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DIED.,

BURK-A: lis residence. No. s9 Aves-e A. Wednesday,
te5. :. TaoEss BlrE, aged = yeaFa
BALANCE - IL Brootya, "Wednesday, FEB John
Balance, arc . years.
cUsSINGHAM-In Brooklyn, TbonA Herr, Cunningham,
aged q y..r., 10 MONKS and 1sJs-
FOX-In Eat Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Feb Mara FoH
Of rhomA. and CsiAAns Fox in tie lsn year Of
her age.
JENKiss-Iu wlfHan.sarss on Ta-.a,y Feh l. Lewis. O.
izfsli Of L. arc :. J. Jerk1s
LgRoYIn TIL, city W.d1s.e,J FEB. Ma. Joe paine
Lrey a.artter q -5W L'oy AID Of he az LosLs Leroy
aged - yssr.
MABoS-A. Grove P4r,cr,.e wIeharkea N of,;.re; r.
YER, Wednesday, FEB in The 5s y.u Of ker ~. Harriet
Va. Nrsnrsa- easc child Of he Rev "H " v aAoon AID
t. if,na. q h. nHy invited .Aoa: ,hsr Dot.s- TO
seld Le islerA =. 80 CEaI, On s.i7i1Ay -s % a'i
nsGowE-oa 1tgr.d,y nor.na y.s >. Of consumption,
TIE relative. and hiso1s q the family are e.peay invited
s;tend hi. iGnsTs Saturday At O'Clock from the
..dslce Of bis fsther On. huIdrec and sIth street AID
Third avenue BIS renn. vii Re Inferred n the Second
street Cemetery.
ms L5us, in'.a, d,uistsr Of Rooer. n May Aun
AcCshfey, szed mouths
McDoSEELL-ln hi, icity w.dns.t., Feb. Bhdre.,
wife d Ps:rcs xcDOlnel Es;iye c! Galway lreAn9 aged
MEDcRAFr-on. w-ds..e.y, Feb . Mr.. EHl.ee;h Clover
hsdcrsf WI, 4 Josn II Hsders;- ofSewafG N J.
PRICHARD-or Thur,d.y Feb 5. of,croup, Mary l., only
dothter Of joseph and Sarah A. Phs'd aged yesn and
= aeDd her aner.l om the rr.asae Of her psrsa.. No
- DorBics street, sunday sta ins: a; y P ~ without
scoTT-In Brooklyn. D. on "wednesday, Feb . Nelson
worrsl OILY ehhd Of Thomas and E'e sc's; aged IL
months AID - days.
The relatives friends Of the y respectfully invited 20
st,epd the funeEs this Frdsy a.ernoon a. ocoek rom
the residence Of ms parents No lS7 South Fifth street
shITH-In this city. edne.isy Feb Mathew Smith.
the b.ged Of John and Ann Sua;h, aged years
months aud Is dsys
THOHPKISsOn Wednesday Feb 2 IN this city in TIE SD
y.sr sge M~ MARTA ThempEn. with blessed hope
IL Jesus Chris. ss Der Saw
WEEKS-In Brooklyn s1d-enJ Wedne.isy morning Feb.
NJ. w.. y a NJ N A.xka aEed N "a
n ann
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THURSDAY, Feb. 3-P, VI.


The Stock market underwent SPdrther improvement
today aud continued tolerably steady through both
sessions of the Board, without marked activity or
buoyancy. The shorts have bsen the largest pur-
chaers, and but for their operations there would
probably have been very limited business as the
public are still quite Indifferent 70 the speculative
movements. There violent huctuston again in
the stock Of tie Pacific Mail Compspy-quota.on
opening at 20, seer sixty, and running to 80 the
call at the First Board and finally settling down again
TO ~ from which point il broke 20 ~ in the sttsr
noon, and Wa sferwsrd rallied 10 ISL Il is gen.
