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Wfdnlfaeturer BON italieniI6en uub ameritani-
lbeh Warmor' Wonumentsn, 9si6enaein,n iecsr
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Irbeiten.
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oen, nletne n~rrrstbstn &iteiisn, auf cas 1,fhma6ppuH,
IN ltalienil1em rne amerttdnif6em Nlsrmur aueotfubrt.
IN &nl9rnl&ein iu ntbEltn unb eintr graIuna ,u unIerutr-
en, epe ls ancerfperts p%erartise o; l~teIunsen MAIDEN. So is
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IN pNl8er Siaet. Vani t~raebtnlt Saepb Rinctnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-02

6rIblinas' unD Spmmer, 9Saarru fur 1860.
site, WjBen uno Strpb : @aaren
ale nnterst&neten ba6en lest rrrratbis unb i'm Sertaut
.reihe @uSpabl ven Sur, Gaiimere, 6reAd- III b @me-
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Selteiun9 ansetriiSt. lin einen Selu6 bitten e~rsebtnlt
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United States
Ssn0erhiers Sml0af.

8teiuen 8reunpsn uno Dem Deutlttn Yntlt.
fun Gle er9ebene aln;tise, bab ih Die 9Birtb
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unO Mainlra6e, iibernpmmen babe, unb ban n
mid freuen wirp, rett off meine see9rtrn es
nit ben belten @rfrtf6ua9eu tepienen su fSpnen.
Sobn 6 menbduge
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-02
1860,

~ Wv NNkAhk
sorrOtb Ypn @er6a. mb Dinter~ g9aGrsn, Ter
je sem bieiisea @ublitlm in ~Osrartissn artitsln ohsrirt
nSrosn ut Dsba9s Ypn 10 @is. uno 56bsr; 9elaines In
ftORtR Nultern, fstn uub 9rpB earirt, Al IL, 20 uno 25
Gts. a.; pter'nsS IN allen Sarbsn Su lS4 bic Sz1 @ts.,
bas Despelte rpertb.
Alpaeae, pom 10 ett. an, Su eritaunenspert6 biQiaCn
greiitn so Dusenb leiu. Darten- "a bentibr pcn Cts.
an; 800 Haoits une @ille9' 9ear6eitete f~rauSrfibe Collars,
auf @ueticnen bi0is 9etaGit, III ~, 81, 374 SIS. &c. bic
IN onbereN 0ei5dften b5 0sppelte foIttu.
S6warie Seiotr(tofs, I garo brett, uu 65, 81 Gts. unb
$1.25; flr6ile Seicen)foHe ir 66lfie ipree 8ertbcS; =
Npron @in9bams, Drst @nt95amS, @eo Gidino. yoGfmsr
uno SatiuCtS 8entufg Seans fur 5errn, unO anabeMs
0leiosr, III een biataiten Yrttlen.
QinieYs, Sbeene @rf9 unb &peebS fur 9icU16ptsn Z.
sani wplcuer weiFeT, rotber uno seber blannsl IN Is Ga
bllta ~ 81 gis.G Stella Sbapls, Glpa's &c.
Die erCRte @lusnabI pon 0aoieS g8or.eo SthtS. 5uaerfl
biQis auf QuctioRen gefauft RnS 81 pr Stud w,rts BE Ia
iN 81 rs mbs l.75 Ohrire; Grid. g5Oae in alien 5arbsm
Su 81 pei Yfano.
CARPETS unO 6sartb Guss, Die %bilisffsn in %ibm,nb;
@rSpn uno Slc0tro Sbutns, Sbestins, 3Opelinl, Sable
GtOatb 9yteniionS 5piisrp. @lepeS. Deit UNI SeV1nts
&lanfits gu ben b~ili9lten greien.
Aebte @attLne gu g. ] uno 10 Ste. a. Cambria, Gbcd
uro SpiB Dtusltn, nebit sHer gr0seR @Uspa6l anberu
g9aureu, IA Soblretd, eiQtIb.n bier aufsuiheren.
SD bite e~rssstnit un ctHen 8sfu5 alr Danten un6
Ssrret oieier Staot unb ~um8c9snb, une 5itte bic SuHmer
wttptS StOrS, @". y @iaiafr ape. IN bsatten.
SOiepb Strap5
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-02
Ocnffdhe Mnpfhefe,

