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Uhce TghthOuse INSPECTOR, FhadeIphla, Dec y 1853
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
ARMY AND NAVY

The Navy Department is in receipt of dispatches
containing the following intelligence.
The Saratoga arrived at rampico on the Sd inst,
in thirteen days from Aspinwall. Commander
Turner had gone up to Tampco in boat The
Fulton left Maranham on the 18th ult., arrived at
Pernambuco on the 10Th, and would sail thence on
the Goth for st. Catharine's.
The Water Witch arrived at Pernambuco, from
Clara, on the 23d ut.
All the vessels had lengthy but safe trips being
so days in making distance usually accomplished
in 30 or 35 days.
The Harriet Lane, arrived at Pernambuco on the
25th ut., in six days from Maranham. She was to
leave for ST. Catharine's on the 2Sth ut.
The Cyane, bound for the Pacific, arrived at Rio
on the 10th inst, in fftythree days from Norfolk,
and expected to sail in week for Valparaiso.
The jamestown still cruising between the
| Colorado river and Chrquie Lagoon. On the LIST
instant, the mate of the American ship Forttude
arrived at San Juan del Norte, in the long boat
and represented the ship having been run ashore
off Cape Gracios de Dios. As there was both Eng,
fish and American vessels at anchor near, there
could have been suffering to the officers and
wreck.
A very graceful monument has Just been com
pleted at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, with the fol-
lowing inscription ITO the memory of the brave
men who fell at the capture of the Barrier
Forts in the Canton river, in November 1856
this monument is erected by their shipmates. y
Then follows the names of the vessels, "San Jacin
to, Portsmouth, and Levant," which participated
in that action.
Lieut. f. B. Hunts corps of Engineers, United
States Army, arrived at Key West on the 9th inst
He has charge of Fort Taylor, active operation
upon which commenced on the 9Th of December
and will be continued during the healthy season.
The appropriation for the fiscal year ending Jun
3Oth 1859, was $4,000. The appropriate,
for Fort jefferson, Tortugas, was Sl50,O00. Bot
of these extensive works are far advanced. A
Fort Taylor, "A inch Columbiads mounted
and number of howitzer guns, in casemented bat
teries Fort Jefferson is the larger work of tn
two. The first tier is ready for the armament
which will be very heavy. These two work
| mount over 700 guns.
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ATLANTA, Dec. 3I.-A man named Webb was
shot and killed here at noon to-day by w. A.
Choice. public meeting was held at the Court
House this evening" to determine whether the law
shall be allowed to takeTits course hang Choice
on the spot. A mob is now assailing the caaboose
and there is great excitement.
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The Red River Overland Mail

ST. Louis, Dec 3O.-James Campbell, the conduc-
tor of the overland mai route between Fort Smith
and Red river, has arrived here having traversed
the line to Upton on horseback. He repor is that
the road from Upton to Springfield is the worst
ever travelled over by COACH requiring forty hours
to make the trip, while in ordinary times only
eighteen hours are necessary. The whole route is
now Thoroughly stocked and equipped, and every
facility is afforded for speedy and safe travel Mr.
chased large farm in the vicinity of Fave tteville
Arkansas, which he designs making his future re-
sidence
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ALBAnI, Dec 3U:-A very large quantity Of
counterfeit twenty-dollar bills on the State Bank
of Troy has been circulated in the Western cities
lately. The bills so well executed that the
most expert detectives have been deceived and
large quantities taken by the Banks Eight hun
dred dollars of this money received at the As
sorting House and sent to the Bank Department.
where it was examined and pronounced fraud al
though had it not been known that such bills were
circulating, even the Register,whose name was on
worth was received by the State Bank of TROY,
with the Exchanges from the Western cities and
returned to the agencies in this city and Newly ork
The State Bank Of Troy has issued a circular call
ing in all their twenties so that they may be des-
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

WEST INDIEs.-905 bbls. -four $50 do. meal; 80
pun oil do 300 bus 260 do pease; tres rice $50
bbls Bread 80 do beef 60 do pork 10 HAMS bbls
do $50 kegs lard $50 tins do $50 boxes cheese loo do
candles hhds tobacco; 6pun matches 10 bbls tar 10
nit
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FIRE STATISTICS The following table gives cor
rect account of the number of alarms of fire, the
actual fires, the false alarms, burning of chimneys,
and the causes, incendiary accidental, which
books of Fire Inspector Boyd. The proprietor did
not keep an account of the value of the property
destroyed nor the amount of Insurance on the
same and it necessarily follows that any stateme mt
ID reference to the amount of losses sustained dur
ing the year, must be mere speculation and guess
work
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,