erslly admitted that tie Company will be obliged to
en,er into sharp competition with tue Van
derbit hue; and, Notwithstanding tho vague sur
mises ard hints Of a compromise there is
nothing which looks Ike il In tle present
aspect Of affairs. The preparations OF the Com
nodo-e, fax informed, are such as to
leave little doubt bis Intentions We understand
as If in confirmation Of tie idea Of severe fight be-
tween the two lines, that the Nail Company has re-
drced the rates for Storage passengers to 800 per
head. This Is the first gun in the great steamship bat
tie which seems to be opening. There was firm mar
ket for N.w-York Central during the day, and the
quos,ons show fair Improvement over yesterday
sales. The highes; price Of the morning s2i from
which the stock settled TO 81 and steady ct the
close Of the cay. Harlem Preferred was in good de-
mard AID advanced to 81 al which il was firm in tho
afternoon. This stock is one OF the s.ronges. on
the ls:, aud appears 10 be recovering from the
recent decline ss rapidly as any. Reading
10: quite prominent usus in the transactions.
but held at IS 49, with fair degree Of stes1iness,
The dealings in Panama larger, and the stock al
,srcsd to ia at tie frs: Board though down TO III
e, the Second. The competition bet~eso the two
Steamship Companies, il anticipated, Wi. tend 70 To-
crosse tie business Of the Panama road argey. The
Western shares not active, bat generally show
fairy sostsined quotations Illinois Central advanced
to g.; Gsleua, Rock leland, and the Michigan roads
ere without material change. In the afternoon there
rss bat moderate basness transacted and the tone
of the market though steady, lacked animation and
spirit. Tie Bond Transactions Of the day were
smsllsr than the average OF daily busness, but
pr.ces were rather better for State stocks Mso1rs
sdvGrcsd to 81 E; the Second Board AID we're 10 fair
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Dr.. warsoS s.ii t,s; If Dr.. G-esr Lsd ns1e an
abrasion In 9 heashy l4ryn1, L EoG-i have oeSe1-
A. il vas he beievsi then mist have eeen an so's
.ol i.,us;irg tina: concisoR Of TIE 2a;ien ,hfoat
fors prevo1s causs epy rendered sbrssoa M 20
be feared.
Tie discussion visa cl'sed BE- ths adoption o. ire
folowirc preamble G-c resolution, offered oy Df.
GARDNER.
Uirec, V,rou -I.sEe3s - .be p.bc l'ess HaTe =
e reyu.zoo q DR. Gree-, Me-: Aot 5.1.s hsNnf
oone1ced ~ Treatment 70 % ees;h Of ny "n-S-1
tE.r.fcre.
Re,olres Ira. Re AcsSe ~ Of A.deo-, aeer fzl tI
srfuIou q he 1--s n TIE AID Ire Ps. n1o 81
lor eolsdey Tia ia ecs-a q 10 %is> ia4 e9o
su.Doe Of any iuprer@r treatment boz EnATodise
l-szl. o. 0 p6cs.ion 81 ol-~sses-
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Arrived.

ee,m,hip Roanoke, Skinner, Noroi. nese AID ps's 70
Lual,m Beincken.
Snip Monterey Boopl L,kemsD, suGar. SEPT H. snd
Msaritius Helena Dec. IL Pepper W A. Sac John
of AID Luther Curtis q L.ctBss Conn.,
saaus2 died on the Coast Of SgmatrA
Golden Rule Whtsbeuy Aspinwah Jan ivory nuts,
Bari Rsbeecs Hchinsr New Orleans and II dsys from the
bar nise 70 ~ Freeman. Has been days Of HA:,<rs,
with n y. and noTtheriy winds.
Bark ID. Jex, Guide, Bel zs, Hond Jan "a mahogany, os
wood. oocbinesl. &c, 70 Josiah Jex.
Bark Wright j (of Boston, seSr Havana jan ls srsA
10 Robert Williams, vessel 20 Bsset Baker
Brig ST. Mary johnson, TURKS ilancs days salt and tam
ariDds TO vasbls RsyDsL
Big Princess Royal Orb Kenesy xssg. ard 20 days from
Gibraltar. frui. 70 Gr1n6 4 Wes.eryef.
scbr Esquinsux (BL Rade, HALIFAX days. ksb 20 j. Han
ter Co.
sehr. D. wager, Smith, Charleston days eOs:oO &c, 70
scar. Emnas, Bent Smyrna Del d,ys gaia to B. ~ Fol-
schr Oh Bias VBr!en, FaInAyen for VIf,ae
ShT. Queen IL the South ftm.s.sd Wbeser, Noble 10
days, cotton, &c 20 Lsytin HuIout.
schr Nathaniel Doane lof Plymouth, ssssl Dos1e, Aux
paLy with brig Snow for New YORK, and abr Wn TJsf'
Tor Boston
schr y. C. Brown Tbompsen, Fortne Bay va Roesror,2
oays, LerrinEs 20 mater. =.
