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EXHIBITION OF A FIRE EsCAPE-A COMPANY of
Germans under the name of the New York Pom
pier corps, who have been for some time exneri-
mentng with fire escapes, gave public exhibition
of their attainments yesterday afternoon in front
of French's hotel. At the sound of the bupe. lad
ders. with large hooks at one end were run up the
building from story to story, until entrance was
effected in the topmost window. A large canvas
sack, reaching to the ground, was then hoisted ;.
and several men slid down in it to the street By
a simple arrangement, platform was placed on
the sill of the highest window, upon which lad
der was stationed and several men assembled to the
roof, whence they descended to the ground bv
ropes, twisted brass cylinder, through which the
rope passed, serving to retard the rapidity of the
descent. A canvas bag was also hoisted by means
of a pully attached to tripod, which was affixed
to window sill, and several persons came down
through in perfect safety. The contrivances were
well designed, but lacked considerable practice to
render them efficient in case of need.-N Y World,
july IL.
INTERESTING OoCAsIoN.-Drs. Harriet K Hunt, of
Boston, on the 9th of June celebrated her pro-
fessonal "silver-wedding;" that is, the twenty
fifth anniversary of the date when she commenced
the practice of medicine. Her house was orna
mented with flowers, evergreens, pictures, and
statues, with appropriate notices on every spot
Her edchamber-furnished with the same old
chairs couch, bed, even to the sheets and pillow
cases, as at the period of her birth-was adorned
with appropriate embems and notices. One small
room was sacred to her friends in the spirit land
ana portraits, wreaths vases OF flowers, pressed
leaves of grasses, and afectionate sentiments, told
the story of loving remembrance. At o'clock in
the afternoon, the formal exercises commenced by
the entrance into her parlor OF Drs Hunt, preceded
by band of girls in pure attire; there was then
prayer and music, and religious and literary exer
cises ring of gold was presented from the man
gers of the Hospital for Women and Children.
In the evening there was tea, dancing, reading of
correspondence, and graceful hilarity. Miss
Harriet Hosmer, the sculptor, was present.
SEAL ToUR = lcE AGES Tho a American Eynrnss
Company has issued circular requiring that
money packages to be conveyed through its agencies
will be placed in envelopes, and marked with five
the envelope, half way from the centre to the cor
ner. Messengers directed to refuse money
packages not thoroughly and securely sealed
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y
Our City Councils certainly could never have investi
gated the subject properly they would not have
agreed to endorse the bonds of the above road
of two hundred thousand dollars and it is really be
hoped that Mayor Swami understands railroad matters
and the true interests of city too well to give his
consent to such ill advised and to all appearances
poor paying investment
A railroad to Westminster Union Bridge cannot
bring one dollars worth of trade to Balmore-dH
the trade of that country here without railroad
it is therefore extremely bad policy TO invest any money
in one. As to reaching Hagerstown by that route the
chances are very remote, there every probability
the present generation will have passed away before it is
accomplished if ever at all
If Baltimore city wishes to the entire trade of
Washington comfy be done at onefth the cost of
the Western Maryland road, and that too, in less than
two years. by buidug road of % to 25 miles from We
verton, on Baltimore and Ohio road to Hagerstown.-
This road would pass Pleasant Valley and along the
Antietam over easy grades and mountains to
and secure the whole of the trade, large portion of
which, from the lower part of the county goes George
town, and which the Western Maryland road if compile
ted, can neuer divert to this city. From
WASHINGTON CoUNTYAN THAT KNOWS.
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TON CONE BACK.


Tom tn Blind Ntgto Boy Pianist, the solicitation of
number of families, will give few entertainments at the
New As5embi Rooms, comm encng WEDNESDAY EV-
ENlNG, July 18th, at 81 o'clock Concerts Wednesday,
Thursday Friday and SATURDAY, evenings Manees Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday u O'Clock This will positive
~ be tie last ch and hear this Musical fhe
nomena. All who have heard Tom, pronounce him the
wonder Of the world The marvel of the age only years
old. blind from birth, raj. ell plantation without
moments instruction, plays the most difficult music
with all the brancy and beauty of accomplished
Any lady gentleman will be- invited TO play for Tom and
he will Immediately reproduce the pi ce of music.
Tom will the beautiful Piano presented by VIM Knabe
& Co.
Admission % cents. juI2 TT
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COM MICA ED.
MIN N ID

