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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-04
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OLD ABE AMONG THE CHLDREN.-Our
Sunday school in the Five Points was assem-
blcd, one Sabbath morning. Il few months
since, when | noticed tall and remarkable
looking man enter the room and take Il seat
among us. He listened with fixed attention TO
our exercises, and his countenance manifested
such genuine interest, that | approached him
and suggested that he might be willing to say
something to the children. He accepted the
invitation with evident pleasure, and coming
forward began simple address, which at once
fascinated every little hearer, and hushed the
room into silence. His language was striking
iy beautiful, and his tones musical withintense
feeling. The little faces around him would
droop into sad conviction as lie uttered sen
fences of warning, and would brighten into
sunshine as he spoke cheerful words OF prom
Use. Once or twice he attempted to close ms
remarks, but the imperative shout OF Go on J!
ooh, do go ont" would compel him to re-
sumo. AS looked upon the gaunt and sinewy
frame of the stranger, and marked his power
ful head and determined features, now touched
into softness by the impressions Of the mo-
ment, | felt an irrepressble curiosity to learn
saiaething more about him, and when he was
eEietly leaving the room | begged to know his
name. He eourteously replied, at is Abra
ham Lincoln from Illinois ~
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ABSENT MINDED PEoPLE.-Talking of alb
sence of mind, (said the Rev. Sidney Smith, J
the oldest instance happened to me once in
forgetting my own name, l knocked at Il
door in London, and asked if Mrs. B. was at
home. Yes sir; pray what name shall
say :" looked iii the mans face astonished
what name? Aye, that is the question
what is my name! l believe the man thought
me mad but it is literally true that during the
space of two or three minutes, had no more
idea Of who | vas than if had never existed
| did not know whether | was a dissenter or Il
layman | felt as dull as Sternhod or Hop.
kins. At last, tony great relief, it flashed
across me that | was Sidney Smith | heard,
also, of a clergyman who went jogging along
the road until he came to IL turnpike. "What
is to pay % "Pay, sir for what % asked the
turnpike man. "Why, for my horse, to be
sure" "Your horse sir what horse Here
is no horse, sir" ''No horse God bless me p
said he, suddenly looking down between his
legs, 81 though | was on horseback"
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40 G. N. PATCHEN, JR.-This
C5AS1 Thoroughbred; fast trotting young Stallion
~ y was raised by 7. n. Black, of Bordentown n.
VI, and is fine Dark Bay color, without any
white-l6 hands hgh,weighs 1850 pounds,-four years
old the Sth of Nav 1860.
lie was sired by the celebrated trottng Stallion, G. NJ
acheni g. NJ Patchen was by Cassius NJ Clay; Cassius
NJ Gay was by Henry Clay out of the dam of the cele-
nraed John Anderson; Henry Clay by Andre jackson
Out OF the trottlng mare Surrey; Andrew jackson by
Young BaShRw who was b. imported Grand Bashaw:
te dam OF Andrew jackson was by the well-bred
NhN-hot and WhN-not by Old Messenger: and the
grandam OF Andrew jackson also by Old Messenger
The dam " q. NJ. Patchen, Jr sired by a son of
the celebrated running horse Sir Henrv his granda by
the thoroughbred stallion John Richards
TERMS:-George NJ Patchen ,r will stand at the sta
bic OF the subrcrber, in Holden and limited nun
her OF Mares until Sept ls 1850 Twenty-Five Dollars
the season. to be paid the first time of service. All Mares
at the risk of the owners. b. W. ABBOTT
Holden May Is, 1850. d2rn* myl6
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X. d. PHARMAKEEDEs, professor of thcolo.
gy in the University OF Ohio, died in Athens,
Greece, on the LIST of May. He originated the
"Athcna, the earliest newspaper published in
modern Greek Baurbas and Oikonomos had
deceased before him; thus within five years
have died the three most distinguished sclol-
ars, ecclesiastics, and patriots, that Greece
could boast Only Corag, who died in 1885,
was their superior in scholarship, and in the
influence he cxerted in the cause of Gre!cian
indcpcndencc.
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EvERARDUs BoGARDUs, AND THE DUTcH
School MAsrER.-rhe first school master
who ever welded the terule in New York
came here in April, 1888, on board the good
ship Soutberg, from Holland, in company with
stately old EverardGs Bogardus, the domino
who married Anneke JAMS and owned Jointly
with her so goodly portion of worldly
wealth which afterwards came down TO Trini-
ty church in conjunction with much heart
burning and an interminablc lawsuit Adam
Roelandsen Tor Rolandson) was the first
school master of Manhattan Island and his
name should be remembered as that of the
local tutear saint of the book and the terue.
He came in other good company, too, for
Wouter Won Twiler, the new Director Gencr-
al, was on board the same ship-good old
Wouter, whose luminous decisions and portlv
breadth Of person have been so drolly earica-
ture4 by Irving, and who really seems to have
been not only thriving and prosperous mer-
chant, but quite as good governor-spitc of
traditional ridicule-as the times could very
well afford for such an outofthe-way and lever.
troublesome colony as New Amsterdam. Ad-
am Roelandsen had not pedagogic charge of
great extent. The little tin horn with which
he called his dilatory charges from the school
house door on sunshiny mornings, could be
heard over all the settlement and the school.
house itself was only Of rough slabs, of hight
enough to clear the head of the pcdagogue,
and dozen feet each way in extent.
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TERMS ora YERTIsINo-

