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PCBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD on SUPERVISORS.


TUESDAY, sep. THE Board met at The usual
hour. Supervisor BsTL in the CHAR.
Bus Rtf, red-OfN Norman Mcleod, SIG ~ Tor sup
plies the County jail fr August Of Isaac MssssrJie
Tor Board Of itresses, 10.
Mr.. BELL p'esented a resolution apprOPriatiog $50
10 have the MariLe Court rooms i'el up Referred.
Tie Tar Lerg.-Mr. Blunt moved thai, whereas
the supervisors have failed pass inc rece,say reso
lutons providing fer the Al tax levy for 1882 and
~heiea- it il important dat the same should be done
resolved tat tine tax levy be pissed ~ rep1ftet
exclusive OF the sppropfis for tue Comnis Oners Vi
Record. Loot by 4 woe # 8 to s.
Subsequently Mr.. BELL called up Mr. B'uu's reso-
luton, when communication ZEN the Commissioners
O Record was read, IS follows
NgwYOsk Sept. 6, 1889
To tie Honorable hs BoGrd # SuperrIgr';
OEsTLtaEN-Ihe under,irnrd C0uuissiDne OF R"oCrt
would sste tina. the aked for by them viii hns1
the original contract for printing binding iuics in the
kistTs Once and the Con oDefs you'd further ste tn-t
no iirte contracts requi1rg money vii BE-
maze oy tsrn wi bout fra suso.s toe - the Board u
sGtei'isols, aid obtsiuil Z tncif approval
Respectfully, ". G. WErMORE,
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Advertisement ]

GEO SAINDERSS METALLIC TABLET RAZOR
srRoP-Thi, inlt,be article may be obned VI the sole
auliscurt, J. SAUNDERS. No. Astor House, aud %
tho various Gents throuahou the ely.
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The handle NEST peach we ever saw Wa exhibited
to ~ Yesterday twas freestons, OF the iSveassI
rose color, urasrrDg lc nohf in circumference, ana
perf city delicious in syer. IL Sss from tae garden
of NJ John Allen of Ola SsybrOok, Conn. MI
Auspisar,.ired merchant, formerly resident in TINS
cty weo deyo,es good deal Of time to raising run
Of supeIlsiive quality.
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SIX CrLrSDTR Pass FOR AusrRiriA.-Ice
Nessrs. Hoe Of this city hsve Manufactured and
shipped ore Of their SIX cylinder presses for TIE Sid
~, He,aI Of Austrslia. They cent with tie press
one Of their best workmen to pu. !: up for ne oFn-
els.
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TN CosrRoILyR AND Tx ESrRSsIoS OF BEsS-
y,N sTRlrr.-The Controller has decided to oppose
the extension Of Beekmsn street across the Pak on
the ground that he is the custodian of the Chys
p,cpertv. ard that the Common Council have not the
power to dispose OF a. in this oa'. it beg pledged
Ter the REDEEM pon Of the debt Of the ely Tue mat
ts- will Therefore be brought before the Courts.
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Fy,Ecr or rnr TAX LEVY EEISo PAsssp.-Thsre
w.s a general jubilee smorg the poc', the attsch"'
Of the Couris sni other County employees yesterday
when the fact was know that tue tax levy had been
pared. They had been waiting since the l't OF
August. and crun.bled considerably q! the delay
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Advertisement

ROsIsA MEADOWS This powerfully affecting
ard effective moral will b. repeated a. Bsrnnns Museum
THs EVENING, 10 addition 20 the graceful and
.crderf1 Of Senior On and bis sons. This great
telp
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RGrEWALEiNG Al JoSEs'S Woop.-TMs aftE-
roos, at O'Clock Sgnor ChaTni will ascend tight
rope, at Joness Wood, coo feet long with On ascent
Of $50 feet. As the rope-aaking anis now posses
ses even body, of course there viii Dc great crowd
II ct atora.
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ArRtsr OF CYPRIaNs-Six voncn-Sarah COnley,
Ie Dee Catherine Buns Ellen Donovan Catherine ns ent
Fsbth Long vcIsu II the townwere are.ed on Monday
, in Ito ski Ward They were octss up of sxlninAo1
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ACCIDENTAL BURNlSG.-Abont - O'Clock on Mon
day Mrs Jane Youuauan residing No. 10, Alien stree. md
her c'ohts he from furnace which she vas nnS %
b,ii ,lo,bs. T. il -sr-d that sks will She
taken !, Bellevue Hospital
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Mants.

uOUSEKEEPER, MATRON, SICK-NURSE,
4 Aor ATTENDANT on AN INVALID TRAVELLING
engagement wanted in any of the above capacities by
RESPECTABLE middle aged female Very best reference given
Address 'M A. Rn l2I Ann Reference can be had
of the Rev. Geo A Leaken 29 East Pratt sl3*
A SMALL FAMILY, CONSISTING Or
AGRpWN PERSONS ENTIRELY, WITH A SER
WANT, desire to make arrangements for the Fall and
bers which they viii furnish themselves in commodious
and comfortable house, where there few her
boarder and in the northwestern portion of the city Ac
commodatons be rendered person commencing an
tabsment of this sort which will diminish the outlay OF
capital necessary at first starting Address Cat this ONCE
without delay. a3l-d
TOOK WANTED A servant woman, of good
ocharacter and qualifications, may obtain excellent
home in small family, by applying Immediately at this
Office a3l-3t
A YOUNG MAN, FULLY COMPETENT TO
ATAKE CHARGE OF A SET OF BOOKS, WISHES TO
PROCURE SITUATION in that capacity, with some good
house. where he can make himself generally useful The
most satisfactory references be given Please address
"BOOKKEEPER," at this Office. asst
"a 000 TO $s,oOO.;--WANTEDL A PART
Pc.OOUNER in an old established Commission
and Liquor Business the wharf with cash capital of
the above amount doing good and profitable business Ad
dress II. A. LITrON,
m2t If Care P. O., Box sos, Baltimore.
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AMrasenlants.

NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING. August 10Th,
AND EVERY EVENING DURING TIL WEEK.
THE WORLD RENOWNED, ORIGINAL AND ONLY
G e O R G. CHRISTI Us
MINSTRELS
Geo. Christy and r. NJ Hoo " Propretors
S. 9. Campbell, Musical Director
Entire change of programme each evening
Admission % cents Forfurther particulars see small ana
large bills
= LOUIS \. ZWISLER,
a2+I0t Agent
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
ETNKEI 4 co Lessees JNo T. FORD, Manager.
BENEFIT OF MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
THIS y ElN " G
will b. performed
THE FRENCH SPY.
Thee characters by Miss Maggie Mitchell.
after which
THE WANDERINGrBOYS.
Paul. MISS
Miss Mary Mitchell
To conclude with
THE LITTLE SAVAGE.
Kate Dayry Maggie hlcie
~ Admsson-Priy Boxes, S. Balcony Dress Circle
and PaIquettc, SC cents; Family Circle, rs cents.
nnnrs onpna f rerfnr ma % m at
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TRUSTEES SALE
BY GFBEDy 81 $50
---~7-a~n---N<-SN-~
TRUSTEES; SALE

AijiAvALUABLn REAL and 22fEAsnnonn PROPERTY
In Pur.urce Of general order the Court Common
Pleas for Baltimore ci in relation t, the Of
the creditors of William DobacSer soIy ent DEBTOR will
offer at public sale the premises, TUESDAY, the Goth
day Of September next at II O'Clock, y N the following
No l. TWO LOTS one situated on the northwest corner
f and nG ae sFe5 G = feet on Pratt street with
alley by large and commoH"< BRIcK 81
with accommodations Tor 25 horses and the other situate
souhery Paca 1870 to Columbia street
then southTester On Coun ba sreel7 to Dover street.
then westerly on Dover street Il feet inches; thence
ey parallel with aca street l57 feet Pratt and
ming: Improved by large and well known HOTEL, hav
ing desirable and well established cu>tm and known &C
ON ground r9t 81 S9 % an he pay ape ga[t f oon
street. Beginning X feet from Paca street and binding
Lemon street ery 10 feet inches and running back 5of
proved fov BY e fP s S Is " e and Is I'M
No 3 L0TOF GROUND on the north side of Paca street
Beginning l66 feet inches easery from the northeast
of Pratt and Green and running eastey
ed then with said lot north 70 feet to lot No above men
toned thence with lot No westerly 10 feet inches hen
westerly on Lemon street 81 feet and thence by straight
This properly is imPrqygd Pratt street by THREE
three story BRICK WAREHOUSES; well built each ha ing
lease John G. ewes for per annum for three,
to expire on the ls July, 1852 and Lemon by
large BRICK STABLE, having accommodations for about
10 horses and the property includes vacant lot at the west
end having front Pratt Get Of about q feet, and the
whole lot is subject to ground rent of lOO, payable i-
The stables described in No and and the blacksmith
shop in No ? leased to James h Crnge at of
500 annum, to expire the 9th Of Apr 1850, with
privilege to the lessee of renewal for years unless
VIM Dorbacker the lessee should require the property for
his
No ALSO ALL THAT LOT on the northwest side of Co
lumbia street. Beginning at the southeast of the
whole ground heretofore assigned by Jacob Wolf to Thomas
Hand &c, and thence southwesery on Columbia street
20 feet to alley % eeJ and inches wide and ming
back said alley 80 feet thence still uOrthweSey about So
feet to the northwest outline Of said whole ground thence
northeastery that outline % feet to the northeast outline
of said entire ground; thence southeatery id outline
81 feet inches to the beginning This lot is subject TO the
rent of sS56 payable semi annually and improved by
three story BRICK DIV ELNG cOmmod0u and well built
The terms Of sale areOnehalf of the purchase MONEY TO
be paid in g. and half in u months with interest for
which the bonds of the purchaser will he required
with approved security the whole be paid in cash at
JOHN COATES.
GEO. WM. BROWN, Trustees
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BY WIZ. HAMILTON.
r TRUSTEES SALE.
VALUABLE I.EASEHOLD PROPERTY

- FAT CANTON.
The undersigned, y virtue of decree of the Superior
Court for Baltimore city, sitting eqnity in therein
pending, Trustee, will sell public auction at the pre-
misses on WEDNESDAY, September 22d 1889, at O'clock
p. NJ: '
ALL THAT GROUND situated in Canton, and described
as follows viz: Beginning for the the line the
east side of PatuNent street hundred north from
the formed by the nerseci Of the north side Of
ODonre street, and the side Of PatuXent
dened into m ket space thence northery, bounding
PatuXent street. fifteen thence tery, parallel with
ODonnel street seventy five thence souery parallel
with PatuXen street. fifteen feet and thence paal
lei vita ODonne street, seventy 1--WE feet the place
ginning.
Together with the improvements thereon. consisting of
well built thrzestory BRICK DWELLING, with Wooden
Sheds and Out Buildings. Ground rent $50 80.
Terms OF sale OneJhd cash; one-third in months,
the balance IN six months; the defird pay
interest," and to be secured to the satisfaction the Trustee
a3l-eo&ds VIM HAWii, Ton NnctionaeT
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SanAsTs an1 8rokfrs.

DHILIP COVER & CO.,
CORNER BALTIMORE AND HARRISON SITS,
DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
EXCHANGE.
BUY AND SELL CHECKS, AND UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at the lowest rates.
re- Will COLLECT all accessible points, promptly
and at low rates. jeltf
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THO. S. CUTTINGS Il CO,
~ BANKERS. EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS',
No. % SOUTH STREET,
Buy and sell on Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents.
Advances made Stocks, Real Estate. Notes. and other
eolateras.
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada.
Receive deposits in Banka5e and Uncurrent Funds and
the business of Private Banking in al of its depart
ments. Interest allowed on deposits. ial8d
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Goal

G0ai.
T7HE SUPERIOR HARD WHITE d Ash s G"'S''
Also FREE R GRA4 NJ Mo ~ Il &c coal ;n
'- - moi nv ''''' wR. SERVERS Co,
i7am Yard ard: 2ol cat i1isIl5f street rect
Coal Coal! Coal
- II. PENNIN GTON,
(Iate of the firm Of
PENNINGTON RIEMAN,)
ANrHR4 GEE AN NJ SE1iEa PftLES COAL
0FgIoEI,No, Exchange Place, near South street.
YARD-North street, near Madison street. je276m
w COAL NOTICE.
w = T. WASHBURN having withdrawn his interest
from the Office Lombard would hereby notify his
friends and customers that he be found the old
V Wr RRa XII b baR f 4s Eg E qualities of
the lowest market prices delivered part of the
'' Also PINR & GfSfSF 6AK WOOD for sale
good quality of COOKING COAL At SgPer ton,
ml7-6mr corner Lee and Light streets.
GEORGES CREEK COAL, SWANTON
0MINES. STEPHEN S. LEE, Agent,
LIVINGSTON COMPANY'S COAL.
IN Orders for this pure White Ash COAL, (Which has
been found by 70 excel all other kinds domesc aud
at the 6s g 9ona 94 4s be or left % y w R
Falls avenue (Gt Coal Yard below Pratt street Short
on hand and for sale by he carg single on
W Vi. McCII MONT IL co.
Baltimore, April l. 1889
MOTlCE.-'The undersigned having made ar
engagements to transact business for WM McCLYMONT
CO. would most respectfully announce his friends,
the Office 81 SECOND STREET. where he would pleased
receive orders, which will meet with prompt attention, guar
anteelng the Coal to give satisfaction.
Baltimore, April /, 1889 NJ ''''2 maa-tf
w F. WASHBURN,
W. DEALER
THE BEST QUALITIES or
WHITE AND RED A&H C0ALS
9REIGE A%9 Y1f3c o Ight streets
81 Your patronage is respectfully solicited ml76m
COAL coal,
f G9A II g Is PEI pounds Superior quality
~ Delivered free of charge any part the city, at
JOHN 6 Ga5 %s sg9 Rs.5 Bs,.,.
Ofice-N. W. corner Pratt and Fremont streets
-" n W: corner Park and Fayette streets
Wharf-foot Eutaw street
KNDLING wooDI .,,,,, ,,.., ,,.,.....
81 Gk 81 ~ F yRa T56 RIeE ~ Ell
s snG fyeF fe of IF charge I N FER EH less than
6ee@Prat t and Fremont street streets !" M''o''0'n
6 Park and Fayctte streets
WOODl WOODll
w. OAK AND PINE WOOD, without heing save
and split for sale at prices low be purchased at
. JOhN II. McGU iLOUGN.
Ofice-Pratt and Fremont streets
{" Park and Fayette streets. aulO-n
COALi C0AL!! COAL!lI
EDWARD A. ROBINS
IL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL.
Office No. Sun Iron Building.
Baltimore.
Yard-Corner Eden and Lombard streets
81 All orders left at Office will be promptly be al
tended 70. au3-f
TOAL.-
Y CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
American Companys and other mines in the Georges Creek
Valley, constantly for sale by the cargo car load
SrICKNEY & CO.,
ap2it Exchange Place.
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Socks am Statiptlfrp.

MURPHY & CO.-BOOKSELLERS, PUB
1sE LISTERS, PRINTERS,
- 8rATf466PRERs.
-, MARBLE BULLYING, ls2 BALTIMORE ST.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE
No. sSSS6Ht44T fi d Fl fTRTIRRssS STREET,
HAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
~ S{0RTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
and f29Ff bis o sPS will be as P 1gi MR d
N6 81 Ead and an in very great variety
ENVELOPES Of all kinds.
u AZ E ssry pf SGTiPn for SsG 42 nd
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
62 'Pf q II 81 b., F5kfET
Also 4 large assortment Of WRAPPING PAPER.
PLAYING CARDS. PRINTERS do. &c. &c, all at low
GoGNTEY MERCHANTS win do well to call fe22tf
9grftu!taraI.
RAUGH & SONS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE
ID LIME.
celebrated FERTILZER Sole agents for the States of
has been introduced in adjoining States some four years.
and wherever used has establishd itself superior
1t is made from Bones guaranteed to ccnta all the oyi
nal organic matter, and which have been boiled or
c@e.aed Tbs is mostimporant feature and the main
cause OF the efficacy and popularity of this Fertilizer 1t
both stimulates the growing crop, and permanently i'm
Farmers Planters are solicited to give it trial along
de OF PERUVIAN Guano other fertilizer and
We sell II at $i5 per ton of 1000 lbs and make liberal
MACDONALD DUGDALE,
a2S-f cor McElderry's wharf and Pratt st Bait.
3 000ToNs "a" PERUVIAN GUANo,
Into this Market
500 ToE rs a. E / DE ISLAND GUANo
aHn sE4T GG ISsPRcF F{ THE
EVER nP0RTED
AT As i Low v G PRPC les As q s' IAN
DE HAD IN THIS MARKET.
a24-t Wood street Bowlys wharf.
"EzcELss6593RS,g" PERUVIAN or,yo
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,
Containing fhos nGll Of f@ Gens s. per cent
fertilizer now offered for sale containing all the Stimulating
properties Of Peruvian Gpano and the durable ertizng
dry pow sowing wins or drilling in with the Grain
red letters None other genuine my gin" Jul '-'l'e III
Price SIS per 1900 lbs, J.J&F TURNER,
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LTME.-I0O bbls
oMtchell Crossdaes superior article to which we
aag quantity S ha tine Se Manfe the ss s
81 Exchange Place. fe56- IT,
A A MEXICAN GUANO, DROWN. Very
= n M OF Lime, containing ~ per cent more
man the Standard of fine texture, and free ofevery mpurty
For sale in bulk or bbls. by J. J. & +. TURNER,
iel9-u AZ Pratt street, Bait.
A A MEXICAN GUANO, (WHITE AND
BR0WN lin bulk bbls, containing from 60 to 65 per
cent Of Bone Phosphate Lime For sale by less
quantities by j. j. < + TURNER
tel9f ~ Pratt street
DERUVIAN GUANO-l, goo tons No. Peru
Il Wan Guano discharging from vessels direct from
Chncha Islands in beautiful ORDER for sale in quantities
suit A liberal discount made to Commission Merchants
and Clubs purchasing lots f5l tols upwards NAL
Com y co, Wood street Bowly's wharf. felOtf
NUANO GUANO
" NEVASSA GUANO.
.WM. F. MURDOCH,
Agent, No. So Exchange Place
/ am prepared to sell the flowing Phosphate
GUANOS to the trade and farmers.
BROWN COLUMBIA NEVASSA, TWG8S per cent bone
phosphate of Lime.
Also, WHITE MEXICAN AND AA BROWN MEXICAN
d23tf
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BENZ. WASKEYS
aaaOs anG Musir.

,-sssssEssssll--a T. D. BENTEEN,
s2 2sssaSzyafz SOLE AGENT FOR THE SALE
NUNNS & CLARKS PIANO FORTES.
WareroonS No 10 North Charles and 50 Fayee street
Constantly receiving supplies ofNUNNS CLARK'S
SUPERIOR PIANOFORTES.
From the subscribers long experience in dealing with
and being perfectly familiar with all the celebrated
makers of Pianos he is determined retain the Agency
only of NUNN'S d CLARkS PIANOS, being fully salts
fed by his experience and that of Others that they
the best and perfect Pianos before the public,
tone TOUCH workmanship, durability keeping in tune and
not breaking strings and the fact is being daily widely
known to all diSinterested persons.
81 81, PIan9s exchanged, for rent tuned and repaired
ORGAN HARMONIOUS 500 to $50
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:. W. CHILDS.
JOHN GAYNOR.

In addition to Commission business, have made
ample in the West have supplies brought
from the best packing points, which, with the advantage Of
extensive srnokeh9uses here will afford US facilities that
I've surpassed elsewhere We will keep hand
good stock OF PRIME BACON, PORK, LA RID, &c And hay
ing all that necessary carry cut this object, will
make il to the interest of dealers and consumers 10 purchase
from UHlLDS GAlNOR.
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avail myself Of this opportunity to acknowledge my
thanks for the liberal patronage extended heretofore and
hope the arrangements have made will produce in
Of trade and enable to merit the confidence of all
who may have intercourse wit. our business, . ~
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SiIbfr lare> tsstufIru, 1T.

ZINE WATCHES,
| Il JEWELRY,
AND
| SILVER WARE
We receiving Fall supply Of new goods which
We offer to customers and all who favor with
call reduced prices, old established stand 276 Bal
timore street,
| a27-lm WIN. BROWN & co.
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BUCKS FULTON HOTSE.

JOHN COATES.
GEO. WM. BROWN, : Trustees.
+. W. BRUNE, Jr, }
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Ii Cheapsde
ap8-tf Sole Agents for the United States
TSNHE MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
Il PROTECTIVE UNION,
INSTITUTED 1855
For the mutual protection OF its members from selling
irresponsible persons in the city.
Offices SECOND STREET, (near Town Clock, up stairs
F. P. STEVENS Il Co, Agents.
HI5T p T WHITNEY, Attorneys m,,s,s
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FENHE COMPREHENSIVE BETWEEN GIL
D. BERT CASSARD, ST., and TH0MAR CASSARD under
the firm of e. CASSARD Il SON DlSSOI4N ED on the
18th of November last by the dccSe OF the senior partner
The undersigned surviving continues the business
the name OF the old firm of G. CASSARD Il son.
n9tf THOMAS CASSARD.
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9irg q9g00G.
uOUSE, INSTITUTE,
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
NJ WROTH Il FULLERTON,
EETYMAN BYRD & co.

NO l6 HANOVER STREET,
AGsN7S FOR
THE AMERICAN and
BAY STATE PRINTS,
LAURGL p sHEETINGs,
PATAPSCO OSNABURGS,
UNION HnG
ne-iy DELLA RRIIS
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r IGHT PRESSED TOBACCO.
- Harris's Peoples Favorite.
" Wighcocomico
q" Belle Creole
:" Sultana, &c, &c, &c
Jas. Thomas, IRIS Malta POM, Honey Neon, &c, &C.
Goodwn's Pride of the Old Dominion
Harris, Spicer Harris Estremaduro
And all other desirable Louisa county Tobacco sale by
WARWICK, FRICK & BALL,
ieIitI 60 South street
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J0-aMilarsbip AOtites.

NOTICE.-The business hitherto carried on by
IN the undersigned, under the firm Of ", GAIL, will he
CONTINUED hereafter under the firm Of &; W GAIL q
AK &. W. GAIL
CHRISTIAN AK.
po14;, ell ~
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HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT sFO

Successors OF the former firm, we hope you will accord
the confidence whercwith the old firm has been honored
from its foundation VICTOR PELLEVOTSIN.
ALPHONSE PELLEVOISIN.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-30

In the ST. Louis Republican OF the 2ist UT efind
the following; Mrs. Bridget Burns, who resided on
Austin street, between Twelfth and Fourteenth streets
went on Saturday night to the house of neighbor,
and after conversing awhile, the girls commenced
singing some songs. One song, in which referenceis
made Of dead babe, seemed to make particularim
preston on Mrs Burns, as she requested the young
lady who sung it. not to repeat it. it reminded her
Of her own little one dead. After saying this
she was seen to fall from the chair insensibe. She
was carried to her own house, and in short time af
ter was corpse.
In New Y ork there is one physician to every six
hundred and ten inhabitants in Massachusetts, one
to every six hundred and fve in Pennsylvania, one
to every five hundred and sxty-one; in North Caro-
lima, one to every eight hundred and two; in Ohio
one to every four hundred and sixty Ave; in Maine
one to every eight hundred and eightyfour; and in
California one to every hundred and forty seven
We can envy Maine and pity California, for some
must swallow physic at frightful rate in the Gold
en- State. The whole number of physicians in the
United States is 40, 4S1.
A Paris correspondent of LIE Nord states that the
commission on the question of African '@emigra
ton" has terminated its labors The recruiting of
free aborers to be prohibited the east coast of
Africa, but it may be carried along the western
coast at Senegal, and on the coast of Guinea. The
commission also especially recommends the engage
mentof Coolies and Chinese.