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Dr1, GOODS.
Last Chance Of the Season.

Last Chance Of the Season.
moxn.r o-. 1n1, ,ska..
$50 COO Worth ofthe Latest Novelties
- ~1
49, - ,11 ''
ofrves, kind A.o ou,1mue,., of ,n. ,,+,t
-Ir ~ elA'@D = .Ae >.tAs a0'
ofoar own importation. Auu. eoy.ut,a
Cloak, made for New York and Boston
-... First Class City Trade.
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weroun nas.s Tia Immediate a.,tn.oa of paye,. to
ts n.s thee FOODS Iuact b replaee ~ .esso2.
hEWrHE a'nS TI @i3 q ,9e4 = .;r1YR,sG e Tnsr
II. M. ROSS 4 Co.
1s7 10. 1.ks STREET.. Isl ls9
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.'
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, 1859-10-19

In addition to the ADORE, the officers of tie
Arizouia report that Immediately after tie At
tack was made. two expresses we're sent out 10
San Antonio. by different routes, after United
States troops, but none had arrived when the
Arizonia left.
The Sheriff Of Brownsville also sent down m
escort Of thirty men With the New Orleans mail,
molest them.
In addition to the two companies of Mexican
troops sent over from Metamoras, sixty citizens
Of brownsville had formed themselves into a
patrol to protect the people aud property Of the
Town.
, 1859-10-19

THE NEW AMERICAN CyCL0r.ED1A. a Popular
Dictionary of General Kn:w4etge Edited by O. tonoE
EtrLxr AND CHAxLEs A. nAsA Vol. VII. ydsaFd--
Esr,af. New York: .. Appleton d Co. ChIcaso--
Efrrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-22

EXTRAORDINARY ELOPEMRST.-Ye Yesterday the
facts transpired of a most extraordinary elopement
of parties who were in good circumstances and
moved in good society ia Williamsburgh The
parties are proprietor of grocery the corner
Of Ainelle aud Leonard streets, and widow re-
siding in Powers street. The man leaves a wife
and family OF i've Children behind, and the widow
family Of grown-up children, two OF the daugh-
ters being married and having families. She is
looking, and OF very pleasing and fascinatn ng
manner lie is about the same ape and was uni II
recently. member of a Methodist church They
became acquainted some years since, when both
lived neighbors, and recently lac has been quite
constant in his attentions To her visiting the house
frequently, attending her To balls parties, churc
&c. much TO the surprise Of his friends, who We're
astOnished at this open neglect OF his family. On
"Wednesday morning II appears, he left his bous =,
went To tue house Of the widow, and with her
started oil in a carriage for parts unknown. The
families Of both parties are much greved at the
scandal this has brought upon them, but have
taken step To discover the whereabouts of the
runaways.-N. Y. Tribune.
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profession, we would back ourselves To produse
twenty different sauces at an infinitessimal er.
pense. $3.50 - -
The lamerted Soyer made a bold effort at re
form in this respect his cookery book reached
sale Of 250, 600 copies, and in il he gives some
really superior hints on this important subiect
OF sauces; but be was not destined TO be hon
ored IN this country. az far as our cooks are
concerned. They had been used to melted
butter or paste all their lives, and they were
not going TO change. The consequence is that
we are continually being poisoned by this
abominable stuff, which, i'm itself is of so re-
bellious nature, that it is hopeless attempting
to destroy its namby -pamby taste by Worcester
or Harvey.
WHAT Is TO BE DoSEP
In conclusion, We would suggest to our suf-
ferlng brethren, and their name is legion that
We must take the remedy into our own hands
Let us study Gouge carefully, and when We
feel sufhciently strong let US unanimously dis.
eharge our cooks and take that department in
our own hands. Or, If that be too revolution
ary measure, let us purchase few easseroles
ana convert our dining-rooms into amateur
kitehens-a short course of such conduct will
lnfaillbly shnme our wives into attending ia
our comforts, and we may hope to sit down be-
lore long TO dinner ut which digestion will
wait On appetite, and health, as necessary
consequence, on both. One thing is certain
we cannot continue in our present unsatisfsc-
tory condition. Some reform must be intro
duced IN the dinner department or the new
court OF divorce will be inundated with cases
arising from incompatibility of temper-the re-
suit oil badly cooked viands and concomitant
indigestion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-22

