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~, NE 81 ia N Elk PIANTEK
N leave Baltimore for the Patuxent river every TTFS
"a morning at O'clock as far up as HiI,S Isni,n,
set4rnng, VIII leave Hips Landing every Thursday morn
ing 0r Benedict Will leave Benedict every FRIDAY morn
ing at o'clock for Baltimore, calling at PlIm Pc;r
FAR Haven going and returning '' '''"
Freight received on SATURDAYS ard MONDAYS
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TOr Suit, 1reigRt OF Gbarter:

~ N'"''NN'
xs4sA WANTED.-A vessel of 900 tons TO load
s for London: Also vessel Of 3O5OO tons for outb
.s,r '' ~ '''F :" 'S HSFRE 11P'!y R <
,ets544 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
~ s T3Pg G cGPGsTed and Al barkan
sa,f V LIMsE fHPt G$GirST1NGs,
-z2-4 IS Buchanan's wharf
<tssgts WANTED.-A VESSEL TO load for Mo-
- bile Also, one for New Orleans and one for Calves
,., HEsLEN ROGERS,
et-' u y W. corner Pratt and Gay SITS
,q.4r45 WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
ss AILEST0N, s c. Cargo ready to 20 on board,
an27-tf CHARLES PENDERGAsT.
80 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
AS1=ss7 The clipper schooner II. 4 J. NEILD Apply to
- -, go III Smiths wharf
~ WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
ssasAsNEW ORLEANS. Good rates and mict do.notnh
s gySG apply HEsN ROGERS " assfP2 a
e11 way ssEee1s- je2l.tf
s fine ship Dublin Lane, master, of about l0 bbds
Gapacy and in fine order for any voyage Apply TO 0iN
HENDERSON co corner Commerce and Pratt SITS je27
ss4sa WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
H5N nS FR'Ss asP Fs sdG GAY
2e-ess2: je27-tf
d. FOR LIVERPOOL.
ss1s& Heavy freight wanted for an A shin for Iivar
pool at moderate rates Apply to
,,-.s - JOHN HENDERSON & co,
leIIu Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
e5HA TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
ssssssa& AhERlCAN SHIPPERS randywne Superfns
ESG Pa3Ged in bPs or half bbls supel short oee
III j nIidaipPihS ofder' by JOHN $. PRICE,
70 South street
~ VESSELS WANTED FOR
sSSsosA HAVANA
The undersigned constantly in want Of yess4s IN had
TO and from Havana and Matanzas - ' '-'"'
fat, MORRELL h RANDALL,
,H So Exchange Place
Dr. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-Tbe
stsSsa me Al schooner ''EMELINE C. JOHNSON Sut
'o' master, about 1900 barrels capacity. Apply to
.c.s JOHN HENDERSON 4 CO.
Len-I corner Pratt and Commerce strnets
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GHRON0METERs,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRTrM ENTS
and
-. GLOBES
70 THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE
GOODS in BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER,
So 70 ". Frat street.
- Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR f. 4 G.
T..
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G. r. CANNON.
81 BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEB4

Ms = =
FHr ss fSSES{RFy With GEE
@ GSSf az o MEb E$T sEY
& Gss6 ETaHFRi@ rs F9
lea Ths s ss@p beat. "A 9eus
ff3FTf 9Fhs HTyE 3Hk$ i Sse
gR6A9 oeScF ana R 81 GRh a2a
rates and caTeng a fay 94 nj o'clock carried
agent Havre Dc ce viii a T BE s rfGgEs
ys9iaCanals,or viii legha Intended for f Rsma
The steamboat ''JtN1ATA," Capt Fred Tomnsop. can
be chartered at any time. ''''''' '''
Ros sf JAS T TAYL or Agent, baltimore;
-aPlt u j. TOME, Agent Port Deposit
-. $50 OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
FOR FREDERICK COMPANY; ,.u
KS . oS SS?sR$A1 AND LAND
fSR Sfr9 AFr TEfFsSPHT PT s
MoRNNG ocoeS or immedi at after the aS2a y
te IRAN OF cars from Richmond and Washington Stdppn
going and returning 10 land and receive freight and ras
THE VIRGINIA
new and was built by merchants of Frede
e t and farmers residing the counties bosdpfT
rs class Steamer oG Tor s express purpose Of keeping
ward deck has been enclosed, thus afoding comple r
sizes can be taken on board and carried under deck without
JaHimS gu the wheels Her stateroom berth accomn,
eg5 m & As and freight ba has
Through freight received in Baltimore, and CHARGES aiI
by X ); ca PROM CO, Bowly's wharf '' paw
and Thursdays, and on Fridays up to 3 o'clock n
For further information and Blank Receipt a. ,r u>-l
Apply K (; J : acbf 4 3 4 Co. Ase-~,
r. SlIAthh Elk, fIeStt MT, Frederick "
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" u " JNbE a SSj
LINE OF

