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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-05
Let Every One consult his own In.
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THE Let Every One consult his own In.
BEST taeest
PLACE And buy at EVANS. Gin Rock store exsm-
TO inc the prc. of hook = 20. IN. e,n,;f i'm, IN
GET so freely scattpreJ among ,ur ,a, rons ,nJ
lOlk be satisfied that the only economical way Of
boOks buying books is at No. 67s Broadway, La
And large Hotel. Building. We guarantee per
"ifIs fect satisfaction. Judge for Yourselves.
Is Examine our plan of business. ANY one
Al can who VIII. Observe the daily distrihu-
EtANs tlon ofwatches gold and silver vest. chat
GIFT elaine and guard chains. bracelets c,m.,
BOOK mosaic. coral. gold .tope c,r,,, "a III
STORE. sets OF pin and clssps: lo,k a. l,rra nal;
No. 6.' um and small size: rings chased. plain and
bNohD- sci WIN stones cameo. goitstona. coral;
MAl, mosaic ahd engraved studs and sleeve hut
aEW TOMS scarf pms. crosses. gold pens and pen-
loKh ellis; gold pens in silver and morocco cases
Clll' and thousand other articles of use and
value.
VII with every book worth from 'JBcts to slVO00.
IPSEND FOR A CATALO,,uE
IL VIII cost you nothing, and will he valuable as q
'"ok OF reference, if nothing more.
Aaaress, u. ". EVANS 4 CO..
No. 6I1 Broadwa;, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-05

NJ B-A Word Of Explanation to those who
nav known u, Under the style of Evans & 20. The
business o'attd ny u- ~ No. Ga. Broadway. New York
n.y. Is the Oldest established house in the country md
IS KNOWN ~nrtd-wide the original Evans n Co.'S Gin
bo"hse"re Many have taken advansag. OF our
pePuafaS % advertise under the same name. to in
crease Their ira .e--to protect the few who may
lie unacauanted with US. would state tina, We have
no connection with any other Gin Book Nuuse--and
though many advertise under the name of Evans CO.
the firm constituted by ID. W Evans and !. H. Preston
is the first and only riPflly nsing the name
But to prevent all confusion in the future. .hal,
the style Of b. ". EVANS d CO.. and all persons
wrongially using the apeat;on to misead the public
will be made to suffer the penalty OF the law.
d. ". EVANS 4 CO.,
fs6nl9y) 6's Broadway. New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-05
FARMERa, rAKE NOTICE!

THE undersigned have on hand five Of ~
j Nf'S COMBINED REAPERS b NOWEhS
Of 1858 build, which they will dispose a sRs
months time, or for good horses, 8 -.
june 18th. lssa.1 ,JAR. \ e.. L.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
The useful and the Bonn,irnl.

The tomb Of Moses is unknown, but the
traveller slakes his thirst at the well Of
Jacob The gorgeous palace ofthe wealth.
lest and wisest OF oil monarchs, the cedar,
and gold. and ivory, even The great tenn
pie Of Jerusalem, holloyed by the visible
glory Of the Deity himself. are gone; but
Solomou's reservoirs are now perfect as
ever. OF the ancien, architecture of the
holy city. not one stone is left upon another;
but the pool of Bethesda comm .nds the
pilgrim 8 reverence at the present day
The columns Of Persopolis are moulder-
ing in the dust; but its cislerns and its
aqueducts remain to challenge our sdmi.
ration. The golden house Of Nero is a
mass Of ruins; but the Aqua Claudia, still
pours into Rome it's limpid stream. The
temple Of the Sun, at Tadpor in the viii.
derness. has fallen; but its fountains spar
kls in the suns rays as when its colouadet
were throhged with thousands of worship
pers. 1t may be tha. London will share
the fate of Babylon, and nothing be lef
to mark it site but mounds of crumblihl
brick. The Thames would continue t
flow as it does now, ANY work Of ar
should rise over the deep ocean Of time, w
may we'll believe that it will neither be
palace or temple, but some vast aquduc
or reservoir; and If any name should has
through the mists Of antiquity, it will b
that Of The man who sought the happines
Of his fellow-men, rather than glory, an
linked his memory to some great work {
national utility or benevolenre. This
the true glory, that outlives all others, an
r shines with undyiLg lusre from gener'
ton to generation, imparting to VOL
something Of its own Immortality, az
rescuing it from the ruin which ovsrtak'
I the ordinary monuments Of historical tr
9 dition or mere magni6cence. g
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19

