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TIAN r. Won seen that exec lent White Brilliant
L that LEVY Is selling at i2ta cents per ward? II
decidedly the cheapest goods of the kind in the
cit,, aud is we'll worth 1874 cents. All in want of
The above article should go Immediately and pro
cure a supply as 1t is selling Oft rapidly He
has also in store fine Linen Cambria Hanu kerchleis
Al IS cents well worth 80 cents: white Marseilles
Bos"ns at l2la cents, worth % cents; Cambria
Bands az % cants, would he cheap for 377a cents ;
fine tnbleached cotton at SIS cents. worth l23a cts
extra IRISH Linen AT 50 cents. tii rs cents; white
Linen Dan:ash Table Napkins At 10 cents, worth
ls'. hne BID blankets at greatly reduced prices
t. ciose out the los before Spring Remember that
ut LEV ! : always lind all kinds OF Dry
Goods AZ the lowest cash prices,
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AT IS BkoAD SIN 5StbEkx t.P.! RkiIA
IN announcing that he has YsdeesA The Ifieeo q
hs Sh AIDES y pr cent; below fes..ss Dsisss. ~
Of Gold, Sold and Velvet. light and dask La16.
ssapes, Rouauets, ya.s.. Plain, Geshie. Gse6q aaA
Fixtures to match: Curtain Bsads and fosaseee.
etc; .reat variety Of EnglisA aAa An4fisan OH
widths. Cali sad zoe prices, as the e0eaAlahe4
caeap Dry Goods I'D W S ShsSs esss9 g
do B. 3a Oyvosits the store Of QuaSIes Z Go.
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BY James n. Taylor & Son, Aucts.
VA1UABLE RIAL ESTATE on 9Th

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on 9TH
AND CLAY STR Reefs AT ACTION VIII
ne sod upon the premises on W EDNESUAT, tine
o'h da. OF February, coMmencing immediately af-
ter the sale OF the property On 5.h ard Marshall
stree say at ~. O'Clock, the valuable propert, 10
Gated at the southw est corner of Cha, and 9th sts
lrontins 9TH street to feet and min, back 100
ieet With the privilege OF an alley feet wide. 1t
wall be sold into three lots OF ~ feet ea:h running
back as above.
The 10 lion Of this property makes it valuable
for small sized business stands. Persons desiring
10 secure such property would do wei. to attend
this sale.
TERNs.--One- fourth cash. The balance at 6. II
and Is months for ne -otiable notes with interest
added, and secured b. trust deed. he taxes for
1860 - be paid b, the purchaser
ia - JAS. NJ. ia ILoR 4 SONS, Auc's.
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=. T. > I L. CiISIItT,
de 29-3m C. WALTHALL, Secretary.

GECOND ANNUAL CITY DIR ECTtEf.-
~ We have commenced The canvass for our So
cond DIRECTORY OF this city. The experience
OF last year will enable us tn remedy all MISTAKES.
and issue more correct and reliable Directory
than any previous one.
We offer increased facilities and greater induce
ments To advertseTs, as Il is our intention to DIS
tribute III, Directory extensively in this Sttte.
Northern North Carolina. at every Express
O'Ece, the principal Hotels, and also at the differ
ent watering places.
II will lie issued about the LIST of March
No Northern advertIs snients viii be rted, and
none hut residents of Virgin, are engaged in this
enterprise. W ECGENE FERSLEW.
Richmond, January 18th. 1860. in l9-ln
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IVORY BALANCE HANDLE TABLE
1 CUTLEtI.-Just received a new lot of both
Table and Desert KNIVES. handsome patterns
Also. few dozen fine Ivory CARVERS, and a va
riety of other TABLE CUTLERY, Of different
sly les.
To he sold in lots to accommodate families and
others, very cheap. Apply at L. B. COOKS
de l5-ts Auction Store, 70 Main street.
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mini NtNI<ON HsTS.-A small lot of
'''c sersnu Hams, very fat and nice.
MCCARTHY III Broad street
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VI choice stock of fine Winter Clothing now in
store at lo2 MAIN STREET, enbraelng in part
and other sty les Of Overcoats; French Cloth Dress
and Frock Coats French Doeskin and Fame, Cas-
slmere Pants; s.ant Velvet, SIX, sstin. Cloth,
scription; Servants Clothing. and complete as
sortment of Furnishing Goods, must be sold TO
make room for spring stock, and prices will be
named accordingly.
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- rtgrR> ruTrO>s