l offer the following suggestion of method to
counterfeit the excessive valuation put upon the
various lots offered for public park.
Let it be understood that schedule of the proper
ty offered, with prices annexed to be handed into
the Appeal Tag Court.
The application is obvious.
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JAPANESE TEAs.-The New York Courier of YES
terday says: We hear to-day, by the China mail,
of shipment of ten thousand chests of Japanese
teas, green and black, for this port, via China.
They will probably reach here before the lst Oct.
next the first large shipment of this article for the
United States
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MUsTcAL.-Tom, the blind pianist, was welcomed
back to Baltimore, at the New Assembly Rooms,
last night, by large audience, whose appreciation
OF the wonderful gifts of the little negro was mani
tested by the warmest applause. Another concert
will take place this evening at the same hall
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EDITORIAL CHANGE.-Mr. Bradley 7. johnson,
senior editor of the Maryland Union, of Frederick
city, has withdrawn from that paper because Of
the disagreement with his partner, Mr.. Cole, as so
the political position of the paper, Mr.. johnson
being friend of the Breckinridge and Mr.. Cole of
the douglas ticket
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R0oFIae Ro0FIN6 RocYIH6 y
Economy, Durability ard !Ssca5itp
Warren's Fire and Water FrOof
FILT GoHPosITIoG RoOYIRO.
Unrvalled by anything yet discovered FOR Roofing
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFs0FLT LTER PkcoP,
UNR2UALLED ECaNrhY,
UyEIvALLED PoR DURABILITY.
ADAPTED o EVsRY CLIaArs
Forrurther information address call OF
JAS H. i3arsuE
No. Jarvis SuiIdinR, H6flh .nl
iVSst' Baltimore streets. 9sGao.
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Mrr Qscnns.

FIN Al RED UoTIoE
Nos l F 81 an ss bAETHokE G9 9fRrer
Have usual, this period of the season. ae large
ana PESf RE sAf BRcs
SILKS AS lRi.% $Ii.k ROBES,
PRN PI2, AMP ~ IS STRIR n n F"2BTLARDs,
PRINTED BAKEGE5 sND LAWNS,
GREY PoPLEi GSs ,h B} gf52G ANGLA1s,
GREY ri Mi& Sf'e GfooDs,
,r -, in very great variety.
wh0E$1IE&n aS GppTRH EFz fFF sf 2n9 Varied
7ofoy With GG nsd sGa p'es will
GREAT
N o VEL tbs
SUMNER
GARME NTS.
JOSEPH RICExERToN d co.
ARE NOW OFFERING ONE
LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF
SILK MANTILLAS,
SILK BAsQUEs,
SILK JACKETS
BLACK LACE MANTILLAS,
BLACK LACE BURNOUs,
BLACK LACE PICCOLoMINI@
POINTS.
SHA " LIS
TOGETHER WITHA
VERY LARGE
BEAUTIFUL STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER BUSTERS
mail
TIE MOST DESIRABLE MATERIALS
SEASON.
JOSEPH BICKERTON CO,
1873 BALTIMORE STREET,
ap13.tfr SECOND DOOR EAST OF LIGHT STREET
TRY GOODS II DRY GOODS!I
AT HALF PRICElu
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE
ENTIRE SUMNER STOCK
BARGAINSl!l!
BARGAINslllI
On and after the I'd July will mark the prices of
my entire stock that purchasers obtain
half the past months prices The best way of testing the
accuracy of this advertisement is to call and see for our
selves l name in part,
FINE ORGANIZES, JACONETs,
LAWNS, BAREGES
In Robes or otherwise
SILK GOODS at the loves prices ever known.
LACE, SILK AND BAREGE MANTULAS,
IN EVERY STYLE
Also, CHILDREN'S :MANTILLAs, LADIES' DRESS
TRIMMINGS and general assortment
Now the time for the extraordinary bargains
obtained in this city
If you wish to lay out your money to advantage, call on
GEO II. HAIG,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS.
ie3O.tfr lrrosita Tho r,.u;oo., 0o,,,
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POSTAL DECIsIoN-By an order of the 26th of
May, from the Post Office Departmental is decided
that under existing laws, the postage upon all
sient printed matter, foreign and domestic, and
upon all letters, foreign and domestic, including
those sent to State officers and embers of the Leg
islature, must be prepaid by postage stamps and
no exception can be made in favor of any, So
writes the Departm ent to Postmaster Swarr, of
Lancaster, Pa.
POSTAGE TO BRITIsH POSSESSIONS IN ASIA, VIA
MARsEILLEs AND SUEz.-Notice has been given BY
the French Post Office that and after the 1st of
July instant, letters from the United States ad-
dressed to the British Possessions in ASIA via Mar
settles and Suez and prepaid tc the point of debark
alton of the British packets in the Indian sea will
60 forward to destination without additional post
age. The present rates of postage, by British mail
via Marseilles will therefore be in full to destina
ton.
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BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, JULY II, 1860

