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WESTERN NEWS.

Of. LOUIS, FED. II.
The bill appropriating $1,000, and authorizing
the employment Of Counsel for the defence of Mr.
Doy and son, charged with abductiDg negroes from
Missouri, and now in Jail at Platte City, No., has
passed the Lower House of Kansas Legislature
without opposition.
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WESTERN NEWS.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb TO-
A fight between fifteen Pawnes Indians and II
whites in which three of the former were killed and
several wounded, occurred near Chester, Nebras
ka, on the 18th 1t grew out of an attempt on the
part OF the Indians to commit an outrage on white
woman.
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EXPLOSION.

LANCASTER, o., IL.
The steam Touring mill owned by VIM.
Latta was blown up to-day. Loss estimated
at 8 or $4,000. No lives lost.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

FLAIN md UhNAMENIAL PRINTING.
p Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office
helaes; improved and rapid presses the best
style On shOrt notice, and Il uabls rates Particular
attention paid to blank Every description of Bind
ag done, especially Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals,
sales Docks. Receiving Books. &C, &c.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A CARD.-The Boston Pail Co. desire to return
their thanks to the Fire Department for the prompt
and efficient services the 10th inst. by means of
which loss, which otherwise must have proved
serious, was rendered comparatively trifing.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB,Y 1o, 1889
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

A Card-Business Notice
Lecture-Buziness notice.
Valentines, &e.-Hawks Bro.
sh1w.s-E. I. Baldwin Co.
Sons Of Malta Fssuval-Feb. I7ih.
From PaIis-Re tbsrg HausmAn.
Sheriff Sale-D. L wightman. Sheriff
Dry Goods-Morgan s. Root.
Cleveland loOr Oil Cloth aIanuf4etpry.
Cleveland Pracsicing ASsembly-Feb. Is.
Insurance Company-Belden Seymour Agent
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MURDER WILL OUr-MSrtin Faulhaber, who
has acted as porter for the Pittsburgh Railroad
Company, viii be brought this morning before Esq.
Miller on charge of stealing MelodeOn from the
warehouse of the Company about three years ago.
The Melodeon was missed at the time, but no trace
obtained Of the thief FauIhsbe- is supposed to
have kept it seereted during all the intervening
time at his house or elsewhere. He lately shipped
Ito Cincinnati for sale 1t so happened that OH.
Ger Clark Warren went to that city few days
since in search Of some other stolen property, and
strangely enough, found this MelOdeOn, which was
traced by him to FauIkhaber. 1t was a strange
thing to steal, and it must have got slightly out o.
tune during these three years of idleness.
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U. s. CouKT.-The Jury in the case OF Baker q
King vs. American transportation Company after
being out twenty-five hours, came into Court yes
terday morning, unable to agree. Six were fOr
plaintiff and six for defendants. The case is no"
put over to the next term of Court which conVenes
on the second Tuesday in March. The whole case
must then be tried again, which viii help to swell
the bill Of costs.
The November term Of Court yesterday adjourn
ed. At the March term the oberiin Slave cases
viii come up. Ht
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y There is again good prospect ofsleighing.
Snow fell rapidly through the afternoon yesterday.
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- National Guards, fine favored Cigar, at
STRONG 4 ARMsTRoNG's, l99 Superior Street.
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ToRoxro, C. W., Feb. IL.

TORONTO, Q. W, Feb. II.
The Queens decision in favor Of Ottawa as the
Seat of Government in Canada was carried in the
Legislative Assembly last night by majority of s..
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ME1irints.
Notice from tie Hsv York Tribune.
.QSQ-TWELVE YEARS

Noice from tie Nsg York Tribune.
72SO-TWELVE YEARS AGO
-AOOCs the success uf ssvcFsl mediczl gentlemen
natural laws introduced tsis a. an i59
rated under Of the Legislature bT he
The continued Of their remedies and The arm bold
they have gained upon public confidence has fully Justified
the honor conferred upon the As.ociaon hy an
acment and they have 10 feel great pride in com
pairing their successwh medical academies also charero
by public authority solicited Testimony from public srd
ing journals. bear witness to the nedcal skill and hgh
personal character Of the gentleman connected with tRe
unworthy advertisers Of the day, The GREFENBERs o
PANY has ever been ard will be reliable and trzfworthy
deDce. -
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted by this
OF HEALTH, Invaluable medial work. published
for family use and therefore sold at the nCna price
twenty-five cents, for which Is mailed nee 10 any
part ofthe country
The health Of Ameriai womsn. diseases Of and
the obccure and chronic complaints well as tho
common diseases incident to this COUNTY
attention of tbs ns to1 and It is enough say
have proved themselves fully competent for n Ereaf trust
which the public nave eonfdsd to 'fIeir srili 80 -
Inc columns Of The Tribune and other journals have CIV
en- anpe testimony their remed and read
eIs are reierreo TO them for particulars
From The Democratie AR
RELIEF FoR MOTHERs AND CHILDREN-In no country
IN the United Srstes; in no countrs 10 50 many
dren die prematurey It with full knoygIedge Of
these facts that The era enber Company It No 81 PARK
Row. New York, Opeied their great esfablis6ert f5r
treating these delicate and dangerous diseases DR. JoShus
. Bridge is in constaIt attendance al the once a he Il
his delicate dutifs shall hereafter enter uiv aio
this subject, with minute sp seIfcations.
The GRHFENBERG MEDICINES are for sale b, ctr
druggists and dealer5 in medicine throughouf the
Or5srS should be addressed to
-. H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
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q For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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NoTIcE.-A Mass Meeting of the Israeltes of
this city, will be held at the Sons of Temperance
Hall, corner of Ontario and Champlain streets for
the purpose Of organizing Committee, to solicit
funds in aid of the Mount Vernon Association.
By order of
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Mr.. Yulee, from the Committee on Post Offices,
reported bill to abolish the franking privilege.
Mr.. Wilson introduced q bill for the payment to
the State of Massachusetts, the balance due her Of
money expended for the United States during the
war Of 1912.
Mr.. Seward called up the case of the Indiana
Senators. He described the question as involving
q principle of transcendant Importance The State
of Indiana now unrepresented in the United States
Senate. He denied that the decision of the Senate
is absolute and irrevsible. He could not conceive
how Senators could maintain that the decision is
an irrevocable judgment, and he took issue with
those who so maintained. The Senates action is
legislative, and not judicial, and hence is not final
but subject to reconsideration.
Mr. Zollicoffer opposed the admission of Oregon
because of the insuffciency Of the population and
the alien suffrage clause in its constitution.
Mr. COmins being ready TO vote for the admis-
sion of Kansas with a free Republican was also
ready to vote for the admission of Oregon with
such q constitution as her people may adopt
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MISSION ScHooL.-A Mission Sabbath School
will be organized on Sunday, Feb. l3, 1853, at the
old school house on st. Clair street, just east of
Case Avenue, in that part of the city known as
Wasonville.
The exercises will commence at 3 O'Clock P. NJ.
DR.. Aiken and others will address the meeting.
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3Y TELEGRAPH,
Reported by the Union Telegraph,
oFFIcE, wARINs's BLOCK, coRKER or BAHE AMI
ST. cLAIR sTRRKTs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Soaring, of n. Y, rising to question of pri.
village. read an extract from the Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Times, in which it is
stated that the paint purchased for the Brooklyn
Navy Yard was used in painting his farmhouse,
according to evidence before the Committee to in
vestigste alleged frauds in the Navy and Navy
Yards.
He characterized the article as a coarse and q
base sander, perpetrated and set on foot by still
baser correspondent, and called on the Chairman to
state officially whether such evidence had been ad-
duced.
Mr.. Sherman, of Ohio, distinctly stated that no
testimony had been submitted involving Mr. Scar.
ing in any abuses whatever. The committee had
carefully avoided giving any information to news
paper correspondents. If it is the pleasure of the
House, in the early part of next week, the testi-
mOny will be submitted.
Mr.. Clark, of Mo-, said the alien suffrage and ex-
clusion of free negroes and mulattOes is business
which concerns Oregon alone, which, under all the
circumstances, ought to be admitted without
to population.
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COAL! COALM-C COAL!
InHN non & WAVES

Are prepared to deliver pure article OF BRIAR HILL
ii cRIPPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
C Orders promptly filed at their Yard, the Canal
near the foot of Vineyard street, Cleveland, o.
nclo isrnI 1 Y. 4. YATES
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All the best brands of Elyria Cigars. at
Strong L Armstrong;.
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IPIantatiOn Cigars, at Strong & Armstrong;
1W.
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POLICE CouRT.-There was no session ofPolice
Court yesterday morning.
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RfaI Gstatf Agenrp.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE.

REAL ESTATE OFFIcE. z
ALEXANDER GARRETT,
II ANDS In IOWA, WISCONSIN,
J11icsirnn ind sale from S150 to 5000 pc
- foreas and on long credits Also City property Fam
10y Ohio for sale and exchange Loans Eotia
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UEMistrp.


nR r. F. ROBINSON HAS RE-
n,ved his Dental Once to his rezsdeIee. No. a.
io5 - -FOUR doors North efths n e Church, wksrs he
vii bs sppy % sss 81 81 patrsns, any
- 1Ebs, nav need his EsrFices.l
cieTeiand. March 30 ls5s-mk2s.du
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- Holloway's Pills are the beacon fires o
Vim. 4, BatbcIOF'S Hair Dive !!


The Original and best in the wOrldI
All others are mitsliOas and should be avoided il
you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO a
beaulifal and natural BioNn Bl=ck, without the least
injury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Uarded to VIM A. B1chelor since Is 9. and 5000
his famous Dyes.-
WAI A, BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces cO.Or
not to be isinssished fsom natsre and is WARRANTED
not njure the least houever long continued
and the III effects Of ID Dyes Tsmejied; the Hair invigcr
sted for life BY this Splendid Dye.
made. sold applied lin private TOOmsJ the Wig
FACTORY, No z33 BrOsdway, N Y.
Sold in all cities and towns ii the United States By Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealess.
II The genuin2 has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each Box. Of
wM. A. BACHELOR,
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GuerinL Notices.

u For Gas Ffrtrres aHd Fittiag-AYPly
Fo7g EaspOrfh & c., los ead 1O7 Superior street.
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u Turner's Pop Corn and Candy are good.
Try than.
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R"T TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."
No gentleman should mngls in the society of ladies with
his teeth dscoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
urifying the mouth after smoking chewing, "FON-
fAlNE's CREAM OF WILD FLoWERS'is is one of the
sHectual dsntThces in Il whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums, aud mpats the breath, often
offensive. an agreeable fragrance
FOR SHAvINGIts rich lather psnetrates and softens
the bear prevents irritation and renders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. @ FoNTAINE Co, sos Broad
way, and No. Astor House. New York. Sold by all
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,z4aYH2 H ---saa4AS 1dAW
~ yea gf-T
,qss1sg 1ellsHsa ee1 - "a
-KpllA9 .E N@t
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CALIFORNIA NEWS
New YoRK, Feb. IL.

ARRIVAL of the MOSES TAYLOR.
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President of Tefeieth Israel Society.
S. THoRMAN,
President of Ansche Chased Congregation.
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- I5.aE taaesat- Al
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FATAL CGsUALTY.-BeloW are some additional
particulars respecting the death of Mr. Hatfield, of
Chagrin Falls, spoken of yesterday morning
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Rea1 Gstate Agetlts.

ROuse's Block. fronting the Square.
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MHtban0i@.

- L t.
@s BAGS arFs f ssda fssn sB5 5s5 f RF
.n,,tf III: BERRY,
IT FAURE & CO.'S COGNAC.-G. o. COR
Il TER, Agent, No. 50 S. Gay street a8tf
VERY SUPERIOR BERMUDA RITTERS on
' hand and for sale T I. MARTIN BRO stiff
WHISKIES.-V fine Old Rye Whistles in
G2s and dsmnj9hns for sale by GEO l.
WESTERN BACON SIDES In store and for |
w sale by A. L. WEBB BRO. ol5tf
WHISKEY AND CHAMPAGNE.-l50 bhls.
~ Ohio High Proof Whisky 100 do old Bourbon, and
by A. H. wEBB Bo Gu oora MGnf ffat 3h and
Commerce SITS oi5-U
NlNES AND COGNAC.-4 quarter pipes
Marsha quarter pipes Port wine, quarter pipe
vert street t '' Se 0y i Elk y ihNS 2 South Ca
NERDIGRIS.-l0 cases Verdipris ground in
", oil for sale by J. PARKHURsT, Jr, Co. O78 Bow
WHISKEY.-A constant supply of Rectifed
profit by r Martin BRO p s Calvert S st s SEt''
S0 CASES BEST ENGLISH CAST STEEL
IN i f2F machinery and tunneng purpose, by DUGAN
"ENklNS, q South Charles street. 90
| HOGSHEAD SUPERIOR WESTERN JOWLS
lfor sale by W WHITELoCK Co, a South street NIL If
II BBLS. RYE WHISKEY, about one year
old and which we believe b.. the best article in
choice We recommend the above named LOT CIHBhTGH
GRAFT, 50 South street, opp. Exchange Place je23tf
> < Tres. EXTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS,
AO for sale by SMITH & NICODFMUS. oitf
100 RTTSVET G pFNCT CCFDSy g, - -
IUUT MARTIN BRO 70 s Cavcrt 'S st. ''' nltf
100 UgDS pPTNP V7ECTFD,T 157057
itU 9ci5it 49, 80 isI H. " E,S hHN bAGUN
SISoHESIS' 's'' ana '"llus nc, ior SAFE by SMITH
4eO CASKS CT ,DFT ANN G , I7rT6K7n
! III W. Ga' i Ci1 1ta, AM pau lEltN b
daiInnS ms Per snip MarShaI IN casks OF 10 and 60
PRACHT, v0NEiFF Co i22 and l3 Lombard ST. ie2ft
! 100 RRTS PRIME f7TTY DFNDFDF0T ID0
III II |s IDS + - it6a u III hEN1EhED LARD
fi LOT SAFE by " CASSAkD SON 4O7iand iO9 v Bal
! unloFe street mh5-tf
TN Bills 10 PRl N = WE 4 LARD in
baltimore street s'e ny " '-'oSAl SUN 4o7 and tC9
| * - - mr. = ~ w 7,57577 =, ~ - - h5o-!l
| 2hIe PLAIN w ESIERN HAMS for sale by
E00 BONES AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
eJOOfo for sale low by manufacturers agent WILLIAM n
! BOLTON, 81 W. Pratt street ap2gf
| "A ~ y :, T,I7c1 T,T,i5z7 49, - =
O0U and for sae by Foam R6cEB RAIL- 81 o IN
! ly's wharf - O1'-'i " EMS "a 91s 3fE
600 R0YFly ppT,Ip u Is5rT,fz7 55T75TS7 M ~ - =
n Igk0 IL
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IA s -. FOR TIE

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIIEOAb
fellows: ' 'i'' '''iiS wiz ran ~
Leave Camden Station, Bamore-Sfa (except Sunday .
az 20 NJ Express daily at Los T. NJ for PARTS ~
trains go directly through -i" '-7I' no''
D.. p, FOR w y PASSENGERS
belWGen Baltimore and Piedmont take he
between Cumberland and Wheeling by wing over for G
3Iahd anu heeling Accommodations Train and hatwaa,
timore ~ 1 i''' / q VI Ia'il from ia
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves PaI,ir,ors .. ,,r,, 81.
and rom Frederick at 9 4. NJ " ''i' ~
TIE El.LICOrTS MILLS TRAIN leaves pg1,,,., , d. g
Gle P. NJ. ''' i''''S at '.so a NJ an
FOR WASHINGTON Ann THE So,r,,
lave baumore st 20 and 800 A. NJ Gn3 Is and POI
o. uh sundays at 4 20 4. NJ only. Leaves WASHINGTON Z,
au,lhle AZ go and 745 A. NJ and - aDd-5 % p N q
S1a f6n at ~ only The second and third tar
fourth trains from Baltimore and the second and trd r
ton cGnnect 18th trains the Annapolis RoaJ
r. or tickets Of every kind, information &c SplV to T.
hNULAND Agent or al the Ticl ct Office Camden Stat
W P SMITH
n corD , Master of Transportation
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FOR RPFNFN

NANA'-h
70 ,,o, ~ TRAVERs 1 MITCHiEiL1Gfp, p''
olg-lW Spears wharf
81 FOR BREMEN.
80 The A Bremen ship FERDINAND" Bulerdick
VIII have quick dispatch fer the above port Fol
ire'sht or passage, apply to
Il2 u corner Of lombard street and Cheapside'
ett5s-4E44, FOR RIO DE JANIERO.
FSz= The bark "LAPWING," Capt Tbos Kelly will be
on iG l1th instant For passage having hand
,,,.e HUGH JENKINS & CO.,
Sfsgg4 FOR LONDON.
- The l. per Lloyds Danish schooner ssTTrNOn
fedorsen Will have quick dispatch For freight apply
n2g,tf Is ME s3tS \ C 9S,rf
6ssk FOR MARSEILLES.
$50 small nall vessel Will be despatched above if suni
HEsLEN & ROGERS.
So u n w corner Pratt Gay streets.
.ags;sss4 SAN FRANCISC0.-C o EMANJS /
sT7 $50 II FIRST CLASS CLIPPERS-CLIPPER o.
Clipper snip GRfHPRG WT eDde o 9B@a5 rass
rapidly loading New York, and win sail as above No"
For freights aPplyto
a,o., -PENDERGAsT BROS,
G=0,il q Smiths wharf, stairs
sE@s FOR CHARLESTON, S, C-THE MER-
E 800 TdT diNE-To SAL WEEKLYTe copper
gn on 4aY bdaI the S rsaer Par Of engaged and
GtHARtEs PENDERGAsT,
~ All charges paid goods shipped by his &sF and
e1S sent TO my address will be forwarded ofcommis
NB--shippers win please send duplicate receipts with
HENRY ?. RUSS ELL Esq gent in Charleston T. dPa II
as45 FOR WASHINGTON, n. c.
s $tt to day SaR hc A 5b g9G6
dl5-tf JAS. CORNER SONS.
ss5A FOR APPALACHTCOLA.
Ss5s The fast ailing ship CONAN" Cant, Joseph
Saturday For 'Fffls GaSssEEs SaRgy
GI2-u n. W. corner Pratt and Gay streets.
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SbippIng.
FOR CUBA.

@lE454 T,.-,-, fOR CODA.
Room acGommodat ons will be dispatched before SA-
IuRDA1 9th instant, to port the South side Cuba
for passage only which will be taken at low rates Apply
to TRAVERS & NTTTUET TfF''
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FOR PETERSBURG AND RICHl
- - SaHaa.sS MQND THREE TINES WEEK
l ne steamers BELVlEltE and GEO PEABOT}Y are M I'D
leaving every Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY afenoon
Freight received daily.
datouS. 'o '''il acCoiu'o
For freight or passage apply to
j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent
- - p 3 Light street 90 har.
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- GO E5sssssszs PHILADELPHIA,
-EA=- - ~ ='zAt--Szz= ,,WILMINGTON AN

-, EILL ARRANGFWEt
am aer AUNA1 October nth Passenger trains fai
DE EYRR lsSsePt R Sunday as fellows, Viz
A. NJ; EVENING MAIL at 525 p NJ w. N@t4t l''i'
New S SHE Pr. at S2S only All trains connect with
Freight Irain with Passenger Car ATTACKED loo,, =.
Hardwood. ' -''ii' CiaseS ana
FL From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE tsI5Aut2u
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RaIr.
- ROAD ~
y eaY% ID 10 ljA. ~ train will connect III " ir,ino+cr
win 5s5 r NJ train, or by aving at q p can DrnSra
aIoPover check from Conductor, spend the ni%ht in MI
nlIngton, and take the g. 35 A. NJ train 7-' III WI
~ ;I - colored persons, whether bond or free vi
W ISqulIed 10 Drlng some TeSp0nslU. white parsor
ally known to the undersigned who u he vf person
Doha 70 tRe Company before they viii Ne TAKEN y, 49,
n0I
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: rT~-s OFFICE OF MONUMFNTA
$3.50 49, STEAM TUG COMPANY

NIX Glk--N VI L -, ~ " " N y NJ h N A
49, STEAM TUG COMPANY
The CompanyS boats having been put in conneta rnir
order are now prepared TO execute every description OF river
The Company's Boats are as follows
Steamer TIGRESS, Captain Luke League
Steamer LlONESS, Captain A IT Ieaeue
The commanders are experienced masters and every
anee gwen Tor the safety Of vessels in their charge The
rates OF owage will be made reasonable For hrher inta
nation apply to the Captains board or Of the agent
,,o., WIN. Il. BOLTON,
'aleu NO. "a w, Pratt street
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ESlEA BALTIMORE AND PHILADFT
uAHaaszaazssEzzisP IIIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,

For the transportation Of Merchandise Prasuc4 p-.,
and Baltimore 80 'Ne" S'
, FOR PHILAHELPHIA-Un of the Car,p,7r.s 50. .-
boats leaves No Light street wharf daily nj 6'ca,t a.
pie time for the New York Trains "''e' '' -''
FK 40 lii daily, ats ociory
Goods forwarded Immediately with cafe-free cf All
io' COMMISSION j. Al.t& SiiEly EE, gent
NO. : Light street wharf Saltirl,-..
,y, \. GROW rs, Jr., Agent,
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MANUFACTURER TOBACCO.

W.
FIvES, SKIES, SEyENS, TENS, ELEVENS AND
TWELVES
R. J. Smith, Jones' Nenabe, Atwood, John Montort, a
G. saunders, Young Burwell, Red Rover l. Guy, Young
x W mhish, Mount Vernon, Clay.
HALE POUNDS.
Chckahomny, Red Rover, Horseshoe, ". Iigoa, Naad
Queen.
TWISTS.
Geo. Cooper Co, Abner McCahe. .no Cahendisl John
Linton foil, Fillmore, Union, Lindsey, T. f. Donigan, e.
nonigan, John Keen, Jr, Joe Bell, k. Stcaga, B. T.
Gravely.
POUNDS.
Eureka light .ressed John Winston. do. do, James
Butler, do do, III BrazO, do. do SCearce Nee Lang
horne Sons, T. F. ken's Necar,E. F. Keen's Native,
lvey, Gusayus Jones, Kate Waller T. j. Holland Fillmore
otter Peak l. Law renee Henry Fuge. W. ii. Burton, T.
~ DAVIS X Jones, 5. \. Myers, ". l.. Ogden, D. ?. T.
J. p. Smith.
For saieby JOHN P PLEAsANTs 4 SONS,
nlSu 50 South street
CIV. GAIL. CHRISTIAN Ak,
~ w. GAIL & AK,
* . MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS
SMOKING, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO
SNUFF AND CIGARS.
ALSO,
] IMPORTERS
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS,
PIPES, SNUFF BOXES &c.
/ No. IS BARRE STREET,
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t.7s9sl " ESIEhN
MARYLAND RAILROAD
r-o- L. =, WINTER ARRANGEMENT
e., ledve calvert Station at 30 and AZ p NJ
and l0.l5A. NJ 1'S'eistoWh Tor Baltimore at
IL - ~, Omnibus from Westminster daily at N cornoct
ts TN ~ ram Waiting for 40 train from Ban0re re-
NJ ~ Oihhl9uS from Manchs ster at NJ rast X Train
5 ~ ntahesday and Friday Returnin% aitarnots
timoTe. ''' ~ ''e @ 'D traln from Bal
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HSz=zl The Bremen ship ''FERDINAND,n Bullerdck,
master VIII have quick dispatch fer the above port Fol-
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.--In consequence
" OF the discovery and seizure at Havre nv tn.
French authorities Of a large quantitv Of NITATED IA
Bells Of Messrs Meet Chand0n, in Ep"rnay preyious n
their shipment this city, with evident ptcrt ~ A.
ceive, consider it duty caution the pubie %oot
such imposition and TO advise purchasers and
buy their Champagne Wines Of this brand onIs from
reliable and respectable houses ' '"'' "'
We have to believe that the njta,, NJ these
Wines IS g9 on 10 large extent, but the fictitious article
can he easily distinguished from the genuine qualities
y. TIERNAN " son,
iH2St Nessrs Moet Chandnns agents in MARYLAND
SALM0N;-20 tierces landing and for sale by