.,,,,r rrr,-, PACK ErS
ship SASE nE&nERS0N, Captain KNOWLES
- HELEN A. MILLER. Cali
" CHARLES, Puark
ie vessels are all OF superior Glass; insure at t
oweSt Inquire They sail regularly advertised and com
nanded by Captains well experienced in the The ca
pacy oo OF the above vessels in such will afford prai
faclty to shippers Fc freight, cabin OF srraa
apply to JOHN HEEnEi{S15S c 10, af''
49,, -, ,,,,,1,o,,. , No. 81 Pratt street
GEO W HfNSoN Co, Agents New Orleans will for
their address. " ''>" ''''S'E i'g.. ~
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T &H. WARDEN HAVE MOVED TO THEIR
- mill, LOWER END OF SMITHS WHARF where
they prepared to nish their customers with
FAMILY, EXTRA AND SUPERFlNE FIOIR OF their
on manufacture at the lowe stcash prices, iuslff
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Steamboats,.

FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
POINT, VA.(-The steamer .sBFIy1
DT Rw RECEIVING cargo, and will leave Tieh, str
TOT ireight or passage, apply to
II j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
rh Light street wharf
Es-sEr-,rA FOR RICHMOND, va.
s~41a7haE4&FsEa The steamer "BFLVIDERFi' s pou w
W ENg cargo and will leave Light street wharf NEXT
"EEDN ESDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock
tut freight or passage apply to
1t j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
Pr Light street whari
EEEsssssA4a---!N GREAT
SOUTHERN ANDEOUTHW ESTERE
FREIGHT ROUTE
III i POINT, LYNCHBURG, VA Khoy.
AND I NJ y ID MEMPHIS, TENN
Tho e. n,a,. 5N ~ !. X y n TIE TOW Ms
Inc steamers GEORGE PEABOIiY and D =, vi \
now eaylng baltimore EVERY WF6NFG r. y llIEhE a!e
uRDAY AFTERNOON, at o'cloc or i'5! ~. anu Sal
connecting with the South Side Rarond NS olhi va
hnoXTe, Memphis and uermedats t"yv " ~ IchoolE'
The SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPFniTTdTsss
and '''N'''
BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
10 an important points in Southwestern Virginia T
bama and Mississippi. ' '"'' % Ala
Goods receiped for through any OF the abo, pIar.
ro' iller information rates and time the
lions on the route, apply 10 '' S'@
j. BRANDT, Jr,
,,.. Agent Powhatan Steamboat Co panv
- o. 5 Lights wharf
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Minss. Yiaunrs. Es.

