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BY :. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
SALE THIS DAY.

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
/ TATE.-By virtue Of n decree Of the LIIeui.
Court Of Alexandria County, rendered III tLe @ut
Of Ellison 4 Sons Va. W. E. Atwell, and otL.rs.
the undersigned, Commissioners appointed by Sma
DEGREES, will offer at Public Auction, in front :! tbS
Mayors Office, in the city Of Alexandria, Va, 90
SATCRDAY, The sch day oj april, 1859, tho
following described property in the said cit! Of
Alexandria -
A LOT OF GROUND, on the North side Of King
street, which is thus described in n decd from ChaS.
McKnigh, 20 Vim. l.. Atwell, dated 10th OF AYr.,
1852 Beginning at the west corner OF "n. Nc
Knights lot; thence running west on King ,tre'I
~ feet 81 inches; thence north, and parallel wu5
Royal street, ~ feet, to = ; feet illsy thence cast
~ feet y inches, parallel with Hing street tLGGco
south ~ feet To the beginning, with the risLL o.;
way over a : feet alley, running back II SI.d -.
out into Royal street; and, also, the right Of wiy
over d court OF alley adjoining this lot, ard bacE
Of Il. l.. simpsons Store, which count Is 70 !'rt
long by 10 feet wide, in al oblong TORN. The :!
feet OF the court is parallel with hing street
TERMs:-One-lenth Of the p~urchase money IL
cash. and the residue in three equal ins,a!IEents, :!
8, u. aad Is months from the day of sale, vita
interest; the deferred payments 10 BE- secured b.
the bonds u the purchaser, with good personnel Sc
curity, and the title TO be retained until the ppr,
chase money il fully paid.
|. LOUIS KINZkE, Couu,,
I. /. HILL,
mi ~ V.Af.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Couu,y Court commences It's session on
Monday. The following justices will com
nose rhe court Turner Dixon, p. D.; W.
n Fowle, W. r. Harper, r. q. Violet and
Robert Brocket,. associates. Commissioner
COR the Elections will he appointed at this
term of the Court.
PARADE AND TARCEr SHoo1lNG.-Ihs Al
exapdria Riiieneu, under command Ot Gap
tain Morton Mayre. paradcd Yesterday after
noon The ranks were quite full, and the
COMPANY never presented n more handsome
and true .oldierly appearance, aud their ma
nnuyeriny WAS excellent. They marched 10
Jones Point when a medal was shot for,
which was won by c. j. Wise, he having
made the best shot. After returning from
the Point. and prior to breaking ranks, the
company paraded through the principal
streets. elicitingthe admiration oithe citizens.
Sryu,y SCHOOL CELEBRATIoN.-Ihe Scho-
lars connected with Christ Church Sunday
School. had their anniversary celebration,
Yesterday afternoon. There was II very
LARGE number OF children with their parents
'"H' ..
""' "''"''
one Of great interest. A full report will he
gwen ~ '"' "'~
,~rrfvrrEp BrEcLAKY.--Mrs. Peyton, who
ra.;dss ., RI, upper end of Commerce street,
hoard , n,i.e and sone persons talking, in
her house' VII !e'''""'
c'"'"' ''u ~
l'u''' '"''''
u size no"'' NV" III ~
III IL i'"'' ''"N'
Tue ""'' "'''' wv .
WHOM Nv ''">'' W
HOUSE, ~ ' -.
Justice Price, and from the evidence 1t Is
thought ne entered by a window, Ia all OF the
doors were locked, with another man, n some
one wa, heard to say, why don't you % up
who must have escaped through the side door
which the inmates fthc house say wasiocked
the night before, and the key left on the
u.L,.o l.,
on,l.r,.
I: .Lo .,.L hams. r..
..u, 80 i,il +, have q further eya,nina.
=; 3. ,.n,ol hurol,rv =, H.. u.yt
~ ro,r,v C,ur,
u,,,r va ,,,r. r.c,;yod
= ~ r r.o,.L ,ho Ma, rrm-
~ N ,.Li,h on,,,Io..s
,h., ,,,lor ,,r;o.
a;...I ,,,,nr IN. i'm ,rovepents ,o be noted
- RI. rr...r, ,umb.r !. the omission of the
coliiral 'l'uN'r"'!'hS' WHY" VIZ Wv ~"
S'i"reh Il "'7irapie "'''ti'' p''"' -'"S""''''
Irc-rv,-Tb. Rev John Lauahan.
Ill .r;.. of J;s.orrs.s t,-rnr-
row. SUNDAY evening" "''2 "'"%"' =" 'e
Me'hoo'>' rF'ScoP'' '"ut'"' "","' ~"
street Ia answer l" 'he 'oui'7
Nary's Church. on Catholicism.
The Wash tha' occurred o" IN '"e Vi
the Manassas Gap halir"au' r'lerre" 10 IL "
paragraph from 'ne "oo'''''A ie"'' N'x'o"'
copied IN Yesterday $ paper Wa o"'a Sl'g"'
"ne' and was soon repaired None Vi '"'
culverts were hroSrh'
FISH MAkhfr.- e''e'u"s 'here was d
slight increase in the arrivals of herring, and
nr;,es declined-sellino st Sll 70 Sl2 per
,b sb.d or. scarce and sell AZ from
~ 10Y D., 81 ..:m
$40 TO sZ@'-' per huhn''d' ""eA "s" ''''
arrive IN large quantities.
NORTHERN LIGurs.-A brilliant display
of The aurora borealls wasmade On Thursday
~ 5o.L, r,,as
e'en'ns' on '"' Vi' ~ ~
almost 10 'he Een''n'
-,
CURRENT he tap'd current III 'he f0'o-
mae, for the last four or five days, has made
,gainst tbe Fisheries.
Tu. Er,scopu Coyygyq1oS-[ is now
~ .u
on'y d "" "ceA'' N ,". ecI
ing oil the EpiSc"Pal clergy anu ia''y Vi Tue
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100, 100, 100, 100, 100.
SIMON WATERMAN, No. 100, King street

