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Movements In Real Estate.

by a, D. bietCktf, i,Ob q %.
On 30th St. north side w. 9th avenue, parcel, 81 900
S., 22t II. W. 9th ave-, p'cl (easehoid0 400
BROOKLYN.
On n W. cor. Conover Dikeman sts, lots each 500
On Dkeman ST., adjoining the above lots, each 500
On Woicott ST. s. side, 100 Il. W. Conover st., lot, 500
WILLIAMSBURG.
On Jackson ST., eide 100 Il. W Smith ST. let, 900
On Conseyea ST., s., l75 II. W. Smith ST. lot, 260
On Skiman ST. 100 It. east Leonard, lots, each 250
On Even ST., west sde 10 feet s. Frost st., lot, 240
On Jackson st. 100 It. 8. Leonard, lots, each $50
On Leonard ST., east side, Frost street, lot, 200
'' " " Zl0
On Conselyea St., n. side, Graham ave., lot, 200
90 50 S. side SO e. l lot, 200
On Wtbers st., n. side, 100 fl. Even st., lot, 40
90 @ S. side, l25 ' 80 / lot, 160
On Frost st., sde 100 feet Q. Leonard st. lot las
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hudson, N. Y, Thursday,
Jan q, at the Reformed Dutch church. by the Rev. Dr.
D. D. pamarest, ]. II. BRADBURY, of this city, ANNIE
only daughter of Allen Rossman Esq., of the former place.
HANIkY-WArrs-0n Saturday, JAM o. at Penataqu,
Isp, l.. l., by the Rev. Stephen Fordham Mr.. EDWARD
e HANtEy TO Miss SUSAN A. WATTS daughter of Natha
MEL Watts.
LoRp-GRIswotp.-Ou Wednesday, JAN 26, at the resi-
dence of the Rev. s. T. Spear, Brooklyn, L. L. Mr.. VIM H.
LORD, oil BRIDGEPORT Conn, to Mrs. ELLEN GRswoID of
Lee, Mass.
lee papers please copy.
MEsLER-SIMERs.-On Thursday, Jan. 81, at the Dutch
Reformed church, corner Of Lafayette place and Tenth
street, by the Rev Dr. Dewitt, WILLIAM MEsLER, ESQ.,,
Mrs. MARY S. SMERs all Of this city.
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TELEGRAPH Marine Report.


SANDY HOOK, Jan q, supse-An inward bound vessels
have the bay nothing else in sight bound in The
2s0 pm. Wind fresh from ssE weather clearing up
nIGTLAkps Jan n sanse,-No inward bound vessels in
sight Wind BE- light weather hazy
soUAN NJ Jan q, sunset-wind ENE and light weather
foggy.
LONG B ,R NJ Jan q, snpse.-No Inward bound
Miscellaneous.
FmEYesterdsy morning. at2 O'Clock, stean,ug Duran,
lying Point totally destroyed by fire She
by Capt others, years old and partly
insured.
scHR EuDoRA IxocEsE. from New York for New Haven,
wrecked Long Island date &c. The yswl boat
containing the body of Capt Allen has drted ashore Mil
lers Point together with portion OF the vessel The Eudora
since by the coored cook who hung for numbering
The captain and crew The was q tons built at Deep
River In 1851, rated "a, and owned IN Saybrook.
For SAN FRAscrsco-Tbe Al extreme clipper chip Flying
MIST Capt nnel loading foot Of Wall street in Cole.
mans line, and TO sail the 18th proxno. The made
her only passage Francisco ITO days delivering her
strong ana among he few class vessels on The IN
asrwrers book The superior ship paior also IN s
immedstely.
SIMPLE AND USEFUL DRAe-we give place to the follow.
ing drags importance will NJ
once he perceived by All shipmasters:-
Noticing my arrival In port the iamenabc
board the steamship Ariel on her last arising from
.s 1 between %.as .s
allow me- through columns call a much
es he he sSs ic
o. her losing the use Of her The drag should be
mouth s,snshsnsa Sy sOg ropsd and The q further
wS Spds and e Bsn
its ready for The eud of Of the anchor chains could
needed would be simple matter shacke the 70
The Bride Der Line on % Che beckett and throw iroversosr
sucnt size, would anchor ,be vessel firmly secured
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY Jan. I'D NJ
AsBEs.-sales Of 30 bbls were made including pots,
at SIC.
BREADerrrs.-F0r-The market again c,osed with in
creased rmness at an advance the lower and medium
grades OF be 1Oc per Dbl The sales footed up about
900 1900 bbs, closing within the following range
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INTELLIGENCE
Movements of Ocean Steamers.


