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di11bilitisS thersia -npon Hebrew ci.izsna Of
the United States.
Mr. Blake offered the following preamble and
resolution;
Whereas: The ehattsling Of mankind, and
the holding Of persons as properly is contrary
TO national justice and the Fundamental priDci-
pies Of our political system, and is notoTiously
a reprOaeh 70 our country thfough0ut the civilss
lied world, and serious hindsrauce TO the pro.
gress Of Liberty throughout the nations Of the
earth; therefore
Resolred. That the Com on Judiciary be,
and the same are hereby instructed to inquire
into the eIpedeney Of reporting bill giving
freedom to every human being, and interdict-
ing slavery wherever Congress has the eonsti-
tutiOnal power to legiSlste upon the subject.
A scene Of confusion ensued, smidst which
the roll was called, and the proposition rejected,
90 against log.
Mr. Haskin, from the Com. on Public EI.
PendituTes, made report on the subject Of the
public printing, concluding with resolutions
requiring practical printer only to be elected
by this House. He is also TO execute the
binding, and to give bonds in the sum Of S35,-
600, and 40 per cent TO bs deducted from the
prices now fixed BY law. The consultation Of
the subject was postponed until Thursday
next.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Com. on Ways. and
Means, reported a bill supplying DEFICIENCIES
for the year ending with July next, and bill
for the payment Of suDdry civil expenses Of
the Government for the next fiscal year.
The House went into Committee, and the
army appropriation bill was taken up.
Mr.. sedgwlek made Republican speech.
Adjourned.
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Isabella Grant. Mary Kearney and Jane Camel
were arraigned for drunkenness. They each made
some astonishing special pleading" in their own
behalf. They were not drunk at all-never had
been drunk-didnt know how to get drunk-Were
not drunk In the street, but in their own house,
where they had a right to be-and finally, had got
sober again before the officers found them. They
wanted to address the congregation" in behalf Of
poor, unfortunate woman. The inexorable Judge
fined them each 50 and costs and five days in
prison Isabella, sylph Ofabou. thirty summers,
remarked pathetically that "them officers will
have great deal to answer for, for their false
hoods" and then changing her note, sWOre 'she
wouldn't pay no ss-she would board 1t out. -
From her general appearance We should judge she
would dine comfortably Of Of iron bars and rusty
nails, il she was 50 "dispoged."
Bush Mooney was fined 50 and costs for intOxl-
cation.
Ann Ryan, whose round face looked like a
blurred, bat highly cOlOred negative. > was aued
50 for being deIicately drunk.
Tim ConoIly, who has just served time out on
the chain gang, got 50 gIoriOusly drunk over his
release that he appeared In the Court yesterday
morning as half way house back TO the ball and
chain, to which be was sentenced for 80 days.
Yankee Russell the fireman who horned it ex-
tensi7ely on Friday morning, was fined $50 and
costs for his incorporate and pugilistic zeal.
LARCENY.
Hugh Nelson, a tough and rough looking Gus
toner was up for stealing half bushel of pota-
toes from freight car Of the C,P. & A. R. R. He
had head that it took questions sometime to pen
citrate, but when he did get a glimmering Of the
meaning Of a remark, an answer or retort was sure
to follow, Asking questions and getting answers
was like shouting and waiting for an echo from
the distant woods, or like watching the blows Of
chopper in the distance and waiting for the sound.
He was found guilty, although he plead not guilty
to both Larceny" and Stealing" He was sent
upon the streets for 20 days, and was taken down
stairs BY the officers. When he got half way out
of the room he began to understand the sentence,
and remarked that it "Was short time"
"LLoNe OF A DoRe."
Wm. Mcintosh (Whisky BID and Thomas Mar
tin were arraigned for creating disturbance upon
River street. in breaking in Ond breaking up
saloon. Itcame out upon trial that Martin had
been bitten BY ferociOus dog which was kept
there, and on that proYoeSeon he had 'goue in"
The Judge very properly decided that a saloon
where such dog was kept unconfned ought to be
punished therefor, and the only error in Martin
was that he did not kill the dog. Martin was
fined the costs, and AlcIntosh 81 for resisting Of
heers 1 r. .r
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PLAIN AND oRNANENTAI. PRINTING.

