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The Maine election will be held ON Monday next
Gov. Morrill,, the present Republican Governor, is
again q candidate.
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LES 1.-THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES AND SALES OF sTOCEs IN NEW YORk
BY TELEGRAPH.

The New York Post of Saturday afternoon says
The market for mo ey has remained remarkably uni
form; il anything there is increased in discounts du
ring the week. the rate for prime four and six
months paper being per cent Call loans are easy at
per cent and occasionally 54 is accepted prime
lateras.
After the receipt of the private letters by the Europa
the exchange Europe was less firm and the tendency
to higher terms observable yesterday disappeared Lead
ing bills London ohtainable 10D10A (siXty
days. and Oh Paris at SIX less at sight
The City of Washington took 5000 900 in specie
About $500 900 will forward by the Ariel which makes
the eXprt of the day 81 0S0 O00
The weekly bank statement closing today is expected
to show about s2 600, 900 in specie small increase
in loans.
The week closes firm stock market with increased
activity in the speculative shares State stocks at
tract less attention to-day, but materially lower
The feature of the dealings to-day strong demand
rs since the Board which entire recovery of the de-
cline established yesterday. New York Central remained
firm at 798G79H, with large sales Reading was among
the rmest the list selling high as 464 Illinois
Central was steady at advance of per cent Michigan
Guaranteed with considerable sales closed Yesterdays
price In railroad bonds notice higher prices for New
York Central Skies. Michigan Central per cents Erie
Fourth Mortgages, and further decline in Michigan
Southern Seconds
The Illinois Central shares had declined in London to
39k discount, upon unfOunded rumor that call was
to be made upon the shares this month We understand
that the arrangements for the financial of the com
pany this autumn concluded and that call
contemplated.
The imports of General Merchandise at New York for
the werk smaller than for the same time in either of
the previous two years while the since January st
OF Dry Goods and General Merchandise largely in excess
Of the corresponding period of either of the previous two
years.
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Mysterious Disappearance of the Crew of n
Chesapeake Schooner

HAvRE De GRACE, Sept. 9.-The schooner Sea
Flower, Capt. Jones, left Havre De Grace Satur-
day morning, Sept. Sd, with a load of coal, bound
to Annapolis, Md. On the 9th or 7th the above
vessel was boarded by Capt. Wilson, of Havre De
Grace, and found to be deserted with anchor the
bow, sails fured row-boat gone, and about eighteen
inch+s water in the hold; and she was then adrift
below Spesusia Island. Measures will be taken to
take her to Baltimore, if possible.
Sinking of Western steamers.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. l0.-The steamer VIM Garvin
was sunk on Wednesday night, when several miles
below this city.
The steamer Adriatic, which was recently sunk
near Memphis, valued at $751; 900. Her cargo,
which consisted of -four, tobacco and grain, was al
most entirely lost
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee of Arbitration for the month of September
HENRY W. DRAKELY
GEO. SLATER. FRANCIS B. LONEY
THOS. w. ATKINSON, GEO. S. BROWNE.
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GREAT ECONOMY OF ICE.