RATHER CooL.-Severai gentlemen going down
yesterday in the early morning train pure hased from
anewsboy. atGreenbush station mental food TO Last
them for the voyage One Of these, observing that
lady who sat near him had no paper and presnm-
inc that th. full details with magnificent iIns-
traiions " of the Washington tragedy would prove
interesting to hrr, handed her Harpers' Weekly,
at the same time calling her attention IA the
SUBJECT matter of its engravngs The lady re-
criSed the Journal in a cool aud formal n,ai,uer
spread wide open before her deliberately sto0p-d
down, pulled off her rubbpTs, and, carefully fold
ing them up, laid them beside her on the scat
arranging her brocade and shawl as If nothing had
happened. Our friend is of opinion that this rather
takes the rag oil any previous demonstration of
imperturbable GOODNESS he ever Witnessed. Il Troy
PaprT, March l6
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MORE STEAM LINES British capitalists are
making one more effort 10 press a portion of the
surplus steam tonnage of that country into the
trade with the United states The London Herald
says that arrangements have been conc Iuded be
tween the North German Lloyds and Messrs
Croskey Co. for n new line Of steamers similar
to that Of the Washington and hernann VI former
years but instead Of running monthly this will
be fortnighty line, giving to Southampton the
advantage OF one steamer arriving la one week
and one departing the next Among the feet are
the New York, the Bremen and the weser all
large steamers The first vessel Is appointed To
leave Southampton ON the 22d inst. A similar ar
rangement was announced several months ago
but was defeated by some unforeseen occurrences.
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OFFENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
II MAHOGANY, WALNUT,
ROSEWOOD AND OTHER FURNITURE,
AT PRIVATE SALE,

The subscriber, having completed his assortment
of Furniture, would respectfully GExE5A
invite the citizens of Washing Z
ton, and the public, to call and ss$.s5-....,|
examine his stock for them
selves, consisting Of
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry and other Ward
robes,
Pine Mahogany. Walnut, and Cherry Jenny Lind
and other Bedsteads,
inets aud Whatnots,
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs,
EIneSslid oak Marbe-top and other Cottage Cham
Der sets,
Pine Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus and SidebOards,
Zine Mahogany and other Chairs, of every descrip-
tion,
Fine Marble top Centre, Sofa, and other Tables,
China, Glass and CrockeTy Ware, Looking
glasses. &c,
My purpose Is to sea as cheap rs any other person
IN w ashlngton, and on 81 favorable terms; and
Flll be disappointed Hthsy give me a cal.
A. GREEN,
gu l9-u No 80 Seventh street.
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r. ii r w &C TO &C G. {
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
In putting mp

In putting mp
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
has been adopted by Messrs. T.. GOODWIN &
BRO, of NEw YORK CRY.
TOBACCO, Ofthe eBESTQUALITY,i is selected,
neatly wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT
PRESSED.
The great advantages Of this over other brands
consist In the size ofthe packages rendering more
convenient to carry in the pocket. and by being
PRESSED SOLID it keeps MOIST and FRESH,
and improves in quality it is used while in other
brands as soon az the package is opened, the quail
ty rapidly DETERIORATES-the tobacco grow
ing dry-and iterng the pocket, to the great annoy
ance OF tho consumer. The Dressing which the Fine
Cut tobacco undergOes, in the process of manufac-
ture, frees II from all grit impurities objection
able IN the use of Plug Tobacco. Chewers will do
well to give the Patent Pressed trial. and judge for
themselves.
For sale by Wholesale Merchants, who receive it
direct from the Manufacturers.
r.. GOODWIN & BRO,
fe A-lm 2H and eDs Water street. New York.
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NEW YORK.
TELEGRAPH NOTICE.