ALMANAC YORK-rHIs
RrskS. .....,.... Is NOON Is
UN SETS. IL HIGH WATER eve II
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= hbaINN HuuT was HrIner, with eaes OF about 200
bbs, closing within the range OF figures Southern
brands continued In speculative demand with Gales OF
about 5000 bbs closing the advance indicated by the
above bgucs. Rye flour and meal were 1rn, with
moderate fa'cs Wheat was In good demand and
active, with sales Of about "a 900 bushels including white
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Births


BAYEs-A Johnstown, Fulton county, N. Y, on Wed.
nesday Jan. 20, the lady Of RICHARD 3. HAYES Esq, Of
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Steamship Black Warrior Smith, Havana and New Orleans
Livingston. Crocheron 4 Co
ss,1 hlss 'm' Boil Hamburg via Charleston 'nA''''
Bari ss sss. s%s
Bark Exact Walker, savannah stprees Chairman Go.
sshr Heller Mar Taihlli $ ThS@ss|H yi9as;
schr v Audenreik Hewitt wilmington;
schr Exchange HalSck Richmond-yan srunt 4 slasht
steamer Boston ssllsw; F adas ha.
ARRIVED
passengers, Lndlam Heineken:
msse c cro%p%e cS "An'r n0arS WIN
Oct ss %sur r.
1sc = with rubber s 70 the ans Has been
Bark Topeka OF Bristol I'd Church, Bordeaux. Dec 10.
Barn IVA, Das Maracabc, Dec ST. with coffee, hides, &c,
to F asGS. Same Copenhagen Nov % with barley
az Rays .s win sch. %a
Appleton, bound South.
and Para sls with hdes and india radder Corning Bsnto
a oa:sox lon Joas bark a a Sa
parsed large black steamer steering had apparently been
% #nd. dSsly hSss 'f with Ss Ssas
g Sn sas % s ss msss
River Jan and had the winds through trades
norhward Of NE On the 9th passed in sight of Bahada
and thus sailing over to0 miles in days with wind forward
after which had NV gale washing away head rails
thence had light sohery and westerly winds Cuff
Inside Of Cult Stream 60 miles from Cape Henopen
took heavy NV gale. which lasted % hours
schr Gilbert Bent M Howard, Windsor Ms 10 days with
potatoes to Duryea Hyde.
scbr u W Vaughan. clifford, Georgetown, SC, 5days.
Schr w grimm, Borden. Fall River.
Steamer Potomska. Cushman. New Bedford.
Steamer Curew. Arey Providence.
Steamer Pelican, Aldrch. Providence
SAILED.
Ship Maid Of Orleans, New Orleans bark Excelsior New
Haven brig Croton Bristol schr Sarah Maria, St Jago
Also steamship Black Warrior Havana and New orleans
The Plymouth Rock for London, and bark Antelope
for San Juan, at anchor of Quarantine.
Ind nj supset f. with rain
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print and TO have their friends and neghbors
cent instance of charity exception th,sthe do
nor following the advice Of Christ, Let not your left
hand know what your right hand doeth'' The case is
thisMr kellogg, Superintendent Of the Poor, received
two days ago. through the city post, the following
closed IN envelope and accompanied by 500 in city
bills. II is curiosity and gem in its way
Mr. kellogg have indeavoored frame method by
the drawing from for the sake of dleness by yr
good actions by proving themselves why
yourself 20 be the judge.
This is without name or date, and have printed IL
pe,totim ct ana from the manuscript, from which it
WIN be seen that though the writer cannot boast Of very
hpshed education he has something that s better-a
generous heart, and his deas and Intentions good,
enougn ne has not very clearly expressed them While
nc Wsnen 70 discourage vice and deness fed nj the pub
NC expense ne desires W assist virtuous industry by this
DONATION leaving Mr. kellogg 10 Judge of the right appca
ton Of the money.
SCOTT LIFE GUARD VS.. NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
TO TIKI EDITOR or NEW YORK HERALD
Many friends Of the New York Volunteers are under the
impression that the Scott Life Guard, is composed on
trely Of New York Volunteers The present Ia 20 corract
the error the New York Volunteers have An asaocs
ton organized for charitable AMI military purp com
posed Of those Yho served under General Ward n Rnr
nett during the war with Mexico In the second regimen,
United States Volunteers Of New York and have no con
necton whatever with any other Organization
AS but few Of the members OF the New York Volunteer
Association have joined the Scott Life Guard IL il me-
cessary that The correction should be made public the
Scott Ife Guard being organized for military display
not for the assistance Of their destitute companions
The following the officers Of the New York Voun-
1ecr Association: -President-Leu Col Carrot Dyck-
man; First Vice PresdeDt-Srcvet Major Morton Fair.
child; Second Vice President-Brovet Major George b.
Hall; Secreary-CharlCs ~ Brewer; CHARACTERIZATION
Peel
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4abIit Sales.
BY SAMUEL III. GnVER

10 ~ NUNFR
fFAssf LARGE AND ELEGANT DWELLING
R;iI ON WEST FAY ETTE STREET
-E4sA AT AUCTION
will sell on TUESDAY, 2lst of June, at o'clock at t
Exchange Saesroom No 10 South Gay street, the
ing described very handsome and valuable property viz
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROV ENENTS
situated on the north side of West Fayette The lot
fronts tayette street 10 feet inches and running back $50
feet to Vine street. ~
The Improvement, No 49, consists of large elegant and
well built three story BRICK DWELLING with two-story
PACK Buding The House is in complete order, having
e recently papeTed and painted in the best Mar
pe SeP Marble Nantes Furnaces, Cas- Bath Verandah
se Stationary Wash Tubs &C. with every possible
Nenence OF first class Dwelling &c, &c
WI" ne sold subject to Ground Rent of $780, in fee,
mediately 'A'S''0ii si'en III
Terms Terms cash S. Fl COVER, Auctioneer,
ICl'-tS 81 Baltimore street
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Iatetinq Dlates.
Y o RK SPRING

AM YORK SPRINGS,
EriiiiEsMIsA ADAMS coUNrr,vpENNsr1
s a1314zG5 VANIA
rms welknown WATERING PLACE will be open for the
@ 3 Visitors jun 10th The Proprietor has added
lar ARR p IifLKEESTORY BUILDING, with THIRTY add
w3nal hoOAS, including Parlor, Dining Room &c These
Win other improvements will enable him 10
MS accommodations 1850 N ''N W 5iea'iS 'E'e'i'
can 90 Inc Gettysburg Railroad now being opened visers
~ ran 10 oxford, passing through Hanover having
m,s,, c. MOUL,
71s Proprietor.
1893. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1859.
Lea - FOR RIB BOSTON ST. IL
n,1-~ = WHITE MOUNTAINS, raz-<xaszz-an
Fr pMise ~ va NORWICH AND WORCESTER LINE,
WI ioot oil CORTLAND street. Pier is, North River New
Trains 7 VI ''e i"t''ueiPh'a anu oou'herh
BAGGAGE TRANSFERRED FREE OF CHARGE.
hand their checks for baggage to the Express
NM to he exchanged on board of steamers for throug
enGeks 70 boston Nashua, LowelFree Of charge No
expense for carriage hire. -
Inc new and magnificent steamer COMMONWEALTH
j. W. Williams, commander leaves every Tuesday, Thurs
daN and Saturday at 3 o'clock, p NJ ~
The last and elegant steamer CONN ECTICUT VIM Will
Fi Uonanaer, leaves every Monday, Wednesday and
Ihe Boats on this route unrvaled.
PASSENGERS gong ny this Line take riding and
splenddly furnished sixteen wheel Alyn's Pc in
and arrive IN time for the early trains going North an
The superiority Of this consists in splendid Steam
boats unsurpassed in the werldthe Commonwealth being
tue ne piu ultra OF steamboat architecture;
Teen vince cars the easiest invented th road track
e rect from dust of all the roads in New England and in
VIA OF Ihe country passing through the heart of the
Elegant family State Rooms to be had on boar1
charge for berths in cabins Meals furnished on hoard
or inquire of f. s. MARTIN A1ent eS'
.-- -. >. New York.
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9Aants.

