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gun-boat of about two hundred and fifty tons
curtnen ana sixty horsepower required over five
ieet OF water to float her, when emptied for few
hours hghtng, the lroquos, of over one thousand
IONS purthen and one thousand horsepower with
SIX heavy gunso on board, could swim nicely in six
leet SIX inches OF water, and afford good accommO-
cation for her ships company in the meantime.-
iueSe iacts becoming apparent in England the
nod h AZ each ot the Navy Yards were kept occu-
pleG oy boats unnterruptedlv, that in an IN
creuloly short space of time one hundred and sivt
fesseis oi the gun-boat class all propellers were
lau1cheo' ana more than one hundred of them are
AT tnls moment in commission
Although we have cited the Iro,,,,,i- - =.
ample OF the American gun-boat there are otbers
OF somewhat different kind belonoinr w. ~
United States Navy that deserve notice The Nar
ragansett, ior instance, which has just been com
pleted at Boston, does not measure quite nine hnn
,dred tons, and when heavily laden will not draw
more than eight and half feet of water or about
hve and half when only guns and ammunition are
on board. She is one hundred and lightweight
feet along, thirty-twO feet wide and has a hold
fourteen feet deep. Her engines will be powerful
and her armament will be six heavy guns. The
Seminole, now at Pensacola, is to be of the same
rate as the Narragansett, but the Mohican, Wvom-
ing, Pawnee and Dacotah to be all the same size
and dimensions as the IrOquoiS.
France has not been very fayorabIv impressed by
the tattering reports made by her officers on the
characteristics of small steam vessels and has only
twenty OF them altogether. The objections urged
the gunboat in the French Navy are. that
1t is not at all calculated to be useful in long ocean
campaign and that, while it may be very servcea-
BILE in attacking small forts in shallow water its
guns could not be managed in heavy sea with any
degree of precision, and broadside from liner
would sink it,. These objections, in point of fact,
are well founded; but the gun,boat is principally
intended for action in places where larger vessels
cannot go, and is only auxiliary of, not subst-
tute Tor, trgates and ships of the line The chief
ann OF the gun-boat is exactly what its inven-
a RI in -.,,
qualities and the feetness of the small shin with
the formidable ordnance Of the s.seventy. .fnnrn
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fronts on Eutaw street nineteen feet, with a depth
of one hundred feet. The improvements consist
OF three-;story brick dwelling, and three-story
back building; subject to ground rent of S29. so
per annum. Purchased by John Nants for S2,775.
Also, lot of ground No. 100 Jasper street, with
front on said street of l61% feet and depth of so
ieet improved by two story brick dwelling, and
chased by same for $40
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return OF the President-COrner Stone Laid
NEW YORK, June 6.-The President left Ports
mouth this afternoon in the steamer Adelaide en-
route for Washington. There was an immense crowd
on the wharf who greeted the President with loud
cheers as the boat left The President seems to be
in fine health.
Church was laid yesterday at Portsmouth by Bishop
McGill of Richmond
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MARYLAND STEAM TURNING
1Fl AND SAVING WORKS
AND HARD WOOD LUMBER YARD
BRACKETS, MOULDINGS, and ORNAMENTAI SAW
ING and TURNING, OF every style, for ~ - On W
ITY DWELLINGS,
SNRAL RESIDENCES,
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Columns iqted al rain; Bausrading for Porticos
Newels, Bannsters and Hand Railing all descriptions
CARPENTERS AND GILDERS' MOCLDiSGS
Bench and Hand Screws, Hubs, Oval frames, &c
u-,,- Also every variety of
TURNING AND SAVING,
HARD WOOD LUMBER, ~
MAHOGANY and WALNUT,
CHERRY and POPLAR,
AL. co,,,,>, e,,r,,, - ,-,,-r,r,,,,, OAK, ASH &c
JOS. THOMAS Il son,
CORNER OF PARK AND CLAY STREETS
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Within the memory of old people still living,
Scottish PRESBYTERIAN ministers were in the habit
of praying, in the public services of the Sanctuary,
"for the downfall Of the bloody house of Haps-
burg" along with the obstruction of Mahomet"
and the oman of SIM"
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AMTlSEMENT.N A

pc AshlNGToN hALL--Ihe Sextette concerts, by
Professor Ahrend and other talented musicians are
given at this Hall every evening. Let the lovers
OF music pay visit to one of these concerts and
they Will need no inducements and will not have to
be reminded to return.
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Eurther from EurOne.