GREAT ECONOMY OF ICE.
~
McAVOY x JENKINS,
PATENT ELEVATING REFRIGERATOR,
Which combines low temperature with economy ce and
perfect self ventilation.
Manufactured and sold by McAyOY JENKINS,
m30tf No Il / ieht streyt Baltim0re
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The advantages offered hyt Bay Line the BaIti-
more Ste IN Packet Company forwarding goods for the
en SOUTH shond induce shippers TO inquire fuS, before
shlpplng ny Other routes Bsc the above named places,
our facilities for the tIuportaton of merchandise fr
points on the ) Il Il. r. Black Water River. Wilmington
Weldon 4. r. ileigh CASTOR r. R., Carksville (Va)
Road, the y. C. Central f. r., and the Sou generally
are such afo Cd by other lines and the induce
ments should nt be overlooked. For further information
apply at the Baltimore Steam Packet Company's wharf
Union dock, foot Of Concord street
NJ. y. FALLS, Pres't Bay Line Steamers
SAM. NJ. WILSON. Pres't S. Il r. X. Co.
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Dry Goods ...,..... s2Ois.d3s $2OI9is4 81 2O97 e25
Genl merchandise. 3O66O Ol3 1871 sos LIZA CSC
Total for the week.. So l5O,45l s39lO642 So s7256l
Previously reported 1863 723 O92 9S6l72C9 l79 S5
Since Jan 1913 543 slO2 527 9O1 sls3 6S7 $50
CONDITION OF THE UNITED STATES TREAsURY.-Trea-
surers weekly statement by received to Monday
9Th of September, 1859:
receipts. 81 503 n52 90
Drafts issued ....-........... S73642 2l
Amount sutgect IN dra1t 4344,2l6 SO
The Reading Rail- Dad for the ending September
s. brought down 80 100 TONS making total since January
1st of tons against 10Y 762 in pc
rod last year The Schuylkill Navigation Company
brought down 4653l TONS making total tonnage this
season of s601l2 against 767 9S2 last season.
The following is statement of the earnings the New
York Central Railroad for the month of August 1859
compared with its earnings for the corresponding
of the previous year:
Years. Earnings
IS59. 59.....,.....,.............. S6o2 OF
Observation-Disclosures. 53S, ,O4SlG
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fOr Salt.
~ Ct:
80 Sf$N1s'


SHIPPERS.
III view of the approaching fall trade the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company have in connection with the Southern
Railroad Companies, greatly reduced their through
goods
Tie flowing exc edngly tariff has been adopted by
the amore Steam Packet Company in considera ion OF
tn shipments from Baltimore GudsborO and Will
mington, n. G, via Portsmouth, Va:
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
RIO DE JANEIRo-BGrk Wheatl0nd
$500 bags fee, Lambert Cuttings.
SAGUA LA GRANDE-Brig Forest CITY
323 hhds molasses, 80 tres do so bbls do Kirkland
Chase & Co.
HAvANA-BGrG Lin1Uood.
900 boxes sugar, IL bales tobacco Spence & Reid
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II
Il The undersigned having contracted for very large
supply Of NORTHERN ICE of the best quality, and in
creased their facilities and in every
lar, prepared tod large WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BUSINESS. Dealer and Others in Baltimore and elsewhere
who require large quantity Of lee either by the ton or ear
Co. VIII find to their advantage to give call are
determined to sell at low rates W. II. OLER,
lell-eo2mr Dspot md est FaII
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NOTlCE.-BALTIMoRE, March 18th, 1867
1NTo ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNGERN:--This is to certify
tna have this day sold to Messrs ROBBINS co, 46 and
RANGE known as "StENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR u
HOT WATER RANGE" as well : my HOT AIR FURNACE
Tor all territory south of Mason DXons line and they
alone are authorized to make, sell repair the
W n
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1T.
R7- PRICES AS Low AS ANY GOOD ROOFING
ER- REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE soly
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
0 D ES' SUPERB ROSPHA TIE.
THE STANDARD MANURE
N''' "' lA"Cli IdtTh1aBt.
B. NJ RHODES & co,
Office. s. Smith strcnt pnrrI.ri.. ,.H.rr I,
(FoR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CRoP GRowING)

TN ACCORDANCE W TIL THE ABOVE
AARRANGEMENT, we have great pleasure in informinq
ou numerous friends, from whom have received liberal
patronage hitherto that shall at all keep on hand
stock Of this STANDARD MANURE, which having been
pracslcaiiy tested by Nj Greenway his own farm,
uTif1rm Standard shall sell under binding wa1rantee
, RHODES ER-PHOSPATEis packed in barre's and
bags Price SIS pes ton Of 2MOlbs., cash in Baltimore
j. HENRY GREENWAY a co.
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q; 7 PUBLISHED
AND FOR SAFE

AND ALL THE PERIODICAL SToRES 80
full report OF the trial Of the of r. j RevnoIds
The yor and City Council Baltimore for breach of
contract in building the AeiC Jdii.
This book contains reuised report of Hon. REvERpY
LoaSsoy's speech in this Price 25 cents s5Iw
, 1859-03-24

:3y Our gentlemen readers land we trust all
cur readers arr gentlemen, should not at this
season fail to leave their old clothes with Mcssrs.
Cook i McLain. 9s dearborn, and hare them
spcct equal to new. and fit to appear in during
the pleasant season now coming On U.S.
, 1859-03-24
Letter from John nj, vanosdc1.