M3A WINES, BRANDlES, RUNS,
feEEt5d3 BLACK TEAS &c
&1Fa3kM ?. TlERNAN 4 son,
Offer for sale he following articles of their own
mpor alton, particularly for family nse:
SHERRY W1NES-PeU altine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass
Port in wood and in glass
MADEIRA WlNE-John Howard Malch's fine Madeira
in wood and in glass also, Grape Juice.
HOOK WINES Jahannesberger, Steinbei ger, Marco
Drummer Cabinet, Iieb frau mch Bronneberg of 1876
CHAMPAGNE WiNES-Moet and Chandons finest in
quarts and pins. ' "
BRANDlES Otard and Hennessy's fine old pale and
dark Brandies. f $3.50
RUMS-Od and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and
from the Is ands imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-rhe best quality-Tcrnau brand-and
mixture Of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest sOGCHoNG TEA. au23tf
THOMAS SHIELD p J. ROCHE
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III - - y FOR . p TH ! y
WEST AND \ oRT Ii " Els i
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
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The respectable gentlemen, dubbed by the re-
porters deputy marshals," appointed to take the
census OF this city, had an opportunity yesterday
oi forming pretty correct idea of the appalling
task before them If they are men of faint-heart.
we expect to hear of designations to-day. Never,
we 'hink, has Baltimore presented such a vivid
luea OF her resources, as regards extent and
variety OF population as was then afforded
on the occasion of the reception of her oriental
guests. For on yesterday the japanese Ambassa-
dors-after much heartless coquetry with our
worthy MAYOR, sorely testing the municipal
patience-dd at length tear themselves from the
establishments of Washington life and set forth
on that periIous progress from city to city, and
about the same, TO which they have been SEN
fenced and of which they had the first instalment
here To say that there was general turnout.
would very ieebly and inadequately express the
extraordinary emptying and spilling of the people
into the streets indicated as the line of march
Everything that hadfeet, or hoos or wheels was in
mouon; every thing that could be mistaken for a
nag was spread, and almost every pane along the
route would have framed fair face had not the
lovely weather invited beauty TO beam on tbe
happy Mongoians without even the TRANSPARENT
obstruction of glass. Every thing, we believe,
went of I'm the most happy manner" as the
phrase is-the Washington train CARVED on
time the procession formed and moved of
without dlihculty-even his Honor speech offered
no serious obstruction, but was gotten over in
about fifteen minutes and the line reached tb,
quarters of the Embassy at the GILMoR House q,
per programme, without any further hindrance
We refer our readers to city news column fo1
a full detail of the incidents of the day. 1t piyes
us pleasure, however, to notice two features in the
procession more particularly. We allude to the city
Fire Department and the new Police. The former
was beautiful illustration of human ingenuity
skill and discipline applied to the most useful and
benefcent purposes while the latter offered concln
sive proof that the high hopes which good men
have formed of the results of the experiment of
disconnecting the guardians of order from all
party organizations are not to be disappointed
Although hardly as yet organized and, of course,
less perfect in its operations than it will be, the
Police yesterday demonstrated the problem that
crowds can now assemble here without dam
ger lis duty was qniety but firmly and tho
roughly DONE and history can show no
occasion when so much excitement was attend
ed with so little disorder. In its Police and
Fire Departments, we believe that Baltimore may
now be presented as the model city of America.
Our military also made very creditable display
the new companies of the Maryland Guard in par
ticuar acquitting themselves in a style which
would have done no discredit to veterans while
their dress and accoutrements excited general adj
mraon.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT
IN THE
PATENT SH0ULDER-SEAM SHIRT!

Something entirely new, and which has been much needed
in the manufacture OF Shirts heretofore, only known to
and costing several years study and experimenting to
compish.
THE IMPROVEMENT EXISTS IN THE
BAND AND YOKE
By giving an EASY FIT about the muscles of the neck
and its proper adjustment whereby it gives easy and
smooth set to the bosoma very desirable thing
gentleman.
We therefore call the attention ofthe public oour
PATENT SPRING YOKE SHIRT
Manufactured only by US, and we warrant fit in every
case
We also have hand large and complete assortment of
GENTlEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
LATEST STYLES
Sole Agentfor John Clark, Jr. Co.'S Machine Cotton
VIM. P. T0WLES BRO.
145 Baltimore street
myl'-u Under Carroll Hall
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The entertainment
at Holiday Street Theatre this evening will be
Tor the benefit of Mr.. Heller, who has been Devil
dering the public, for the last two weeks by bis
astonishing exploits as a necromancer AS this il
to be the last night of his engagement in this ctv
we anticipate crowded house,
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RAi.I1M(DISE.
SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1850

Inc DAILY EXCHANGE PRICES CURRENT, being
reliable and comprehensive review OF the Bati-
more Markets for the past week, neatly printed
on letter sheet, may be obtained at our counting
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:. The Toll ON THE CHESAPEAKE Ann On. o.,
lists for the renewal f that probabilit1
ors Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal ss Direct.
Is SAID as they were appointed with reerepceh 1t
an increase of the toll, and they having feioe TO
perform what was expected of them in this mat,er 20
We hope this is not so any increase in the tnn
would be detrimental to the mining interests in this
county, and we believe would ultimately work dis
astrously to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
which interest, it is supposed, would be advan,
tagged by the increase of toll on the canal The
continual agitation of this subject-the dread we
may say, under which the mining interest is kept.
that ruinous rates of toll will be imposed upon
them, has very seriously crippled the operations of
the different companies and prevented the invest
ment of an increased amount of money in the bust
ness, and will we fear lead to the energetic prose-
cuton of the Hampshire railroad to its termina-
ton. and thus draw off the entire trade from the
Baltimore and Ohia road, and permanently make
Alexandria the great coal market for this region;
for being much shorter route, the freight would,
as matter of course be largely below the rates of
the Baltimore road. We again express our hopes
that there will be no effort made to increase the
tolls on the Canal Cumberland CiuiIian ..sa..
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EEerYhOdE that has ever rood q MAJ,

