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AnlnsknlentS.
MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
r-Or,
nm FOX A FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
DhAfTONS1 PARLOR OPERAS AND

r1h a FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
DhAfTONSl PARLOR OPERAS AND
,r. - LYRIC PkOVERBSl
,oulque and Elegant Musical Novelty English Bufo
oneuy and Lyric Dramai Acknowl dged to he the
America ~ '7 ~ ~
o MR. AND MRS. HENRI nRAYTON
MI the Conservaoire de Musque Paris the Operas
nSacs Royai Drury Lane, and Covent Garden London,
anu the Principal Continental Theatres, in their popular
anu truly novel English Paror Operas and Lyric Pro
Inc unparal leled success which has attend the
epmens OF these popular ariistes has induced the sub
and Washington.
SENIOR OLIVETRA the Great violnist, is engaged, and
VIII appear at each performance
on MONDAY EVENING, February 27th will be per
formed the admired uperta of Lore Blind written and
composed by Val Morris Esq and H. Draytom in which Mrs
nravton will introduce "JorS de Non Eaf1nce with VIC
I'm Obgato Senior liveiTa Orchest After which the
great Nolinst, senior Overa, will execute variety
Musical Compost ions in the style Of Peln 10 cacuda
with Par Second # the opereia entitled Neer too
Ldte TO Mend In which Mr.. Dr yton VIII Introduce the
sETAp Star SprpgHF Banner"
The Orchestra will Ia. cpndn. teu by Her Engelke
~ Tickets may obtained at the Music Store Of Henry
McCaifrey, 2O7 R1ltimnr, street, from A. NJ to p n
where diagram of TIE M be seen, and seats secured
Adm sson Tickets may also he obtained at NcCafTrev' Is
Nh Store and a. the ticket Office the Institute
e. Door, open at o'clock. 70 commence quarter Of g
precisely.
Reserved SEATS cents
EIF
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lANUEL T. FORSYTH. Irv1s " r,
SNUFFS AND SMOKING TOBACC0S. Il "

SNUFFS AND SMOKING TOBACCOS.
THE UNDERSIGNED,
pr,,, Won, ,,-,-P no lsE o S OF
P!MLiCO SNUFF MILLS AND
SMOKING TOBACCO FACTORY
In BALTIMORE COUNTY,
aVe removed their place of business from 70 Exchang,
Place to ~ = ''N'''ahs'
30 81 FAYErTE STREET three doors west Of Charles
mere VIII he found stock of Manufacture Of
SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBACCO OF ALL GRADES
AND IN EVERY STYLE PACKAGES,
,,,,,,,e,,, -. In part as follows:
so iCH SN UFF-lOoSc, in bhls. and
10 10. In beef and calf badders, packed Ia bbls
an terces.
10. 10. In y ID, bottles; in 6, and 3 doz cases
uo no. In ind OF. papers, in bills, IL and
PSP I'M nSH Ia tierces, kegs, jars bottles
SSnnI2hSE SNgFE-ln terceS, kegs, and Jars
STEM SNUFF-In hbls
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Nos l, 2 and B. cut and dry, in hbis pound orra
ana qparerpound papers, neatly put up in gross half
gross boxes - 80 N'SS'' IMAM
or VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO
VI all grades loose in bbls also pound half mn II ann
quarter pound papers and in packages of - am dnz
also IN III 10 baes manufactured of Virginia and CA.ena
Tobacco carefully selected by ~ ~
81 We would solicit a share of your PATRONAGE
FORSYTH Il COLE,
. 81 Fayette s'"eet, ) doors west Of Charles
Qlt
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1MetaLs, NarNtuare. &f.
HARDWARE,