: 80 -, fes3f Virginia Brown Shlr,ings.
Ill Atles 4 Nlr.Ini4 Shaetints.
% n, es4 : Worth Carolina SheetngS.
,4.cs Va and North uaroi M oznaburgs.
D.. .,o;e and receiving, Tor sale low. b.
KENT. PAINE& CO.
,oJJUs YARNS. -f.eaxsvllle. North Caro-
pc1 Iafns; + : and - Brown Cnttnns Heavy
,t3r.s orders for the above superior soods
..g.yeL hy u.s. and delivered ~ factory prices
KEN PAINE. n co.
: ,DEfs' and MISSES CATERS at greatly
,taced pfces n order to reduce our present
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y FAD, READ. READ.-The stock of Goods
IL must be sold. The house is TO be pulled down
durins the wear. The greatest tar .ains can be
had. PreferrinS to sell them in the store rather
than To remove them or sell them at auction. per
sons can save Gous rabie by calling at r. GOLD
SHIFTS 105 Bro'd ST. Dim,ty hands, 10 cents :;
cicaks at n great sacrifice; to"p Skirts at great
reduction; Bteached and Brown lotions; Elan
nels, Black Silks. irish Linens, Collars, Sleeves,
Bands. every description q: Trimmings. Millinery
Goods Hosiery the hest quality of Ladies' KID
Gloves. STA cents; Cambria Edgings and Insert
ings; real Thread Lares; White Cambria. 6-i. IS
cents; White and Colored TafIet,ns SHIRT Bo
sons Gents and Ladies Under Vests three or
four different sly les of Corsets, of every size. the
cheapest III the city, and lots Of other cheap goods
BE sure to go to e. GOLDSM TVS. 20j Broad st.
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VT M, ,Np,rpp1c.r1Nc
coal OILS.
The great KANAWHA COAL AND OIL COM
pANT, fconslstIng of aatIve citizens OF our own
State has appointed US Agents for the sale. OF
their o
BURNING AND LUBKlCATING
COAL OILS,
the quality of which is warranted pure and unadul
ter,ied
We invite the attention of apothecaries and
dealers thfeu1 hoIt the state to our supply, which
vii G laree. and sold by wholesale only, at the
lowest factory prices. -.
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Chartered by the Legislature Of Va!
CAPITALIST 100 $50.
MONEY received on deposit in sums of FIVE
DOLLARS md upwards, on which interest at the
rate OF SIX per centum per anGum is paid for sums
remaining SIX months or longer; Tor shorter pc
rlods. interest at the rate of per centum
The whole JOINT stock bound for the de posts.
Deposl.s received and certificates ISSUED by the
Cashier, T h. STAkkE, at the store of K. Is.
Spence, corner of Main and Governor streets,
Richmond, Va.
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A DMlNiSJRATOK'S NOFlCE.-The un-
"A dersigned having qualified as Administrators,
with the Will annexed, OF Thos. 0. Burton, decd.
request all pc fsons having claims AGAINST the es
tate to.present them to us, that arran emenis
be made for their settlement, and those indebted
to the estate IN am manner, Will make immediate
pay ment to US. indulgence cannot I've slven.
JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,
VIM. H. BURTON, NJ. D.,
Adm re- with he WI sppevad of
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l prepared of the best and purest material it is
manufactured IN this city. It Is good and as
cheap the beet in use; and by using the Virginia
powders which, ev,n is not good rs this arti-
cle,) you will encourage Southern manutacture.-
Prepared and SO Id by l.. WAGNER,
Ap0thecary and Druggist,
c,t Rroa STR R,fhm
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Nnii = $50 ia"ses Jackson's Tallow Can
~'s li' sale, - arrive.
haSSIk& pLFASANTS.
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|lHI III MIL. st1etly Urine Clover Seed.
H1H1lht tom steamer to-day.
hlASSIk Il fLEASANTS.
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>N6hiN., TOBACCO. store and for sale
DID, - "a rUces. smoking Tobacco of superior
4,4t} no uaFIe,-. hates and papers.
HEO. !. Si'N INNER h co. No ~ Psarlst,
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DoYs' ti0TUiNG.--M NJ assortment Of boys
= ,,4 .r 'treu's Cio'hiu-. al my own manulac
---, IS sf.is e5y complete, ara those in want can
10. s,I assured at benz fitted with good article
AZ g{ own make Ia Richmond, q ia Nam street.
WM. IRA SMITH.
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sOrtIncnt OF Furnishing bDoOS, must D0 Sold TO
make room for spring stock, and prices will be
named accordingly.
OIL PASTE. BLACKING.--The subscriber
" offers tor sale a superior article Of OH. PASTE
BLACKING Of his own manufacture. 1t 10 war
rapted as good any made at The North, and much
cheaper. being in large boxes of more than pound
oach and sold at retail for Is cents. Manufactured
only by JAMES p. DUVAL,
Druggist. Main street.
DEONZE BIST OF PATRICK HENRY
ID The subscriber has been appointed agent for
the sale OF the above Busts in Richmond. Those
who would like To possess. at moderate pFlOe,
( uy correct Likeness of one OF Virginia's most
gifted sons, hsve now opportunity do 10.
THOS. A, BULkLEY. 1877 Main Ut.
(SO( OANUT OIL, Soda Soap, genuine Brown
~ Windsor Soap. hig hly perfumed Almond SOAP,
GIyceTlna Soap, Camphor Soap 4 o.. for sale by
l.. WAGNER. brusriss 9th and Broai ais
DUKE IMPORTED MADEiHA NINE
! 5A casks ~ y casks duties paid At the United
States Custom Ho. - in Richmond for sale hv
|. + u. B. DAVENPORT.
CINCLAIR'S n ELIABLE GARDEN
- 6EED.-A general assortment, just received.
!, WAGNER, Druggist, and Broad ct,
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IEIXFI.S .NAERINENT for the r.
welt HAVANA ORANGES Receiving

