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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-06

The appearance and trial dockets were then
Tuesday in January, and then to commence at No
2o5, and $50 cases will be assigned per week
The appeal docket will be taken up on Monday
next.
The cases of the State Us. Jacob Shock, William
Douglas, VIM. Emmitt, f. J. Wheatley and other
were assigned for trial. but at the request of thu
states Attorney we withhold the the time assigned
in the several cases
The Court at ~ o'clock adjourned until to-mor
row at 10 o'clock.
Messrs. Alexander Owings and Benjamin C. Cha
neydeputy wardens of the city jail arrived here to
day, having in custody VIM. G. Ford Edward
Murphy, VIM. Hart alias VIM. Emmitt, William
Fhmlam aLias VIM. Douglas, James b. Allen alias
Jones and Elijah S. WheatIeY
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Arrival Of City Of Manchester

New YORK, Dec. 5.-The steamer City of Man
chester from Glasgow via Queenstown on the Goth
ult., bringing London advices of the 10TH has
arrived. Her advices have generally been antie
pated.
A despatch from London on the 10Th saws the
departure of the Spanish troops for Morocco had
been delayed in consequence of the war material
not being ready.
The Bombay mails had arrived
The Tuscan deputation to the King of Sardinia
had arrived at Genoa to protest against the appoint
ment of Chevalier Buoncompagni Regent of
Central Italy.
Garibaldi had rendered his resignation to the
King of Sardinia, and would not return to Central
Italy.
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DRAMATIC.

Mr.. }. 5. Clarke, the popular comedian, COM
menced short engagement last night at Holiday
Street Theatre, and notwithstanding the unfavor
able weather, drew fair house and made good
impression. He will appear tonight in Married
Life and Pam Pry, in both of which he has else
where achieved a decided success.
MIR. Peter Richings and his talented daughter
are now playing out West in operettas to crowded
houses, Miss Richings is the lady who made most
fattering debut in English Opera at Philadelphia,
a few years ago. She possesses an excellent voice
which has undergone strict training, and is wihal
charming actress We learn that they are coming
East and presume that Mr.. Ford, who is always on
the lookout for attractions, will not let them mass
by him.
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Arrival of the Caha,yba from Hov,uo

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The steamer Cahawba, from
Havana, with dates to the 30th ult. has arrived.
She brings nearly half million in Mexican dollars
She spoke on the I'd inst. the propeller Benjamin
Franklin, from Minittlan for New York, sailing
under canvas, her machinery having been damaged.
She wanted no assistance
An extensive fire seen on the evening of the
18th in the direction of Regla, opposite Havana,
supposed to be some of the large warehouses loca-
ted there.
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CHARLESTON, Dec. 5.-The Courier's special New
Orleans dispatches say:-AccOunts from Venezuel la
report the election of Lemas as President The
election was quietly conducted. The Revolution
lists defeated.
Reports from seventy-eight Louisiana plantation
shows deficit of II 900 hhds. of sugar.
Capt. StrOut, of the brig Louisa, of Portland,
Maine, died at Charleston, on Saturday
Edmund Bellmeyer, an eminent lawyer, died at
Columbia on Saturday
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At the close heavy hogs held at $3.50 The re-
ceipts during the last "a hours 900 head
Provlsions,-Ihere was an improved speculative de-
mand for Mess Pork and plenty of buyers at SIG for f
ture delivery, but sellers asked higher rates Good
brands on the spot could have been sold at Sl575 but
$40 was the asking price 500 bbls sold SIS 75 to he
delivered next week 1000 pieces green meats sold at ;
d5 l5-lOO cts for Shoulders and cts for Hams For
good weather CGS& cts are asked for Shoulders and
Hams Lard is held at l04 cts. so hhds bulk Shoulders
sold at 54 cts.
Groceries.The demand is fair and the supply good -
Sales of 100 hhds sugar at 74dS6 cts 200 bbs moIa
ses at 46 cts and 800 bags coffee at l24 G13 cts
Barey.-The demand continues active and prices firm
cts 1900 dc. do. at "a cts 200 do fair do at II cts
Rye-There is good demand and prices firm; sales
400 bushels prime at IS cts.
Cheese.-The demand continues active and the market
firm, sales of $50 boxes Western Reserve at 9 cts
Butter-The demand continues fair and prices firm at
-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

