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%, says
No important change took place in the general market
to-day. The buoyancy noticed yesterday in part
lost but this lie one of the daily phases 20 which have
shows symptoms Of relief, but the banks literally
extending payments and renewing 10 part Occasionally
discount granted but few parties are able 10
furnish paper the payment Of which be relied a.
maturity. Hence such cases and exceptional.
Bearing In mind due regard to the necessity Of prompt
" meeting every liability, OF which there Is no longer
doubt tho banks anording All the legitimate all
their power Thcrewas fair movement IN sterling
change to-day At rather better rates though towards tho
close impression prevailed that the advance could not
be sustained Fully Geo 600 of clear bills dsposed
81 az eda esR In one or two instances something
was paid for special purpose, but hardly consider
tina, these within the purvew q quotation Two
or three transactions effected IN bill 81 lang drafts
at " 90 the latter quite equal 10 clear Francs
sustained the aivance YESTERDAY % use tho expressou
OF broker who deals extensively In this exchange being
hay ~ zoe 10 r,ber ss Wv 'na ada ~
day bills on The North. sight opened firmly at X per
cent discount but dropped at the close 20 Z al one
day sight without grace sold al the latter nsure Three
days sight was done atii4
The Charleston Mercury Of Saturday, December Is
says
In yesterdays issue u was stated that the Bank II
Charleston bad resumed specie payments This announce
menf ~ we have since learned, was premature Tho
mistake was owing 10 current rumor 20 that effect but
which, y seems, had foundation other than tho fact
sion, has always been ready accommodate ts custom
ers with specie for the promotion Of their business aud
commerce.
The Courier adds
As soon any change takes place 10 the condition Of
any OF the banks OF this city the readers OF the Curr
viii be reianty informed, and the banks themselves "
no doubt, give prompt Information by telegraph.
The Boston pas OF December IL says
The banks gained 81 900 yesterday In some quarters
lower rates reported for paper but until the specie
strength Of the increases considerably not much
Improvements should be expected The demand fcr New
YORK funde W active; but liz probable that far
the banks n both cities concerned, about much n
due from New York 10 Boston Boston ~ New
forh Money more abundant on call. but taking the
whose masset Ne cannot discover that yeper e any
sasier
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Wn0If
letter Capt Alien Of hark Black Eagle Nh reports
he .s II S,i s S sh smith T Of ss~
who died Of dropsy; :, =. 49,,
sns"a Oct n ae @i sa he Would a u few days or
ship Arctic Of Tsirhaven in ochcssk Sra IL reported 70
have 10, second mate and boas'ecrer BY blow from whale
The Honolulu Poynesian says shp Lewis. o. M sold
or sc-for the sir she es with everything there
Spoken &c, ga at7IsX Ion a. bark Java, rhinney, o.
ss s1a sssn sns spr white with the
spoken, Sc.
SP Grr a., f;pS a a hence Oct for San
csS ss s ssS sps 20, rom LITE Via
ship Minerva Denete Cuxhaven Aug for San Fran.
ship iIza Boyle rram Liverpool sep, Tor Calcutta, DOT
ship II wharton smith, from Galveston for Liverpool
shIp noagh,on s,anwood from SorIeans for Fleetwood,
ship y y Brcosyn Chase from Mobile for Liverpool,
ship arford Davis Savannah FOR Liverpool Nov r.
snip calhoun Truman from Liverpool FOR SYork Nov 70,
brig Pslmas Robinson from Baltimore for LIBERIA in wan,
Hannah fownes, from Liverpool for WORK, Nov J, Ia,
sehr Talbot from Rockisnd FOR Norfolk Dee IS Cape
Foreign Ports.
ArrwrRr Dec S-Au Aeto-, Berry, calao. sid ID, Wa.
Ar !. Fia.nns bes ], = Buckley, Ro.. Syo,s
- ooh Aug lc-Ar tnlhtt, Boston.
,bssIef lrilf Dee s-Ar Ocean Ranger, Ayernl and
Young Eagle Little, Nyork Reward reported schr)
do Howard, Tickel d. sid "a Louisa Hatch Bartlett sa
vannah
BroowrnsHsvrs, Dec a--Ar Alexandria, ri,oomb, New
York
Bonpr,us, Dec I--sid Re.oiute, Prince, vorican.
