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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-16

We are authorized 20 aun11lce T. s. GRIFFIN as 3
ca1didste Tor the once o. Trustvs o. shelby county, al
The ensuing March election. ty22-te
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m bris choice Hess Beef On c-usisnnanf, and 70
lUO sale ioE % The trade.
nole-G r. p. DANDY
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cHRIsTMAsI CHRIsTMAsM

~ Watches, Diamonds, Silver and Plated
ware. Cutlery, Clocks, Fancy Goods, etc. See Jas
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NEw SUsscEIBERs.-We return our thanks
20 Samuel A. Ssyles Esq. Of Lexington, Hen.
dsrson county, Teen, for a club Of thirteen
subscribers to our mammoth WEEKLY. We
are also under obligation to our friend F. B.
Raylsnd, ESQ., Of Daneyvilie, for a club Of
new subscribers to the Weekly APPEAL. We
shall in the future, ss heretofore, share no ex-
ertions to render the AEPEkL worthy OF its
now large and constantly Increasing pat
nonagr.
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MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.

~A ALoLWIeNI
We Il, I've OgHaR
CAPT. A. r IRWIN. Capt D CLARKE
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For rIarE Of CON-

FOF COUNTY IEustee.
We are authorized % sunounce 4. WOODWARD a. q
Candidate Tor County Trustee Of Shelby County al the
crsaing March election. au3l-tds
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t~utoudJo5 I~Huoldl5 dHl ~odIuIlaJal
connecfinE at Gaines Lalfias win a E1s 90 STAGE
thr1ugh ArEansas, and a. vaaE.5u1s via no gaeEuu
Railroad
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Ear Aftorner Genera

SMITH p. BANKHEAD Is = candidate for the once Of
Acknowledgement for the Fifih, Thirteenth snd Four
teents Civil District. ss2-te
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We are autho-iErd D. auro1noa " p. a a. q can
didsie for reelection 10 M omcs q County Trustes, II
the March election. sepEtes
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For Attorney-GeneraI.

We are authorized 70 announce WI n MORGAN. Of
Germantown, Is a candidate FOR County Trustee q Shell
nv rrurfv oe2S-raa
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FOR County Trustee

We are authorized b snn1unce VA. SEAY a. q can
didate Tor Atto-ncy-Gcneral, iOr the Finhf Thirteenth
nnd Furr.ran-h Ciril nI.lricts. seio-tea
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For Acknowledgement.

For Att0Fuey-eeneFas-
We are authorized % a1nounca =. Z. RAGLAED a.
eaudidate fer AtIorueF-Grnfra for the Fiuh, Thir-
senfh rnd Fourteenth Civil Districts. ses-te
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8sgnlar gatArts.