/ ARD"ARE. mss corr
,,,>-rrr,, ,,,,,- No. 35 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
hAN iFAGTuRERS' AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
d ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN HARDWARE
~ 1Ga q C0S CAST STEEL, MILL, CROSS CUT and
fiSbER X NORRIS AMERICAN EAGLE ANvIIS and
PARALLEL CHAIN VISES " ' an"
FlE Pp SANDWICH o'S CUT TACKS, SHOE NAILS,
COLLINS Hartford AXES, HATCHETE &c
NE" , ENNdGLASn SCREW COMPANY'S GIMLET POINT
RUSSELL Sell L ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANY,s
PADLOCKS. - i'f'i anu
ANGLICAN !,AM HORSE-NAIL COMPANY's HORSE AND
u y: AM MS Y SONS SHQVE!S and SPADES, &c, &c
v N; WILCOX Il co. s PLATE and PADIOCKS
DARLINGS WALDRON'S BRAND CORN and GRASS
SCYTIIES. ' an" "INAH0
SCYTHE SNEATHS, SCYTHE STONES, &c &c
assortment. ' ~ anu luii
All Of which We Offer at lowest Factory Prices reILtt
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MFRcu "a MIC
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ID o o F I N G
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T. no
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1889
PRO v EVENT APPLIED FOR
FIRST PREMIUM 4 YARpED
OHIO MEcHANIcs, INSTITUTE FAIR Isss

Il + "
FIRST PREMIUM Il WARDED
OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR. 1885.
We are now prepared to kinds Of Roofs saar ~
fat old, shingles tar or metal steanb,,s ~
cars with this unequaled Roofing material Fron, Lone
experience IN the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the CHIEF causes of failure nearly all roofing s
met with and after complete system Of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain parts a.
and been adding to for two yeare has produced roof
which is offered to crtcsng public as far superior to any
composition and
EQUA. TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some OF the inducements this Roofing offers are viz. Tb
canvas ofthe heaviest kind, saturated in composition
rendering it perfectly Water and Airght and very E,;
before being put upon the roof The composition il not n
net injurious to, but actually preservative of cotton and
0e'ng AR tight DANPNEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH IT
The Joints are cemented togetheI and the whole col
VIII one heavy coatof Cement compounded from materials
EVERY y ROOF IS FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT,
r9r protecting METAL RooFs from corrosion and Ieakn
our CeEent alone possesses qualities OF dursbifS M,
For STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD Gan GoTERiyeHsse We co
ndsny believe this Roofing will outwear any three OF the
with the canvas to burn IT, and the Cement or Paint
on te ategHI canvas made from materials which do
MT DtShe IKE STONE from exposure, but remain pab e.
81 COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE in ne States Of Mdygiand
" Believing that when the quality of this Roofing is
g gsnieF9y b En sSa1 sq supply the larger
u9fy ETTER 81 fTs II gPy Tde2and
az Prepared material for sale with instructions to pnt it
margin for profit. 80 0l 'H''
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.
GEO. JACKSON, Agent
Southwest corner Baltimore and Sonn, a..
WHORE detrimental, ~, -, -. Baltimore Nd,
given. ~ 0'h'ahu references
~ PRICES AS LOW AS ANY GOOD ROoFTNc
80 REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE 90 L.
MINK yICTORINESl
At IS, $40 and sl2
Just the thing for School Girls
d91tf TAYLoR'S,
opposite Barnun, g.
nIL VITRIOL.
~ SULPHATE OF AMMONIA
SULPHATE OF SOFA
NITRATE OF SODA
SALAMM0NIAC.
POTASH.
SODA-ASH.
~ SALT-CAKE, GROUND &c Jc
AND OTHER CHEMICALS USED FOR
Tor so,o ~, -, AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES
e.,oo r, J. BAKER
'eA'" Sc South Charles street
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Is CENTS
L OR W N

