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u DOG CHAINS,
A large assortment Of the above named articIes
ana every other article found in extensive Had
ware ana variety store, for sale at the New store
no, 80 Pa av., near Sd st cheap as the chs apest
~ ~ u GEO SAVAGE
IN BRAID HAIR NETS.
~ DOZEN BRAID HAIR NETS for Ladies'
AND Misses, In Black, Blue, brown and Char
coors az only Ia cents; equal to those formaIiy
soid al from 500 sl5 Just received a.
ALSO, 81 dozen more GENTS SiIMMER
ChANAIS ana y Eek TIES; at only l2E cents,
each, or sl20 per dozen just recely ed at
-. MAXWELL'S,
~ II-eoaot 32s Pa Az
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B,A. GREEN, Auo,,onesr.

b. A. GREEN, Aucuonecr.
VALUABLE CnASTING SLOOP ~ ABOUT
y TONS BURTHEN. NAMED ", 4. BROoM, PAST
sAILER, AT AUCrioN.-Uu WEDNESDAY, 18th
instant, at y O'clock m, shall sell At Mr.. r. W.
RleJ's wharf, the hs I'D sOme and fast sailing soor
u. l.. Broom. Of about ~ tons hurthen. She rs IN
complete order, vel rugged and ready for Imme-
dIate use.
Terms cssh. r.. GARNER. Capt.
jy 5-eO&ds (Balt. Sum- A.GREEN, Auot.
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Dry GOODS CHEAP

FOR The MILLION! I
day selling of all Fancy Dress Silks, Oreandy
Hoo,s, Barge q obes. French Lawn, and Organ
reyes At greatly reduced prices, many at half prce
70 reduce stock this month. Also, in store q full
stoot o. hrst c.ass Stapie and Domestic Goods.
adapted 70 the general wants of families, all OF
which We are selling at the lowest cash prices.
w. COLLEY 4 CO.,
~ lO lOt 523 SAveLth at. above Pa ny. :
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FOR SAI.E-Between and acres OF LAND,
lpar. wood. on the Plank Road. n n ST. labout
miles from Washington-a beautiful buildipe site
or well located for a mar ket garden Apply at No
Agency Block, corner Seventh and p sts., Wssh-
lngtOn. ia Inns
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STORE ROOM FOR RENT-On the south
- east corner OF Penn. avenue and Tenth street,
heI etofore used SIS grocery. Apply at the room
or ofJAS. F. HALLIDAY. City Eaf lie Snetf
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GET THE BEST.
"A NEW and Beautifully illustrated Edition
Waverly Novels, of the EdInburg Edition illus
tateo with 500 steel and wood cuts in 4s vols; Is
18th SITS. -
LPpincotps beaut full edition of Bulwer,s Novels.
the finest edition published In America; printed
on toned papr;S volumes now ready to deliver,
IN cloth and half calf bindings.
NWoscestsrs new quarto Dictionary, illustrated.
w ebster's do. do. do,
Cuskey's Political Text Book
Cooper Choice Works. 20 vols.
Dickens complete in vols; do. IA vols; do. q
All Of tn, above Rocks will sell at 10 to 50 per
cent less than publishers prices, at the Store Of
w; r. bayly, 2Ie Pa avenue, between 18th and
18th sts tIntel.b jy l2-lw
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nor HIRE-A SLAVE GIRL, aged Ia very
capable as hou,e servant or nurse is a good
seamstress, and can be useful about a house in any
ivI o.
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FOR RENT-Two comfortable three-story briok
\ HOUSES, six rooms and kitchen each, situstod
on Eleventh 81, between Il and G. Rent Sl2 81 per
month Apply To GEO. F. hUGCELY. at r
Myers Office, Eighth st. iy m lms
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Tor RENT-That desirable DWELLING on
twentieth St, between Nj and y sts west con
talnlng6 rooms. Rent 3 zoo per year Apply on the
PIemlses,- or TO wM. RUfHERFORD, at his
Marbl Works, E St, between 18th and 18th cts.
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III TIE SALE OF LOT 9, IN SQUARE
CHAS. =. WALLACE, Trustee.
iy1Sd .. G Mcguire A co. Auots.
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FOX MOUNT VERNON.
CHANGE OF DAYS
On aud after Tuesday. July II, the steamer
THOMAS .COLLYER will make n1rs
but two trips per week to Mount E<e92S
Vernon, leaving her wharf, at the foot
Of seventh It at 10 o'clock on TUESDAY and
jy l6-lw Cantsin
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E'OR RENT-The fine FIR AME HOUSE known
IL as French Evans House," situated on NJ 81
NORTH, between 9Th and 18th streets, No. $40,
one OF the most desirable private residences in
washington. This h use is surrounded by fruit
trees aud great numbers of ourrant bushes of va
Tlous kinds, and fine shade trees, with 5000 feet of
ct. between ID and +. iy 10 NJ
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A RARE CHANCE.-The Stock, Fixtures and
"a Good Will of one of the finest Grocery Estah
Hshments In the city rs offered for sale on rea-
sonable terms For particulars address ~ r."
lnIough fo.t once. jy l2-Iw
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS
For other GtOrgstOicn adrsrtlsenents see rst pas.

