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30uses, It,. tor Salt anA Aenl.

d.. FOR SALE.-A LOT ON LEE STREET
eep ocaed by Ty Br .egt FGRs by l2o
Apply at this Office. nj Il
ENOR RENT-A COUNTING ROOM, fit for
1y is Ere4 p low the second floor Of house No
nFFlCE FOR RENT.-No. of the FRANK
Min BUILDING corner Of North ana Baltimore SITS
Apply at 50 Gay street. 'e Baltimore street, on N2 nth
d.. FOR RENT THAT DESIRABLE
IliI WAREHOUSE, No. AZ SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
Apply on the premises. sl2H
IT N. REID, AGENT,
HAS FOR sGH R6 ESTT EFET sD "a Faysts
$50 $3.50 $50 $3 $3 of each $50 Of $22 each
fi S sp also Gogntry Seats Farms Houses all kinds IVES
rent. Off
o. FOR SALE.-A three-story BRICK
DIVE Lii sS g $2S East Bamp5e with
dern improvements Lot % by 10 Ground s325 per
l3-t No. 90 Pratt street
d. FOR. SA LIE
Riil A TWO STORY AND ATTIC DWELLING On
Dawson street, near Pratt No win; be sod low on
MIST 60'Donnells Wifi
H#A FINE RESIDENCES,
lii VALUABLE EXCELLENT 5SsHsi FARMS.
For sale by GwArERS 9P SON. S6S,f BEdRe KENrS
mhlgd - No. Law Buildings
o. FOR SALE OR RENT.
roes2g Sgg and fs ry suitable for
House No IL Franklin street. suitable for Produce Pro
House No. 81 North Frederick street. suitable for Lager
59qqqirs Of ~ C. 4. MYERS BROS,
att No. y Exchange Place
ENOR RENT-TWO LARGE ROOMS, suitable
IL for Offices of any kind Also, , GELLA 4 At
-Je2 u 40 South street
FLIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,
FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
These Lots are situated on Madison avenue near Hoffman
COUNTING ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR FOR
ORENT Applyt PoULTNEY IFeALE, A Lombard
street. s22f
Gu FOR RENT.-Double House, No. II St.
- Mrs. s., ADAMS as a BOARDING HOUsEwoud suit for
DWELLING No. 43 north Calvert street above Lexington
OFFICES AND Rooms, No Calvert street near to Bar
S2ldtf W. ". GLENN, 90 N Charles street
fEFss:H ELF CANT OFFICES FOR RENT AT
Iii NO. A SECOND STREET, only one door from South
xstreet adjoining the Firemens Insurance Office In
sl7.lf MARTIN LEWIS.
o. VALUABLE FARMS, HOUSES, LOTS,
E4iiI &cF0R SALE-A Farm of 30Oacres in Queen Annes
4hcounty having many great resources improvements
BY steamboat will exchanged for good city proper
altn nS9 numerous vel located and valuable Farms in
counties Of Maryland, many of which will be sold at little
more than the cost of improvements.
PLANTATIONS AND FLOURISHING ESTATES IN
magnificent Estate in Amherst county, con
tanning 900 acres, mile from the CITY Lyncburg and
having front of about miles James River: will bc sold
for $4,000 Large tracts Of Grazing Timber Land in
Virginia. "
Lands in Pennsylvania, Ohio Illinois, Iowa, Missouri
kentucky Tennessee Georgia, and other Western and
Southern States These lands will be sold exchanged
merchandise very reasonable
HOUSES large and small in all parts the city for SALE
and KENT. GROUND RENTS bought and SOd. MONEY
ED On MORTGAGE. BONDS, STOCKS and other
securities eXchanged for Real Estate.
~. JAMES BOYD,
sS.tf Real Estate Agent. 25 st. Paul street
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PUBLIC SALE OF
n. DANA,
by :. DANA, Attorney in fact
+. W. BENIN EFT 4 co.
BY LENNON * sEtUGDET
BUCHANAN WHARF