IL OR WIN. i; nREAD'S COMPOUND PECToRAL
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARS ENESS, SORE THROAT
ASTHMA, WH00PING COUGH AND OTHER
" DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND CHEST,
Al Of which are the forerunners of Consumption.
to show the virtue of this Medicine, bat advise all who
need such an article to try it without delay "
Head the following testimonials:
This certites that used the Pecora Syrup of VIM
II Reld with the most happy effects, and from my know-
edge OF the remedial ingredients of which it composed
can recommend it as most valuable Medicine.
~ ~ REV. LANES ii. BROWN,
NOV 6 ls'". Pastor of Whatcoat NJ. f. Church.
To WIN. Fl. READ Broadway-Dear Sir Having used your
e&celle I qualities as remedy for Coughs Colds
freely endorse from practical knowledge recommend
1t 70 the pubic REV J. s. hcMURRAY,
November, 1859 ia Aisauith street
Having suffered ON severe Cough and Cold and used
VIM H. Read PectOral syrup of l.verwort take peasre
IN STATING that found from its speedy relief
REV S. A. WILSON,
baltimore Nov, 1857. No Broadway
Having used VIM r. Reads Pecoral Syrup of Iverwort
take pleasure in recommending it public as one Of
the best and most eeCa! for Cough have ever
known REV WIN A SSIVFIV wv
No. lG2 Aisquith street
VIM i. RaAD-Sir Having suffered from severe Cold and
Z ugh for two weeks, and all remedies used having failed
trle your excellent and asonshed at the ali
most immediate relief II afforded me, and recommend it to
az persons as the bSt remedy have known Coughs
and Colds REV GEORGES Hi M e
Nov, 1889. No 2O2 Eastern avenue
- Wholesale and retail by VIM Fl READ. DRUGGIST No
IS BkoA AI, one door below Pratt street. Baltimore
At retail by druggists generally Thomson Il Block Hano
street NhopSap far a1t
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o. Dartnersbip Aotites.

AMES NJ. COULTER HAVING WITH
- DRAWN FROM THE FIRM OF JAMES HAZIITT g.
CO. the business viii he conducted the undersier ~
heretofore, under the style "
JAMES HAZTITT,
r,h....., . ,e., BOSTON lIAZLITT.
rS"iu.IA ~ I2-u felS.im
A NO-PARTNEkS1lP.-W have this day asso-
Sciated with Us WILLIAM P DAWSON in the General
commission and Shipping Business which will hereafter be
SONS ~ - ''1'1A hr1"o q"
p.,,. THOMAS K. MATTHEW'S K SON.
paltl"iole t, "a mo, ~, loo' el-lm
nlSSOLUTlON OF CO-PARTNERSHIP-
EIIi!E GO-PARTNERSHIP formerly existing between
J0 Join Il TR R ~, and ,MARCELLGS A. MITCHELL
under the firra OF TRAFERS & MITCHELL, was DIS,
SoN hD on the 18th instant 10y the death John II Ira
'- - 80"
A persons indebted to tie above firm are requested 10
make immediate payment to the surviving narner who !,
claims due by the firm ~ w ~ pay az
MARCELLUS A. MITCHELL,
po,,;uo ~. Il o., Survivor of Travers & Mitchell.
D"'t'hoie' becetoer 2oth, 1881 doc If
M ARCELLUS A. MITCHELL WILL CON
!I4TINUE THE SHIP CHANDLERY, SHIP BROEE Err.
AGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old stand
risk ant benefit. - ans " 10 I5e ~
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TNO. S. CUTTINGS 4 co,
ID BANKERS, EXCHANGE
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No % SoUTn STREET,
ut anu sen on commission Stock and Securities in this
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
rollateras ''''A'' MUGS III" ot'eF
NEGOTIATE Time Paper and Stock Loans
eHecL9lS on all accessible points the United
Receive deposits in Bankable and Uncrrent Funds and
aehts. interest allowed on deposits. jaI8f
ISRAEL COHEN,
q STOCK, BILL AND NOTE BROKER
o,,,,,, No, North STREET,
otfer markets; negetiates Notes. Loans, &c my4-tf
SAMUEL HARRIS 4 SONS.
- BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE
AND NOTE BROKERS.
co, Ron No 1876 BALTIMORE STREET,
COCT all accessible points in the United States and
S6 Buy and SELL CHECKS and UNCURREN- BANK
NEGOTIATE TINE PAPER and STOCK LOANS. and
nuy ana sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES in
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in Bankable or Uncurrept Finds
ana transact the Ranking and Exchange Business in every
ent mh4-ly
ID H. SULLIV AN,-
Il STOCK AND BILL BROKER
BBIIg mS AND SELLS ON COMMISSION ALL TIE sECU
RITES OF THIS AND OTHER MARKETS, ''N 'i1o0
NEGorIArEs BILLS, Notes AND LOANS
OFFICE, 81 SECOND STREET,
mrl7.a Corner Of Tripfets allsvJ
-. BASEMENT CHESAPEAKE BANK,
Buys and sells all stocks and other securities Of tb
anu other markets on commission. selItf
THOMAS W. HALL,
NO. FRANKLIN .BUfLbING, NORTH STREET,
Bnys and sells on commission the STOCKS AND ECIRL
&c, &c. ' iyIstf''
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daants.