Here is an eloquenI passag" ie r'nge 70
the venerable church edihces Il the old
world. reared at vast sums, often III got'
but throwing wide their doors to prince
and peasant, saint and sinner.
These temples how far do they cores
rond With The idea of that religious senti-
men, from which they originally sprung!
In the old world the history Of such edih,
90. tboucb not without its shadow, had
many bright lines. Kings and EmPerors
naid oftentimes for the materials and Ia.
bor' p A price of blood and plunder, and
many a wretched sinner sought by con.
tribT,ions of stone for their walls to roll
off the burden he had laid on his CON
science Sill the community amid which
tbev rose knew little Of these drawbacks
Pious legends attest the purity Of feeling
associated with each circumstance Of theis !.
building. Mysterious orders. of which
we know only that they were consecratsd
to brotherly love and the deyelC9pmen. OF
Mind NJ nrodaced the genius which anlmas'
cd ,bs architecture; but the casting OF the
balIs and suspending them IN the tower
WAS an act in which all orders Of the com n
munity took part; tor when those calhe
Jrals were consecrated, it was for the us'
of all. Rich and poor kuelt tCgs'nsr Up p
ON their marble pavements, ana the lmps
rial altar welcomed the oosourou' "i"o-
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19

The King can do no Wrong--The
Washington correspondent Of the N. Y.
Tribune, makes these briei notes Of the
excitement produced by the Presidents
late extraordinary message to the House,
"The Presidents message, prote sting
against Mr.. Covode' investigation, created
intense excitement in the House. He has
done nothing SO foolish since writing his
Pittsburgh letter. The idea of the Pros
ident pleading jurisdiction like a crimi.
nal at the bar, and seeking to avoid in-
ouiry by technical prelexts, is dlscredita-
]ble 70 the Office. The whole tone of this
documen: is conceded to be weak and pu.
Grille IN spirit -
"Mr. Sherman briefly. but eGsctually
vindicated the power Of the House topur
sue the investigation in every way. ant
cited the clauses ofihe Constitution bear
ibe upon this power as the basis Of i'm
peachments. When Mr.. Craige, Of N. c.
inquired why the inquiry had not bee
made through the Judiciary committee
+ Mr.. Sherman promptly answered that tn
! House was the Judge Of it's own rroprie
ty, and desired no instruction from tn
President"
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
Should lie!

1ra Teller catch feller carrying oil his
wood, should feller whale feller, If
Teller could? ..h ..a.N ,
If a body spy body creeping round
his lot. should body treata body to a
load of shot2 E.a. ..} :,
liza body catch OOdy stealing his "O'd
rye,p shouldn't body kick body till 9
body cryY iasa :,
Tia body see a body appropriate hi
hat, should a body lick a body just fO'
doing ihatH -. !.
ia body catch body winkip, at hi
wife, should a body with a pistol take
body's life? ..y 80 ,l-
Il a body love body with, q body
might, should a body kiss y body IN he
mammals slghl2 .sI
EH"1 Say. ."said worthy fellow to hi
friend, do you know that Jones said 20
were not ct to clean his shoes!" ''
"Did he2,, was the reply,,'1 hope 70
defended me-" .' g. +
j, Eyes, that I did"
!. "well. how did you do Oit?"
"of course, said you wsre,"
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
Q CoItNTy OFFICERS.