For Espoisoa "a Vicssburz.
TEE 1ue steamer VICTORIA. q s. mail IT,
i psetst. vlllsage e above on sATUR-k
aiis-ais LHaREsrAD. AEsnt
~ Lus Rae1 ana Pine Blua.
TUE ans g g. nail packet RID WING
II Capt Halnes. win i-ave ~ a11re on
SATURDAY December a. 81 IT,
ply o tasle-lI = HAR4sIAD AEsn
For N1psisou and Gaiuss' Landing.
THE ane steamer . G CLrsE. Captain IT,
i Norman. rll leave - lesge on -
pay ln'' a''iA A''' !. 2 Dill 1ssa1.
1870 1889.
Us MAIL DAILY LINE to
-
NEW ORLEANS.
rHE MxxPHIs AND SsW ORLEANS
STEAM PACKET COMPANY
WILL ran us.r ba.i. b. follows One q Beasd
w Ne ss~orsaas Line WIN cave A'HPhi nd
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.
On Mondays
We "a rs X Il, EgFG Oymaks
Capt A. a rEvIE. Capt oLA2EE
On "edno@day8-
Jg1O SEyTOFDS, = LIPSEs
On Frfdays,
r 4 T. "a. r.. -. HILL
CAPS SA- WRAT CAPS ? NEEH
ne vICEsBEEG LINE -H leave on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
e~aaaeiinE at Gaines La.dss vim a Hssof siass
hguzh Arksnsas, and az viez-suls via mo SasEnl
On Tuesdays,
KAEE JAA LEa
On Thursdays,
-.-s--...-.Ca " HAuk-
On Saturday,
DANIEL y HlCAa-
By nis arrangsnruf usssnsen ore -scursd aiF
communication fsul-ags eE-eFiep -stFen AsmEs
and NsE Orleans, eifser By olat al ne rg q EAs
Particular uttentcu paid % AWAY business
Ap7iJ % ~. Secretary,
8. n. SHOCK. Passenger Assa-. oaAm
Hanev'ue Wsek- Albanian. ChnrIest-a g. o.
Courier tally NashvlIc Banner, dalyi and Phladai-
Pl sletn a @ -1l
senf aus p the el1e o. -le caupany u MS city.
Regular "Wednesday Packet
Lizzie Simmons,
FOR .EEW- ORLEANS.
TUE Bleaid Pew steamer LIZZIE sINA0Sa aeo.
Il n Et mastery n L1net1-u, clerk VII STRIVE
on sUNDAT aud ieavso on WEDNESDAY Al below. Tour
shipments are respectfully selected Partc-iaT sua-
uou PAID % svsry rusiuosss and cel7ey % piaztation
and levee sup1l@--
DArE or BErARrUHEs FRou NE,rrH1s AID SEw
Msmshas New OfI.sas.
elzesiag......Ollat 2s -llssiaT...Nogembs 2
-.-.-.NoV- 9 and I .---Ngv- tf nd d
....--Dcc. TarIZff 90 -..-Dsc. % ana p
ian. 9 tfaur 81 .-..Ian. ~ ana
your orlsrs Dor up rr-lla- SIP Be- hsrEuIy received
and promptly attended o.
IT, WILLIAMS s CO, Arsuz.
oeo-sls ~. H5sard,s EoE
y1eHaPhis and .frkGBssas RfreT
USITEB STATES VAL LINE,
Composed o. me aHoras new and sieglat Passenger
s9lIH HAlaE A
RID WlAG-.----.-.---.I SMITH.
8 H. IUCKER--..------ EEEsE PnIcHAHD,
LADY WALrON..s-----Na b NoULAzpf
TUE above named rats Ulu enter &c T.
i Memphis md ArEaus4s rIVcri -aleu L
ne opening o. navigation iu ne Co.,
uver install and remain lema1rnty lu ne raie
Leavlnz Memphis Iueslags lhgsETs and sl-lrlaTsn
G3cack 2. 81 Fer an raruarol apuT io
IouN D. al Couracars
ar LARRY HAaEsrAD. Agent
ea-sn. cor. E us M Hadisoa sresu-
Regular ssempa5sand n. orleans
THURSDAY PACKET LINE
| ONE o. The mnoEinz s.eansrs ual isavs Memphia
- o. OWENS EVEAY FHthsnAL p 5 raocE.
.. ~ GA sSIvra. w,.,r. SAX a-sTsosEa7 xssi.
ne above steamers have ere so.lnnocslaas ur rt-
seussrs lnish Ppeu can rely apenner guaualT %
Coauectious made ar N.-a,eaa win he rs-uiar A1tm-
sas and White river p-eseu. Eqr r1rucus- ery ~
ocis-2m a r WGLL1AM g. co.
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On Thursdays.
u~r~-nura o. uHwE
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We are auihorized 70 anncrnre FRANK BYRD a.
candidate for Constable in the PIN civil Disriei, At q
easuing election oei5-tUs
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Londen stock MARKET
Lornos, De-. f-The martsi hr o-lsis c'sed b.
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= M : N . -
doubtless prove very acceptable holiday present. See
Advertisement ca seoond pass. o1s-dtvsv2
WALKER & BIOS viii remove rem their
old stand, Ne. - Front Rsv, to IRE "Ciay Building f"
Main street, between Jsaerson and Adams, in January
nert. noIs-dHa1
r. Leeehss for sale at Wm. C. Werner,
Cuppor and Lsseher, No. Is Main street above EaFkst
nos-sms
WEDDING AND YIsIrrSs CARDS, engraved
and printed in the best style Of the art, by
oe6-sm F. H. CLARK s. co
You viii save twenty per cent. by buying
your Clothing Of NJ. Kaufman & Co, No. 10
Front Row, from their own mandatory, p
CORTLAND street, New York. Their large and
varied stock Of Cents Furnishing Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
they offer at eastern prices.
Can and be convinced, at No. 10 Front Row,
Memphis, Tenn. oeto-Sm
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mill
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
ORGILL, BROS. & co.
Lands for sale-ses Hopkins & Kirby's card
on The first page.
Refer t. Strauss, Lehman & Co-'s column on
fourth page.
See F. H. Clark & Co.'S column.
Watches, clocks, JewelTy, slEsr and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A. J. Warren 4 Co, 293 Main street.
In anstner column, see the advertisement OF
GEoReE PArTIsoE & Co., Booksellers and
S ationers, 263 Main street, near Madison
street.
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THE ane steamer T. G. CLIEE. Captain
i Norman. viii leave a. a11Fs on FRI-
DAY. fhis tlyl at2P. a. ABBY o -
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For Circuit Court Clerk