T" ]oAn +. cha1u. E~,, Chairman Peoples Convention.
DEAN S1r:-I notice my name us one Of Il
''crmnittec Of three from each ward 10 nuke
nominations fnr Julicat Officers, to bc support
cd irrespective Of party" As did not attend
the Peoples Meeting" and have no sympathy
viii, tile Movement, shall Of course decline
acting: 1t will not, probably, he out Of place
here for me IN say, TINT lad sucl, Convention
bccn convened Ir.or to liz Republican C"nyrn-
tlnn. would cheerfnlly ha,e acted with such
committee to nominate suitable persons fur the
places, and notwithstanding my dissatisfaction
n: thu modern iMrtLnl Of candidates nominating
themselves to utIicc, yet, Us the present candi-
dates EsAse gone thrnug ali the motions of being
selected, shall suppnrt them. hope yet to
sec day when all olrcc-scckcrs, and wire pull
crs will be tiscardcd, and electors will be per
n,i.ted to select candidates f"r office, choosing
them mt simply because they want Office, but
because they arc capable and lIonrst. Never
tilccss. Ill the nominations arc 1nude BY the
Republican party. and Us know of no object
inns ~ the candidates except t'.eir earnest de-
sire fur the naice, ! shall prefer to keep the
organization Of the Republican party intact
Yours respectfully, JoHN u. EASosDEL.
, 1859-03-24
FonnE Mems Association.

MEssRr. Eplroas-Allow me word in your
paper concerning the ticket to be ballotcd for
next Saturday. The regular ticket is composed
Of young men sY'lo hare identified themselves
with tile best interests Of tue Association. They
hare iaborcd TO increase its influence, and their
past conduct is certain guarantee Of tic fi,-
turc.
What have VIC presented to us in the opposi-
lion ticket. One object, if the ticket succeeds,
is to assuaEc the private gricfs Of an individual
who is doubtless bland Us Frcnchn.an, but
quite ns oiticious. Another object is to reward
certain nominees who have for years worked
against the interests Of the Association. They
hare not succeeded in breaking it down, and
they now wish to control IFS destinics Tile
ticket is fitly named, and represents their past
conduct. The Eenttr1uan seeking the Presi-
dcncy, and one Of tic candidates for Manager,
attcr running their Metropolitan Literary
Inion" in opposition to the Young MEMS Assn.
cin,ion, and llaying pu, money in the purse of
su'nc one or something else busides the trea-
Sury Of the -issuciaion, enleayor to fost them
selves upon the executive board. ! shall be
surely mistaken If tie members Of the Associs-
tlon cndurse sucl. Conduct as this tv their votes
Ere
, 1859-03-24

We hnvc on nur table M. Of yol. Of the
"e}onrndi Of tie american Statistical a,'d Geo.
:t'H1'h""f .soritfy," published in New York. 1t
is dcvoted to the subjects discussed by tho So
ciety, mid is issued under the patronage Of that
learned md respectable body. To sncss Of our
readers ns sympatsc with tic ctor: for ,llr dis,
semination of correct geographical and >ta1is1i-
ca1 information, the Joarnat will be always wei
come. The number before us is a collection of
new and valuable papers. in which 1,.'cl. yalaa-
blr md otherwise unattainablc information is
condensed. The publishers Of the .jo"~"al arc
John II. Schultz ( Co., No. ., Spruce street,
Nrw Y.rt
, 1859-03-24

P9Httto,7a-Jrs7lcE-Eo
The best interests of the Association il, all
cases.
None but Jfr<t-tl1&s Lecturers in tic course,
and 10 Lecturer promised Mithout autAmHy.
~.
, 1859-03-24
HOME FOR THE FRfENpLESS,