Judee Of FGirfsa CommSH Pleas Colzt-HENRY
G. WHITMAN ,residence Lancaster, Ohio.
Probate Judge-JESSE LEoHNER, once IN Puoiic
Building. '.-is f' m,.,a,,,o,,n
Prosseating AtOrnsy--JAMRs W. STlNcHOoMB'
.Shsrif--AARoN w. EBRIGHT, Office at Jail. y
CLERK Of COurt-JoHN G. RAlNEY, once PuohC
Building
Treasurer-P. G. BENADUM, Office Public Building
Recordsr--A. SYFERT, Office Public Building.
Sarvsyor-B. S. HANNUM, Once, Tallmadge Block
Coroner-L sHEFFER, residence, Madison tp.
ship, DANIEL COLLINS ofAmanda Township.
School Eraminers-WM. w. WHITNEY,, ,JOHl
WILLIAMS and Rev. J. F. REINMUND. 's.,,.tg
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
Needle.WOTk.

There is something extremely pleasant,
aud even touching-at least, of very soft,
and winning eiect-in this peculiarly Of
heedle-work, distinguishing women flom
men. Our own sex is incapable OF any
such by.p!ay aside from the main business
of life; but women-be they Of what earth
ly rank they may, however gifted with in
tellect or genius. or endowed with awful
beauty u have always some little handi'
work ready to Gil the tiny gap Of every
vscant moment. A needle is familiar Il
the fingers. of them all. A queen, NJ
doubt. plies it on occasion; the woman
poet can use it as adroitly as her pen; tb
woman's eye that has discovered ney
star turns from it's glory TO send the pc
lished little instrument cleaning alonI
her handkerchief or to darn casual fra
in her dress. And they have greatly tn
advantage of US in this respect. The slen
der thread of silk or cotton keeps ther
united with the small, familiar, general il
terests of life, the continually operatin
influences Of which do 80 much for th
7 health oi the character, and carry off whl
would otherwise be dangerous accumr
lation of morbid sensibility. A vast de-
!, of human sympathy runs along this ele'
u trio line, stretching from the throne
9 the wicker-chair of the humblest sean
l. stress, and keeping high and low in a spt
). cies of communion with their kindred b
a ings. Methinks it is token of heallt
:, and gentle characteristics. when womt
q of hig thoughts and accomplishment
a love to sew. especially as they are nev
,r more at home with their own hearts tn
a while SO occupied. ....
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
RooK AVID JOB PRINTING.

1--WE are prepared to execute all descriptions LOB
WORK: such as CARDS, ClRC'bARs, PoSIEks,
AND FANCY JOBBING, with new and superiortype,
Come and see US; you will always meetthe smiling
face Of Lang and Father Wright, whose presence
makes everybody easy and at home. ul ! LnW-I ~
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
FLOWING.

{ Messrs. EDIraRs:-Ruralizing In the
rural districts Immediately surrounding
Lancaster. is my deligh,,aud have a pen
chant for penning the doings of the far
mers. The "Ercelsior Manor" Of DA'
Rus TALtMAEoE Esq, has frequently ex'
cited my admiration, both for its superior
cultivation and means OF qualification af.
forded our citizens. Last week I witness
ed some mqgnnm bonans ploWing in his
seventy acre meadow, now being cultivat-
ed for corn. The two plows used are
what are called tie ''Nsw Columbus,
Plow." prOprietored by j. L. GILL& Son,
Columbus, Ohio, and agented by +, j.
BovINa, Esq, hardware merchant Of our
city. Following the plOws around the
field, and conversing with Messrs. CRuTCH'
Err and LEONARD. the experienced plow-
ers, / had ample opportunities for fully as
certainiug it's merits, each plowing two
and half acres per day. The skim OF
sod plow in front turns about three inch
es Of the sod into the furrow, while tie
plov behind. pulverizes as it turns sever
inches Of the under soil on top, complete
ly covering the sod, manure, stn nbble' o.
other substances. according TO the lane
plowed, thus placing the fertilizing mate
rials at the roots Of the grain or corn whel
growing, aud SO pulveriSing aud levellinI
the soil above that it is ready for plant
ing or sowing without the usual previou
harrowing--the sod and stabble rottinl
sooner and more easily than when expo
sed to the atmosphere--even with tw
horses, instead Of thts6 abreast as com
monty employed, running asGlight as
single piow aud With less manual labor
the .plowmap; being invaluable for dee
tilling. with two small horses, plowing
narrow and deep iurrow. Two such PloV
with three horses abreast each, accou
plishing as much as three single ploy
dragged by six horses, saving the lab
Of one man aud plow, the land dee
lsplOughedbyit standing drouth bett
than any other1 placing the sod aud stu
bic so far Beneath the surface that it c.
tivates new as nicely as sold Aud-and
though the pirce is s25, II . 50 nu
tnole economical than the single plo
that it pays the excessof cost in one 81
son. With single plow,s farmer Q
only cultivate one farm, that s.the
for few inches beneath the surface
Using this Double Plo@i by turning
soil not to 10 reached by the lormer,
oan bring second farm into use. FL
ing deeper still with a subsoiler. he
cultivate soil not sOpefatcdupoh by cit
efthe above, thus acquiring his third to
by employing these three plows succ'
lively, so that he cu'tiuates one hund
acres Of clerred land in this way, he u
mately gets three, hundred, acres into
han Is. The best farmers of, Earl
county are using this Double pl0so,
asI have ohristened it with tears, Of
the ''ErcelsiOr, Magnum, Bonun P''
that is. the sHpsriOrly great and eco"
eally good agricultural Implement
.'rsa -.s Ia q R. B. H. 'LEvERlN
Lancaster, Ohio giig35if ,.l. e. g.. ;.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
:. LANCASTER, OHIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 49, 1860