II CA CURE Of HERNIA. and Il varied assortment
s-f..rli Instruments and hppiances. for sale
. MEADE 4 BAKER. fharmaceutlsts.
Ii n IN 81 nMIner ahnNe Post % fllca.
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lust 4 ECElvED, = ffesn supply q Hole
ways "o. 4. EoEtEkER Co.. pr "
No. ~, Main street.
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20 MHDS. prime Bacon Sides. city cured, new;
Hams, new 10 boxes Dried Be. f Toaggss; IL hhls.
Rnanp Pork; ao bh.s No. Alcw;ves; 100 bbIs No.
] Gross behring's; 800 hbls. No. ! Cut Herrnsa; 80
halfbb!s No. Cut Herrinys; Ma. /. 2 and Macke-
rel, IN KITS, bbis., and half bis.; GO bbs. James
bhs. Calcined Plaster. fne and superfne; 1.HO
bushels Pasterng Hair; 200 bbls. Rackls nd Lime;
loo bales prime shipping Hay; OOU bushels Penn
ssivania Oats; ,0u0 bushels Old Corn 600 bush
els prime Mercer potstoeK; 200 bush els Shpstud |;
l,0O0 bushels browpstni for sale. on cGns,sn-
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This Institution. with capital of SIS 900. char
tered by the Legislature of VirsinisH will receiye
dep"sItes in not less than ONE DOL
LAR, on the most favorable terms.
DeposItes received by
ia7-Im TH)S NJ ALFRIEND Cashier.
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! iTb ~ = - ~ .iNS. " eiHFe 10Y SAFE
l. t4u 4.Ht Cloth CioqNs. made up in the latest
PR 49, 70 fI IN ct y-s IuFts the attention OF Ii
t. O. salG- very drezst article. -
GU & cUENERI,
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me 1oSs1 Al caSXXSSSakip trRIxr.

