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CANDLES.-We continue to quote Candles follows
viz 17d19cts for Adamantne; 25@27 cts for Chemi
cal Sperm; 37d42 cts for Sperm; and 5255 per lb
for patent Wax Western Mould Candles selling al
IL cts, but City do are bringing l4ta6 cts per h.
CHEMICALS.-We quote Soda Ash this week at 2 X "a
2k cts so per cent; Sal Soda cts; Bleach
ing Powders at 2x24 cts; and Bi-Carb Soda at 3Ag
oE cts; Caustic Soda is selling at cts per Id.
CoALIThe following the cargo rates for Cumber-
ana Ooa viz $3l for fine, $3 so for OF mine, and
per Ton Tor lump, delivered board at Locust Point
ton Of z, ,240 lbs. ''' 'i'e '"'1' - p1
C0CoA-We continue quote Cocoa at 15Gl7 cts per
lb, but we hear of no sales this week " 's9N
COPPER.-Copper is still selling at oox67aa cts for
bamore refined Ingots % for baltimore Sheathing
and " cts perlb for English do, and we quote yellow
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From HAVANA.

New 1oRk, July l3.-The steamer Philadelphia,
from Havana on the Sth, has arrived but brings no
news of Importance. Sugars and molasses were
firm. Rates of Exchange firm. Freigbts active,
and unchanged.
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From the NelU York Herald, Juty l3.
A SOUVENIR OF THE JAPANESE EMBAssY-A PRINCE
L GIFT THE PoLICE.-We publish in another
part of our impression of to-day some exceedingly
interesting correspondence apropos to the recent
visit of the japanese ENJOYS to the United States
The correspondence opens with letter from Cap
tain Dupont, the chief of the Naval commissioners
annointed nv the President to take charge of the
Envoys, to Mr. Belmont, the agent of the Roth
schilds. Captain Dupont sends to Mr.. Belmont the
snm of twenty thousand dollars, which amount the
Princes desire shall be presented to the police of
the cities which they visited, as "an acknowledge
ment of the efficiency of the police in contributing
te their comfort" 1t seems that at first the money
was rendered to Captain Dupont for distribution;
but he declined to accept it, the ground that it
was the intention of our government that the En-
VOWS should not be put to any expense here. The
Princes got the difficulty cleverly by request
ing Cartain Dupont, personal favor, to ask Mr..
Belmont, an unofficial parsonage, but ''the son-in-
law of Commodore Perry" to make the distribu-
tion. The Captain could no longer refuse and MIR.
Belmont was only too happy to second the wishes
of the Envoys. The following table shows the
amounts to be given to the police of the several
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Call Tor n Democratic State convention.
ALBANY, July 12.-The Democratic State Central
Committee have called State Convention to be
held at Syracuse on the 18th of August next tc
nominate electoral ticket, and candidates for
State offices. The Committee were unanimous il
making the call, and the best feeling prevailed.
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HE CApIrnI=Seyeral imnrnxements are taking

THE CAPIToL.-Several improvements taking
place in and around the Capitol building. The
seats have all been removed from the Hall of Rep
resentatives and the carpets taken up, preparatory
to restoring the desks and chairs. Some of the
benches have been ranged round the rotunda, and
add very much to its appearance. The room of
the Vice President is being finished, and columns
set ON the outside of the new wings. Workmen
are busy erecting temporary fence inside of the
iron railing in front of the Capitol, preparatory to
larging the grounds Wash. Star, July Is.
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Execution of Hicks the Plrate


NBw YORK, July l3.-Hicks the pirate was exc
cuted to- day, at Bedloe's Island. He died easv,
and made no remarks on the gallows, except to tell
the Marshal to hang him quick.
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Congressional Nominations.