5"Dear Miss iEdith--she tied asleep last
night; her last words were about the
rose:" 9di .al' t.aesuas. ID l,. s...
The Moss Rose shadIdo it's work in
making happylapOOr dying grill Now it
blooms by her gravel ~, .,- d.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

N ,Busness card lines. the year, $s 90
. n SAdyertisemen not marked on thc manuscript
will be continued at our terms until forbid; .,f
IT illegal advertise mems, Administrator notices,
&c. mus be paid for ih advance, for reasons which,
we will explain at the time. sac tsf t- las, 3, .zss
IThe above terms strictly observed In all cases.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19

Z .HThets i ! mar. il connecticut Who
has such 8 hatred for everyn thing spper-
,s tanning to monarchy that he won't wear
crown to his hat.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19

~An individual was arrested IDe
o,har dav while sndeavoring to pick sgen.
tlewan's pocket. He said he vesn = y o.sS ~.
" .,.t ths business and was jest trying to oes
h;s hand in.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19

nz-"Ttat's very singular. SIR" :aas :
r.Hnp H lady TO a gentleman. who had leIs
t;.,ed I hero, my dear Miss VIII soon
make 1t plural" n
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-25
8Ionftarp ana Commercial Btbism.
BALTIMORE. Nav % 1854

not ouite large business done in Stocks
me- on Yesterday, but the operations were neverthe
the sales at the Board amounting in value to
ss Of 900. Mining stocks were again very &C
a,,o and some 1900 shares of the various mines
- the list were sold at the Board. North State of
Itch there were about 500 shares Sold opened at s4x
was price obtained for it the close Yesterday
lint dropped after the opening down $3% and again
advanced, the closing sales being made at S3x@3%.
For Guilford there better inquiry than there has
been for some DAYS Eas and note improvement in
it f25 81 cts. per share Sales were made of 400
shares at san Gan, the latter figure being obtained at
the close for 700 shares buyers option 60 days.
Iiu was very buoyant lot at the
srinp at s3k, which advance of so cts on yes
,av price and about 5000 shares were sold subse-
antly at s3S @3I cash and tme and closed firm at
Sou Ma s3L asked regular way. Consolidated was
;ro a large advance established in it. but Cam
bdoe opened advance, and subsequently fell of
cIss were made of $500 shares Consolidated at from
so1gup to So and of GOO shares Cambridge from sok
down to 23l OfSprngfeld there were $50 shares sold
at IS 90 cash. and 900 shares $5% BUYER GO davs
which is an advance of 3 on yesterdays price. new
Mining stock, the Baltimore and North Carolina was Of
rered to-day at the Board, 5000 shares of were
sold at 81
There quite active movement again to-day in
Northern Central Railway, and a further advance of i
of dollar per share established in it. Sales we've
%
time and it closed firm at s16% bid $16% regular
way Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was very strong
again today There 200 shares of it sold at s77
buyer and 10 days and it left off at s77 bid s77h asked
regular way. sale of 100 shares Canton Company was
made the Board at SOY seller 60 days. which
cline For Loans there inquiry. and sales were
made Of $500 Maryland 6s 1890 at los, 5000 Baltimore