~ 7 "
DEGS leave 10 announce to his numerous friend.
ID and customers. that he i, nov prepared Ia
exhibit q stock : OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
and Gentlemcn's Furnishing GOODS, which IN
regard to quantity, quality. and styles, "nnnot be
.gualled hy ANY similar establishment in this city,
and not rscciled by ANY Clothing house III the
two leading avenue. Of fashion on this side Of the
Misunderstanding New York; and Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
Although the present stock !: ! very extensive
one. indeed. additional supplies viii still be receiv-
"a. from. tine l., tia.e, during the business season,
in order t. keep up tt tull assortment Of styles and
Sizes.
y. S.-Mr. WATERMAN will endsnvor 10 con
vince any one favoriug hin with u call. that his
reputation for selling 1T the most moderate prices
i, grounded Oh tscts. ap 20
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Instruction OF a Catholic Church,

NORFOLK. April 2o.--St. PauP> Church.
(Catholic,) in Portsmouth,. presided "'erby
Rev. Jos. Pluckctt. was entirely destroyed by
fire last night. Only the picture, and vest
were saved. II was the work o! all
incendiary. The church MAS erected IN
1858, At a cost ot SO. 900. and was insured
ia, only $40 ono.
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THE JUDICIAL Observation-Disclosures conn-
tv gives Robertson IS majority over Baldwin,
and F%luvanna county gives him 24' MAORI
". This makes Mr.. Rs. majority =" far
i32. with six counties 70 hear from.
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I MOST RESPECTFULLY invite the attention
OF the Ladic, 10 the largest stock OF MILL
merry GOODS ever offered in Alexandria. |
have in great variety white aud Colored Cheap
Straw. Ncapolitan, Linen. P%armelia. Legh"rn,
Florence Braid. English Straw, Blond, Tissue
straw, Rough and Ready, Diamond Straw, and
Coherg BONNETS; Real French Artificial Flow.
crs: l.accs; Edgings; Kuschcs, and all articles IN
the Millinery line. | am in daily receipt OF Goods
FROM New York, and have all the novelties IL fast
~ they are introduced. Bonnet: Of every icscrip-
ton made I" order, and satisfaction invariably
guaranteed. zap SOL ". B.. RICHARDS. JG.
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lust READ!-PIANO TORTES. PIANO
- F0RTES:.-A ~ octave, four round corners.
beautiful Rosewood case iron frame Piano, made
by Wm. Gachlc / CO., Of Baltimore, cost when
new s3jr. used but one year, ana now offered for
$500, really one Of tue greatest bargains Oh record.
A 7-ocrave rosewood case iron frume Pinno,
made by IIsi!et. Davis 4 Co., OF Boston, cost when
new S2jo, doe, not look as il ever used, now offer.
ell for $500.
\ superb b! octave rosewood case iron frame,
fine tone. tor si15, cost xix months az" $3.50.
4 Chickeriug Piano, fine tone, snd LOOKS and
sounds as good as new, for 5000.