Adv EkIIsEMENTs pu5i- ed in the DAILY fur Al M
ior lhree inser'io and 20 cents for each sub
,e4ue"' insertion Ten lines or Iess) constitute a
square" Advertisements ordered inside ~ - .--
prominent place as also those largely displayed vii,
nc charged extra rates Contracts by the NAV he
made on liberal terms may "
IN WEEKLY First insertion 81 per square; each sinh
y All transient Advertisements must be pa;d d,
aarace yearly or regular advertisers will be reouire5
TO make quarterly payments t"iieu
- 10 grqtaifo4s advertisements. No report reso.
lUens or proceedings Of any corporation society on
association, and communication designed call atte
ZION to any matter of limited individual interest can
De lnserted, unless paid for Advertisement
~ Inc Publishers will not hold themselves respou
sole for any errors that may occur beyond the amour
charged for the Advertisement
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These Waters give the most Instantaneous and perfect
relief and when persevered with according to directions
fail to effect a rapid and lasting cure Thousands
have been restored to perfect health who have tried
other in vain TO all classes and to all constitu
lions they blessing and cure-none need despair
matter how long the disease may have existed OF
however may be- provided the organic structure
Of the vital organs is not hopelessy decayed Every one
afflicted should give them an impartial trial
TO VOCALISTS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS these
Waters are peculiarly vauabe they will in ONE DAY re
move the most occasional hoarseness and then
regular for few days will all times increase tn,
power and exblity of the voice. greatly improving it
tone compass and cleaness for which purpose they ar
regularly used by many professional yocalists
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y
Price rs cents per box
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- VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE

(7a4 FOR SALE. - Two VALUABLE
HI HOMESTEADS.-Each comprising a new House,
z-AB Barn, and or 10 acres Of the best Land Only q
mile from the Post Office in this city. Will be sold cheap
For further particulars, inquire Of T. NJ LAMB Harrng-
ton Corner, Worcester d,EJytf mchg
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= a VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
| ,UMBER YARD FOR SALE OR TO

| NJ BE LET'-The Lumber Yard the corner of Cen
tal and Mon streets formerly occupied by Edwin Cha
pin, and having branch track along side the lot
connecting with the Worcester and Nashua and over
that with all the other Railroads in the ctv Terms b.
eral. The lot will be substantially fenced the coming
Spring WILLIAM A. WHEELER
ia
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DEOPLE'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
4 ANCE COMPANY, Worcester. Massachusetts,
with Cash Capital of over ss23:5, 900.
and Available Capital of over Sis, 900.
Insure Buildings Merchandise, and Personal Property
generally, both the Stock and Mutual plan as IA
vOrahle terms any sound and well Stock or
Mutual COMPANY. The first class OF Dwelling Houses
aud their attachments, Farm Buildings and their CON
tents, insured for five years, upon the pri
cple at the rate charged in the Mutual depart
mcnt Buildings in progress Of erection, repair, in
surcd for any time desired reasonable terms, Losses
equitablv adju ted and promptly paid.
Applications for insurance NAV be made at the Com
panN' Office. or 10 any of its Agents
AUGUSTUS n. CURRlEli Secretary.
HENRY CHAPLIN, President.
SAMUEL H. COTTON, Treasurer
DIRECroRs.-licury Chaplin, Joseph Pratt. GIoratio \
Tower Joseph BOyuen James H. Wall, Jonathan Luther
Henry Gouldinp Edward Earle Putnam W. TAFT, f.
L. Brigham, Timothy 5. stone John c. Mason, Samuel
II; Cotton, Dwight Foster Chas, w Frceland.
ia9 1Ewcowlv
III AMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE CO..
IL Of Springfield, Mass,
Cash Capital paid i'll. sl50000 90
Accumulated Surplus 10000 90
CHARLES MARSH, Secretary.
VIII insure Real and Personal Property against Fire on
application to WM :. DENNY, Agent
At the office ofAIecharic Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Waldo Block Worcester.
a2O DIT
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n /
LIBERALITY OF Gov. SEwARD.-Our read
ers will reeollect the recent burning of the
barns and other outbuiltlings attached to Gov.
SEwARDs residence in Auburn. A man
named MARTIN LAUGHLIN, who was working
with all his might to prevent the fire from com
muncating to the mansion, fell from the roof,
dislocating his shoulder,a and receiving a number
of severe bruises, by which he was confined to
the house. On Saturday last Mr.. LAUGuLIN
received from Gov. SEWARD, a certificate of
deposit for 500, accompanied by the following
note
AUBURN, May o. 1860.
Dear ST:-I have been eApectfngN, that you
would be able TO call UponamG duSing my pres
ent stay here; but eaina@AtIiliregltt that you
are yet unable to go abroad. Being obliged to
leave home Immediately for s5sire.Weells hray
your acceptance of the within, togcfl7ef with
the expression Of my entire sympathy with
you i'll the suffering you have undergone, in
consequence of your brave and generous eff
forts to save my property and home from fire,
during my absence from the city. | will not
attempt to express my gratitude, for that
would be impossible
Very truly your friend
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Mr.. MARTIN LAUGHLIN.
Being asked for the letter, by the editor of
the Auburn Union, Mr.. LAUGHLIN consented,
saying "Be careful of it, and be sure to re-
turn it to me, for | had much rather lose the
certificate of deposit than the letter for while
the former only represents money, the latter
represents the heart Of Governor SEWARD"
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The most CERTAIN and speedy remedy discovered for
for all Diseases of the
CHEST AND LUNGS, COUGHS COLDS, ASTHMA
Consumption, Bronchitis Influenza, Hoarse-
ness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Ihroat NC. Ne.
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3HlsteIlaneous.

We would respectfully call the attention of Carpenters
and the public generally to our large stock Of
DOORS, WIND VS. BLINDS AND SASHES.
which offer for sale at very low prices We have
Windows glazed with German, English and American
Glass.
For instance, will sell Windows, 9xl2 and 9x13,
sXl2 and 9xl9 for l,29 to sl25 cheaper Lip Windows
glazed fdesired l0Xl4 and 0Xl5 Lip Windows IL thick
for sl,44 to sl50 and Doors it. ink # in II thick
for SIC and upwards Nice Bevel Doors, II thick, made
of Western lumber, for sl33 Blinds 9xl2 and 9x rs
windows GOOD, first quality Blinds, well painted with
three coats Of paint. with trimmings complete
One-half rolling shades from Is to 20c extra.
We give you the above prices as they are sizes most
used other sizes we will sell in proportion Work
made to order reasonable terms
Please call and examine, before purchasing elsewhere,
at the junction of Main and Southbrdge streets only
few rods south Of City Hall, Worcester, Mass.
apl4 diff u. & G. p STEVENS
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MlktaIs Mm6hnrf Kf
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS.
Ill r ID w A RE,
CUTLERY AND GUNS.
SCHAEFFER e. LONEY.
IMPORTERS,
No. 3 HANOVER STREET

BALTIMORE,
Invite the attention Of Country Merchants visiting this
cty TO an examination OF their stock, which in variety and
price will compare favoraby with similar stocks in Of
the Northern cities.
Orders from responsible and prompt dealers respectful
sohclteu dl6-tT
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ID Z NJ V A L.
N G. /. HOFFMAN CO.,

- DEALERS IN HIDES, LEATHER, UIIl, &c,
Would respectfully inform their friends and the public that
they have REMOVED from the old stand of South
and Second streets, to No 81 LOMBARD STREET, first
house West of Calvert street. where with increased stock
greater facilities for business they hope contn
ance Of the patronage they have SO long enjoyed
ia2f G, L, HOFFMAN & co.
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9nblit SaIfs.
BY r. W. BENNETVT az co
DECEIVER,S- TE-@-'-"No-N-
LARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK
OF
DRUGS. DYESrUEES. MEDICINES ETC

LARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK
DRUGS, DYEsruFFFss, MEDICINES, ETC.
CITY p nf % decree OF the Superior Court Of Baltimore
Plsaant and George j. Fischer is defendant the under
pery sell by public aacton at Messrs 6Neii Fis pH
9TS a1oS Il SlARR STREET near Baltimore street on
asy Of oand HE IS M and every thing
,N0TlCE-The entire Stock. Fixtures and Go5d viii of
any one DESTROYS Of ing into Inc W6oaae Brngg
The Stock large and very complete, with fresh
Persons wishing examine the stock can do so any time
where PeGoT and e sap s
be examined on and after the 9th February.
viii With interest and security Be receiver
ja2teotloF&dts Auctfoneers
Or FORECLOSURE OF A MORTGAGE.
I SALE OF yANhYAR RfEv F sRp TRE ON ROSS
by virtue OF Power of Attorney executed to the under
at public auction, the premises THURSDAY the 10Th
PFcE G oR fAkGEL OF GROUND situate
am y s IN the city OF Baltimore aforesaid and described
BEGINNING for the the line of the southwestern
from the formed by the nteTsect on Of
ae % @ side of said street and the northwest
ery bounding the souhwestenmos side Of Ross street
street hundred feet thence southeastery parallel with
Ross street feet and thence norheasery bya
BKcS 2G9ys % by six neat and comfortable
lars.
And also AILTHAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND
situate and lying in the city of Baltimore aforesaid and
described as follows that is say Begnnin the same
on Ross street. at the west of said Union
street and running thence norhwestey, binding on Ross
street twenty-five feet thence southweSerly parallel with
Union street. sixty feet lot subeased by Grand
son ASqulth TO certain Joseph Walker thence parallel
WITH Ross street twenty two feet to Union street thence
binding thereon to the place Of beginning This lot is i'm
proved by new and welbuilt three story BRICK HOUSE.
suitable for Store and Dwelling, and is subject the an
nual ground rent of twenty dollars and fifty cents
And also ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND,
situated in the city of Baltimore aforesaid described as fol-
lows to wit: Beginning for the the west side of
mon street. at the distance OF one hundred feet from the
northwest Of Ross and Union Streets and running
thence northery, bounding Union street. thirty three
eet to the lot lastly above described thence bounding
sad lot and parallel with Ross street, twenty-five feet
hence souhery, parallel with Union street. thirty
eet to supposed twenty feet alley; thence easery twenty
two feet to the place beginning This lot is bv
"A two-s Dry FRAME TENEMENT.
Terms of salcOnehird cash the day of SALE and the
balance IN equal payments credit of six and twelve
months with interest to be secnred to the satisfaction the
Undersigned JOHN j. SNYDER,
Attorney
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BY SAMUEL III. GOVEk
VERY VALUABLE
CUNNING AND FISHING SHORE
ON nLr DIIr