"A EEl.EGRAPH NOTICE.
"A NEW limo of Telegraph from WASHINGTON
North Is advert sed, falsely represented as connect
ins witt New Orleans, Augusta, Charleston, Sa-
vannah, Montgomery, Mobile, &c.
Now, the ory telegrRPhc connection with those
Polnts Is through the lines under tho control of the
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, 10
which, BY virtue of the ownership of MOrse's pat
ents all the the telegT business of said places
lawfully belong This therefore, is to give notioe
that the charge will be made on aIl me ssagss
sent by the limo aHd delivered to any station of
the Magnetic Company IN the South for transmits
sion 10 the above named other places, similarly
situated az fthey had been handed To the Magnetic
Company at the place of their or the nea est
convenient point thereto.
J. KENDALL,
mar II General Superintendent.
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The GARRTcK CLUB SQUABBLE.-We are glad
t. be able To state that the differences which have
isen In this Club out Of the literary quarrel be
tween Mr. Thac keray and Mr.. r. Yates, have been
settled amIeably II EsadOa Star, March 4.
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THE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP com

One Of the Steamships Of this Compaay, carrying
the United a States = MsiIf2g gACSPULco. A. fHeS
Panama twice each month, on the arr -s-71s
val of the u. :. Mail :. = ComPanys Steamers.
which leaves New York and New Orleans regularly
on the 5th and 9Oth of each month, with the mails
and passengers, connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL-
ROADS.
proved By che NavJ Department, and guaranty spSd
and Safsfy. -
The panama Rsilro~a az miles long IA no.v oon,
pleted from ocean To ocean, and rossed an OF
hours. The baggage of passengers ia checked in
New York through TO San Francisco, and uassen
gers are embarked az Panama by steamer al fhs
Company's expense. The money paid IN Nsv xaIs
covers all expenses Of the trip 'S
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama ana
San Francesca 10 prevent detention an case of acei
dent SO that The routeis entirely TeiGbeno failure
having occurred IN eight years.
rive at Asplnvall. - '
Conductors go through BY each Steamer. and t.ks
tors. r'
Fo. through TICKETS at the lowest rates. apply &C
the Agency. III West street. New York, 20 i. w.
RAfMOND-or to ARMSTRONG, HARRIS A.
CO, New Orleans-or c. l.. BARTLETT, Boston.
N 2-n
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, DUPONTS o.
q U n Z y w ID A. K. cJ

o. DUPONTS o.
cc n y w ID = K. c.)
w. ALBERT KING, GRORGRToWS, q c., for
years past the Sole Agent an the District o. Slm
bla Tor Messrs. Dupont Co., Wilmington. 1-ei-
aware. keeps constsnty hand large stock OF all
tho different grades of POWDER az IGanufactu red by
blasting and Mining Powder, in 2s and dsoib. kegs
cannon and Muskst do, ~. :. Govern
ment proof IN q and So H. kegs
DuckIng Powder, Ia a, l2I and "a Id. Kegs
Do. do. Ia and y h. ca 1lsters
Diamond Grain do. in / ID cah,, tiers
Eagle Rifle do. in Ga and i21s M lie IS
Do. do. Inl aud n Id. ca ni SreTs
r, FF, FFF, do. in 5, and 4 10. canisters
DO. do. In - Id. TASKS and canisters
Virginia Rife In To- canisters
IL Safety Fuse of superior qualify, in MrTeis
and packages.
All of the above will be sold at manufacturers
Prices, and delivered free of charge any part of
The District.
The character of Dupont's Powder has been so
well and iayoraby known for q half century, thai
we deem 1t unnecessary to say anything in its
praise.
IL We take pleasure at all times in showing
samples and styles of packages 10 sPoTtsmen and
others.
IL Office No. IS High street, Immediately ad-
olhlhK ths Canal. S-tf
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TRAvELKRs DIRECTORY.

