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On Saturday paper was circulated in Boston
inviting the "citzens Of Massachusetts who honor
land cherish the Union,' and ''who mean to
maintain the Constitution of the UNITED STATES
''and faithfully to carry out all its requirements
"and obligations" to public meeting in old
Faneuil Hall. By Tuesday evening this call had
been signed by about fifteen hundred of the most
substantial and respectable citizens. The meeting
was held last night and was, we have no doubt.
of character to satisfy the country that the sons
of those who first fought for the Republic will still
furnish it defenders. In New York a similar gath
ering is about to be held, and in Philadelphia an
immense ossemblage has already testified enthu-
siastically to its loyalty to the Commonwealth.
We trust these MEETINGS may have the effect of
awakening that devotion to the Union which we
believe to be the prevailing sentiment of the peo-
pie and of impressing on the latter the necessity
of giving some manifestations of its existence in
the South not less than in the North. So long as
the country thus responds to appeals such as are
now made to its patriotism, it can withstand the
assaults of the demagogues and fanatics both in
and out of Congress.
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sable safeguard against fraudulent voting and that it i'm
poses no on the voter which is worthy of
moments consideration in comparison with the bene6i
it confers on the public. The experience of Tuesday
shows, too, that its operation causes no DELAY in noIn
the votes, We shall have trust improvements in the
law but no serious attempt to repeal it can henceforb be
made" MN "
In view of this experience, in city where
elections were once almost as turbulent as they
have since proved in Baltimore is there any one
who will hesitate about the proprety of the adop-
ton OF these measures here. As regards the ex-
pense attending the registration of voters, and
an improved police, we shall save it twice
over, annually, in revolvers and ammunition
which we will then be able to retrench. We shall
save it many times in the piclings and stealings
which the election of honest men will prevent We
will receive those expenses back thousand fold in
the restoration of law, order and fair fame, in the
renewed impulse of business, in the consciousness
of security and in the sweet remembrance of perils
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The election OF FERNANDO WooD in New York
bears the most conclusive testimony to the value
OF the Municipal Police system of that CITY. It
proves that not even a candidate, whose success
of all Others the present police had the most rea
son to oppose-because it was this system and
these men who were invoked to eject him from
the same ofice-coud cause them TO depart from
their duty. Even if the men felt themselves safe
from the effects of his resentment still the remem-
brance of the old feud might, in any less perfect
organization, have proved a bar to his triumph
AS it is, however all parties bear testimony to the
peaceful and legal character of the election Some
elghty thousand votes were poed in single day
scarce one of them charged by any body to have
oeen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the slightest difficulty or
cohtus'on To this result the Registry Law has
also largely contributed By this law every yo-
'er rig" wese ascertained in advance of the cleo
ton, and tie police were on the ground 70 500
them respected. The Tribune, although the advo-
cate OF the lowest candidate on the returns Tins
speaks of the Registry Law:
is there an honest man left in this civ ,vb ,,
vote to abrogate the Registry Law We beeve ou a
parties now admit that it is excellent and an nd;n
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In the report of the Congressional proceedings
published yesterday morning it was stated that
''Messrs DAVIS and HARRIS, of Nd, had voted for
Mr.. SHERMAN for Speaker Later in the day we
received contradiction of this statement. Lest it
should be supposed that we or any special report-
er of ours are in fault, we would state that the
despatch in question was furnished to us, in COM
mon with the other journals of the city, by the
agent of the Associated Press Through whose
negligence the mistake occurred we are unable to
say, but it is right to inform our readers that il
was committed by those over whom we have nc
control, and for whose blunders we are in no way
responsible
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N A RI | ED

On the LIST December, by Rev James Sewall, JOHN P
Esq, all Ct this city.
On the 9th December by Rev !. C BacLrs n D.. BROD-
MAX ATKINSON to Miss ELIZA PURVIANCE, daughter
of Capt. II. Y. Pu rviance u. :. Navy.
Oh the 18th November, by Rev. James Wright, JAMES
NJ; SMITH to Miss ELIZA BETH JONES, both Of Baltimore
On the 18th October, by Rev. Jas. Wright, ALEXANDER
NEY, of Baltimore
~ The marriage Of JIMMY NUGENT and EVELINE
COLLINS published yesterday is base fabrication
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LETTER FROM GOV. CHASE