PARTNERSHIP WANTED-SI2 900 TO IN
FESI-Ihe adv artiSer Young Man of good abilities
with sO WO or 90 in cash would like form business
connection with party either already eStab ished or
thoroughly yerscd in the PRODUCE COMMISSION, To.
AGO COMMISSION, or WHOLESALE FRUIT BJSI-
Jess The Xcrptionabe references given and re-
quirei Adir IS PRESIDENT" Baltimore, Md fe234t
WANTED-A good secondhand Super-Roval
w WASHINGTON OR SMITHS HAND PRESS Ad.
dress Boy No. 81 Raltimnre Poi NAicn - 90 ~
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NEW ASSEMBLY, ROOMS

~
~, MONDAY EVENING, February 9th
The iuo,c are respectfully informed that
rr. MADAME MARIETTA GAZZANIGA,
ne great dramatic Prma Donna from the Academy of Mn
sac, New ork, Boston, Phiaaelphia Theatre Tacon Ta
lila, anu the principal Grand Opera Houses in Europe
siTe on her way to New Orleans, (where she has been
''SdSeu,j her nrSt ana only one
GRAND OPERATE CONCERT
IN order to make this rtanment the most brilliant
given, the following distinguished artstes have been en-
EdSeu anu VIII al' ear, joined with
MADAME GAZZANIGA,
m SIGNOR TAMNARO,
Inc celebrated Tenor from the Academy of Music N Y
ana Her MaltstyS Theatre Queen Spain
r, CARLOS SHENAL,
Inc great perform on the New Instrument, called Piano
Russo.
SlGNOR AIBITES
Baritone and distinguished Musical Director
III Price of admission, with secIr. d seats
ONE DOLLAR.
~ B.-Maiamc GaZZanga this occasion will sina tbe
Spanish Costume. 'H' IA
The sale ofTkets and Seat' can had at Soddards and
hnlS Music Stores, commencing Tuesday
Doors open at I; commence at 8 O'Clock fe25.2t
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
ENLARGEMENT Of l. foND' Manager
MISS u .lILDA HERON,
Mr. J. W wtRhGILAcK, JR.
rms E TENN G,
will hr performed
OLIVER TWIST
Ell me jew W. Wallack Jr
o. Mr.. J. b. Sudley
'ei Miss Rose Skerritt
No other performance.
a Admisson-Privae Boxes s.; Balcony, Dress Circle
ma ftrqnette, So cents: Family Circle Is cents
No Ezra char ge II reserved seats
nOnrs omen at I; Perfol nance commences at7L.
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2snkkrs Urn Srnktrs.
M GILMOR, JR.,
w STOCK AND BILL BROKER

M TILMUR, JR.,
W STOCK AND BILL. BROKER,
p, No II SECOND STREET,
this and other markets 800 ~"'i''e' III
Makes advances Stocks and other CollateraIs
Negotates Time Paper and Stock Leans. nlOtf
McKIM 4 CO,
~ i5,r-v rrr,,,, BAN ERS,
ISSUE LETTERS OF CREDIT ON EUROPE FOR
IFA FLING AND COMMERCIAL PURPOSES
=, Ma NJ G0LLEGTlONS IN ALL PARTS or THE UNI
TERMS. ' -''''''' 'hhh
OTHER MARX FITS ' ~ ->''H
NEGOTIATE LOANS AND BUSINESS PAPER
EXCHANGE ~ I''i ~
ERALS ~ - W 'i'''| ''i'''Ni'
:, RiEEGtEIyE nEP0S!TS AND TRANSACT GENERAL
l,-N-NININu pooINE>S. ni6-tf
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G0al.