~ plain and OrnEmsutAl Printing Of every description
done Al the Printing Estahhnsmsnt Of the LTADRA ocs
the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses in the
best STYLE short notice. and at reasonable tsS Par
teuar attention paid Blank Work. Every description
Of Binding DONE especially RHnk Books LsdEe JOulAiI
Sales Books. Receiving Books &c &C.
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B-FOr the best qualities Of segarS, Tobacco
I'D snuf, 60 to G. Dietz III suDerior.gt.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TURspAY moRNINo, MAaCn as, ,0O.

~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale 81
HsVki' J. g. haison's and 0lmsted's neWHdepots
III news depOts at Weadel sad Angier HOtelns and
Al Onlnlan6, ITS Ontario Street.
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Use: sdTsrtlssnent Of D.. sauford'. Liver
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SENATE.
mr. Gwin moved to take up the bill to facili.
rate communication between the Atlantic and
Pacific States. Agreed to.
Mr. Eatham moved an additional section,
that the materials to build the line be convened
by the Government when it can be done with
out additional expense or Inconvenience. Not
agreed to.
Mr.. Grimes moved an amendment that the
Telegraph Company or its agents win not inter
fere with the right to locate railroad hereafter
By the Pre-emptiOn of al the lands on that
route. Agreed to.
The bill was read the third time. azd passed.
yeas, % pays, Is
The consular and diplomatic bill was taken
up. The Committees amendments were con
sidered with the following result: The appro-
priation for Minister to Paraguay was not
agreed to; the appropriation in the bill of 225,-
600 dollurs for the relief and protection Of
American seamen was 30 amended as to provide
that us, 900 dollars of that sum be used for the
fiscal year, ending June SOth, 1850; the appro-
priation of 10, 900 dollars for acknowledging the
services Of masters and crews of foreign vessels
on reseuing citizens Of the United States from
shipwreck was agreed to; the appropriation Of
| 10000 dollars for expenses incurred under tho
instructions from the Secretary Of State in
charged with crime and the expenses incident
thereto, was agreed to- the appropriation OF
1000 dollars to enable the Secretary Of State
to defray the cost of prison ship at Canton,
China, from the Ist Of January, 1884. to Janu-
ary lst, 1857, and compensation Of the Marshal
of the Consular Court at CAUTION, from January
let, 1854, to December 18th, 1857, was agreed
10
Mr., Hunter then moved an amendment ap-
proDristing 5000 for Minister to Paraguay
Mr.. Mason advocated the necessity Of a
Minister as tending TO deVelope eommercialin-
teTcOurse with that country,
Mr.. Benjamin hoped fhs amendment would
not pass, and thought there was necessity for
retTenGhment in the diplomatic service
After further discussion the amendment was
rejected and the bill passed. ra
The bill to authorize the sale of public arms
to the States and Territories, and to regulate
the appointment of Superintsndents of national
armories, was taken up.
The bill was read third time ami passed.
Yeas 2s, nays ls.
The bill supplemental to the act to authorize
protection to citizens of the United States who
may discover deposits of guano was taken up
and discussed az length and postponed till to
morrow HE
The joint resolution fran the House Tor the
relief OF the mail contractors, was received and
passed.
After an Executive session the Senate ads
iourDed
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" The Spring Styles Of Hats and Caps o1 all
7aFeiss can be found at l23 superior sirssl; aIsO
Shaker Hoods, Gloves, Travelling Bags, &c.
B. BUTTS
P.s.-OurS4 Silk Hat can't be beat.
mar2I sS70.
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NIORE CoUNTRHFFITs-

NEW YORK, March 20.
Counterfeit 9s purPorting 70 be on the MeF-
camille Bank Of this city are IL circulation
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~ Large lot good China ware and Glass ware
ct auction this day, at is2 Euclid street.
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l'ILONa OF A poRQ.