The subjoined letter from Governor Chase. Of
Ohio in rely to one from Gov Wise, of Virginia,
was laid before the Legislature of the latter State
on the 9th instant. 1t explains the position of the
authorities of Ohio on the subjects referred to:
STATE OF ONO, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
COLUMBUS, December !, 1859. (
SIR: Iour letter of the 23d ultmo, postmarked
10th, together with copy of one of the same date
addressed by you to the President were received
yesterday. No intelligence other than that con-
tanned in these letters has reached nae of any such
preparations as described in Them and the let
tiers themselves convey no such information in re-
spect to place or persons is necessary to enable
the authorities of the State in the absence of other
intelligence, to interpose with any certainty or
effect Whenever it shall be made to appear,
either by evidence transmitted by you or other
wise, that unlawful combinations are being formed
by any persons or at any place in Ohio for the in
vasion OF Virginia, for the commission of crimes
against her people, it will undoubtedly become the
duty of the Executive to use whatever power he
may possess to break up such combinations and de-
feat their unlawful purposes; and that duty, it
need not be doubted, will be promptly performed
observe with deep regret an intimaton in your
letter that necessity may compel the authorities of
Virginia to pursue invaders of her jurisdiction into
the territories of the adjoining States. 1t is to be
hoped that no circumstances will arise creating in
their opinion, such necessity Laws of the Uni
ted States, well the laws of Ohio, indicate the
mode in which persons charged with crime in an
other State and escaping into Ohio, may be demand
ed and must be surrended and the people of this
State will require from her authorities the pune
tual iulfliment OF every obligation to the other
members OF the Union. They cannot consent,
however, to the invasion Of her territory by arm
ed bodies from other States, even for the purpose
OF pursuing and arresting fugitives from justice.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, yours,
S. p. CHASE.
ENcpjlnnpv A Go 60
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GROVER h BAKERS

BALTIMORE, July 18th, 1889
The undersigned have used the s'GRoVER& BAKER'
SEWING MACIIIN ES for five years past and in all that
time 1t has fully met our expectations every particular
We can recommend them therefore, with entire confidence
as the very best machine in use
JOSEPH BICKERTON 4 co.
BALTIMORE, July 10th, 1859.
1t affords me much pleasure bear testimony to the ex
celleney OF Messrs. GROVER y BAKERS SEWING MA
CHIMES having in my family which does all that is
protested for it, and with beauty and quieness that
delightful in the household.
Rev. JN0. McCRON,
Pastor Third Eng. Lutheran Church.
SALESROOAS-lsl Baltimore street, Baltimore.
495 Broadway, New York
- Send for Circular. J23-tf
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The HEALTH OF THE GovERYoR.-We understand
that Governor HICKS has at last consented to under
go the operation which, sincerely trust will re-
store him TO his former robust health If anything
can give assurance oft that result it is the fact that
the operation will be performed by Professor
SMITH, who, we learn, is at present with him. We
requested to say that visitors not now ad-
mitted to the Government house, and the chances
are that this restriction will be rgidy enforced for
tin1n
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1859

Our usual Weekly Review of the Baltimore mar
kets, printed on letter sheet, will be ready for
delivery from our counter this afternoon. Mer-
chants and others DESTROYS of having their bust
ness cards inserted, can be accommodated by
leaving their orders at the Counting-room during
the day
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CHRISTMAS CHR1sTMAs!! CBRIsTuAsIIr

PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Stereoscopic Views Of the most noted scenery places
buildings, monuments statuary, &C., of this foreign
countries, together with descriptive sentimental and comic
figures and groups as true nature of the pleas
ing and instructive presents for the season.
Also, fine selection of Photographs and plain and color
ed prints WIN. KING & BRO,
Artists and Photographers Depot,
do-lm No. . n Liberty Street
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The BALTIMORE EXCHANGE
ANNUAL LETTER, SHEET

