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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19
AUX TROIS SUISSES
THE THREE SWISS SALOON.

TIE UNDERSIGNED an
nounces TO the citizens Of this
place and county, that he has
leased the building formerly
occupied Ivy F. Noseret, as the
"Traveler's Home" junction
Of Main and Mill sts.. Fagg-
town, and that in future he
will supply patrons of his Sa-
loon with the choicest
LIQUORS and CIGARS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19
GILBERT a. GnNr, Notary rablic.


the undersigned having been under the treatment OF
Dr. L. j. Cmp6ay, although unsolicited, feel cal" upon to
give publicity to the efficacy to his treatment hopnghat
from the fearful suffering misery which peenced,
and which often result from the pencOus practice OF
pretenders My disease that Of hysieal and
tai debility which follows In consequence of mtl1eetions
In youth The agonies which endured are, perhaps,
necessary for detail they known to those who
have experienced them Suffice it to say, that having
called the services of Dr. L. j. Czapkay into requson
all the expectations which may have formed of him
more than realized | would therefore recommend Dr.
Capkay all who may find them selves afflicted with that
drcadfu malady my object in doing being sympathy
for suffering humanity and heartfelt desire Of relieving
them II. J. DAluEF, Printer.
State of California City and County of Francisco
ssOn this 3lst day OF July, d, 1896 before VIM.
c. Jewett Notary Public, personally appeared 0Jahlce
known to me- who being duly did depose and say
that the contents of the card herewith signed By him
true.
In witness whereof have hereunto my hand and ar
affixed official SEAL the day and year first aboy written.
l. 5. WM C. JEwErT Notary Public.
SPEHMAIORRHQiA,
Or local weakness debility, low spirits lassi-
tude weakness of the limbs and back, mdsroson and
neapabity for labor and study, dunes OF apprehension,
loss of memory aversion TO society, love o solitude,
tndity, selfdstrus dizziness headache, involuntary
discharges pains Ia the side affections of the eve pimpes
the face sexual other un rmties in cured
by the justly celebrated ply scian and surgeon h Cap
kay. His method Of curing diseases is (nbnown to
others) and hence the great All consultations
or otherwise free. Address.
j. j. CzApKAY, NJ, D. San Francisco, California,
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nrMArKAmr -1NsrANcE or MrnlcM. RrLlrF.

REMARKABLE lNSfANtE OF MEDICAL RELIEF.
Below we publish the certificates o three ot the sufferers
from the rangs Of disease who, having recovered their
former health and impcllca 10y gratitude, make known
their ca ses and remedial agent and their statements
authenticated by Notary Public. The demands Of so.
cjety mprrously command thcr publicity, and We eom
maud their perus.u to the attention Of all afflicted
TllANKFULNlSS Is THE INCENTIVE TO GRATITUDE.
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FIRST OF JUNE BALL.