Steamer Osprsy Kenny Providence mdse. 20 is~ac ode
Steamer Potouska CuEnan, New Bedford mdse " Ala
BELOW-Shlp sultars Barrett. New oresns, 10 VIM kel
Son. Also sshp with loss offoretopsssat ns aud
b;iss
Also bark M.e Me;esh snOw fos Havana Jan. %, sca-
RsoeccA
wIND-sau.e:, N T., blowing heavy with rain.
TIE ships Augusta for New. Orleans and WskAiISson w
Mobile are a. anchor II tie Lower Bay
Tie bsrks q. w. Hall, for E1syi&si Wet Wind t0 -
Asis. AID brig Peters, i.5 Cghs, sTe sssheTed 10 8
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MARRIED..

BEREHARD-GsATAcAP-On Tues1sJ. Feb l. By ne Rev.
Dr. A. NJ O,oor, Theodore sr.n54re 20 MI T. A O's-$
cap, orly "a ghtsr of g P. Gr,'scaP, es4-
bLAEE-LLSDY-It Tr.r.y Csspel ca We5.es1sy Fss
q re Rev l. 7 Hitb-e, }. b Bake % Ass Carrie IL
Lady. both Of Sevfort.
CAEPEsTER-R OU5E-Ia rs city. Wednesday, Feb :,
~ re Rev J. Nichols NJ L-sT C4rseaer Ma SarAa
J. Ro.ie both Of Ch.;tsnn. c. arsbia CoGaty, y L.
PAYNE-sLER-on ISe,dsy; F.s By Dr. Geo B. Caeever,
william H. PsyDe sarah Lo,s Beef shtef q Henry
Besr, s.q. al q Lis Try.
LOVELL-QUIrIAS-A,A on-oz.h, nss: Ss.che1- Mss,
OF f1sscsy Jsl g. y Rev. D.. Perry Rector Of rty
Ch-Ch Jc.sph Lowell of SerYort, % Lozisa T., e5es-
ez5Ih:er q ne s:s Ger- Josl A. Q.itraa-
scoTT-BLAKE-on kOac,y, jan q. NJ IOSa :. Scat; 70
Ma E.er BAKE
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MARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK .
Cleared.

shir-Americs, Howe, New. Orlesns ~ II. Brxhsm
Bark-ssrsh, Stevens, B4rtscoes Smith, Jones Co.
Bngs-J. Aery Some, Gfbsrs II. D. BrooknAn Co. J.
". Drisko, Dristo, Nuevitss simson ksyhew.
sehooDsrs Eleanor. Hosnsr, Norfolk. Miller Hoosnton;
Charlie and Willie Ho per- st. John M.tcsHk Duncan 9srah
Elizabeth Smith New Hsyen MISTER; Woodnoase Woo1-
house Brszos H. sou;hmsyd Brilliant BALDWIN, New Haven,
j. b. Eowsrcs.
ste.m.r.-J r. Thompson Conay, South Ansoy -; Del
swsre Copes Philsdepbis D. Perkna
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.s. yo- G.vs-nosp Dc io.o, lG2i va BID Hhrois
C.,.l h,po. we're hym q. 81. La Crosse Lind CRAFTS
..s 70 a email .,tsnt q, -. We nocce tos, feso.n-
.en. have beer pissed By the Assembly Of asconsis'
s,,,Diin, tie tine Ter the La Crosse R1ad TO c'npy
WITH the coudtons q then oostTsct taae' tHS ca
,,s;,n s,r.s viii 70 dono. be made 10 Construct tnAt
nat Of the rosd which = Decessary for the possession
- N. LAM grant Tne DING prices were: For Ms'
.cr,isa s.asil; Virgins &, e6i ss6! Canton C'n-
80 1olele;; Cumberland Coal Company, 9s
E9i' Se..York Central. So gs2s; Ere, lJ!e
Iql. Harlem. l3sI3I; Hudson River, 81 e3ii
Pr, lsJ isl: Michigan Central, JJ9Dl; Mich
0,n southern ant Northern IEdians, lsi 7is3; Pre-
fer1sd. As; e45i, Psnams, lliGlliI; limos Csn,ra
ssIa6f,; Gslspa snd Chicago, tSiS@; Cleveland
ard Toledo. 3oIa30,; Chicago ard Rock i'lssd, 5I
: goa. ubrois Central bonds, 1875, S91l; Pacific
Mail, 7sa79.