City 6's 1875 at 99h, and 81 900 Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad 1885 bonds at So There also demand
fol- Bank stocks and few sales made at very full
prices. Loans and Bank stocks all closed very firm.
There is fair business doing in foreign Exchange, and
rates them pretty firm. The rates today are as
follows viz London. bankers bills, 109A do. CONNER
cia do 100 G11oOH Paris Go day bills 5f13A do short
sight do, 5f114 Antwerp 5f13A; Bremen, 79S (g79S
Amsterdam, 411@4l%; Hamburg, 81; Cologne, 73%i
Frank fort- on the Maine, AZ.
In New York to-day Erie declined 4; New York Cen
trail 81 Reading q; Cleveland and Toledo e; Gaena and
Chicago X; Michigan Southern X; and Michigan South
ern guaranteed u Canton advanced , and Missouri
6s but Virginia 6s, Harlem, and Rock Island closed
at yesterdays figures.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKER May 24-CArrIE.
Beef Cattle were quite dull today and we note an
average decline in them of rs cts per 100 lbs The re-
cepts were larger than they have been for some weeks
past the offerings at the scales reaching 800 head They
were disposed of as follows viz $50 were driven to phil
adephia and New York. 80 to Washington so were left
over unsoa and the remaining 470 head were taken by
averaging $437X per 100 lbs WV " S''-'
HoGs:-Hogs continue dull and heavy They are SELL
ing AT from TO s. per 100 lbs. net but only
lots are bringing the outside figure
oHEEP.-For Sheep the market IS dull at our former
quotations, viz: sSG4.25 per 100 lbs gross
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-For the week ending
May 23-According to the reports from the several
market places in the city, there have been received this
week:
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Steamships.


%~ Oh STON
THRoUGH IN FIFTY HoURS'
The hrst-class screw I steamship POINT
Capt D. French,
SATURDAY. June .,
scsvsd .tr % at Ccoc M NJ precisely
Bills cflading will signed after the departure ofthe
SAMUEL T PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W CALDWELL ( son.
Punctuality in her departure NAV be relied my23
GFA BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
.Ass0n The and magnificent side-wheel Iron Ocean
Steamers SIS, 5 r SPATL nlNG, solomon Howfs command
sail for Boston EVERY FRIDAY, O'clock P. NJ, alter
The accommodations for passengers are of THE FIRST
Fare sle, including Meals and Stateroous
WHARF A NH h FU 1E ! SS AGENT R5cx
Baltimore May 18th 1860 '0oi VI A0NO n nyHN
1a@s CROMWELL'S LINE
saw NAH.
" ~ THOMAS SWAMI,
Will leave Spears wharf,
.,.o,.,o., On SATURDAY, May Goth
No ffGsht ressiged after Y o'clock day sailing
Apply sAMI. T. PEARcE, Agent
Pnast3assy in aspa5 s X be "
| lrS CROMWELLiS
s=ssa-s-=zaS EMI-W EEKLY EXPRESS LINE BETWE EN-
BALTIMORE.
AND
NEW YORK.
The steamships of this Line
will leave Spears wharf
BALTIMORE,
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
on NF TTE X2FE sfr TRD ri ssFbkbEYs
Delivering goods in Baltimore on Thursday and Monda
mornings.
Freight cents pei, foot or proportionate rates.
Shippers to Boston, Providence, Portland FAST
points, have their Goods promptly forwarded
| this line free of CON mission
Apply SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent
lie SPEARS wHAgy
or to r. r. CROMW LA co,
Sc WEST STREET,
Now York
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IMPORTS AT BATTIMORE