FIRST OF JUNE BALL.
~ THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFUL
~ ly announces to the people of Trinity Co.
Is that he will give grand
DAN ING PARTY
at his HOTEL on OREGON GULCH, on
Friday Evening, June lSt.
Every necessary preparation will be made to
render the occasion pleasant. A general invita-
tion is extended to one aud all.
M AN AGERS
WEAvERvTIE.-A. Mitchell, r. Ryan, James
Morris, John Owens, Jas. Cochran, VIM. Condor,
Fred. Walter.
MlNERsvnI.E-E Fogcry, F. Bates,
LEwIsroN.-Wm. A. Nunnally, Thos. Carder.
GRASS NALIEY.-L. Reynolds.
DOUGLAS CIrY.-Rchard Meagher.
SrEINER's FLAT.-John Mitchell.
SLATE BAR.-C. McCarty
EVANS BAR.-AleX. Stiller, Michael Caiiahah.
ARKANSAS DAM. Brown
OREGON GULCu.-A. J. Felter, Michael keddy'
John Slatcry, j. Murphy, j. T. Whelton
MuLrowN.-H. Tliudley, J. W. Philbrook.
CANoN CITY.-E. Flowers, J. Scott, D. Gala
han, ii. Potter.
RED H1I.-L. Raab Geo. Williams.
TYSON s.-Johu Mclaughlin
NoRTu FoRK--R. Boch, IL. o. Adams
BIG FLAT.-Bernard Devine, NJ. Whelan.
Cox's BARI. Keeley, T, Foye.
Floor MANAGERS
JN0. MARTIN, JNO. SHERIDAN, D, CARROLL
JOHN COLBERT
Oregon Gulch, May 5, 1860. lost
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TO De NNU HOTIH OF I>aCTANIVHTO.
My Wines and Liquors are all purchased at the
Bay, and invite trial of them. Public pat =
ronage respectfully solicited. A. BEFFA.
gsas- Miners and Families supplied 10y the Bot
tie, Quart or Gallon
Weaverville, March II, 1860. 9td.
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SHASTA UNION SEMINARY !
The SPRING TERM of shasta Union SEM
innry will commence April 13d, 1850.
INSTRUCTORS:
G. X. GODFREY, A. NJ. Principal,

C. X. GODFREY, A. NJ. Principal,
Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy,
Elocution, Astronomy, and the Science of Gov
ernment;
Miss VIENNA c. JACKSON. Preccptress Profess
sor of Latin and French Languages. Didactics.
Mathematics, Drawing, Wax, Fruit, Flower and
Hair Work, Pellis Work, Oriental, Grecian and
Italian Paintings;
J. NJ. BRICELAND, NJ. D., Professor of Litera-
ture, Logic, Chemistry, and Physiology
MISS CARRIE A. HARRIS, Professor Of Civil
History, Physical Geography, Mental Arithmetic,
Analytical Grammar, aud Vocal and lnstrumen-
tai Music
HENRY BATES, NJ. d., Professor of Minerology
and Geology, and Lecturer on Surgery
]. E. PELHAM, NJ. D., Professor of Political
Economy aud General Physics;
BENZ. SHURrLEFF, NJ. d., Professor of Consti-
tutional Law, and Theory and Practice OF Agrl-
culture.
TUITION
For the term of II weeks, lower English
branches, including elements of Arith-
metic, Geography, History, Grammar
and Philosophy. y............... -. SZo w
Higher English branches and Ancient Lam
guages, including Mathematics, Draw
ing, Chemistry, Physiology aud Astron- -
Omy,.. -" w
Shasta. April 2l 1860. ltd
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Hungarian Grass Seed.

TtsT rseeivs1s sna fos sale 81 les hgure 500
81 hasasls saPerioT HaagsFssn Grass SEED. TksE
SD aks een =electad stth great care, saG
ed th< NsFthera oztias 81 ksz<sars-s tree sre1n
diFt aaa all lEnParitses.
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So a
Is ofNashI Iewh
isand Charges Q
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n sAsHYI..LE AND Noa:Ta-wEsrERN r. r. TAX SALES
STATE OF TENNESSEE. DAyTDSGN COUNTY
On fNc,,-psr H. nc

