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Here are TwESTY-ONE regular Democrats,
not including thOse from Illinois, who voted with
the Republicans 10 support of Mr. Grows motion,
and thereby passed it. If Mr Grow, or the Re
publicans, or the House, are anyhow blsmeable for
tie failure of the Post Office Appropriation bdl
these Twenty .Obe regular Lecompton Democrats
ara art and BART of the misdemeanor. WHAT say
the ten Lecoppton Democrats from Pennsylvania
to the charge What say Messrs. Arnold snd
Bishop to the People of Connecticut Did they
f,ctiousIy conspire with the Black Republicans to
insult the Senate aud dsOrganize the General
Postal service of tie country Ii not, what shall
excuse those who did the mischief
We hold the House TO have been clearly right in
its conduct in the premises. The Constitution im
peratyely required the msjority TO do as tbey did.
But, even we're they mistaken, the defeat OF the
Authorization bill was still the act Of TOombs,
Mason a Co. Both Houses submitted the mstter
in di,pute to a Committee of Conference, composed,
two to one, of men who sympathized with the
Senate. That Committee unanimously reported q
csmpromise. to which the House unhesItatingly
asse nted, and passed the lew bill, making requisite
Approprations The Senate would undoubtedly
have coucurred; but Messrs. Toombs and Mason
objected and, as the bill could only be read again
By unanimous consent, and the Session was on its
last legs, deadlock was the result. Consider
well the facts and place the blame where it belongs
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CouRr or APPEALS, Tuesday, March p! iS9,-
Rr-sctt al The Jutsea-NOs II 24l TO- ~ ~ .:rncs OF
Mes 81 81 n received for the 18th Noa H. AZ y is ~
served for No IL reserved for the -Ai Nos ~ -
Sc reserved for the 18th No IL Chsn:srque COUNTY Bank a..
Rey; srsncd Mr.. e Tucker tot appellants MI W D. White
foI respondent -
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An outbresk at the Auburn Prison on Saturday
was suppressed BY the officers, VITO were fercely
attacked, only at the sacrifice Of the lives Of two
prisoners TIE Wsrden's Officisl account Of the
affair We print elsevhere
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Atesp1 DAILY Gribnre.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1850.
re coRsEsPoSDEsTs

No .eto esn b tskrr Of AnonJuoas CoGnuresouA WISE
ever 10 Intended for merton must be subennesed y e
n,rs AM address the wrtsYnot ueoesay for eue1-
Tor bot q guaranty 70, ss good faith
"a. e.pno, undertake TO rejected Communicated
,,-., for Ter fsisuy, ohce saoula IL a. b
.SdI-t..e 70 HosacE GIEELHY L Co.
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WORD TO CONNECTICUT.

The next House of Representatives viii consist
of 237 Memben-ll9 constituting majority. OF
these there have already been elected IS follows;
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c. Z. C.
CohroVsp CoVcH CSrAN

xAss nav st3oq Of vegetable sabstacr In
taste end scsssr In ,ae.y he's ssha'ed success s-yoad
,~si N h VIA, t Processes TO complete curSr OF
E.ks snd Coda where Il s possible to them The eff
rss sn cArose Cough nee pas ne more r.,s. nshts tor
- n, =. 7 r,is,. n and = cert boxes wholesale by
w. a IsaAks, NJ. 80 srssssg, n L.
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Rusiness Notices.


HOME
bscHsset cosfAr
NrwYoaK
ofoe. Nos liz sod ia BTc.c~ty.
~ s.ssstiop x sSOOO mains pro.sn. capital
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Wf.h surplus, In addition, Of over sSD,Sc
Va. Company .,.n.t Lo' D.m.ss y yts 2,
q DE in'o,.s and Of re Company I'D. warrant Pam.
Lossss EeUIrasLY ADJUSTED AND Phos~rLr fAD'
cn..rr.J h.,r,., rrssssut
A y. wiLLm.ETa, ViosPr,sid.r. . , f.vr,n,. Co.
G,sser coILms frru Of Sherman, Godtn' 60 Co.
p.nete s.s'y In por % .nd Tt.ssr. s.nt
Tnon.s NrsrsesE. hfn 81 = "a, $500 C.
|sss H sEeais firm Of as.Ss HID, MsT:s,esS
w.. su,, hrr Of H.sksn, kerricE Bull
Hosss EOse" fra Of Stone, START Co.
JMss hesras,r ar Of Barney sG%phSss, Sc CO.
a.o.e. fs.:er sr 4s% Of q va ssGis' wSrs ssa
y..,. lew o. S,as Of i0 3 F HS ~ Co
csasls. BULELsT TT, hJ% o. surrey sss a.
OrYn.s H. foETos mr.. mn % D TaLIaea a a.
F FDs seS.mr, late Of the frm of Bowen Nc
s, .%s se,LOw. firm Of Dc.n Klns CO ofs LSu.
ovs1,, f y no.en. frD Of v D. MORAN Co.
oI,.sps. s.ss:s, tTT Of 8. B.rn.. Bun.
SsSs S firm Of TrowbrGts, D~iss' CO
TrH.. firm o. Cooke, pogo, BAKER a Oo
T.xi NoKTo, htn Of Hortou Grnnel Co.
Ios. n HuIeuIssos firm Of J. C. Howe Co., Of Boston
Cu.,i1sP s.LpwIk erm q Bald wiz, Starr L Co.
To-. "a MISC. late frn Of Nelson Co.
$3.50 ErSIyuY firm o. swin Hurl6ut Co
Iss.. pcyT firm Of Jesse Hoyt / Co.
w. eTUrcis f, firm o. Sturgff Shaw Co.
T.. To,n ~ frn OF Yor3 Rubber Co.
s,,srX Nsso. late firm u Mason 1ompson
"a GrFun.s firm Of gedmsu Csdile 5Dsw, Cinclnsti
Crxus YlLE frG Of Cyrus Yale, j., Co New ss
Us, Posn,o. firm Of " IN. 4 4 Cbss b. Fosdick
p.UbI how'd, firm Of BOYD Bros. Co. Albany, N T.
n " Cesar frn Of Cost Hill Tslmsdge Memphis
=. "a S1.e.... ~ 6rrn Of L. Roberts Co.
.., "a r., ,wvtI firm 81 Brewer Caldwell
CHARLES J. MsRTISi Presidens
A " WmLNARTH, icefreEdont
J. MILTON sdITH, Secretary.
Joss nc0.E, Assistant Secretary.
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fAIRsAyES
STANDARD Scales,

.s,..s 70 every br.uoh Of business ~hes- cossser 'n
DvRIsLx Scale IL required
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eysJe l. and sn unsuccessful attempt to lay i: on
tAa t.hle and the rs.uit was as follows:

K
yyAAN..s, ABBOTT Aarsiu, Ali An r.ss Arnod San.
ert.,s Brbop Air BK.. Brslsoo SUI atom Barns.ne'
800 csSr,ne Joan Coosr.n-. Col'sx COeairs covss
CO.. c9 psT. M 0.s 81 Z. b Dur. nI E.;.
F-I,en Fofs,ce Fos.-r Gin Gi MAJ si1sf e,oS 80
VII G.nlI G'Gs Hal n. a. K siTs's H's XII.
Eor;oy H,kSsa M'i.s ~, h''ss s'isi ~; MAJ MAJ
Ne More n ~, Murray. NicsO' Ohm R.ne'' PMser'
Febsn. Roser. Royce, Resell shaw tn Sherman toAo),
sh-rm.s N. ~ saita IN , sPnner sAltoa ssT T
s.r.aS v.il.ssisssu Van = wsj. WNsrssr Wsaron,
W.t D. ws.aOuIn wis.,, wssburIe IN = White, Wood AZ 1
NSsYSMs,.r. Akin. Avery Baril.e BOeoct. Bonham.
Bowie Boyce Branch, Bryan ou'1st ouIn' C"tir Josi s.
p,y, Ind Dsvi, Miss Dcw el Einundscn. Ei,;, Ia
al,a lu,t. Fo-, Gsre, Gsrt'-U GfeeE~o.d 9et, Gro
y.ct.On Jose. Tern Ks; kn3ssl M, , LseAs, s.',y
Mcqueen. seR.e. hsi.hs GA Me-. MiA;en Moore, VI
.Ds.r scar., Scot. se-,fd stas ~ sh r,er Siege
tn smith T.sn sTS ,x. S.yss.o'; 49, W.,
ios por;.nd,ie, Wight iG. aid wi.sh, trean.)-76.
Here il will be seen that, beside sll the Re
publicaps, and msjority of the Americans and
Anti-Lecompton Democrats, there voted with Mr..
Grow. in the msjorty regular Buchanan Demo
crats-as fellows:
SAMUEL ARNOLD Of Connecticut,
WILLIAM BIsHcs Of do
fuosAs J. BAEE OF Ner-forS
JOIN CocHRASE o. do.
JEREMIAH RUSSELL Of O..
JOSH A. All OF Penn,yvaaA.
WILLIAM l. DIwAsT Of DO,
VILLAS X. DlMsicS Of DO
THOMAS b FLoRESCE OF ts.
JAMES L. GILLIs d do.
OWN JOINS Of DO.
JANIS LA>DY CT DO.
HySxy NJ PHILLIPS OF 90.
WILsos REILLY Of do.
ALISON WHITE Of DO.
slnUEL g. Cox Of Ohio,
CT YALLNDIGHAs OF do.
Joss c. Mason Of Kentucky
ALBERT q. TALBOT OF 90.
LUctrs q LANAI Of mississippi.
JAMES N C,yASAUGH of Minnesota
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RUPTURE CURED.-By MARSH d Cos Radical
Cure Truss, Also Silk Elastic stocking, for vscose veins sup
% order No 2Vesey.t Aston House. NJ Ladies private
rooms and female attendant.
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LaLLIx's CHILLED Lsok
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFrs,
BANK vArLI DooEs saa TRAsEs
secCred By the
RuYapFRD coasfIArfox FovpEE and BrxeLkkrHooy LOCK-
only SAFES ecbias eosrts FveToSr
quasss vstA perfect prstnoa yv- bSvsiSrs full sssors
snsnt constantly hand and for sse by
fArzsAKxs Co, AGENTS. No. lss Broadway n. Y.
"BAIDwIN'S"
oLerHiEe EsrABLIsHNESr.
The LAfges, IN the City
Bust by VIZ. Aston ESQ EXpr-ssly for the Sasine.A
Nuxsrks ~ u Bowtkr.
Que Of the laryrst
Nav Asp Mosr Tasty STOCKS or Rr,pV-Naos
CLorRlNs FURNISHING 0ooDs
EvEH OYFssEp.
x~s cosroNxss DsrsSTsxSr No, e2aAlet
Conpetition Deaed.
BrsMe STYLES EyrKy DgSosjPTios Rrtoy.
IAz~s Invited cal sud the Chdrens Depart
rssns ysiss net say exceeded BY soy 10 the world
" 3. BALDWIN. JEkKr BkkSVN.
MiIk IEG or - YEARS.
By ussrs the MAGNETIC sAJNF leg 10 entirely
hood uP-h.sIm W. TAFr, MENDOZA hass' For ssie By
d. r. sAirH No SO Ca sast. Csurca. by Druggists,
end By 2. WsLts A Co. No. us Ffsnkdrs.
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1t has been computed that there are some thirty
thousand Indians still remaining within the limits
of the UNITED STATEs-the principal tribes
east of the Rocky Mountains and haunting the
Great Desert being the Comanches, the Apaches
and the Navajos-the two former being distn-
guished for their predatory and nomadic habits
while the latter partially civilized; have flocks
and herds, and congregate chiefly in those curl
ously constructed pueblos which constitute one of
the most singular features of our almost worthless
territory of New Mexico. The American Indian
Aid Association, which is chiefly composed of
members of the Society of Friends, has latterly
become deeply interested in providing some means
whereby the aborgnes shall be preserved from
total extinction by the adoption of more gene
rous and humane policy towards them on the
part of the General Government. The members
of the Association believe that by pursuing pro-
per course towards the Indians, the tedious har-
RAISING, expensive wars, which we are constantly
undertaking to reduce them to subsection, might
be avoided altogether. They trace the Indian
forays in most instances to outrages previously
perpetrated upon them by the whites; to greedy
covetousness, and above all to the hatred engen-
dered by the traditions of the past. Contrary to
the popular opinion upon this subject, the Asso-
citation express the conviction that the general
character of the aborignes and their capacity for
becoming civilized, have been greatly misunder-
STOOD That under judcious treatment various
tribes, in the old Colonial times, became firm
friends and useful neighbors, is attested by the
annals of the earlier settlement of this country.
The scattered bands of French colonists in
Canada and Illinois, lived fearlessly among
the Indians that then inhabited those re-
gions; taught them in q rude way many use
full arts which were before unknown to them,
and by marriage in some instances, and especially
by the missionary labors of MARQUETTE and his
followers, established themselves firmly, yet
peaceably, in their homes. BY showing similar
respect though less ''passional attraction" for
their dusky neighbors, and actuated by an earnest
desire to deal justly by them, and to protect them
from violence or wrong, the Swedes of Delaware
and New Jersey, and the first settlers of Maryland
and Pennsylvania, were enabled to live in peace
and harmony with the surrounding tribes. But
more modern instance of the sautary effects of this
humane and enlightened policy, may be found in
the treatment Of the tribes of the Northwest, by
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The GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Having greatly increased their facilities manufacturing
their celebrated FAMILY MACHINES with all the recent i'm
provements have reduced their prices and sale
a NEW STYLE MACHINE,
PRICE $50.
1t no longer questioned that these Machines are the best
in use for family sewing They
Hem, FELL, GATHER AND STITCH
in the most superior the only machines in
market that well and simply made, that they may be
sent into families with other instructions are con-
aimed in circular which accompanies each machine and
which
CHILD OF TEN YEARS
readily learn how them, keep them in order
They make upwardJ of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES A MINUTE
and will do the sewing of family cheaper than seamsress
can do it, even if she works a, the rate of
ONE CENT AN HOUR.
Is there husband father brother in the ntad States
who would permit the drudgery of hand sewing in his am
ly, when GROVER BAKER MACHINE will do it better
expedtiously and cheaper than possibly be done
by hand?
Offices of exhibition and salelS1 Ba timore street. Bait
more 1876 Broadway, New York
~ Agencies in all the principal cities and tow IN the
United States
E5- Send for a circular Milf
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BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal,
at the reduced price of
-.- FIVE DOLLARS,
per ton of 2240 lbs.
In order to Off the stock of Coal hand before the OPEN
ing of Canal navigation, have determined to sell this
superior article of fuel the very low price of FIVE
DOLLARS ton of 220 lbs, delivered any point within
the city limits.
TERMS CASH.
DoBBIN & WAKEFIELD, Sole Agents.
fe2l'H No. Sc Second street.
INTERESTING TO PERSONS HOLDING HOUSES FOR
RENT.
our attention is invited to the propety of NsURNG your
House RENT.
Females and retired from business who depend
mainly their house rents for subsistence specially
interested in this matter
For small premium you he protected from any loss
rent should your property be destroyed by fire. at the
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY'S
OFFICE, 80 South STREET.
At this Office, ALSO
Your HOUSES may be insured;
Or your MERCHANDISE;
Or your HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE;
Or your VESSELS the Stocks aoat port on the
most favorable TERMS for year, month week.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid
JOHN B. SEIDENsTRIcKER, President
]. r. MAGRUDER, Sec'y.
OFFICE, No 30 SOUTH STREET,
New Building, opposite Second ST.,
o22eof Nat ms Co office of Baltimore.
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A L1sr oE rHE PREpARArIoNs MANUFACTURED BY

A LIST OF THE PREPARATIONS MANUFACTURED BY
D. c. DRISCOLL, IS Baltimore street:
No I-Crcassian Hair Dyer instantaneous in its opera
ton.
No 2Hair Colorng Fluid 1t changes grey hair to its
original color without staining the skin.
No 3.-"Rosemary Hair Oil' For promoting the growth
of hair and preventing falling off
No 4-"Spanish Lily white,n or "Blaac de Pe,lep So
lidfed powder for the skin
No 5.-"Balm Of Thousand Flowers For the complexion
the teeth and breath Together with X Bazins celebrated
Perfumes, Soap and Cosmetics, an endless variety of
Fancy and Staple TOILET GOODS mblstf
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MERCHANTS ADVERTISING Commission AND Col,
LEcrrNe ls5l-This Agency offers ad
yantages to advertisers superior other Agency thu
country Years of practical experience enables readily
to select the VERY Papers in any part Of the Untet
States which at all times authorized to contac
at the publishers loscestrdt
~ Experienced Canvassers wanted
evil ~s6 CHICHESTER SANFORD,
aaff Philadelphia Office 24l Dock street.
fca5-tmyl. Baltimore ONCE "Sun Iron Building"
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DIED.