COAL COAL,
ofWhite, Red aud Grey Ash COAL ''0' f0"'1''
delivered free Of charge in part of the city, at So rs
TO S550 per ton-2,250 pounds
JOHN G e.; NcCg g 1EJ
oiice-N. " corner Pratt ana Fremont streets
W., y. "; corner Park and Fayette streets
KINDLING wOODl
IN KINDLING WOOD
AkB F SIX SB SE a R66 aIsE z r
and deliver free Of charge at Ten PER CENT less than
6ace|Pmttt and Fremont streets
Park and Fayette streets.
WOODl WOODll
W OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
VI ''sl ""'FS Join Fl s' G. 'ascCULLoUGH.
:. Park and Fayette streets felOHr
CARLTON FREE BURNING COAL.
The cheapest Coal ipLhe market excellent article
for fam y counting room purposes Orders promptly
' an" IDS 10 MA 1Gh GS2tffesd b e
leS-u cor McElderry's wharf and Prattstreet
GEORGES CREEK COAL, SWANTON
0 Ias STEPHEN S. LEE, Agent,
ni-fu 50S Gay street
braed Excelsior Coal OIL am prepared fill orders at
manufacturers prices and solicit the attention Of dealers
d9tf Corner of Pratt street and Buchanan's wharf
S00 TONS BALTI MORE COMPANIES
cOOLUMP COAL for sale by
dl-u 81 Second street. the Post Office.
nANIEL C. BRUCE,
ANTHRACITE AND 6TM la a b GOAL GSALAN IN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
or SnTrrtI
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EOLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE,
Nom, >, 20, ,, BAIT more
RoBT; p; COLEMAN, late of the firm OF Coleman Stet
son o. me Astor House end more recently of the st Nicho-
lag Iote New York, has in connection with his SON
FREDERlCk w COLEMAN, taken the charge of the above
wei hnown house for term of years
Many important alterations and improvements ba We haan
MADE rendering 1t rStclaS in every respect location
81 ms house is convenient to travellers and citizens the
Cly cars RAISING constantly all POINTS, and the Ba
unity. 80 '7 al 'e lioN
Liberal arrangements will he with families and sin
gle gentlemen, for board (either full or PARTIAL
they will continue the INTERNATfONAL HOTEL at
hagaaa aus ~ = IN the same sumptuous manner that
mas made 1t 80 popular with the travelling public during the
paSt seasOn di-3m
SPECIAL NOTICE
~ would respectfully inform friends customers and
BUTTER, " viz 'e'e'p'oi
EGGS,
NIL, ,, AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
peers honsekeepers and families will find it TO their in
@eS 10 call as my arrangements in the country are such
a 10 ehhpe me TO furnish these articles upon the most mo
derate and accom- modating terms " '' o
u Country Produce sold on commission, and the high
est cash advances made on Consignment o
H. 5. MANNING,
:,.s ~ camden street, and
-!alL-I JOB Franklin street
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sIrp 09GO0s.

Spring DRY G0ODSl
ENTIRELY NEWT
GEORGE H. HAIG, NEW STORE,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS.
Is Now OPENING,
AND WILL CONTINUE TO RECEIVE
THE VERY CHOICEST
SP RI N G NO VEL TIES,
HIS OWN IMPORTATION,
THoRoUGH ASs0RTMENT
FRENCH AND ENGLISH.
PLAIN AND FANCY
DRT GOODS.
ALSO
FINE STOCK OF
LACES,
EMBROIDERIES,
and
uos,,o,,., LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
SHIRTS,
AND OTHER ARTICLES anu "io' HS'
GENTLENEN's
HAVING BEEN "NAN'
so LITERALLY PATRONISED LAST SEASON,
HE WILL CONTINUE
TO CATER FOR THE MILLION
BY 4.a SELLING =. AT PRICES
DEE J lNH COMPETITION.
Spring, 1860
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS
CARtETINGS,
OII.CLOTHS, &c
ROYSTON BROS.
Ipvit, :, 81 BALTIMORE STREET,
INVITE The attention Of purchasers to their assortment Of
rranliy church. Hotel and Ship Furnishing Dry Goods
i rP Oil Cloths Mattngs, &c. Uphosered if de-
jaiies Gentlemen's, Youths and Servants Wear
All OF winch thew will sell on popular terms fe2tfr
SPLENDID STOCK OF
SP , a. G e. d x TrrbG 0G0oDS.
IMPORTERS, JORBERS, AND RETAILERS OF
DRY GOODS.
Nos. l99. pal AM 2r3 BALTIMORE STREET,
ARE Now RE FlNI>G THEIR
SPR Nc IMPORT ATIONS
OF RICH FANCY AND STAPLE
s,,,, r,, d II ! & o o d s.
SELECTED BY ONE OF THE FIRM IN THE EURO
SEDIMENT, GOOD TASTE IN SELECTi0NS AND Low
TfkICES WILL. COMPARE FANORABTY WITH ANY
HOUSE IN THE UNITED ~TATrS
We invite the attention Of Merchants our large Whole
md thir,lu
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fe20-law3w&9,1O,l21SM