d. TRUSTEES SALE
is By virtue of order Of Circuit Court for Bal
-z timnre city, passed the 9th day September 1862
the undersigned, Trustee, will sell PUBLIC AUCTION
at the Exchange SaesrOom Second street. WEDNES
December It'll, 1882 at O'clock P NJ account and
risk of the former purchaser W W Thorpe who has failed
to comply with the terms of sale
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND situated
on the north side Of Lexington street. of Republican
street. with front Of nineteen feet and half inches
and depth of hundred and ten feet the north
ten foot alley with the Improvements thereon consisting
Of thrre-Story BRICK DWELL ING with good Back Build
ing, said lot being subject ground of 500 per
payable the first day June and December in each
year said lot commences at the distance Of seventy
feet six inches west from Republican fifth
lot referred to in mortgage from VIM N. Willis to Henri
eta Glenn and others, John Glenn deceased
dat June l9th 1857, ard recorded in bcr f. D. No I29
folio I43, &c.
Terms third cash the balance in 3 and 6 months
with interest and approved security.
W WGLENN, Trustee
LENNON K BROGDEN,
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BY WTLLTA5T HaM7LTON

1EfT:f MURTEAG GEES SALE
.ii J. will, under the provisions of an Act of Assembly
- of Maryahd, passed at December Session 1s25 chan
Ter " sell by public auction, onhe premises on FRIDAY
DECEMBER 10th; 1859, az 4 O'Clock, p NJ
ALL That LOT OF GROUND mentioned in mortgage
from Hanah Harris to dated December 18TH 1861
WCh is situated in the city Of Baltimore on thp west Si
of Calender street. "A South from Lombard street ba
ing front OF II feet and depth of 6S feet an alley used
in common ~ 49, '>' 1'71"
improved by twostory and attic BRICK DWELLING
No. {, and subject to annual ground rent of ais
Terms of saeOne half cash. and the balance in months
with interest. /, NJ REYNOI'DS McrtIayn l.''''
n242awGds WN uAMTI TON a. i;s"5Cc
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1abIff tSaIfs,
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
:Slss

LANDS IN BALTIMORE COUNTY
me subscriber by virtue of the Act of Assembly If e1f
CHAPTER 1872 entitled AN Ac relating to mortgages in the
city ana county OF Baltimore OF an of mort
gage bearing date the 18th day October 1876 between las
Dun anu wife OF the part, and John Pickre r tb
other part and recorded in Lber II NJ F. No : foio "a
one OF the land mortgage records for Baltimore county
oer public auction, to the highest bidder on
the 9th day of December next at o'clock NJ on th
premises ~ as V" me
THE LANDS AND TENEMENTS In said indentI,re NJ
mortgage described embracing FARM of 1902 acres and
square cheS more less situated in Baltimore county
ABOUT hYe and onehaf miles from Baltimore city on tie
county road which leads from point the Philadelphia
lurnpSe near the firth mile stone said turnpike, to the
Ola beAr road and now in the occupation of Mr. Jas Dull
APO . acres are cleared and good cultivation
chest llts and oaks. The whole is we'll watered
The farm is improved by large new two story FRAME
DIV EhLlNG HOUSE, Barn, Cow House, StabIipg Dairy
residence. ''
Terms Of sa0ne thousand dollars in cash on the dav of
sale the residue Of the purchase money payable eight
equal annual instruments the whole unpaid purchase mo-
ney to bear interest payable annually.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

For ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHTSIc,
composed that disease within the range their
ton rarely Withstand evade them Their penetrating
properties Search and cleanse and nvgorae every portion
human organisms correcting its diseased
storing its healthy vaties As Of these pro-
pertes the invalid who bowed down with pain
debility aSOnshed to find his health energy by
a remedy once so simple and inviting.
Not only do they the every day compliant of
body, but also many formidable ard dangerous diseases
agent below named pleased to furnish gratis my Anne
rcan Almanac containing certificates Of their and di
rectons for their use in the following complaints Core
ness, Heartburn, Headache arising from diSGIdered StOn-
dcb, Nausea J1digeStiO PAIN IN and Morbid Injection Of
the BO1gS, F1tency Loss IF Appetite JauHdice, and
rkndrd complaints arising from low ofhe body
nrnh hist nfits functions
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BY SAMUEL j. SOPER 4 co.
s--S-7--~7-N-~---s1-o-N-~<>-0
p TRUSTEE ) SALE
Of
b VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY
EAST TAYETTE STREET.