SrmtfdDe @ppfbefe.
Sur ben Mir sOn mttntH leiSeu 9anbsleutsn 70 reid,
lie s.l6enften 8ufpruf serSlt6 6ort:no, smtfstls t6 mid
au6 %fsrusrtin psrem 9%ensi9rn gBOblpsaen, inpsm i'd AZ
slei6er Belt CUR 8erRnis brinSt, oas I'D ntbit fril4sn 9rp>
feline unb 9rObs @rite. Sage, @rlesmebl, . frsrlse, Ser.
ftiebene SOrten @uteIn, oeutl8e ei6urieh, 9'insr 81 uuier>
stale, Gbocp!aoe, MacoTOHi, SGlatoI in eroPen uno tleineu
G.1i6en, 8immt, sanstn une s~>,foBensn, nesf allen aHpern
gerprrsen, S6tDaatn1e 9aI flmsrisa, Setfen Ii. &C., ptlht
Srtitr Id lu ben Hl09ltaa b%taisftea 9rdien beiteus %enpfsble.
s. 6. Gtf8er, &gT.
200 8OreS Gan6tes, 3aIOm, Sperm une @pamaRsns
$50 @pres Strap, Slad, SrOpn uR0 gsQOp.
so @Oree Nefp gort Gpl9en @beeIs,
8 2eireS &iee,
400 grcpms un0 9ufeIIs,
200 BrpB @Iprteb 4ipes,
200 GjrOB Nat6es
300, 1000 gisarrtr, rerI6isbsnt SrGtbs, ,pebsR trbaItsn
ano uW Sert0uf bel Bn. DalIaee u. SsbL.
20 Sdrrels Saltinere 9id4es, iOeben erbalten uno ,u
eabeR bel Q8m, VI allace u. Srbn,
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Scfoautmc,mnocm.
Dry-Goods s. Fancy. Store
am Neucn 0iartt..

Dry-Goods s. Fancy. Store
am Neucn Wtarst,,
I'd Der Srpae- uno 6trn Straee.
.. ". Ste snbaum empfeblt Ieinen
S%rsunptn unp Dem Yutlitum lsin gut aiortirteS
Eager Hon 6rutiabrs. 9Baarer, Die tu ben tiuis-
ten Yretfsn etssBsben perrsn.
George n. epriusnann's
Y rlkmbta 5Utet unp &~sRaura-
(frittr 8upp'e SpttIl "a
gp. 4S4 psnuiylpanid elrenu,, 51 est
ipii&su 9tiss unb 6usr-ane- a, balf strests,
aDaIbin9tcn. .. 6.
Dai reilsnoe pubiitum finbS. In hieIem Sptei 81,
fIeune,ttite Gufrabnlt une geeitnuna. Eteineunoen mtdsis.
ptyab,epuus Der Yrtlie pun 8pblen.
Die Srtiie ron epts itnc bic auf wcitcrt Ma6ribt nj.
Srft oump ect. $3.50 per QUoS.
Ssft pail Gpte 49,. AIS
Sare gStt beiOr 9orhn $50
8telen pr:lIen iutetee mue Gptt as bas 6tni,f, acue,
r~inssmateriaI bislcr Staicn ~ansrlcbcn Wtroep.
Ssetn8unSen: SaarjabIuns beim . tttlIen peer N6Iisft>
Bic &ublen-sarts sefinrsn Nb ets Der 10. etrcs, urS
Salt1, unO gfe Der 6. uiS %93prOfr., iucli& pom Canal.
Z3.sI Sno. s. BertD, @seat.
Temer= umb MISUNDERSTANDING
Der
Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Com
pany
Die elm Bona StSe Capital BON $780, 900 beFtt
nnp i'm Sabre 1882 our@ Die @eiebgetunB
BON Sir9inicn einseIebt purpe.
Serii6cruneeu nercen burh bieit aite epnraonis c..
tbCtlt urier Den e%nnlisltcn Beotrsuneen eeeen fyeuer- une
asaielbGotn an G~tssnttuat alei Dirt. ale S6nier, Meu-
bel, 8lter nne sBoaren alter @rt. ippppl in Der Staot,
as out i'm Sanee. uHp rrfroAt Ole SetrefIsnbrn 2lusiablun-
gen rrpmp, eeleiltcf.
@s> Sur bic gplicc unS ole @ufna5m, DER III per1iGerr-
Den @easntdnot rpirb nibis ~bsrebhet.
Office 90. 131 Motnitr., Si6mpRS, ga., exc 2bur
unterbait fr Dtspatdb Office.
9B. 9. Gpwarbin, Wredo.
S'iutdn gN us8 ST.. Secret ,1c.t.
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Oas Strgtntf@s wunptrtare
Waf&.Gtutb,
Gin aue9e,ei6netes> 0httel, nm Bdlde ,u
reintsen une in sutem 3uaan6t Az srbalttn.
%ubsrtrit nls abnlibrn cerartisen prapsratisn,n
uno pirO gu so Cts. per @aaone sertault.
Sertauft siu,ts bsi 6. g. Wieot. 9
Ode Der lain v. IL. Str.
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s.. 2S. 2iumemtani,,