A ARRANGEMRNT Is5;eHouI, Of departure
aud THOMAS COlLlE Err; 8N
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Geo
Page-at Ga, 9, and II g. M, I, s, s. ard IN p. m.
From w ashing ngton-SteamsT Thomas CoIlyer-et
T. 10 q. NJ, IL m, 2, =, and p. m.
From Ales1sndr,a-steamer George Psse-st 81.
From AleXandTia-Steamer Thomas Collyer-at
"a, =, III a. m l. J. and 2. m. except Tuesday and
Friday mornings, when the Colly will her res
ular trips To Mount Vernon, heretofore and omit
her trips between Washington and Alexa ndua from
y a. IN. to p. m. only.
The 81. ga a N. and oh p. IN. boats from Alexan-
dria connect with the trans ~ the Baltimore sni
Ohio Railroad for the North and West.
The Ga q. m. and ~ p. m. boats ffom w as nsfon
connect with the trains of the Orange and AIssan-
dria Railroad fer the South and Southwest, mar "
THEPOTOMAc RIVER STEAMER, JAMES
i GUY, will, on aud after Tues
day, March 9Th lnsl.,leNve her wharf EfaaaazRN
foot Of 9TH street, Washington, at t6exaz1114
O'Clock, aud Alexandra ut 81. every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY MORNINGS for Currioman. Re
turning, leayes Currioman eyery WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY MORNINGS, az 6 O'cl och,
touching at the landings going and returning.
All down freight TO be prepaid or not deliyerei.
IUClAN :. PAGE, Prop'T.
NATHANIEL BoUsH, Agent, Alexandria. mar lily
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AMBROTYPES.-SN PRorIrs Ayp ou,cK

"A RETURNS.
Portraits from
p cents. Any size
Portrait warranted
in best Cases or
Frames at n. York
prices. Come all,
and take a sitting
for one of those
beautiful Pictures.
a1d obtain the ocu-
Ian proofs, at X. c.
w o o ID l. F. " 9
Galh ry, Pennsyl-
vanla avenue, bet.
18th au,i l4th streets
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A NEW STOCK ANDTHE LATEST PARIS
"A FASHlONS FOR DIR ESSMAkING. .-,i'

A NEW STOCK AND THE LATEST PARIs
n FASHIONS FOR DRESSMAKING.
The subscriber, aviHg just returned from New
York, is now receiving one of the largest ands, a
varied assort ments of HSKN
FANCY SPRING GOODS SN@L
offered an tue District. to which he invitas e
attention of citizens and strangers ~
His stock consists an part of the following choice
styles:
The latest French patterns Of BONNETS,
pkE TRlMMINGSa BROIDERIES,
HEAD DR. ESSES, RIBBONS, FIOVERS
LACE MIrS, MANTILL.AS, &c.
Ladies wishing patterna for themselves or childran
can obtain them at the shortest notice and Al far
prices. "
Having tested the system he adopted some moptbs
since, of buying and selling for cash. he feels cont
dent that he is thereby better enabled To- ODER reatar
patronage. ~
Dresses made IN the latest French style at the
shortest notice. Nj. WILLIAM
Fancy Trimmings Store.
mar S-Sw opposite Centre Market
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DRICE REDUCED ONE HALF.
NEW MEDICAL SALT,
INFLAMMATSRY DISEASES.
TRY 1T!
ONLY ONE DOLLAR!

I
/ IL See Advertisement. jaI7-tf
THE LAGER DEPOT OF SHUI,TZ S co
IL at No. 46ia 7th street, near the CITY Post or
hce. They promptly hli(re of charge for delivery
or received through the Post Once. Their Lager
manufactured IN Alexandria in the best now sold
IN the nted states, and their terms are extremely
moderate. They have also on hand a very fias as
sortment OF HUNGARIAN WINES at low Prices,
e.. a. -Q...
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SAMUSEMENTS.-Justr reeeiye.,
~ at SIIEPHERD'S,c corner nth and ID streets y
complete $ ssortment of little eGAMES-Risins Sf.r@
Cottage If Content, Fox Chase, SteepIe Sbasa'
Grandma's Geographical. Arithmetic Conuuarsv'
Pigs and Kittens, Boa Constructor. Uncle Sams
Also Sheet Views of the Cities of the United Stata
q full asss1tment. wholesale and retail. ma o.
UBIN'S EXTRACTS, all odors at GIRR,S
Hair Store, near 18th street, and az his salas
roonn. unda- W iIiards' hotel. da % g.
I AIDES HAIR WORK Repaired, or taken in
4 sxehsnge, St GIBBS's WIG, Braid, and Curl
AAnatectogys Pc Avy neoF 18th 81 a3- en-
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A NDREW TATE,
"A h BAYFIELD,, WISCONSIN
ATToRRSEYpU4rT,L +, . 4 L4W ", N0TARE G PU PUBLIc,
Refers to Hon. II. NJ. Rice, I. s. Senate, Wash
.ngtOn; Hon: James McCloud, Bay field, Wisconsin;
Lambert Tree, Esq, Washington, ID. c.
III Attention given to locating Land Warrants
and TO tho payment of Taxes for non-residents.
fs lO-6m
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M TEETH.
lN LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and patentee OF
the MINERAL. PLATE TEETH, attends
persons personally at his office in this city SpSS
Many persons can wear these Teeth who
cannot wear others; and no person can wtar others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my office can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth th may desire;
cleanest strongest. and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this city, No. $50 Penn. avenue, between
9Th and 10th Streets also, S7 Arch street. PhIsiel
phia. SO 2I-Iy
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DENTISTRY, &c.