The bill mAk.t is quiet ard steady. There beng
70 steamer on Saturday reitters keep out Of market
Sterling is leo a 1929; Francs 5.ls2 d5.l3l.
Frei7hts 70 Liv,rpool. 100 boxes Bscon a. ls. ID.
To london $50 tes Beef q. is. Cd; 30 casks q, -
I'd: 900 boxes Spernsceti at 2ls. To Gls'go", i1o
bill, Resin q: 81. a schooner OF ~ tuns TO South
SIDE Cuba and back at Acc. for Sugar aud - Tor Mo-
ass,s Another OF 200 tuns for the yoysge with
Sugar q: 4oc.
The business Of the Sub Treasury vss: Receipts,
40. IA ll-for Customs, sl9l .cco-sS2,l III Is re-
ceiyed on account Of Loan; Payments, slis,O52 81
Balance, = 992, $50 50.
The receipts Of the City Railroad Of Brooklyn
Horse were, in January, s39,55 -, against go
$50 II in the came month Of ISIS:
The following fsures show the receipts OF the Long
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THUssDaY p.h 5 l2a
AsHEs-Th. e,sad 10 qz:s sv- AZ n. ns,t-t 10 st-
ter. sac. Of IS bsA fO;s a. - ~ - -. FsSs bid
a.
COTTos-Te marie: T. "a; Al ig -. s.s asi aroraDt;
orr .ur.yrd q1otaor. b. Considered "a TIE more
"a, Usua dssr,Ioe ofthe Of q far Up.nts sad
g .e. from to- comparatively zEe rocfs CT tSe brDer
sne q. scarcity q ,as ls''sr We q -;
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enue OF the year, was presented:

After paying interest sinking fand old claims, &C.,
there ID net surpus profit of $50 2l3 80. Tne Com
psry expended during the year 1853, for various in
provements $7l9, 539 Tie means derived from loans
and ether during the same period amounted to
500 i25. Mr.. Cuttings is spoken Of as President in
ace of Mr. Barnum, resigned.
The annual report of the Macon and Western Road
Osa teen published. The traffic Of the year results a.
fOllOws:
Gros reoflpts. So, IS 3
Received on lew s,ocb $40 90
TOtsl... s95, lS %
From TINS n. iocwi9s ei'b1ssHep. have been
sssee, ia:
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Tt. ships Augusta for New. orl.sas and wssAiLSon w
Mobile are a. anchor II the Lower Bay
The bsrks O. w. Hall, for Eusyi,x,; Wet Wind, f1 ~
NsIi AID brig Peters ~ CGhs, ore ssshsTed 10 0~~
Ina
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MEMORANDA.


Steamship Paapsco Iayfeld, arrived at New York. from
Baltimore, 9Th inst
Steamer H L. Gaw Her. cleared at Philadelphia for Bait
more, 9th inst
schr Home, Mcclellan hence for Antigua spoken 9th
Bark elan Mara Nckerson cleared at Boston, for Bat
more, 81 inst
Banks Swan, Lennon via Moneveideo, just arrived and
Wenham, Wedge waiting, both from Baltimore, were at
Buenos Ayres, March 9th.
Bark Amazon, Kirwan from Baltimore, arrived at Barba
does, 18th ult., and sailed 10th for St Thomas.
Bark kedron, Farrell for Rio de Janero cleared at
ton, Sd inst.
schr ~ Johnson Patterson cleared Philadelphia for
Norfolk, 9th inst.
Brig Monserate, Crowther arrived at Wilmington n c.,
I'm Baltic, Sd inst. - "
Schr B. Frnk, Doughty, cleared Boston for Baltimore
4th inst
schr Lucy Child Kelley arrived at Boston FIN Baltimore
3inst.
Bark IIean Maria, Nickeson, for Baltimore sailed from
Boston, 4th ult
Schr Clara Boil, Parker, sailed Richmond for Baltimore
9th inst
Schr Exit Parker, arrived Alexandria Baltimore,
4th inst
Schr Samaa Todd, cleared Norfolk for Baltimore Sd
inst.
schr Cambria Mitchell, arrived at Alexandria from Balti
more, 4th inst
Schr Three Sisters, Keene cleared Norfolk BALTIC
9Th inst.
Scr Philadelphia Chase for Baltimore sailed from New
Bedford, Sd
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WINES, BRA iNSbfEsse GiS e. CIGARS, &c.
corDsssb5 k5c5.Is KkR5tALs &
Pale and Dark. qualities ''Ne'' VI Ui"e''n'
Holland HOLLAND Gin German Tonic Bitters
Masra an sh IT TFasfey LISBON a aee5yer
i Malaga Champagne, and Raspberry, hrahoies'
Havana ;Sss ,s and Principe Cigars. ginger Ss''s'
EpwAEp DE c9 9iM ,,,c, . WILLIAM ROGERS
49, M4SsE ,>rr,,, 50, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALE AND PORTER,
mrAu No 4 Commerce street, Bait
FFEnWILLIAM F. GETTY,
GA5 DEALER IN FOREIGN
%AA @ " O.. = AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
,. H. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS,
INVITES s HnT to his carefully selected stock
with assurance fIom him that every article shan prove
as and at prices but e above the cost Ct
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Of all grades, constantly on hand. jal2tf
ca CHARLES H: ROSS & CO,
go d T S5E5ifEc 5S t$$F f.,
Keep constantly in store and United States Bonded
GoGNAc BRANDIEs
RocA ffEsffatf IL liSnnf s FAN IS 61Es,
sss9 TSi.lE Eflfv &fS, &c
Grape, Imperial Eagle, &c
| WINES,
Champagne, Sherry, Port, Madeira, Malaga &c
AMERICAN LIQUORS,
Special attention is solicited to their large stock of
| OLD RYE WFISKEY,
Which cannot be exceled by any house In the United
States including Extra Fine Superior Monongahea LACY
| Family, Pure X. Rye. A
| Also, Imitation Sweet
| MALAGA WINE
Which cannot be excelled by any house in the United
| States. ~ ~
DOMESTIC BRANDY GIN,
| PURE SPIRITS, RECTIFIED WHISKEY,
GINGER, LAVENDER AND
WILD CHERRY BRANDY,
All guaranteed to give satisfaction or will be hack
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Dis STEpS

Bark Aerial, Barsow, from Wilmington, n c., bound to
Havana, with of lumber heavy gale
from the northwest and the night the 22d ut sprung
Leak the morning of the sd, filled water and
capsized; after cutting away the main and mzzen mass
she rghted again. the 25th lat 81 80, lon 70 fall
in with by ship Carnatc from New Orleans Liverpool
board of which all hands after remaining on
the wreck for two days, and the 26h 30 Ion 10 49,
transferred to the brig Princess from Nevassa for Ba
arrived here TODAY "
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Commission 9flerfbants.

GEORGE H. CREIGHTON,
''A coMM is i IN MERCHANT, .,o.,,.
MACON CO. of this city will make liberal cash f 9d
yances on consignments to the above house mou
GA H. F. STICKNEY,
t.EZa :IMPoRTER AND Nh W W liS DEALER
z'lN bNA ANb issGfiPE ER' Old RYE wH!sKEY,
m6tf No. q CHEAPsIDE, Baltimore
@ PRACHT, VONEIFF & co.
c. Nos ias and d] IL RSHe4 aR STREET,
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, CIGARS, &c.
"hoLi''1'- IN DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
for G hHnp 6sS Cas- cAa srePPTga MuPm
deanx; g sayer& Co.'S Cognac ap2s.tf
Henry KNOX. FREDERICK PHILLIPS
n SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
9GRocERs EXCHANGE,
Advances on congnment to our address or to our
friends IN the various ports of Europe and the West Indies
NElLE, HARRIS ; { &At CO. J. H. 'EAlf
hIoRAcco a SSycG pB9%fG TO NEAIE LuCKETr)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No 26 COMMERCE STREET, Baltimore.