ST.. JOINS, P. R.-Brig Frances Jane-1S0 hhds. SUI
gar 90 bbs. do, Kirkland, Chase & Co.
SOMBRERO-Schr. JiStiRa Bandei-l4O tons guano A
C. Elliott & Co.
CARDENAs-Brig Ben Cd1ver-223 hhds sugar so do
molasses 80 bbls do, order.
SPANISH MAIN-Schr. Liz=ie RuSSelI-690 bags cocoa
cases old metal bags india rubber bale deer skins
log mahogany 143 900 nuts IS 900 lbs ivory
Pearce & Gray.
COASTWISE.
New YoRK-SteanlShip Potomdc.-2O cases wine, / au
renee Thomson Co.; 81 bbls syrup, lowering & Co.. 13
bbls fish, Gerrish & French; 500 pkgs mdse sundry
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Do FING.
LISTERS
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1889
V NJ ENT APPLE FOR
FIRST PRENJUH A WARDFD
ID o o F l N G.
OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1855

OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR 1858
We prepared cover all kinds OF Roofs steep
fat old, shingles, metal steamboats, and
cars, with this unequalled Roofing material From long
experience in the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes of failure nearly all roofing
met WITH and after complete system of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain parts
and been adding to for two produced roof
which offered to criticsng public far superior
composition, and
EQUAL TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS
Some or tile Inducements this Roofing offers are viz The
canvas is of the heaviest kind in composition
rendering perfectly Water and Air very Elastic
before being the roof The composition not only
not injurious to- but actually preseryatve cotton and
being alright DAMPNEss PENETRATE THROUGH 1T
TO ROT THE CANVAS.
Joints cemented together the whole covered
Winch will not rum scale Oh, crack become injured by
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT.
eqHaea and is the SheRpest eOa9g that Be
fdenty believe this Roofing any three Of c the
I e Nc on b ee CEMENT qG nt
the Water tight made from materials which do
not
islsesg Eggi@a Gn SI DC Ris1st s
generally shall supply the Larger re
on and will be furnished to agents, leaving them fair
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.
GEO. JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and South SITS,
Baltimore Md
Where testimonials and samples may SEEM and references
given. -. . - - - -
A. 5SN As "A 4N sH6 SPR S5oE v
HAVANA CIGARS.-Just received per steam
IL err Baltimore superior lot of Cigars, for sale
G. O. DEMUTH &.CO.,
No. 40 N. Charles street,
apl6-h doors above Lexington street.
CPECIAL NOTICE.
~ would respectfully inform my friends, customers and
the public, that am constantly in the receipt OF
BUTTER,
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
Dealers housekeepers and families will find II to their in
tsrest CALL arrangements In the country are such
"a TO enable furnish these articles the most
derate and accommodating terms,
~ Country Produce sold commission, ana the high
est cash advances made on consig nments. ,,,
IL Z, MANNING,
~ Camden street and
jallu los Franklin street
TOLL BOTTOM AGENO
" Id PRATT AGO,
Are prepared receive and transmit CLAIMS FOR COL
LECTION any city county in the United States Brit
Provinces Being in direct and frequent correspondence
with reliable Attorneys in every city and facilities
efectng speedy and prompt COLLECTIONS az
oFffoE t OF TIE MERCANrILE AGENCY, corner Of Bal
more and g. Charles streets mr5-tf |
GEORGES CREEK COAL, SWANTON
AHINEs STEPHEN LEE, Agent
@A'h Rs GiS lttssi
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NUTICE.
FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

cr,,,-o, or, ,FAlR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
CHANGE OF DAfS.-On and after "Wednesday u:
IA lS6O the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON viii e sSy
SATURDAY MORNINGS at o'clock proceedinS "a and
as Lyons creek on Wednesdays. Returning, viii leave
0ns creek on Thursday morning O'Clock for BaItmnSo
Will leave Baltimore Saturday morning at O'Clock for
Hills Landing. Returning, Will leave Hills Landing an
Monday morning at O'Clock for Baltimore calling At the
usual landings the iyer also at Plum Point and Fair
Haven going and returning. 40
Freight received on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS