore street
RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
OCUIr COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the under
ngnd as trustee will offer for sale the premises, FRI
Ali That I6 Of GRo fGl%Seb lN d PREMISES living
that to say beginning for the on the northwest cor
ner or intersection Of Canal and Bank Streets running
thence westerly parallel with Bank hundred and
two feet to Bank Street and thence easey Bounding S
Bank street one hundred and ten feet to the place begin
Said being subject the annual rent of s925O paya
BILE half yearly, the first days of February and August
and also to such subeses have been
a Wick % f be- made a Sg% OF @
of sale. '0 O"- oH O@'
ueeree-One-haIf
and the balance in months from the day sale with ne
rest the credit payment to be secured by the the pur
chaser endorsed to the satisfaction the Trustee
SAML. H. COVER, Auctr
apI-2aW&ds "a Baltimore street
ffrFSst PUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned Trus-
iI tees, will offer at public sale WEDNESDAY, the
1lsh day of May, 1889, at O'clock P. NJ at the Ex-
change Sales Rooms No 10 South Gay street. in the city
Baltimore, the following property
No /. LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES in fee simple,
situate on the west side of Calvert the city Bat
more aforesaid Lombard fronting thereon
e and running back westerly of the width As feet
more or less Improved by TWO four-story BRICK
WAREHOUSES;, Nos 46 and As. occupied by Maynard
Rose and J. II. Greenway & Co.
No LOT OF GRCUND AND PREMISES in fee simple,
Ihe north SIDE OF Pratt street in the city of Baltimore afore
sad between Penn and Fremont streets, fronting
north side of Pratt street 30 feet and running norhery
OF the same width us feet more or less Carpenters alley
NOW occupied by Calf Il Bro. Stone Yard
No 3 LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES on the west
SIDE OF Holiday street. between Pleasant streets
fronting on the west side of Holiday and run
hnS back westerly OF the width 81 inches more
or less. improved by u two-story BRICK DWELLING,
with Back Building thereto attached Subject to an annual
ground rent of s25 " ~ '
The title to the property is indsputable.
Terms of Sale-Onehird cash the ay of sale and the
residue IN two equal payments and MONTHS with in
eres ana security to be approved by the Trustees or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser
S SQMGf LH 46RKfSs Trustees
j. c. BLACKBURN, Attorney,
81 St Paul street
ap25-2awtl4my&dts SAML. H. COVER, Auct'r
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APPS -2awtl4my&dts SAAIL H. COVER, Au,
BY GiBSON g co
| ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF

n
- - - ALMSHOUSE LOTS
BELONGING TO BALTIMORE COUNTY.
by authority vested in the resigned County Com
sloners OF Baltimore county, by of Assembly passed
at January session. 1855 chapter 247 sections LIST and 3D. hev
VIII offer at public auction, WEDN ESDAY the 25th day
OF May next at II o'clock NJ at the Merchants Exchange
N'
The following described Property, apportioned Balti-
viz: l'1'''
Sections aid Lots.
LOT No g. containing about "A acres will divided into
Sections and Lots
thographic Plats of the whole will be prepared and can
be had after the 18th of May of the auctoneer or at the
Office of the County Commissioners, Towsontown
me attention OF capitalists builders and others is invited
70 me above important SALE offering inducements
for investment the property being located in Baltimore
county, (adonng the city, the taxes are onhaf of
the assessments in the CITY.
NJ The property will be sold clear of all
sale va W. ' -
Messrs Tempeman and Shipey, the County Surveyors,
VIII give every information the location and division of
the property
JOHN MERRYMAN
+ 5. JOHNSON,
MICHAEL X. WARTMAN,
County Commissioners of Baltimore CO
GIBSON Il co.
ArYri
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SMants.

