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II A man shouId not allow him

70 A man should not allow him
self to bate even bis enemies because,
if you indulge this passion in some
occasions it will rise Of itself in others /;
if you hate your enemies, you will
contract such n vicious habit of mind,
as by degrees will break out upon
those who are your friends, or to those
who are Indifferent TO you..--PiutarA.
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II Ollendorff is not n myth n

W Ollendorff is not a myth, as
many suppose, but a substantial
member Of the human family, who
amassed large fortune from his
Grammars. He resides in Paris,
and frequently advertises in the
London Tines, in order to caution
the public against the many bogus
Ollendorfl's, circulated under his
name. He, however, plagarized his
system from the late Jean Manesca.
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TO PLANTERS.

+ WILL receive In few days large supply o
i White and Grey negro Blankets. also pisit
and Twilled Linseys aid Kersey, these good
will be sold at very low prices,
septic w.D. PHILLIPS.
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MILLINERY MILLINERyi,

TUE sUBCRIBER would respectfully in. ~
l form the citizens ~ Baton Rouge, the ~
ladies especially. that he has just oponed Wv
on the corner ~ Main and ST Byppiis
streets-the FIRST door Fast Of the residence of
Samuel ssolfeld. Esq, n very elegant stock ~
MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
His stock Of ladies. Misses aud Ohifdren's Bon
nets, Hats. Gaps and Flats is very heavy EN-
hrscirg the latest fashions. Bonnets and Hats
cleaned and repaired on short notice The la
dies sFe isYitsd te call and examine for them
selves. n. DASH.
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EMERSON ON MANNERs.--I wish
cities would teach their best lesson
of quiet manners. IL is the fol.
ble especially of American youth
--pretension. The mark Of the man
Of the world is absence of preten.
sion. He does not make speech
he takes a low business tone. avoids
all brag, is nobody. dresses plainly.
promises not at all, performs much,
speaks in monosyllables, hugs his
fact. He calls his employment by
its lowest name, and 80 takes from
evil tongues their sharpest, weapon.
His conversation ciings to the
weather and the news, yet he al
lows himself to be surprised into
thought, aud the unlocking of his
learning and philosophy. How the
imagination is piqued by anecdotes
of some great man passing incog.
nito, as a king in gray clothesl-of
Napoleon affecting plain suit at
his glittering levee l-of Burns. of
Scott, or Beethoven, or Wellington.
or Gethe, or any container of tran
scendant power, passing for no.
body l--of Epaminondas, "who new
er says any thing, but will listen
eternaliy i'--of Goethe, who prefer.
red triiiing subjects and common
expressions in intercourse with
strangers, worse rather than bet
ter clothes, and 70 appear little
more capricious than he was !
There are advantages in the old hat
and box.coat. | have heard that.
throughout this country, n certain
respect is paid TO good broad-clotb /;
but dress makes a little restraint;
men will not commit themselves.
But the boxcoat is like wine; il
unlocks the tongue, and men say
what they think.-Ation,,c lfonthlv.
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BOYS CLOTHING.

LIVERY article appertsinipg 10 Boys wear car
IL nov be found at my Clothing Store, the as
sortment Is very complete aud all ma de up in TN
best style. w. ID. PHILLIPS
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Ladies' Bonnets mud Misses Flats.

/ WILL receive in q few day large stock o
J. silk, Velvet and Winter straw Bonpets. ais.
the handsomest assortment Of Misses FLATS 10 b,
found anywhere. W. u. PfIILLTPa
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NEGRO HATS.

A LARGE supply Of these goods, Black and
IA white, just received.
septi2 W. D. PHILLIPS.
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NOTICE.

nURING my absence Mr.. Gabriel Gusman Is
~ authorized N act as my Agent in all mat
ters wherein ! am Interested.
sept12.lmd&w CELESTE EsPINARD,
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HATS AND CAPS.

AN NOW prepared 70 show my NEW FALL
J. STOCK. and think 7 can grstify the taste Of
all VINO may want anything IN the Hat line; my
stock Is entirely new and comprises all the new
styles. W. %. PHILLIPS.
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BLACK SILKS.