E1sI.f NEKl VALUABLE
Mill CUNNING AND FISHING SHORE
S<sh ON BACK RIVER,
-r.,,, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
W III be sold on TIL TUESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, Feb.
rooms, Second street.
Al that parcel of VALUABLE LAND AND IMPROVE
MENIS situated on Back river, adjoining Greenwood the
popery 81 EDWARD W C9megys, Esq, about eight miles
less " "
, The IMPROVEMENTS have been recently erected, and
have been built with every comfort and convenience for
FAMILY RESIDENCE.
r Also, fine SHORE on Back river which is navigabe
Tor steamboats,, and abounds with Fish and Wild Fowl
This property desirable for Sportsmen or may be
very productive n Market Garden.
call particular attention to those DESTROYS OF purchssn"
property of this description seldom favorable an op
porunity where pleasure convenience and interest
are combined.
Terms of half the purchase cash. balance
IN SIX months with interest and approved security.
fe4-ts I'd baltimore street
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C&1MEy CARRIAGES ! CARRIAGES!---The
sr=S2t subscriber has on hand at his extensive CAR
RAGE REPOSITORY, No IS South Gay street, the mos;
extensive and best of fashionable CARRIAGES
that can be found in the city Persons in want of Carriages
will find it to their interest TO give CALL deter
sell low for cash approved paper All work sold
my Repository warranted for welvs months Old Carria
GEES repaired or taken in exchange for new ones
Carriages received on storage or held commission.
s2I-tf WILLIAM MCCANN
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cslNA CARRIAGES

CARRIAGES
w. CARRIAGES!
The subscribers have on hand at their factory No 90
WEST FAYETTE STREET, a general assortment of Car
ages o: the most approved styles all of which will be sed
at the lowest prices for cash. approved paper All Carra
guaranteed for twelve months We respectfully invite
the public to call and examine our stock
n. Bold Carriages taken in exchange for new ones
n26-tf j. RIDDLEMosER, JR., l. co.
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EURLETT Il SONS
w.. CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
No. SO NORTH STREET
cssgA The undersigned having greatly en-
d- arged their premises aud increased their faeili:
ties beg leave call the attention of the public to their
extensive of every description efCARRfAGES finished
in the elegant style and durable manner which they
are prepared sell accommodating terms REPAIRS at
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
= JOHN CURlETT SON..
iv0ltf North STR Ralti
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Go-4artllersbip Aotifess.