EAST FAY ETTF STREET.
By virtue of decree Of the superior Court Of Baltimore
city, sitting Court Of Equity the subscribers trustee
will offer for sale MONDAY, the 18th day December
next at o'clock F. NJ. at public auction, the Exchange
Sales Rooms adjoining the Post OAcc, Second street. in the
city Of BaltimOr
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate
and lying in the city Baltimore, and described follows
that is to say; Beginning for tut the northwest
terseC Of Fayctte and Dallas running thence
westerly bounding the UOrtUrHmuSt side Of Fayettc
street 50 feet inches the ground leased by Thomas
Elderly to Thomas Curtain; thence rurthrrv with and
bounding on that ground Us feet to Union alley thence
casttrly b0undingOn the sOuthcnmOst side Of mon
alley 70 tcet3 inches 20 the SOuLrrImOst Of
Union alley and Dallas street. and thence sou,ery bound
ing on the west side of Dallas street H feet inches the
place of beginning.
The improvements consist Of TWO two-story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSES, Nos. 2lI ana 2I6, two brick smoke
houses, one hanging house for meat, wash house.
The terms of sale One tiru cash the day Of sale,
one third six and the other third in twelve months lhcre
after; the credit payments to bear interest lud be
cured by promiSsoIy with security be approved by
the Trustee all cash at the op ion OF the purchaser
JOSEPH - ROID, Trustee,
Il West Fayetic street.
SAMUEL i. : PER x Co,
. EIg
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SCROFULA. OR KINGS EVIL is a constitu-
Ctonal disease corruption of the blood by which this
fluid becomes vitiaed weak and poor. Being in the
laon pervades the whole body, and burst out in
disease part of it. Nc organ is free from its
there which may not destroy The scrofulous
faint is yaOusy caused by mercurai disease low living
dsOrdered unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy
habits the depr sing vices etc. Whatever be its origin It
hereditary the constitute descending from parents
tochildren unto the third and fourth generaton indeed
to be the rod Of Him who says: - will visit the
quities OF the fathers upon their Children"
It's effects By depoS ion from the blood of
rupt ulcerOus matter which, in the lungs, liver and in
terna gans, is termed tuberce in the glands swelngs
and the surface erupuns This foul CORRUPTION
which gcnde in the blood depess the energies of life
that sCrofuous constitutions not only suffer from scrofous
complaints but they have far less power withstand the
lacks of other diseases consequently numbers perish
by disorders which, although scofuous in their nature,
still rendered fatal by this faint in he system Most of
the consumption which decimateS the human family has its
origin directly in this scrOfulous contamination and many
destructive diseases of the liver kidneys brain and indeed
Of all the organs arise from aggravated by the
cause.
One quarter Of all people scrouous their
invaued by this lurking Infection and their health
undermined by it, To cleanse from the system must
renovate the blood by Alternative medicine and nvigo
it by heaty food and exercise. Such medicine
Iv i'm
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W W GLENN, Trustee
LENNON K BROGDEN,
AuCti neers
A I 90