~ Best quality Mahogany Furniture at aus-
ton this day, at 1s2 EueIid street
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NOHTON.s OINTMENI,

FoI
sALT-RHEUM AND SCROFULA;
Psrmanoufy cures scsdhsad. RuEWOrs, and all Itching
Erupti1ns of tbs skin.
Tis omtmsnt psnetTatss the basis Of the disease
ross 70 It's vsry s0uresnd cures Cm the hosh beneath
% the skin OF the suacs sold IN Large glass boxes price
60 CENTS.
Prepared By eERRIr N5RTcN. Proprietor, New York
Dop5t at PEsFoLD. PAREER 4 MOwER's No. IS BssE-
soid 81 STRONG ARMSTRONG fsbes
DR. NcCLINTooK's CoLD AND COUeH Nix
vRr-Among the cold and cough "rsmsdies' that hoOa
che market this uons stands The solid basis Of true
medical sosncs Dr. McCnlOcK stands In The fCTe fron
Il the profession He stakes his TspUafion Whist be Of
fsFS ts ths sick genuine curative. Never has I'M
Vreparufiou falsihed his EnarnntT, trlce . cenls.
Sold by W1I. FISKE. and By STRONG ARM
STRONG ClsTeland- feb8
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Ok NEW VOLUMES OF BOSTON
~ Tract Societys. Catalogues on pIical lon. Of
Ds Ository, at lNGHAM RRAG3S-
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TlHE NEW PRONOUNCING BI-
Il BLE-Priee 25c. Just received ly
marl5 lNGHAM 4 BpAGl

NEW MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
IN Adela, the oeturoOn. just 81 90
hayes Arctic B9st 9QrueY g
lWeve Years OF Soldiers Life in Is
CFCODedia Of Scientific AneedOte Is
Life aud Correspondence OF Thomas ArnOIJ 90
ihurnburys Lie ln 20
Fisher Biyer Scenes and Characters 90
Redpaths Lie OF John Brown wn.............--.s 90
Dary OF Member Of the HoW ard Association 90
McCllntocks Fate Of Sir John FTsnklin l5
SchOa Days OF Eminent Men-Sims -. %
SELF Help price reduced IS
~ ~
Preachers and Preachng-AiurTay .............. 60
Good Fight-by Chas. Reads .......... IS
ALlnost "
Ne als True Woman hood. i %
ETery Woman her LAWYER ..,,,.......I 90
RrbeTtsOn.s Sermons, lth serie> 4 GO
HzITy Lee or Hope for the Poor .....--..l o.
Mary HOwitt's History Of Amo 2 o.
From Dawn te Daslight-Mrs Beeehsr .....-..-.l %
marl5 INGHAM = BRAGG.
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T BoztouAr's Puts.-''A Deed without
Nsns uzPassau dosi oas of bsholdins thoF OffPrinE
reach ti.soas mhnho1d With mind uriuiassd and sacu'-
tss undimiushsd-or Of pr0scrinE then from mine Of
h6den.asfuet woIbo Than living deuh. will hndan
able eoaajuior n thoie celebrated remedies
= sOld b all Diuslis,s Al ~ -, end 81 per boz.
nHF1I
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N. H. ALLAKDT, sec,y.
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EFA Warning TO the UuWaEy, and oas mighty
. SuEs"is eentainsd Ia the book,
"HUMAN FRkILTY, OR PHYSIOLOGICAL kE'
SEARCHES"
Il sxplunI fay Ard unsQ1vocalJ the secret causes Of
-oas S-u.-rsis and prossrutod possrI, Wth uaiail-
~ iu-s g eradicate even tEass and particle Of the
suo o disease that guaung thar iazdi, uny' but
Uursr eats away ana uuasrlnss the conatu ou leaving
nn hut he wreck OF his himsr self The victim Of this
tal tsaduay sasuld rot ole Eomsui IN pEecurng this
inVaiuahle work.
sold b. pr BARROW, ioi BlSsoksr street, N. =. Pres
g Eoslh. Soni nssoESIywhsre.
C-sold slso hy GAYLORD HA1fEOND ana W1f
EISKE, DrurEiltl, Cleveland, o. marn
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EsT1RLlsHRD A. d. 75l.-BRANDREThS 3
PILLS remove from The body is cavities, the bowels aad
tie Wuys q Ire ecusoa those dead matters, which oo-
u-on that poouI ar heavy feeling colds headaches, &C
sse pursy vestable Pills do upon healthy parts
srorpt 70 cleanse and puT Their tmsly use has saved
sny raleabls life and BraEdrshs Pilla should sTe-
fols, be in every house ready.
Dr. james Lul Of Potsam N. r., Wriiss Aug II, ls 3;
HImot with a man lthfeo weeks uso, Who had nhgaiy
injured his anger two OF three days before which caused
iamsnrs pain swelling and violent fever. When saw
hin, the pua snd swelling hhd extended to his shoulder
dspriVing hn Of rssi sleep The hand was turning
aark-cO0sed ths p0irt Of norheHuon igO thsrs
evening and curing the e gave him vhsle box Of
piIs applied yeast rouhics, and saved his life F"
Principal once No 2si Canal St., New York scld By
A. s. GaIdnsr No. Superior street. ClsvslnHd; and By
j. 3, Wheedon Hudson and al roSpsctabls dealers IN
1adioines, Plics 25 cents. ma.2ldhH
RRYAN's FAsrELEs VERAIIFUGE.
From sfate Of Maine 10 Baton Rouge.
AL ku0w BRTaH's NkRNIFueEi
llstglcES. harmless death % worms
OF All aizes, kinds, and formsi
HoiheTf feel indeed, secure,
With this painless peerless cure.
Pat up "a battles. price 21< dimeE
sold b. WM, FISKE, and By STRONG ARM
DE. jas. NCCLIETOcK's PEcTORLL SYRUP.-
In ths ,ssngy hopeless as vel as the earlier stages
houie Ing complaints SHEA ths eCushing is sinceEaHt
tRs thrf uafsd VII mucus the chest sunk, the lungs
sru nnd ne ErsuIh gons this soothing, runquiiEng
oounfsr-irrtnn and restorative, VII from mpond
tnf death
PEica sIo0. s0ld by WM. FISKE, and By STRONG +
ARMSTRONG, ,CleTelanf. fsb2
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spttial Notifes,