CS 000 TO So, OOO.-WANTED A PART
Dc,OOONER in an old established Commission
and Liquor Business the wharf with cash capital of
the above amount doing good and profitable busness Ad
dress II. A. LITTON,
m2i II Care P. o., Box 3S, Baltimore.
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S0oks aa6 Statiotrerp.

MURPHY & O-BOOKSELLERS, PUB-
1fA LISTERS, PRINTERS,
STATTONER
MARBLE BUILDING, 1872 BALTIMORE ST
SOU BALTIMORE
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL Z. TURNER.
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Az On HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
iG = S0RTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
AASSGOUNI BOOKS. Among his stock will be found WRI-
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign Of
al, the most approved manufacturers
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY Of every description for Office and private
M Us w; SfEEa. PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX
MAFEkS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
MD Writing and Copying of all the best makers LET
NAIES, &c, &c ' VIA II MN
Also q large assortment Of WRAPPING PAPER
?LA1lNG CARDS, PRINTERS do, &c, &c all at low
prices. ' '' WI 'AA '' ~"
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to call f492.tf
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SgtnulturaI.

agricultural.
"ExoELSs 81 } Ss.l-r- -, 49,, ~
AND
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE
1r.I7' Phosphate of Lime, 81 per cent
Warranted the most concentrated universal and durable
properties Of Peruvian Gnano, and the durable ertiIizine
y n O GroGnd Bones adapted for all soils and crops In
EyeEy acage bears the inspection mark and our name in
PTiGs 50 per 1000 lbs JtJ&F TURNER, s-
lnnlo-u AZ Pratt street, Baltimore.
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LTME.-IOO bbIs
repedtf ali @ superior article which
shT quantity that may be wanted GRANT BROTHER
y IHe i1,E2zI! llce: fe26-tf
A PERUVIAN GUANO.-Of direc1 imporfa-
n ton and in prime order liberal discount to Camni
SION mh Merchants For sale by MACDONALD DUGDAE
A A BROWN MEXICAN GUANO.-Contain-
@ E for SF@fy By fSGi55S & T
D-. mh4tf
A A MEXICAN GUANO, (BROWN. VERY
than the standard OF texture and free every immunity
For }r, sals in bulk or bbls by ~ 81 Tunnel
A A MEXICAN GUANO, (WHITE AND
BROWN lin bulk bbls containing from co to 65 per
cent Of Bone Phosphate Lime sale by cargo or less
qd feI9ltf by J'J'% j PsSt I;,aat
pERUVIAN GUANO.-l, 900 tons No. l Peru
u Wan Guano dischargng from vessels direct from
suit liberal discount made to Commission Merchants
e co cn9 60 ppWEs dGG sa lots tons upwards
EUANO GUANOl
WIN, F MURDOCH 6oGGH4AsSA GoANo'
Agent, No. 5S Exchange place
oh am now prepared to sell the following Phosphate
GB Bke%N e c5E f fs snG fRsE as no,
AS AIs9 O. WHITE MEXICAN AND IA BROWN MEXICAN.
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gmabfr.


T UMBER, SHINGLES,
- HEML0CK RAILS, ETC
Just landed and for sale at our wharf:
100000 No. l HEART SHINGLES.
100000 Heart and Sap
$4,000 feet "A and ga Hemlock FENCING.
large lot Oak and Ash Timber Wheelwr lights and
others Also variety of Building Material which
offer at lowest market rates.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN & Co,
West side Of Union Dock
ap7-tf adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
7 UMBER FOR WHEELWRIGHTS.
IL OAK,
ASH,
HICKORY
JOS. THOMAS son,
fel1-H corner Park and Clay streets.
T UMBER LUMBER y
- NEW NUMBERING ESTABLISHMENT.
Retail Yard at No AZ West Falls Avenue ID yard south of
Pratt Street Bridge, Baltimore Nd.
We would respectfully call the attention friends and
the public generally large of WHITE PINE
LUMBER consisting of Framing, and all kinds White
Pine. Also, HemlOck, Framing, Fencing, Flooring;
White and Yellow Pine Flooring Shingles Laths Pickets
&c We prepared to furnish wholesale and retail
with dispatch the accommodating terms as we gel
our Lumber direct from large manufacturing establish
ment-Beaver Mills Centre county, Pa.
nl9n EDWARD TURNER 4 co.
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q BENZ. WASKEY'S
fa EXTENSIVE
III FURNITURE AND CHAIR lVAREROOHS,
No. B y. GAY ST,
Has hand and constantly manufacturing every descrn
ton of Chairs BedSeads, Tables Bureaus Sidehoas sofas
retes Lounges, Cribs, Settees Wash and Work Stands
Cradles Feathers Feather Beds, Bedding HAIR Cotton and
lusk Mattresses wholesale and RETAIL prices that must
respectfully solicit your favors
Vessels and Steamboats, furnished with Mattresses Bedding
&C. at the lowest prices Captains of vessels others will
md 1t to their vantage to buy of me- they may rely on
haylng their goods cked with care for shipping.
Don forget the number-No North Cav street oc2 If
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Ohhs rohsTAk, Jh VIM. Il. SLACK.
COAL
FORSTER & SLACK,
SHlPPERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
~ OF ANTHRACITE AND BlTUMINOUS COAL, have II
yard and are prepared to deliver in good orer LUMP LIE
HIGH for Cupolas and Foundry purposes.
Baltimore Company Sunbury, Locust Gap and Lorberry
White Ash Lyken,s Valley and Short Mountain Red Ash
nestle purposes UPPER YARD-Howard rect opposit,
Centre. LOWER YARD,-Corner Albemarle and Alice An
ma streets &
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COLu MBUS ODONNELL,
ADAM DENMEAD,
JOHN DUKEHART,
Committee Water Board
SAMUEL j. S0PER Il co,
4entlsttp.