4 nice little Piano tor S25.
Two tor 500 each; tour for Sl2j.
Also, u flu. : octave, by Ro.encrants, for sl00.
Call ANA see these grea, bargains; must he sold;
store too crowded. Come ,uun and see for your
selves.
Pianos, M.lodeons, and all kinds Of Musical
Instruments for rent by the day, week, OF month,
upon liberal terms. JOHN Y. ELLIS,
800. Penn. avenue, bel. 9TH and 10th streets.
Washington. ap 29-St
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EVENING STAR SEGARS.-Another supply
II Of this popular brand Of Scgars. just received
and for sale by WM. \. HART,
No. 100. King street, cor. Of Pitt.
RI Sign Of the Golden Mortar. ap 30
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WOOD, EDDY s. CO.'S

SINGLE NUN Der LOTTERIES
CHARTERED nv TIE STATE " GEoRGIA.D
cs-CApITAL PRIZE, $50, o0O!-3:
TICKETS OSLr $40!
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HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
LII FOR MAYS splendid number, price ?5c.
DeQuincey's New Books, The AVenger," and
other papers, 7Jc. Hours with my Pupils. or eiu-
cational addresses, etc, by Mrs. Lincoln Phelps,
limo, IL. Love Me Little, and Love Me Long,
by Chas. Reade, 15c. The Convaleseent, by \. z.
Wi!lis, Si,2j. The Pillar Of Fire, or Israel in
Bondage, by Rev. J. II. ingraham, author prince
Of House Of David" SIPS. The Life and Times
Of Sir Philip Sidney, 81. Annual Of Scientific
Discovery. n year book vi facts III Science and Art.
for 1859. SIPS. fhe Gospel Mystery uf Sanctii-
cation. opened in sundry practical directions. b.
Rev. W. Marshall, 10c. The Ruined Cities VI the
East, by Rev. DR.. Twecdie, sOc. Old Jack, IL
man of wurs.man, and South Sea Whaler. .5c.-
Truth is Away, Best, or the Fatal Necklace, ~.
More about Jesus, with illu.tra;iCu- and map. by
author of Peep Of Day" Sc, OF. The English
Boy in Japan, Or the perils and sufsrings OF Mark
hafies in that singular Empire. &c. Patience to
Work and Patience to Wait. 13". The Children
Mirror. or which is my Likeness, Si,2j. Just re-
ceiycl. uni for sale by
JAMES ENTwISLE & son,
q A.
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Dreadful .ACCIpENT.-The Washington
Star says. last Sunday morning, three chill
dren Of Jacob Hoffman, who resides on \
street, between Fourth and Fifth, were
dreadrully scaIded by tho upsetting of a pan
of hot water upon them. One a girl, twelve
wears of age, was seated by the stove in which
the pan was placed, holding an infant six
months old. Her brother, 4 little fellow
about eight years old, passing round the
stove. struck the handle Of the pan and
threw the scalding water over himself and
the others. The infant has since died, and
the others are in u critical condition, the
boy not expected to live, The parents are
in very humble circumstances and the aid
of the charitable would be well bestowed.
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The Markets.

BALrrNonr, April 29.-Flour closed active. with
An advance or 6tt l2c. on Howard street and Ohio
Wheat closed active. With AN advance OF 2c. Corn
closed active. with an advance of &c. Provisions
closed firm and unchanged; bacon, sides. 7!(1"!r,
Whi.ke, closed uuiet: City and Obi" Esq h2Gic.
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Nrw York, April 2'.-Flour ha' nd'ahcru ''1'
eoc.: State s5.25@ 500; Ohio so.I5@s8.'o; Sou
,hern s6.ljM $3.50. Wheat firm anil higher, hut
dull; White southern loIc. Corn firm. and slight
" higher: mixed ~ Sc; yellow so6s7c. Pork
la, declined: mess Sl6.2jM$l6.jo; prime, sl2.''
m$laS7!. Lard dull at lls@lllc. "hiskey
,iull, At &c. Stock. closed lower aud du!!, Mo.
q, s1s.
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EXTRA ATTRACTION
THE OX-HORN PLAYER
GOLD AND SILVER WARE,
WATCHES. LoCKETS. B~KEASTPINS. RINGS,

~, ~.
rms IFTEHAOO ""' E|ENINH.
ap "n-lt
NOR SALE-My farm in Fauquicr county, con-
i tanning Ivy IL recent survey, fplR lit y
DRIED AND F0RTY-SiN ACRES aud 30 poles.
This land lies on the Rappahannock river, about II
quarter Of II mile from the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, aud in au excellent neighhorhuod. There
90. are On it, II very convenient ID" ELLlNd
III SE, spacious barn, and other out. h"u.e..
all in good repair. \ never iniiIng 'Pring Of pure
water. i, within forty yards of the ousc-icr-housc
and ice pond, ~ near. The fields not III %culti'a'
ton, are we'll set in grass. aud taking into view It's
close proximity TO the Railroad. Post Office. Grist
Mill IN mile OIL and other advantages, this farm
may be safely recommended n very desirable
property. Amy one Wishing 10 see the said farm
will he shown 1t by Mr. II. 1. Einhry on the place.
Terms made known by JOHN >. kNOA.
an rI--,nft
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE VEGETABLE AND OTHER STANDS.
l. i'll the Market Square, Except the Butcher
Stalls will be offered publicly for rent, o" S"t"T
day. Nay 7tk, for the ensuing year.
IT. W~HITTINGTOS, Clerk Of the Market.
mp 2I-dtd
NEGROES WANTED.-I wish to purchase
" any number Of NEGROES, for which / Will
uny liberal prices. Those wishing 70 sell, viii! =.
we'll to call on me before selling, at my old stanG.
at West End, Alexandria, Va.
aug is-df JOSEPH BSUlN
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The Valley Democrat say>:-"The neSr"
man charged with burning the barn OF B..
f. kemper, esq. near Port Republic, some
time since, was tried by the County Court al
the April term, and sentenced to he trans
ported beyond the limits of the State. His
value was liked at $500.
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CARRIAGES! C~ARKIAGESm CARRIAGES
" This, Ia inform the public, aud many Gus
TONERS who have been waiting for them, that ]
have received my spring stock Of CARRIAGES,
and persons intending To purchase cannot fail t"
be- suited, n | have now IN hand more than TWEEN
Is different styles of the mort approved kind, in
addition TO my own make of New York and Will
mington mauutactuTc. Having made favorable
arrau gcmcnt- with som ui The mot celebrated
manufacturers in this country. | ran now furnish
on demand or to order any kind Of fashionable
CARRIAGE, from Il light Buggy 10 the largest
class Coach, Oh tee most reasonable terms. Call
and examine, and if you 10 not purchase no harm
done. All new work .old from this establishment
warranted. some second hand CARRIAGES al
20 for sale. THOMAS o lNG.
Carriage Repository, No. ios, i'enn. avenue.
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oUUH " a Z <.
'INHR 81 BSCRlBER is now prepared TO fur
i Dish tnis delicious beverage u all who vii
give him a call. CREAM-Lemou, Vanilla, Tin
ger. Nectarine, Strawberry, Pine Apple, and oar
snparilla Syrup, KEEP. constantly on haGd.
WILLIAM A. HART,
No. l09, King-.treet, corner of Pitt
~ Sign Of the Golden Mortar. al -
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SALE THIS DAY.