nANvILLK. vIRolNlAs . xzAztfi
With new furniture, and newly nDniPe4s - -
sure visitors that no efforts viii g 1syeeo
The TUNSTALL HOUSk 9 40 ~ 61A6x
0FFlCE. and our omnibussee yiu Myaye u. -
Depot. NJ. MAtxEESs( -. ~ .4ssss 4
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1Mn'; ; e. ;Sn (. e. Nh - LssL =
s. u. sxINkEa : %,
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the advice of the blind and reckless partisans on
either side, the people may be induced TO turn
deaf ear to the suggestions of the Committee and in
that event its ticket will be still-born, and no
subsequent measures can give it vitality But on
the other hand, it may be Loyalty welcomed
by the public, and if at the outset it
receives any earnest and effective support it will
gather strength day by day, and in all probability
will be ultimately accepted by the adherens Of
the respective candidates who are arrayed in OPP
position TO Mr.. LINCOLN.
We have watched the various efforts which
have been made in New York to effect fusion of
the anti-Republican elements with more interest
than we have bestowed on any other political
movements there or elsewhere, because we
believe the approaching Presidential contest
is likely TO be decided in that State, and we be-
eve moreover that its issue there depends
upon the success of some such attempt as is now be-
ing made to unite in solid column the forces of
BREcKINRIDGE BELL and DOUGLAS. 1t is difficult to
see how Mr. LINCOLN is to be defeated if he carries
New York, and it is still harder to understand
how he is to be beaten there except by the united
action of all those who deprecate his election
1t is to be hoped therefore, that the people Of the
Empire State will set an example of patriotism and
duty to the country, and that spurning the coun-
sells of the Enthusiastically and interested poll
ticians, they will yet band themselves together
to wrest Rev York from the grasp of the Re-
publicans.
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The late attempt in New York to arrange
single Electoral ticket, upon which all the oppo-
nents of the Republican party could unite, failed,
as our readers already know, through the inabil-
ity of the political hucksters having the business
in hand, to come to terms. After the result of
the conferences between the Albany Regency and
the Breckenridge Committee became known, an
other attempt was made to bring about a coali-
ton, and a call was signed by large number of
the most respectable and influential citizens of
New York, inviting those who were favorable TO
the project to assemble at the Cooper Institute =
The meeting was accordingly held on Monday
evening and the number and character of the
people who attended it afforded sufficient evidence
of the popularity of the movement with all classes
of the community. A resolution was passed pro-
viding for the appointment of Committee of Fiji
teen; to whom the duty of preparing an Electoral
ticket should be confded, and that Committee is
already organized, and will at once proceed to
nominate the Electors. What the issue Of this
new plan will be it is impossible to say. Under
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INTERESTING FROM SYRIA.-We have received by
the Jura two more letters from our Syrian CORES.
pondent, the publication of which the press upon
our columns compels us to postpone until tomOr-
row. The writer states under date of August 18th,
that French troops continue to pour into Syria.
Information had been received at Beirut of the res
cue of Rev. Mr.. Crawford, American Missionary
and family, by guard of Algerines sent by the
American Consul to take them away from the in
terror. The American Vice Consul at Damascus
who was dangerously wounded during the troubles
in that city, is convalescent. He will, however,
lose the use ofhis right hand. Our correspondent
makes the following appeal in behalf of a Female
Anglo American Relief Committee, which has been
formed in Beirut:
Female Auxiliary Anglo-Amercan Relief Com
mittee has now been established at Beirut, and
those poor women who have been unable hitherto
to appear at the American Missionary premises to
get their loaf of Bread simply because they had no
nudity, will now receive their share of the atten-
ton of the Relief Committee through the female
committee.
These American and English ladies will meet to-
sether and cut out clothes for the poor naked wo-
men and children, who will make them up to suit
themselves. 1t is estimated that thirty-five pi-
astres, or dollar and forty cents, will clothe
Arab woman, with the exception of feet and
head covering.
Perhaps some of the Boston merchant princes
might be induced to aid their benevolent country
women in Syria by sending out boxes of damaged
calicos, and other goods, for clothing.
The ladies of Boston, and all your lady readers
will, | am sure, sympathiZe with us in this
matter. Only think of the relief which might be
afforded by the sewing circles of Massachusetts,!
Come, ladies come up to the help of your sisters
in a foreign land, and save thousands of mothers
and daughters-your Eastern ssters-from sick
ness, starvation and death, by your timely aid
Boston Traveller,
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1860

