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4 U-PAR TN ERSTTP -SUI 70 - ne INUtT-
y signed has admitted Mr.. T. II. KELLOGG as
partner in his business. from the LIST dag July 1852
The business will hereafter be conducted under the
firm of GEO J. SUMNER & co.
GEO. J. SUMNER.
Richmond .Tuly 9th 1889
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MEDICINES, &c.
DR. HoOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS,
II AND

DR. HoOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
DR.. HOoFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
The great standard DtsdtcineS Of The present age,
hare GeqaiYed their great popnidritg only through
gears Of trtGi. UaboRndsd satisfaction rs rendered
by them IN MI cases, and the opis hGce
LIVER Complaint, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
DICE, DEBILITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
and all diseases arising from a dtsordered HueY or
tceaknsss Of the stomach and digsStire organs are
The BILsAMIC CoRDLAL has acquired a rsru-
tattoa surpassing that Of any similar preparation
ertaRt. IL toiH cure. WITHOUT FAIL, the most Sc
co Ugh, Coli, OK HOARSENEss, BRON-
CRIIIS, INFL UENZA, GRO UP, PINE u
MONA, INCfP{ENTCONSU lIPTION,
and has performed the most astonishing cures
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!
A Jsc doses tclH also al once cheek and cure the
most secere DlARRHEA proceeding from COLD IN
THE BOWELS.
These medicines are prepared by DR.. c. NJ. JACK
SON Il Co., No. Alb arch street, philadelphia, Pa,
and sold By drHggiSts and dealers In medicines
ecsrg,chsre at rs cents per bottle The signature OF
C. nj. JACKSON actH be on the outside tCrapper Of
each bottle.
In the Almanac published annually by the pro-
pyietorS, called EvERYBoDY's ALMANAC, yGx UiU
ind testimony and e00iRteAd1toyy a0ticeS from all
parts Of the country. These Atmasaes are giUsH
array By all our agents.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents,
is l1-d&cwly Richmond, Va.
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AAA NAsxS%e -..ss< - 49, - ~...
u 1xArvazB,s| l EszaEEaR1 e. caAOsl0
=. NE Hnses g ~. 81 SsSf Juns NEXT LIE mgs
ElNs BxTHS! ssastaasly sugglsd w,sn -.
,.ss fTSn s,sss ss %
Esarsss { 4. f E,ssr in 6d g
sSe Museiss oists ana tsraonT sn:ssSe esss b3s
soma Irfitatfon; ChroHre Dlasfn1.. hss,gEiS and
ssses peeuas g sss,a1 ses,edy q Us znsricaa
o'aFilaaiEailRi ALrERAA5TlJ,X}kR Az CURATIVE
5, tl h1~ q 1 any hsr Mineral Wa
- IN the face Of the glube. ..... ..n...
Many persons afflicted VIII sne ths ,..ss -.
raInq = cai had reDdered the lives
~ th sufersrs alike wfetehed and useless tnrogsh
long Of g:so n ne ysss nabsr now
mr;sh such uaiaaies, theirs ars comparatively few
;uHeed who would not be either eursd or greatly
sT rice SPRINGS are aItuated In an eeysted moan
tain region. The scenery around Is Wild romantic
and beautiful, and more healthy ard delightful
susr c ss Ho &c s. sDwes be % iand
FINE PLEASURE BATHS, for persons IN good sSS
ns Good MUSIC viii be in attendance early il the
ROUTE from the principal cities in the United
States by Railroad to the Milibcro' depot OF the
!. Virginia Central Railroad" thence by Stage
ss asssnssss sasna tqRJsne 2
Va, or BALTIMORE. Md, in the morning can come
through to this place the same day 10 supper. or /
PAS me n,gn. at the warm Springs and arrive here
pi For ull account OF this celebrated Watering
AMERICAN FARMER" for May, or write 10 the
my 2I-d3m f,o0pu.
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BOARDING.
THE ARLINGToN HOUSE.