us rmahe r unb @ptoarbeiter.
8fuapfraBs, SpiIhen Der 5. unb g..
Wteiuen Sreunben unp benz geebrten Wutlitum
bic @useiss, baB i'd on Ubige,n 9labe cinen ub.
rem uuo SewelerY- Stcre crGfnet babe, wpIeIbf
Id cine srose auswabI Der StIhmadooufen In
sieles 0slhaft sinlhlagenee Nrtifsl fibre. ptren
Quite %oarautir uno ~eieielbeu su aubtrprpeutlis,
biltaen Yreilsn o~ertduie.
Steparatursn isetr @rt werpen ldaea unb fiji.
liar belarpt.
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% Dti3.
Die unteriei&nsten sr!au6rn ft hermit, allen
ibren Sreunpen nne Srtannttn bic ersebenfe
An3eise SI maiden. Dab 3r. @bs. 6. Sdmsaerls,
pom Der 5irma 5attorf ano Co., 81 Carp Ctr,
pom Dem giOrpen iuriidssfebrt 1T uno belsnpers
btGtse ginfaufe fur Cab semaGt bat in
QBein, Qiquprs, @iearreu 9imbureer SaIe,
&asberrY Sprup, auh ehter peutl6er
@rroelatpurf,
nel6e Nrtitel ie ben 9ee9rten &unpen mbplela.r
unp retail gu Den biaisiten Yreiien a%blalIen rper,
ben. lin einen frsunpiihen 3ulpru6 btttct er=
sebenf s. u. 9attorf u. 6 o.,
81 @arp @trset.
baS- Gin sutss fiibles @las 8ter tets an Der
Bar.
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Sceben erbaltsn 500 Soren Sranseu, $50
gcrsR Gitronen, frilde YFaumeH, /, Z unS 6
plumb Spren 8tclusn uno 5eisen, fppit aud
friIben 2imburaer 8die uno Saroines.
1iais 3u osrtaufen an Biepsroerfauf,r bel
q. q. Myers,
232 SrUapitr., ,pii6en Der
Stem uuo 4tsn Strasr.
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Scf.mutm0c bn, en-.
Or. ~. @rcbe,
Office Ecke MARSHALL und St, Strasse.

EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Sehentlther Mcta' uno @sri6ts- gnm ali.
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geuse 8OarDin9pous uno qaserbier- 98irtbl6aft.
Der unterSeihnete tat an Ger l7ten @trabe,
Dem 6ilhmarft 8e5eRiber, Gin neues Snad- u.
Boarding 9auS er51net, bae sr ieinen Sreun.
pcn iino Dem 9ublitum m. @osemstnen tftens
smYfeblt.
Sn Dem SarrOpm DieleS neu einaeri8teten
9aulss lRO ftetS @etrsnfe oler Dirt anp better
2udlttat gu BADEN. Defenders rmpfeRis aber Gin
8las sutrs eager,@ier
Rnnn
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-16