n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his ONCE TO the rooms
long occupied by DIR. Malster, (36 Penn'is~
avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts., wher, Sp$S~
he will be pleased to all who NAV desire
hls SERVICES. For professional ability 1 am kindly y
permitted to refer to DIR. Malster. ja4
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
HE Subscriber will deliver WOOD and COAL
In any part Of the city at the following prices, viz
HiChOhE WOOD. from sc on to Sc 50
OAk, WOOD. ......... from S5 90 to SIS 90
ZINE WOOD .-..... from SS 81 to S4 ~
COAL, or ,2io lbs to the ton, at from S. toss 75
Prices according to quality.
SOLOMON STOVER,
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NOTICE TO TRAyELERS-NEw AR
ANGEMENTS,
FROM wAsHTTSSEE2TN TSSETs 6EREc 6REHREcT TO ALI.
THE SOUTH AND THE SOUTHWEST
VIA PoToNAC STEAMERS AND RIcHNOND AND Pore
RAmROAD LINE
- - ss;

- aszz.:ss ss
The two fast Daily lines from Washington for the
South and Southwest. Boats leave their berths foaf
of 9th street. at Ga a. IN. and Ga Passengers by
the morning boat can obtain 3 tine breakfast oh
board. and eniOy pleasant sail OF So hours down
the beautiful Potomac, passing an full vleg OF - onLf
Vernon. BY the evening boat they insure q goOk
supper and rest offour hours comfortable bsrths
or state rooms and arrive IN Richmond ln time 20
connect with a the Trains for the South and South
west.
The Greath Southern Mail is conveyed over this
route II being - miles shorter, and feO miles less
rsilrOadng than BY any other route, masking certain
FRERERIGKsBgRG. RICHMOND, AHpPE-
MINSToS, n; N;G3SHHAARLESToN, SicSIAT
Mf DlRTEEfpp ITEp T2 2,SIfS MY ORLEANS Oh 53kNN AND
Also, conrsC. IT Richmond with the Dsnvile.
SouthsIae, v ri! ne, Tennessee, and East fennes-
see Rsllroads R2k IsE,ss "THwEsI TO
NooGR. HpNTsNft.f.f5- MEN PHiS, A L
6kITEk 66kkIIEkIS! NYN&SagsBTg N&SaagBTgfffEKKs K9S skxsj
TfoNi, ASD M6SfG oaFRY.
For through tickets and further infornstiOl OF
pute inc ure 81 the Southern Ticket Once, No 80
D., n avenue, one door east of Browns Hotel, OF on
hear, the Boats, foot Of 9Th street
poaIa GEO. +. MATTINGLY,
.usJv lUnlonl Ticket Agent.
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CARROLL COUNTY LOTTERY. Class l2,
10 10 Se nnS drawn on THURSDAY, March "A.
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, Class |.
TO be drawn on Saturday, March %
70 numbeTs-l2 drawn ballots.
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ssS-zz- a--=A-G-Eaz& W l. VI y TON a
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
TAIL ARRANGE NENT
p ana after MONDAY, October 18th, Passenger trains :n
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET VErrI
DAILY except Sunday fellows, viz.
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 T. NJ. WAY t1ATE , 10 II
A. NJ; EVENING MAILat525 r. M "
ON SUNDAYS at 525 F. NJ only. All trains connect with
New York Trains except 525 i. NJ, on Salur,htys
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves 1T
5i5 T. ~, stopping only at Stemmer's Run Chases and
Hardwood. - anu
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE AMEN.
and IL p VI. - Sc
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS on DELAWARE RAIL.
ROAD.
BY leaving in IL l5A w. ail will connect 81 fangtor
with 525 P NJ train, by leaving at % = NJ can pr cure
asopOvcr check from c. nduCOr, spend the a!t in Vii
mimgton, and take the 935 A. train
NOIlCE-Al colOred persons, ttLcr bond or irts W H.