QUEBEC, June 6.-The steamer Indian from Liver
pool with dates to the 25th ultmo, (anticpated per
steamer City of Washington passed Father Point
this morning and will reach here this evening
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Frost I'm ,Iune.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 6.-There was heavy
frost in this region on Saturday night, and the
grapes and potatoes have also been frozen in some
localities
PITTsBURG, Pa, June 6.-The frost of Saturday
night and Sunday morning has greatly damaged
the wheat, corn and potatocs-also some of the
fruits in this region.
CINCINNATI, June 6.-The frost of Sunday morn
ing extended over this State and the larger part of
Indiana, and did great damage to the corn and po-
tatO crOps r
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There are no less than 1900 lodges of Free Ma
said to be in an unusalIy aourishing condition.
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New York Bank Statement

New York Bank Statement
New oRK, June 6.-The weekly statement of
the Banks of this city shows decrease in loans If
S2,l3l 900, and S591 500 in specie Net deposits
S29,OS3, ,OOOj increase in circulation SIZE, 900.
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EafaI AnrnY

BosToN, une 6.-Danel Farrell, of Baltimore a
seaman on board the United States frigate Mime
sofa, who was stabbed in fight died at the Hospital
Yesterday
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ket closing buoyant Flour is quie-sales of 900 bbs
State S64 d67o; Ohio S71O673O; Southern 81 soar Co
Wheat is rm-saes of 5000 bushels Milwaukee Club l3O
cts; Chicago spring, tunsound) 95 cts Corn is firm
sales of "a 900 bushels yellow Western 93k white 90 cts
mixed S7GSS cts. Pork is firm SIG S0Gl7 for Mess
and Sl4.62kd147 rs for Prime Lard is heavy at IL H0
llA cts Whiskey is heavy at 22% 2s Spirits Tur-
pentne 4Sd49 cts. Rosn closed buoyant-sales of 900
bbls. at S0.S0d1.S5 Rice is dull at 4d41 cts .
CINCINNATI, June 6.-Flour is active at So 50G6 75
Wheat is firm at 26 cts Provisions are generally un-
changed The frost of Saturday and created
general alarm here.
PHILADELPHIA, June 6-Breadstufs are dull. The
steamers had perceptible effect Provisions
quiet Mess Pork SlSalS.5O Hams 10,dl2H cts; Sides
loglOa cts Shoulders SGS4 cts. Lard is steady at
l2dl34 cts. Whiskey closed firm at 2s(d29 cts.
NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-Sales of Cotton Is 900 bales
at decline of 4c the closing quotations of mddings
are oil cts: the decline caused by the foreign
adVces per America Sugar closed buoyant at hc ad-
vance Corn advancing-sales at Sl.10. Coffee firm at
cts for Rio; sales of the week 800 bags stock
in port 2S 90 bags against 1000 time last
year Exchange on London 109H HG1l04; bills on New
York at 60 days \; sight bills q premium
NEW ORLEANS, June 4.-Sales of 9 500 bales mostly for
French account, at l0Ad1 cts Cotton freghts to Liv
erpoo II.
MOBILE June 1.-Sales of Cotton to-day 800 bales at
lOHGlOA cts sales of the week $50 bales receipts $50
against 800 bales for the week last year The
creased receipts over last year 167 800 stock in
port $4,000 bales. Cotton reighs Liverpool II 80
Cotton to Havre u; Sterling Exchange 10oG1lO
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Dispatches to the Secretary of the Navy render
it certain that slavers bound to several Southern
States are now on the coast of Africa. Their car
goes are expected to arrive this fall in Mississippi
and Texas.
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LATE NEWS.

from Baltimore City, except the last which is frol
Carroll County.
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A GovERNER INDICTED AS NUIsANCE.-The Grand
Jury ofAlachua county, Fla, has presented Gov
dignation was aroused by his course on a railroad
question.
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OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
nET .EGR ApH
BY TELEGRAPH
Bugh " LILLIAN FISHER X Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
No. % South street