For Circuit Court Clerk.
O. n AESuPl o. q ca iiitate for The once q Cierk 81
ne Circuit Court o. SHELBY county, a. he ensuing March
riecfian. o. te
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We are authorized % aun1un1e n. d. L STEWART
- . candidate for re-eieiion 70 ne ono o. Clerk Of ne
orouit Court Of Shelby county a. he ensuing Nsrch
election. oc-te
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-16

Fol- GEeEk OF County
We are zuthorized 20 annunce TaESEVAST
Clerk ~ the County Court - shelby county. a. oandi-
sssa r- r9-afarfiun. aas-tfs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-16
Fer Attorney-GeneraI.

We arc authorized 20 announce EDWARD PICKETT
JR., a. . candidate for Att1ruey-GenerE Tor ne Finh
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Civil nisfricts- aus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-16

We are auth1riEed 20 anln-uce THOS e. HILLS a
candidate Tor Clefk o. the Circuit Court o. shelby coz
" a. Raleigh, At Inc e. suing Harch election.
erac-tes
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~ Ila1s H. ana Pine Bi1a

TfHH lne steamer VICTORIA b. s. mail
Il pactaf. viii Leave 81 above on 5Aluh~
DAY, December ~. u5F-H Alpiy % -
aTls-nt T. HARMsrADs Agent
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We are Authorized 20 announce Y. q. COLLINS a. I
candidate for Attorney General Cor the Fifth, Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Civil Districts. sppS-feH
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u I'D" NJ u III |T-1
THE ine q. g. nail packet p WING, IT, -
Il Capt Halnes. win l@ave ~ above on k
SATURDAY December 81, 40 So. 81 49,
ply o tdsie-isI L HARNsTAD, AEe1t
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FOF CountV TFustee.

II. c. BREWER, OF sulphsr wen Post once, isa car
adste for C5znty Trustee Of Shelby county TENNESSEE
naSraa
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FOR COUNTY Court Clerk.

We are authorized 20 rln11nca JOH P. SAL as
candidate for reelection 10 he once o. Attoruey-Gener
in the Fifth. thirteenth ind Fourteenth Districts.
se2-6swtss
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For AttOrney-General

We arc authorized to announce J. b. MOsELET a Car
didate for Clerk Of the Comulun Law ami ChanoeFy ia
sitel and C Courts d the cT Of Memphis.
este
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FOR Circuit Court CierE

We are autso-ized 70 EllsEnoe JAS. z FELrS a can
didate FOR TIE oEce 81 s1crlf Ter Sheihy C1anty, AZ TIE
Z enruinr March alarftnn. Er2-ses
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-16

TIE BUCKLEY SEREEADEns-Inis p0puIar
Froup win give their last entertainment in
this city this evening at Odd Fellows HsH
Since their first appearance here, about q
week ago, their success has been beyond pre-
codent in the history Of amusemenls in this
city, as they have played invariably to over
flowing houses Their entertainment this
evening Win be the most attractive Of he Sc
ries, as twill compose a recsPitulatiOn Of al
the good things Of the week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-16