BKAus.sis, Dec 3-Put In, wndbound ship Nicholas Bid
de, Ewes, from savannah for Liverpool =
c.spIf, Nov T-Sh od Colony Lowe San Francisco Z
g.ptr, N9v 12-Am winysw wyman, WORK voi. Hs .
ke do; sd Geo Patten, MITCHELL New Orleans 18th 8en
sIic.er Leonard, Newyork sd 2is cay, rhiibrcos,
.co.srisrsorrs, Nov GAR previous Sonp1ef, Flynn,
NNork.
DrsL, Dec 2-Arr Ida Dunlop London snd "a Toy NO
c>eded). -
PIT the wotherbsnh a. ship Yorktown, from sYork
for London. -.
Duwsssss. Dec i--or Kalamazoo, Taylor from Bslti.
for Rotterdam. -. . -. -, =,
GLASGOW, Dec 3-Ar AMELIA Moore, ana Epet bohf new
YORK.. SD iss, Robna, Nsrsn, Nforrs So.
opssroeH, Des s-Arr Isvons, Dbb, Nlork
GALWAY. dec I-sld Lucy Eilxabeth. Nichols, Nyorh
Cronstadt FOR rpgwouh be ready for go with her
G,sssirss, Nov GAR Jane williams wilson, Mar
s~,,es pd Ella sov Nysrk I'd Cotton Planter Ward Bare
ona snd cd Nstnsas)i rown.end, Grossly Malaga
lspd IA Tor Nyork Ah, Forest city Aswurthy Socans
F~d Isrnns SPINNER xnr-ees and cid for Bos'cn) 2sth
essos, 10, t-Ar Cambridge, sparrow, sYors
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CoffEE.-The market was quiet. sale OF 400 bags
Rio were made at 104c. a 121lc
FRf1GHus-There some better feeling in rates,
though without change Of moment in quotations. To Ii
verpool 5000 bushels OF wheat in ships bags were
bales Of cotton at I'D 100 tierces lard by steamer
DDS and $50 boxes bacon at 65e 100 do. by sailing
sci at 40s per ton. To London 600 bbls flour
gagged at 3s 3D., and 200 do complete cargo at 3s 3D.
10000 bushels corn, in ships bags at 100 tierces
beef al S. and 5000 bushels wheat in ships bags,
13d To Bremen $50 hhds Melado sugar at AS Cd To
Hamburg by steamer $50 bbs shoe pegs al As 800 bags
seed al Id. To Antwerp 700 bbls rosin at As Cd 800
300 bids. al AS ID 800 bales cotton az d, 900 bbs
-four at As 100 bags coffee At I'D 500 bags pepper
I'D, 10 tons mahogany at Sos and 20 600 slaves for
ballast at SOS $40 The bark Palermo taken for
Trieste out at $4,000.
HAY-The sales moderate for shipping at roc a
75c
MorAsss,-A sale Of 900 hhds Cuba muscovado, in
bond, was made at p. /.
NAVAL SroREs-The market was quiet with small sales
spirits turpentinc al Sic SEC for straight shipping
and New York barrels in lots common csn at 81 20
per $40 lbs.
PFovruoss. -Psrk-Jte market was more buoyant,
while sales embraceh $50 bbk, at S15 g. x SIS 20
for old mess, and at SIC $40 1875 for new mess,
prime ST. so, and old do $40 25. Beef in
derate request and prices unchanged Sales 200 bbs
were made including repacked mess, at - % SO, and
$40 80 $ll for extra prime. Mess quiet ut SIC
$l IS fl2 So Bacon firm and in fair request 500
boxes Cumberland cut were sold at p. e., and 100 do
short clear Western at 9Ac Cut meats were in fair de-
mand at 6c. &c. for shoulders and &c. exc. for
hang Lard less buoyant while sales embraced $50
bbls at l0c. l0sc. Butter and cheese steady
and prices unchanged.
SUcARs-The market more active, while prices
without change OF Importance the sales embrace
about 200 hds good part for refining at 4c SIC
and the remainder at p T. and 500 boxes part for
port
srlc1s-50 bags pimento were sold at p. T.
WHIsrua.-The market was lower, with sales OF 200
bbls at 1sAc Iei.c.
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KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, MATANzAs, NEW ORLEANS.
zufrom New York for Kingston, ia the 2cth day Of
each month.