Police STATISTICS OF BALTIMORE FOR THE YEAR
ls5S.--The following is official document com
piled in part by Mr.. Joseph J. Johnson, the Chief
Secretary of the Police Marshal which will show
at glance the number of arrests made by the po-
lice department during the year ending last eve
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| BosToN, Dec. 3l.-George French, formerly first
officer of the Ship Waverly, and Weeks, the second
mate, Who were condemned to ten years imprison-
ment for endeavoring to suppress a mutiny in
| which many Coolies were killed at Manila, have
been liberated through the intercession of Minister
! DODGE at Madrid.
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This shows that 70 applications for divorce,
either rinculo or filed during the year;
three less than in 1857, and two less than in 1856
OF these 70 applications, 81 divorces were granted
being 10 less than in 1857, and than in 1856.
During the year 1885, there were 80 divorces grant
ed in 1856 there We're 80, in 1857 there were 81,
and in 1858 there were 81, total of 16O divorces
granted in four years.
LICENSE STATIsrIcs.-The following amounts have
been received during the year 1858, from licenses
and other sources, by the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas, and by him paid into the State
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Total,

MARRIAGE STATIsTIcs.-The following table will
show the number of marriage licenses issued by the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the year
ending, December 3lst, 1858, and for the the three
preceding years.
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Steamboat Collision
The Kansas and Nebraska Gold Dig

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 31.-A collision between the
steamers ''Dickey' and s'Uncle Sam has occurred
seventy miles below here The former has been
damaged to the value of SIS, 600.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec 30.-Authentic accounts, confirm
atory of the previous advices respecting the rich
ness and extent of the Kansas and Nebraska gold
mines, continue to pour in.
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The Anficinofed ReynIufio,, n, C,,,I,o

New ORLEANS, Dec. Cultivate advices from
Cuba confirm positively the statement that squad
OF Americans are in Cuba ready to aid the revolu-
tonists. All have gone their with regular pass
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Newspaper Office Burnt.
DETROIT, Dec. 31.-The Tribune office was burnt
this morning, together with its conte nts. Loss
S25, 900.
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Captain VIM. j. McCluney has been appointed
to relieve Com. Mcintosh in command of the Home
Squadron; and the latter will retire to Georgia in
order to recruit his health.
The President has confirmed the decision of the
naval court-martal in the of Passed Assistant
Surgeon Miles; and he has been dismissed from the
service.
The Secretary of the Navy has awarded the
contract for engines to the vessel being built at
Norfolk, to Murray & Hazlehurst, of Baltimore.
The contract for engines for the Philadelphia YES
sells has not yet been awarded.
In obedience to the recommendation of the Gov
ernor bills have been introduced in both branches
of the General Assembly of Arkansas, to suppress:
the circulation of bank notes of q less denomina
! ton than $50 in that State,
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L ATES N f w s.
TELEGRAMS
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF 1.-THE DAILY EXCHANGE. :
ARRIVAL OF THE FULTON
T. HALTFIX

HALIFAX, Dec. 3l.-The steamer Fulton from
Cowes with Liverpool dates to the 18th, put in here
this afternoon for coal. She has $50 tons of
freight and twenty-eght passengers. She
countered succession of violent westerly gales for
period of twelve days.
The Canada arrived out on the 18th and the City
of Baltimore on the 18th.
Lord Abercrombie succeeds Lord Napier as Minis
ter to Washington.
The European and American Steamship Company
is to wind up
Money was very easyat London and in good sup
ply at per cent. Consols closed at 971SG097H.
The funds were buoyant.
The Russian mobiles are unwilling to emancipate
their serfs without full indemnifcation.
The Emperor of Morocco has given up to Spain,
without conditions, tho officers and soldiers cap
tured by the Riff pirates.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 15-Cotton.-Sales last three days
1000 bales including 1000 bales ators and the
same amount for export. The market generally closed
with an Vancng tendency the extreme price obtained
in some cases showing an advance of 1-l6.
Manchester advances are favorable. Market frmer,
and prices partially higher.
Decentralization has a declining tendency Pieces
easier quotations unchanged. Wheat very dull but
nominay unchanged. Corn dull and quotations nomi-
nal. Southern flour 20s Ohio Dis. Corn-Mtxed 24s
d27s.
Provisions.-Market generally dull Beefis heavy
Pork is dull Bacon quiet. Lard dull
Produce.-Rosin is steady at As. 81. Sugar buoyant
Coohee is quiet. Spirits Turpentine dull 39s Rice
steady.
THE LATEST
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday-Sales of 900 bales of Cotton
to-day. Market firmer with an increased demand.
From India there advices of the capture of
Fort Suriree in Dude by the English. MANY of
the rebels with their leaders had submitted.
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SAMUEL II.
BY GIBSON Il co.

o. TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
jii ELK RIDGE FARM.7lBy virtue Of a deed Of Trust
December 1855 ana nov recorded among the land records OF
Howard county, subscriber Trustee will offer pub
lie at the Exchange Sales Rooms. No 10 South Gay street.
in the city of Baltimore, THU IiSDAY, the 9th day OF
january, 1889, at O'Clock, p. VI.
ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM containing about 235
of land which Henry H. uc resides, lying
the Columbia Turnpike road in Howard county, about ~
miles from the Railroad Depot, at Ecots Mills 1t adiOns
the lands of Mesrs Caleb Dorsey, Samuel Wethered, John
r. D. Thomas Allen Thomas, and is in the heart Of the
Elk Ridge neghhorhoOd. . - 49,
The improvement consist of a FINE STONE DWELLING,
with STONE BARN, QUARTER and STABLES, and all
necessary out buildings.
The land of fine quality with abundance of wood and
water.
The situation being Of the healthy in Maryland
and the vicinity the Railroad offer g; inuCCmcnt, Fl,
business from the city to buy the leaving Eli
Mills to reac! the city mt latest by yoCuck,
A NJ and leaving the city as late as II, p NJ in the winter
The title is ndispuabc
The of sale that one half Of the purchase money
shall be paid in cash the day sale, and the balance
equal instruments in and years from the day
sale, the credit bear interest, he secured by
mortgage the farm.
WN. II. G. DORSEY, Trustee
dl62awtS S,A, PAT. ENT. GIBSON " co, AuctiOnccr
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THE ROUTE BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND


U. S. SCHOONER Kenmore Cooper,
Honolulu, Nov. Is, 1858.
SIR have the honor to inform the department
of the arrival of the Fenimore Cooper at this port
after cruise of forty-three days during which we
visited the positions assigned several dangers be
tween San Francisco and the Sandwich Islands, on
and near the route to China. as registered on the
Chart of Reported Dangers, compiled under the di-
rection of Commander Rodgers, viz
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-With the
trade for the week there has been but little
ment few western buyers have been here during the
last fortnight but their number does not increase,
will that be likely until after the of the
year. Christmas generally observed here
than before, the shoe and leather being with
exceptions Our dealers making their
preparations the spring trade which will probably
early next month. Work is plenty in all the
manufacturing districts and indeed we hear ofcompants
of scarcity of hands in places Manufacturers
fast driving ahead and the advancing prices Of stock
seem to give an impetus to business The cost of goods
about ready for market will be igh the
impression that those made after the year opens will
have be got up at increased COST and seems
therefore, to be tendency to do much possible
once.
The spring stock goods will undoubtedly be held at
firm prices There is reason why this should not be
so. The money market is easy-perhaps too easy-and
manufacturers will not he obliged reduce their
to pay gain the spring goods
been got up with than usual care will
eddy bring better prices that account. There is
good reason why the spring business should not pay
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Dec. so p. M-Cotton
is held with much rmness but the Indictment weather
has had tendency to keep back the manufacturers
Sales of ITO bales chiefly Upands at II 4G124 cts. per
h. cash for low grade and middng fair quality and
12A(a13H cents time. In Bark no further transac-
tons Holders ask SIS per ton The demand for Glover
seed continues undated with further sales of 4G5OC
bushels ordinary and prime quality So 5075 per Ga
lbs including small lot of the latter at s5Sl4 and
Of recleaned for export private terms In Timothy
and Flaxseed no further transactions In the Flour
there is little activity, and $500 barrels
disposed of at $512% per bo for superfne S. so fol
Western extra and S. 75G6 for extra family including
lot of 200 bbls. Brandywine at 1913. The sales fol
home consumption have been to limited extent within
the range of the figures, and fancy lots at 25a
$50 per Dbl In Rye Flour and Corn Meal nothing doing
Gran.-The demand for Wheat continues quite limited
Sales of 200 bushels at 25 &c for good and prime
$4,000 bushels sold Sods2c. for Pennsylvania 7sc
for Delaware Corn is more inquired after, and there
very little Offering Sales of 500 bushels at roc for
yellow and &c for white Old yellow is scarce. Dat
continue in fair request Sales of 900 bushels
are quiet. Small sales of Mess Pork at s1775 per Dbl
$4,000 Bulk Sides sold at SIC H. time and so ties
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arg 6gubs