WANTED SMALL PLACE-say 20 or
w 30 acres-near the city, with good Brick or Stone
Dwelling upon it, Apply to p NJ. SSOWDEN & BRO, SO
W. Fayette street. ap2S-it'
NANTED.-Th present employers of young
w three years experience desire to for
him situation in respectable house, change in their
business leaving room for him Recommendations full
nd satisfactory Address employers, this Office apl6t
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EOmtatUoa.
DUGBY INSTITUTE
IL AT MOUNT WASHINGTON,

-
The next Session of this School win commences MAY I'd
prospectus may be had at the Bookstore Of T. Kurt
ltt street, Baltimore, by addressing Dr. Arnold,
The venerable Editors the Nnoaal Intefgencer one
Oh whom had Tor several years sonlnd recently,
the tuition Of Dr. Arnold in referring
hls school last Sept enber, used the following anguage
From persona! knowledge we uarcSerrett!y
mend Dr. Arnolds select Bo riding School, at Mount Wash
nR ton TO any parent or guardian desiring hear Of
eligible seminary" apl3eo2m
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
lYOUNG LADIES.-The SUMMER SESSION begins
on May 4th 1859 The of instruction the usual
branches full and thorough being the direction of
an efficient Faculty of able Teachers
necessary appliance required for Female education
command OF the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education FOR their daughters, with the and
va tges of the Christian family invited examine the
Sch %.
Fo. terms Of admission and further norrnation address
Rev o. o. LEWIS SrAIEY, Principal, Mount Washington,
Baltlm Co, Maryland, Rev. DR.. HElNER Second ST.
Baitlmo Catalogues can he had at CUSEIINGS & BAL
LEY Fillmore street. and at Mr. Geo Gelbachs, Second
street apStf
NEW LONDON CADEMY,
PROF EDWARD D. PORTER, A. NJ Principal A.
The 252 Session of this weknOwn School will commence
May ., 1859 1t is located in retired and healthy village
justly celebrated for the saubity of climate the
elevated char OF It's citizens Coach morn
ing cars from Philadelphia and Baltimore Newark, Del
to convey Students to the academy
Terms$s5 per Session of five months The PRINCIPAL NAV
be seen at the Matby House april 10Th and 10Th
A LEN HOFFMAN,
D r WING AVID ii OBJ Ell NG
SCHOOL,,
No ia BALTIMORE STREET, third story,)
mh2ly Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore
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Qaptr Yanging ana Upholstery

Raptr Yaaglng anb Upholstery
NEW AND CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS.
WIN H. GRIFFITH.
No. 10 North Gay street, opposite Cl~ist Church,
Would respectfully invite attention to his large and well
selected STOCK of Paper angingS Upholstery Goods, Gold
approved style and pattern.
enced and careful workmen, at prices that please
Paper at 10 cents per piece. aplSly
WILLIAM HOLLAND,
w UPHOLSTERER AND PAPER HANGER
wo,,, No Y NORM HOWARD STREET,
would respectfully inform his customers that he has
opened and is now prepared to furnish elegant
LACE AND OTHER CURTAINS,
CANop az Of he at Tty Fi anG Pates Aq
BiNDs s and wTN66W SifAbEs italian
FRESGG fEeF %HB with general of
WHITE avn AMERICAN AMERICAN PAPER HANGNGs
WHITE AND cHE ckNroN MATING
SHADE AND BLIND TRIMMINGS,
aps1y FIRE An a6 : ERI5si FR 4
7 ACE CURTAINSl LACE CURTAINS
- MUSLIN CURTAINS; ~
WALTER CROOK 4. J Sr,iN CURTAINS
22o BALTIMORE STREET NEAR CHARLES,
has ESf %EI stock of
CURTAIN LdHiT BAE S,
His better than was ever offered in this
Also, a large stock Of
Gilt Gilt and Cloth, Painted Transparent, &c, fine
Cambria.
SHADE HOLLAND,
SHADE IAN All 81 Bff Il s. 7 RI "
always on hand and made to order
PAPPEESRFi s II \ J e Ct Gs,
Now receiving from the most celebrated
FRENCH, ENGLISH &AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS
His stock includes all the different qualities and styles
from the cheapest and planest to the richest and enables
A fine selection of FIRE BOARDS on hand
~ Town and country orders promptly attended to.
mhl2tfrlw
NTALTER CROOK, JR,
w No. go BALTIMORE STREET,
Charles,
Invites the attention of purchasers to his very extensive
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Including all kinds Of CURTAIN GOODS, HAIR CLOTHS
PLCSHES, DAMASKS, BR0CATELLES, &c, &C.
Also, a splendid stock Of
Embroidered raS Cloth Piano and Table COVERS.
Plain CL0TIIs, in different colors with silk vandvck
Holbein and Bay Leaf Borders to match. mhl2-tfriw
DIAPER HANGINGS
VENETIAN B41y S6SPM ANVFAcToRY,
o. HERRING,
No. 80 BALTIMORE STREET, NEARGAY.
Has just received his Spring stock of
AND SATIN GLAZED PAPER,
from all the different manufactures Also UNGLAZED Pa
PER ranging from 2 to 25 cents per piece with variety
GILT AND VELVET BORDERS,
FIRE IEo BOARD PRINTS, OIL SHADES
BILE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, MATING AND DOOR
MATS,
NARROW AND WIDE STAT VENETIAN BLINDS,
anu " TACT eX VERANBRs MAnE 70 S 6R SiReS
experienced workman sent any part of the State
Maryland, Pennsylvania Virginia. to put paper when
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ap2Ots ADREON d co, Auctioners
1ian0s AND 5flusir