CINCINNATI MARKET, Dec. 2.-Flour-The market
was quiet today the weather being bad and the
from New lork again unfavorabe The sales were ZOO
dds at S55 10 for good Superfne and S5 255 so for
holding back
Whiskey-The market was duh today and prices y c.
lower sales OF Zoo bbs. at 81 cts and 175 do H. P
at 2l \ cts
Hogs-Jhe demand was quite brisk on Change and
prices were fully 10 cts per GENITAL higher The sales
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For Shipping intelligence see 4th page

TWELVE HARPER's FERRY INSURGENTS IN CANADA.
The Muscatine Journal learns that the mother of
Edwin and Barclay Coppic, who resides in Spring
dale, Cedar county, Iowa, has received letter
from the latter who is in Canada, stating that
he and eleven of his companions have arrived safe
ly in her Britannia Maesty's domnions. Four of
them were wounded -one of them so severely that
his comrades obliged to carry him most of the
time for the first four days of their fight. Barclay
N0ppic Is one of the number for whose arrest Gov.
WISE offered reward of $500 each.
Inc storms OF snow, hail and ran which COM
mehceu On Saturday, extended over a vast region.
At Albany the snow fell to the depth of several
inches and quite freshet in the river at that port
is reported: The forwarders are looking for a
speedy closing OF the canals, and are pushing for
ward freight with great vigor.
The Mississippi Legislature has taken favorable
action for the organization of the military of the
State, and putting it on an active footing.
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AHTISEnENTc

The RUSSIAN WAR PANORAMA will not be exhib-
ited this evening, the Hall of the Maryland Insti
tute nelng occupied for the Introductory lecture;
ming during the week
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New YORK, Dec. 5-Cotton-Sales of 500 bales to day
at Saturday prices. Flour is rm-saes of 500 bbls
Southern s5.65G5.75. Wheat is frm-sales Of SO 600
bushels. Western white 81 43d1 so; Milwaukee Club
$1.lS. Corn is frm-sales of 1900 bushels Supply
scarce. New white SS cts. Pork closed buoyant-Mess
Sl625Gl650 Lard is steady at 104@lOA cts Whis
key closed firm at 81 cts Sugar closed firm but Quiet
MuscOvado ~ a7B cts. Spirits Turpenne dull at A
45 cts. Rosin dull at Sl50.
CINCINNATI, Dec 3Flour is dull; sellers refuse to
cept SIS per Dbl, which is the price offered Wheat red
Sl15; white 81 .20dl .25. Whsk ey is dull at q cts
Bacon is scarce, and is nOminally quoted Sd9&
Mess Pork is firm and in good demand at sl6G16 25-
The Hog market lively and excited to-day; sales at
s615@6 40 for red present delivery The sale of
lot is reported So delivery week Receipts to-
day 900 Hogs. Exchange on New York unchanged the
market is inactive.
CHARLESTON Dec 3-Sales of Cotton to-day 700 bales
at prices ranging from 10 4G11A cts.
MOBILE, Dec 3.-CottOn unchanged Sales of 5000
bales. The market closed steady.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3-Saes of Cotton today COO
bales; quotations unchanged middngs 10Ad11 cts
Cotton freights TO Liverpool I'd. Exchange New
York y per cent. discount. Sugar buoyant at ad-
vance of q.
PaILADELPHIA. Dec 5-Flour is firm. Wheat is active
at NOdl43 cts for white and 132dl33 cts. for red Corn
IS hrm sales of 5000 bushels yellow at 7SGs0
oats are steady at 444 cts Provisions are unchanged
Pork Sl6Gl625 for Mess. WAskey is selling at 27di
q " - ~
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE


CHARLEsToN-& Steamer Locust Point
~ casks rice, B. & o. r. R. Agent: 26 do Ievering &
Co; 265 bales cotton, A. c. Schaer % do Charles Pen
dergast 73 do, order; p do yarn Wyman Byrd Co :.
cask mdse., wilson Burns; box do, Taylor, Foster
& Co.; % pkgs. do sundry persons.
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POLITICAL.


The Democrats of the Sth District of Ohio
have elected George Spence, and r. E. Runke,
delegates to Charleston, and have adopted resolu-
tons inStructng them to vote for Douglas
Hon. Jacob Broom has called upon the mem
bers of the Executive Committee of the American
National Council to convene at the American
House. opposite Independence Hall, in the city of
Philadelphia, on Wednesday, the 2lst day of De-
cember instant, at II o'clock NJ, to take into CON
sderatOn matters of national Importance, and to
adopt such Of patriotic action in reference
to the approaching election of President and Vice
President of the United States, as NAV be deemed
proper.
"A despatch to the Charleston Nercmy states
that Louis T. Wigtall of Texas, has been nominal
ed by the Democratic caucus in that State as their
candidate for the United States Senate Gov
Houston it is thought, will be the Opposition candi-
date. The despatch to the Mercury states that Col
Wigtall is a Calhoun Democrat, but opposed to re-
opening the slave trade.
1t is proposed in Tennessee to have no free
colOred persons there. Should any remain it is
suggested that they should be siezed and sold int
slavery. The proposition has not yet been acted
upon.
The Opposition party in Virginia have post
poned the Convention that was to have been held
at Richmond on the fourteenth instant to the
twenty-second of February next. The cause of
the decision is the excited state of the public
mind
"A Republican State Convention in Missouri will
be held the 2sth of December to select delegates
to the National Republican Convention, to nomi-
nate candidates for President and Vice-President
Immediately upon the adjournment of the united
Opposition Of the State. The Free Democrats and
Republicans of Missouri requested to send dele
gates from every county in the State
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POLICE INTEL ENrE

-. William Henry was committed yesterday by Jus.
hce Logan, to await the action of the Grand jury,
on charge of robbing the chicken cOops of Susan
nan Illghman, Ramsay street, and Ellen Warning
urday afternoon
Catharine Lee, negress, on charge of assaulting
and beating Sophia johnson, negress, on Hanover
street, was committed for court by Justice Bovd.
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Arn @uOOs.

NLOAKS AND SHAWLS.
~ PARIS ENBROHDERED CL0AKS,
pr AS2 Az Gn[ sT OWE TRT96F T35F'isfHISRR BEhTERs.
ALL F4HS& FE $E&r5 & @ s SH4fE$
Nv fl XII %FixfES Il $HzT SE TEEINA1NG g.
ana $q Ea,,mes @ en. and md Stella Sansr
cESrlrnrx,s rkHvh1I1NG AlSHhs sHAwIs,
s!5si sHH4iLT6E ffsiS% EASTER 4 CO,
motif R is9 2O and 2O3 Batmore street
FASHIONABLE SILKS AND ROBES.
IL RIGH fiodi1ia5 Ia GES IS AND AN, EMBR0IDERLE&
p1,, keSelyeq SGW " A. Py recent cent steamers r,r>,u
EMBRdG dGiTG SETERGH h+R1IE ENf1sE 4IFi 1SfofcEs
pArAprnr AEb bTEsE EsE5% ff sSE SgrEES IES SILK ROBES
At much under cost of manufacture.
Full assortments Of
Sets se hcaa asS F and
tlouncings, Edgings, &c.
1000 PAIRS OF fEGE LaeE AS6 MGsEN CURTAINS
1000 PAIRS BE5T 4 IN Si3 EFCh& GlaS0BI blankets
MUCH USDER Usual I'll pFiRSicEs.
D,our HAMLTSN ia NJ, 5H5 soF EAsTER hsao!s Ts Go
A UCTION GOODS VERY LOWlll
PURCHASED AT THE GREAT AUCTION SALES IN
NEW YORK
JUST RECEIVED AT
GEORGE H. HAIG'S NEW STORE,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS.
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
OF H0SIERIEs, SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Ever offered for sale in this city.
ALSO,
CHOICE VARIETY OF
FANCY AND PLAIN SILKS,
MERINos, DELAINEs,
AND OTHER DRY GOODS
sHAwLs,
MANTILLAS,
CLOAKS,
CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMINGS,
ALL OF TIE TERT LATEST STYLES
HOOP SKIRTS,
CoRSETS,
AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ARTICLES FOR
LADIES' WEAR.
All of the above will be sold either in lots b5 retail
e26-tfr UNPRECEDENTEDLY Low RATES.
100 BALES LINEN BURLAPS.
MEDIUM for Coffee Bags
Also, HOP sACEING and goods for Wool BIZ Frs for
ROBERT n BROWN 4 CO.
nlSU German street.
CELEBRATED SCOTCH WOOL UNDER
OsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
We have Just opened large and varied
heSe celebrated goods
CONSTABLE, WALKER Il co,
o22tr Opposite the Mus
NTERINO UNDER-SHlRTS.
1h article, very HEAVY anl plush lined, with
DRAW ERS to suit, just received
CONSTABLE WALKER co,
o22tfr 1856 Baltimore street
SHAkER FLANNEL SHIRTS
koAn assortment (a sZes) received, with DRAWERS
osuit. CONSTABLE, WALKER & co,
o22t l55 3a timore street
MTINTER GLOVES
Ofevtry style and description just received by
o2E-tfr CONSTABLE, WALKER Il co.
CANVASS PADDINGS, ALPACAS, AND |
~ NELN ETS suitable for coher, for sale low to close
Fa'entS, ROBERT o. GROWN co,
s@Nt 2GeTman street
GOODS FOR SUMNER S SHIRTS-We have
in store large supply of the celebrated Masonville'
Muslin especially for summer Shirts very FINE and
COOL rs linen CONSTABLE, WALKER & co,
l"2l-uf lhS Baltimnre
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FIRE.-Wye Neck, on Thursday night, was again
the scene of destructive fire, by which Mr.. james
and large quantity of materials, besides about, as
our informant states, six hundred bushels of wheat,
portion of his corn and the whole of his winters
proyender. 1t is thought to be the work of an in
cendiary. -CentreriHe Times.
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From Observation-Disclosures adviees from Ven
ezuea, dated at Caracas on the 10th ult, saw: The
general election is for President, Vice Presi
dent, Senators and Deputies to Congress The re
suit, as far as heard from, gives Manuel Felipe
TOvar large majority for President and Doctpr
Pedro Gual for Vice President. They will IN
doubtedly be elected. The jaiIs of Caracas and
Laguayra are crowded with prisoners, and others
daily arriving, and the hospital filed with the sick
vailing in Caracas and Laguavra. The Uritod
states Consul at Laguayra, A. j. Smith, has lost
ms three eldest children, son and two daughters.
with yellow fever; all died within few davs of
each other.
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CoNyICrrON FOR Piracy AND MURDER.-The Key
West (Fla.) correspondent of the Charleston $.
C) Courier reports to that paper the conviction,
on the 23d Nov, in the u. s. Circuit Court of
Key West, of Alexandra Career, and Geuillot Faus-
tin Eloy, two of the crew of the American schoOn-
er Enterprise, for the murder of A. B. Morantes.
the captain.
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THE MOUNT VERNON PURCHASE.-Although the
whole purchase money Of Mount Vernon has been
raised, Miss Cunningham, who is at the head of the
association, hesates about paying over the last in
stament and taking the title, because she and her
associates will then have the whole responsibility
and charge Of keeping the property in order and
making the necessary repairs, without any funds in
hand for the purpose. The ladies feel that the
comparatively small amount needed for this purpose
ought to be expected from the rich the amount
heretofore raised has mostly been furnished, in
small amounts, by persons OF moderate means
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,

SUDDEN DEATH.-Y esterday morning man nam
ed Thomas Armstrong, living at No. los Spring
street, died very suddenly He was much addict,
ed to dissipation, and had been drinking very hard
for some days past. Yesterday morning he COM
planned to his wife of a severe pain in the region of
ms stomach, which continued to increase until it
was deemed necessary to call a physician Mrs
Armstrong started for one but before he arrived
her husband died. Coroner Spark.in held an in
quest over the body, and verdict was rendered of
death from intemperance
HEALTH REPoRT.-By reference to the official re-
port of the Health Commissioner, DR.. j. W. Houck,
1t VIII be seen that the number of deaths for the
past week was only 6S. This is 35 less than for the
corresponding week of last year. There is not a
city In the Union whose mortality reports show a
more healthy condition. The Health Department
has been very active during the fall in having re-
moved all nuisances and keeping the lanes and
alleys clean.
The DISPUTED CLERKSHIP IN THE CIRCUIT CouRT-
ms case comes on for hearing tomorrow, and in
the interim, a large placard has been pasted up at
the entrance to the Court room. with the following
~"Ihomas b. Gather, Clerk of the Circuit Court
Wm Schley, Esq, will probably file his answer to-
day in reply to the petition of VIM. H. H. Turner
Tor re lnstallment to the office of Clerk.
THE STEAMER GEORGE PEABoDY.-This steamer
now of the Richmond line, will take position on
the Norfolk line, instead of the steamer Adelaide
which is about to be repaired and is to receive new
boilers. The George Peabody has been thoroughly
adapted to the requirements of the travel of this
line, and under the command of Capt. Pritchard
who is an excellent officer and fine gentleman will
avery popular boat.
UNNATURAL CoNDUCT.-A man named Thomas
Kelly, living on Wolf, near Pratt street, was yes
terday arraigned before Justice Griffin, charged
with treating his mother in most inhuman manner
lie assaulted her and drove her into the street. She
was compelled to seek shelter and protection of the
neighbors Kelly was held to bail for a hearing on
Friday next.
APFoNTMENr-Henry Tyson, Esq, who mas
Master OF Machinery to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, has been removed and Fletcher
PERKINS, Esq, formerly a member of the firm of
Smith d Perkins, locomotive manufacturers, Alex
andria, Va, has been appointed in his stead,
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The Cincinnati Gazette denies that it is a candi
date for the Public Printing of Congress-.
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FRoM HAvANA.-We have advices from Havana
of interest.
The new Captain-G General of Cuba found, on his
arrival on the island the sum of one hundred thou
sand dollars standing to his credit in the bank
capacity ot agent of her sugar estates. We are
informed that the military and political depart
ments of the city government Of Havana have been
eparated,
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The charter election in New York city takes
place to-day. The contest for Mayor is bitter and
animated, and the vote cast will no doubt be much
larger than at the recent State election. The con-
testls a triangular one-Havemyer being the Tam
many Democratic, Wood the nominee of the Mozart
division of the party, and 0pdyke the Republican
and American candidate. All three parties are as
sured of success
Wild geese have gone South in great numbers
the past week. The North Bridgewater Gazette
Mass.) reports that thiryone tocks recently pass
ed over that village in single forenoon,
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The rope with which Brown was hung was not
of cotton, but of Kentucky hemp. SO saws the
Richmond Enquirer.
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Inc Directors of the Richmond and Danville
faiiroad Company have adopted resolutions in
winch they determine not to purchase supplies from
the non-saveholding States except in cases of ne
cessity.
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PUBLIC MEETING TO SUSTAIN THE UNION AND THE
CoNsrrUroN.-The conservative portion of the citi-
Zens OF this country, says the Philadelphia Ledgcr
are arising everywhere in our large cities and
towns, to give expression Of their views against
the invasion of the rights Of individual States,
against the fanaticsm which would promote ser
vile inSurrecton and produce civil war. and in IA
vor of the preservation of the Union and the Con
stitution. call has been made in Boston for such
a meeting, which the Hon. Edward Everett and
other distinguished Of Massachusetts, have
signed. In New York also preliminary meetings
have been held to the same end, and in Phiiadel-
phia arrangements making for similar meet
ing. There is no doubt that such a meeting will
have a good effect in quieting the minds Of our
Southern brethren and re-assuring them that all
the people of the North are not John Browns
ready to carry fire and sword among them for the
sake of a sentiment regarding institutions which do
not concern them, and with which they have no
ripht to meddle
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Parson Brownlow, of the Knoxville Wing, writes
from New York follows, concerning the coptem
plated invasion of Mexico by the X. c. C.'s "Gen.
Buckley, of Baltimore, spent some time in nv room
last evening. His expedition to Mexico now mum
bers nineteen thousand men, and he is provided
with ample means One thousand men are in Ten
nessee, and these will move first and without DELAY
predict that the General will capture all Mexico
before Spring, and that he will have control OF
Vera Crnz in ninety havs ,, - ~
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Q5tOteties, giqaurs, 1T.
I'D G. H. REESE Il BROTHERS.,
HES HELL - - 2O7 and 2G9 PRATT STREET