A FEW Patterns Of very small figures just re-.
"A eeiVed, also something very superior In plain
BLACK. W. ID. PIIILLIPs.
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Net wor.ted Cloak. and T.,m.s.

FTWE UNDERSIGNED will open in a few days
Il something very pretty In the above line, also
large assortment for Infants and Misses.
septl2 W. d. PHILLIPS.
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TINE DRUG STORE cF ED. d WIN. BooEL RE
i moved 10 their new building, opposite the
Id stand. may26
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LOST.
Embro,der,e. and white Good

Embroideries and white Goods.
nFTHEsE GOODS, have q spleDsId sssori
~ ment
KID GLOVES.
Twenty Dozen hrst quality Rid Gloves. Of every
color and sira.
VAbENCIENNEs 4 ENGLISH THREAD LACE.
have cheap and beautiful lot ef those Lsces.
HOSIERY UOslERYii
Sixty dozen Ladies' Hosiery. just received.
OALLlUOS CALiICOsi
have large and cheap stock ofevery descrip
tion and quality Of Osiicos. wish the ladies
would look at their style aud quality and inquir
the prices. THOS. u. 0CONOR,
sepiiJ Corner Third and Laurel gts
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NEW BOOKsf NEW BOOKst

NEW BOOKsf NEW BOOKsff
The three Clerks, by Anthony Trollope;
The Queeps Of society. by Grace aud p. wharton:
Mount Vernon Papers, by Edward Everett;
"frenticisns," or wit and hutnor sragraphs;
Milch Cows and Dairy Farming, by Flint;
Young Farmers Manual, the Farm 4 WORKSHOP 4;
The Throne of David, by Ingram;
Adam Bede:
The Queen n Hearts, by wilkie Collins;
The Physiology ofcomm0p lie, By Lewis;
Crstions and Speeches of I'd ward Everett, q vols
Lord hlgin's mission 10 China and Jspsp-by
0iphant
Niddeheld's Oookery--for sale by
septe2 J. MCCORMICK
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L'R0M tho above notice, il will be seen
IL that we have purchased the House
and Sign Painting business &C., Of II. A.
Kaufman. We shall hereafter continue
tho business at the same stand, and by
strict attention 10 our business and fair
prices, We trust to merit share Of patron
age. Our personal attention will be- given
TO all work that may be entrusted TO US.
20 All orders from the country through
tho Post Office, will meet Immediate
attention.
sept7-tf RfEDEL & pLFTZFR
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sagua Eastern Star, Galveston: schr Enchanress st
Jago de Cuba.
u, PHILADELPHIA, May 12-Arrived schrs VIM Spear,
VIM Hammond, Bright. Mary Anna and White
Squat, Boston; Emeline Chester, Providence Samuel
Pearce, Gloucester.--Cld steamships Keuebec Ma
tanzas; ship Castilian, Cape Mount Kate and Agnes
charleston; ship Naragansett. Rotterdam Sheridan Ca
las bark Canada Cork; Mandel SON. Montevideo brig
Biilow, Port Midway chr Excelsior st Johns Charles
Grener, Boston,
BOSTON; June l2.-Cpd ship Nauset New Orleans;
banks Fleet Eagle, Rotterdam; Rowland. Cienfuegos
Marcia Havana brig wingold, do schr James, New
Orleans Chief, Norfolk.
Southern Ports
RICHMOND, June, Arr schrs Bee Philadelphia; a Law
and G Smith, New York.-Srd schr Isabella Torree,
! New York.
! WILMINGTON, June 1O.-Arr schr J. Cowperth
| wait New York -Cleared steamship Parkersburg
New York: brig Sarah Star, Havana schr Village Gem
| New York.
| WILMINGTON, June liar schr d Faust, Boston.
| NORFOLK, June 12.-Arr steamshp Monticello, New
| York: schr Arcoa, New York Gid schr Thos Patter
| son, Port Deposit.
| CHARLESTON, Jure 1O.-Arr steamship Keyston,
State, Philadelphia bark Corpenicus, Bremen.--Clt
schr Raleigh, New York.
| CHARLESTON, June 11.--Arr pol Manuela Maya
! guez; schr James Martin, Phadelpha.-Cld bari
Meaco, Rio de Janeiro
MOBILE, June 8 Arr ship Conqueror, Havre-CT,
! ship Rock Light. Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS, June 9-Arr ship Giulia, Genoa
| CID ships Constitution, Boston; Rutland and Detroit
Liverpool barks iabana, Barcelona; brig Ida Raynes
|
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.GGaStssas..eE= AN VIZ WESrrp>7 Oman,