On Sunday, 18th inst, ADELAIDE L., wife of James F.
Pendergast and daughter of James Lynch ESQ., of SYRIA
cuse, n. Y.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family respect
fully requested attend her funeral late residence
No Is McCuloh street. this morning, 10th instant
at lOA o'clock
On Monday, 4th inst, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, ELIZABETH
wife of j. D. Kremelberg and youngest daughter of Benja
min Deford.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral this day. 10th instant ii
O'clock A. NJ from her late residence, No AZ Sharp street
without further notice -
On the 18th instant, DEWITT CLINTON, second Of
VIM and Mary Harcourt aged years and 10 months.
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FROM MEXICl

BY way of Havana we have news from Vera Cruz
to the 26th ult.
The United States frigate Savannah arrived from
Aspinwall at SACRIFICES on the oath, but had not
saluted the Mexican authorities, which was looked
upon with great regret by them.
General Mramon had reached Orizaba, TWENTY
nine Leagues from Vera Cruz, on his way to attack
that city.
No other hostile demonstration had been made by
the allied squadron.
On the 22d the Governor of the city of Vera Cruz
issued the following order:
Having learned that the reactionary party is pre-
pairing to attack this capital and considering that
1T is my duty to watch the security of its in
habitants and to prevent seduction from introduce
ing encouragement and disorder into the ranks of
the defenders of legality using the faculties with
which am vested | decree as follows:
Those foreigners and natives who are not engaged
in military service, or entrusted with any commits
sion of the government invited to leave the city
within three days counting from this day, they be-
ing duly notified that that term having ELAPSED
none of them will be allowed to leave it by land,
nor be entitled to recamationS of any kind what
soever for damages they may sustain.
In consequence of this notification the American
steamer Jasper left Vera Cruz for Alvara6o, with
about 200 passengers, mostly ladies. Alvarado has
been strongly fortified within the last month with
large brass cannon and mortar taken from the cas-
tie of San Juan de Uloa; also two schooners
freighted with powder and ball have been des-
patched to that place, also load to Tampico
According to the Havana Diario de la Marina of
March 6, the residences of the foreign consuls at
Vera Cruz were already filed with people who had
gone there for refuge, whilst others had left the
city.
Advices from Merida to the 18th of February had
reached Havana. The government had attribu-
ted great Importance to a conspiracy of the 'mod-
crate party" plotted in the city of Espita at the
head of which was handful of men. A deserter
revealed it, and tranquility soon re-established,
owing, in great measure as it seems to pardon
granted by the military commander of Tizimin, and
of which the leader D. Roberto Rivas, together
with the fifty armed men who had followed him,
availed himself
The rebellious natives continued invading and
ravaging the plantations and various villages, re-
gardless of the amnesty which had been granted to
them According to the last news arrived at Merida
those savages had attacked the village of Sucope,
where they set on fire the barracks and perpetrated
other acts "peculiar to their ndomitable erceness
The government was resolved to wage against them
war of determination of which the preparations
were already advanced. The Governorh had notified
the rebels of ga last peremptory term: for their
submission to the cemency Of the legitimate au-
thorties.
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Ns~ Positively the most wonderful thing dis
covered in the nineteenth century is Professor WOODS
TORATlNE 1t restores perfectly gray hair to its
original color, makes it the bald, and will preserve
perfectly to any If only used by the young
week Dandru and disease exist the scalp where
this is used See circular, and We defy doubt.
CAUrIoN-Beware of worthless limitations, as several are
already in the market called by different names Use
unless the words professor Woods Hair Restorative
St Louis Mo, and New York; blown in the bottle
Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers by
all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in the United States and
Canadas, and by
JOHN c. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store,
mhl62w 81 and 80 Baltimore street.
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THE END CROWNS ALI

THE END CROWNS ALL.