Everybody that has ever read Novel descrip-
tive of Irish life, or that has listened to an Irish
story of adventure, or to the narrative of faction
light or to the history of Guel-one of the many,
Tor instance, winch Sir JONAH HARRINGTON has re-
corded-or to that of an abduction case after the
fashion most in vogue at one time in ssrreen
"Erin, must have remarked how very freonentlv
MAGUIRE is made prominent actor in the scene
He may be called DENNIS, or MURTocH. or PAT
RICK, or SHEMUs, but, whatever the bantisma1
name may be, he is emphaticaly Mcguire ali
over. We recognize him at once as one of that
ancient breed of Irish gentlemen, who were ready
to take hand in anything and everything; who
prded themselves in doing exactly the reverse of
what they ought to have done, and who would
rather be wrong every day in the year than right
for single hour. This traditional Mcguire had
an irrepressible pencham for fighting and frolick-
Ing; for breaking of heads and for breaking of
hearts, for stalking fortune on the turn of card,
and for keeping Sheriff at bay when writs were
plentiful and money was scarce Readers of
Blaeh'coods Magazine in its palmies days, will re-
member to have been introduced 10 fine speci
men OF the genus in that celebrated Father Tow
mcguire, who fguredso conspicuously in famous
symposium with the PORE, and who astonished the
latter not less by his skill as dialecticau than nv
tneincomparable cleverness with which he concoct-
e' an admirable brew of whiskey-punch. 1t was
supposed by many that the peculiar qualities for
"llich The family of the MAGUIREs have long been
80 enlhently distinguished had found their uti-
IL
''lneu out 10 be delusion. A Mr.. Mcguire, who
r's Tue honor of representing Dungarvan in the
i.ng,'Sn Honse of Commons, has recently vindi-
,"Ysu once again the well earned reputation which
~''"'"es TO his name. He is not indeed one of
s"0,c MAGtIREs who must have sat to Dr. MAGINN
for his picture of
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WASHINGTON NEWc

A SIGNAL OFFICER FOR THE ARMY-MIscELLANEoU
The Senate ON Thursday concurred in the House
bill creating a signal officer for the army. This
action is the result of Secretary Floyds report re.
lative to the series of experiments with the field
signals invented by Assistant Surgeon Albert j.
Meyer, of the medical corps of the army. This
is considered of the most important discoveries
for the army ever made. The equipment is simple
and strong, weighing but sixteen pounds, and so
compact as to be readily carried from place to
place by soldier mounted foot. 1t re-
quires for its use but single man. Communica-
ton has been kept up and messages transmitted by
day and by night, distance of fifteen miles,
Messages have been sent five miles without any ap-
paratus especially provided for the purpose There
are more than one hundred different ways of ma
king these signals, and they will prove of the
greatest Importance in Indian warfare on
the frontier DR.. Meyer asks for no pecuni-
airy compensation for this invention, but pub.
lie opinion awards to him the post designated
in the bill of the two Houses, and the President
will no doubt seal the verdict with his sanction.-
Capt. John Reeves, Naval Architect for the Sultan
of Turkey for twenty-one years, is now in Wash
ington preerring charges against the American
Consul at Constantinope, John p. Brown Brown
has been sent for, and is now here. The State De-
ment has the matter under advisement. Other
parties also complain of Mr.. Brown, and the proba-
bility is that his course while in Turkey will be
investigated by Congress-The President will not
fill the vacancy on the Supreme Bench for some
days yet. He is anxious to confer it upon an able
jurist, and is therefore thoroughly and carefully
looking into the judiciary of that circuit. He will
appoint some one in the circuit, which embraces the
States of Mississippi, Arkansas and Virginia.
The Senate Judiciary Committee have under
sderation the House Polygamy bill, and will amend
it in several particulars They intend, if possible,
to agree upon some measure that will wipe out this
fostering and canker upon the body poll
tic.-The opinion is that the Convention which is
to meet at Richmond on the 9th inst will adjourn
without transactng any business, until after the
nomination at Batimore.--From present appear
the Senate will discharge Hyatt before he is
ready to be liberated--Cave johnson has been Of
fered the commissonership to adjust the claims
under treaty with Paraguay. He has not yet in
dicated his intention to accept.-C. j. Baylor
has been appointed Consul to Cologne.
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To TRAVELLERS