The friends Of this Institution will rejoice in
the announcement that Jonathan Burr, Esq, hat
recently donated most desirable lot as site
for Home for the Fziendlcss. 1t is situated q
short distance south Of Twelfth street, on Wa.
bash avenue, and is SO feet front by lis deep.
Ar. Burr appcnds, however, one very reason.
able conditiou-that At an early day substan.
tiul edidce; suitable for the purposes Of the
Home, and worth at least $4,000, shall BE-
erected upon it.
This condition, however, is but one Of many
reasons why such Home should be built. The
Association, carly lust full, under deep con-
viction that something must be done for large
class Of homeless, destitute, yet deserving wo.
men and children, rented the house which they
at present occupy, at the corner Of Peoria and
Randolph streets, aud thus opened Home for
the Fricndless. But an experience of six
months shows the urgent necessity Of much
larger nnd more convenient accommodations.
Tile Home las received nearly two hundred
minutes, sixty Of whom are still there.
The house is quite full, and applications are
still numerous, and Of class well deserving md
greatly needing just the sympathy and assist
ance which the Home is designed to afford.
But the present Home is not only too small, it
is also inconvenicnt md lily adapted to such a
great and peculiar family. It needs large
nursery, a dining room, school room, and
spacious dor7nitorics. Besides, the Institution,
sustained by small contributions from the l,u-
manc, is lily able to pay SO large rent as it
must for any house thut will at all answer its
purpose.
And besides MI such reasons the Doard be-
lievc tilut the time has come when our ctr, SO
forward in almost ercry good work, should now
provide Homo for those of its deserving poor
who hare none.
We had hoped, and almost expected, that after
one Of our benevolent citizens had secured to
himself the cusiablc honor Of donating so admi-
rab|e site, some other would be easily found
to seize the honor, and to secure to himself the
nndving name and blessing Of placing upon It q
Home for the Friendlcss in all coming time.
But as no one is fund who aspires to this honor,
the Board Of 3lanagers huve determined to
divide the burden and the privilege among as
many US can he found able and willing to help.
They hope and expect to find several gentlemen
who will give $5U0 or $500 each, as they are sure
several arc prepared 10 contribute <aJo. Shall
these noble and sclf:denying ludies, constituting
the Board Of Managers, be disappointed, and
must this work liugery
We arc told that the fines arc hard for al
kinds Of business. Wc know this; but they IRE
harder still for those wrctched, homeless ones
VIM look up ilnploringly, asking help aud are
denied.
At the Inst meeting Of the Board tbey-(coni-
dent as usual of success) after giving Mr. burr
a hearty vote Of thanks for his muniicent
donation appointed large committee to make,
at once, an effort to raise the requisite $4,000.
They are already out on their mission.
, 1859-03-24

ITO kENT-152 Madison street.
- HtGk dwelling viii xa4 md ~aser r.mrltte. TwAre
rotr* aat 1nc ganea tn conneeti Al, Ma! 81 VA.
lash 1venne- Mu1 dwelling; eight ~itE ,< AM!
water. lnquic u J. y. FARH ELL, /. + a,a +6 VA
leash avenue. nltIe! sw-s:t1f
, 1859-03-24
E,S3 IL $3.50 ,
JOHS STEWART, Secretary.

ROBBERY OF A KANE Co. FARMER-Loss s. 10
IA farmer belonging in Aurora, Kane County,
but whose name We could not learn, was robbed
Of $sooin so gold pieces, during nights ride
on the Michigan Central Railroad, by SOME
llsht-ingered rascal, who cut through the breast
Of his coat. and OIL awakening Yesterday morn
Ing, the victim WAS utmost frantic at lis loss.
NJ clue to the robber could be gained. The
loser, we are informed, had just been Last to
realize on some real estate, aud probably was
careless in the exhibit of his funds.
STEAMER FOR P1kEs ps.x.-Cant. Yates ex-
poets to huvc his steamboat completed BY Non-
day next, when he will Immediately put to sea
en- route for Pixies Peak. The bout lies at the
wharf, opposite Gates, Warner l. Chalmers ,na-
chine shop, where she is recelving her m..chiuc-
~ and finishing touches. The gallant CAPTAIN
intends to prore his craft is farup the plutte Il
he finds the channel srtt, after which be will
jump ashore md take to wagon conycyance un-
til he comes in sight Of the elephant"
YOUNG NES's AssocIATroS.-The meeting last
evening, at which an Independent ticket was
formed, places in the field three sets Of caudi-
dates for the offices Of the Association for tue
coming year. The prize is we'll worth the
winning, on the one hand rs the Association is
now one Of our "ancicnt and honorable " insti.
tutions, and OIL the other hand, no member of
the Association can honestly "takc no interest"
in this election.
~
following is the traffic report for the week end
ing March Is, 1859:
tieht ai iii:
Nails and sundztes lGO It
Total. .s44l;6 .
Corresponding Week of last yyar.......-. 4.s03 WI
BRIGGS Horse uor--A complimentary Hon
and Supper is to be given at the Briggs House
on tomorrow friday evening, to VIM. F.
Tucker, Esq, Of that establishment.
SEWING MAcu1SEs.-Euitws Iress anI Tyi-
time: Being constant reader Of your paper,
have observed the respective claims tn popular
favor Of the Wheeler Wilson and Groycr {
Baker Sewing Machines presented by tho re-
spective parties. As the Sewing Machine has
now become TN institution necessary in every.
well regulated family, and Us much llas been
said and written in regard to tie peculiar merits
OF each, have been led to examine the u1a-
chimes now before the public contendine for
public favor; aud amongst them all find none
which will compare with tho " Boudoir" Ma-
chine, lsold ut the corner Of Lake and Clark
strcets,) for citlser the beauty of its work, SIM
, 1859-03-24