WILL BE ISSUED from this Office on MONDAY, the ID
ofJanuary $780, thus embracing the entire transactions of
the 1889 1t will contain all the matter usually en-
braced in Annual Statements made by Commercial
Editor, the accuracy and reliability of whose quotations
and remarks are well understood in this market Those
ordering twenty-five copies have their Business Card
inserted at the head Of the sheet without extra charge by
sending in their orders in advance
Price cezts per copy.
~ Orders respectfully solicited
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CLOSING AUCTION SALE OF FINE FURs.-We call
the attention ofpurcases to the large and choice ssort
men of Rich FURs for ladies' wear, SLEIGH ROBES &c adj
vertised to be sold at auction by GIBSON Co.. the second
story of their warehouse No N Charles street. on THIS
frday) MORNING, Sth nst commencing at 10 o'clock 1t
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of her age. -
On the 18th instant EZEKIEL McWILLIAMS, in the 23i
year of his age.
On the 9th instant SAMUEL LUCAS, in the 9th year of
his age.
the 9th instant, MAHALY JANE CONNER, in t. o2d
veal al hprar -'' 80 - -
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Messrs ENcH McCREA, 4S7 W. Baltimore street pre-
sent for inspection, this Fall fine of STOVES as
has ever before challenged admiration Their assortment
embraces variety and SIZE adapts itself to the
wants and means of everybody Goods promptly dev
cred Stoves put and orders attended to with Dispatch
IN any direction As dealers these gentlemen are deserved
" popular
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THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY
T.. NOUN T'S,
No. 81 North GAY STREET, Baltimore
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall
where can he found the largest stock Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens strangers are
10 examine this stock Of Furniture before purchasing az
there can be found always hand and made to order
lEtE-A-TEThS, in Brocatee, Plush Hair Cloth: so
FAS walnut and Mahogany, in Plush, Hair Cloth or COW
cred IN any goods to order Full French Parlo Half French
ARM Rocking, and CHAIRS, of various patterns in
brocatee, Plush, Hal" Cloth, CHAMBER STrTTS in
haihutand Mahogany, arious styles from $50 to 5000
large assortment OF Cane-Sea Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs in Walnut Oak &c; EXTENSTOT
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NoTS of all nat
terms Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made TO order All goods carefully packed
+. MOUNT,
whl7f No. 81 n Cav st oDp odd Fallovs, uou
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j. B. T. PHELPS,
GEN MEMS WEAR,
IO7 BALTIMORE sTREKT,
s-u Baltimore
3. T. PHELPS,

Having discovered in my "BALM OF THOUSAND
Flowers the properties of Erasive Soap apart from
its cosmetic qualities, confidently recommend as SUI
peor to article designed for said purpose-in removing
grease stains of all kinds from the decatey coored
fabrics without injury to the texture color of either
So confident am that it is ectua in that regard that
will return the price of it in every where it fails
d. c. DRISCOLL,
n2I-tf 35Baltmore street
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The Hon. Thomas Corwin, twenty-nine years ago
Monday, took his seat in the House of Representa-
tives member from the same District now re-
presented by him. There is not member of the
House with him who was there when he first took
his seat. In less than a generation there has been
an entire change, with single exception
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MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO,
HAVANA CIGARS,
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO, &c.
We offer to the trade large well assorted stoc. of
$500 PGcKIGE S5U OF YMAxUFAcrURED TOBACCO
dcoon an ana p9PGar Hands COMPRISING every
particularly to cur stock of EXTRA FINE and FANCY T0bac
ing Manufacturers Virginia and North CAROLINE we are
con receiving fresh supplies of all kinds Of Manufac
IoDacco ana are prepared to orders TO any
050 CASES coNNEGTIcgT
Wrappers and Filters, Of very superior quality.
1875 BALES HAVANA LEAF TOBACCO,
ton and very superior high Favored filters usS''p
CUBA AND YARA LEAF TOBACCO.
supply always hand adapted the wants Of the trade
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
In barrels, half bbs, and bales Of 10 lbs each.
TURKISH SMOKING TOBACCO,
fli ,ss az r s5SA and
HcOO'OOOyeryp popular brands, and every variety Of
importation We prepared to execute with dispatch
orders to any extent for of the brands manufactured at
CHAS. d. DEFORD & CO.,
nl5-tfr 81 S. Gay street.
JINCURRENT BANK NOTES
9, O''"i If II LOWEST S%isS RATES BY
ny tfr PURvIS co.
AS. HENNESSEY Il CO.'S and other brands
~ IL qf r. BRANDY for sale by GREEN e s ZOE
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-For
this Ofdc- ApPS a.
IANTE CURRANTS.-l00 casks Zante Cur
SON, O lonnells wharf - diff
NJ OTlCE.-Neither the Captain nor the Con
signees Of the bark ANNA, H. Rasehen master from
of said vessel nlssu
RAGS, in large or small quantities, BOUGHT
ASfor cash at office OF the Maryland Paper works,
AH''Sf' - North straat
GAS .FITTIN
- AND FIXTURES.
BLAIR Il CO,
nl2-i No. 66 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
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Ihere Is II" %e or ercSire agent for the the Kind
Of Coal heretofore sod By the Baltimore C3ay Csp,pq;y
emu FhoicR as GENUINE BALTIMORE COMPANY Coal. ANY
such pretensons fraud and dec pon We caution con,
suIners against buying interior article under the dig
''"'e marx. and invite attention to the following;
WILKESBARRE Pa, June 6, 1850
hereby certify that have mined, prepared and shipped
all the Coal sold by the Baltimore Coal Company in the civ
o Baltimore and elsewhere for the past % years u TO Sen
tember 1857 and the Coal am sending GROVE NIL
LEI CO. and others, Of Batimor, precisely the same
klna {" Coal from tbs sam vein, and fully equal to any
shipped bv me for The Baltimore Coal Company with whom
have now no connection answerable for the cha
racter of their Coal since September, 1857.
ALEXANDER GRAY
Weare prepared to deliver any quantities the above cele
ired CnAl asn, Medium, Free Burning and Cumberland
Goals the lowest prices Orders respectfully solicited and
satisfaction warranted.
GROVE MILLER & Co
Yards-N W. corner Paca and German streets; Howard
above franklin street. G Second street opposite Town
Clock. SCOT 400
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ALL FAMLIEs OR INpIv1puALs HAVING GARMENTS