BUxyIfLs-From New York let arriving at Havana 9Th and
New Orleans Nh From New Orleans 18th Havana 18Th
irving q New York nd.
wrsr-fronr New York OH, arriving Havana
York s0th.
CaaawHi-From New York llth arriving at Havana 18Th
and New Orleans i9h Prom New Orleans 18th, Havana 18th
arriving at New York 81.
PurrLpkrrnA-From Wv York 18Th arriving at Havana
18th From New oricans ID, Havana 9th, arriving At New
York l2th
New Orleans 18th, Prom New Orleans 9th, Havana sh,
irving II New FORK lfh.
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REnARKA
saturday-xornng showing, overcast afternoon over.
east night, clear and cold
sunday-Cear all day night, clear and cold
Nonday-Morning, overcast rain and hail during da
Dncsday-Overcast all day; night, overcast and cold.
Wednesday-C1car all day.
Thursday-xorning, clear; afternoon, cloudy; night,
clear and cold.
Friday-Monng, clear very cold all day; night, clear
and cold.
saturday-Ncrning overcast and cold afternoon,
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Meteorological Register.

The annexed table shows the temperature OF tho At
nosphore In this city during the week ending December
TO- the range Of the barometer and thermometer the
variation Of wind currents and the state or the weather
at three periods during each day, vz:-ateA A. N and
and o'clock r. NJ -
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Court or Oyer and Termtner.

Dec. lS.-The People w. Jas Drake-The defendant
was charged with an assault upon officer Garsde BY
the advice Of his counsel he pleaded guilty and after
conversation between the counsel and the Court
the prisoner sentenced TO thirty days Imprisonment
IN the pententiary
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PosrMA srrn Totsp DKAp ms B.RS-0n Tuesday
afternoon last Mr. Joseph Kngsbury Postmaster G East
Peterborough Mass found dead IN his barn, supposed
10 have been killed by his horses.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

TUESDAY, Dec 1s-8P u.
The following is comparative statement of the ex-
ports exclusive OF specie) from New York 10 foreign
ports for the week and since January L.
1858 1850. 1850.
For the week. .......s 81 I40,713 aliases 1862 452
Previously reported. 90 All ri e36o4o73 735 2I9
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Port OF New York, December n, 1850.
CLEARED.
Steamship Asia Br, Lott, Queenstown and Hverpocl-T
steamship jamestown, skinner sOrfOis, &c-Ludam a
Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsey, Baltimorc-H b crom
ship TalIsman - San Francsoo-R " Cooley
ship Great Western, furber LiverpoOl-chas ii Marshall
Bris FLOR De Funehal, rer.ra, Madeira.
srs saginaw. Mclean, !, Thomss-Brg,t son Co
Bns Grace wor,hngop Freethey, Seuvi.ss-Thos owen
Brs salrnsh or. Grow, Hslfs,-a s@I,her. GO
E5s s sSao aoS sas: sstd pSas1
sc s s S BIRD smith Awl%pgqp- smith GO
schr j W, FauIklin Boston-Dayton sprague
sioop John co,ir,ii futile Bridseport-ii ) Racket
ARRIVED
Steamship Enc 1Brl, Kennedy, Liverpool Dec Queens
rived on the Battery = ~ i,.h Inst y, ~ " l2n 81
steamship Augusta ysodhgn savannah With ma.. and
S Il 'nfr ssI sS ss%sp Sss sssm s
steamship Sayler, orcctsr savannah with nese aud
ers ssnanzed steamship Columbia hence Tor Chareston
ION henss for ss~Snnah ms morning II eoe ws
steamship James Adger from Charleston had stem aud bow
badly damaged
s;.%.1 asssr FAD. ssreD with @ds,
O'Clock while backing into her dock the collision
With steamship cuyier fum Savannah and had stern
Ship sou,hap,on Pat, London and Por,.mouth nov IL
with mdse and eerage passengers 20 Morgan Since
Dec v AT ~ ~ lon ~ has experienced strong gales
ship Quicks,ep, Wade London, aud Isle 81 Wight ~ days
With mdse 20 Durham Dlmon Experienced very heavy
gales 20 the westward ~ the Banks an ns lat - lon
- 70 sgnsrcd ship Ohio. hence for Liverpool time
large three masted steamer hound w. day sig
narsd clipper shp bound v showing Blue signal with white
Bari City Of Boston BF o. verpoo Tesseynisn, Liver
pool ~ day. with mdse, 20 Grinnel, Mlnurn Co From
% oh inst inclusive, had heavy gales from NV srn
Bsff william Prus, Dechow, renerise, 81 days In bal
last, 70 Henry Smith Sons
Bsrk Lucy johnson of New London) johnson, New Lon
don days bound % the Coast o. ro-pu, into this por
the found 81 feet ~ in Che
fore opgalian,mast and yard The cargo 81 rum
powder Ac, and is consgned 20 Moody a IeifaIr
BRIG Anna tBr q sunderand Gray Lisbon, 81 days in
ballast 20 order Made southern passage and had pesan.