Q
ST e Town al PafT shavmg eaa assess
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! NAMES.
Armes, " J., (I557 1851
| Allen, SamuelM
| Allison, samuel P estate
- - - q
Allison, Robert V
! Alley
Beech, u
Bell x Jones
Back. Wm-- heirs
Brashears- Asa
Brandon, John
( Bugg, Samuel II
| Bush, JH
Bnsh, J H, and Thomas Kirkpatrick
Burnett, John
Calender, Thomas, estate
Cameron, Mrs. Sarah
Charlton, Dr. James
Clark, Mrs. Eleanor
CiagstOn, L H
Corey, Mss Eleanor
Cor5Itl, Nicholas p
9
C0waH, John "
Coiisrt, John
Couch, CIV
CUrTey, z o
Dabbs x Porter
Davis, HilIiard
Davis. Mrs Mary
Donnell, Thomas
Donnell, George, (colorod)
Driver, VIM, trustee
Drew. Polly, (colored)
Dungy, Mary
EdmOndson, John K
q" &. 1"
Elicit, George
EllistOn, Joseph 7
Evans, 3 W &R
Faulkner, James T
Felts, James W
Ford, William
Fleming, Mrs Elizabeth
Fox, Mrs Sarah
Freeman, 5 imuel
GarretSOn, Isaac
Gieayes, Fall and Ewin, trustees
Gordon, FOstalI and Briggs
Gregory, andrew
Green, Jonathan, heirs
Gary, j II :
Harmer, Hay & Co
Hays, Charles N
Harris, Wyley, (colored)
Harmon, Frank
Hawkins, Robert
Harris, Mrs Esther
Harris, Miss Ellen N
Hayes, o b, estate
Hanks, Mrs f
Hite, James
Hill, Mrs Sarah
Hess. john "
Hooper, Joseph
Horan, JOnn
Hunt Samuel
Hyde, Ben, heirs
HYDE, Tizewell, heirs
JOnte, Fred, estate
King, Josephine
Kelley, N IS Ellen
Innier, B., (lessee)
Lsmnntc, Alexander
- "
Lamb, Augustus
Letvit,e. Charles
Iiddrll. J II
Lincoln George w,
Long, James,
McClain, Dr. VIM,
Mccoy william
NcDcarmon. Joel
McEwc.I, Joseph H, Estate,
-
" -
"
McIntyre, Mrs, Sarah,
Mclaughlin, Thomas,
Nancy G. : Mckenzie,
Martin, Ralph,
Martin, Frank,
Mallory, Phi,ip, Estate.
Meadows, James NJ, Jr.
Miller, George s,
Morris, Cynthia,
Morris, jesse,
Morgan Elizabeth,
Montgomery, willis G.,
Morton X Briggs,
Nash, Edsall, & Co,
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VOL. XXI.
na5bpiIlf QatrIot.
TERMS -:

Daily. per anuuu, -.-..sso 90
, Iri-Teekly perAanGm, ,-.-- .------------ 90
Weekly per z1Hum, ---.-------S 90
One Weekly FOR two years, ort-o Week les
for ore year, IN Advance, ,.--...----.-- , "
When the Daily, ri Weekly, OF Weekly - 10 Oe
discontinued (oaif in al vance At the 81 described
orl the subscriber stOFder- otn rElse Il VIII ee
continued al our adoption until paid fcT and stopped
not paid il must be paid at the time Of ciscoatau
nee, or az ogr option. IEhe party - good, wIbe
sent until paid
Retattz1ces b. mall in ''resztsTed'' letters al
our risk
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smHtb is heabye stt
an dusreran
every,b i a the L Directs AyIDcI IOyF
n
Taxes u Charges u h ny
May 81 ANs0SN NIIso
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selected hump Coal.

TUE nns<t les ef Eeleetsd LEme cesi y 70 Be
lioaa4 she lEtns YARD. shsre st = sold n TIE
o. pzscs ia ceuts per hsshel. Dfop so1f erzefs
Boz Nc. - ?. o., snd tnsy ssil ~ pseznp<iy a.
enxed 20. eAklEL J. A6Sf&<
Mbs-sF Ysfs sssk q 4. &C. E.R. pspos.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
aew-Defk

From VIsCHER, OWEN < CO. G. per., .,x,,,-...-
house appleton Building ,Sze BroGasay
Sew-York.
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HIT Hdy Istr IovV' OVI DAUdD III q"
doors from the 81. NielsOlas Hotel.
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PREMIUM PIANOS,
Sunday School Celebrations.
Flag, Flax.., Fiaxs,tt

RToTasN0 ss4z - mesh - Tie sppssrenee Il :
IN Processes e s1nGsy z~hesi c13its-a a. Elzx
tn1As h2na o. every i.slss bsy zn4 ksr.- LICK =
ae~ prepared - f2ralz4 teeA = zny s1sEs1lf Al =
cniezs stre<ss - Stars ever Snl<ssf Ascs1el Eoea
nsgt-s
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NASHVILLE. TENN. TUESDAY. JUNE s. 1860.
TAX LIsT--coRpoRATIoN OF NASHVILLE
!; CIRCUIT COURT, NAY TERM, 1850.