THE ARLINGTON HOUSE.
CORNER OF MAIN AND 9TH STs.
ING Grove mouse, now IN It's sixth year first
S Snns BOARDING HOUSE. will be continued as
non,an The proprietor will be happy to &C
ers, and will not relax in attention. 70 sustain the
@--.- Ao.cI ~ mas attained. jy 26-lms
tAAi EUTAW HOUSE,
aTNAE-. FARE REDUCED
=, ne eIlarge PRR DAY at this splendid FIRST
Cl.ASS HOTEL, is- 80 &
I sa!ss orSsi a per "a day 500
jyn@ssw. John cARRoLL. Propsi.sos1o'
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|. - NOTICE To OWNERS

49, AAA OF HOODED STOCR.-Th
SXTYS<3f&A~ nndeTsi u will open q
A&~ TRAINING TABLE AZ the
- AS HLAND RAcEC0URSE
on the LIST day of July next, aud will then be Drs
pared to receive Horses for The purposes of being
trained. have employ ed as the trainer SAMUEL
SMITH, one OF the best and most rel,abls trainers Ia
the State having been the service or the late Jas
Taley, and trained the celebrated race horses Tai
ly-Ho, Inspector, one Eye Joe, Iusy PhiIiips
shockoe. Oratrix, and others too numerous to men
ton.
He refers to Hon. John NJ. Bolts, Captain John
Belcher, David Mcdaniel and Major Thomas Dos
well. TERMS:
When the owners of Horses furnish Rubber and Ri
der, Clothing. &c The te will be- Is per day.
When the trainer furnishes every thins nsce ssagy
;. $3.50 III,
Allexpenses oftrsyelins 10 and from ASHLAND
or to any other COURSE, 70 he paid y the owner
N. A. THOMPSON
1e9-1m Sec'vv Ashland k,rkay cluh.
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f,{sSoI.UTI0N oFtO.p
- The concern of ]. D. GOODMAN q CO.,s
his da, dissolved by mutual Inc nss the
name of the concern in liquidation only n,,.N
Juiy 10Th 1850 J. H. SIMPSON.
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Tn TuRPIN, ROPER Z MUR-
UNDERTAkERs,
Governor street. between Ms,n and Franklin. Rich
Rssss %ND e ETA Il E gdi e s ssr
wkHsiEs Ar a ktSsdANAbp p SkAiahIIHfS /:
our PURPOSE =, on he hrst Of January next. to
houses on Governor street now being ' built. and
with view Of reducing stock. 10 avoid the ne
fncx sAs .a ss 'a ssass s er
ces We hsys nsas lais sf esralss pbhs.a sp n
81 she &c Mil s e sofa 81 c Is the as c,ooss
close .ha Hoaseksspsrs win na Il e i shss Is ~
sEo. ]. SUMNER 4 CO..
SsH JUST CONCENTRATIONS additions 10
h. fmy stock s.l., Of sLAhss-WARE, eomerisas. in
s ssr. slS Ssss Emit, s sss
= want ss j. II Ely. sisi Nam
10 sr ESNEEsEE s sAhn.S .,sMsrK9yEp
shoppers, sir-tisht, Tor preserving fSesS
fruit, oystsrs. miaee- meat. sc. We have
.s # &c . a Gu: ss, .s
l-'A aa' TX Rk sissfs 1 pARR. M.aasAe.u,.,.
Nrkkkk F aSo fpa5i wS.fSs sSss0 a w VA
s.s ssseissis Il M Il s
p iss sfIsa ss Il. q 4. SIS. Ssh
: ]; ] Iii 3. s:;
a ., A s g g
i pssos. Esy: aolkaS SIii: 5sa!s. fssss
~ ;sss e
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DISSGLU TION.--On the list INST, Mr.. JOHN
- q. WYNN retired from our concern-the stsi
his card we can recommend him 10 me patronage
of our friends ljy 30-lml BREEDEN X FOA.
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MRS. BROoKE'S Sr.yoor
WI BOARDING AND DAY SJHoOA
| 4

IN THE rITf OF RJCHMOND. .h.
The ses.;nn Of this School will commence on the
Isl Of October, 1852 ana end on the LIST day Oh july
1860. -,. ,5ucotion will be
tahiti including the Medsrn Languages, ma,1h
Music and Drawing, in all OF WHICH uePai'ii'eh''
cnu3netent assistants have been employ ed. -
paTficiar attention will be PAD 10 tne nlanHete
Of the young ladies' and every effort VIII pc iioe 10
aive them the best moral ana iiieieo'"'i '"''''''
Zone half payable in adyance-the balance on the
'0N' - 18th of February, 1851 ~s,o n
t;oafa:. =. $500 ...... % 90
" itSIinb' 49, ........... 60
~ ,,ton fhighpr branches J. .... 40 60
st-tin ansIages leach 20 90
7 '.. 80 II lung OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20 0O
I = I nsi nf }TtnstTIIment ............. 500
primary Department. Observation-Disclosures. 81 W
RFFFRENCES
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Richmond, July 9th, 1859.