ydoa ESswoETH SSs Sd7 CO. sapsTS' ss1sss ..
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J.J. ELWRLL, Pres't I. d. u AssOeIA'lon'
Mrs. s. B. PACE, Pres't L. @. Union.
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W. GAIL. CHRISTIAN AK,
~ W. GAIL L AK,
NJ. MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS
SMOKING, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO
SNUFF AND CIGARS
ALSO,
IMPORTERS
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS,
PIPES, SNUFF BOXES, &c
No. 2S BARRE STREET,
nlStf between Charles and Light streets, Baltimore
NFANUFAC TTTRED TORACCO
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paper Banging ana dpbolstsrp

FNGLISH, FRENCH, SWISS,
GERMAN AND ITALIAN
JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS,
Just opening at
CANFIELD, BRO CO.'S.
0ND0N WATCHES,
COPENHAGEN WATCHES,
LIVERPOOL WATCHES,
AMERICAN WATCHES,
For sale by CANFIELD, BRO. & co
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
DIAMONDS UNSET,
RUBIES, EMERALDS;
SAPPHIRES,
PEARLS, &c, UNSET
For sale wholesale and retail by
CANFIELD, BRO. Il Co
ETRUSCAN JEW ELRY, styles Pearl Jewelry
Csrbunce, Coral and Mosaic Jewelry, imported direct
Fer sale by Garfield, BRO 4 CO.
WEDDING PRESENTS of the richest and rarest kinds
now opening at CANFIELD, BRO Il CO.
NEW STYLES MALACHITE WRITING DESKS
Dressing Cases, Glove Boxes Portfolios, nksands Enve-
pe Cases Jewel Cases. Paris Fans Opera Glasses London
Gold Watch Chains.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS IN GREAT VARIETY.
The above goods selected by Of the firm in Europe
this offered moderate prices wholesale and
retail.
CANFIELD, BRO 4 CO.,
IL ~ Dali.
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hlANuEk / FORSnT H. -. - LEWIS Coz

aANuEk 1; FoRSITH -. - - LEWIS II Col
The UNDERSIGNED,
P R PRISE 7 ORS ~
PIMLICO SNUFF MILLS AND
SMOKING TOBACCO FACTORY,
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
Have removed their place of business FROM Y Exchange
Place to
No 81 FAYETTB STREET, three doors west Of Charles
Where will be found stock of Manufacture o:
SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBACCO OF ALL GRADES,
EVERY STYLE or PACKAGES.
In part follows
SCOTCH sNUFF-loose in bbs, and kegs.
do. do. In beef and calf bladders packed in bbs
and tlcrces
do. 10. In H. bottles; in 6, ana duz cases
do. do. In 2;.nd on. papers, in bbls. u and
dCz. cases
MACCOBOY SNUFF-In tierces, kegs, lars a hotDas
COARSE SNUFF-ln tierces kegs, and jars
STEM SNUFF-In bbls.
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Nos. !, 2 and 3, cut and dry, in bbls, pound ount
and quarterpound papers, neatly put up in gross IhaI2
gross boxes ~
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO
or all grades loose in hbS also in pound half pound and
quarter pound and in packages of u and oz
Also in 10 h. bales, manufactured
Tobacco carefully selected by US ~ ~
~ We would solicit a share of your patronage
an . FORSYTH x COLE,
81 Fayette street door, west Of Charles
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10nses, It,. for Sals aR0 Bert.