-. OLA
LARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
FIXTURES AND GOODWILL OF THE
c ESTABLISHMENT
The undersigned Trustee. authorized to sell at PR[
WI y ~ the TOOK On hand, FIXTURES and GOOD
WILL OF THE DRY GOODS STORE No l69 TFXITG-
St-ualt. i-' VI "'i' ~ N
VIII he received at any time before the SECOND
Of MAKCh EAI when not sold by private contract
e whoie VIII be offered for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION on
tha day, on the PREMISES commencing at 10 oclork NJ
entire or IN parcels assmay he deemed best
fe24 cots - --'1' T.n,,,oo
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Ii:A HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR RENT

FOR SALE.-The three-story Dwell
5Ei;i LING No 81 ST. Paul. STREET, in fee or sphrc,
LHs~ 70 z ground rent, at the option of the purchaser
the house - ~ '' O0 SUI" WIN
Possession given in April
Apply on the premises fol-,
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GUARANTEED CIRCULATION
I II " T II 0 u 81 " d.
EXCLUSIVELY AMONG
THE SELECT BUSINESS MEN
OF THE
tSOagth yasN West.

The proprietors of the DAILY EXCHANGE in the wear
ust closed, established system of
4 d Y z TJSTN
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~ w ~ CHRISTIAN AK,
~ MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
SMOKING, FINE CIT CHEWING TOBACCO
SNUFF AND CIGARS
ALSO
IMPORTERS
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS.
PIPES, SNUFF BOXES, &c
nISu between Charles and Light streets Baltimore
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A>S&-N BUCKS FULTON HOUSE.
MHTS?SAuS1 No. "a PRATT STREET,
@ sTSs ESsSR between Frederick st and Market space
ssGH3l1sSss- BY the remodelng of. this House, and
,es the great Improvem made in the
pared to '0f'' 10 p'e
ACCOMMODATES PERMANENT
81. AND TRANSIENT BOARDERS
with airy rooms and a well set table
Citizens and strangers will find at this house the com
iofS ami conveniences of a first class Hotel.
MEALS SERN ED AT ALI, HOURS
RATES or THE FULTON HOUSE.
Bosrd, per week. .....................,.,.... 4OD
MSeA4s 2s
INV ave hguHlS, per UsiY
. THE EATING DEPARTMENT.
lsconssntly supplied with The best the affords and
when Will De served up in superior style all hours
u SNACkS ALWAYS READY.
Inc bar is stocked with the c0ce Wines Iiouors
.tc 'Io''
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BDnSfs, it,, fUr SSIf anh Rkrt.