- IHC 0HCCGSS WHICH .1ltH0S
the use OF Dr. J. 1Iostcte1s Celebrated Stomach Filters
eviaces At Its virtues In al caes Of debility and d!s-
cases ef the stomach. Certificates almost without nuu,.
les. have been published. atte<t1ne It's almost miraculous
power In removing those rinfal and fearful Diseases And
At this time It seems dlc to du thln cali ut.on to
thu great reedy the In order to awaken puIc A.
trnton tn Its excellence 1t Is the only preparation af the
kind thu: is reliable IN all ad l. therefore worthy IT
tht consideration Of the afflicted The Bitter, are I!cr4t
I" the taste, gabe In their Effects and atogsth.r ys1u
ale Ii tuac "s remedy fur Indigestion.
Ef For sa1e by Druggists and dcas. generally every
whcsr. 1,ha4.srdkw
, 1859-03-24

ANOTHER SrnArAGEN TT MAKE THE IHxon1AL
pRRcESrAGE.-At*rs. Editors IL wist, tn ill.,
4uire. through your columns, Of the rropr;ctors
Of Walkers lines al "mnibuscs, whv it il TINT
my person who may b. NJ unfortunate Us to step
into one Of their vehicles, and finding himself
destitute Of small change, hus to submit to the
extortion Of i've cents III order to gct II dollar
bill changed! Will a"t tho profits Of the busi-
ness Ut tue established price sustain tht institu-
tim without lrvyinE an extra assessment upon
tllosc who patronlze it: Surely it Gun be nu det-
r1n'ent Ia tue proprictors to change note of the
smallest denomination, now and then. when their
Golfers are tue reservoirs for most nf the change
of the tuwn. DO they feel that they hare the
privilege beyond any rule Of justice to do what
is not customary in the smallest cake shop on
Clark street!
Now. hare been victim to this petty prac-
ticc two three times, and though i've cents be
but five cents, yet us nll legitimate busi-
lltss stlnuld be transacted OH i Wholesome
basis, dcmus to the rule uf omnibus proprictors
taking, advantage Of any pcrsons necessity by
inntructlng their drivers TO exact double fare.
brcau>c one happens once or twicc in hundred
times riding mot to huse tue change. If this be
an equitable business, and il is to be continued,
then the next statistics Of the city that ure made
up ttiuSt cnu'ncrate oht more brokers' Office ut
least
Chicago has grown 10 be town Of some note,
and do not comprehend why it should be
made so succumb to the illegitinatc practice Of
any monopoly that all other cities {Sith which
the writer is ucquaintedl arc exempt from.
Let me suggest then to tho proprictors Of the
above lines that il they wish to reach their high
est interest in endeavorinY to promote that Of
the public, they better instruct their bus driv-
ers to abandon the practice heretofore pursued
in charging fire oeuts for making change under
d;tfcuAi<s.' EXCELSIOR.
REolcrtoSs-At meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, held on Monday
evening, elst inst, the following resolutions
were unaain,osly adopted:
| Rtsolrf&l, That the thanks of this Association
be and they IRE hereby rendered the Rev. y. l..
| Rice, DID,. for the Christian spirit manifested
bE him in responding to our limitation to lecture
Tor our pccuniary benefit, as well as for the able
manner in which he battles the crroEs Of Spirit
nnl,sm with its own weapons.
tasotrtd. That the thanks Of the Association
are also due and arc hereby rendered r. s. Wells,
ESQ, for the generosity manifested towards US
+; in donating for the evening Of Monday, 18th
inst, the use Of Metropolitan Hall
R<soIted, That thirty dollars be considered "a
having been paid By E. S. Wells, ESQ.,, in con.
sideration Of the above donation. and that he be
proposed and elected Life member of this
Association.
l. VIZ. sco1r DExs1s1ox, sec'y.
, 1859-03-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