CHICAGO, July l2.-The Democratic Convention
for the 9th District of Indiana, yesterday nominated
c. w. Cathcart for Congress, by accamation.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July l2.-The Republican
of the 3rd District of this State, have nominated
Francis W. Kellogg for reelection to Congress.
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REFINED SUGARs.-The Sugar reiners have advanced
their rates to-day % to of cent per h. on all grades
The following the quotations of McsSrs Dougherty
Woods Co, of the Baltimore Steam Sugar Refinery
viz:
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Erie Railroad Mortgage Bonds Eoreclosed

New York, July l3.-The fifth mortgage bonds
of the Erie Railroad have been foreciosed. The
sale takes place Nov. goth. Arrangements are un-
derstood to have been made for the redemption of
a portion of the past due second mortgage bonds
amounting to about So 900, 600, on which holders
demanded cash promptly, principal and interest.
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Dds Dds.
To Rio de Janeiro. 1904 To Demerara 905
% Liverpool ......... 726 % Barbados. ...... S74
GO st. Johns, n. Ell 100 ' Bermuda. ........ 3S

Total. ,547
HOWARD STREET FLoUR.-The sales of Howard Street
Flour this week include 500 bbls. Super S537K, and
200 bbs cut Extra at So So but quote Super today
at So 525G5374, several lots having been offered within
the last day two at the inside figure and Extra dull
at $5 75<d6 per. Dbl.
OHIO FLoUR.-There were sales early in the week of
900 bbls choice Ohio Super at S5 So but yesterday
lot of 500 bbs do sold at S. 81 per Dbl We quote
Super oday at IS 25537k, the latter figure being
choice brands, and Extra at 1915 per Dbl.
CRY MILLS FLoUR.-We note sales this week of $50
bbls Super ut $537 and 400 bbs do S5 25 per bbI
and quote the latter the nominal price for it to day
No new Super has yet been sold far have
heard Some offered day two since at So but it
is generally held higher. We quote Extra before
So for standard and s7 so per Dbl for fancy brands
FAMILY FLouR.-Family Flour is still selling bv the
dray load to the trade at for Welchs and SIS per
bbl for the best brands of Baltimore ground. and
quote Ohio and Howard Street Family s65O7 per bb
RYE FLoUR.-Rye Flour has been quoted through the
week at 81 bb but have heard of sales and it
closes dull at the above figure. ~
a anu neaVy. Z nave
heard of sales this week, but quote it nominal
s3.57h for Baltimore, and s3.37X $50 per Dbl. for
Brandywine. The exports this week only $50 bbis
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
the week ending july IL. 1860.
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The Hon. Daniel Z. Sckles is now at his resi-
dence on the Bloomingdale road, in New ork,
kept at home by the illhealth of Mrs. Sickles. lie
has not yet declared himself on the Presidential
question, but his antecedents, and his intimacy
with Mr.. Buchanan, indicate that his vote and
his influence will be given to Breckenridge and
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The New York Times, of Thursday, gives the
names of thirty American slavers cleared from
that port between August 10th, 1859, and June
l9th 1860, and adds that "many others cleared for
the West Indies and other ports, and then proceed
ed to the Coast of Africa for cargoes for the panta
tions." --.f
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Metal Sheathing before at 20 cts for both English
and American do Nails at % cts and do Bolts at 23
per lb.
FEATHERS.-Feathers in demand. and we quote
them firm at 47d4S cts perlb for good lots mixed South.
FISH.-Fish dull, but prices for them generally
unchanged and again quote Mackerel at 81 SOFAS
medium and $S.75925 for large No 3's: Eastern Her
rings at S225d3, and new Aewives at $450G5 per bbl.
Southern Herrngs selling from the store $h5 %
per bbl for short and full brands but there
ing forward, and comparatively little is doing in them
The market is quite bare of Shad.
FRUIT.-A cargo of Sicily Fruit arrived here few
days snce and note sales out of it by auction of
500 boxes Oranges at from 80 cts 81 95 and 700
boxes lemons at from so cts to $3.50 per box Some of
the Fruit in the cargo in good Order but much
was in very bad condition There is but little doing in
dried Fruit, but Raisins higher, and quote
them at 81 so for bunch and 81 per box for layer
FLOUR.-rhere has been rather more done in Flour
this week than last out the market for it has neverthe
less been quiet and for days past the feeling in it
has been quite heavy. Prices for Flour continue to
droop, and we note decline in Super this week Of 12h
cts bb The sales for the week add up about 500
bbs., against $500 bbs last week. The exports since
our last are as follows, viz:
bbls. bbls.
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The f. Eyacuation of PaIermO--State of the
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Total Wheat Flour. 14317 so
To- rrrith pua L.
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1nbIif SaIfs.
BY GIBSON & co
EXECUTORS SALE