NH q 2snt,
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DOIInInAI

The Reform movement in New York is gather
ing strength, and promises to override partzan OPP
position. The Journal of Commerce says that the
present movement is based, apparently, upon the
conviction pervading the public mind, that the
honor and the interests of the city alike demanded
change in the system of controlling, not only the
elections but the primary movements to place can
didates before the public. The most prominent
citizens took part in the recent meeting at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, and thorough reformation de-
termned upon.
The following resolutions were adopted at the
recent Slave Trade Meeting at st. James, South
Carolina:
Resolved, That the provision in the Federal Con-
stitution, by which it is ordained that no more
slaves shall be imported from Africa, is most un-
wse and utterly destructive to the interests of the
Southern States of this Confederacy, and that the
same ought to be repealed.
ResolUed, That we do not think the above provi-
sion can be repealed so long as the present Confed
Grafton shall continue to exist.
Resolred, That we hold the interests of the South
ern States at much higher value than we hold the
interest of the GLORIOUS Union.'
RESOLVED, That we will give all the aid and assis
lance in our power to any individual individuals
wa may land African slaves on coast, in spite
of the Constitution or laws of the "gloriou.
Union"
The Democracy of Montgomery, Indiana, helt
one of the largest conventions that assembled
in that county, at Charlottesville, Saturday last
The following resolution adopted
Resolued That no power can or ought to proven
the people of the territories from passing such law
upon the subject of slavery as they deem proper
and that by this we mean to assert the doctrines o
popular sovereignty as it was understood by jaime
Buchanan in 1856, and now heroicay maintained
| by Stephen A. Douglas.
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szeable brillants, pear shaped and otherwise, and
valued at $500. Louis Napoleon seems to have
contributed a snuff box, of the most costly mate
rails and workmanship, certainly the finest thing of
the kind ever seen. The box is of solid god richly
chased, and ornamented with diamond "spread
eagle" and the initial N in briants; $4,000 its
price. Queen Victoria's investments in French
genius do not appear to very. good advantage in
this exhibition, she being represented only by a
$500 bracelet of blue enamel
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DIED.
On the morning of the 18th instant, WILLIAM W. GIL
MOUR, in the 3Sth year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully in
vited attend his funeral Wednesday morning. 10Th
instant O'clock from his late residence 70 n Charles
street. *
year of his age.
On the 18th instant. MARY ANN REYNOLDS, consort
of Patrick Reynolds, in the 22d year of her age.
On the 18th Instant, JANE SCOTT wife of Robert Scott
in the fist year of her age.
On the 18th instant, Mrs MARY ELIZABETH BROOKS
wife of Professor N G. Brooks.
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NJ A r r ] f

A RK d,
On the 18th instant, by Rev, Joseph Bowser WILLIAM
W. POWELL to JOSEPHINE TURNER, both Of this city r
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Hera, JAMES W.
JOHNSON to Miss SUSANNA CHAMBERS, both of this
city. 80 =
On the 10Th March, by Rev Mr.. Smith, THOMAS W
BENTHALL TO Miss AMELIA J. MCCORMICK, all of this
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WOOD WOOD ] 7 WOOD
SAVE 20 by buying your Wood at Office of Cit,
Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET
sI0-tf JAMES n JOHNSON
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LATER FROM VENEzUELA.-By the arrival of the
Dark Teresa, at New York, we have adyices from
venezuela confrmative of the capture of Laguayra
" 'he government troops. The revolutonists
"o'e oeing driven from one point of the country
70 'ue o'ner' and wherever they can be BROUGHT
10 STAND they are attacked and Debated Tba;r
prospects are now gloomy and desperate IN The A.
treme. The government had seized on - ~ "a
number OF prisoners, and, in short. the h.au ense
the constitutional party being born ae,s Oh
pbantly throughout the country. ''inm-
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,