rvcu.xGEis published every morning tsan an
LaE scepteE price T,co Cents serye h ae be ear
ayS espT Irlf cents per week payable 10 VIZ
7 oiied TO subscribers out of the city AT S1 ""s
per R IN UeekIv Edition is mailed to subscribers
ing f,,nr DoIi1rS per annum Terms-inVarla"y cash
MtsfJ. Edition is mailed to Subscribers at one
lhe JIol,gy per annum, payablein advance or s.oo
o;es mailed 10 one address for.......'.-.... saVu
COPIES thai'e's ~ & ,,................ 1000
y .:....,...,:. .;,;,na s"op
Office Of PuJlicdtion-North corner u '
- North streets, Raltimere
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a RY YIRTuE OF A pECREE AMI ma

O. BY VIRTUE OF ADECREE AND DE-
#,is CRETAL ORDER OF he CIRCUIT COURT FOR
- BA LTIM0RE CITY, the undersigned as Trustee
will offer for sale, the premises, public auction on
SATURDAY, the 4th day of August 1860 at o'clock
p NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situsts in the city ofBal-
tmore beginning Tor the the southwest of
Fremont and Ramsay Streets Gas reduced to The width
50 fetl and running theme binding IN Ramsay street,
say street. 6l feet to the back line 20 all the h
Ecots Plat then binding the said Back Line, north
S2H degrees east IL feet TO nge in said Line thence,
still angle in said Back Line north 6s degrees east sc
feet TO FreU ont and thence, binding Fremont
north l degrees west 43 feet TO the p &c of beginning
And also. ALL THE TOOLS, MACHINERY AND FIN
TUBES OF EVERY KIND including Engine and Boiler,
Shaftng, Pueys Cup0!a Lathes &c, in and about the
premises, and pertaining to the Iron Foundry Business.
Subj ct to annual ground rent said Lot of $l0paY
able semi Annually lt January and July Gease recorded
Liter + D., No IS, folio 237 SCI
~ Ground Rent and Taxes will he paid to July lst,
1860
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree
third cash the da OF sale if the Trustee fit demand
it. third in four and one-thrd in eight months from
the day Of sale The credit payments to bear interest from
the day osae and be secured by with approved
security.
DANIEL NJ THOMAS, Trustee,
90 Lexington street
VIM HAMILTON, Auctoneer.
ju12-eoSdS Nos, 81 and Is South Charl street
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PAcIFIc TELEGRAPH SERvICE.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has invited proposals, till the 10th of
September, for the construction for the use of
the Government Of line or lines of magnetic
telegraph from the west line Of Missouri to
San Francisco; under the recent act of Con-
gress, the lowest offer to be accepted, and
guaranty given for the performance of the service
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1-pTHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIl

1YTHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBI-
OF THE MARY 1laN INSTITUTE
viii be OPENED the reception of articles the Exh
6iti9n on M END ~ Hc19er Isl and will he OPENED to
To this Exhibition tie Manufacturers, Mechanics Ar
lists yenors and others are generally invited to cOnr
There is no similar Institution in this country that has
been 70 sdcgessn and stands s high as the MARYLAND
Its Annual Exhibitions are admit ted to be the best Ne
chanca displays of the country its Schools of Design
fRe R6 the ceca 6pafm ns ay
&c all o combine to give the institute the high
most cordially solicit the cooperation of their fellow citizens
Circulars containing the regulations. arrangements &C.
can b. had on application to the undersigned and also
viii he promptly furnished on application ''''O'
Library 5,%o Inc kc se5ember
1851 be obtained ~ application to the Actuary at
tie u i3i E W Gdnaes o 6n Exhibition
1~P HEAD QUARTERS, MARYLAND
f~S GUARD, July Illh, 1850
lanl Guard held this evening it resolved that the
fSS,'A P N BE FSSS1SeSAp UNTIL sar nHF
U THE oxYGENATED BITTERs.
The qualities of tn is medicine have placed it upon an
impeishabe foundation In destroying disease and ndu
cling health it has parallel
For the following complaints these Btters are Specfc
viz: DYSPEPSIA INDIGESTION, HEARTBURN, AcIDrTY
CosrIvENEss, Loss APPETITE, HEADACHE and GENERAL
DEBILITY
In many sections of country this preparation is ex
tensvey used by physicians in their practice and seems
to have restored many to health who apparently be-
yond the reach of the healing art
Suboined few tributes from well known physicians
MANSFIELD, fiOga Co, Pa, Aug. 26, 1858
have used The ONygenaed Bitters i'll my practice with
decided IN debility and general proSration &C. and
confidently recommend it IN General Debility and diseases
OF the digestive organs. F. II. WHITE, NJ. d.
AUBURN, N. Y, Sept 6, 1858.
Cent? menI have been in dug business the last f
teen years and sold medicine which has given
such great satisfaction in of dyspepsia the Oxyge
mated Bites, and il tn dsease always recommend it,
H. &. FOWLER
IS Beware of Vile and Worthless COunterfeits! The
only Genuine Pure and Medicinal Balsam has the name of
81 BUTTS written with PEN and the printed name of
the proprieors, s. W. FOWLE Il CO. on the outside
wrapper
Prepared by $ ". FoWLE Co. BosToN, and for sale by
Candy, Clio Co, Thomson, Woods & Block Seth
Hance, E. H. st lbler Co, W. II. Blown Il Bro Walker
Richardson Co Baltimore and by dealers everywhere
ju3 iaW4w
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NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.
The Dollar Weekly Exchange.


The first number of the second volume of
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
was issued N SATURDAY the 18th of July. With
view to inca alike its popularity and its usefulness
rs COLUMNS HAVE BEEN ENLARGED
NEW fEATCRES WILL BE INTRODUCED,
which, il bel eyed will additionally attractive to
the FAMILY. CIRCLE and still more valuable medium
of r. treuc. cr the FARMER, the MERCHANT, and the
POLITICIAN
The contents of the DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
em3ra'e constant variety Of chc and interesting
N0VELETTEs, TALES, POETRY,
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES,
drawn from original, domestic, and foreign sources.
EDIT o r lALS
from the DAILY EXCHANGE all the vital questions of
the day.
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK,
A CAREFULLY COLLATsD REVIEW OF THE MOST
IMPORTANT POLITICAL PROCEEDINGS UP TO THE
DATE OF EACH ISSUE, so AS TO AFFORD, WEEK BY
WEEK, CLEAR PERCEPTION OF
THE STATE OF PARTIES
during the progress of the
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
a PRICE CURRE EMIT,
exhibiting, with undoubted accuracy, the state of the
kets both at home an abroad, and, lastly,
A FARMERS COLUMN,
wherein much valuable information in reference AGRI
CULTURE will at all times be found
In Politics the Dollar Weekly Exchange will
course of the Daily Exchange which has been and wi
tinue to be, INDEPENDENT AND CONSERVATIVE;
sympsthzng with and watchul the interests of
the South and West
TERMS OF THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE.
copy
copies will he mailed to address for....... 90
~ ....-....-..-2OOO
"p.iiy Exchange" Baltimore, Nd.
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s8l5 ,986.45 IS, a92 GO ao,1Os 81 3744s7
sl5.462 95 3,767.Ol 4,769.44