OF
Court
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~ TRUSTEES SALE

-MssssE- VALUABLE PROPERTY ON NORTH CALVERT
STREET
BY virtue of order Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
CITY, passed the 22d dav November 1859, the un err
signed AS Trustee will sill puhIic auction on the premi-
ses' on MON DAY. July 9th, at O'clock
ALI THAT LOT OK PARCEL OF GROUND situate on
Mes sue OF Calvert at the distance
o. iwenty-nne fet souhery the southwe corner Of
i AZ Centre streets and running thence sou h. on
street twenty nine feet; ther westerly, parallel
Tentre street ne hur dred and NOR or less 10
Hargrove aleN thence northery. honnding ~, H.
grove alley TWEEN nine feet; and theme. hv a str,ipbt
line to the plac of beg ming Together with the
mGnlS her on listing Of large and sub BRICK
NV tLLlNG with large CO Building, built in modern
style, with the best of materials.
Terms of sae-One tn rd ash aud balance in equal pay
mnis IN six and twelve months, with inter date
sale. TH0S. C. YEARLEY. Trustee
SAMUEL II. COVER, Auctioneer,
iel6eo&ds 81 Raltimore 81
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GGmfattOn.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
1fiYOUNG LADIES
!, me FoGRTH ANNUAL. SESSION begins the 18th of
pconef, lS39 The course of instruction in the usual
Is Iuil and thorough, being under the direction OF
seent Faculty Of able and experienced Teachers Every
command Of the Institution who desire horougb
education Tor their daughters with the comforts and adj
Sch 'ot. ''' q" iii''eu " eAdllhe the
tlns o. admission and further information address
oH. !" u STA LEY, Principal, Mount Washington
Ratm Coz Marya d. or Rev Dr. HEINER Second st.,
Ev Eataogaes can be had at CUSHINGS BAL
araa more street. and at Mr. Geo Gelbachs Second
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df0r Sale.
J@ FOR SALE.
~ HORSE, DRAY AND HARNESS

I'm FOR SALE.
@>e1l HORSE, DRAY AND HARNESS
1Hss2-e No 81 Exchange Place
LIN FOR SALE.-FIRST-R RATE SADDLE
-. y AND CARRIAGE HORSE Will be soli tor ~
the owner having further for him Warro, -
1ouuu anu gentle Apply II y. corner L 81 Fsiis M
~,YrI, -, - my74-u
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES
a 81 lala51 weighing 80 pounds in complete order
Dor sale vsfy low to close Address PLATFORM Office If
- 49,! my22f
Two HANDSOME MARBLE-BED
No.. BILLIARD TABLES
FOR SALE. S'
For private sale, TWO superior BILLIARD TABLES
one OF which was made b. Phelan, and the other by enia
nm They are in perfect ORDER with all the apparatus &c
Apply to SAML. II. GOV Err, Auctioneer,
lahlzts 81 Baltimore street.
ENIRE APPARATUS FOR SALE.
: One new four wheel HOSECARRIAGE, polished me
tai WORK Also two second hand SUCTIONS, in rst-rae
Order Applyto JOHN RODGt RS 4 son,
x Fire Engine Builders,
nI-u No. IS n. High stree
EOR SALE-A to lO-horse Steam Engine:
also machines for splitting and dressing hoops with
SnoprSit ihey have been tried here and work well
also small lot Of beer and and gallon kegs Enquire
mhoo.t o. r W. s. CROSS
MULCH COWS,
AVE- oCows and Calves for sale by
ho., q W MORLlNG 4 SON
PTptt str
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9ianGs an6 Tlusit .