Sotce.-The subscriber takes this occasion to
tender to his numerous friends and patrons, his
grateful appreciation of their past favors and to
bespeak for the new concern continuance OF
their patrona- which we hope to merit by prompt
attention to their interests. Our stock will be
found at all times to be complete, and shall Of
and county, Wholesale and retail trade, that it is
needless 10 visit the Northern cities to purchase
CHINA, GLASS and EARTHEN WARE.
jy Cts GEO. J. SUMNER.
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IA ELI NE AND FRANCONJA
Ye;A YHoTEL COMPANY, WHITE NOUN

The arrangement of the ssFLUME,' and sPRO-
FILE houses announce to tourists and the sum
mer travel that they will be prepared for the recep-
tion OF guests on the 18th OF June. These Hotels
furnished, are located in the midst of the most at
1aadIlte scenery OF the mon1tains being in the i'm
MOUNTAIN the Flume. Lakes Cascades. SC.
Route from New York via Norwich and Worces-
ter Line, by the splendid steamers COM MON
W EALTH and CONNECTICUT daily at 8 o clock,
r NJ, from Pier Is N. Y. foot of CORTLAND street,
at the landing of Southern Trains.
FOR further information. see small bills of the
route, at the principal Hotels and Depots, or adj
dress +. s. MARTIN, Agent,
lo S-QZm New York
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,
rs Co 20 per cent. saved By buying. from H.
II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel h,tlding.
MoIeskin Hats Of beet quality, IS sgs do; second
quality, %; fashionable Six Hats, y! hne cali
skin sewed Boots, 8 81; Congress Cater Boots. -;
kne calf skin scwed Shoes, 70.
J. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one Of tho best makers in the city Of Philadephia
to supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS which he viii sell at the ungre-
cedented low price of THREE DOLLARS md
HALF. s's 0c 2S-d&wt8
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John Randolph Tucker, DR.. D. Fl. Tucker, Rich
a. les H. Mason Mason, Winchester. Va Rev r V.
Moore, p D., Richmond Va; Right Rev, BIsh9p
Marshall, Charlotte g. H., Va REV. ]: R. era
Gainesville. Va. Or. Gessner Harrison. DR.; Jas.
/. Cpbel Jniversty of Ya; Dr. r. H. cabei I'm Mr.
John Echols, Union, Va.
For further iniormatIqnti sdaT Re : BROOKE.
jy I5-dtlsto Richmond Va.
OH DDMINICN FEMALE iN E TT, yTl
- CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 5IH sJS.,
will open on the first of October, 1859, and close the
SOth of June next ensuing. ,..,e x.,,. srs, Oe-
Terms Tor the session, one nan Pay dpe HIst Oe
tober, 1884, and the remainder the 18th OF Februa-
Primary nary English department, including vocal >, %
Intermediate. 49,. do do. 20 90
sGnieI, and Modern Iangusses, each 20 90
ps y4ieis Iff prawing &c 70 % to 50 %
Board asada WIZ pi hi ss sna & able and rs s
cient corps of teachers ,-among whom {already Sc
enred} are Rev. Leg RossER, D. D. teacher Of Of
An u Lsnsuases, and Natural Science; Horace
CHASE. EsS, teacher ; Of MHfie; FismaER'
+. DELApLANE. for the ENGLISH department. For
further information and references concerning the
school, see circulars, or address
L. L. GALLEHER, Principal,
jy l3-1m Richmond, va.
CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, classical.
school FOR -BoYs-The undersigned. both
graduates OF. profcents of all the schools of the
universit, Of virYina have nnted to establish d
and hope to be patronized by parents, especially in
the eastern portion of the city.
TERMS:
Per session Of nine months, one-haD in adrance.i
Ordinary English branches ..-.. 5000
Hlher Ems lish nciuding book keeping. 100
Ancient and Modern language s, each. go. 1905
References-Faculty University of Va. Charles
H. Winston. President Richmond Female Instr
lutte; DR.. F. w. Hancock; Or. Albert Snead Rev.
A. +. Dlcknson DR.. g. w. Briggs DR.. Jno. Knox,
J. J. English, ESQ.,; VIM Folkes, Esq, Clerk Hen
rico county Turner Richardson, Esq; Thomas ].
Starkc. Esq., Richmond.
EAFor further particul lars see circulars.
LARKIN WILLIS,
JNO. M. WINFREE.
CHURCH HILL, Richmond, June 2lst, 1859.
Iy pm
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sn.s,ar,nership.

or. -..l n \
The I'm dersgned have this day purchased OF IL, );
s.connts "a + n 1Io0pMAN & CO. and will con
fnn the cLoHas BusHETES un aa the uhe s as
recantix occuuied b. J. ID. Goodman 4, GO. ne
q the old pease Enema at and nd the
hone nv strict and prompt attention to BUSINESS 70
merit and secure not onls their pa q Pu'
july 18th, 1859. H. A.
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NOTICE.-The subscribers have this day form
ed partner shlp, under the firm ana sffie o.
POITIAUX Bolts, for the sale of AN THRA-
CITE and CLOVER HILL COAL. OAK ant
PINE WOOD, and respectfully solicit the orders
~ b. e. POTTIAUX.
B. B. Bolts.
. 1900, I'll, 70 ,oxo iy lS-lmS
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nISSO N.-The firms of ELLETf,
IL WALLER, DREWRY Il co, in the city OF
Richmond, Va, and BELL, BROOKS, PACE
CO, i'll the city of New York, are dissolved thIS
day by mutual consent. The name of the hrih VIII
be used by either partner in liquldatlon;
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'oA1' - S'' - pUTNEY 4 WATTS,
No la Main street. z ichmond. Va

cMxvc BEST HARD SOLE-LEATHER
Eyx rr5STRUNKS.-We have on hand fresh and
&2lflflll stock oil the above, embracing gill the
different sizes and styles. together with Valires,
variety and il gentlemen and ladies' wish hrst-
rate and comp ete travelling outht Just call at No.
ll3, Main street, Richmond, Va, where you can
purchase at reasonable PRICES.
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REnykifUI,, GLOSSY AND
- 4 Al can - obtained u Susns PeI3sfier;r
uot0en fiuia. frice - cents. For sac ~ q <
0E0, D0WDEN Druxx ist
Main street, next American Hotel,
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IN retiring from the business OF J. U; GooiM,AN
g. co. / am pleased in the assurance that leave
my friends and patrons III iaili'iui anu eHi0i0h'
h1n Know Mr.. SIMPSON and Mr.. MILLER thorongh
thsn, 10 the confidence and patronage OF my friends
s and ,s ~ lis 20-tsl J. ID. GOODMAN.
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ExE rNTRUNKS.--We would call the attention Of
<2Afuour friends and the public generally, that
we have just received large and varied sss9rt.
Iaent Of Ladies' French TRUNkSand DRESSING
ranged. having from one TO three Trays and Bonnet
Box in them. which renders them very desirable
for ladies' use Those in want rf such, will please
give us call before making their purchases. as we
are determined to sell them low as the same de-
scription can be bought for IN the city OF Rich
mond, or State of Virglnia- r,1, . w,rrs
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OF CO. rAEIN ERslEsP.
The concern of w. NJ HARRISON Il co. is
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. The business
Rama Of the concern in liquidation only.
n"'''~ = w. Nj. HARRISON,
Jutv 1st 1889 JNO BLAIR.
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lsaaace, anu the poor queen--she that was at
terWafus Deheaded-walking with her children
III the gardens and we went to the theatres,
ana saw all the grand sights; until at last II
only wanted four days 10 the time when the
money had TO be paid, and the journey look
tnree; so on started in great joy, carrying the
sum IN bank-notes with me. AT this time. the
roads were extremely dangerous, being full OF
robbers. 1t was seldom that a dfligence was
notstopped on its way and all travellers brought