DGusss, It,, for SAX aRS 8eat.
! GROUND RENT OF $40 PER ANEUM-
North saratoga SeeHS It
ao original but 0 RsR For sale by
49, 49, FOR SALE.-The desirable THREE
#,,sl STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with Back
~ Building, No. les GARDEN STREET, near Hoffman
HUGH JENKINS & co.
JalO If Is Second street.
fts.f NEW ''CORN EXCHANGED BUILDING.
HE HEfH REt4Rd5 Fn%EEs s9a @ETf rs
change Buildings are offered FOR Bent
d8R'a0n 10 De maae Chairman of BadRs
DEW IN GRACE CHURCH FOR SALE
py P a 81 H sTSHS9 WTSR q Western Aisle 80, Ap
o. FOR RENT THE FOUR-STORY
EAiiH WAREHOUSE, south side BALTIMORE STREET,
d between Entaw and Paea srfftf No 81 A s%1 to
CROUND RENTS.-S336 ON DWELLINGS
'"' cue ''''''' S''t GEO. L. HARRISON,
dlU 6O'Donnell's wharf
OFFICE FOR RENT.-No. 2 of the FRANK
MIN BUILDING. corner of North and Baltimore ss
The Office Is the second above Baltimore street. North
TT n. REID AGENT,
rs fSf4 fSSsr ESQ., sayss siFsf
Of 500 Also Country Seats Farms, Houses, all kinds Wes
rent 'iUS 'or exchange houses ei.t FOR
o. FOR SALE.
@;;sI TWO STORY AND ATTIC DWELLING on
Dawson street. near Pratt, No g. will be sold low on
application to G L. HARRISON,
mlSd 6ODonnells wifi
ELlGIBLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,
OR FOR EXCHANGE
FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
These Lotsare situated Madison avenue near Hoffman
street Appyat the office ofthe Daily Exchange ie29t
o. FOR RENT.-Double House, No. ~ St.
@ Paul street above Baltimore street. now occupied by
49, Mrs Adams as BOARDING HoUSE-would suit for
DWELLING No 4S north Calvert street above Lexington
OFFICES AND ROOMS, No Calvert street near to Bar
NUNS, second and third floors.
s24dtf W. W. GLENN, 20 N. Charles street
o. VALUABLE FARMS, HOUSES, LOTS,
Fiii ORSALE-A Farm Of 30Oacres in Queen Anne's
As4Acounty having many great resources improvements
good, and has fine facilities for communication with Ba
Y Also numerous well located and valuable Farms in
Baltimore Hartford, Frederick Prince Georges other
counties OF Maryland many of which will be sold little
more than the cost of Improvements.
PLANTATIONS AND FLOURISHING ESTATES IN
VIRGINIA a magnificent Estate in Amherst county con-
tanning 100 acres, mile from the city of Lynchburg,
having front of about miles James River will be sold
for SSOOOO Large tracts of Grazing and Timber Land in
Virginia.
Lands in Pennsylvania Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri
kentucky Tennessee Georgia. and OhGr Western and
Southern States These lands will be sold exchanged for
merchandise very reasonable.
HOUSES large and small in all parts of the city for SALE
and RENT GROUND RENTS bought and sold MONEY
LOANED ON MORTGAGE. BONDS, STOCKS and other
securities exchanged for Real Estate
JAMES BOYD,
Of uIstra
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gabIft Sales.
STEAMSHIPS.