DEATH OF AN OLD CIrIzEN-Mr. Thomas Muir
ply, for many years one of the editors and pro-
prietors of the Baltimore American, died at his resi-
dence in Madison avenue yesterday morning. He
was widely known and highly esteemed, and
his death will be sincerely regretted. In annonnc-
ing the event. the American of yesterday afternoon
says:
For than sxtyyears he has been known in this
munity of most valuable citizens-as gentle
who maintained in all his relations the highest
ton for uprighness and integrity His life has been
of usefulness and his death is public loss Mr. Murphy
born in Ireland in 1880, and this country
his infancy. He assisted in the establishment of the
Baltimore Telegraph the first daily newspaper published in
bin, he became of the propretois of Baltimore
american of which he continued to be of its
ductors until few since, when, admonished by the
nrmiteS of advancing he retired from the cares
active business Connected with the interests of Bati-
more from the period when it was scarcely than
vilage-watching with pride its growth through more
than the half of century and daily chroncng in
creasng population, and wealth. he could not
fail to be identified with all that its welfare
and to feel glowing eXuation in each manifesto
ton of its greatness and growing prosperity Mr. Muir
ply remarkably modest and retiring his DISPOSE
tion and only those who thrown into familiar in
tercourse with him could justly and properly appreciate
his worth Amis BILE to fault in his feelings he cherish
ed resentments AS friend he was constant and sin
and of him it be truly said he had enemy
earth.-Deeply sympathsing with every of distress
which under his notice. he dispensed his charities
unostentatiously but with liberal hand If
possessed all the attributes o. true and
gentleman genuine lotness OF SOUL answering negri-
ty and perfect purity of purpose-that Thomas
Mummy
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some way of avoiding any expression of opinion
upon the subject, and thus preserve, for a time
at all events, the harmony of the Party. But in
regard to this, and every other matter connected
with the Convention, it is, as we have said, idle
to speculate, when we are standing almost within
reach of certainty. In the meantime, until GER
tainty shall take the place of speculation-the
most intense interest will continue to be felt in
the proceedings of the Convention. At Chicago,
the greatest excitement prevails and by to-day it
has been anticipated, the number of strangers in
that city will fall not much short of 10000. For
the meetings of the Convention, an immense
booth or wigwam has been constructed, capable
of holding c, 900 persons. raised das or plat
form will accommodate the delegates-the re-
mainder of the vast structure is set apart for the
public, while the telegraph will furnish the coun.
try at large with daily reports of The proceedings
of the body, and to its revelations We mus
patiently look for the solution of the difficulties
which we have indicated as likely to attend th'
| labors of the Convention
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THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY

THE LARGEST FURNITURE
.Nn CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY.
Z. NO y IT'S,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where be found the largest stock OF Baltimore made
Furniture this city Citizens strangers requested
to examine this stock of Furniture b.ore purchasing
there can be found always hand and madeto order
TETE-ATETES, in BroCatelle, Plush or Hair CIoG So
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany in Plush, Hair Cloth,
cred in goods order Full French Paro Hall French
arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS varous patterns
Brocstelie, Plush, Hair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS, in
Walnut and Mahogany OF various styles from $50 $500
large assortment of CGneSeat Rocking Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs in Walnut, Oak, &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,
fe2-n No I'm. Cay ST, OPP Odd Fellow Hall
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We have on more than one occasion called at.
tention 10 the advantages which the trade of Bal
timore would derive from the completion of the
Western Maryland Railway first of all to its tenn
porary terminus at Union Bridge, in Carroll
county, and, finally by pushing it across the
mountains to Hagerstown. Every body, who is
acquainted with the fertile region through which
it is proposed to carry this road, must be satisfied
that it would not only rapidly acquir, large
local traffic, but that it would be the means of de-
veloping the valuable mineral resources Of the re-
gion through which it is destined to pass. The
work, thus far, has been prosecuted with energy,
and with due regard to economy also. The cars
already run regularly to Reisterstown, and the
rails are now laid down to within a
short distance of Ely's Mills three miles farther.
Between the last mentioned point and Union
Bridge, considerable grading has also been done,
and as all this work has been accomplished chiefly
by the means supplied by the people of Carroll
county, who have been jealous in sustaining il
to the best of their ability, it but just and
proper that the city of Baltimore should render
some assistance likewise. How it is proposed
that this shall be DONE is set forth by writer
in another column; and as the claims of the West
ern Maryland Railway are certainly deserving of
consideration at the hands of our citizens we
refer to that communication for the arguments
adduced in its favor.
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To THE PUBLIc.-After eight years of indus
uious labor have determined to decline storekeeping
My preparations can hereafter be found for sale retail at
the following places Israel Grahames, Of Eutaw
and Baltimore streets Devie Bouquets, al Baltimore
street, Seth S. Hances los Baltimore street, Andrews
Thompson East Baltimore street, Macpherson Marshall
Marble Building, North Charles street. and wholesale
Fred Hickey Sons and also retail at my former place
ofbusiness, IS Baltimore street
ap25-tf d. G. DRISCOl,lI.
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an early day.
The above is but an imperfect sketch of Mr.
Douglas remarks, and is only designed to present
a few of the leading points His main effort seemed
to be to show that the South had, in times past
fully committed itself to his doctrine of popular
sovereignty, and was therefore estopped from op
nosnp him on that ground
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MEXIco.-The latest intelligence from Mexico
confirms the opinion generally entertained in this
country that it will be impossible for Miramon to
sold much longer the reins of government. The
continued success Of the Liberals in every section
of the Republic, are SCATTERING to pieces the fabric
of his government, and fastening the crisis long
predicted. The escape of MARQUEE from the dun
geons in which he had been confined since the last
three months will no doubt prove the signal of re-
volt among his own troops and of a formidable CO.
alition of the Church-party friends
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In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Douglas replied tC
Mr.. Davis recent speech on the territorial resolu
tions.-In the House Mr. Sherman introduced ;
resolution inviting the japanese Embassy to vis
the House, which was adopted. The House Their
took up the Michigan contested election case
which was disposed of by declaring George b
Cooper (Democrat), as not entitled to his seat
and affirming the eligibility of Mr.. William A.
Cooper (Republican), who was accordingly sworn
in. The House then took up the ost-Ofiice Def.
cheney bill, which was discussed
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THOS. D. JOHNSTON,
Agent,
73 Band as Second street