AA-SO IOh OAlIl
'aaiA- VALUABLE DwEIkffSG AND LOT IN FEE
pS G3 FR Rno,io5 the Nay, inst will be sold
se a. f. fF St
ted on G Ei HN Fl F AGFAe ss staa
The residence ct the late Nathan Rogers o.
inches with depth q loo feet running back e % P Zee,
S nW The consist Of large Fol ST0K
BUILDING over basement BRICK STABLE ND a. ~ y
GEH0USE in rear The main honse has front of ~
The DWELLING contains two parors and hall of unusual
width and depth dining store upper and lower
kitchens two large basement panres three fine airy dry
bath and commodious closets throughout and four
teTn chambers four OF which have dressing attached
a a nppe PIAZZA facing Che adjoining lots which laid
hs an ornamental shrubbery enclosed in front by
manner and situated in one Of the highest
ana % healthiest localities in the city.
in ' g. II and % IS months
''On 'SS o, s9g wth aP9royed security.
myl2ts GIBSON 4 CO, CO, Au Naf%1eri
fT;f TRUSTEES SALE.-In pursuance ola
% te T Gsas G%Trt . for Baltimore city, the
1S hHchange sal sToom on FRIDAY the LIST day June
ALI, THAT LOT Of GROUND in Baltimore CITY, tim,
l2r the same on The west side North
tega street and running thence west parallel with Saratoga
street thence noh bounding on the east side of said alley
rect thence east parallel with Saratoga street 100 feet to
howard street. and hence south bounding on the west side of
Howard street Is feet to the place of beginning Subject to
an annual ground $25 payable quarterly LIST Janua
ry; LIST April, LIST Jlly and lst October
The improvements the Lot consist of loursorv Brick
TElLNG with Store the first floor, known No 1913
Inc property will be sold clear of all incumb save
a mortgage to the Harmony Building Assocation the
of sale. ~ " 10 '"'s" az 'He 'iihe
Terms OF sae-laf cash the day of sale and the bal
IN months the credit payment interest from
nay OF sale and to be secured by the the nurcba
ser, endorsed to the satisfaction OF the trustee ~ ~
VIM. +. Prick, Trustee
ia os, GIBSON & CO,
NY luohWlsHus Auctioneers
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G1HfatfUIs,

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
lsEYOUNG LADIES
The FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 18th Of
October, 1883 The of instruction in the usual
branches full and thorough being
an efficient Faculty of able and xpeenced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education the
command of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters, with the comforts ad
yatages OF the Christian family, invited the
Sch poi. 0
fo terms of admission and further information address
ReV: GEO LEWIS STA LEY, Principal, Mount Washington
Baitim1ra Coz Marya d, or Rev DIR. HEINER, Second ST.
baltlmore Catalogues be had at CUSHINGS AZ BAL
EfS Baltimore street, and Mr. Gebach's Second
street j23-tf
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InrnHnrk.
HENRY w. JENKINS,

