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La W. INTELLIGENCE.

oI. COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William l.. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied the Court
yesterday: g. -
William A. Dean & Co. Us. George P. Cover An
action to for goods sold and delivered to
third party. Before reported. Verdict for de-
fendant. rg- s---'.'-l '
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Hon William
Fell Giles, Judge. The following occupied the
Court Yesterday: a. 'D-...f '.r
William A. Taylor and others Us. Brig Abbotsford
and cargo. Libel for salvage. Before reported
Decree for 5000 and costs-S4OO to be paid by the
cargo and $500 by the brig. Also decree for
$3.50 to the steamer Patapsco for towing service.
SUPERIoR CoURT.-Hon. z. Collins Lee, Judge.
day: +. -..e-,t. .--- -. -
Benjamin DeFord, Isaac DeFord, and Thomas
DeFord us. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. An action to recover for hides sent to Han
Jury out. Geo. M. Gill and j. Nelson for plaintiffs;
Latrobe and Gwinn for defendants ~
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


.. PERNAaBUco-Brfg a 7 W. AFplegarth 10
2 500 bags sugar, Kirkland Chase & Co. a.. org
DEMERARA-Br. brig Golden Rule. -..
83 hhds sugar. puncheon do, 10S bbs. do. Spence
Red;.9 hhds. do, terces do bbls, do, pkgs old
metal, R. 4 H. r. Tucker -'Hi ..
BREMEN, ,0LDENBURG-Bdrk Johanna.
boxes mdse., Platte l. Schottler; 10 casks wine A.
Schumacher Il Co.; box mdse., Morris & Co.; 5s do,
Chas Spilker CO.; bale do, 20 boxes cigars Beck
Bachmann do. mdse, Schwerdtmann Il Co; IL do. L.
Uhrlaub; do wne Bros Boninger, 10 do cigars, G. W.
Gail ~ .a-f-n.l ~ a4.f -.F a ltl} ra-f7 a.'. %
BREMEN, ,OLDENBURG-Bark C. J. Borgstede.
"A boxes mdse., Platte Schottler 10 do, H. Hupeld
10 do. Stelan, Heinrich Co.; SO do. II. F. Albert
Co.; so do. cigars Marburg Co; do, rs do wine Beck
Bachmann SO do cigars g. W Gail; SO do A. Seemul-
Ter 4 Sons; &C do mdse., Delus h Haven 13do.. f.
Lindemann; do, c. II. Eisenbrand do, C. Lachmay
Is do, W. Dawson & Co.: do. Pracht, vonef & Co..
do. Schwerdtmann Co.. do, s Frankensten; Is do,
F. W. E. Dammann; 81 do, order. ,
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
Ll.-. I. BREMEN-Brem Ship Albert. - g
,023 hhds. tobacco, III bags bark. s-
.-- BERMUDA-Ketch Comet.
302 bbls. -FOUR Ia do meal, $50 bushels corn, S
bbls rice, 81 do bread do beef do pork 2S kegs
ter pkgs. lard, boxes cheese is do Candles cans
oil; pkg. shoes, 40 sheep, 1900 bricks. .
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NorfoIk MunicinaI EIection

NORFOLK, June 24.-The election for Mayor to
day resulted in the election of Mr. Ferguson the
opposition candidate, by two ma aiority over Mr.
Lamb, Democrat, and the present Incumbent The
election will probably be contested.
United States Revenue cutter Philip Allen ha,
arrived here ..-
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CHAMBERsBURG, June 24.-Hon. d. F. Robinson,
an ex-member of Congress from this District, died
to-day from disease contracted at the National
Hotel, Washington, in the spring of 1857.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From Washington

WAsHTNGToN, June 24.-Lord Napier in private
letter received by the last arrival from Europe,
says he does not anticipate any movement in the
diplomatic body which will send him to a post diff
ferent from that at the Hague which he expects to
reach in july 4.
report has for some time been current that
Commander Maury is to be detached from the Ma
tional Observatory. Those best acquainted with
the subject say if this should take place it would
be with view to place him in active service as
commander in which capacity he has not served
since his elevation to that rank, and that without
rendering such service, he would not be in the line
offurther promotion. .- ..--I =
Capt. Harwood, Commander Dahlgreen and 1t.
Department as a Board to test such small fre-ar
as may be presented. The trial will commence to-
morrow at the Washington arsenal .r
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The GREAT BATTLES OF THE WoRLD.-7o ne Edo
tor Of the Philadelphia Erening JournGL-Io, the
list of great battles, published in the No. o. M on.
day, you may add the following, which ought NOT
to have been forgotten: .., ~
The greatest and most sanguinary battle ever
fought was that of Leipsic, on the letn oet9oer,
1913. The Russians and Germans mustered ABOUT
three hundred and twenty-five thousand combatants,
aaa;nst one hundred and sixty thousand French
Two thousand pieces of cannon were brought in ac-
tion ON the same el,. Theirs justly calls this bat
tie "the battle of Giants. IL was, without any
doubt the greatest of any age.
In the two battles of LEIPZIG 10th and 18th of
October, one hundred thousand men were put hors
du combat-60,0 900 allies and 10000 French. The
latter lost besides 900 prisoners, cut off, in the
city of LEIPZIG from the line of retreat by the anti
cipated explosion of the bridge on the Esler-the
only issue left to the retreating army.
AN Exc WITNESS AND PARTIcIPAToR.
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LEXINGTON MARKET.-The following were the
ruling prices at Lexington Market Yesterday:

p DEMONSTRATING Thursday night the grocery
store of S. W. Schultz, No. SO Hilen street. was
entered by thieves and robbed of So in coin, and
goods to the amount of $780, An entrance was
gained by of false keys. Detective officer
Stevens yesterday arrested named VIM.
Norwood on suspicion of being concerned in the
robbery.
ANoTHER.-The shipping office of Messrs Fowler
4 Fry also entered by thieves, and the iron
safe, containing their books and papers, was re-
moved from the room. The drawers of the desk
were opened and all the papers examined, but none
taken. On going to the Office in the morning all
the doors were found locked and the windows prop
erly cosed e .-'-t..s .H-a-. --.- .-... -.. -s.
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TIGER SToRY.-A letter from Penang, dated
February 10, 1852 gives the following singular
cape from, but ultimate death by, the attack of
tiger on a Catholic missionary on that island, which
will be read with painful interest: "My escape
from the tiger" says the writer, 'was truly mira
cuous but that of Padre Cuellon was still more So
the following details of the attack upon that wo1-
thy priest will clearly prove. The padre was on
his way to church and was immersed in the study of
his sermon, when tiger to his utter surprise, sud
denly rushed out of the Jungle tall grass; but,
the beast had not measured its distance to nicely,
the padre, walking very quickly, was more fright
ened than hurt. The tiger, however, brushed so
close to the padre that the latters trousers were
torn, the snap of the beast being within halr 6
breadth of his leg The BRUTE not content with sin
gle spring made another charge upon the poor PADRE
and as he had nothing to defend himself but his large
paper umbrella, he suddenly opened it out in the
brutes face, which hadthe effect of cowing it for
time. The tiger, however, evidently gamer or more
pertinacious in his attack than is wont with his
tribe charged the padre at least dozen times, which
occupied nearly twenty minutes. In the meantime
the padre gradually edged towards tree in an
open space of ground; and, as there was a large
white ants nest between him and the tiger, round
which the latter had to make a small tour, this
enabled the padre to climb the tree and get out of
his way. The tiger, on getting round the nest,
at first puzzled at not seeing the padre but in
few seconds he laid his nose to the ground and
soon scented the whereabouts of his intended VIC
tim. 'The tiger, said the PADRE quietly set down
under the tree, and gave wistful look towards me
but 1t fortunately was of avail. The natives,
at length hearing the cries of the worthy padre,
fastened to the spot and rendered the assistance
required. The tiger fed the instant it heard their
shouts The poor padre burst into tears, and sang
Inc Ie Deum IN token of gratitude for his delivery
Padre Cuellon, however, did not rally long; the
irlght had too serious an effect upon his system,
and in about ten days he sank to rise no more -
Wilmer and Smith.
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Marine Intelligence
NEW YORK, June 24.-Brg Bevoir, of Baltimore,
has arrived here from Trinidad with loss of fore
mast, and having sustained other damage in a
suual
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3 tta EtE EAST COAST OF AFRICA. tff t3
REBUILDING OF LIGHTHOUSE AT THE MOUTH OF THE 81

3 stl ffEf EAST COAST OF AFRICA tf ft9
SO REBUILDING OF LIGHTHOUSE THE MOUTH ST.
t4 ftl ...EA ..- JOHNS RIVER
41r rl-+t Ils lN . FIXED LIGHT. E.tE.-
Official information has been received this office from
Captain W. H. C. Whiting Corps of Engineers, Engineer of
the 9th Light house District that the light
mouth of the St Johns river, Florida has been completed
The tower is the frusum of and is surmOunted
by capt. all watch and lantern The color is reddish
grey. ea4f -ri7f
The focal planets rs feet above the level of the sea
The illuminating lens of the third order of
the system of Fresnel show ing fixed light natural
color which should he visible in good weather from the
deck of a vessel IA nautical miles Essl-
The tower is stnated il34 yards from the old tower, and
sunset Monday, the first day August next will be
kept burning during that andeyery night thereafter until
further notice. I s---
By order of the Light hOuse Board. -.
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PRICE TWO CENTS
THE TURF.

Nd E's-E THE TURF. I ...
rRoTTING MATCH BETWEEN FLORA TEMPLE AND PRINCESS.
THURSDAY, June 23-ECLIPsE COURSE, L. l.
Match 81, 5,OOO-Two mile heats, in harness:
j. H. Gof b. m. Princess, s,...................
d. Tallman b. m. Flora Temple. 2
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COLLISION, &c.-On Thursday evening collision
took place on the river between the schooner 0s-
prey, Captain Bragg of and from this place, bound
for w Washington, N. C., and the steamer Thomas
Swami, Captain Ramsey, which seriously injured
the former and crushed the leg of one of her crew,
named Joseph Harper. The schooner was COM
PEELED to return to port yesterday morning. on ac-
count OF the damages sustained. Harper was taken
to the Lombard Street Infrmary, when it was dis
covered that his leg was so badly crushed as to
render amputation necessary.
MEETING THE MARYLAND CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC
AssoCIATIoN.-Last night meeting of this Associa-
ton was held at Rechabite Hail. John Hoffman, in
the Chair. About twenty persons were in attend
ance. The only business transacted was the ap-
pointment by the Chair of Finance Committee,
consisting of the following gentlemen: j. B. Blake,
18th ward; VIM. ii. Owens, 18th ward; A. III. Hobbs
10th ward Martin THedian, 9th ward; G.. w. Bennett
Sd ward. The Association adjourned until the End
Friday nJuly. .-r :. e.si-,'. : .-...- -,
l SEVERE AcCIDENT.-On Thursday evening about
six o'clock, man named Edward Cleary, living
near Bear Creek, was thrown from his horse on
Boston, near Clinton street, Canton, sustaining a
severe fracture of the skull. He was taken into a
house near by, and medical assistance procured.
But little hope is entertained of his recovery.
ARREST ON THE CHARGE OF PASSING COUNTERFEIT
MoNEY.-0fiicer Taylor yesterday arrested man
named John Ryan, on the charge of passing a coun-
terfeit note on the Bank of Pennsy yvania. Justice
Welsh committed him for Court. 10.
@s ATTEMPTED SAcRILEGE.-St. Stephens Church,
Hanover street. near Lee, sacriligiously enter
ed on Thursday night by forcing off lock in the
rear, and the books in the Sunday School Library
thrown about the Dom, but nothing was carried Off
ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANrs.-Y esterday the ships
johanna, Captain Schilling, and the c. j. Bergstede
Captain Schweichel, from Bremen, arrived in port,
the former with 1s9 emigrants, and the latter with
2l5. at ~
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szGs58 Treasury Department,
Office Lighthouse Board.
June ii, 1859 r - -
Information has been received by E. Il G. W. Blunt New
that the lighthouse the Great Iaaces is ready to be
lighted and orders will undoubtedly be received from Eng
land to light it Immediately.
New York, June 1859. = Vi. Ia a .r.7-rrrrs-.
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9uuses, It,, f0r Sale ana 8fnt.

FOR RENT.-THE LARGE MANSION
MiiI S SNNp THREE STORY BACK BUILDING AND
1880 ES, adjoining the Gimor House and North
a Mes corner Of MonuPent Square and Fyee street suit
NUNS Hotel and the Gilmor House Also FOR SALE
Large wo-sory brick Dwelling, hree-story back building
bath house, with modern improvements Lot 25yI00 IN
east side Of Charles street near Lee win be sold great
Lots Mullken street, Broadway Lots on Madison
avenue, near Bidde street Lots Hull Hawleer sts
Locust Point Offices for the second and tbiri
stories of Johnsons Building Favette street. opposite Bar
NUNS Apply to VIM. p LIGHTNER No. 81 West Fayette
street s2l-eo3t
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Steamships.

HlRS FOR SAVANNAH,
@ssAssa4I SATURDAY, October LIST, at u o'clock, NJ
precisely -
The and fast sailing steamship
BALTIMORE,
NJ r GREENE, commander
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% - ~
nR. CHTER MOOR,

GRADUATE PRACTICAL VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
(LATE CHIEF VETERINARIAN THE HUNGARIAN CAvALRY)
Offers his services in the treatment of ALL DISEASES
OF HORSES, COWS, and other domestic animals.
FSOFFlCE, NO. % CENTRE MARKET SPACE, where
also kept choice assortment of most valuable remedies
for all diseases of animals 2nnt
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8ankers aa0 8rokers.

DHILIP COVER & CO.,
CORNER BALTIMORE AND HARRISON SITS,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
EXCHANGE.
BUY AND SELL CHECKS, AND UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at the lowest rates.
No Will COLLECT on all accessible points, promptly
and at low rates jelf
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JAMES BOYD,
! Estate Agent, 2G st. Paul stree
= N1aN7 -
FOR SALE.

#T The excellent, substantial and commodious Dwell
.4zsA. LING, No. 206 North Charles street
The lot fronts % feet on Charles street running hack
$50 feet to Morton street
The main building IS stories with large three-story
back builung and deep dry and cool cellar under both
All the modern convenences of Wash House. Gas Water
and Furnace fixtures complete The location unsurpassed
and daily enhancing in value.
The buildings of the best material and most subsan
al construction having erected under the Supervision
of, and expressly as residence for the owner.
This property will positively be sold as the owner is
about moving to the West
Enquire on the premises, or OF B. T. ELDER
a2T-tf No 100 Soutb Enfavv etraet
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BY GIBSON Il d,
o. TRUSTEES sALE.-By virtue of de

o. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of de-
iii Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the un-
10y dersgned trustee will offer for ale at public auction,
at the new Salesroom Second street. adjoining Post
Office, on SATURDAY tho EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1889, at one o'clock, p. NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND THE IMPROVE
MENTS THEREON stuat- he east side of Schroeder
street. distant seventy feet from the north side
Pratt street. fronting Schroeder thirteen
depth OF sixty feet to alley three feet wide, subject
yearly rent OF hirtynne dollars payable semi annually
The improvements consist OF ostory and attic BRICK
HOUSE, thirteen by twentyeght feet and back building
or kitchen one-story high.
Terms Of sale Onefourh cash and the balance at FOUR
six and nine months the credit payments carry interest
and to be secured by with approved endOrspr
GEO NJ. GILL, Trustee.
- GIBSON II CO.,
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TTrNH WINES

HUNGARIAN WINES,
Il IMPORTED BY
RUDOLPH POLLATSEK,
6 SOUTH CHARLES STREET, Baltimore,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN HUNGARIAN WINES,
In connecton with SAMI P0I.LATSEK, Wholesale Wine
by Bremen shin 'sWeland" the CH0iCEST RED AND
WHITE HUNGARIAN WINES, expressly for family use,
by dozen, gallon or bottle S23 If
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StOtks, Gxtbangs, TT.


STATE OF MARYLAND 6 PER CT. STOCK
s2stf sAML HARRIS & SONS.
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK; FARMERS
1Vland Merchants Bank Stock Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road sss 1877 Bonds for sale by sAML HARRIS SONS
MISSOURI SIX PER CENT. BONDS FOR
1N1SAI.E BY P. H. SULLIVAN,
s2-tf No. "a Second street.
DRIME NEGOTIABLE BUSINESS PAPER
Il wanted by MARTIN LEWIS,
EHIRST-CLASS OUT TOWN COMMERCIAL
" rAPER payable in any of the args 2rfS 1PsgOta
sI9-f A Second street.
Union BANK STOCK WANTED BY
- SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
J2S-f Basement Chesapeake Bank
ENRANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
ja8-tf Basement chesapeake Bank
FXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
- LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
jll-tf IS Buchanan's wharf
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES constantly wanted, at lowest rates by
j7n EOS SB Baltimore est Street
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
sale BOMBS endorsed and o for
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY 10
PENNSYLVANIA MONEY for sale at liberal
jltf PURvIs co.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
IL LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
Jlu RIP No. So Buchanan's wharf.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER X co,
jeI-tf Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
IN PHILIP COVER CO,
Jelt corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
TTNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
- by PHILIP COVER CO,
jelf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
old SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP COVER & co,
jel-f corner baltimore and Harrison SITS
EXCHANGE ON HAVANA FOR SALE BY
H PENDERGAST BROS,
m9Otf No. II Smiths wharf up stairs.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
~ wanted by KNOX & CO,
TTNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
- apl4-tf JNO. s CUTTINGS & co.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES wanted by
JNO. S. Cuttings 4 CO,
apl+d No. 20 South street.
COLLECTIONS MADE on ALL ACCESSIBLE
apIIa '''' ''''''' y JNo s CUTTINGS co.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS BY
Il apl4-tf JNO S. CUTTINGS co.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX co,
au18tf 9Grocer's Exchange.
EXCHANGE ON SAN FRANCISCO AND ALL
1.-the principal mining towns Of Caona for sale by
m3o-tf No II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
GTOCKS, BONDS, and all other kinds of Secu
Ortesof this and other markets bought and sold, only
commission. nv PTTRVTS CO ial1-tn
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fOr Sale.


T5> FOR SALE.-A GOOD STRONG
HORSE Inquire at No 100 s. Euaw street, opposite Balt
more and Ohio Railroad Depot sl2N
IN FOR SALE.-A FINE STYLISH
AA,Y0UNG MARE three and half years old; very
800 Apply at 70 Smiths wharf, Pratt st slOtf
nor SALE.-A valuable NEGRO MAN who
No 100 SOUTH EUTAw STREET, Baltimore slOtf
LNOR SOLICITATIONS SCALES, nearly
IL capacity lbs of Marden's make. Apply at
Nv FOR SALE.-A irst-rate HORSE, half
<c3AMorgan, half Canadian; quick trotter perfectly
sound and gentle goes well in harness and under saddle
A }PI1yf to GEEEE p $ % daiKeTf Street
LNOR SALE.-A VERY SUPERIOR RIVET
pale Of making six thousand pounds of Rvets per day
The Machine sin complete ORDER having full set of dies
.'. ''' 'o"' EEYsER, TRoXELI, co,
a17-tf 10 South Calvert street.
~ HORSES FOR SALE.-A PAIR OF
<cSA SMALL HORSES, of fine style and quick trotters
perfectly gentle and sound Apply by note to "a c. W
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS AND MATTINGS.
~ G. S. GRIFFITH has now in store complete stock of
Veves, Tapestry Brussels Three Phys, Ingrains: and
other new styles Of CaTP Heath 18th Bugs poor Mats
able terms. G. s. GRIFFITH,
s22-tf Il Baltimore street
OAKLAND DISTILLERY.
PURE COPPER DISTILLED RYE WHISKEY.
This Whskey is guaranteed PURE RYE, and free from
drugs and adueraon Purchasers requested to have
aJ-Price one dollar per gallon .
Successor to FRAZIER 4 WHITE.
Oakland, Allegheny county, Nd,
sl7-3m on b. 90. R. R.
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Mants.

VXTANTED-A SITUATION as BOOK-KEEP-
w Err, Correspondent and General Assistant in a Com
mercal House The most unqualified and satisfactory re-
ferences can furnished capacity industry and
tegry moderate salary only required note addressed
to G. C. o. Baltimore Postofice, will meet prompt re-
sponse slO-u
VXTANTED.-TWO OR THREE YOUNG
w MEN ACCOMMODATED WITH p EASANT
BOARD and comfortable Apply at No. 81 FRONT
STREET, opposite st. Vincents Church. s2-tf
A YOUNG MAN, FULLY COMPETENT TO
ATAKE CHARGE OF A SET OF BOOKS, WISHES TO
PR0CUREA SITUATION in that capacity, with some good
house, where he make himself generally useful The
most satisfactory references be given Please address
s'BOOKKEEPER,n at this Office asst
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Dnblft SALES.
BY LENNON & BROGDEN

L.L.NINIUN N bINUUDEN
BUCHANANS WHARF
AN
[ tho au .t;Y, 9th instant at II o'clock, at
Argye ftom sores on Buchanans wharf cargo Of brig
227 HHDS. CUBA SUGAR.
is Tres DO. DO.
Will be added
80 HHDs. CUBA MUsCovADo MoLAssEs-Prime
viii be added
&c BAGS RIO COFFEE
e PACKAGES BRANDY.
I CASK SHELLS.
s22-ts LENNON & RROGnEN A,o.;.
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So0ks ann Stati0lttrr.
MURPHY & CO.-BOOKSELLERS PUB
4VA LISTERS, PRINTERS
STA TIONE RS,
MARBLE BUILDING, 1872 BALTIMORE ST.

sT-tf BALTIMORE.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL Z. TURNER
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
HAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
S0 IT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS Among his stock will be found WRI-
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign Of
all the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain, in very great variety
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY of every description, for Office and private
use, viz: STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX.
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
INK, Writing and Copying, of all the best makers LET
TER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, P0RTE-MON-
NAIES, &c, DC.
Also large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER
prices - ' ' $50 "
: COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to call fe29tf
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OFFICE OF CHIEF ENGINEER AND GEN
OERAL SUPERINTENDENT OF NORTHERN CEN
TRIAL AILWAY COMPANY, BALTIMORE, 2Ist September,
ls59-SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the I'M
dersgned at his Office Calvert Station until IL o'clock
NJ Of the 2Sth instant, for HAULING AND SHIFTING
CARS in the of Baltimore and at Calvert Station for
for hauling from Bouton to and ON Warehouses as
far corner Fayette and Howard Streets price
car from Denmeads City Block; and price per
car Denmaads any point North street.
Also the price per day hauling and shifting passenger
and burden at Calvert Staon and at the lime sheds
In paying the above services loaded only be
considered empty hauled free Of charge Four
wheels be considered car; of six and eight
wheels to be counted as two cars
A. B. WARFORD,
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ScssK OF THE FrRsr Acr.

THE PLANTATION or TERREBONNE.
Southern home under Southern iunThe little darses
den's yuss Skeeters-Pete the old sevantbeorye
Peyton arrived hone-A Paris lion in canebrake
Peyton and the patrschs homeThe good old Judgesaem
Sedders description Of Zoe the Octooonfhe two oyerseers
confesson-1he strange relation and affection existing be-
Plantation Hi-souhern waste and Northern thrZoe, the
OctoroonThe arrival Of Sunnyde and DoraDora Sunnyide
porrGeorge understand the social position of Zoe
McCloskey aivesThe hard customer-Psu the yellow boy
and Wshno-te the Indian hunteThe strange affection be-
the and the boy slave companions IN tue swamp
hunPan and the Indian start the Red Cedar swamp Tor
United States ma-Border United States mail delivery
The foreclosure TerrebonneThe plantation be sodlhe
hope Of recovering the esateThe Judges
keys for the OooroonI cannot marry but can
Of the richest estate in LousansThe two
overeers review the state Of thiDgThe live oak aud the
creeper-Two live Yankees diamond cut
eouf sion Of his love for Zoe-McCloskey discovers the free
papers of Zoe-The udgment-The dark hopeThe resolve