VI ITktl Wtak. steaNy.
In New York to day Missouri 6s advanced 4; Illinois
Central bonds \; Canton "a New York Central n;
Rock Island and Harlem \ each but Reading de-
cned X; Erie, Michigan Southern and Michi-
gan Southern guaranteed 4 EACH and Cleveland and
Toledo, and Gaena and Chicago y each. Virginia 6's
closed at 964 Saturdays rates.
We comparative statement of the exports lex.
elusive of specie from New York foreign ports for the
week and since January l:
1857. 1858 1859
Total for the week 81 1874 S1224175 ss75 265
Previously reported. 2s Sl5 % 397 4S4 "a 935 579
Since Jan. 1..... 500 274 500 s2621 659 s25 344
The exports of specie from New York, for the week
eilulnS uhe T. was S2225 9T2. .O9
lotl lor the year SIS, ,051 ,S42 40
Mcssrs. Thompson Brothers, New York, quote Land
Warrants follows:
Land Warrants are dull and heavy We quote to-day
decline follows:
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The private letters by the America speak of growing
ease in money in London the discount houses doing short
bills at 81 a per cent and of check drain of
specie Both in London and Paris money accumua-
ting beyond the wants of trade and lower rates were
looked for. In regard TO American securities Satter
thwaite's circula says:
Since last Consos have remained very stationary
between 9la92, closing 9l4Gh for money, and 91%d&
for account
For American securities we have had steady market
and we note an increasing disposition purchase them
at about the quotations above. Illinois Shares have
proved from 46d ~ discount closing sellers at Con
struction Bonds are firm at 20. Freeands are in de
mand at S. for purpose of paying up shares in full
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The ASSISTANT BsHoP OF Ono ELECr.-The Rev.
Gregory Thurston Bedell, who was yesterday elect
ed Assistant Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese of Ohio is at present rector of the Church
of the Ascension, on the Fifth Avenue, New York
Dr. Bedell is about forty years of age, and son of
the Rev. G. T. Bedell, d. D., who died while rec
tor of st. Andrews Church, Philadelphia, about
quarter of a century since, and who is yet remem-
bered as one of the most eloquent laborious, and
devotedly pious Clergymen of the body to which he
belonged. In the memoirs of the elder Bedel by
the Rev. Tying, there is highly interesting letter
from the father to his son, while the latter Was ab
sent at school, in which he mpresses upon him the
utter worthlessness of all worldly knowledge COM
pared with that of heavenly things. The teachings
OF his parent were not lost At an early age Dr..
Bedell was ordained, and has ever since been A
Jealous and successful minister. His sermons are
pointed, earnest and practical
though by nature and habit indisposed to con-
troversy, DR.. Bedell is low churchman, and a
warm friend of Bible, Tract, and other non n-secta
ran organizations He was the first of the Episco-
pal Clergy of New York to take part in the services
at the Music Hall, where he delivered one of his
most effective dspOursas
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NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From WASHINGTON


WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Home Squadron il
still further to be increased The frgate Sabine of
fifty guns will soon proceed to the Gulf of Mexico.
and there will then be ten vessels of war with an
aggregate of 2l2 guns in those waters As one YES
sci has already been ordered to Tampico to land
marines and other forces if necessary to protect
American citizens and property in the event of an
assault Dy Mlramon on that city, the impression
prevails here that similar course will be pursued
at other points wherever such intervention NAV be
required by American citizens. 1t NAV not be rep-
orally known that the sailors are constantly drilled
In the practice of small arms as we'll as ordnance
ana the latter can be used on land carriages are
provided for their use in such an emergency
For more than twelve months past the Secratarv
OF the Treasury has been receiving information from
the Collectors of the Revenue, in compliance with
ofclai instructions, as to what reductions can be
made IN the expenses of collecting reyepue from
customs. As the reports have been successfully re-
ceved, the reforms have been gradually carried out
as tar as could be without detrimen to the public
vice. The expenses last year were about 5000 600
less than during the preceding year. The reduction
OF the expenses at New York and other cities soon
to be effected, is part of the economical arrange
ment. The Secretary of the Treasury has ample
means at his command, and million and half of
the late loan has not been called in but can be OBJ
talned at any time Besides, from four to FIVE mil
uons OF Treasury notes can now be re-issued un-
der the recent act of Congress, and as MANY as
may be redeemed can be re-issued therefore, with
the 81, 100000 subject to draft, nine or ten
millions are at this time available for Treasury
purposes. Within the last ten DAYS 81 500, 900 of
Treasury notes have been re-issued at per cent
The trigate Congress is to be the flag ship of the
Brazil Squadron. Purser Slamm has been order
ed to this vessel.
private letter from our Minister to Austria saws
that ex-Presdent Pierce, who has been soiourning
In Vienna, left there on the 18th of Nav.
The municipal election in this city to-day passed
on quietly, without any of those scenes which have
heretofore disgraced the city. There was no seri
Gus opposition to the antKnow Nothing ticket.
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PROPERTY SALES.