q. NO EXCUSE FOR BAD TEETH.
SIIrD COMFORT ND BEAUTY
C o RA II T FL
A NEW INVENTION FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Agm set Of elegant Teeth at fran SIS s35 Supei0r TO
GGid or Pldttnd as usually furnished at $50 and SIS!
mat ny tins new method have eradicated the imperc-
whether the old roots extracted not.
~ The Prof sson and public invited to call and see
specimens, at the of
Drs r. R. BOOTH & QUIN
l75 West Fayette street,
mli-Ilh- I'd door from Eutaw
q NOTICE.-DR. VIM. H. HOPES has
Q1rp REMOV ED his Office TO No. IS n. EUTAW ST, be-
tween ra9ga and Mulberry streets, and is prepared
70 perform all operations in the Dental profession Teeth en-
trdcted by the GdudRic Process. ial96m
Gn@ DR.. H. H. KEECH,
N. +. CORNER BALTIMORE AND EUTAw STREETS,
Opposite Eutaw House,) Entrance on Eutaw street,)
ItIE-u Baltimore
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8ankfrs amo Srokers.

DHILIP COVER & CO.,
CORNER BALTIMORE AND HARRISON SITS,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
EXCHANGE.
BUY AND SELL CHECKS, AND UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at the lowest rates
III Will COLLECT on all accessible points, promptly
and at low rates. jeltf
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G1atatIJa

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
nAY0UNG LADIES.-The SUMNER SESSION begins
IN sy am lS59 he course Of instruction in the usual
ul and thorough, being under the direction
an ecent Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
command OF the Institution Parents desire thorough
education for their daughters with the ad-
Sch ci. ''' ~ " ~ "
o. terms OF admission and further information,
y:6Eo LEWIS SrALEY, Principal Mount Washington,
Baltim Co., Maryland or Rev Dr. HEINER, Second ST.
BalNJlmoe Catalogues can be had at CUSHINGS II BAL
LE1S Baltimore street, and Mr. Gelbachs, Second
street apS6
NEW LONDON CADEMY,
~ CHESTER COUNTY, PA.
~, PROF: EDWARD D. PORTER, A. NJ, Principal
252 Session of this well known School will commence
May 1859 1t located in retired and healthy village
Justly celebrated for the salubry of its climate and the
elevated character of its citizens Coach the
ing cars from Philadelphia and Baltimore Newark, DEL
tOconVey Students to the Academy.
lefms-5 Session of five months The Principal NAV
De seen at the Maltby House April 18th and GOTH ap3m
A LEX. HOFFMAN,
a. DESIGNER AND CARVER,
r A WING Nd III OD Eli Nc
SCHOOL,
-, No. ia BALTIMORE STREET, third story,)
mhzly Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore
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&oots an0 Shoes
farnitnte