az&EzdSESmya GOLD MEDAL PIANOS
EsE3ETsB MANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAEHLE.
III III WAREROOMs
Nos. Is, u and 10 ~ EUTAw STREET
OFFICE.
IN NORTHEAST CORNER OF EUT.w AND FAYETrE STREETS,
Inc underslgnSd has ways hand of the largest
assortments of PIANO FORTES in this city which for
beauty Of fnsh power and tone elasticity Of
touch have by judges been pronounced unrivaled.
The highest Premu" God Medal-was awarde 4 them
1859. ~ " COCOON
Every Piano guaranteed for Eve years, and privilege Of
exchange granted time within six months from 1ay
OF sale il not entirely satisfactory
Terms and prices liberal and call is respectfully solicited
before purchasing elsewhere.
Pianos taken in exchange, hired tuned and repaired
d9-f HENRY ~ AEuTF
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n R. B A A K E Z

nR. BAAKEE
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES.
CsGT an eeHG DISEASES
diseases Of NosE MOURN THROAT and IusGs ali SKIN
Tyy cs eoa aa
eaTS Dsr2 EPILEPSY or Py
short time also, of the Stomach Liver and Bowels There
are treated with distinguished All All VIII
GGScER Old SORES Or GhG SEI HIP DISEASES
' in Any 6THER PART OF The BODY 8 Use o'
TUMORS AND SWELLINGS
sG[Sn and TS ThGg the Gs
BY correspondence therefore ali such patients must
place yes under the DSstors personal
will produce absorption Of the CATARAcT and restore
Alldiseases of the -
successfully treated without the the knife or
die DR. Baakee has constantly hand at his Office yery
ARTIFICIAL EYES
rYMPANuHsA, S ST EAR DRUMS,
which suitable for either and all inserted in
variety aa articles 81 keCHS Gs'f a also
large assortment Of R RsaTtfTl and dp Th
with the Arm and Elbow AttachEent ARTIFICIAL FEET
with the a Anks Leg and KRee n
if Of G gr HERNIA o2 the world
scptio either SEX and Trusses particularly sdapted
for females in weak condition, also for those with
Doctor Baakee of the celebrated and skiful
physicians ana surgeons now living His fame is known
Bsafee must s contain ten cents
to pay postage and All Chronic
treated by correspondence those mentioned
which will require his personal supervision.
~ofice Hours, from A. NJ to4 Pm.
Il DOCTOR BAAKEE
Office TO4 Broadway, afew doors above Fourth street
nlau New FORK City
ITO WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS
L LANCASHIRE TOOLS, sTUBB'S PATTERN.
Just received lot of the above celebrated Tools including
VICE CHOP SLIDING Tones,
- PIYER NOSE AND DOG NOSE SLIDING TONES,
SIDE AND NAIL NIPPERS, 1,-'-1
- :. FLAT AND ROUND NOSE PLYERs,
SToCKIN GERS WATCHPENDULUM
AND CL0CK-PLYE RS,
And large variety of JAS PINCERS.
For sale at T A REUTER- n SONS,
No. IS West Baltimore street,
my26u between Frederick and GAY.
MUSICAL BOXES.
CANFIELD, BRO 4 CO., 81.
229 BALTIMoRR STREET,
Have just imported invoice of SUPERIOR TONED
MUSICAL BOXES, playing overtures, Polkas, Waltzes
Quadres, Marches Hymns, &C., &C., with Organ, Casti
net and Bell accompaniment G. and IL ars-for sale
wholesale and retail ap25 tfr
TTNION GLOVES. - -------F :
~ A mixture of silk and thread for summer wear.
jel5H e 10 9as baltimore street.
l ONDoN BROWN STOUT AND SCOTCH
Just reeaived By GREEN YOE,g
H-sh 90 Baltimore street
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HuhIif SalfS.
BY j. Ii. CANNON.
B. CANNON,