@Tns1 aa AND WESTERN SHORE
Johm II 'wi swt anu commOdous Steamer KENT Captain
II nliWin leaves her wharf on Light stree foot nj
Camden Tor GH4Pr1 NIX RlV Err VERY WEDNESHHAVV
Gnu 81 uitDA1 MORNING, at O'clock toncLing a T
IGanPIa$e' GGloIas P,nt aste Haven Shermans Pier
d GGniets Nhari, Cabin Greek Medford Wharf Provi
uenCe' iaStern " Dover Bridget Knpstnwn Gil,;,.a
I, mt P@tteTs Landing and Denton Returnng IaTes
nentoh hf Ek1 THURSDAY AND MONDAY MORNiNG'
az o'clock, toGchng at the above named Landings ''
rI Leaves for ANNAPOLIS and WEST RIVER EVERY
iiuhSI,,Al and FRIDAY MORNING Keturning same
b hG%nd Trip Tickets for these days ST. Freight must
ap25rf
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Ala BARTH h EDMEADES
t@6I At the old Established House No q South Street.
A&46A IMPORTERS AND
80 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Offer for sale in Bonded Warehouse all the standard brands
Of COGNAC AND ROCHELLE BRANDIES, Bohlen'S
Meesp and other GINS, SCOTCH WHISKEY, JAMAICA
RUNS, WINES, &c.
On CONSIGNMENT
PENNSYLVANIA, KENTUCKY, VIRGINIA,
. AND MARYLAND RYE WIISKEY,
diStillp
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