YorSG MEx's ASSOCIATION -0rros1rtox T,ck-
Block. VI ''''''"'A a. GUS -4t''0p'''''n
F;rxt I-irt-I'+t<id,nt-ph Philip wadswo.tb. Of
Huntington, Wadsworth l. Parks.
Second 1'itt-i irtsidtnt-J. +. Brooks, Insur.
unce Agent.
Corresponding Sttrttary~-Jamcs p. Root, At
torney.
Recording st.rftary- Stephen r. Lunt, office
Is Clark street.
7ftusurtr-L. E. Alexander, Of Willard,
Alexander, Co.
uanaytr*-T. Il. Carter. Merchant; W, n.
Airport, Dentist; Wm. l.. Green1caf Co. :,chool
Commissioner; J. Il. Ho!lister. ~ H.; Charles
l., Thomas, Of Barker / Thunnas: r. Luilap,.
II. D.; i. ". Field, of Field, Benedict i Co.
Observation-Disclosures
The best interests Of the Association in all
cases.
None but .fr<t-t2s.&s Lecturers in tic course,
and 10 Lecturer promised trtthout aatAorify.
ml.4-3t
YorxG MEMS ASSOCIATIONS
TtcKEr::-Nominated March p, 1s53:
For I'rc*idthf-E. |. TlSKHAx.
For ls.e-{ststhuf.-D. J. Lake, Of Lake,
Brown Co., S. {. Ili-sinson-
C"*rt*W'hdinJ sssrt:ufy-P. J.. Sherman, Of
Sherman L kales.
Mrorlihg .Setrrtary-Lcrcy Swurnstedt, with
Satterlce. i'ook 70.
7r,d*urtr-F, J, Adams, banker.
-KandW.$-C II. Hunt, Of Hubbard 4 Hunt:
c. X. Larrabce. If Larrabce ( North; Benz. l.
Qui1nby; I)r. Kalpt y. 1slaln; Keni. i, Page.
Of Lewis 4 Page; Horace G. CHASE, Of Rccs.
Chase & Co.; Chas. ]. Doal, with +. G. Hall L
Co.
----
MAKE NOTE OF 1T.-Tappcn has always On
hand large assortment et Tine cloths, cassi-
.,fr f.~ Er.$ nj~
thosc Who nr.far ~ b,ra +i,cs,. c1a.h e''nn % "I
measure ~ >"'' ~''''es 'i1ue 10
:3T Our gentlemen readers land ye trust MI
cur readers ar, gentlemen, should not at Ibis
season fail to leave their old clothes with Ncssrs
Cook i McLain. 9s Dearborn, and hayt. them
snect cou,i to nstr and tt ~ , an,c.r ~ r'St re-
the uleassnt season now coming IN ~. ~ ooA ''s5
RExov.L.-Murry Nelson. Produce and Com
mission Merchant, ana agent i1r the Fulton
S:a.cn 1 ton'pans. nas feMio;eo 10 NO. :l4 south
"a'e' s'fee'' CORNER u 'eHs'
.roo,l R,hho-
ing wagons. windows, or watering gardens, &C.,
call at ths Hose depot, Al Lasaile street.
A'uS''e''' ''''eou.
Gpr.4 Inn pp,x7,~c 1}orss-Tho 1oh IT,; "a.
in,- ncn,rtment ~ tbr pnrSs .~n Tn,atns