weather W Bermuda since then experienced heavy wv and
INV gales 7th inst lat - Ion % S spohc shp Ll,xe
ship Ellen Foster from Calcutta Tor boston
Bng W Harris OR, Of WINDSOR, Rathbun, Malaga -
day. with fruit &C. 70 Conner, Wallis Co X DE.
wolf Prom the 0uf has had heavy NV gales and lost
Brx I,ssoa OF or1ngtonl Mitchell Havana n days. In
ballast 70 Buck Co Had heavy westerly weather
Brs Robert Fisher, kstchum, Hafhor Island Nov q with
ss Ss. az E.,s wp a.% w ss" -'. s.s
,.s,G AgAs 90 Holmes conrs. IA days, with po.ao..
sns 30 chAonsr, Rsassy xseaia DAYS, win humber
s>hs Alexander n, Han, FALMOUTH, ia Nov a via ss~
pst 3dayss Win rum Ac w. Bloomheld
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Nananian hour was nrm, while sales were con-
fined to 200 bbs at IS 10 81 for extra South
ern noar was steady and lrm, with fair
port demand the sales embraced about 200 bbls.
CLOSING within the range of the above quotations
Rye nour was IN fair request, with sales of 200 bbls
within the range OF our figures Corn meal quiet and
prices unchanged Wheat frmer held at higher
rates with sales Of about 10 900 bushels 81 O5 81 0s
Tor chicago spring part IN store 81 10 81 IA for Nil
waukee club the latter ngure for choice; 81 20 81 81
Corn nrm with sales Of 80 900 bushels at &c for
Western mixed, in store &c. for do, aoat Csc
for small lots do. 65sc for Southern yellow and o3c
for Jersey yellow Barley better and in fair demand
at TIC Soc Rye was held at Toe. Oats firm and
IN good demand at SIC 37iac. for State and az 37c
Csc. for Western and Canadian.
CorToS-The advance noticed yesterday fully
tanned. The transactions, however, light, being
confined to some 400 500 bales closing stiff at the fol-
lowing quotations. Some holders demanded a further
advance OF &c &c, but dealers seemed disposed 10
await the receipt Of private advices before doing much
YORK CLASSIFICATION
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From the canal debt " 10 be deducted diy-
dend Of five PER cent the registered bonds
which will leave total canal debt. 1881 go
The earnings Of the Milwaukee and Minnesota Railroad
Company lste Ia Crosse and Mlwaukee) stated ON
cay be sos 600 FOR the month 81 November, and thu
receipts for the first week December promise equal
" satisfactory result These large earnings have stmu-
lated active demand for the third mortgage bonds,
which bonds convertible INTO the stock u the
company
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>
Asins-Iho sales were limited at 4s.c. for both
BhEApsTryss-E onr-The foreign news exercised a Ca
voraDie influence the market and caused the market
70 advance from &C. TO 10c per barrel chiefly for the
lower grades OF shipping brands The sales comprised
about 600 5000 bills, closing within the following
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Al two o'clock TO day Comptroller Haws opened bids
FOR 1888 600 six per cent Central Park Improvement
Fund Stock Of 1876 The following IL list OF The
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The Secretary OF the Treasury has advertised for pro-
rosais until the 2sth for the issue Of five millions in Troa
sury notes, pursuant to the act just passed.
Annexed tic details Of the earnings Of the Galena
and Chicago Railroad from the LIST 70 the sh Of Decom
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the interests of literature. The scheme is the
most obnoxious and disreputable one which
has for some time been mooted in Congress.