G 5anise n.l ESQ., Bank B. Norris ESQ,
chants Bank BatiRore cSie Esq Gnion Bank Ba
H o %hcens E M and Msfans Bq R.6 ET
Ena Wh sg 81 RhPp Esq Foot Esq Com
TTRI KILBURN
'S No No. IS IS s sol FIT STREET. T4hEETosE
directly opposite Guilford street,)
sH1F FFEfaS hN E 5 SfffER
BUTTER,
acted in any ,iHsd P FSk IS PORT ALTON
Having had lrg experience in t-.s business, he cont
dent that he can give general Satisfaction.
trusted to him. and he hereby soic share of the trade
'' HofELs, EATING HOUSES or FAMILIES, wanting
URI KILBtRN, As South street,
Obposite Guiford street
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raj Hardware Cabinet Makers and Builders Materials
The prices and quality of Goods will be found equal to any
me city, and the patronage of the public respectfully
soIeiteu mh5f
M KEITH, JR., & son,
N NO % ss6tGTTTf H GHhREE$ sG gTEkEr
Jared pd,I Pratt sons cut Nails, all sizes.
k kI%S,, RG pstant shoyes and Spades
Sheble, Lawson Fishers Forks;
American Butt Co. Hinges and Sad Irons;
Burdens RgIdsa Patent Horse Shoes;
Smith HarperSs Hoes and Rakes.
Hoop and Sheet from, T sq Kettles StL s0Se'
Ball. BaI R GPssP $ Ss C 8 S sna56s
Axle Puies, Faucets, Strap and Hinges
Coffee Mills, lIames, &c, &c, &c mh42m
IL HISS COLE,
MI ;Vs Rs A$SF %2B BF%tfk $sf IN
K c H9E Go : CAST STEEL, MILL CROSS CUT and
FISHER I NORRIS AMERICAN EAGLE ANv1Ls and
iREJJPIGS;s4S6WicHS co s CUT rACKs, SHOE NAILS,
S S RBF sGRhA AxES POINT
RUSSELL TSSELLL : ERWIN MANUFACTURING coMPANY's
F5FS # 2%5ASSUFAcrUR1NG coMPANY's CABINET and
AH HIIHGA H9RsE NAIL CoMPANY's HORSE AND
Q @ a AM II \ SONS sHoyELs and SPADES, &c, &c.
k$ WIi6RdNs B fRa E6P G6Ra and GRASS
ESrfEBE RsSE AB sh EEEHH THH large and full
All of which we offer at lowest Factory Prices l52m
KEYsER, TROXEIL 4 co.
X U W + E ii o USE,
IMPORTERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
Il ikOA and STEEL have constantly on hand complete
AMERICAN, AND ENGLISH IRON,
p,,rn Manufacturers Of
vADUcr A fHR sa #S& &
and Pa 6 G9 F9
nUGAN 4 JENKINS.
~ coNsSa9& Hhf tAf kfE gsHHRhhfEHTANrs
MHM GRE2HEs osS SAT- F ASD R RsAh STEEL
TG H6F FEEFEH BaRI AgGFH AgSEn Bits
PROVIDENCE i1E zee; TOOL COMPANY NUrs, WASHERS AND
AMERICAN Butt COMPANY, BUTT HINGES, SAD IRONS
GGH9fAkLE f r j xKEtdoGG cgngy COMBS SCALES &c
dS sa AER F2 Brass
BA HBEBHa&Hr c5HfzsFs BRAS. c.,.,.
DUNLOP MADEIRAs, AXES, HA7cHErs &c jylotf
IT, L. PARKER CO.,
S 63EH GA AS SRE RE A4FEEH y METALS,
between PRATT and CAMDEN STREETS,
o,,- -, . OFFER FOR SALE
lin PLATE, of every description
kS$fiSh shEE Fl ' fR3@ Nos. 10 to 81
GALVANIZED" ~ to ~
IRON WIRE, TIMED WIRE' to IS
SHEET ZINC, SPELTER.