ffT:7s1 ALSO,
EE,iI Will be sold, at same time, the LOT adjoining the
4;sSaboye khe west, with similar improvements and
subject TO like ground rent nIG-eo&ds
DEREMPTORY SALE
Of CURTIS CREEK PROPERTY
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue If an order of the Court
OF Common Pleas the undersigned, Trustee John Barker
Will sell at public sale, the Exchange sales rooms, in
Second street, WEDN ESDAY, December :, 1889 at
o'clock p NJ for and risk Of the former purchaser
Mrs Mary Barker, who has fail comply with the
of the sale
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, lying in Anne Arundel
county part of tract called MARTY lying between Mar
y Creek and the road leading om the Curtis Creek Furnace
to Marty Bridge, and adjoining the northern boundary Of
a tract containing 100 acres, lately sold Eufus Ben
son and conveyed him by deed dated the 10Th day Of Au-
gust 1889, containing about TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND A portion Of the tract Is well WOOD
ED, ana IS admirably adapted to GARDEN TlLLAGk It
IS miles by road from fillmore, and has good SHORE,
accessible to schOoners ~ light draught
ALSO, A SMALL TRACT, part OF Marty, living between
the aic reSad tract, lately SOL Rufus Benson Manly
Bridge, and each side Of the main osd leading said
Bridge, containing about THIRTY ACRES OF LAND,with
good water front
ALSO, ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND lying on the west
side of the main road leading Marty Bridge joining the
mrs described tract on the vest containing EN ENVY TWO
ACRES OF LAND
Terms-One-thrd cash; the balance in and Il months
with intere t and approved security.
Plats he seen the Office Gf the Trustee % North
Charles street
". W. GLENN, Trustee
LENNON " BRBGDEN,
IA
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
RAPr- CURE
COUGHs, COLDS, INFLUENZA, HOARSENESs, GROUP, BR3S
CHITIs, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, FOR
RELIEF OF CONSERVATIVE PATIENTS
ADVANCED STAGES OF THB
DISEASE
So wide is the field of its usefulness and
the of that almost every section Of country
abounds persons publicly KNOWN who have been restored
from alarming and desperate diseases of the lungs by
When tried its superiority every other
medicine Of its kind is apparent to escape observations
and VIII its virtues known, the public longer hest
tate what antote employ for the distressing and dan
affections Of the pulmonary organs that incident
to climate While many inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded, this has
gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits the
afflicted they never forget and produced toe
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
Prepared by
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COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA,
the most efecua remedy which the medical skill Of
times devise for this eveTywicreprey and fatal
malady combined from the most active remedias that
have been discovered for the eXpurgaton Of this foul dis
order from the blood and the OF the system from its
destructive consequences Hence should be employed for
the only ScrOfula, hut also to other affections
which arise from it. such ERUPTIvE and SKIN DISEASES,
ST ANTHONYs FIRE. ROSE, ERTsIPELAs, PIMPLEs, PUs
TULEs BLoTCHEs, BLAINs and B0Ts TUMORs letter and
SALT RHEUM, ScALD HEAD, RISGwORM, RHEUMATISM
DEBILITY, and, indeed ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM
INITIATED IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief in impu
rity blood is founded in truth, for sCrofula is de
generation OF the blood tn particular purpose and virtue
Of this Sarapara is to purify and regenerate this vita
fluid without which sound health is impossible in conami
mai constitutions.
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BY CANNON & MATTHEW'S

by VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
OCulT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the under
sgnSd as trustee, will offer for sale at public auction at
the Exchange Sales Rooms, Second street Batmore s
on MpSDAG l., the 18th December, l O'clock p N. ''
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in the city of Bal
more being part OF hestOne Point disnru shed on H.
plat thereof by the No. which is contained within t
etS ana mounds courses and distances following To wit
Beginning Tor the same at the distance of 12j6 percbaS
south G5 degrees and Is minutes east from stone
on e or sde OF the main road, and in second line II
th me rlhcPl9 Companys part Of said land and running
tehce pounding on said road south degrees and II MIN
ute east perches, then north "a degrees and AZ MINUS
east 10 psrGhes and lengths of perch to the northwest
ach OF fatapS river then bounding thereon north SO
aegrees west ~ perches, north y degrees, west 1917
PeiGhes TO Lot No and then by straight line to the placs
payable quartz rly. - ~-'0'0'
The improvements upon the above described property are
as ollows--OEE FRAME BUILDING, containing engines
boilers and machinery for grinding guano; ONE IRON
BDlLDlNG, containing apparatus for manufacturing Rosin
On together with Office, Cooper Shop, Sheds &C All now
OCCUPIED d by the Maryland Oil Company;
Terms OF the sale prescribed by the
cash on the day of sale the balance and u months
from the day of sale, in equal install men the credit nav
ment to bear interest from the day sale and to be secured
by the note Of the purchaser endorsed 10 the salts
lac5ion OF the trustee; 49,. WIN 5. WATERS, Trustee.
NJ cots CANNON x MATTH VS.. Auctrs
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HAS COME HAS COMET! HAS COME ! :
L THE COOP TINE HAS CONFETTI
SINGERS No .. SEWING MACHINE CAN NOW
HAD FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
No. ] MACHINE FOR NINETY DOLLARS.
manufacturing purposes the only reliable and
ceed Sewing Machine in the world.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES FROM FIFTY TO
SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
They have been tried in families and found superior any
now in use.
* Hemmers binding guages of all kinds, machine oil
and every thing in line always hand at New York
prices The great reduction prices enables those who
have purchased cheap and worthless machines obtain the
best made at the lowest Everybody is requested
to call at Office, send for copy of l. NJ SINGER
Co.'S GAZETTE.
W +. FREDERICK, Agent,
Ra
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Receipts Of Produce-May II, 1859.

ERfpor'td erfls'irsy for THr n T. TEiSrsr By DREW
PREACH
Prs NEwYoKS AND Ear R,lLSSAp2s pAss Bats,E "a;
90 Ss sex. oss. ' IS BAGS as I6 sss. Corn ii SS sca
I2t- r 81 case. ToSaeco ~ .de. Lesihef ~ rv,
sack athens, bales Tow - Pkss Canea SAo.'a BeeswaS
k,X MaPr sleaI bbL Peas , , ~.
Tss.. / bhe L,s,ber i5 bb'. tdsr ) cases Tobacco
Prs Nrw.Yoss AND NFw.I.vry RAILROADS. pkg.
Butrer bbs Esss 81 bb Potatoes roll. Leahe ea's-!
PFE STEAMER THos. Hrxr. FROM PERM AasOs-N Live
Pa Amrac,x Expsr,s2o pSs,. Butter boxes Poultry
PgH UsifrD sr.rrs Exrsrss-i!O pks'. Ba;''r.
a,sroS GHistrsros-ei bb new Potatoes
BY NoSrn RvrE-Mq ehGaf[ Line u pss', ~ ;er. $
Mrst.. sbL Dr, q Fruit I bbl, Mapi- sugar
TS s, %S p"a Tys "a S ssf. s s RE- ~ SS po
lc., q bales HoT % ba. WOOL Cow and CALI Horses.
ho5ge Nay FsScrs2a bal. Hay. L s,l'; stT~, 20
bush Corn bush o.i % h sS I.o- s, - Da' prd Se 'i F
bts Cider II bbs Poistoes Calves L pss hss' II tubs
ss,ge Brri.a,e-.7 pAs.. Butter bbs Lard, ss pair
Ss, 70 Gs Ty' ~ Z & POI, Ee,, & N sS i R{s S FL na,S Oes
Bs,ge 9sre-si pss.. Baisr, bD Egg, Is bsss and
Erss, IS bbs Kye Flour, 100 bale. Hay, 80 do. Straw
P,opeqr MsgomO pts; Beef % pkg. su',sr =, S.,
t..d ps' r@ - gts Rt ~ 80 SS Sa cf fs 30 d. d Bcis
a. bbls Potatots, 7Uo bai.s Hay, IS Calves. $500
Per Sfe1meT Csdo.ia-.sS pkg ButtNr s. Fowls bbls
Egs. IS DleseJ Hog, bb.. Apples . bags Feed - live
Calves So drs,scd Calves, IT'S bundle. Pie Plant
SWIFT LISE Per 1hdTd Hzhb1rd-l6f bbls Pork,
AZ bbls rokhrad.. ~ bbls Whisky. 3,20l bbs Flour
Per Boat C!ereGHd-j0 bhs Whisky sS d. Flour $50 bags
Grass Seed sides LratLrs IS rolls Leather $50 boxes and
~ bbl. Starch. 80
Poultry III live EO~s 32 BIOL. Eggs ~ casks Ashes boil Fish,
i57 bh Pork do. WHISKY 6o7 do Flour 50 bags Flour
$50 Lbls Rye Flour 60 Apples so bags aud $50 hsh Oas
Malt - Dbl. 10 bes. aud o0 bush Rye 1908 bush
Corn bags Meal ~ bags Fcsd 81 bb Beans 57 pD
Potatoes, bib New Prsors 1870 bags Grass Seed 30l5 bales
Hay Straw Gl bales Hoy, ~ do NO ~ Tobacco
40 Lahr 6S rals Leather - bas Skins, Sl bbs Cider
pis Cyf stg. .ssh fs7 h," Ti.1 " @'.1s &c, c-'
Dried Fruit, "a Cakes Cow and Calf rusSs aa'c9aus -
or.e cases Fur 7j Plants boxr. Came baake
Veal 5g0 boxes and NJ bbls. Starch.
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NarLe"-R-p5r1ijy T,tgraPi.