NALL OPENING
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS.
Comprising all the newest and most attractive styles
In SILK ROBES, A TABLEAU;
ROBES A LEI;
ROBES, A DOUBLE JUPE;
SILKS, by the yard in great variety.
Also, Il complete assortment of
PRINTED MERINOS;
DELAINES;
POPLINS:
MERINO PLAIDS;
POLE DE CHEVRES;
SHAWLS;
With complete stock of
MOURNING GOODS;
To which will be adding all the novelties of the
S large and well selected stock of Housekeeping and
DOMESTIC GOODS Also, full of IOrHS and
CASSIMERES, for Mems and Boys wear.
n3tf WROTH FULLERTON, 50 Baltimore st.
CEILING OFF ! SELLING OFF
~ HOSIERY, SHIRTS,
GLOVES AND DRAWERS.
SIGNS, AMOS LOTEJOT
l23 BALTIMORE STREET,
Between Calvert and South opposite the American office
shall this day commence selling out large and wei
selected Fall and Winter stock of HOSIERY, SHIRTS
DRAWERS, GLOVES, YARNS, LADIES' DRESS TRIM
MlNGS, &c without regard cost prior tearing dowr
the building in the spring This is opportunity seldom
offered the stock is and Of the best quality and
be closed out before the building Come
and the bargains for yourselves and
stand. SIGNS, AMOS LOEEJOY,
l23 Baltimore street, doors west of South,
ocl3tJanl opposite the American Office.
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Prices and saies of Stocks IN Ne,o York.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WIN. FISHER & Son, Stock and Bill Brokers'
No. % SouTH STREET.
BALTIMORE MARK ETS.

MarktL steauy.
There was no Second Board at New York today
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Mliseellaneous.
no ALCOHOL 4 LIQUOR DEALERS.

ITO ALCOHOL Il LIQUOR DEALERS
IL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
TIE BEST CONCERN IN CINCINNATI NOW OFFERED
FOR SAEhe subscriber DESTROYS Of changing their bus
ineSS offer COHO STILL and FIXTURES for sale, which
are and in complete order, and to those acquainted
with the Alcohol and liquor trade opportunity
offered 1t would be a desirable concern also the
of Alcohol, who manufacturing Burning Fluid
&c In word, it is that is thy the attention
of any DESTROYS of engaging in good and profitable
mess We therefore call the attention Of those who seek
ing business to make money, establishment
Sc West Front street. between Vine Race
learn the particulars terms, &c by calling on SNYDER
door.
ALSO:
We have on hand lot of Rye Whiskey, copper distilled,
three years old very superior article which will sell
terms that would be worthy the attention of dealers
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QJOaI.

" COAL!
COAL AT FIVE DOLLARS PER TON-22iO punds Su-
periOr quality of White, Red and Grey Ash COAL.
B5 Delivered free of charge any part of ithe city, at IS
per ton-2,2i0 pounds.
JOHN g. MCCULLOUGH,
Coal and Wood Dealer.
Ofce-N. ". corner Pratt and Fremont streets.
\. W. corner Park and Fayette streets
Wharf-foot Euaw street.
KINDLING WOOD
M KINDLING WOOD!
am now preparing my wharfhy steam power, SAWED
AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD, which | will sell
and deliver free of charge Mt TEN PER CENT less than
any dealer in the city. JOHN q MCCULLOUGH,
Oihce-lratt and Fremont streets
Park and Fayette streets.
WOOD! WOODl!
w OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
and split for sale at prices low can he purchased
Light street, or other wharves in the city.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH
Offce-Pratt and Fremont streets
Park and Fayette streets. aul0tf
~ o A L.
~ CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
American Company and other mines the Georges Creek
Valley, constantly for sale by the cargo load
STICKNEY X Co,
ap2ih Exchange Place.
| CUAs FORSTER, In Wy r SLACK
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AIlasfnlfNts.

ERONT STREET THEATRE.
Sole Sis f " ton KING
!" Al ihPrY NEW YEAR Eli b ''''
WHO PA II RS6TSSfiE 22s KINGS
THIS DAY at * qsiSfk for Ladies and Children.
F? Nth the 5 III tie s tRif KRfte99on
The Dashng and Lovely EqgeStTenne in acts of Delight
ZINC NJ, The successful Leaper and Equestrian.
oDA'l' t sIH Ef I5SG, the songster,
AlMAR, the Qnizaca.
CIV, ,-r,,,r,,r -, Mast SMITH, the Monkey
GO EARLY AN iS' BIZ me4 PI&Ss& RH the bill 1t
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
HAPPY NEW YEAR To ALI.
TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT
MR.. JOHN T. FORD.
THIS So9PHfs GH sFRhTk HEGGs6Rns RsG 5 m
Wien will 6g BfTG9r% q Al t&f fSmedietta Of
Col vavasour '.'i' 90 Mr. J. H. stoddart
CARNIVAL SCENE Of MONTE CRIsTo,
THE cA n EPl FAMILY,
Who stand unequalled in the world,
and n i2f F sFfS& Gf fGs age.
viii also appear.
On SATURDAY EVENING, January l, 1859,
The p M5gfE Gk ffgffSt2Icle of
MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
WI GREAT SUCCESS! CROWDED NIGHTLY!
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec 29th, and every evening
SATURDAY Afternoons ut O'clock the large Mammoth
Moving Illustrations Of INDIA AND THE LATE MUTINY,
showing some Of the most interesting in the late
WAR WITH lNDlA-IremendOus Charges of Artillery
Burning of Observation-Disclosures Destroying their Children
The Mutneers Numbering the English Troops Women
! els-JESSIE BROWN, etc.
Doors at 615; the Paintings will 716 o'clock
Admission % cents. Children under years
d27-lw*
| TEMPERANCE HALL,
Il GAY STREET,
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
OF
J. INSCO WILLIAMS CELEBRATED
BIBLE PANORAMA.
This magnificent painting commences with Chaos, and
tnues down i'll historical order the BabyOnsh Captivity
containing than fifty Of the sublime interest
| ing scenes in the Bible.
Exhibitions every evening Doors open 4 to l. com
| mencng at ~ precisely
Tickets % cento be had at the Hall door Children
| der ten years old 10 cents
| Also exhibitions on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS for Families and Schools Doors open at 2 to com
mence at 3 o'clock precisely.
| Explained by PROF. TIBBITS. d2Gtf
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IL Fayctte street.
25law3w SAMUEL H. COVER, Auctr

TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue ola Decree Of
IL the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the undersigned
Trustees, will offer public sale at the Exchange Reading
Rooms, Gay street. SATURDAY, the I'D day OF
january, 1883, ut o'clock, p. N - - -
|. ALL THAT THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT at the Southwest corner Of Lombard street and Marsh
Market Space, binding six inches Marsh
Market Space, and twenty-siX feet Lombard street
3, A. THREE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLINGS
adjoining the above, each fronting thirteen feet six inches
the south side of Lombard street. with depth of twenty
four feet six inches
Terms of sale: third balance
twelve months, with interest and security. Title
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GEO. ". CUTIUM, Capt L. S Engineers
Charleston, s. c., Dec. Is, 1858.

The Light Ship on Cross Lodge, Delaware Bay will be
moved from her station for the winter about
the Both inst, the ice in the bay may render ii
BY order of the Lighthouse Board:
II. 5. STELLWAGON,
fr,u,' \
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ALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BoARI

UtCtmIer 1905.
$104 Bait 6s, old, 80. 80 shs. Far& Mer Blk. 40%
400 :. &c new, 80. .9S4 46 9 = ..404
1850 &O.RR. BIDS 5..SS% II shs Santa c. NJ C. .1sa
1000 N. W. Va. RR BIDS. 10 % " cash. .1sai
3dm. "a lbs shs B.&O.RR so
shs. Blk. of Bait. ..994 100 % " s6Oaf 10. soy
%
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4ianos an1 Ntusit.

---zziA3-ss--1 THE BEST PIANO FORTES
e5.l-S@E-z-z-.ISS.I
n u Il II CHICKERING & SONS
III d They have received 80 Medals their su-
perority all other makes and the late fair Ma
ryland Institute the HIGHEST AWARD. They are
acknowledged by all judges, he the BEST PIANOS in the
United States.
re- Soe excellent second hand Pianos for sale Pianos
tuned. J. T. STODDARD,
daft No 4 South Calvert street
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