"AI4H T N1IIIIEo UN INDIN JAIS HAVING IJARMFNTS
or WASHING of any description do this winter can save
themselves the toube and inconvenience of doing it at
hoe or with untrusty servants by leaving an order at the
BALTIMORE LAUNDRY, No. l East Baltimore street
where you can have them done promptly well and at cheap
rates They are responsible and will guarantee satisfaction
always Give them trial Imo*
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WOOD WooD WooD
STOVE ENrpnRII-M

SAVE % by buying your Wood at Office Of Citv
Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. 3NoRTB STREET
JAMES Fl. JOHNSON
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SCoTCH WHIeKEY
OLD NECTAR RYE do
BOURBON, OLD do
OTARD BRANDY, 1872
For sale by
WIN. H. MCLEAN,
nl9tf 50 N Charles 9.
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Tp REFORM MEETING IN THE ELEV-
~ ENTH WARp.-The REFORMERS of the Eleventh
Ward viii meet at the PEABODY HOUSE. corner of st
Paul and Centre streets, on SATURDAY EVENING, the
10th instant, az ~ o'clock
ne Memorials to the House Of Representatives of the
pted states and to the Legs conesng the seats
OF the members returned and asking Legislative ee have
this meeting -
On MONDAY the instant these Memorials will be in
charge OF Committee who will remain at the Pea
body House. from O'CLOCK in the morning until o'clock at
night for the purpose of receiving the signatures If those
VINO may not be able to attend the meeting he held on
turay evening An opportunity will thus be furnished
as Wei to those who 7oed on the first Wednesday of Novem
Der as to those who that day prevented from voting
ny violence or intimidation, to express without fear their
opinions. '
expected that every Reform voter in the Eleventh
ward will sign these Memorials and t. in this way our
majority will made manifest GEO NJ GILL 49,
d93t u 'e Of P the TIe ASsOfa Ward
|CPC0MMERCIAL COLLEGE
-, - - - LECTURES
The INTRODUCTORY LECTURE To THE COURSE on
COMMERCIAL ETHICS will be delivered by
RtE. f. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
On THIS EVENING, 9th instant. at S.c's'nck in the
large Hall Of the Institution, corner of Baltimore and
Charles streets
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to attend
Seats free.
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LADD, WEBSTER / Co.'s,
UNRIYALLED SEWING MACHINES
TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM
AT THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR,
September Both, 1889
e. Baltimore Office,
lSl WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
o5t between Calvert and South streets
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TIE DEhT oEWING MACHINE.
The only First Premium Sewing Machines for Family
and General Manu- 'acturing Purposes was awarded to
LISTERS SEWING MACHINES,
the lat Fair of the Maryland Institute for their super
ority all others. Price $50 and upwards
SALES ROOMS
ni4U l63 Baltimore street.
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THE POINTED YOKE SHIRT

THE POINTED YOKE SHIRT
Is manufactured to order by
CONSTABLE, WALKER Co.,
l55 Baltimore street
This pattern their oOnnyenton which, after any
Ranges, they prepared to pronounce perfect.
Give them acal-oppesite the Museum
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RooFNa RooFINe II RooYINel #
. Economy, Durability and Security.
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FshT AND CoMPosITIoW RooPINa
Unrvaed by anything yet discovered for Roofing nuras
PsRRkcTLY FIRE PROOF
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
UHEoUALLED FOR EcasoMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
Sorfurth-r information address or call on
JAS. H. JOHNSON,
No" Jarvis Building, cor Norti, and
-" - Baltimore Streets Raltirlor.
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Inc AND COSTLY FURs, SLEIGH AND CARRIAGE
49, GOLD MEDAL PIANOS =
i M a2fSsNMANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAEHIE
II iii " .WAREROoMs:

ms&aGzEss1szm GOLD MEDAL PIANOS. :
S@TMANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAEHLE
u 2 N ,WARERooMS
NOS 10, II and 10 N EUTAw STREET
OFFICE:
NORTHEAST CORNER OF EUTAW AMI F,vrr,p srprrr,
Inc unuerslgned has hand one of the In ast
assortments of PIANO FORTES in this civ which fSr
beauty OF nsh power and sweetness tone elasticity If
touch nave 9y judges been pronounced unrivaled "
Inc hlghest Premium-a God Medal-was awarded Thorn
1859. ' ute' ieiu III ocIoper,
Every Piano guaranteed for five years. and prvileoa f
exchange granted any time within six months from sy
OF sale, If not entirely satisfactory. " "S
Terms and prices LIBERAL and call oI;i+l
before purchasing elsewhere ' sum i''"
Pianos taken in exchange hired tuned and repaired
several secondhand Pianos for sale low for cash
-! HENRY GAEHLE.
DRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
TTyF corn ,>rn or, WIZ, JUST OPENED THIS DAY
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. "
NEW JEWELRY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
STERLING SILVER WARE, AVN
SpECr .c1po AMI ,,,,,, ,,,.,, ALBATA WARE,
CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS, &c. AN4'i VI l'fl'l'
Ut an ,r,,,, AYR, - - - Ill NEW GOODS
do.,, AT LARMOUR'S,
bfctra
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IMPROVED GLYcERINE CREAm.

The best preparation offered public for the cure
and prevention fChapped Hands, Lips &c One or two an
plcaons OF this Cream will render the skim soft smooth
and de,icately white Prepared only by
n. HYNS0N JENNINGS & CO.
nSu Ss North Charles street
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NJ EW BOUKS.
~ Received and for sale by
THE GREAT TRIBU LATI0N; or, Things Coming on the
~ Earth-by Rev. John Cumming e va ~
GOEIHE'S CORRESPONDENCE WITH A CHILD Iyol .
THE LIFE AND CORRESPONDENTS OF THOMAS
AKN Nm D. d., late Head Master of Rugby School
PREACHERS AND PREACHING-byR Rev. Nicholas Muir
ray author of "Krwan's Letters to Bishop Hughes D
EDlT HIS MiNlSTRYIby Marret McKeever, author of
ATALE OF TWO CITIES-by Charles Dickens-bis Iatast
work In five styles. ~ ~
STORIES OF RAINBOW AND LUCKY-by Jacob Abbott
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AUCTION NOTICE.
FINE CHINA AND GLASSWARE
Together with every article usually found in first class
Crockery Store, be purchased b f Low AUCTION
PRICES, at the Cheap China Store of
JOHN A. DOBSON CO,
o22-u > and 4 n. Charles street.
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Each square of ETNA FIRE KIND
LING is of this size Each box con
tans $50; one is sufficient to ignite
fire with ONLY THE AID OF
MATCH. Housekeepers should try it
Tor its convenience and cleanliness,
and all for its economy Price % cts
per box.
TO BE HAD AT THE PRINCIPAL GROCERs, etc.
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Primes Dnr-N-rc

The hstever imported into this market The lovers Of
this fine fruit will please examine them
For sale by
WIN. H. MCLEAN,
nI9-tf 20 " Cl,o.Ia, r..
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FINE Com MATCHES OF All. nrscnrprroxs

FINE GOLD WATCHES OF ALL Descriptions.
ONE OF the most splendid assortments of WATCHES in
this country IS to be found at the subscribers con-
stantly receiving Watches from England, France and
Switzerland and will sell at the lowest rate for rstclass
Watches.
GRBRIEL D. CLARK,
Importer of Watches Jcwery Manufacturer of Silver
Ware wholesale and retail Calvert and Water SITS
Baltimore.
n. B.-Spanish Silver Coin wanted s2ltf
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MANN's HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
l24 W. BALTIMORE STREET.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Westil continue to Meals at our very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL Parties large small accommodated in our large
and private hning Rooms, second floor Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received, respectfully ask
continuance Of the same
Our Chambers have recently refurnished and will
compare flvoraby with other Hotel Single Rooms
cents.
NJ MAEN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
Is IN the rear of this house, No. so FAYErTE STREET
n2i-tf G. IT MANN pronria+or