WALEER & Bios will remove rem their
old stand, Ne. 70 Front RsE, to Ire CLAY Building p
Main street, between JsGerson and Adams, in January
-
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
We are authorized % annlunce TH0S. D.. ELnRIDGE.
IS candidate for Attorney General fer the Finn, Thir-
tenth and Fourteenth CfvifDfsfriez. ees-fes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-16

DANIEL HUE
By this arranEemeuf PASSENGER ore aecured alE
oommunicsftan suna5z eEcea1ci1 Between hemg0l9
and New Orleans. erser By blat aI ne wy Or u Fies
burg and therce By rlii-
Plrticuisr atssitlon paiI to AWAY bushes
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REDUCED PRICES.
JAMES
DEALER IN
.TIIE HIICHES
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE
CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED WARE
FANCY d :. Etc,
SIGN OF TIE GOLDEN EAGLE,
23S Cor. COssT and Main Streets.
TAXES this metssi o. returning rs sincere thanks
i 10 bis numerous patrons fr The very liberal support
received az their hands durins the hst twelve months,
and assures Them that nothing on his part slailbe want
ing % merit a eontinulnce o. the sane.
NJ st9k 30 ne present time, Is rePiete with al The
One goods that make
First Class JeWeIry Establishment,
Having pers1naIy devoted two months IN the Eastern
Cities in the seiec ion % the sane. And I vouid call
der Or increase ny sales, 7 win sell, up 70 he frst o.
January, iso, at
First Class JeWeiFV Establishment.
PRICES!

HsvIrE pers1naIiy devoted two months IN the Eastern
Cities IN the ssiec ion % the sane. And voud call
he attention OF M PATROLS, and me paoic, that ln or
der O. increase ny sales, 7 win sell, up 10 he frst o.
mmmn- Humm a
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S. w. N. d.,

sEoTE-singer's sewing Machine always considered
The best-incs the prices have been iclucet are the
cheapest - well a. ne most bezutiful Sevine Ns=hiues
| in the word. dafauaI
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CUTLERY
FANCY GOOu

%
knives, Plated Blades, in eases, o. dirsrsut p..f-rns
CLOCKS.
From 81 % up . sI58.
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For Register Of shelby County.
A. B. taylor Is cndidats Tor Register Of shelby
cruufv- A ne ensuing aarch election. FepI7-fes
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As brown, uEEuEH
Grelada Miss. I.
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We are autlorlael . announce JUN hhNNN as
candidate Tor County cosrt Clerk o. shelly county At n
fnsuiug March election. o~cii-te'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-16

I. n. BARNETT is a~caniidate for Attsrney-General
for the FIN. Thirteenth. ard Fourteeufh Civil Districts
Of shelby oouaty, Tennessee, a. the ensuing election
fherafar- eel
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Fol- County Register.
be I We are authorized % annsunce HENRY LAKE as q
lp- candidate Tor reelection 70 ne cmoc o. REGISTER u shelby
re- 0o-ntv EaTorAs
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physician. SURGEON and ACCOUCHER- most re-
i spectful 2 tenders bis professional services 30 ul
citizens q Memphis, and may b found a. tha Drug Store
Of Messrs Goodyear Go, On Jeherson street. adioin-
ing the Pot once, from 10 A. n to5P H.. during The
day, and AZ night AZ the residence % J c. Holland, on
Market street below Third. del5-I5m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-16

UE SnEAAAs
ROBT- L. SMITH is q candidate for reelection b the
once Of ShsriT Of shelly County Al The ensuing Narch
election. sepils
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~ Leeehes for sale at VIM. c. Werner,
Cuppor and Lssehsr, No. Is Hasn street. above Market.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-28
THURSDAY MORNING, Oct. 9th, 1859.

1hthNDAh MORNING, oct. Zltn, 1899.
MEsSRS. EDIroRs.-Genlcmen | would most re-
spectfully ask of you if you do not think it would
be wise suggestion to the business men of our CITY
of every class and trade to close all places of bust
ness at the coming election, from o'clock in the
morning until in the evening, and thereby give
to every the day for his country and his rights.
Respectfully yours &C., &c.
SUBSCRIBERS AND ADVERTISERS.
We do most decidedly approve of this s1gges-
ton. Men should have no excuses to keep them
from the polls on next Wednesday. In the first
place little or no ordinary business can be done on
that day, so that the sacrifice will be small, and a
day spent in rescuing our city from the hands
which now render Baltimore bye-wOrd of shame,
will be the best days work ever done in Balti-
more We understand that the members of the
reform Associations in some of the wards have
already resolved to close their stores and manufac-
tories on that day, hut the thing should be gene
raj All Baltimore should take part in the work
Of regeneration, or all Baltimore sbouId witnesa
the outrages and frauds by which alone tho work
of regeneration car be prevented
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AMERICAN MASS MEETING AT FRED
ERICk

TEE3ERTCN, Md, Oct. 2, 1853.
Mass Meeting of the American Party was held
here yesterday afternoon and night, but the at
tendance was not at any time large. although the
Hon. H. Winter Davis had been previously announ-
ced as one of the speakers Mr. Davis did not arrive
until the evening and made his appearance at the
Courthouse at abont o'clock He spoke for two
hours in his most earnest and eloquent STYLE con-
lining himself entirely to review of what he called
the great drama of negro agitation" He con-
tended that the recent ememe at Harper's Ferry
was the legitimate consequence of the persistent and
irritating course Of Southern Democratic poll
cians on the subject of slavery and attributed to
them all the political evils of the country, from the
date OF the Mexican to the time of the Kansas
Lecompton Constitution. The speech was much
talked about and criticised to-day, and rumor sug-
gests that Governor Lowe will take occasion at
once to reply to it.
The town is literally filled with strangers, visit
ing the Agricultural Flir. Private houses are
thrown open and the most liberal hospitality dis
pensed.
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! SUPERIOR NORFOLK OYsTERs.-MR JNo S. RIM
in the daily receipt of these celebrated Oysters which he
prepared to furnish parties in any quantity either in
the she'll opened otherwise They are all selected
and of the largest size Parties wishing to be supplied for
Oyster Suppers have them done up in any way they
may desire They always hand at the bar raw or
piping hot fried, stewed and in every shape to suit the
taste
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VAIN WEATHER IN ENGLAND.-The Londo, -
pers note the great heat of the weather, and 10
unusual prevalence of the Aurora Borealis a.
the 4th of October the thermometer rose to 77l[
degrees in the shade and SO in the sun. On the
Sd il stood at 70 in the shade. The heat on the 4th
was greater than in any October for the last sixty
years. The nearest approach to it was in 1902,
when it reached 75
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %, 1859

Our usual Weekly Review of the Baltimore mar
kets, printed on letter sheet, will be ready for
delivery from our counter this afternoon. Mer-
chants and Others DESTROYS of having their business
cards inserted can be accommodated by leaving
their orders at the Counting-room during the day.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-28

The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,
AT
Z. MO NJ IT'S,
No. 81 NosTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall.
Where lie found the largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers are requested
TO examine this stock Of Furniture before purchasing as
there can be found always hand and made order
TEPE-A-TaPES, in Brocatelie Plush Hair Cloth; so
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush Hair Cloth or GOV
cred in goods to ORDER Full French Paror Half French
ARM Rocking, and easy CHAIRS, various patterns in
BTocatelle Plush, Hair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS, in
Walnut and Mahogany arous Styles from $50 5000
large assortment of CaueSeat Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, &C. EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terms Hair Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed.
Z. MOUNT,
nhi?-H No, 81 n. Gay st, OPP. Odd Fellows Hall.
Coal
THE DURABLE HARD COAL,
AND ALSO, THE FREEBURNING COAL
2,20 lbs. to the ton.
ALSO
THESAWED AND SPLIT WOOD, READY FOR USE.
!. HENRY GEESE * Co,
OFftcE-9 SoUTH STREET,
"iS2w YAED-SPEAR's WHARF
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G5rOttrits, 9giQuors, 1T.
G. II. REESE & BROTHERS,
lz@@As CHARLES REESE 4 CO,