COASTWISE.
New YoRK-Schr. 1Imeda-3 500 bushels potatoes
NEW YoRK-Steanship Locust POint.-15 quarter cask.
wine, c. H. Myers II Bro; Is do, L. Thomson & Co;
500 pkgs. mdse, s. T. Pearce; 200 bags coffee, Young
& Carson
BARBADoRs-Brig NuScOuddo-95 hhds. sugar, Sc tcs
do bills do 100 puncheons mOlasses 10 bbls
root, W. II. Perot bbl molasses, n Dbl. sugar, r.
Steed box preserves, 8 jars do, James Todd.
ST. JOINS, p R.-Schr. PriSciHd.-lS2 hhds sugar. az
bbs. do. 20 casks molasses, Kirkland, Chase Il Co..
bds. bananas, doz pine apples, W. II. Groves.
BREMEN-Ship Admirdl-l bale cloths, l box silk
wire, bales mdse., F. W. & E. Dammann; q boxes
mdse., Hodges Bros; do, Sellmann, Hnrch & Co;
pkgs do. A. Schumacher Il Co; 10 baskets mineral
Gail AK; boxes cigars Beck Il Bachman; do. mdse
Gerdes, Bulling & Wherhane; do, H. Hupfeld; 26 do
cigars, W. A. Marburg Co; boxes mdse, f. Uhrlaub
do H. F. Alberto 10 do cigars casks mdse. order;
sos nests baskets, boxes mdse, pkgs cigars A See
box vine, Ward Bros; do paper, do. hams and
sages, do. paintings IL do. mdse l do. victuals do
books SO casks wine. 80 pkgs mdse, sundry persons
HANOvERIN.-BarL UniOn.-6 cases mdse H. Hup
field; do. cigars, rs bales tobacco, Beck & Bach
man 60 cases wine Pracht vonef & Co; do utensils
Olendorfr csk. brandy, Claas Woke Co.; 225 cases
pipe clay, do cigars order
ST. JOINS, N B-Brig Cecelia.-1s2 pieces stone, Kel
sey Il Gray.
ST. BARTuOLoMEws.-Schr. d. W EIdridge-26 7C
doz pine apples, kegs tamarnds. Butts Ricketts,.
ST JAGO De CUBA.-Brig j. G. Coale-3O2 hhds su
gar Sc tres do, l75 bills do, 25 hhds molasses, Kirk
land Chase 4 Co.
Rio DE JANEmo-Barh CAase-4,s2 bags coffee Kirk.
land, Chase x Co
RIO De JANEIRo-Bark Cauaher.-2,OOO bags coffee
Jas Hooper Sons "a bales canvas. w H. d. c. Wright
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
HAvANA-SieaD'SEip Boltimore-90 ties. hams, l box
do, do medicine, Dbl vinegar, kegs lard, l box
earhenware Isl kegs butter $50 bags BRAN Ga onions
IL hhds hams, 24S6 chairs, 12O kegs spikes, 10 casks
lime, i box specie, 442 bbls. potatoes.
KINGSTON, JAMAIcA-Bri9 ROmdnce-330 tons coal
WEST lNDIEs-Schr. Wm. L. Montague, Jr -727 bbls
Hour 3l5 do meal 62 bbis bread S6 boxes cakes hhds
tobacco SO boxes candles so pkgs lard tcs rice 100
bushels corn 100 bags BRAN cask hams, puncheons
OIL meal ~ bills peas 10 casks wine bbls sugar
boxes do IA casks beef bbls vinegar 10 kegs butter
~ Kegs nails, bales oakum, do leather l puncheon
matches, bhls oil, bdls brooms, do. pals bbls
TAR DO pitch do rosin, bills spirits turpentine 10
bales hay, 5 600 feet lumber
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|
TAPANNED WARE.
! u CORTIAN h CO.
Nos 2l6 9R HiZ ri f Rn;Tding STREET.
Keep, at all times, on hand a full Stock of JAPANNED
Water Cans. Round o SQUARE DA Gate Roxes
F Font TUBS ufss' sp 6S Boxes do, Sugar do.
Dust Pans, D1'' ""'' Match f i saiss,
candlescks and Lamps, Spittoens, DAMS 'O' oia'en
Spit , Cups, Flour Boxes, Deed and Cash Boxes;
and sttsTsd .,, s M "l' NOOu locks
made prices as the quality Of fSS GOODS
purchased in this country: : I'd dstf
INo WAICHMAhERS AND JEW ELERS
ali sizes of 'o Vi 'e ABOVE loos including
VICE CHOP SLIDING ToNGs.
SIDE P i26 NOSE ASP ppoGNosE SLIDING ToNGs
HP EPgSR NS SfEpRk
sr0CKINGEk's wATCHPENDULUM
And large variety of A q P1 StGfk
For sale at A. REUTER- h sons
uu,s,tf No. s. West Baltimore street
CLARET WINEs.-5O casks superior Medoc;
az aS St. Julien d G dc st. 3 10 do
table Wines, 81 JSlien IN os crave lz'O cases goo"
4Uo cases very superior BORDEAUX CLARETS of the fol-
atour Bran MoutoS Y se it, Esephe aargsux Chateau
ldfGTs Gfhasteap Lafee Chateau argaux
Macon Beanie PomarS vips de Ia Cote do
WHITE W ms ge EpSmgeoE Nuts Romance.
RHENJSH WINES Of very c J1 nufgnnaes all grades.
store and for sale by J. B. CLARION CO. Corner Hano
| -e az" IIonuaro SIS. It,GerCor,WecI my7-f
| ERESH TURTLE-TURTLE SOTP Turtle
- Steaks fresh Green Turtle Calpash and Calipee, pat
up " '"'' "ei'ue''eaiiS seaieu fof sac by
ie6-lm I'm Charles Street
| ATOTICE IS HEREBY CJVEN Thot ,11:
i sSa win made sls Mayor and City Council to
and MeMeche9 streets An Alley Of G sim
!
| :. ~ my24law9t*
! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai application
HNnRE Seen mdds sSr oh he rRANSEER OF EGHTEEN
OF 1890, standing m the name of ANN McMEcK IN n
washington city, deceased, BY the admi8istraor.
NT0TIGF T. oo,,,--I-o-,o-
~ Of an act of the General Assembly Of
ang to St OK held by non Tesidtnt and to provide a
that JAMES B. STANsBGRY Of ohio, has departed his
NE that at the time of his death he possessed of
sS hat G s the re and
month from this date the undersgned will transfer the
| June lst, 1860 je42awiw
| CTLVER SOAP o.-;oI.-------.--i-- "
- pared for CLEANING SIJ vER T. aPsHiJ Pr
tarnsh from Silver Plated Ware witbonf dfcp G
Goods For sale by the cake bon M equal to that on new
e - $3.50 IVA sMSWfnSs1;aat co,,
myzlu W. south Liberty street.
TNANCY FEATHER BUSTERS.
n Iust received fine lot ofFANCy EEArupp n,,su
| Frs ali sizes TOR sae at RAJ LEN JUST
A. REUTER sons,
myll:o between Freerlck and Gay.
large variety Of CLAW Pipes and Pine Heads white
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MfA HUNGARIAN WINES,
{E955K<0 Imported BY
sA1zAfeEM RUDOLPH PDLLATSEK,
No. l3i WEST LOMBARD STREET
Two doors east Of Hanover Street)
r,tpnnmnr .>,a ..,. - Baltimore Md.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN HUNGARIAN WINES
In connection with SA NIL POILATSEK, Wholesale Wine
Dealer IN the District of TOka Hungary, has lust received
Per Bremen ship "Coumba" tine first invoice of genuine
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Goal.
A. A il AND L U
" R. II. PENNINGTON,
"T TN G1tf. A h4b RF TTtMR REsLER
Atlowest rates
ST REF EGtn a NAP MaD,sGE !,
(,oALT coal,
COAL AT 1925 PER TON-2240 pounds superior quality
ofMhite, Red and Grey Ash COAL.
~ Delivered free Of charge of the city,
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
P PsaE and and F5se1s 9ss
Nhari-foot Eutaw street.
WINDING WOOD
F SIX S PINE aF M6 RbsS SAY
any dealer in he JShS decGEIotGH IT, Una"
Park and Fayette streets.
VX7OODl wOODu
w OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
and split for sale at prices low he purchased at
otfce-Pratt and Fremont streets 'i'0 -'''' 0"
Park and Fayette streets. ap26,tf
- CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
asS sale by the cargo sr e iGaa Co..
sp24H Exchange Place.
EEORGE'S CREEK COAL, SWANTON
~ MINES STEPHEN LEE Agent,
EOAL.-Cumberand Coal of the best quality
Constantly sa@ BY 5f i3G SfnS,f
S00 TONS more COMPANY5S
CHIS. GILMoR, Sole Agent,
he Post
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THE STEAMER PLANTE