nome stories OF their dangers or escapes SO, 70
secure my treasure, my aunt ana settleu thas
II would be better for me to place 1t between
my loot and my stocking where II Would pe
never looked for, even in case OF an attack. 4
was never much afraid of any thing ana mace
very merry with the good lady's fears, but dld
a. she desired, and set OFF. / made the sixth
person in the isterisaY. There was priest going
70 Nancy youngma and his ter going on 70
Strasbourg; amahufactnrer; ana an old Jew,
who wrapped himself up In his peiisse, and
seemed to sleep all the way. Wesoon gotyery
chatty, and tried to frighten each other with
stories Of robbers aud murders, and told of the
lassnioas way ~ elc1 bsinr yon mao com sad
giidy. as I have told you. and excited by the
tax. which was very free and friendly, with
eas pras so'q z IA scarcely said hs Wnsrs
vhsn I'll i hah been very foolish, for saw
- "a naan look round with a strange, sharp
ioo thss ssmsnow ar's s. ",ns me- Well sir
~ ~ eseeps The Jew, who kept TO himsel Il
Is NJ sornss, iistsning ~ all our nonsense, but
aeser $3.50 : word.
sArke px4aNts place Mt Nancy was taken Inv
- ~ SeeF &otng On 10 Strasbourg, and we wen,
q hnpp&af lhAn ever, until we passed n ron 81
- fe9n 81 Aogenvie, and found onrselxss 81
- Wild open country lying between ,ha, s.i IA
s.sss,a ~ AZ for me, was 30 cav a. tho tha
st fssssr g Ssc % near home and making
.,ns : giddy child. II was now oni nsa d sang
me nad become very wild. st av u u..,5
mos m.ax across the heath iro,n he aists ant
were nns,.a nnddaaly, with jerk, this horses
49,; ~. - q oar mteSortuna. We had scareelv
~. 49, q solnk eeGeTs - door was torn oue.s.
wse - iaaiGe4 SEssp6isgy bssvsly, hs never
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H. FOR RENT.-The commodious and con-
srs venient three story DWELLING, No Is McCulloch
t3h street, occupied by James +. Pendergast The
house well located between Bdde and Preston streets,
having gas and every convenience and is in excellent
order, having been recently newly papered painted &c
Possession can be given about 18th May. Apply
PENDERGAST BROTHERS,
II Smith wharf
BEVAN < SONS,
nno.tf Marhln Yard. Sarltnea Howard
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A CARD.-We beg leave to inform our Gus
toners and the PUBLIC that We have constantly on
STOMACH BITTERS and are prepare furnish the trade
and public with any quantity desired To friends who
have had the above article wish say that this
Bitters, preventive remedy for all diseases
ting from foul overloaded stomach, is without an
equal il appetite, and the heavness
tendant upon eating BY persons who are dySpeptc
r kRAlS Il co.
Is Cheapside,
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%. Y.
MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
TIME SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
A COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Marine and Inland Navigation Risks
favorable those Ofany other Company All persons taking
Policies from this Company entitled to share Of the
profits, without mourning liability, beyond the amount
Premium The the Company liable for the
ment Of losses are $2,O10,G0O.
A. B. NELSON, Prest
A SEATON. V .Pres't j. WHITEHEAD, Secy.
c. OLIVER ODONNELI, Agent in Baltimore.
fe22-tf No. 81 Exchange Place.
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9aper Yanginq anu apbolstsrp