Just received a supply of SOAP BOXES, BRUSH
GUARDS, SPONGE-BAGS and POCKET CUPS.
N HYNSoN JENNINGS Il CO,
my25-tf SO N. Charles street
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LAKE SUPERIOR TROUT AND WHITE FISH.
Also, No. 1:MACKEREL, susquehanna and Labrador
HERRING in kits halves and quarter bbls all in excellent
order and of fine quality just received by
GREEN Voc,
je2-tf So Baltimore street
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I, me regatta of the New York Yacht Club on
an rs represented by the papers to have been
the ,nor"gy fine affair, good breeze favoring
in the foI1owinno of the feet. The yachts in
Favorite. ~ Th order: LIST, The Haze I'd, The
Glengary. 4tn' mannering, oth,
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SUCCESS IN TRADE
Can only be obtained by and industry and
accumulate wealth it is well known that economy is the
main essential to be successful in business necessary to
understand and keep pace the business that one en-
cages in Judicious purchasing of the material
ture FROM and the principle of manufacturing your goods
the best advantage, is the main spring Thus it is with
the UNION HAT COMPANY-there is article in the Hat
Cap department but what obtained at the Union
Hat Company and by system peculiarly their own their
prices for superior Hats much lower than sold by
any other establishment Their So Gentlemens Dress Hat
not be inflated consequently other establishment
supply them Every style and quality Straw Hats
can be obtained at the
UNION HAT COMPANY,
it, s. +. corner of Baltimore and Cav streets
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s H R T s,
SHTRTS!
MADET ORDER
SUPERIOR STYLE,
Mhch we warrant in eyeryrespect New styles Of
LONDON AND PARIS COLLARS, attached separa
New style of
49, LONDON AND PARIS CUFF,
Stitched, Woven, Embroidered Corded, and MarspiIles
BOSOMS, both French and Irish.
-. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Vi all the newest and best styles.
English, French and German HALF HOSE; Silk, Gossa-
mer and GauZe UNDERSTANDS; Linen, Jean, and Knit
DRAWERS Kid, Silk, Thread, Beaver and Dog.skin
TIES, sCARFS AND CRAVATs,
All Styles at moderate and unfit rm prices
CONSTABLE, WALKER & Co,
my29-t1r l55 Baltimore St, opposite the Museum
0LDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
~, unnrr, - r,,,,,, IN THE CITY
No. 10 North GAY srREzr
MANUFACTURER or
SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWELRY
YER PLATED WARE
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
has in store beautiful assortment of New STYLES and Pat
terms OF Rich Jewery and Silver Ware suitable for presents
embracing great variety of Set and Plain Gold BROOCHES:
aosIac Garbunke Coral PEARL Lava, Cameo, Etruscan &c
EAR RINGS; BRACELETS; FINGER RINGS, set with
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Pearl Opal, &c; Ladies' GOLD
GHAINS Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature LOCK ETS;
Gold Ihmbes Gun Buttons and Pins; Signet Chased and
PLAIN Gold Rings; PeNcil and Pens; Sleeve BUTTONS and
STUDS Gold and Jet Crosses Jet Bracelets Pins and Ear
Rings Hair Jewelry of beautiful designs, &c
Also complete assortment of Best Quality Heavy Silver
Plaed TEA SETS Walters, Ice Pitchers Cake Baskets
Fruit Butter and Salt Stands Castors Candle Sticks Pearl
erms. sqO.tY
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..I Herman g Melville author Of Txpee and other
another visit to the Islands in that Ocean on
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AElzoNA.-The United States government having
removed the troops from Fort Fillmore, Arizona,
l.. 5. Owing, the Provisional Governor, has issued
proclamation calling upon the militia of the Terri
tory to organize and garrison the deserted defence.
The Governor says this step is rendered necessary
because of the increasing depredations of the In
dians since the leaving of the government troops.
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PHILADELPHIA A,

This very superior Ale neatly put up in stone Jugs will
foil, and bearing my label per dozen de
hvered For sale by A. J. HAMPsoN,
my23-f 81 N Charles st near Pleasant
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MANN's HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.

MANN's HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
l24 W. BALTIMORE STREET.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
West continue to up Meals our very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL Parties, large SMALL accommodated in our large
and private Dining Rooms, second floor Thankful for
the liberal patronage received, respectfully ask
continuance Of the same.
Our Chambers have recently been reurnished and will
compare favoaby with other Hotel Single Rooms 50
81 MANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the rear OF this house, No 50 FAYRTTs STREET
h2u c. H. MANN, Proprietor