The DAILY EXCHANGE PRICES CURRENT, being
reliable and comprehensive review OF the Balti
more Markets for the past week, neatly printed
on letter sheet, may be obtained at our counting
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES
William DixoE's Lond IN, and Jules Jurgensens Copen
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguets NICKEL WATCH
CIARK,S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time-Keep
ers for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK corner Of Calyer
Water Streets Importer Of Fine Watches Jewelry Gold
Chains Silver and Pated-Ware, Lecoultres Swiss Razors
Strops Gold Silver and Steel Spectacles to suit al
ages. goods now in Purchasers will pleaseca
Notice-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SITS
Baltimore .e E-r h.7a, g. ffa. aulst
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ClLT'S FIVE BARREL REPEATING
SHOT GUNS.
MERRILL,-THOMAS & CO.,

Agents for COTS. Patent Fire Arms,
s10-tf 239 Baltimore street.
CHINESE MosQUlTo TAPERs.
These Tapers in burning give CT pleasant oor, and
although perfectly harmless to the human family, is ex-
tremey repusve to the Mosquito tribe SO much So that
they will
IMMEDIATELY LEAVE ANY APARTMENT,
is possible to do and if the be closed as not
to admit of their egress they will be affected destroy
all disposition to SING, rendering them nof-
fensive for the night.
N. HYNS0N JENNINGS h CO,
sl9-tf No az N Charles street. Baltimora
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CLARET AND CHAMPAGNE.
EcoNoMY ECoNoMYIl

40 eases low priced and fine TABLE CLAREr. Duke de
MontebeIo,' Green Seal and Heidseck CHAMPAGNE at
lowest prices, by A. J. HAMPS0N, es
ju26-tf .- .5.f 81 N. Charles ST.. near Pleasant;
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ECONOMY ECONOMY - =
A DOLLAR SAVED is TWO DOLLARS MADE,
This done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill, s..-,
u. ASK .= No,3NoRfH STREET.. -s.se ---- 7l.. .s
slo-tf ,sa ... JAMES Il. JOHNSON,
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PHILADFLpUIA ATE

This superior Ale neatly put up In stone ugs with
foil and bearing my own label at IS cents per Dozen de-
1vered For SAFE by g.f A. j. HAMPsoN,
jel36 4. 81 N. Charles ST., near Pleasant
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WESLEY RICHARDS AND MOORE @ HARRIS
BIRD AND DUCK GUNS.
MERRILL, THOMAS &1CO.,
slo-tf 239 Baltimore street.
The LARGEST
FURNITURE AND CHAIR MASUFACTORY
IN THIS CITY,


e. II o U " It's,
No 81 NORTH GAY STREET. Baltimore,
Opposite the Oid Fellogs' Hall,
Where can be- found the largest stock OF Baltimore made
Furniture in this city citizens and strangers are requested
to examine this stock of Furniture before purchasing as
therecan be found always on hand and made 10 order
TETE-ATETES, in Brocatelle Plush, Hair Cloth; so
FASi Walnut and Mahogany in Plush Hail Cloth or GOV
cred in goods to order Full French Parlor HaFrench
Arm, Rocking and easy CHAIRS, Of various patterns in
Brocatelle Plush, Hair Cloth; CHAMBER SUITS, in
Walnut and Mahogany of various stylesfrom $50 500
large assortment of CaneSea Rocking Chamber, Dining
and Reception Chairs in Walnut Oak, &c. EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE-BoARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terms; HAIR Husk and Spring MATTRESS Els on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed.
E. MOUNT, -.a..
Se2-tf No. 81 N. Cav street, Odd Fellows Hail.
100 Cox b Co., 100
FA SHI0N ABB LIE HAT EMPORIUM
No. 100 Baltimore street. near St Paul
The latest style dress HATS always hand Also Soft
French Hats, Caps, &c. slSlm
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THE OPERA.-We were extremely glad to see at
Front Street Theatre very large and appreciative
audience last night. The various pieces in the
concert programme were admirably performed,
and we not unfrequently heard the name of Cooper
and Fieux Temps coupled together. The opera OF
L"crezia was as well given as we have seen it
in Baltimore, and was received with every demon,
stration of satisfaction We think this one of Miss
Miners best roles. We will have two performances
to-day. At o'clock this afternoon the pleasing
opera of Cinderella, and in the evening the Bohe
milan Girl will be presented. We regret part
ing with these clever artists, and only hope that
they will shortly paw US another visit.
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EMPORIUM OF ART.