II Practical r. IR1NET N,KEp
uo.,, No. l6 LIGHT ST,
ring every s9ak o. r@ Is constantly manutactu
teTia IS end d1 Eork S%sPShlp pn,' 1
BEDS B6ISTERS and PIT nTge 20 ; 81 49, SNp pFi
BEDsTEADs, suitable Hotels servants &C. jas H2N
III N Nv + g RNI URE
Va wAREF0oMs
and The nnhiir to his now " I i I
and varied assnrtmen If E,r1if,r liz CIV ne
NEW and 9TH bat Torr ms SbovA ne,ng AL
prices he hope for contnnance Of h m a ETy m a
so long enjoyed at the Oh dstand q,os Moe, ,nn,v
..-... No 4oi W. st Baltimore street
REMOVED WITH CARE mh IiS If
"a $40, WORTH OF THE VERY RE RFST
cali at E0RC sscTTe oFFYS rs Wits 40
TIRE W SREROONS corner of Pratt and Sborr st- &c
oms fE ehe by the S Of Nav am oISe
to MAKE improvements to enlarge nav business P,ras ca
and examine before purchasing elsewhere >'
GEoRGE HOFFMAN.
-. :. I5I,r Nh e,5, :,
FTRTf TIE . Wits
AssssssskSsssEssssss99s S S STEVENS K sons
onpa N9 F h0T s sir.sf Theatre.
Late of 81 and % Hanover street,
"hoA f MAN 6 A&SBBENkETFF F6 3s CHAIRS,
to We ask the an0n Of our @ friends and
employed an army operatives with the most approved
maf 6e aE dfRs s Sne of the most extensive
Also Manufacturers and Agents for the Southern States
BEST BE- in the world 9rNNU Dh ap29f
"a A. MATHIOT 4 SONS
m Nos Is AND p NoRTa GAY fN sT
Extending from Gav t to frederick Der street
Always on hand large assortment Of every variety Of
Bureaus Assorted eoors of Tel lTefes
WsSbssan cottage sre RG EarTs ,ir.
Wardrobes Wood Chairs, IEtageres,
Spring Beds Office Chairs Marble Tables
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AMlgsfnlfnts

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
IL Soirees Fantastiqres.
Mr. ROBERT HELLER
Respectfully his return to public lie with
An Entirely New and Brilliant Series of
Is- OPTICAL ILLUSIONS,
Aided by Wonderful Specimens of Mechanism, lnve d
and Constructed by himself
Describing old, stale and improbable receptions
magicians. he has orr iaatsd
A Startling and Pleasing Entertainment OF
NATURAL MAGIC,
And will introduce his Is
FAMOUS SHcON DSIGHT MYSTERY,
In which his youthful assistant will describe infinitely
object furnished by the audience, without seeing II
Parties requested to bring snd strange coin &c
with them -
The first Soiree viii be held on .-..-.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nav Ord
trequrng the intervening time make all the nece sso
ry arrangements. ''
The admission will be at popular prices
20 CENTS TO ALL PARTS OF THE HOUSE.
Except Gentlemen unaccompaned by Ladies TO the Dress
Circle and Parguete, when 3s cents
will be charged.
Secured seats 3S cents
seats can be secured during the day
IN Afternoon Performance Saturday. % o'cl ock
Doors open at II, commencing at 81 concluding at 10
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PEREMPTORY
Frpcr or 100, VERY ELEGA
WITH CLASS DWELLING,
EXTENSIVE


-, :, AT PUBLIC SALE.
, viii SELL on WEDNESDAY Nav 3otb o. , ,,o,.,. -
ne premises, that first class double II RE IT 0R
DWELLING, situated on the northeast corner Of arbard
and Paca streets This lot fronts Lombard street 60
with depth binding Paea 1874 feet 10 On fet
street The Improvements double threestorv BRICK
DWELLING fronting ~ feet Lombard street. with eX
ensiye parors reception, library snd dining rooms spa
cous nall with geomerca stairway, costly marble man
es spacious chambers, high ceilings, and finished in the
most elaborate STYLE and of the best materials aud
or workmanship, with furnace hot and cold water bath
room and gas throughout the whole premises in fact the
interior and finish of this dw ling not
surpassed by any in the city; stable coachouse servants
ouis, WIN every comfort and convenience for large
auiy The grounds laid and planted with shrub
ses apricots, &c - " -e' 9' -
rer description is deemed unnecessary as those de
ous OF purchasing invited to call and examine tbe
sale 0N - " any uay previous 10
This is one of the delightful situations in tho CITY.
Ior private residence, being elevated ground wide
streets and good neghborhOod Possession can be yen
by the hrst OF July, or sooner, ifdesired 7''
Terms of sale-One- thrd cash the balance in a.. 49,,
twelve months, or the larger portion the purchase
money may remain ground rent redeemabe the pleas
ufe OF the purchaser at per cent
!. s. DONOVAN.
myths J., B. CANNON, AuctiOnper
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Dlstals, 8ar6mars, TT.