Books are no longer to be classed with luxuries.
The works of DICKENS and THAcKERAY, TENYysoN
and Mrs. BROWNING, MAcAuLAY and GRorn are
absolute necessities to millions of men and
women in our land. It is sheer stupidity to ex-
clude them, or even TO delay an instant to accord
them a free and hearty welcome. If we must
have more money for Postmasters and Public
Printers, TO electioneer with it should be raised in
some other way than by an increased tax on
knowledge The great republic of letters is not
circumscrbed within petty limits like States and
Kingdoms. They who belong to it are or ought
to be privileged to make the circuit of the civilized
world, without hndrance from any man. Educa-
ton and human progress are, we believe, insepa-
rably connected, and it would be shameful fol
the nation which assumes to be foremost in pro-
noting the advance of the latter, to adopt any
measure which would seriously retard the progress:
of the former
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MANN's HOTEL AND DINING RooMs.
III W. DALTIMURE STKEET.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

l24 W. BALTIMORE STREET.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Westill continue to Meals 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
very liberal patronage received respectfully
continuance oftie same.
Chambers recently been refnrnished, and will
avoraby with other Hotel Single Rooms, so
cents.
~ MANNs CONGRESS- HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the rear Of this house, No. so FAyRTTE STREET
n2+h c. H. MANN, Proprietor.
SwEDE, UNDREss KID, AND WASH GLOVES
New for Spring.
CONSTABLE, WALKER Il CO.,
aplSd l55 Baltimore street,
$40 $4o s4ol $40! s4ol. s4o $40
$4Ol s4Ol s4Ol s4Ol $40 $40 s4oi
$40! s4Ol $40! $40! s4Ol $40!
s4ol s4ol s4Ol s4o s4oI s4Ol slol spl
s4O $40! s4Ol s40l
s4Ol s4ol BOOTH d PARAENTER'S s4OI $40
s4oi s4Ol Sc EWING MACHINES! s4ol $40
$40! s4ol Are very strong and simple slo s.O
s4Ol $40! They cannot get out Of order. s4O $40
s4O saOl They seHfor Forty Dollars. $40 80
s4O siOl Agencu, $50 Baltimore street. s4ol $40
s4ol slOl $io s4Ol sOl s,or
siOl slol $4O s4O $iO stOl sint
siOl $iOl SOL s4Ol s4O $,O sml
IMPORTANT TO HOusEKEEpERs
To know that they money by PURCHASING wooa
already Sawed and Split at Office ofCity Steam Fire Wod
Mill,
No. 8 NORTH STREET
aiou JAMES Fl. JOHNSON
PHILADELPHIA ALE.
This very superior Ale, neatly put up stone jugs with
foil and bearing my LABEL at rs per dozen de-
iivered. For sale by A. J, HAMPsoN,
my23H 81 N. Charles st., near Pleasant.
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WINSHIP'S REFRIGERATOR

This most excellent SelfVentilating Refrigerator ha
now become in such general that housekeepers
and others unwilling purchase any article
the kind. 1t is constructed scientific principles,
proper explanation OF which would more room
than ell spare We only say, that
vlnced CT It's utility and might almost say, superiority
for the keeping of provisions, meats &c their natural
state 1t would be well for those DESTROYS purchasing an
article of the kind call upon the following gentlemen
who have these rergera0rs for sale Mesrs Collins Heath
Hutchinson, q Light street. VIM G. Maxwell 200 BaIti-
street. Thos. Norris, Ill Pratt street
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DoLLIE DUTToN.-To-day will give the last op-
portunity to our citizens for seeing little Dollie
Dutton at the New Assembly Rooms. She gives
levee in the afternoon and also again in the even
ing
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PosTPoNEMENT OF MADAME CoLsoN's CONCERT
Owing to the arrival of the japanese Embassy in
the city on Friday, it has been determined to post
pone the grand concert of Madame Colson and
Signor Stgelli from that evening Saturday, when
it will take place at the New Assembly Rooms.