IL haNe Baltimore for the Patux nj river eve,y TTrEC
IA morning AZ o'clock far up as HIPS gnd,ng =
ket9rmng will leave HIPS Landing every THURSDAY morn
hE Tor benedlc VIII leave Benedict evrrv Triday
GG a. clock Tor Baltimore calling ut PInm
ar Haven gOlng and return ing. ~ ''''
FREIGHT received on Saturdays and MONDAYS
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Steamboats,.
e. 8 zSl4z---S GREAT
>N@N7sa' SOETHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN

ES,zszsll4=--iS GREAT
SoSSbbHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE
RAITTuopP C,r,, BETWEEN
DALI MORE CITY POINT JYNCuprrpc ~. rr,oy
VILE AND MEMPHIS TEN% va ; 'NNO@>
M "A u Mt r NJ + n At l. n ~ w &C.
~ steaneTs GEORGE PEA BODY and n ri 80
TRn 'SyEg ,BBal6lmo,e EE cry WEDNESns LEI sTe
a EfNOON, at O'clock for OF anu anu -
GvU;Ins WIN the South Side Railroad 10 uInt az
n tIIS M,innlS' and intermediate town Sci'oue'
ifiH 'liohIEST, THE MOST FXPFBiTTnIEs
~ q, .x BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
~ ~ al ortdht points IN Southwestern Virrina s,
bama and Mississippi ''' p'ttheih lart OF Ala
Goods IeceIped for through any of the above nlaco
t 80 tE NATION rates and to the seve al sta
J. BRANDT, IT.
i,,,., agent foWhalan Steamboat Companv
-1-I---- No. B Light street wharf.
rsI FOR PETERSBURG iva J5ITy
.Eamssasrrs<-sa POINT, VA.)---The steamer ssRFI VI
DERE viii leave Light Street wharf, on EVERY 8 AT
URDA Y AFTERNOON, AZ o'clock %
For freight or passage having fine State ROOF ac,moda
dations, apply to mum"
;. j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
-!eIin 8 Light street wharf
Id FOR RICHMOND, VA.
sesee<=I1assRss The seam-r 'BFIVTDERE" will Ieav-
iklght street wharf on EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON. At o'clock
dations, apply
;,. J. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
-leLiu Light street wharf.
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NUIIUE.
FOR TIE PATUXENT RIVER,

Cr,,,,>,, ann FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
ooJ ~ n " ia Son and after WEDNESDAY, NAV
10, isoO The Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave
TIn Tor Ne fanNent river every WEDN ESDA and
HAlIN Af MORNINGS at 6 clock proceed mo no far mn
on ras cneeT on Wednesdays Returning VIII leave y
NJ: S'tek o. thursday morning O'Clock fr Ra mrra
M ave baltimore Saturday muning at n;cICc Tor
m m Lih"lIg Returning, VIII leave I's Tandino on
nohI morning II 5o'Clock Baltimore caIIin ar tLa
W Hs idnEs on NE liver also at Plum FONT and Fair
FflIght received On Tuesdays and Eridn,s
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I PERLE CHAMPAGNE
- This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling perfectly
pure and Of rich fruy TASTE unsurpassed in quality BY
am Vine IN the American market.
RUBlS Cabinet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES attention of
connosseurs is invited TO its qualities and superiority
dinner Wine of walled merit Its beautiful ubV
guaranteed to he the natural product of the grape
PARTICULAR NoTICE-The Undersigned being aware that
many competitors spreading the report that the Wine
imported under the of Rubs articay c0lored
hereby bid the of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS known
chemist who could in public experiment, afford the
scientific proof that the deep color of the Rnbs
thing else but the pure juice of the grape.
J. GUERa Co,
a Chalons- sur Marne France.
For sale wholesale ny
CHARLES Fl. MYERS Il BRO,
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New YoRK-Sclr. 1lneda.-3,50O bushels potatoes
order.
New YoRK-SeamSbip Locust Point.-15 quarter casks
wine, C. II. Myers Bro; 10 do, l.. Thomson & Co;
500 pkgs mdse., s. T. Pearce; 200 bags coffee Young
& Carson
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''''"S > anu lIuaAS.
NJ. l.. WEEMS, Master