THE LAST OF THE MARYLAND LoTTERIESi
Glass G-To BE DRAWN ON SATURDAY, March IL.
Prize of....................S50,0W
50 "...................... o,O0U
10 " ..................... 1900
Tickets SIS. Halves $780, Quarters 1918 Eghths slS7
LUCKY EGERTONS
oce on southeast of SOUTH EXCHANGE
PLACE. where prizes amounting to million have been
sold. mhStd
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Warrens 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 DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No Jarvis Building, cor North and
iy26tf Baltimore streets Baltimore
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CONNECT STOR
Il NolPERUvIAN GUANo,
AND
co,t,iu, Ammonia, G per cent rr,''- i'''i ia l l.
~ ,s' I Phosphate of Lime, 81 per cent
frtzcr now o IS % We "a ard durable
poperties of Peruvian Guano, tie durable fcrtiz
eec OF GROUND Bones adapted for all soils and crops II
dry I powder for sowing or drilling in with the Grain
red hftsrs None other rennp MARK anu our name IL
Price st5 per 1900 lbs il. & F. TURNER,
hlhlo-u ~ Pratt street, Baltimore.
TNHE MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
Tysrrrnr,D ,eiE hol hCIlN Il UNION
For the mutual protection Of its members from selling t.
lri Gs" S ID persons in the city. >,
,,,,..,,- +. P. STEVENS 4 Co, Agents.
M Ti1' 2 T ~ aiTSEYf Attorneys
TRUSTEES SALE-A STOCK on '@4 6Py
- GoODS-By order Of the Superior Court shall sell by
Pnpc auction on FRIDAY MONlNG, March 18th, 1852
SI r OF ~ Hkl GOODS, viz: Deaines' Lawns, Cling
Trmmngs Goves ner oaG Ssen pea i'csIng NGSinT
mes, Satinetts Drings, Shirngs, Domestic Goods
store tore. ,
mhI6eo&ds WNI M MSI Ia r TaY Trustee
nSNABURGS.
~ l@ paes Al osnaburgs, low priced goods received
am, Tt f9E sale by 49,,
mIIo-eozM d ;. " w A LONEI co.
BACON JOLES-6 hbds hest quality for coll
-EVby CHlLDS Il GANNOR. As South street InhI6-tf
DACON.-l0 hhds Clear Sides for colo l.,
DCHILDs & GAYN0R, No. As South street mhIstf
y nnO ENITIT V II ,,tC, e - 1IIIII -
Y - fWHnb Il-Aai.o o LOT sue ny ClilLDe
~,OO W. GAY NOR, No As South street. mhI6f
pAJED UAV poooi,-od - Dali -
L - a .i,eCeIEeu per halIroau Tor SALE
10y JAMES WHlIEFORD, q Spears wharf mhl6-3t
DACON.-2OO hhds. Sides ShonlderC and Ham;
fHI ~ mus. ''iue'i SnouluelS anu Ilalls
Nv estern ana City Smoked, for sale by JOS CARSON
~ ni7Np D1pr 90 M u mhl6:a
II h IoSFpn rtVSn We 10 co es'erh Pacheu lOi
osa!e ny 3oor.Ih 11AhooA d " mhl6-u
SEED CORN AND OATS.
- White and YeIIow SEN CnPN of ,.or,- -. -,
ity $50 nrime nTS snfaIII - quStl
sale in Gu3ntities IN smif n II Tnm 70 or 5eeu' io
mhI6,3t Wood str,a.I Porri 81 ~ ~ Orios
nATTTN0PE CTTY- FTPE mp IDTlfENT
ID Cu1rr EyGTyrrrs 0pr,rr patinora ~ -
IS59SThe attention al an nersonS at,nri;,, e. I'LL
of fires is respectfully called to the fHlowin eXtrsct m
partment for the CITY Of RtiIoore % raI flfe lie
4OA ti~
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-16
GABRIEL D. CLARK,

Now offers for sale London Liverpool and Geneva Watches
of superior workmanship made to order Aso the American
Watch Hunting Cased Fine Gold Jewery Silver and Pla-
ted Browns celebrated Gold Pens diamond pointed;
Lecouer Swiss Razors and Sops to be the best
in use Purchasers of the above goods vii please examine
the stock. ial5 If