fI.;1f FOX SALE OR RENT-A very desirable
iii FARM, of 02% Acres situated about four miles from
the city limits There areabout Oacres clear and in cui
uVatGn the balance in fine Wood Soil superior location
very healthy and the the very best The improve
mehs consist OF hand some frame Dwelling containing Is
apartments Also barn and other outhoses This prop
o M ~ sold bargain or rented fer five years or
i BOY D. cornerof Baltimore Paca streets over the Pc
pies Bank. 7' wv taSt sI 60
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NI KEITH, JR., Z Sun,
4TAa COMMISSION MERCHANTS
rs oUTH CHARLES STREET
Best Cut Nails Naylor Co.'S Cast and shear Steel;
AmeS Rowiand,S and Kimbali's Shove.s and SHADES. /
Keith Jr Co.'S Tacks Finishing Ciodt and Shoe Nails
Sheble Fishers Forks and Picks American Butt CO
hinges and sad irons Hall Brown Co Snathe Cradles
ana h3es; GGbgrn Fenn Superior Axes Mccullough
T. Douglas Pumps Rams; Hollow Castings Cart
BOXES lea Kettles Hoop Iron; Scy,he Stones Car Bells
LduCets, Cohft hlIlS, &c, &c. d3l.tf
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kEYSER, TROXELL Il co.
K q w A r E Fl USE,
~ No. 10 SOUTH CALVERT ST
EXPORTERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
IRON and STEEL, have constantly on hand complete
assortment of Va " " 'oiPie'e
AMERICAN. AND ENGLISH IRON,
r-. Manufacturers Of
RAILROAD SPIKES AND CHAINS.
-, r,,-, , Agents Of the
fLADUCT AND LAUREL BOILER IRON WORKS
=, ELK SHEET IRON MILL, BRISTOL, FORGE
$50 agents for the best Pennsylvania and MARYLAND
AhlHkACIfk and CHARCOAL PIG IRON FTRTACES
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~ COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAY ST.
, GEO. b. COALE,
the Licensed Agent, with fun powers, for the
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Cash Capital, s500O00; Surplus, Sl37,O56
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMP&NY OF HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, s3OS,0O1
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK
Cash Capital, s6O0OOG Surplus, S377,$29.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. co, HARTFORD
Cash Capital, 100000.
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES oh
tanned 70 any amount in Companies the
ing and at the most reasonable rates
information given all lelating to FIRE
tNSGhASCE such as forms of Applicant n, OF
SHORT RISKS Merchandise taken with return of Pre-
MUM, for months not used
GEoGRE B. CoALE, Agent
MARINE INSURANCE
hEkCHANTS' MUTUALlNS. Co, OF BALTIMORE,
cvo n Co,r, WI. GRAHAM, Pres't
o23f 0PFICE-CoyygRCI.L RUunrraa
A 6SOCIATED FIREMEN'E INSURANCE OF
n FICE, No. 4 SOUTH STREET
OPEN DAILY for the INSURANCE OF A III, DESCRTP-
CITY. -"
JOHN R. MOORE, President
DIRECTORS.
JAMES GETTY, Ascadnica, j. Z. WHEEDES, Cotnbia,.,
GEORGE HARTMAN, Onion, J. Trust FIRST Baltimore,
Moan Waller; Friendship, FRAN0Is BURNS, UnTsd
J. l. r BLOW, DspJoTd, JAMES YOUNG, Franklin,
ALLEN FAME LibeTtp J. PEASON, JR., Washington,
SAMUEL KIRK, INDEPENDENT LANCASTER OuLp PGfgpsco
4; T. MASON, E!gpdnt +. A. MILLER, Holcdrd,
Ma a HACk VEN H6rfet, j As. A. BRUCE, WdtchDlGn,
rs b. GEORGE SR f,Ioneer JOS c. BOYD, LJayetts,
fe22tf John DIX EEAPT Ss.,ot,.
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CONSIDER of Man, SIS Ell Natural light pressad The
Washington, Nav Queen
Mitchers Choice, A. Thoms Il Sons
Do. do los Celebrated {"
j. H. Leafs, Flake as =.
Washington, Z lbs Queen of the Soutb
CONSIDER of Man. FL Dorado t''
A. Thomas Il Sons Grape, Harr 5 Lousa Bell.
c. G. c. Fig Tobacco Morjantinue lhs
Ell Kader Twist, in foil, Wide Wide World rs
Jas Thomas, Jrs Citron Fig IT. II Nance Gold Leaf
a. b. Caldwell twist, Planet OF the South
Mai. l. Harris, r. r. twist. Ricld Harvey
Sam Ward lbs creighton Thise Relies
q. 4 C. Morgan, t'C,' Dark Sweet S'
y a. oDacco stems IN hhds 4 Spotswood
Smoking Tobacco in bbls. Simpson 4, Black
Ryena Club Smoking Tobacco in bales
For sale by VIM RAYNF
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