G0-PARTNERSHlP-We have this day asso-
Scated with us WILLIAM p DAWSON, in the General
Commission and Shipping Business which will hereafter be
conducted under the firm of THOMAS II. MATTHEWS
SONS.
THOMAS r. MATTHEWS & son.
Baltimore, ID mo-, lst, 1852 c1-lm
TNIIOS. S. TURNER has this day BECOME
IL MEMBER OF OUR FIRM. The business hereafter will
be conducted under the firm OF Prick, PHILLIPS co
Baltimore, February lst, 1850 f4lw
nISSOLUTION-Th firm of LUCKETT &
NYOUNG is this day dissolved by mutual consent J.
H. LuCkc is alone authorised to settle the business said
firm j. II. LtCKETT,
TIOS. X. YOUNG.
Baltimore January %, 1860. ja3O2w
nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.-
1.-THE COPARTNERSHIP formerly existing between
JOHN II. TRAVERS and MARCELLUS A. MITCHELL,
under the firm Of TRAVEHS Il MITCHELL, DIS
SOLVED on the 18th instant by the death of John H. Ira
All persons indebted IA TIE above firm requested to
make immediate payment to the surviving partner, who is
alone authorized to collect ell debts due TO- and pay all
claims due by the firm.
NaRCELLUS A. MITCHELL
Survivor of Travers X Mitchell:
Baltimore, December 10Th, 1859. d26tf
MARCELLUS A. MITCHELL WILL CON
1FlTINUE THE SHIP CHANDLERY. SHIP BROKER
AGE AND COMMISSION hUSlN ESS at the old stand,
No SPEARS WHARF, for and on his own account,
risk and benefit. d26u
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StUtks, Gxtbanas, TT.

Union BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
fe7tfr Basement Chesapeake Bank.
MARYLAND STATE SIX PER CENT.
First Mortgage six cent Coupon Bonds,
BY fe7 City of Baltimore for s'leby Jos1Ag1EEk
ENRST CLASS DRY GOODS AND GRO
sfe7tfI w. .''''' - l''' jos" JOSIAH LEE 60
WESTON IA AND MANASSAS, VIRGINIA
ie.ti y - "''''' y JOSIAH LEE co
CT. LOUIS, CINCINNATI and LOUISVILLE
G zee PAPER negotiated b LEgsc,
{ COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY
~ f7f JOSIAH LEE x CT
BALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
lJby SAML HARRIS, Jr.,
fetu Basement Chesapeake Bank
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
r NBoNDs for by SAMUEL HARRIS HARRls, Jr,
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
y wanted by SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
ENREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
Il by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
fel0 Basement Chesapeake Bank
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD BONDS
Ja2o-t No 81 Second street,
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY BONDS
ja2otf no "A second street
missouri SIX PER CENT. BONDS FOR
ja2On No n Second street
E'RANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALEBY
dIatf No 5 North Street
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO h co
~ San Francisco, Cal and on P. c. BoMBALIER co,
~ - sums - '-''' PETDERGAsT BROS,
aplOn IT Smiths wharf, up stairs
A DVANCES MADE ON COLLATERALS BY
"a dl90 TH0S. J. CARSON,
GOUPONS-For interest of State debt of Cali
~ fornia, due January lst 1860, will be caahed by
n2ltf " " Smiths wharf up stairs.
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
Aasnms to suit. JNo 5. CUTTINGS & co,
o2ou % South street.
EXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA FOR
A - in sums to suit JNo. s CUTTINGS & co,
o25u ~ South street.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX co,
anlou 9Grocers Exchange.
OLD SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP COVER h Co,
Jel-u corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
- LAMBERT Cuttings,
Jllu So Buchanans wharf.
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY 10
~ SIAH LEE Il co. j2tf
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER 4 co,
lel-u corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER d co,
Jelu corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
I NCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
- by PHILIP COVER & co,
Ielf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
ap2st Exchange Place.
UNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
~ apl4f JNO S. CITING 4 co
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Johatrg.

A RMISTEAD, RIGGS Il CO.,
IA 81 EXCHANGE PLACE.
Have in store and offer to the trade the following brands
oil Manufactured Tobacco upon accommodations terms:
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O. a SEWEITRCo

U. a. SEWELh Il CO.,
H9SH sIEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
~s%@@ t1o.-. 2l3 PRATT STREET, WEST,
fp rave constantly hand at their establishments
Teas Wm OF fresh GROCERIES, consisting o. fine
in ST. mes Iopacco, English Pickles Sauces, &c Also
tomatoes Fresh supply of Dramatically Scaled Peaches
pubic VIII find it to their interest in giving our stock
- SS.iTIlilst0n before purchasing elsewhere.
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