PIG and BAR LEAD
BANCA TIN. in Pigs and Bars
LEAD PIPES and SHEET LEAD
HOOP IRON, 4 in. to 20 in.
IlNMEN,S TOOLS and MACHINES.
bR hyaISS, kEITLES, COPPER BOTTOMS RIVETS
KETTLE EARS, &c, &c fe21 r. .
John HERZOG,
FOfEIGN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE,
N f. corner OF Park and Lexington SITS
BALTIMORE,
Keeps on hand and manufactures general assortment or
Builders Cabinet Housekeeping and Fancy Hardware SIT
Ter flaed Ware Cutlery Hollow Ware, Locks Brushes
oolS saws Files, Scales, German Saws Locks Iron Bed
Nv
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NJ EW ii a r d w R E A N d HOU E
AN FURNISHING STORE.
ANDREW REUTER- 4 SONS,
No 55 W BALTIMORE STREET,
- between Frederick and GAY SITS
our stock consists of complete assortment of fine IVORY
AMY rs and FORKS, POCKET CUTLERY of the hest ma
Sers RAloRs and SCISSORS of all descriptions, faors
Shears of size French Cooks Carving Knives
SorkserewS and Champagne Nippers; PLATED and BRI
raNlA VALE such as Forks Spoons, Tea Sets, Pitchers
stock Of PIANiSHED TIN WARE, the celehrated OLD
DOMINION COFFEE POT, JAPANNED WARE of all de
Scrlptons Ice Cream and Jelly M0ULDS Fancy Japanned
Bird Cages Tea Cannisters, Brushes, Fancy busters and
many other articles too numerous mention Also gene
raj iarlware Cabinet Makers and Builders Materials
The prices and quality of Goods will found equal to any
IN the CITY, and the patronage of the public respectfully
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IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES. GIN. CIGARS. &c

Ga BOGGS, COTTMAN & CO.,
tt8lEj Nos. A and &c LOMBARD STREET,
AE17 OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE
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1859. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1889
Ir$a TFssst@@zszz.E7 FOR BOSTON xU~3

fsss - FOR RIB BOSTON SaS y
DAILY vi Nor WHITE MOUNTAINS, EEzS71s117
E DaiE l, wa NORWICH AND WORCESTER LINE,
WI oo OF CORTLAND street. Pier IS, North River New
Trains "9 VI 'he Ihlauelpnla anu southern
PPan sSan , TRANSFERRED FREE OF CHARGE
d hahd their checks for baggage TO the EXPRESS
baggage Agent IN cars and receive cards or he from
i 70 n SAcha1ged on board of steamers for through
eHecks 70 SOs,pa Nashua or Of charge no
he W RfW and magnifcent steamer COMMONWEALTH
j. '" iilans, commander, leaves every Tuesday Tiura
day and Saturday, at o'clock, P '' e'ud9' lhuiS
The last and elegant steamer CONNECTICUT VIM vii
cox, commander leaves every Monday Wednesdav ond
Friday, at O'Clock, P. NJ. "e4nesuaS anu
The Boats on this route unryalled
Passengers going by this Line take new easv ri1;n ~
spendidy furnished sixteen wheel cars at Iyns POM
East. e ''iui anu
The superiority Of this route consists in splendid Sta.r,
boats unsurpassed in the werdhe Commonwealth Iinv
the plus ultra of steamboat architecture in spacious si
wheel the easiest invented the road track
the reeSt from dust of all the roads New Engand and in
the beauty of the country passing through the OF the
"Old Commonwealth
Elegant family and other State Rooms be had on board
No charge for berths in cabins Meals furnished board
10 secure Rooms in advance other nformaton address
or inquire of E. S. MARTIN, Agent
NaY- Nnrlr
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@R CPAS. McCOLGAN & BRO.
tsEN5j No. SARATOGA STREET
$500 NEAR GAY.
Have hand and offer sale all of the most approved
brands of both Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS. which they
are prepared to sell the most reasonable terms They
enumerate in part viz: BRANDIES of different brands in
P npc stores ~ A. GIN P9rt Sherry, Madeira and
Irish Scotch and Pure Old Rye WISKEYS, fine quality
invited to call and examine for themselves di If