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BoGLE's AMERICAN

BoGLE's AMERICAN
ELECTIC HAIR DYE,
Is as superior to all others meridian sun to candle
All initiate BoGLE, his style al yertisue which
for years has been headed
The BEST HAIR Dye IN THE WORLD
Now others New Workers. without brains, steal and copy
tins. Their Dyes miserable as their nyention is con
te'npube Avoid them all! Bogies has been awarded
Medals and Diplomas them all, and, dismay,
pronounced the only Hair Dye he safety No
green tints, no smut skin staining humbug
liable, safe and sure. For sale at
BoGLES BAZAAR,
2O2 Washington street
For sale in Baltimore by ETH = HANCE los Baltimore
street and by druggists generally. ja5eou
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MI Z. Ii EIrn q - 80. - y . Sut..I 10y

HELLER, TIE MAGICIAN, gives another entertain
ment at Holiday Street Theatre this evening.
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LADD WEBsTEa & Co.'s
CELEBRATED TIGHT sTlTCH
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING
Sc IVITG-MA CHIMES
myl5-tf No. l3l BALTIMORE STREET.
BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal
CHARLES GILMOR,
s 0 L f. A G Z " r.
cGhS2E Of oEE Se the Post Office
The undersigned having been re-apponted the
SOLE AGENT
for the
SALE OF THE ABOVE
c L B r A TED COAL
IN THIS MARKET,
Takes this method Of informing consumers of Coal and the
public generally that he is prepared fill their orders for
size and quantity the lowest market prices and with
despatch.
The reputation for superiority of this article of fuel
ALL OTHERS, is now so well established, having been
very generally used in this market for the past
TWENTY FIVE YEARS,
that the Agent deems it only necessary to state that
1t now as heretofore prepared in very best man
of uniform size, and free bone, slate and osr
impurities.
lam enabled to fill at the shortest notice, orders for
ANY QUANTITY
of the
BALTIMORE CoMPANY's
GEORGES CREEK
BIT UMINO Gus COAL
For Shipment Manufacturing, or Steamny Purposes
AT VERY Low RATES
would also say that there al number of parties in This
city, dealers and Others
WHO ADVERTISE AND REPRESENT THEMSELVES
as selling the Baltimore Gompany's Coal BY reference to
contract with the President Baltimore Coal Com
pany which can he at office it will be perceived
THAT NOM VI THIS COAL
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EFf.:1 VERY VALUABLE
#3iis FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY ON Il. PRATT SIRE

it, VERY VALUABLE
M5iis FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY ON f. PRATT STREET.
aA~-e.a~ AT AUCTION.
LIE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE GEN WIN MCD0NALn
VIII sell on W WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June eth at
3cGCk on the pre- all the following described very
valuable lee simple property, viz
No An that valuable LOT OF GROUND and I'M
street Albemarle. ~ " ~ ! '
The lot fronts Pratt street 30 feet and running ac
lett III improvements No 4O) consist Of large and su
penor BRICK DWELLING, two stories and rarret with
very extensive double twostory Back Building, built in
te most substantial convenience Two l1rre
Faattiocs, sitting Room Dining Room and large Kitchen
with line wide Hail. NC In fee.
- VACANT LOT.
No 2At the time will sell the following 1ascribed
west. - '''7 -'o' '' INC
The Lot fronts Pratt 90 feet inches AMI running
oack ana bounding on II foot alley IA feet inches with
ia aes ana welibuiit BRICK STABLE CARRIAGE
~ PROPERTY ON GRANNY STREET
Also, at the same time, will sell all the following
All that LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
situated 90 Granhy street Immediately in tine rear of No
LOT fronts Cranky street 10 cet inches. and running
pa G oi 1eet, paralle to a y foot alley
attic BRICK DWELLING, with Brick Back BUILDING Sc
now uhutf re | to a good nant at $50 per annum
Tins property admirably located for Lager Beer Brew
cry or could be converted Lager Beer a-
ana the advantage of the alley 49, SfN''
All the above property is in fee
Terms OF s. etnc-thd cash. balance II and "a months
win interest and approved security Or ground rent on
PAT OF the credit payments would be created at the option
OF the purchaser " W. 0Pi
For further particulars apply to the auctioneer
ie6 eo22&dts a. Wv - ri Ra fTa,oI,eet tt
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NOTICE TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS HAVING
ORDERS FOR WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, will find large assortment at
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S,
corner Calvert and Water streets
"ANTED-SPANISH SILVER COIN-Highest prices
gwen for my manufacturing of Silver ware
mSo-u G. ID. CLARK