B. CANNON,
e. o,u GENERAL AUCTIoNEER
q, No l08 WEST FAYETTE STREET,
III. Between Charles and Liberty streets.
ette stra TAKEN the Office my dwelling, No los
who may have business in my line shall give especia
an 1n to all sales which may EN- rusted to my care
f. Furniture ecSns RGa9esep hna AG
Exchange or m sales o. Houses Lots Farms, &C. at the
mhs JdRii Once. "a %..,t A ssl,,
BY r. ". BENNETT ~ ca
E';i;I TRUSTEES SALE.
#i BY yrtue If general order of the Court of Com
vent bol rea passed in reference to estates Of nso
st IhS Gy Of Baltimore on FRhAY &
as All a aN 'bf PfTs described
Lee tree at tie dstgsn for he the side of
an at S S So%dess from The Mr. Pr soa ground
upon by George Wher and runn g"I h feeenty oHi
Eutaw street. ftyseven feet mono nehwartly parallel with
line drawn dec with the west side (ye "s I'LL, stEes
less to the line Of goa IHSn street h b
sad MI tnbeger from Anna Freshman Others thence
Wetry, blndl on aid ground, thirty five feet more ar
less to The line Of the recently built street by
%eeI g merritt as Aforesaid and thence souther binding
This lot is improved by two bricS DWELLINGS, one Of
tie front of which fitted up for store and is subject an
annual ground rent Of $40.
ALLTHAT LOT OFGROUND ND PREMISES described
omeTy Centre nH and s Wee@@e apg
of We @ thence wete' y, binding the south sid.
with Green street George ne thence sast
t, Dlhdng on said George Presstmaps line TO Green
place of begim ing "6 WI "'eeh street. 10 inc
n his lot i improved by three two story and half brc
Nv ElINGS; and is SUBJECT annual cr"und ont Of
III. " 9 Nus iio' ldZ ana
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES de-
scTDe as follows Beginning for the on the north side
OF Lee str at the distance of hrynine feet inches
Westerly more or less rom the line e PesonS ground
at e south asst corner of the intended hereby
nS assigned anu running thence northwardly right
ahRieS WIN Lee ree with tie line If the house re-
cthly Quit george Wherriit sal piece parcel of
ieet more or less, the line Of
e rye warmers ground thence westerly binding on said
rst line to Lee ST. eet and thence twarv binding on
Lee street. thirteen feet to the place of beginning
ALL THAT PIECE OF GROUN Il beginning for the same
on NE west de OF Green street the
ohwaIdy rom the southern of the or, und to
I'M slh eayer BY Geo Warner Jr Trus by linden
dated July Eth lSi9 and uly recorded ming
snce so~thery binding Grten street, tht, he
souh IN line o. the gloun lea ed said Weaver afor
thence not ely, binding sad stem line tn ee en-
ming " ~ " NS'"
rms above two lots improved by tory and
prlck NV lNG and are Su ject grouns
OF SIXTEEN dollars nd iw-nty five cents hpng o I65
I-rms II Saleone-thrd cash, u rd in six months,
and the balance in vel h credit payments bear
tiOn o, the trustee.
TELFAIR NsRRTOTT. Trustee
..ooo, F.. w BENIN TT co,
Je2U2awtJY1Rd7
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~ FOR FREDERICK JUSTUS'
SMOKING TOBACCO MANDATORY,
ESTABL led IN MBURG, 1923
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Also received direct from Havana 900 Cigars abanas
Punch, Para, Espanolas, Rtca Partagus Majan de la
Habana Coabas. Fogunas Jose McVichot, Jessie Brown
stephan A. Douglas, VIM. Rufus King, Manila Cigars
HIRAM Z. FOX,
No. 1S9 Baltimore street,
myl9u 3rd door west of Light St
So y CALVERT STABLES.
- ] would respectfully inform nv friends and
the public that have taken the Calvert Stabls and will he
pleased to FURNISH reasonable terms super or Coaches
Calerhes Buggies, &c. 49, O"N''
~ Funerals atten ed to in the best manner 49,
The best attention paid livery and transient horses
JAMES II. STEWART,
Calvert Stables, Calvert street.
Jef-u Opposite CITY Spring
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nFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PARK COMMIS-
VISION. June I4th 1860.
PROPOSALS will be received until the FIFTH JULY,
1900 at this Office parties willing dispose of their
property for PU BLIC PARK. =
The Commissioners having determined that he Park
ought possible contain about Five Hundred Acres of
Land anu be located as practicable to the linn
IT'S 1t is vers desirable though not Indispensable par
ties having property to dispose of less than the above
quantity, should unite in their proposals, that
mission may be informed by them OF the prospect pro-
curing in one body the desired amount OF land
The object of the Commission would he promoted also
the parties making proposals accompanied same with
sketches of the property offered, enable
MISSION to form an idea of the general outline.
The price Of the land and the should
accompany each prt posal.
should also be stated whether the property binds on
or Is ntersected by stream
slant flow, how otherwise, it watered also how much
OF u rs IN woodland and how much il arabic:
rs intesected by any and what public road roads,
what are the buildings it, also its distance
boundary of the city, and eadiest
| to it. - =
All Proposals must be sealed directed to eThe Public
| Park Commission, MAYORS Offcn. Raltimnre
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le.a - ~ l. & I;.:.:..:.:::. FOR

