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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-16

Ole quarter of all our people scrofulous their persons
invaded by this lurking infection, and their health
undermined by it, To cleanse it from the system must
the blood by Alternative medicine, and invigo
nlv N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22
THE wIDE-AwAKE CLUBS.

10 As Ld5foT 81 IAS N. r. IT10HHe :.
SIR: In our iournsl of this date, under the heading
n Consolidation Of wde-Awake Clubs" you inadvertently
nssrepreseut the Nineteenth Ward WdeAw and Nine
.rut Ward Zouave Wide wakes in calling them two comPa
nee Of there being company by that name
A our Ward A con.esng the admission Of either delegates
a "a mistake The question raised BY the Committee on
Creena and happy say that they saw the error oil
thetr wsys later long dehbershon and admitted all who
claimed seats Why should 1t be and by these means heal
al dsentons7 We all working for good and glorious
cause and you that had four instead OF the
present plumber Of Clubs could hll them all with good
.auuh Republican, There material enough for other com
suie and for one Sir In favor of giving them bel ping
hand Of keeping them the cold You can depend on
the Nneteeuth Ward determined to make our mark
Hopi Jon win still advocate the formation Of Wde'Awake
Clubs An all the WARDS and my trePassng your
dine / remain your obedient servant,
THEODORE P. ANDERSON,
Delegate Of Zousve w. A., Nineteenth Ward
Es,e. York Aug 81, 1860
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22
NETWORK DAILY Tribune, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST o. 1850.

the nubl;c whether am not more capable Of judging
of the character Of and writing than Friend 70 ns
Family" who he's not bad the same ex2erlep9e, aau
who is no famiiur with the hand OF dfs 6uruey
than am. n ext: "The style is 80 FAR oeyond her
THAT she could hardly comprehend its meaning.
But il IT, nevertheless ackUowledged thit she wroVo
thus in letter TO Sally Buxton Il nave nps uee %
g able 70 answer your letter before, nave been 30
wIelchsd, which ] am sure you Will THINK 40 ln-
" dead deferve Ian moss heartily greved and sorry
for what have DONE and if days and nights OF Dill
terness will help TO make amends Tor my SD aaye
" had enough" This extract does not eyince me I'm
beeilIty which "a Friend of the Family womb nave
us believe exits Lastly: she speaks OF ek
tremey bsppy, of never having known true oaPP
ness before, when have letters now IN my pos Se
% session written by her hand, and bearing tue
same date" If | remember correctly, ana my
memory seldom fails me, when read the Ie-
ter az Burlington we looked Tor date, pue
none could be found. This was point OF particular
nouiry with me- and when, expecting to ma IL on the
envelope asked for that, was told the letter was 70
Isds buxton who had sent il TO Burlington, but with
cut rs original envelope II, however, am mlstak n,
and the letter is dated the date should have been given,
as the evidence of great importance. But the only
dat. OF The Apology" which the " Friend says Is
the same as that of the letter. s January 1901 Inc
day of the month has been erased. How can be as
serted, then, that the dates are the same In7r'
has been many Gin repented of in lees than thirty
days.
There are certain important points ofnterna evidence
which the Friend does not attemptto explain away.
Why ia it not denied that she visired Esrlham Are
not The circumstances described III that visit true ana
coujd any one but the real actor in the scene
know of them Why not prove thai she dd
not return to Easton Could any but her
self describe as vivIdy as she does her con-
dition &C Cation Hall Why not the very pc
euar incidents of her confe her husband when
che had resolved TO leave him, shown to be false
Wby is it not denied that they wished her TO travel
after that conf. sion Did her husband wish std to
preserve the form OF uLion Wts her uncle Francis
tent for ON that occasion And did he tell her she was
imperiIipg her soul And finally who could know
all these tnings, and others like them bat herself
WIN BROpHERHEAD, Publisher
No. 2l8 South Eighth street
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 10, 1860
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DIED.