JAMES FRYER invites attention to the very extensive
assortment of Looking Glasses in store suitable for
every position and Of all sizes.
Mantel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do. oval and square
Cornices Tables Brackets, Consos, &c, at unequalled
prices. t -.
The latest English and standard French Engravings
ways in stock en- '.
Particular and undivided attention is given TO the depart
ment Of PICTURE FRAMES. Alsoiframes for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &c.
+. H- FRYERS Galleries,
-t No. 81 South Calvert street
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|TP WARD ORGANIZATIONS.
~ THE DEN CRATIC PARTY are requested to
oFARR sD "n TE SFGmf e the the
OF the and the Perfect Equality of the
states Turn out IN fa1 strength,
6 T5E ExEfG4gGF dTfY GSHNEETFE
LIST Ward Corner Washington street and Eastern av
- Bond and Thames streets.
4h High and Lombard streets
9th Gay and Front streets.
5th Orleans st. and Broadway.
Stn Forrest and Monument streets.
,9 9th Gay St near Second.
1 III. Mount Vernon Hall, Howard street.
81 Eutaw and Lexington streets
i2tb Liberty Engine House.
18th 18th Yauxhan Gardens
IoIh keystone Hall.
I.sh Sharp and Montgomery streets.
I'm Pratt Gardens.
5 5sth Fremont and Franklin.
||P OPENING OF THE CAMPAI(IN IN
~ BALTIM0REl BRECKINRIDGE ANO IANEII
IIHTEsTGe2SNSTIrUrioN AND THE EQUALITY OF THE
S9B AMI Mef t, Of Rs Dem9Graey Of the Fifth SIKH
AND sTREEF coif sBaEsy
AadF fE sh &xE S1HnF BY C Ga
s22h- DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION.
4 y DEMOCRATIC CITY CONTENTION
AN dleqrne d MffeeRg Of he D,mocrsc City Con
urHGa as Rh ,,tT M a a p %s
u mas accepted the invitation extend
ed to him by the Convention, address them on that
occasion B. Z. FRESHMAN,
i. President.
Sf~P AUDITORS OFFICE, Our STAIRS Cry
- HALL A persons in arrears FOR Taxes for the wear.
1871 or rps, vii take notice that list is being made
up in this Office for advertise ent and unless settled at
once .heir property must be advertised for sale.
S2z,5t " s. MACCUBBIN, Auditor.
~poMARYLAND INSTITUTE EXHIBITION.
- The Hall will be OPENED FOR THE RE- .FP-
Tue 0FGUO,,S for competition and Premium from MON
X - October iS at zine oc ock, TO THURS
Day ENr.NING. October it, a eight O'clock
"a RlDA cctOcer il, goods will be received for
onn only, after which charge will he made for each
deposit, and the goods he Tor Exhibition only
Persons wishing information the subject can Obtain
circulars containing tie regulations, by application at the
ACtuary Office. " NV
As Tue committee have to behave the II all will be
very ihGch croSGc', ." the unusually large mum
hef q" aicat ms from NotAern manufacturers thcy de-
SIRE all W wish to deposit m AXE application
Tor sitc- that they ~ make arrang@me accommo.
date ali ~ Hg srly possible
Mem nsTs. ana these wishing TO BECOME members of tn
can now OBTAIN their tickets by arpicanoa to the
AL nCAh1 at ihe Ha!i. Il. WHITMAN,
SlipL Chairman Committee