T. NoRI' EnN CENTRAL RAILWAY
sdas leaye Calvert station, Baltimore, daily, Except
SppHpuay at $50 A. and 5 30 p NJ daily, for BEDFORD
StKiNGS, and at 8. 30 A. NJ, for YORK CALED0NiA
ShhIa SIZE, DOUBLING GAP and EPHRATA SPRINGS,
MA SPRINGS " ~ an" N4''f-i''
,,oo.., o,o J. c. CLARK, Superintendent
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4II0 . F@M9N 81 - .
M AIZE UNDERSHIRT
1v1 Very light and thin for summer wear t.
vs. ENTIRELY NEW va g
r.s tHN W. f. OWENS,
"a 2O5 Baltimore street
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates By
oeko WARNER, lss 9. Eutav street maSi.n
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excursions.
CEA pATuTNG
A ~ { :. 81.

Is. tsss T5s.5.g..s.. SEA BATHING,
80 4sa@~ ssz...-=..s5 CAPE MAP
Via I, ". Il q. RI. TO NEW CASTLE
The undersigned respectfully informs to the above
celebrated Bathing Place, that either the steamer
WASHINGTON or BA LOON will leave Arch street Phila
delphia daily except Sunday, at 30 O'Clock after
July 6h for Cape May stopping Newcastle for Bati
timOre, at $50 O'Clock, A. NJ. f' Jaw
Fare-Batimore to Cape May LIST class, $500.
je2Sf " O"A p w ! RRsRRRR' 70
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0AST STEEL BELLS.
- N; KEITH JR., AZ SON, Agents, 20 South Charles
street have in store sample OF these celebrated Bells
made Dy Naylar, Vickers Co, Sheffield, England to
which they respectfully ask the attention church organi
zauons re departm nts and individuals throughout the
southern and estern States Bells supplied at short
tiee varying in weight from IS lbs 5000 lbs Prices are
only onetrd as much bronze and less than half as
much as composition Bells Circulars be had on appi
arnOn
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THOMAS SYMINGTON,
Il IMPORTER DEALERIN
FORElGN AND DOMESTIC UNWRuUGHT MARBLE.
No. ll9 Cathedral street. Raltmore
Owner ofthe principal quarry Dandy Rutland county
Vermont
Blocks slabs of this Marble of ANY SIZE will he for
or from Baltimore '' ~
Address TH9s. sYMINGToN, Baltimore, or JAS PAN
TON, Agent, Dandy, Vt = ing