CARRYLon Sunday, August 49, Nathan T. csr In the 18th
nj, friends and those OF his family are invited attend his fu
his late dene No 2o6 West t. tntieth street on
His resns will be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
GIBBS-On Monday August ~ 1900 the residence Of her
son. John Gibbs No Ia Fist street Williamsough, Long
IAand Elizabeth Gibbs aged s3 gears native OF Eng and
resident of the United Sttes Tor the last
yeas.
The friends of the family invited 10 attend her funeral
from No. ia Flint street. Wednesday I'd inst, at
O'Clock Her remains viii be taken TO Trinity Cemetery near
Carubnsyie
LUDLow-on Tuesday, August 81, Miss Elizabeth Shaw
Luoiow, after a short lin SIS, aged ~ years .
iends of the family invited TO attend
the funeral on Thursday 23d from ST. Bartholomew VS.
Church. at / o'clock, without further notice ,
ROMAINE-At Kat Chester Wes.cheser County, Ogden, In
FAINT son of anin + and Julia A Romano of New ok
Ci.y, eyed months and 20 days -, -,
morning 10 o'clock Carriages will be In walt
ing ianls Bridge TO meet the B:l5 m tram, Harlem
Railroed from Tw enty sixth street - -
RYCKMAN- On Monday August 20, Martha hdgewsy
Rycman wife # Albert Rycknan Of San trancsco, Caor-
MIA In the 2oth year Of her age. . .
friends respectfully invited to attens her
funeral "Wednesday, I'D inst s2 O'Clock IRON the resi-.
deBee Of her father Jsiaes d. Yates No 20 wilson street,
v laIusbuTgh
sHARPE-At WILLIAMSBURG Tuesday, August 81, Marcy
Sharpe, widow Of John Sharpe formerly OF Brooklyn aged
30
The relative and friends the family invited to attend her
her late redence No South sixth street. on
Thursday, 23d lust, At 2 o'clock
Long Islo d and Philadelphia papers please copy.
van WYChOn Tuesday morning, August H. Aired infant
son Of II. L snc NJ. T.. Van Wyck .
WELD-In Brooklyn, TUESDAY, August a. Mrs Elizabeth
wife Of Hervey }. Weld esq aged 80 years ,
Of family requested with out further invita-
ton the funeral from her late residence no. ii Wa
low street, Thursday the 23d, at o'clock, p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22
THE GURNEY LETTER.
.itnr of I'll. Y Trihnnk.

To he Editor " The W \. 1utuRs
SIR: You Published on Saturday card from Mr..
Price of this city, prOnouncing the lie ter of Mrs. Quincy
printed by in book form, forgery. The same card
appeared in another journal on the same day, but
signed "a Friend TO the Family" To this certain
reasons appended for pIonouncing the letter forged
Permit me TO make brief reply to them.
The Friend TO the Family" makes three points:
That the handwriting, when compared with Mrs. Cur
neys, was found to be wholly unlike hersi tina; the
ETY. ia entirely different from hers and that the cir
cumstances are generally untrue. As to the hand
writing, | gave tho "Friend the most posi-
tive evidence of the identity Of the ackrowl-
edged letters of Mary Courtney, and the Apology"
No person. except an adept could for instance have
preserved The similarity in the word Mary" aud ia
he capital letter ~" as they appear in both. AS
dealer in autographs, and liable daily to be imposed
upon, were not jadge Of chirogaphy, submit 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22

WRncK OF SLAYER, &c.-By the arrival at Key
West, August 10TH Of the schooner Fashion Roberts
from Nassau on the 9TH inst we gain the following
information;
A schooner name unknown, but supposed 10 be the
Peter Novel; of Newt Orleans of about 100 tuns was
wrecked on he 26h July, back of Lnyards Key, lBa-
hamas with 34 Africans on board and y seamen,
yessel lie total less. Capt Rich and Capt Smith are
both reported masters.
Anotber schooner, from New-York TO Mobile, with a
cargo of ice granite and two locomotives ran ashore
near Man-s,Wsr Key, and became a total loss.
On The 9th. the bark Reindeer, Cummings arrived
at this port from New-York bound TO San Juan de Las
Remedies lCaba without register, crew bet, or
Clearance She is 24S tns The Collector has ordered
her 70 remain here until he can hear from New-fork
BY letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22

Steamer Ksnnebec Johuson Philadelphia and Cspe May
ndse and pass 10 v Perkins
steamer r T. Hart siddsl Phlsdeiphia, mdss. 20 j. N
BHggs.
Steamer Ionsides ysndeveer Philadelphia, mdse 70 ~
Brigta.
steamer New-London, srnith Nsw-London, mdse 70 r. r.
Rockwell
Steamer Albaoss Jones Providence n5se. 70 Isaac ode
Steamer Tacony Ely, PHILADELPHIA mdse 70 Loper kiTk-
patrick
BELowships Shooting STAR HotchkiD, from Liverpool;
Centurion Cankins, do hosei1s Hsllstt do Ifonsd.s
Chase, do. Zurich Baxter, from Hsuesn BY plo.soss c.
Berg
SAILED-steamshjps Damascus tBrl for LIVERPOOL and
pssssd the Battery 1t 1i53 DE Soto for Havana "a
New Orleans tlorid for Savannah Chesspess do Coana-
bis for Cb'rtnon Roanoke for Norfolk North Star for
pinwallj sehr. Mary Alice for Ponce r.
WIND-DuEing tie day from 5. e. with rain at sunset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22
Markets. Reported 5v Telegroph.

RupVALo, Aug 2i.-FLoUR is dull; no sales. The WHEtT
dull and heavy, Gales yesterday afternoon Of ioO
bush 1bitsgS spius At S9s,ls lsooo eu,h White Wnts.
93dgc COKg Is dull and heavy and lc lo~er sales OF SOD
bush az 48c WHISKY 10 nomins at glc CANAL FEsiShIs-
Boats are rates brn LAKR IaP0RrsiW9 oOls
flour O4 bush Wheat II 200 bush Corn, and On olsh
Oats CANAL ExPoETs- 90 bills Flour 5000 BUSH "heSr
"a 600 bush Corn, and 1000 bush. Oats .o.,,,
PHILADELPHA Aug 2l-FLoUa firm sales OF 1900 bos su
p rue at 62 WHEAT firm sales OF 900 bush Red 81 ~
gtI ass White 81 45aS S. CORs dull ut &c. WRIsKY
firm al 2fIdl2lc.
BALrInohE, Aug 2I.-FLoUR dull and dropping, Howard
street and CITY Mills held az SIS So WHEAT active and steady
Red III 2Ca VI co. White III sOG 81 g. Cory duli Yellow
Trade; " lite 76618c Provisions active Large sale Bulk
Meats at sIdltc. Bacon stdBIc. WHISKY dull at 2!c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..u....A 81.


steamships-Roanoke, Couch, Norfolk Ludlam & Hencken
North Star Jones Aspnws D. B. Allen De Soto, Johnson
Havana Livingston, Crocheron Co. Florida Crowe Saysn-
nah H. b. Cromwell Co.; chesapeake Crowe Savannah
H. b Cromw well Co.; Columbia Berry Charleston, Spoford
Tleston Co.
Ships-Ocssn Belle Brown, Liverpool Snow Burgess Dew.
onshiIe, Anderson. London, L. L. Morgan & Wiley
BaIk-May flower Dsel, Barbados, II. Trowbddse Co.
Bsrv,st queen Whseler, Buenos Ayres W. j. Forbes Old
Dohns,on Havana Trulo Russell, Theresa johnson, St.
Thomas and Msrarsbo, Maitland, Phelps 4 Co.
Brgs-C. A. White White, Cadz, Moore Henry; A Ave-
ry olton Eizabehpon NesInth Sons Union (Br) Smith,
Halifax, d. R. Dewolf Princess Royal, Newbold, Bermud,
Smith, Jones Co.
schooners-J. w Miner Berry, Key West Benner Deake
w Webster Blake Galveston Horcr Prince; John A.
Stanley, Jsckson Charleston, McCready, Mott Co L. j.
con, Baltimore Merrill Abbott Kate Brigham Fergon, Sd
vannah Durham Diuon.
sloop-J. E. Vail, ysill Uncasyille master.
Stesmer-Bi'iol, Allen, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22
WANTS TO KNOW.

To sAe Editor Of The N. y. TyibuHe
SIR; The Express Of this evening publishes Sc
ries of resolves indorsing the nomination OF Bell and
Everett which it Gays were unanimously passed
BY the Eighteenth Ward American Council should
Ike TO know when the meeting was held ohere it was
held, aud hor many persons were present; Also when
the previous ,etiDg was held / am somewhat H.
tere.ted ia this natter because have boosted num-
Der Of tmes of having belonged to the American party
ss long there was one -,u,,,,,rr, ,,,Dnvp
Yours, AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22
BROOKE YIN II1ENS.

BASE BALL MATcH-ExcELsIoR VS.. ATLANTIC
The third match between these cubs and the decsive
game Of the series, will take place tomorrow Thurs
day) on the grounds of the Putnam Club, at the end
Of Lafayette avenue Brooklyn. The last contest
brought forth an assemblage of over 1000 people,
and it lie expected that this will attract still greater
number as the utmost interest is manifested in refer
ence the result. The city cars from Peckslp Ferry
Wilamsburgh, 60 right by the grounds, and the
Myrtle care, from Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn go
10 within short distance Of the locality The respect
Ave contestants are to meet at FeIgusons in Washing
ton street, at u p. m where they will take large
etsge direct to the grounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22
Rseeip,s Of Produce.

Total by all Routes Aug a. lS60lO 926 bbs Flour, 98
do Corn Meal 200 do OIL Meal 80 GA bush Wheat. $50 83 do
Com $3.50 do Oat $50 do Rye, l3 pkgs Whisky % DO
Ashes, III tcs Lard, l3l pigs Provisions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22

THE SoUTH-SIDE RAnRoAD.-The survey of the
route of the Southsde Railroad is in progress under
che direction of Mr.. McElroy the engineer, and will
sooH be completed. The easterly terminus will be at
Ishp about forty miles from Brooklyn The estimated
coat of the road is $3.50 OO and unusual facilities
offered for It's construction, with locomotives, cars,
and all other appurtenances, at moderate outlay of
cash. 1t is intended extend the road through the
most thieky settled sections of the city by horse cars
and also to connect with NewYork by special steam
boat line. The road viii supply accommodation for
freight and passenger transportation greatly nesded by
places on the south shore of Long Island. The bust
NESS capabilities of these localities are shown in the
fact that the value of the annual fish, oyster aud clam
crops of the South waters is four millions Of dol
las. The attractions offered by the Island 10 Summer
pleasure seekers are familiar and will then be-
come s, more prominent and the regular inhabitants
viii receive new stimulus TO activity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22
A CASE OF SUPPOSED DRowYING.-Last evening

A CASE or SUPPOSED DRowEING.-Last evening
OfeeT Mitchell OF the Fifth District Police, found mans
clothes lying the wharf at the foot Of North Fuh street.
D. for which could be found Suosequent inquiry
he'd 20 The belief that they belonged 10 had gone
10 70 battle and we' drowned Capt Jacob Wood of the oop
Protector that about O'Clock yesterday Afternoon he
o apparently about as the fro
The place where the clothes found Tne articles found
sst cl0tn hock coat, green pants silk vest
white shirt and pair offooed Nothing
found about them to indicate the whereabouts Of the
On nnI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22

BRUTAL ASSAULT UPON A WoMAE.-A man named
Peter Aaoney residing street. TAX
iuto CUSTODY 5erday by the First Precinct Police the
chsg. Of beating edey named Mulyey with sAeh
severity that life 10 depared Of The are near nesa
bo and Gs alleged Maoney entered Mira kuveys house and
assaned brutal without apparent
Surgeon called the wounds OF the in
iursd MaloDey committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22

CAsuALrILs'-<. young lady named Pease, daughter
q H. Pesse residing No SCheeyeI Place severely
Injured yesterday horse at the corner of kemssn
and CLINTON She the PoOce when the
accident ceured DR. dressed her wounds add she
her parents residence boy named William Cat'
ney STRUCK by guy rope used for hosting coal non barge
NJ tie OF OF Adams street Monday evening and sustained In
jures character lie taken 70 his home BY the
police Of the Second Precint.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22

THE ATHESEUn.-The interior of this building is
undergoing alterations with the view of accommoda-
ting larger audience than heretofore. New galleries
have been added and stage constructed, The ceiling
is to be handsomely frescoed and the entire audience
part is to be renovated and beautifed. The improve
ments will be completed in September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22
PassenKers Arrived

In brig Henrietta from ST. Jdgo Cuba Charles Cabova
Eugene Chisse.
IN bark Storm Bird, from Harand-C z. Morton.
In bark drs from POrfdu- Pyinee-Mr. ID. Dmmonies g
II Mercer Mr. Merault, Mad L. Cheauvesu aud daughter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22
MARRIED..

HEATH-JONES-In Chester Valley, Pennsylvania, on Mon
DAY August G. by the Rev William Viii eheae Noble Heath
H. Of tins city to Miss Helen f. Jones OF Chester Valley
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22

A NKw CHURCH.--Ground was broken on Monday
for the erection of church edifce on the corner
of Front and Gold streets 1t is to be of brick with
believer and spire, the hight of which will be 100
feet. The hight of the building will be IS feet, with
side aisles 25 feet high. The estimated cost of the
buildiDg without the ground, is $4,000. the church
will be under the pastoral charge of the Rev. Father
Gleason Roman Catholic, now of Flatbush.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rises.,. SILT Sets $50 Moon-Rises.. $3.50
HIGH WATER THIS
Sandy Hook rs Gov Island. .I2O5 He'll Gste., 46
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22

CoKyIcTED.-Thomas Kelly who was arrested
son. DAYS ago. on charge Of stealing silver from VIM
Vermsa Of Even Get Il. d. yesterday convicted
the charge sentenced six months In the Penennsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22

xxn,c.1 LrcruREs.-We learn that the Trustees
~ ,hs Nes.York Medical College, at their meeting
,,,,.rSsy, made the following appointments. The
s,n,,. Of lectures ill c. mmenoe Sept. IL, 1850:
RObt Ogden DOremus, NJ d Professor Of Medical chews
John Murray CarnOchan D. Professor or Clinical and op
MEREDITH NJ D. Professor of Theory and Practice
81 Medicine
Diseases Of Femeles.
B. Raphael D. Professor Il PRINCIPLES and Practice Of
surs. ~ and Surgica Pathology.
JON o. Bron.on, NJ D; Prof essor Of Anatomy.
Ch1 Budd, NJ D. Prof. Of Obstetrics aud Therupsu
tea :,
Jacob NJ D. Profes .Or Of Cuica Medicine and lnfntile
Pathology
Bern L Budd NJ d. Professor Of TOxieOlasy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22

ASorHER ISc6SDIARY FIRE IN PoueHKEErsIE.-
About Two o clock yesterday morning fire was dis.
covered issug from the grocery and provision store OF
Nr. G: w. kely corner Of Main and Hamilton streets,
PoughkseyGe The fremen were soon upon the spot,
but when they arrived the whole of the inside OF the
building was in flames The fire was, no doubt the
wo of IN i cendisry. The contents were entirely
coDsurnAa The building, which was large one, aud
built of brick is only par tally destroyed. Mr.. Kelly
vas insured for the stock in the Security Insurance
Company, in this city, for 81 200 The building was
insured IN the Ktna Insurance Company, OF Hartford
for s. OO0 II impossible yet to correctly estimate
the lose on the building and contents. The City o
POaghkeepsie is now provided with new hrst-clas
steam fre-engine.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-04-21
Large & WeI!-furnisIled Saloons
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA

Il .
1OSQ A Benevolent Institution establish
1oCC. ed by special endowment for the
relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with
Nirulent4nd Epidemic Diseases.
The Directors Of this well. known Institution in
their Annual Report upon the treatment of sexual
diseases. express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the labors of their
surgeons in the cure of Spcrmatorrbea Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhoea, elect, Syphilis,
the vice Of Onanism. or Self Abuse &C.. and order
continuance of the same plan for the ensuing
year. The Consulting Surgeon is authorised to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS. to all who
apply by letter with description of their con-
dition Gage, occupation, habits of life, &c) and
in all cases Of extreme poverty to furnish medicine
FREE of charge
An admirable Report on Spermator1hoea or
Seminal Weakness tho vice OF Onansln. Ma..ur-
baton, or Self-lbuse, and other diseases of tho
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon will be
sent by mail. (in sealed cnvelopc) Free OF
CHARGE, on receipt OF Two STAMPS for postage-
Other Reports and Tracts on the treatment of
Sexual diseases, diet, &c, are constantly being
published for gratuitous distribution, and will be
sen, to the afflicted Some of the new remedies
and methods of treatment discovered during the
last year are of great value
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. J SKlLLIN
HoUGHToN, Acting Surgeon. Howard Association,
No South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
by Order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEATWELL, President
GEO FAIkcAlLD, Secretary [aug 27-ly
The Cecil Whig., 1860-04-21
WROTH & CO.,
Produce Commission Merchants.


MO. 100 MARKET STREET, Philadel-
~ phia, will sell country produce, Grain,
Seeds, Flour, Potatoes, Fruit, Lard, Butter
Poultry, Eggs, &c, TO the best advantage
for their customers.
They have ample room to store Goods
free. Having practical knowledge Of the
business, solicit consignments with conf
dencc.
Orders for the purchase of articles for
country use, executed with care and dis
patch.
REFFERENcEs - loskins, Hicskell 4 Co..
A. Nj. Spangler, Richard, Williams, Son 4
Co.. Shortridge X Co., Philadelphia.
WROTlI 4 co. are also agents for Thos.
Wright, Nurseryman, Syracuse, N. Y. whose
Fruit Trees embrace the choicest variety of
Apple, Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees
Also, all the Garden Fruits OF the very
best varieties. Grapes, Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs and Plants.
APPLES s,-Northern Spy, Baldwin, r. l..
GrinMce, Rambo Golden Russctt, Fall Pip
rin, and many others.
PEARS DuchcSSe, D'Angouleme, White,
Doycnnc, Bartlett, Swans Orange, and all the
good varieties.
CHERRIES, PLuMs, APRICoTs, QUINcEs.
~ opportunity is now presented Of
procuring HEALTHY, Young Trees from Il
northern latitude, thrifty and beautifully
grown, which fact nsurcS successful trans
planting. FEB lS, lSG0--tf.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-04-21
CgSEE9TcsS s. BAILEY,
WHOLESALE
Bookseller and SeatiOnGrS,

No. 262 BALTIMORE STREET, opposite Hanover
BALTIMORE,
4 RE prepared to Offer TO the Country
"A Trade, Goods in their line, at prices
that will compare favorably with those Of
any other market.
Their Stuck Of ScuooL, LAW, MEDICAL and
MISCELLANEOUS Books is large and well
selected.
A large and varied assortment OF Foreign
and American Stationery can always be
Ind at their establishment.
They keep constantly on land full sup
ply Of BLANK BOOKS Of different sly les
and OF thcir own manufacture. Having Il
Bindery connected with their Store, they
are, III all times, able. at short notice. to Gil
orders for Blank Books, ruled to any pattern,
or Of any desired style of Binding.
Orders, received by mail, will meet with
prompt attention.
sgT0l on are requested to call and examine our
Stock aud Prices before purchasing elsewhere
Feb l. 1850.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-04-21
T.. EsasOSy p, .Ele.s

rs offering inducements to families to buy their
L GROCERIES from him. His new crop New
Orleans Sugirs beautiful, and at very low
prices. He has the best Coifscs in Rio Laguyra.
and Java and his 81 cents Green and Black Teas
are of very fine flavor; his IS cents aud 81
Teas are the best in the market. All families are
.ecoa@eudal - give lin : e-.! LJa- il