cl"5 f7F777V7TFVF5
M KEITH, JR, SON,
1V1a COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
% SoUTH CHARLES STREET.
Offer for sale at lowest rates
Best Cut Nails Naylor & Co.'s Cast and shear Steel
Ames, Rowland's and Kmball's Shoveis and Spades j.
Keith Jr Co IS Iacks, Finishing Cloat and Shoe Nails
Sheble Fishers Forks and Picks American utt Co g
Hinges and Sad Irons Hail. Brown Co.'s Snathe Cradles
and Hoes Colburn Fenns Superior Axes Mccullough
Co.'S octararo Sheet IRON Kings Patent Cneh Nails W 4
B. Douglas Pumps and Rams Hollowware Castings Cart
Boxes Tea Kettles Hoop IRON Scythe Stones Bells
FancetS. Coffee Mills c,Nc
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Terms at sale. Title indsputaple
SAML. II. COVER, Auct'r,
We 70 NJ Dn1t,

o. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of de-
i of the Circuit Court Baltimore city, the un
ny dersgned Trustee, will offer at public sale, the
Exchange Sales Room, Second street Baltimore city, on
MONDAY. the 2Sth day of May, 1860 at O'Clock r NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES having
atront Of eighteen feet five and half inches
side Of Ross street. seventy three feet inches norhery
from Townsend street, with depth of feet an alley fl
and half feet wide, with the improvements thereon
consisting Of hree-stury BRICK DWELLING with good
Back Buildings; subject annual ground $40 Is
payable on the first of October in which lot
mortRaged by f. A. Amos to c. L. Boehmc by deed dated
26h November, 1851 recorded in Lber G. f. s. No 49,
folio 81, sc.
Ihe terms of sale arene half cash. and the balance in
six months with interest and security, ard the property
will be sold clear ofncumbrance to the dav of sale
T. PARITN SCOTT, Trustee.
my72awts S H. GOV Err Auctr
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BYE. w. RENyETT < ca,
By SAMUEL Fl. COVER
/ TRUSTEES SALE on rpPnpEpny ON

EI;.i TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON
Killed JACkSoN SQUARE.-By virtue of standing or
60 lei OF me Court Of Common Pleas for Baltimore city,
ssed IN relation to the estates nRolvent Debtors the
Undersigned, Trustee will expose at public sale on I At
nRDAY the 9th day Of June at O'Clock p M nj tbe
Exchange Sales room, Second street. Bamore
"A; ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND, in said
city, beginning the east side of Jackson Square, the
southwest corner of lot leased by John W Daugherty
which place of beginning is supposed be 56
north from the formed by the intersection of the east
side OF Jackson Square and the north side of Hampstead
street. and running thence south jackson Square %
feet and extending back of equal width with the front
1855 feet to Ann street. '
The above lot improved by valuable three-sory brick
pMELLlNG HOUSE fronting on Jackson Sq.are, and a
DrlGk stable on Ann street. and subject to groundren
OF $780, payable half yearly.
Terms of SaleOnet third cash the day of SALE one
thlrd at SIX months, and onehrd at II months the
day OF sale, with interest and security on the credit
ments to the satisfaction Of the Trustee
EDWD. l.. CLARK, Trustee
JOHN CARSON, Attorney,
.........-. Il Fayette street.
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BY SAMUEL j. SOPEfE x GO
u d STI1lhrnI

FNRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE CAN
IL TON PROPERTY. The undersigned, Trustees of VIM.
Harrison, will sell at public auction the Exchange Sales
Ro N. on MONDAY. May 2Sth, at II o'clock NJ:
SEVENTY BUILDING LOTS Of convenient sizes, front
ing Boston, Potomac Elliott Canton TOOne and Hare
streets This property is situated in the most thriving part
Of Cantonwin square two of the markethouse with
the Philadelphia Railroad Boston front and the
City Passenger Railroad Elliott 'front.' gas pipes are
laid through Elliott street
Terms of sale-One-third cash; the balance in six and
twelve months in es to be approved By the Trustees
PlatS of the property be had Of either the T
the AuctOneers, and Of G. L. L. LEARY Esq Attorney
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS
SMANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAEHLE
~ III III WARERooMs:
Nos. 10, II and l9 n. EUTAw STREET.
OFFICE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF EUTAw FAYETrE STREETS,
The undersigned has always on hand one of the largest
assortments of PIANO F0RTES in this city which for
beauty Of hnish and Tone elasticity Of
touch, have by judges been pronounced unrivaed.
The highest Premium-a God Medal-was awarde d them
1889 ~ - ''
Every Piano guaranteed for five years, and privilege
exchange granted atany time within six months from day
Of sale, If not entirely satisfactory
Terms and prices LIBERAL and call respectful y solicited
before purchasing elsewhere.
vs. Pianos taken in exchange, hired tuned and repaired
Several Secondhand Pianos for sale low for cash.
d9-tf HENRY (;AEUIE
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Il Fayette street
SAML. H. COVER,

ff.s.t VALUABLE PROPERTY ON NORTH
Mill WEST CORNER OF HOWARD AND LOMBARD
No. STREETS AT AUCTI0N-I will sell on MON DAY
NE May 2Sth at o'clock at the Exchange Sales room,
Second street. the PostOce, all the following
bed valU able property, viz:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS,
situated on the northwest of Howard and Lombard
streets The lot fronts Howard street q feet inches and
running and bounding Lombard street "a feet inches
The improyemens consist Of large and wellbuilt three
story BUlCK DWELLING, with large two story Brick
Back Building. Ground-rent $3.50, which can he exn-
gushed at any time before the 18th September 1860 after
which date it becomes permanent
Terms at sale. Title indisputape
SAMI. II. COVER Auctr.
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A &CO CAPON SPRINGS,
EA4o HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, VA
& 1Tx m The subscriber having leased the Noun
tar House, viii, in connection with his
property, open the entire establish
ment for the reception of visitors the 18th CT June
For other information circulars address above
the proprietors of the Howard House, Baltimore
daily line of stages and mail from Winchester Stras
burg, and telegraph office at Winchester.
Persons leaving Baltimore, via Harpers Ferry, Charles
ton and Winchester, arrive at Springs p " day
Those via Washington, Alexandria and Srasburg p NJ
same day.
myl4-2m+ JULIUS C. WADDLE.
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kSssA c. SEWELL 4 CO.,
H9SHM TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
#&IIA&33 213 PRATT STREET, WEST,
. Have constantly on hand at their establishment, a
full assortment OF fresh GROCERIES, consisting o! fine
Teas, Wines Tobacco English Pickles. Sauces, Also,
in store, fresh supply of Dramatically Sealed Peaches
tomatoes, Green Corn, &c, which selling low.
The public will find it to their giving our stock
an examination before purchasing elsewhere.
Goods delivered to all parts the city free Of charge
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Bubble Sales.
BY j. Ii. CANNON.

B. CANNON,
Cs GENERAL AUCTIONEER
No los WEST FAYETTE STREET,
-, Between Charles and Liberty streets
having taken the Office undermy dwelling, No JOS Fay
e street will be pleased to friends and all those
VINO may nave business in my line shall give especial
attention to all sales which may be entrusted to my
anu VIII personally attend to the arrangement and selling
n, furniture OF families declining housekeeping Also
E and other Sales Of Houses, Lots Farms &c, at the
ENehange or on the premises
rho,.. j. B. CANNON, AuctiOneeT
i-tu Office, los West Fayette street.
E;;;t PEREMPTORY o.
ESilN SALE %,.s
A C0MMoDIOUS OF Ass%
AND
WITH FlRsrcLAss DWELLING,
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5aanis.
3iargs ana Mlnsit

TNHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
IL
MELODEONS
HA RMONEONS
For Parlors, Churches, Lodges, &C. at
WIN KNABE & CO.,
No. $50 W Baltimore street,
andl Z E,ta,p