Win Iaave Rajtinora 70 rn " IN ~ nholt"h WEEMS
Nv ior the PatUXent river every TRTDAV
morning at clock as far up I's LandiTE Eatn1I
REGt leay W. III Landing every Monday morning for
o'clock for Baltimore, calling at Plum Point and " Fair
laven going and returning ' GNU ran
Freight received on Wednesdays and Thursdays
THEO. VEGAS, Master
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gnfa States and We warrant the article
@ CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, DC.
soR z E H$ 4 FR S&1 hsGE5S
BRy I yiSsrs qf5 o
Boasaux CIaret Wnesfrom low to finest grades Burgun
H i96RfTG Sa a wns H WIS
qualities WIN anu '''i 'h "f'isNEf rs OF prime
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
Also, consignment, bbls very old and prime Monon
Bourbon &hkey bs fine Medium sr GpPsr Bon1be6
and Rye Whiskeys to which invite attention of those
ND BR RssF REEr OF sB5
e a "ROYAL YACHT CLUB GIN"
This Celebrated Club House Gin. so high
HI ES,)h Sune!'r flavor, for sale in cases of one doz
a ~ Ss2l4 &c wAMBERs1E, Sole Agent,
1es-tl y South Charles street
a LESALR
- hIeEgt9lREA tSA E { xxi:
s"f F.F fSssP 81 GGMSfhspES fh qdR 9"0
FOREIGN LIQUORS,
Gy p as sfssFtS" 5 5 FE S
an ooGNAc s RFENP XA f MSE
carcey inferior to the imported article all Of which
Ma B. F. ULMAN,
ssssssssals& BRANDTES, VINES, De-, &C.,
Nos, s and Norm Jay STREET,
Keeps constantly in United States Bonded Ware
house, ~
COGNAC BItANDlES:
Hennesey, Pinet Castilnn Vine Growers, United Vine
yard frupiietnr. London Dock, &C
. E'" iiEi LIE AND BORDEAUX BKANDiES:
Segnete, Pelevoisn, Camus, Raseau, United Proprie-
tors, &c.
HOLLAND GIN.
Bohlen's Weeip, Royal Lion Medar Swan FISH SC
WINES:
Champagne, Sherry, Madeira, Rhenish, Hungarian DC
VIII kIES:
Bourbon, Monongahela and Old Rye
,r,, FRUIT BRAND1ES:
wild Cherry, ckberry pberry Ginger Straw
merry and Pine Apple, guaranteed of superior quality any
In ths Philadelphia New York markets. and at lower
prices.R ~ " ~
CORnIAIS
Rose aniila, Anissced Nnycau, Cinnamon, Peppermint
Perfect Love, &c. &c. ~
mn BIZ TIERS:
me very best Cocktail German Herb Swiss Stomach and
Russian Long Life. $3.50
Currassau, Absnthe, Scleiam Schnapps
" The special attention OF the trade solicited to nv
IIele oIInulcs, ooTdlalS, Eltttf" Sc fel5-tf
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ID EDWARDS, JR. Il CO.,
H. 81 Souri, CHARLES STREET Baltimore,
AGENTS FOR THE oiL0wING MANUFACTURER
NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY, RosToN
SUFFOLK GLASS WORKS. BosroN.
JAS. Is. LYON " Co., PIrTsRURa, PA
BRYCE, RICHARDS Il Co., PITTsRURG, PA
ADAMS, MAC6LIN X Co, PIrT-BUk0, Pa
PAGNI1, EMPIRE AND SLIGO GLASS WORKS, PITTsBuEG
Pa
PHILLIPS 4 BEST, PITFsBuRG, Pa
j. W JARvES Il Co, CAPE Cor GLASS WORKS, SANDWICH
MASS.
full supply osampea OF every description Of Gassw arr
from each Company hand. Orders will be taker
and goods promptly supplied in the shortest possible time
and at the lowest manufacturers prices the only
Also, samples from the best French Plate
Glass, Roughed and Hammered Plate, all and thick
nesses; Ornamental Window GLASS; Ooscured and Etched
suitable for Churches and Public Buildings
Red Lead and Litharge from the New England Works.
Also, full supply OF American and German Demiohn
Wine Bottles or i.Sit ~
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nEPOT OF NEW YORK FRENCH CON
- FECTI0NERY, CHOCOLATES, &c, &c
>. MERCHANT & son,
Successors to A. Douglas,
No. Ia W. PRATT STREET near the Maltby House.
OFFER FOR SALE
G0C5lb boxes Of the following goods; Gum Drops and
Sticks; Chocolate lco,ice and Chocolate Cream Drops
Brandy, WhiSkey, Port and Madeira Wine Drops; Sugar
Almonds of all qualities Fig and Ju lube Paste
ton, Druggists and Boomer loZengcs Plain ioZengeS
the following avors, of all sizes and shapes Mint Lemon
Cinnamon, Wintergrt Rose Lavender &c, Ladies'
Cream Drops; Cordial Beans; Cordial Toys Chewing Gum
Mixed Candy of all qualities Family, Jim Crow and Double
Refined Chocolates beside general variety
dy of our n,anufactme Lemon Syrup Rose and Per
feet Love Codias, Nc, &c Wholesale dealers Foreign
Fruits Nuts &c Havana, Domestic and German egars
Which we offer at the lowest market prices.
P S,-A goods delivered to Railroad Stations, Steam
boats and TO the city free of charge ap2n
A UGUST DOUGLAS,
IN IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CIGARS, WINES AND LlQl ORS, CHAMPAGNE, &c.
HAS REMOV ED TO
No. 81 WEST LOMBARD STREET. near Light street
SOLE AGENCY
For the sale o
STAR OF THE SOUTH VER2ENAY CHAMPAGNE
app 3m