T IT OF ERII SALES.
Col S H. Cover, auctioneer, sold yesterday, on
the premises, lot OF ground on the west side of
north Eutaw street near Franklin street. The lot
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A mans wife lately died in New York, and upon
exhumation of the body, not trace OF poison was
found in it. This is regarded as remarkable proof
of the advancement of virtue and domestic happi-
ness in that exemplary CITY,
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UTILITY.-The Greek Slave, which is now made
to ornament and decorate the palatial dry goods
store of A. T. Stewart, has been placed there 1t Is
said, not for ornament alone, but model hgure
for the trying on of hooped skirts-ladies always
desiring to see how they will tit before making
purchase.
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STATE LICENSES BALTIMORE CoUNTY.-The Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Baltimore county, has
since January lst, 1855 received the following sums
for State licenses classified as follows viz Ordina-
ries lS2 licensed which sums up in the aggregate
S45.50 sent to the State Treasurer S4 500 40.
Dry goods and groceries, 2l7 licensed, So O5S 10;
Clerks fees on Sl26.50; Sheriff fees on same
S7l.50; amount sent to State Treasurer 81, SCI 10
Hawkers and pedlars, licensed, $685. Clerks fees
on same 3d. amount sent to State Treasurer Sl6O
Traders in liquors. "a licensed 81 sos l6; Clerks ees
on same SAT; Sheritf's fees on same $3.50; amount
sent to State Treasurer Sl,73436. OYSTER houses,
; licensed, S25l.25 Clerks fees on same $3.50;
Treasurer S249 so. Marriage licenses, lis issued
from the lst of June, 1885, the lst of June, 1859
S53l; Clerks fees $50; amount paid in State Trea
suTy S423
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
Judge Campbell of the United States supre

Judge Campbell of the United States Supreme
Court IN his charge to the grand jury at New Or
leans, recently after giving history of the Legsla-
ton of Congress from IVA down to the final act in
1920, showing in what light the infamous slave
trade has been held by the most illustrous men of
all parties, and expressing the Courts opinion that no
real change has taken place in public sentiment on
that question remarks:
"W hat hope is there that an offender, in this
predlcament, can successfully maintain his ilgot-
ten spoil against the power of the laws and the
vigilance of those upon whom vigilance is imposed
as public duty? The nature Of this hope seems
to be that public sentiment, so dissolute or de-
praved in favor of slave trading, has been or NAV
be created, or that the public mind can be so de-
bauched in reference to the Federal Union and
government that firm, steady and exact admins
tratlon OF the laws of the United States can be rem
dered impossible and thus that the laws in regard
to the slave trade will be nullified The success
anticipated is expected to be derived from the ia
cillty and weakness among grand and petit juries
alt cannot be denied that numerous instances of
eccentrcity on the part of uries have brought re
proach upon, and some dstrust Of this great inst-
tuition of the common law. But it is a hasty iudg-
ment to condemn the institution ITSELF and a peri
lous decision to commit crime in the confidence that
intdety and corruption will be permanent among
men associated under the laws to perform the high
est duty OF government-that of administering its
JUSTICE
1t cannot be otherwise than that the fearless and
straightforward course of Judges Campbell and
Wayne will have the effect to break up the trade
which certain reckless characters, sustained by a
few desperate fanatics, have undertaken
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From Wilmer and Smiths European Times !

The Red Sea Telegraph cable has been laid from
Alden to Cosseir, which is within about 800 miles of
Suez.
The SuEz CANAL.-It is announced by the Suez
Canal Company tina. the digging of the Isthmus of
Suez commenced on the 25th of last month, and
that the first sod was turned by NJ Ferdinand de
Lesseps, at the point determined for the outlet
OF the canal in the Mediterranean.
1t is said thatthe Princess Clotde has boughtthe
celebrated fan which belonged to the late Queen of
Dude. The fan is made of white silk richly en-
die, of ivory and gold, is ornamented with rubes
and II large diamonds of the purest water
1t is said that a staff of photographers is about
to be organized to join the army of Italy.
Rumor announces that Messrs. Smith and Elder
have secured the services of Mr.. Thackeray to edit
new monthly magazine, for which he is also to
write tale, to be published in numbers, the terms
for which are stated at the liberal rate of f56OO,
the story to run over twenty numbers
As proof of the little value NJ. de Humboldt set
on personal distinctions it may be stated that the
great number of decorations which he had received
from the sovereigns of all countries were found w.
ing pell-mell in a cupboard.
The new riaed French cannon made their debpt
IN smart encounter at Vaenza where an Aus
trian COZ ps, keeping out of artillery range as thev
thought,) )were utterly confounded by volley sent
bang into the midst of them from distance of 1000
metres, disnounting their guns and causing i'm
mense destruction Of men,
The following is from the Williamson IN. c.
Mercury: "Persons wishing to see the editors will
generally lind them at the printing Office In their
absence however, invitations to dine and challenges
to fight should be left either with the publisher or
in our table drawer"
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1fl AND LEAF TOBACCO