De required TO bring some rCspuns white person. ,o.
ally known 70 the undersigned who HE willing 10 ssn
bond to the Company, before ilay vii. tax n ,rr f
PORTION Of the road
-olI-4 WI. CRAWFuEl .s..t
IEs Eizi=Sz.zz.i55ze WESTERN
E&.-SEsz-ILa2 MARYLAND RAILROAD
OPEN TO GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGS' MILLS
On and after the 18th of &c uber cars VIII leave Calvert
station i0r 0wngs Mills at 1.% A. NJ Returning leave
with omnibus for RcsteTson Mauchestrr far SI,L
ol3-u IRWIN 1 T,vr,,
L. sSssz5:-j FOR THE
HE2-EGzs---.a1-E WEST AND
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K9A WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
tEzsaSESEl BLACK TEAS, &c.
sessh&a4A p. TIERNAN X son,
particularly for family use:
SHERRY WiNES-P martnes finest pale, gold and
brown SherIies, in wood and in glass.
PORT UNDERSTANDINGS competition red and white
Port, In wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard Marcil's fine Madeira, in
wood and in glass; also, Grape uce.
HOOK WIN -JahanncshergGr, SeinEerger MaTCobrun-
ner Cabinet, Lieh-frau mch Broaneberg, CT 1876.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Mott and Chandon's finest, in
quarts and pints.
BRANDIES-otard and Hennessy's fine pale and dark
RqMs10ld and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and from
the Islands, imported direct from London
HOLLAND GlN-The best quality-Tiernan brand-and
mixture of aromatic poison in it.
300 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA. ap3-u
M8a W H OLESA SALE
t. LIQg,0R gAREE bH93gSE
80 SoUTH STREET, opposite Exchange Place, Baltimore
DlSTlLLERS OF DOMESTIC LIQUORS.,
And Dealers in
FOREIGN LIQUORS,
ofevery description
c. G. invite the attention of purchasers general stock
fLlQUoRS PartiGgarly choice OLD RYE WHISKEY I'm
tation COGNAC BRANDY, of several varieties. and
SWEET MALAGA WINE,
carcey interior to the imported article all Of which are war
anted to give satisfaction. ia2Otf
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F suGlI p FtR 1lIE SOUTH
FiiIA and BALTIMORE, VIA the
- --...- ''BAh LIN H.
TO NQRFQIki WELDON, EALElfU, WIL&4NGwu.
CHAfLtSIti&, AlGlS STA, ATLANTA, s-uNr.
GuNtRI, AND NEW pHl FAES
FALL AND WINTER ARRAEGEN;t.I
$500 . - DAILY, leyCap, SuuJays.l via
BAY LINE, d SEA BOARD ROANOKE EAIiEuAH
TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller
TO NO NIGHT TRAVEL on Tie Railroad from '-'
NEW YORK 80 WELDON, Y C.
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Steamboats,.
ST~ NOTICE. TT. EszssEE=4E=sEEsEaE1
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In view of the approaching fall trade the Baltimore Steam
racket Company have, connection with the Southern
goods 1891 1900 VS. ~
The following exceedingly low tariff has been adopted by
the baltimore Steam Packet Company consideration Of
TN ougl shipments from Baltimore to GOldsb and Will
ningt0n. n G, vi Va '''' 49,
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"A r. X RIA U S & CO,
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CIGARS,
32l W. BALTIMORE STREET. Sd door east of Howard)
Offer for sale of Pure Ccgnac
Brandies various vntages Whskeys Old Rye, superior
Scotch Old Bourbon, Monongahela Holland Gin of differ
ent brands Domestic Brandy: Gin, Pure Spirits, Rectited
Whskev and Peach Brandy Swiss Stomach Bitters,
perinr article, of which agents the
Maryland Cigars imported and domestic; all guaranteed
TO give satisfaction.
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