,-y .4aeE ss~-.l1-g THE BEST PIANO FORTES
II II u n CHICKERING 81 SONS.
- They have received 50 Medals for their gu
perority all other makes and the late
ryand Institute the HIGHEST AWARD. They are
acnow lodged by all Judges, to be the BEST PIANOS in the
United States.
H5Some excellent second hand Pianos for sale Pianos
tuned. !. I. STODDARD,
d24H No South Calvert street
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WELLS FARGO h CO.,
w NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
EXPRESS AND EXCHANGE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $G0OOOO
FORWARD FREIGHT of every description all points in
CALIFORNIA, OREGON and WASHINGTON TERRIT'Y.
~ Rates as low OF any responsible Company.
EXPRESSES LEAVE NEW YORK on the 5th and goth
of each month.
EXCHANGE FOR SALE on San Francisco, Oregon, Sand
WITCH Islands and Havana.
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIONS.
R Our San Francisco house gives especial attention to
Collections all points in California and Oregon, with
prompt Manufacturers and Merchants, making
sales for California Oregon, transmit their bills of
dng through house. and have the invoices paid for
arrival of the goods there thus giving purchasers full bene
fit of time sales, and yet the sellers maintaining control
Of their property until paid for.
OFFICES
NEW YORK-S2 Broadway
BOSTON-i0 Court Square.
PHILADELPTIIA-i0O Chestnut street
BALTIMORE-77 Smiths wharf
san FRANCISCO-Comer Montgomery and California
m
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Snsmaats Gurlrpaniss

! -
A MEXICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IA OF BALTIMORE.
nS9rp9Tate d BY the State Of Maryland I858
me Company nsnres every description of Property the
The Directors daily to determine upon applications
jill. ARMSTRONG, President.
,v;n;o- n. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
John Ahern, j. W. Hugg,
VIM. ] Renan, Geo II. Berry,
m Mmf i. Abrahams, Joseph Merchant.
HIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE ' AGE ESSG9ESA'
DIS. coURTFNAr soS y, ,.o,, y =,
Houses Furniture, Warehouses MeTehandize and all
COMPANIES on liberal terms Ire III fihol 0hAso
Losses Los. promptly adjusted
s@ Satisfactory references gwen. fe2l-tf
EHCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF NEW YORK.
surplus Decem6sr 81 1855 sssSs
Capital now being 9 g@i dr. s00oOOOO
fe2ltf i'-'1'i " No 2oS C ageiTi fall
GOODHUE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
- c..-, -, OF NEW YORK.
sarp9 fP December h Ps 81 i558 SS %
t.,,t, D. S. CoURTENAY &,soN, Agents.,
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ 1,,u., OF BALTIMORE.
o ln'orpor sT&f X 6 5as MARYLAND, 1919.
OFFICE No. 80 South STREET.
THIS COMPANY ms TRES EVERY i09l'' S'
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
IN AMP D. OUT " OF THE CITY
AGAINST LOSS OR p ~ AfPr
Short assurances may be effected for single day or for
longer period John B. SEIDENSTRICKER,
NAN. - - President
Allen A. Chapman, VIM Woodward
In1ehry NJ bash, George Bartlett,
III. IIetIu Adam Denmead
JOil W Ross, Joseph W. Jenkins,
Edward J. Church, Thomas S Benner
job Smith, George Small ''
to,o.s JOHN r. MAGRUDER,
IsIs-1 Secretary.
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
y OF BALTIMORE
lNoChES dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses, Goods on
storage and Merchandise generally, against damage
by fire; Also Vessels and Cargoes in port 9
~ Offices. T. corner of SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS
Inc directors meet daily to answer applications
ANDREW REESE, President.
James NJ. Pouder Chas. Hoffman,
VIM. G. Power, n T WerdebaI1ub
Saml. II. Smith, M Renzin@er
VIM. Ortwine, II II PerLins
Aaron Fenton, Aupushs Sbriver
ueo r. InoHas, j. Stricken Jenkins.
jal7-tf w. iiN'hAN "ll Sac1e MS,
baltimore LIFE INSURANCE Co.
~ NO. SOUTH STREET.
INCORPORATED 1890
JOHN l. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT,
VIII issue policies for year, seven years. or more or
for life.
Endowment policies payable at certain time or at death
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS
END0WMENTS FOR CHILDREN
A B. COULTER,
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CAPE LOOKOUT.