Sl5.462 90 3,767.04 4,763.44 % 993 43
The above exhibits an increase on every branch
of the Road over the corresponding month of last
year amounting in the aggregate to S23, 993. 43.
The financial year of the Company commences
with October. Comparing the revenue so far of
the present with that of the past fiscal year. the
following result Is shown.
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CRICKET IMPLEMENTS.
HEER RIIL, THOMAS g. CO.,
my7-tf 239 Baltimore street

my7-tf 233 Baltimore street
THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY
E. NJ o IT'S,
Nc. 81 NORTH GAY STREET Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hail.
Where be found the largest stock Of Baltimore made
Furniture this city Citizens and strangers requested
to examine this stock Of Furniture before purchasing
there can be found always hand and rnadeto order
TErE-ATETES, in Brocstec, Pluslsor Hair Cloth; So
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany Plush, Hair CLOTH or COW
cred in goods ORDER Full French Parlo Half French,
Arm Rocking, and easy CHAIRS Of various patterns in
Brocaelie, Plush, or Hair Cloth CHAMBER SUITS, in
Walnut and Mahogany, OF various styles from $50
large assortment of Cane-Seat 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 MAFFH ESSEs hand and
made to order. Ali goods carefully packed.
<. MOUNT,
fe2-H Me- 81 N. Gay 81, OPP. Odd Fellows Hall
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SILVER Spoons ! SILVER Spoons II
Persons going to housekeeping will find every variety of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE at GABRIEL D. CLARK'S
TORE, corner Of Calvert and Water streets.
N B.-SPANISH COIN AND OLD SILVER WANTE
mJf-ff
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WooD WOOD II WooDll
Save 20 PER GENT by buying Wood o>e e City
81 III Fire Wood Mill,
Nc. s SeRTH STREET.
JAMES II. JOHNSON
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RRnFnRn WAren

BEDFORD Water.
This celebrated Mineral Water, fresh, in 5 gallon
demjahns or by single gallon Also CONGRESS- WATER in
bottles. For sale by A. j. HAMPsoN
e 2l-u 81 N. Charles St, near Pleasant.
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IT is NOT A DYE

IT is NOT A DYE
Nor DOES s. ~ THE SKIN.
No Iatroduc,, Needed.
NEW YORK. April IL, 1858,
W. f. HAaAN, Eso.-Dear Sir: About five months since
bought two bottles of Hair Coloring and de
sous of obtaining more would inquire where may
he found here Ny hair, when quite young, turned gray
Ihaue used number Of articles for The purpose Of restoring
it, bit did not succeed until Iobaiaed this, ohich has pro
duced the desired effect have requested by number
OF my friends among them several ladies' procure it
possible. am much pleased with it, made great
Improvement in personal appearance. By answering
this you will much oblige,
Yours, very respectfully
II. C. GooDRIcH
Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New York
81 Price so cents bottle For sale by s. s. HANCE
los Baltimore street W. E. HAGAN CO., Propreors
Troy, N. Y. dl5eolv
THURSDAY CONCERTS AT
W. RULLMAN's BELLEVUE GARDENS
On THURSDAY, July IL and every Thursday during the
Summer from 3ocIock P. NJ. till 10 p NJ Grand Family
Concert executed by splendid Brass Band and the cele
braed Baltimore SeStete The faYorite tenor Mr. KLEIN
is also engaged Admission for "A single Gentleman or a
whole Family ST. Season Tickets at very moderate prices
TO he procured on application to
jull-2t* WILLIAM PULLMAN, Proprietor
MAINS HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
I24 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
private Dining Rooms, hoor Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received respectfully ask
continuance ofthe same
Our Chambers have recently been refurnished and will
compare favorahy with any other Single Rooms so
cents.
aS- MANN's CONGRESS- HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the of this house, No 50 FAYFrrE STREET
R24-tf C. r. MANN Proprietor
CLOTHING CLOTHING
PRICE ONLY
JLIPP CO.,
Southwest corner of Baltimore and Paca streets
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER in the best possible
customers full value for their money!
system being ONLY ONE PRICE ap21 3m
$40 REMOVAL. S4Ol
BOOTH & PARMENTER'S
SEWING MACHINE AGENCY
HAS REMOVED
CORNER OF PRATT AND Howard STREETS
Where the simplest and best
FAMILY MACHINE
ever made can be had for the extreme low price of
ju6n FORTY DOLLARS.
PINE APPLES
just landed from steamer in prime order for sale low
by A. J. HAMPSoN,
ju4-H 81 North Charles street.
LADD, WEBSTER b Co.'s
TIGHT STITCH
Sc VING-MA CHIMES
= The best in use for all purposes requiring
PRICES GREATLY REDUCEDlil
From $50 to $50.
Me- 1871 BALTIMORE STREET,
je7-tf Between Calvert and South streets
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CHAMPAGNE VINES, 600 cases and bas-
Skets OF the following choice brandt Eugene cequot
Grape Jues MANN 60 G,esIer co.. BTnc6 FoncEer
Co 3 Grand Vin Imperial do Lac dor; F. Houette
sale by J. B. CLARION & co, Hanover and Loln-
lard street, jul2-tf
pEGINA PORT VINE, just received from the
IL Agent Roy Oporo Company at Cadiz few quar-
tercasks pure dry Por Wine also the bottles
jnl2 Il No Baltimore stbetweea North and Calvert
S00 BBLS. CRUSHED, GRADUATED,
49, and Soft crpshed Sugars from the Bst
bbls Yellow Sugars, various grades Extra Golden d
Sugar p a?n,e syrnr Also Syrup in hds from Layer
GkEEN ELL and u Commerce st. S|e 'Y Si iui 81
II OLLAND GIN.-20 pipes of the celebrated
snsns IA Elm S SaSa h III favored Ssbjsda@ Gin
sen i Co. q exchange Place. jui2 Il
NTM. II. GRANTS SIS AND 8's TOBACCO.-
i PoES P2f sns
050 Tierces and B6i5 Western Lard for sale
NcOby SMITH s. NIC0nEMUs. iul2n
cOOsale by SMITH NICODEMUs. jul2n
ENXCELSIOR HAMS for sale by SMITH &
lANIC2DEMUS, Baltimore street jul2tf
MADDER.--l5 casks prime Ombro just re-
IceiVed and for sale by R. j. BAKER SO South Charles
seese lll2 II
CODA ASH.-5O casks high test for sale by R.
NJ. BAKER, &c S. Charles st. jui2tf
EUGENE MILLS EXTRA FLOUR.-A supe-
4rior article made expressly Bakers and family use
HENDERSON co. sole Agents, corner Commerce and
fratt streets Jul2-u
EUGENE MILLS FAMILY FLOUR.-Made
IeSpre sly for family in store and for sale by JOHN
HENDERSON Il CO., corner Commerce ard Pratt streets
Jnl2u
= N. PIKE & CO.'S MAGNOLIA WHTSKEY
y for sale fy a. l.. WEBB & BRO, corner Pratt and
Commerce 1t
HAMS.-N. W. Thomas & Co. superior Fami-
Lily Sugarcured receiving and To- sale by a. L. WEBB
X BRO, corner Pratt and Commerce SITS 1t
NLARET w IN E S.-Washington Norton
0Claret Wines, Abel from Bordeaux, direct also, fine
old Brandy for sale in bond or duty paid by G. MORTON
STEWART, No 81 :. 6ay St jul2lw
EDINBURGH ALE, tISTEELES STRONGO
L-2) casks just received and for sale by GEO WAR
NER, Sole Agent I62 S Eutaw st jui2-tf
NHAMPAGNE.-A lot of Bruck, Foucher &
sale by GEYER WILKENS No. l22 West Lombard
street ju12n
GTOCKS AND SECURITIES.
We execute Stock Orders
ON COMMISSION EXCLUSIVELY.
Having interest in any Stock speculaons, we offer
our services as strictly COMMISSION BROKERS'
COPPER STOCKS
We buy and sell Copper Stocks exclusively Commits
sion
weare always ready to advance money on Stocks and
approved Securities
je2S tfr JOHNSTON BROS. co.
COUNTRY BANK NOTES wanted and for sale
1uA-f ass 20s Baltimore street,