Les na,,.ialy shz.-d piss awaiting 'ihyf y
si.i adslcr,. FLorsqu ws,.r Ia qnht 81 - et.n
a. 81 IS Whi sla !. s. z : - tr Red 1oS\ d.
cr,d lr yr,lw 3lc. Oars lsss a--vr slfs y "G ~ :
Mo,s, adv4nrrd ,orE.U-Ro, NJ gIlic; Lasl4lrs, -
RlcE I.c- WHisNY sdvauc"d 20 Sic
Buri.oSs Nav t-rIoVR dun - - - u slrt 80 %
q. OLi NAsAT srus; white ~ 9aG - nd ~ 30 -
% rf. Nti.r o erH9is WHISKY rr1 a. oic fk'
VISIONS am. B4IoS sides, . al c. 49,
MoEiE, My .S-CorroS uuchsGfed; a"s to-dsy 81
rrc,ps do LEO ba a,airst 7N hsfs is year rec y
III. port Ahead Of s.t lvsV bs.,-' It n u 'rN
tars fsE,SH1s fd.le,' s'tiA1 EA'h W . s- II, = =
arsd bu, iranssc,Lu. very hsh htsr pressing the
artsi SAILS II Flour rot more thsn 'o oh, smh - Of
CoRN sold - ssr. No 'EarSac'iors III WHEAT
O.wEso May H. p n-FLous s~ady, with less setivo
a.rsud WnEXr guict oters-ors waiting io farser foreign
adyc-, buyv f confession IL pfc, w4tH ho-ers a.v
hot willing submit CosS scsEce aud held A'- t4yTF
vi.w, 10 ss.s Gas 10 demand; .. 4 7ap oush Csuadlsn
~ &c a. 50 n C.y.L FsEfsETs dull AID uomnahy ne
LAKE IMPORTS ;odsy-l7sD bush "neaf, -" bush oAts
C.,AL F.roRr~-lO, ~ busb. Wh"at, 80 eash Corn.
air. 20 hbs a. SIS 81 81. Evn Ilin.i +7a7 2 for
EAira w.cousn; 50 80 - ~ ,nP'i'0f Michisa lndi
md Ohoi :? 81! - g! 70 Evtra Do, All = :,
81 90 for EAtIs do; ana ~ 75d % ,, for do4ee
ssles Of 2coo bush : . fr Caicaso sprrEi ~ -
Tor Red Mchsap, at for lair hIte hvntrky CosN IN
OARS slaic STATE, Western snd Car adisn bARtEY. 0
64I WHISKY; sslr' CO bb at Sc g gall lowe' al he close
CkyM FREleHr>ac On Com, To- oA heaf and 10 On Flour
Nrw York. LAKE IMPORTS ;nday-S,no DDS tlour ihh
bush heat H. o0D Lush Com 2oJ bush Os,s. CANAL EN
FoRrs-l O bbl. Flour 1900 bush Wheat 900 bush CON-
500 bush Oa:s-
CxcoIyN,rI, May li-FLovR dull and nominal; some lot,
sup rfrs forced sod ga ~ - Wheat
dull and unchanged WHISKY, 2c Provisions quiet. Bt
coN-siGr-, sic. Shoulders, bak Meats, O. 49Sc LASo
kTw osLr.ss NAV i4-Corroy-sales today LEO bales al
HI MidGug hr stock is generally withheld from iao
ktc M..s PoEK, SIS WnIsKY, 5oc SUGAR hEm-
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Pnssenpers Smiled

II s.eamsAip Bremen fer George Pspendck, ldy
Schsricuberg Now York Ms kienzle and Pni,d j. r
+ Wildekie ard ady Penn. VIM. II. Chaplin ana lady +.
Yok JAIME, Coran lady lighter sons, Baltimore
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Dun'zc NJ .0risans julius EversDan Bonn Prussia A. Mar
4 coaehr R. Pc.hsro H. Cls.trie New York Re- Lcoad
Bsnk II, o. A. Rcchsr', schandan, phiad'a Rev WIN A.
man S. LOUIS; JOS ph BIuns C. T. Jenny Galveston Capt r.
Gelesseau JUICE nnssaze o. La9esnse La s. " sT"'t.I
weblrn Cal O C Bingham Miss M. A. Kimbel aqd four
children, Mrs bore.erdn and thes chde Anon Bohs aly
and YORK Charles sch"az and LADY, Cal Jseph
10 hi r,1ri say .a ,o har'n % Ma, M.ys.d IT, I'M! al
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