A <@N-O CAPE LOOKOUT.
hi sA This Cape, the junction of the Chesapeake
- III 49, and Potomac waters equi-dstant
s21zs1A1IEAk17 hundred miles from the four South
ern cities Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk and Richmond
forming perfect with the commerce the whole
State by it through the channel Of the broad expanse OF the
Chesapeake bay thirty miles side and the Potomac
river the other side twenty miles. aoring elegant
and comfortable retreat for surf and still bathing with
all the Injuries of Salt Water, Fish, Oysters, aoding
elegant and beautiful drives in the distance of fifteen miles,
surrounding the pennsular, through handsomely cuva
ted country will be ready for occupancy the st day of
July next ensuing with hundred and nine Cottages and
handsome Hotel erected has been entered into
with the proprietors of Point Lookout by VIM II Allen and
Lind Murdoch, Architects of Baltimore, the effect
above stated. ap6-H
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Whole Tickets $50 Halves sG Quarters S. Eghths
ALS0-On SATURDAY, \ pri 20, 1859, will be drawn
DELAWARE LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
$4,000 Numbers-25,s65 Prizes.
Ercrp oiber Ticket mast drdic Eight D0lldrS!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE.

25S65 prizes, amounting TO S3i0,000
Whole Tickets $40 Halves S.; Q iarters $50.
~ All orders for tickets will with prompt attention
After each Draw ing the Official Drawn Numbers will be i'm
medately sent to cash customers.
Be careful aud address all orders to
FRANCE, BROA DBENTS & CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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S00 GREAT SALE OF
oOO D0Z. ASSORTED MOROCCO BIrcF1r,,r
GALE SKINS, TRIMMINGS FTf, LIN HER.
II VIII sell without reserve on WEDN ESDAY NnpN-r1
May 4th at 10 O'clock at the Store No Cheabsd
Water and Lombard Streets the very extensive Tween
tanned in said store. ] name in part ''''A con
Q00 DOZEN ASSORTED MOROCCO
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FOR SALE.
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT,
em brocintr ol,n,,t

a %MCO ROSE HILL COTTAGE
MT1IEgR%4A AT A BARGAIN
fz4 lEIEHs&M1- Containing about acres of Land i'm
As--1==E@--z$@S proved by fine COTTAGE, with IL
rooms the grounds embeshed with $50 different kinds of
French Roses and other eXotics; also
various kinds of Fruit trees; situate about minutes ride
from the city, westwaTdy, in healthy locality sur
rounded by the best society Price SGOOO-part cash and
time
Apply to CRAFT Il CLIFTON
Franklin Building, y. E. cor. North and BALTIC SITS
m3Deom Room M o lin St,irs
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WIN. MCGREW'S
LOOKING GLASS ESTABLISHMENT,
AND
ART REPOSITORY,
No. 90 NORTH HOWARD STREET.
A splendid assortment of
MIRRORS,
PORTRAIT
PICTURE FRAMES,
INSTANTLY ON HAND,
AND MADE TO ORDER
ON THE SHORTEST
NOTICE
Fl Premium awarded 1855
No. % HOWARD ST,
d2Stf Baltimore, Nd
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"a ROBERT LAWSON,
EH&ZX SADDLE, TRUNK, HARNESS,
COLLAR MANUFACTURER,
Wholesale and Retail,
294 BALTIMORE STREET, CORNER SHARP
Merchants and Wholesale Dealers invited call and
examine stock before making purchases being
to sell goods Low they be purchased any the
NORTHERN OR EASTERN CITIES, and PLEDGE MY
SELF TO DUPLICATE any bill made in those cities Please
call and satisfy yourselves of the fact. mhl0-f