&C. ERERT re J 81 D
The rev and elegant aTo sSreT Estfe9f%0sbhip
WILL LEAVE SPEARS WHARF - ''OAA'
ON TUESDAY, January 18th,
Cabin passagewh elegant Sateroom recommendations SIS
No feght received after p O'Clock on day DISABLING
No bills of ladng signed after departure Of the steamer
SAML. T. PEARcE, Agent,
Will leave again on Saturday, 2Sth instant
rms line may De considered as permanent, and punctua
Agents IL savannah, BRIGHAM, BALDWIN co. ja9tf
<GRTh OHARLES TON.
- THRoUGH f ~ F4F THS B R5ES:
''s "''' CLASS ''' aTo S5th5HSn POINT"
viii leavespear's wharton
at o'clock, P NJ, precisely
10 sht Teceiyed after u o'clock on the day of sailing
no BINS or ladlng will be signed after the departure othe
SAMUEL T PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W CA1DWERT eaEs SNart
Weaye Baltimore again on the 23th Fof january Pune
GFFh NEW YORK
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS
THE SCREW STEAMSHIPS
P PQRRRN ERsRuRc Capt Capt & &rV Watts %ascn
LOCUST POINT, CAPT b. French
GEORGES CREEK, Capt ]. Wiett.
Having been reftted with and powerful Machinery
will hereafter
LEAVENEW YORK,
From Pier II, N. R, and
BALTIMORE,
From Spears wharf,
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, MAX
ING THE PASSAGE
IN FORTY HOURS.
Merchants rely upon the greatest regularity and
dispatch by this line "
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. Shippers to Boston, Provi.
ed by this line free of comm ssion
Apply to SAMlI T. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 SPEARS wHARF.
or to II. 3. CROMW ELL * CO,
,o Sc WEST STREET,
aI9-tI New York.
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%F% BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
aaasthhsaaG WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK.
The well known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS, VIM
4. Hallett. commander, and JOS EPH WHITNEY, Solomon
Howes, commander, with fine accommodations for passen
gers will sail for Boston EVERY SATURDAY at u O'clock
~ alternately: Fare sl2, including Meals and Stateroom
FREIGHT taken at lowest rates
A l.
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St0tks, Gxtbanas, TT.

Stocks, Gxtbanas, 1T.
L1IRST CLASS DRY GOODS AND GRO
s GERS Four Months PAPER wan @s1t b LEE 60
WRBssTT22SS or AN Tspti MA A VIRGINIA
jastf JOSIAH LEE & co.
| ct. LOUIS, CINCINNATI and LOUISVILLE
R sSf PAPER negotiated sy 1rr.c,
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY
" ja9t JOSIAH LEE & co
LNIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK for sale by
10. ISRAEL COHEN,
FRANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
dI9tf No 5 North street
A DVANCES MADE ON COLLATERALS BY
IA dl9-tf TH0S. J. CARSON.
ENOUPONS-For interest of State debt of Cali
'''i" uus January ISL io PE Nj GqsT Bros
n2l-tf II Smiths wharf up stars.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
' NOTES constantly wanted, at lowest rates by
i7tf POS Baltimore Street
vi ARYLANo COUPON SIZES = F. s fHf sale BY
nlStf No. "a Second street
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
l IS ~ 10 suit JNo. s. Cuttings &C So 4 CO.,
EXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA FOR
lAsae in sums to suit JN0. ;. CUTTINGS 4 co,
o25-u 20 South street
TTNION BANK STOCK WANTED BY
J28-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank
EHRANKLlN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
j28tf Basement Chesapeake Bank
STATE OF MARYLAND PER CT. STOCK
sastf s"'' y sAML. HARRIS & SONS
baltimore h OHIO RAILROAD BONDS
N " NV PH. SULLIVAN
ol5-tf No. p Second Street
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK; FARMERS
" and Merchants BANK Stock; Baltimore and Ohio Raj
s22,tf sAML HARRIS & SONS.
MISSOURI SIX PER CENT. BONDS FOR
U ~ BY P. n p s s. gde6Vd Street
STERLING EXCHANGE.
auls.tf 9Grocer's Exchange.
nLD SILVER COIN WANTED by
jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
1T T1tt LAMBERT b FacS GdTT IN &S,s
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY 10
" sIAH LEE co. j2tf
ENXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO Il co.
r. San Francisco. Cal, and on P G BoMBALIER CO.,
spl0h II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER CO.,
je-u corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
jeltf baltimore and Harrison SITS.
TTNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
- by PHILIP COVER & co,
jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
ap2 ST. y il>i Exchange H;s Place
TTNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
u apl4-H JNO. s. GITTIN GS & co