S5k9F MARYLAND STEAM
~ FURNITURE WORKS
ot3-AS-=-4eEA 5. S STEVENS Il SONS,
No. 6 Low STREET,
,,,,ra -. - - - opposite Front street Theatre.
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF
CABINET FURNITURE CHAIRS
REFRlGERATORS, TIN AND WIRE SAFES, &c
We ask the attention of friends and patrons
10 our establishments full operation wherein are
employed army of operatives, with the most approved
machinery being one of the extensive establishments
in the United States
Also Manufacturers and Agents the Southern States
ol NIGHTS PATENT SECTIONAL SPRING BED-''the
pest IN the world" ap29tf
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. A i
~ CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality from The
american Company and other mines in the Georges Greek
valley, constantly for sale by the cargo load
STICKNEY & CO,
ap2if Exchange Place.
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SAMUEL HARRIS & SONS,
~ BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE
AND NOTE BROKERS,
. NO. 1876 BALTIMORE STREET,
COLLECT on all accessible points United States and
Canadas promptly, and on favorable terms.
BUY and SELL CHECKS and UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES. at low rates.
NEGOTIATE TIME PAPER and STOCK LOANS and
Duy and sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES in
this and other markets.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in Bankable or Uncurrent Funds
department mh4-ly'
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ates. au3tf
COLLECTION OF CLAIMS,
" IN QUEEN ANNE'S, KENT a TALBOT COUNTIES
W00LMAN GIBSON, Centreyile, Md, respectfully of
fers his services to the Public for the Collection Claims
of every description in the above named Counties in the
recovery of which he will employ the most prompt ener
getic
From his extensive knowledge Of the people his past
success and his unwearied application to BUSINESS he
eye he shall give entire satisfaction all who conde
their business to his His charges will be moderate
REFERENCES:
PhiIadelphia-Dr David Jayne; DeCourcy, LafourcadeS
Co.
Bdltimore-Wm Chestnut, Esq, VIM. H. Gatchell, ESQ.,,
Messrs. Wells Miller.
GENERALIZATION. r. B. Carmichael, Pere Wilmer, ESQ
Characterization J, Alfred Pearce.
R0sfa1- Hauh faI.
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HENRY w. JENKINS,
IL PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER,
No. 10 LIGHT ST,
Has on hand large stock Of constantly manufac
ring every description Of CABINET WARE, the best ma
telias and workmanship ~ ~
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
BEDS holsters and PILLOWS of Hair or Feathers IRON
BEDSfEADS suitable for Hotels, servants, &c ja5tf
@ A. MATHIOT 4 SONS
EA SOFA AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
lfi Nos. 25 AND q NORTH GAY ST..
Near Fdyette 81
. Extending from Gay to Frederick street
1WaSs on hand Large assortment Of every variety of
nnouohllolD AND oftlCf FURNITURE, embracing
bureaus, Assorted colOrS otITete-a 1etes,
BedSteadS, Cottage Furn Arm Chairs,
MaShStlndS, Chairs
WardIObeS, Wood Chairs lEtageres,
Spring Beds, Office Chairs Marble Tables
Mattresses of Husk, Barber Chairs, Reception and Tn.
Cotton and Hair. Cribs and Cradles holsernd Chairs
Sofas, Side Boards, lSettees. '
- EAIENSloN TABLES OF EVERY LENGTH
Persons disposed to purchase invited to call and give
our stock an examination which for variety quality of
workmanship cannotbe eXceed by any in the
country. A MATTIT0T A. SON '"|
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-15

GOOD TO SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS
exschooner Randall, of following avorite brands
% ~ ''
5000 Londres Suana.
1000 Union Amid.
1900 Mensangen Londres
1900 Londres, j. H. G..
1000 Yqualdad
$500 Media Reg. Florida Bleu.
I I,iS g C g Flor
1900 Londres O'Callata
5000 Escribeta Flor.
1880 Selma Flor de Morales
For sale by LAMBERT CUTTINGS
uZZu s. Rnchanans VIII IF
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-15

| H';;;1 ~ PUBLIC SALE.
| HllI Inc GLOWING described valuable REAL ESTATE
and now in owned by the Baltimore Water Company
sale on H. 2 OF the city, will be offered at public
street. at II o'clock A. NJ viz. "nse' NO ~ south Gay
| y portion of the Chase Resaryoir u. =,
n IN BGiNG LOTS (about 27 feet wide by ISL Sp
ShS IN the square bounded by North Charles FoSer
ana base streets and Lovegove alley and fonn @