E. 0 U IT'S,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where be found the largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers are
to examine this stock of Furniture before purchasing
there can be found always hand and made to order:
TEVE-A-TETES in Brocatelle, Plush or Hair Cloth 80
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
Brocatelle, Plush, or Hair Cloth CHAMBER SUITS, in
Walnut and Mahogany, arious styles from $50 to 5000
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking Chamber, Dining
and Reception Chairs in Walnut, Cak, &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.
E. MOUNT,
mhl7tf No. 81 N. Gay st., ODD Odd Fellows, Hall
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J. & r. CAMPBELL,
227 BALTIMORE STREET, corner OF Charles,
Invite the attention Of purchasers
TO THEIR RICH AND
MOST ELEGANT SELECTION OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Which will be sold at exceedingly low prizes. att
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LOOK HERE, STRANGER |

LOOK HERE, STRANGERl
lfyou want either CHINA, GLASS, or COMMON WARE,
goto
JOHN DOBSON CO.'S
CHEAP CHINA STORE, Nos. 2 and N Charles street
they will sell you little bit CHEAPER than the CHEAP
EST Give them call and for yourselves jal-tf
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ONE PRICE CLOTHING


ONE PRICE CLOTHING
J. LIPP CO.,
3 W. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND PAcA STREETS
Under the ONE PRICE principle we guarantee to our
customers full value for their money
~ CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER in the bsst manner
Come and see us. olsp,
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RooFEG RooFING II ROOFING II
Economy, Durability and Secaaitv
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND CoMPosITIoN ROOFING
UnrVaed by anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
uNEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
Forturther Information address or call on
JAS. q. JOHNSON,
No. 2 Jarvis Building cor. North and
Fs1if Baltimore streets, Baltimore,
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j. B. T. PHELPS,
GEN MEMS WEAR
l07 BALTIMORE STREET,
rn9u gatimors
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Coal.
THE DURABLE HARD COAL,
AND ALSO, THE FREEBURNING COAL
2,24O lbs to the ton
ALSO,
THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD READY FOR USE.
J. HENRY GEESE & CO,
OFFIcE-9 SOUTH STREET,
olS-2w YARD-SPEAR'S WHARF.
A FRESH SUPPLY OF THE PREPARATIONS OF THE
Socete Hygienique,
Vinaigre de Toilette, Huile Phiocome,
Eau Dentifrce, Savon de Toilette Duc6e,
Poudre Dentifrice, Savons Sans Parfums,
Pommade Philocome.
n. II. JENNINGS 4 Co..
olS-u IS North Charles street.
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LESTER IMPROVED
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES,
At Prices from $50 Cabinets plain styeswar
ted to do every kind of CLOTH LEATHER WORK that
requires seam.
~ Saesroom 1863 Baltimore street,
m27-u L. D. CHASE, Agent.
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FINE TABLE CLARET.-Another supply received
by GREEN & Y0E, SO Baltimore street i27-tf
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION CT PURCHASERS TO OUR
stock of fine FANS and HAIR PINS of the newest styles
suitable for presents
j. & r. CAMPBELL.
sii-f 227 Baltimore street, corner of Charles st
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FINE GOLD WATCHES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
ONE OF the most splendid assortmens of WATCHES in
this country is to be found the subscribers
santly receiving Watches from England, France and
Switzerland, and will sell the lowest rate for rstclass
Watches
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
Importer of Watches and Jewery Manufacturer of Silver
Ware wholesale and RETAIL Calvert Water ss
Baltimore.
n. B.-Spanish Silver Coin wanted. SCI If
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GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED NOISELESS
"a MIL Y WING MA CHIMES
NEW STYLES-PRICES, $50 TO SIPS
HEMMERS, SIS EXTRA
RALrIMnRR. LulY llth. 1859.

BALTIMORE, July 18th, 1850
The undersigned have used the ''GR0yER& BAKER,
SEWING MACHIN Els for five years past and in all that
time it has fully met expectations every particular.
We them therefore, with entire confidence,
the very best machine in
JOSEPH BICKERTON co.
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CHINA,
GLASS,
AND QUEENSWARE,
K. P. BAYLY,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
CHINA,
GLASS,
AND QUEENSwARE,
ROCKINGHAM WARE AND SToNEWARE,
at Factory Prices
apls-tf No. 6 HANOVER STREET. near Baltimore