MANUFACTURED
1V1 ~ AND LEAF TOBACCO,
HAVANA CIGARS, &c
970nPACKAGES MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, Of
Ooiavore brands, qualities and sges received from
The best factories in Virginia and North Carolina
35OgA,ssE,s Of taAF a5A T0BASGo various and
GSn CASES CONNECTICUT SEED LEAF TOBACCO,
H"o extra wrappers and selections, from some of the
best crops ~ " ~
100 CASES do do. Filters
lSO pers and Filters "i"p
S0 HHDS MASON co. LEAF, choice quality
zoo nnA HAVANA CIGARS, embracing nonu,.r
L. UUOUObrands of all sizes and classes
SMOKING TOBACCO-A new article manufactured at Ho.
choicest Vuea de Abajo Tobacco expressly for
the city retail trade, in 4 b. papers and cases.
1SA BBLS. VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO wei
lCUadapted for the Grocers' trade
We receiving regular supplies Of the above named arti
ces and invite the attention of the trade stock which
offer for sale on liberal terms. . -
CHAS. d. DEFORD &CO,
ail.tfr 81 South Cav st
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Shipping sntslltgsn1.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, June 6.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamship Potomac, Watson, hours from New York
mdse. Samuel 7. Pearce.
Schr. Ada Herbert Puryere
fer
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SPANISH LII EMS, CHINESE GRASS
CCL0THS, and BLOUSE COATING LINEN, for sale by
the agents, ROBERT D. BROWN K CO,
JaZ9u Is Hanover street.
WORK ST. FLAX SPINNING CO., BELFAST.
Linen goods of this welknown seal for sale by Bat
more agents, ROBERT d. BROWN CO., Is Hanover
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JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO.,

UHNSIUN BRUIHERS Gu,
~ b AN X IS
Transact the legitimate
BANKING BUSINESS
in its various departments.
Weare constantly in want of good Promissory Paper
MAKE ADVANCES
daily Collaeras of sound marketable at the Bro
kers' Board.
COLLECTIONS
Have our prompt and careful attention at low rates
DRAFTS
on all the principal cities from New York New Orleans
for sale in sums suit
EXCHANGE
Bought and Sold favorable terms
APPS ur JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co
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( ,,HAMPAGNE WINES.
~ NerZenav Cah;,o.

.oa.f J. B. CHARRON CO.
1I1 : corner Hanover and Lombard sts
1UoT RECElVED.-35 bxs- nrime New Cbaose.
81 so tubs Goshen Butter 7terces Ciar8ed Worcest ~
Mass Cider, for sale by URI KILBURN As Soutb a is9
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9tp @uoos.

GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES.
~ WROTH FULLERTON,
S5 BALTIMORE STREET,
- Invite attention to their
H'autIll stock of ORGANDY, BAREGE and GRENA ADINE
BAREG rs and ORGANDYS by the ward
BLACK LACE CAPES and POINTS
NiS9} a tuil stock Of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
All OF which have been reduced prices will fail
call 49, ' '' ''' N
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GUANOl GUANOlI
~ PERUVIAN, CALIFORNIAN AND MEXICAN.
In0n TONS No. / PERUVIAN GUANO, of direct i'm
Multiplication frem Peru, and now landing from ships
I1nn TONS ELIDE ISLAND California; GUANO, re
IL IOOceved direct into this market by ship Jos Jones'
ms celebrated Guano contains III per cent of Ammonia
per cent of Phosphaes, very dry and in beautiful
Purchasers are cautioned to observe that the is
sue sue og direct importation of this Guano into Baltimore this
SSSpH ana every bag is stamped with name.
Snn TONS "a Al BROWN MEXICAN GUANO, con
csiS tanning oyer 65 cent Phosphate of Lime just
e''e" per orig humboldt very dry i'd fine.
Nru,o, ALSO,
genni aSsA and COLOMBIAN GUANO, and De Berg's
sernulne super Phosphate
safe quantities to suit at as low prices az can he oh
tanned IN this market p MIIC0W 4 co " w
mbIlts Grain and Guano Warehouse,
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DRINCES CONSORT COLLARS.
new style Folding Collar, of our own design and for
sale only by N-' 'O
m3l-tfr CONSTARTF w
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$500 IS WORTH SAVING 5000
ON A DOZEN
HIRTSI
This can be accomplished by calling on
RAYMOND & BURTON,
&c WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Who still continue to make their excellent fitting, Plain
Seam Yoke Shirts, Gciihout a point,)