G"f>S 6p"''gS''1 WV SfFDSNfSNS
NEW AND CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS.
WIN H. GRIFFITH,
No - North Gag street, opposite CA-ist Church,
selected stock Paper Hangings Upholstery Goods Gold
B9rered and Plain Window Shades, Corncss, Venetian
approved style and pattern
enced and CAREFUL worEmen at prices that must please
Paper at 10 cents per piece. aplSly
WILLIAM HOLLAND,
w UPHOLSTERER AND PAPER HANGER
No - NORTH HOWARD STREET,
Would respectfully inform his that he has just
opened, and is PREPARED to furnish elegant
LACE AND OTHER CURTAINS,
cAyop g & s5t i5yS 2HG PasRBRs AS
'-''i BtfNDs and wiNDGW sHAbEs ALLAN
desGIPtioR with general assortment of
w1rrr ,xn {iSFIH PAPER HANGINGs
SHADE AND BL iA6I rHI1 h4tIisG'
ap5ly FIRE HH B6A IRT5eiPT R 4
T ACE CURTAINS! LACE CURTAINS II
- MUSLIN CURTAINS; ,,.r,-.,>-,
WALTER CROOK, JR RI - Ni]''N''
22Q BALTIMORE STREET NEAR CHARLES,
Has syf 4a3i.2? = III stock of
o3 cASofiE EA& &d.
His assortment is now better than offered in this
W NJ A + b { i S1fy; st stock Of +
Gilt, Gilt and Cloth, Painted sparent &C. on fine
Cambria.
All widths and colors of
SHADE HOLLAND,
SHADE AND BLIND TRIMMINGS.
VENETIAN BLINDS
always on hand and made to order
A well selected stock of
j r A y q G s,
Now receiving from the celebrated
FRENCH, ENGLISH & AMERICAN NUFACTURERS
His stock includes all the different qualities and Styles
from the cheapest and painest to the richest and enables
A fine selection Of FIRE BOARDS on hand
~ Town and country orders promptly attended to.
mhl2tfrlw
w No. 22O BALTIMORE STREET,
near Charles,
Invites the attention purchasers his very
UpHoT .S sT2eR Of cooDs
Including all kinds Of CURTAIN GOODS, HAIR CLOTHS,
PLUSHES, DAMASKS, BR0CATELLES, &c, &c
Also, splendid stock Of
Embroidered Cloth Piano and Table COVERS.
Plain cLoTHs, in different colors, with SILK vandyck
Holben and Bay Leaf Borders to match mhl2tfriw
PAPER HANGINGS
4 VENETIAN BL1N S6P MANDATORY,
o. he RING,
No 80 BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR.GAY.
Has just received his Spring stock of
AND SATIN GLAZED PAPER,
from all the different manufactures Also, UNGLAZED PA
PERS ranging from 1873 to Is cents piece with variety
GILT AND VELVET BORDERS,
RIFF FK Hoi BoA EP PKKiHS G6 OIL 81
BILE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, MATING AND DOOR
NARROW AND WIDE M STR VENETIAN BLINDS,
All" /" 'A'' TERANBRs MAiDik 70 20 ORDER
experienced workman sent to part of the State Of
Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia, to put when
travelling expenses paid Ol4u
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Sankfrs ano SrOkers.

TNO. S. CUTTINGS h Co,
y BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No. % SOUTH STREET,
Buy and sell Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents.
Advances made Stocks, Real Estate, Notes, and other
coateralS.
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock lOalIs.
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada
Receive deposits Bankabe and tncurrent Funds,
transact the business of Private Banking in all of its depart
mentS. Interest allowed on deposits. jalS-tf
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SAMUEL HARRIS Il SONS,
~ BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE
AND NOTE BROKERS,
No l6 BALTIMORE STREET,
COLLECT all accessible points in the United States and
Canadas, promptly, and on favorable terms - -
BUY and SELL CHECKS and UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at low rates
NEGOTIATE TINE PAPER and STOCK LOANS, and
buy and sell Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES in
this and other markets.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in Bankable Uncurrent Funds
and transact the Ranking and Exchange Business in
Department. mh4lY
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"a BENZ. WASKEY'S
wa EXTENSIVE
FIJI FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREROONS,
No 3 n GAY ST,
Has hand and constantly manufacturing every descrp
ton Chairs Bedstead Tables Bureaus Sideboas Sofas
Tetarets, Lounges, Cribs, Seees Wash aud Work Stands
Cradles Feathers Feather Beds, Bedding HAIR Cotton and
lusk Mattresses, wholesale and RETAIL at prices that
give satisfaction.
respectfully solicit your favors.
Vessels and Steamboats, furnished with Mattresses Bedding
&c at the lowest prices Captains of vessels and others will
find to their advantage to buy Of me- they may rely
having their goods packed with care for shipping.
Don't he z Cav ncoI-
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daants.

WTANTED.-A SITUATION IN MEXICAN
w tile House. for YOUTH OF Il years Of age, where he
may have opportunity advance himself 10y his indus
try The best references given As to respecaDltN &c
Address Box Lip Baltimore Post Office m3-2w
NTANTED.-The present employers OF young
w man. of three years experience desire to procure for
business leaving for him Recommendations full
nd Ahdress EmploYers at ts Office AplG II
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SIHOhIIlE IOpaCCO III % DOAes anu Na'ts.
For sale by JACOB HEALD L Co.
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

Smoking Tobacco in bales, for sale By
JOHN ?. PLEASANTS x SONS.
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