BoGLEs AMERICAN
Eclectic HAIR DYE,
Is superior all others the meridian tosa candle
All initiate BOYLE, to his style of advertising which
for years has been headed
THE BEST HAIR Dye IN WORLD.
Now others (New Workers. without brains, steal and copy
this Their Dyes miserable their invention is
temptible Avoid them all! Boele's has been awarded
Medals and Diplomas them all and to their dsmay,
pronounced the only Hair Dye be used with safety. No
green tints, smut skin staining humbug but
liable, safe and sure. For sale at
BODIES BAZAAR,
2O2 Washington street
For sale in Baltimore by SETH s. HANCE los Baltimore
street, and by druggists generally. ia5eotf
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70 ADVERTISER.

tbs DAILY EXCHANGE is printed upon clear white paper
and with bold and distinct type, which is constantly
newell thus Offering to merchants and Others making
of columns, peculiar advantages for the conspicuous
and attractive display Of their advertisements, while its
already large and rapidly increasing circulation and the
admitted superiority of its commercial department
that oany other paper published in the city, make it the
hes, and most desirable medium for advertising presented
.l,;- ,v,itv
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FORTUNATE DANsEUsE.-Me. Duvernay, at
one time a celebrated danseusc in London, married
Mr. Stephens, British gentleman of fortune. He
has lately died, bequeathing to her an enormous
property: He had large landed estates, and per-
sonality besides, which paid legacy ddty as under
100000, or S3,50O,OOO. He gives his wife abso-
lutely personal sum of $4,000, and residence
aud estate of considerable value, in the county of
Norfolk. He gives his heir another mansion and
estate, with the interest and dividends $500 O00
for life. He makes sundry liberal requests to his
relatives and personal friends but the bulk of his
estate is given to his wife for her life, with rever-
sion to his cousins of the name of Lyle. The for
mer danseuse comes into possession of between
100000 and 100000 year. She was known as
Mile. Tolande Marie Louise Duvernay.
At Battle Greek, Michigan, the other day, an
American butcher boy and an Irish boy a race
against time, the distance of one mile. The
butcher lads time was minutes 40 seconds, and
that of the Irish boy minutes 2 seconds. The
whole town turned out to see the sport.
On the 18th of May, the Presbyterian General
Assembly will hold its annual meeting in Roches-
ter. 1t is national organization and every State
in the Union will be represented. Their session
will continue several weeks. The Moderator is the
Rev. DR.. Breckenridge, of Kentucky.
MARRIED
3n Tnesay noFPP to k + as
ter OF ia am In D Toy Esq both OF thi city c
county %e Van % BY Rev john Meade
fs SqTS q" e ySans dsGGe hr aa
| VIM Tyler, Esq. of virginia
| EEEElEzxzESE5Rz1E1EzZzE
| DIED
On the 18th instant ELIZABETH, beloved wife of A. P
| Burt, in the 22d year # hrr ags.
GA the Nth instant MARY FRANCES, daughter OF Thos
| and Ann Lyons, aged wear. months.
On the instant IRA BROWN in the 47h year OF his
|
| W, BADEN,
Would respectfully notify his friends and the public that
| he can be 'ognd with
T. " ADAMS,
No lac BALTIMORE STREET,
(up stairs,)
Where he will be pleased to furnish you with the finest
| quality SHIRT at sl.75,
$I75, sI75, sl.75, sl75, $l75,
| myl6d $L55, sl.55.
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BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 49, iS0o