k<Te71d T.. A. SEWELL & CO.
EHS M - TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
@ s Have just received fresh supply Of EW Raisins
Figs, Citron and Currants
Also store general assortment of fresh GROCER ES
consisting OF fine Teas Wines, &c English Pickles, &C. &c
which we selling low.
The public will find their interest giving our stock
an examination before purchasing elSew here
IL Goods delivered to all parts of the CITY free.
d2IF 9l2 W. p - s;r,a+
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ORANGE PEKOE TEA.-Direl

EGE M signment from Hong Kong China.
lEMl En 46 lONeS 'OranGe PekOe TEA,pef ship InVin
cble, just received direct from China, and for sale
low by WILLIAM SAYNE
No. 70 Exchange Place.
am also daily expecting per ship AramingO from same
place. consignment Of 500 cases PRESERVED GINGER
loo boxes FIRE CRACK Frs, which will be sold low, to
arrive, W B. Milf
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BE1N M IL VI . A L.
MTsVTTT& ERY Low FOR q aSu
suENt SN Iron Franz, Sole Leather and iron Rou,5
TRUNKS, Carpet Bags Vaiisas I "dins
Il at Gases. e'
Also Ladies' French Trunks of all sizes and finish t
j.. d. VAN NORTWICKIS,
No. 259 Baltimore stree,
~. b.-Irunks covered ana repaired. o2l-lyr