f5 ii U. II. REESE Il BROTHERS,
cu,pIrs Dr,,,sr, 2o5 and 2oo PRATT STREET.
TEA DEALERS G GS%TSf I, E yTT AS3 MAB5soN
Have constantly hand at either Of the above Establish
Inets large and constantly assortment OF every
as ana amBs REV whG
States. - 10" "S any o''ler house IN the United
or those ~ TIE II Est STAPLE ARTICLES PARTICULARLY
a IN G interests Of or stock being large and
' III always al 6 5f m FSR fEYGF2o Go tms
est standnG ahrnad an 80, s o, houses OF me nigh
baton Of our s3stqsrs ~ ''' received '"S appfo-
every "y Surcbaser m 10 Lea ana guarantee to
and PRICE. s Seainiit
I'D CA. SEWELL & CO,
u Se p..,o..,,,, 2l3 WEST Prl1T sTsEEr,.
to n hf Tao wei W selected stock Of GROCERIES, consisting
4 5t s5j:5$s
iIse o. charge. o26cotf
YEAS, COFFEE, SUGAR, &c.
Il ,. ,,,- -
49, 1872 SA iRfSj R!q J&T XR LAGG&YRA COFFEE
S 9@ 60 ,AES WOODS OHIO STARCH.
SNTT i' ii'l Jul NJ ALI AND FIN Il
100000 IMPORTED AND DOUESTTC Crc ApS
l 1909 B BAARRRkAAGES i 43TGS9R gFt SPICES
200 BONES BROWN AND WHITE soap
80 BONES COFFEE ESSENCE
Indigo Nqtme Pepper, Matches, Backing, Shot
ESm Gaan etc for low to the trade All goods
Grocer and co 555fS :; GIVEN.
S5zi@.s 7,-,7 - :, = South Calvert street
- NJ. II. MCLEAN,
81 NORM cnAR T4H STREET, StooHR'
on the BEST TERMS, gchcr with long yperience offers to
tami GB6crp1r,o rr-,
WV 0''''''-,, .A-,S' WINES AND BRAyDIEs.
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The population of Washington Territory seems
to be but badly apportioned between the sexes
and of these, two thousand are candidates for mat
rmony, without hope of relief. The Puget's Sound
HerGtd plaintivey calls for an importation of New
England damsels, but, unfortunately, they must be
''asked" first.
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ETNA


D 7 U.
This article of convenience and economy has been carefully
prepared and Is intended an Indispensable article
household stores offices, &c Packed in boxes of 100 pieces
each piece being sufficient ignite large heavy green
perfectly clean to handle and suitable used in the par
or chamber kitchen thus saving the trouble and
attending the use of shavngs and other small kndng By
lsnng it with match and placing it under the wood the
stove door may he closed, and no further attention is r
quired.
~ For sale at the principal Groceries and Coal Oiees
manufactured by DENNY 4 MORRISON,
o26tlJa Baltimore Nh
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MARRIED.
On the 18th instant by Rev G. A. Leakn, JOSEPH GLIB
city ' Wa "
On the 25th instant by Rev w. H. Pitcher L. F. MORRIS
to LIZZIE A. WRIGHT, both of this city
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On the morning Of the Goth instant at Poplar Grove
cons0rt of the late Col. John Berry.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited attend
% iunea! from her late residence at IL o'clock. on this
rGay m"rning 18th instant on which day carriages will
On the 18th instant, Mrs BRIDGET MADDEN in the 3nh
year OF her age. - " ~ ~
A R..nrul
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS, WHO Buy
HERE AND MISUNDERSTANDING established Agencies in
New York, Philadelphia and Boston, for the sale Of nv
ROSEMARY and CASTOR OIL, for the growth and pre-
seryaon of the HAIR dealers he supplied by any of the
undersigned at manufacturer's prices:
Carey, Sanger & Howard, New York
y. Bazin, Philadelphia.
c. ". Fowle & Co. Boston
Fred. Hickey & Sons, Baltimore
Joseph Boury Il Sons, Baltimore
And OF the Proprietor D. c DRISCOIJ
j3O.H "a Baltimore straat
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SOLE AGENCY OF THE BALTIMORE CoMpANY's
COAL have stored in my yard 5000 tons Of Baltimore
Company's Coal or which the sole AGENT Of the var
Sizes which offer for sale lowest market rates
Orders for any quantity filed promptly.
CIIAS. GILMOR,
Sole agent,
o2i|f IS Second, near the Post Office