s DAILY nD ns served D the city
days eXceptedG ~ ems week payable to the car
oetre 9nd Subscribers out of the city at st1 dollars
per ~ Ip,ekiV Edition is mailed to subscribers a
- the IT. pillars per annun. TsrmS-nvariably cash
in advance
81, Irssrly Edition is mailed to subscribers at One
- Inc Do,lar per annum, payabein advance. Or
& copies mailed to one address or............. $500
20 :" .................. 1000
25 .'''''.'''''''''-'' zvOV
Office Of corner of Baltimore ant
North streets, Baltimore
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CRICKET IMPLEMENTS.
MERRILL, THOMAS g. CO.,
my7-tf 239 Baltimore street
LADD, WEBSTER & Co.'S
CELEBRATED TIGHT STITCH
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING
Sc UING-MA CHINE.
myl5-tf Ne. lsl BALTIMORE STREET.
CALL AND SEE
BooTH h PARMENTER's
$40! $40 S4Ol S4Ol
Sc WING MA CHINES
THE BEST uss
Call and examine their simple construction and positive
AGENCY go BALTIMORE STREET, myl5tf
CHARLES GIIMoR,
No. So SECOND STREET, the Post Office
SOLE AGENT
In this market for the sale of the
BALTIMORE COAL CoMPANY'S
CELEB RATED ANTHRACITE COAL
CUMBERLAND COAL from The best Georges Creek
Mines, for sale at the lowest rates.
keep on hand the largest stock OF Anthracite Coal any
dealer in this market and always prepared to fill orders
for any quantity and size with promptness.
CHAS. GILMOR,
Agent Baltimore Coal Company
ap2Otf and Agent FOR the best Bituminous Goals
All Coop MORNING, Mr. jerks, HOW ARE
you?
Good morning, friend Banks, am quite poorly I have
caught cold cough almost necessarily and
have rest at night.
Mr. JenksWhy, my dear fellow, you have no trou
BILE about that All you have to do is go to IGGlNs
JENKINS Confectioners and Fruit Dealers corner of Calvert
and Pratt streets and get package Iebeg's Cough Can
dy, use it, and YOU U i'll soon be las well as ever
Mr. Banks-Oh! humbug. have no confidence in that
kind of stuff
Mr. JenksSo thought; but after using was at cnce
convinced of my error
Mr.. Banks-You don't say that YOU have us d
and found any virtue in ii
Mr. Jenks-Yes, Int do say So and again advise YOU
to try it. apoltC
LANGwoRTH's SPARKLING AND
Day CArAwpA wISE
4 full assortment. Also,
IO3 dozen pure CRAB-APPLE CIDER, in pints
For sale by WIN. II. MCLEAN
my7-H 50 North Cherries street.
WooD WooD II WooDlil
SAVE 20 CENT by buying your Wosd at office Of City
Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. sNoRra STREET
JAMES H. JOHNSON
A SUPERIOR LOT OF GENTS DRESSING AND
BREAKFAST ROBES, just opened.
CONSTABLE, WALKER 4 CO.,
aplSf l55 Baltimore street.
WE WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN
to our superior SHIRT, which making largely
to order, of all qualities.
Warranted IN every respect.
CONSTABLE, WALKER L Co.
aplstf 1855 Baltimore street
SILVER Spoons SILVER Spoons II
Persons going Housekeeping will find every variety of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE at GABRIEL d. CLARK'S
TORE, corner of Calvert and Water streets ~.
lin. B-SPANIsH COIN AND OLD SILVER WANTE
mySf .se-Trs,8 b.
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