RALhNCE OF STOCK POSITIVELY Ar
- COST.
will commence this day TO close off my Stock OF
MlLklNERY, EMBROlDERIES AND DRY
GOODS, suoh as Trsvelin, Dress Goods. Bareges,
Lace Shawis, Manti las, Back and Grey BARGE
busters, sun Umbrellas, PaTasols, tiair Nets,
Mltts, Lace and hrenadIne Nails, Ho D Sklris
DO, 80 at and below cost. : aides preparing 10
leave the CITY will find an abundance Of necos sary
srtlcles at e GUGMAN'S, No. III Bridge street,
GeorR etovn, ID. g. ~ u 3tav3w
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E'Ok RENT-That nearly new and commodIOus
Il BRICK HOI Sc, containing, with the back
building, seven 70 Jms, besides wood-shed &c, in
reAr' rms house Is Pleasantly siuated in Printing
Once Square, fronting II st and has spacious
yard In front and rear the latte wei stoc red
with a variety OF vegetables. Rent $40 a month.
ner 81 and II SITS iy Istf
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BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1860

The Importance of the news received by mail
and telegram from Vera Cruz ria New Orleans,
can scarcely be over-estmated On the 10th of
last month, General MIRAMoN, after capturing the
small port of Alvarado suddenly appeared before
Vera Cruz and encamped his forces, numbering
between five and six thousand men, at the bridge
Of Medellin, about four miles from the city. He
was 10 have been supported in his assault upon
the fortifcatons by two armed steamers, and
several smaller vessels which had been fitted out at
Havana but he also relied for success upon
secret understanding with Col. RvALDo, and
other officers in the service of the Liberals who
held important posts within the walls RIvALDo
had engaged to blow up the fort which had been
placed under his command, on receiving tidings
of MRAMoN's approach, and thus give the latter
easy entrance into the city. The timely discovery
of the conspiracy, and the arrest of RIvALDo and
his accomplices, seriously dsarranged the plans
of MIRAMoN, and reduced him to the alternative
Of either attempting to take the city by
force of arms or Of retiring second time from
before its walls. He determined upon an as
sault and on the night of the 9TH of March
be Oohcehda'eu HIS uooPS anu lhoNeu lol-
ward to the attack, but was speedily driven back
by the Liberals, and, at the latest advices, occu-
pied his former position. A telegram, published
yesterday, reported the capture of the steamer
Gen. Wiramon-one of those fitted out at Havana
by the American squadron in the Gulf. A
later telegram announces the capture of the Mar
quez and the arrival Of both prizes at.&ew Or
leans. Whether Captain JARVIS has acted in this
matter under instructions from Washington, or
whether he has assumed the responsibility of
breaking up NARINI's expedition, in consequence
of some provocaton which constrained him to
vindicate, by prompt measures, the honor of our
flag, must be left wholly to conjecture until fur
ther details make us better acquainted with the
state of affa rs in that quarter.
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for the other is not only much of her time lost to the
public service by excluding vessel and from
tive participation in it, but the pay Of officers and
during the interval is also clear loss Vessels have
been known to pass many weeks side other
simply waiting for exchange of crews OF course
their expenses during the interval loss
eminent The loss that has already accrued this
source can only be guessed at But if collected into
sum and appropriated for the purpose il would be
than sufficient to insure the completion of a con-
unuous line of telegraph from Washington to San Fran
CISCO"
But there are other offices in which, according
to Lieut.. MAURY, the Magnetic Telegraph is pos
sessed of the most valuable powers Among
these he instances its meteorological uses, and its
services in perfecting proper system of daily
weather reports, whereby the ships in our sea-
''ports, the traveller on his journey, the laborer
Sin the field might be simultaneously warned
''of every widespread storm that sweeps over the
Country" In view therefore, of the influence
which such line of Telegraph would bene6cially
exert in so many directions, he comes TO the con-
clusion that
tall those considerations of craftsmanship of enlight
ened policy and wise legislation which moved the Gov
eminent to encourage sub Atlantic telegraph apply
even with still greater force to ner-oceanic line.'
The letter of Prof. HENRY, if less enthusiastic
is equally emphatic with respect to ''the import
lance of such a line of communication to the
"politcal, commercial, social and scientific interests
''of the country" He also hopes that Congress
will sanction liberal appropriation in aid of the
proposed enterprise.
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The Washington Constitution of Yesterday con-
tains a couple of interesting letters, from Lieut.
MAuRY and Prof. HENRY, respectively, on the ad-
vantages to the Government of an s'inter-oceanic
telegraph" Both these letters were recently
addressed to Senator GwIN, in response to a wish
expressed by him for information upon the sub
iect Lieut.. NAURY regards "steam, with its
appliances, the magnetic telegraph and rifled
t'ordnance," to be the three greatest accessons
which modern science has made to our means Of
defence and adds that the tremendous power of
these combined agencies twas demonstrated with
astounding success on the plains of Italy last
summer" Simply considered as a means of
knowingly orders, from Washington-armes in
California or fleets on the Paci6c-he is of opin-
ion that the proposed telegraph line would be
invalua lie. On this point he says:
eff the Government obliged to buy now at its f
value the power to do this else TO forego the
sion of it forever, there is scarcely that the
judgment OF military men, would be too much give for
this inter oceanic line"
He states further that it is obviously capable of
being made servceable in a multitude of ways
1t would facilitate the suppression of Indian hos
tilites, and add to the security of our frontier
settlements. 1t would be of the utmost import
ance in the running of boundary lines, in the
establishment of melidians, in perfecting our
knowledge Of the geography of our country, and
as an astronomical instrument 1t would furnish
welI-establshed points of departure to the bound
ary commissioner, to the surveyor, the traveller
and the explorer. All the difficulties which are
now experienced with respect to concert of action
on opposite sides OF the continent would be obvia-
ted, if a line of Telegraph to the Pacific were in
operation. To make this latter statement clearer,
Lieut. MAURY illustrates as follows
lou are aware that, instead of having the vessels OF
our squadron, when the times of their crews ex-
pre to stnrn home by the way Of Cape Horn it is now
he wth Panama At the time
this side to Aspinwall. The crews are eychangad Nv
railroad and thus the crew who have served ont their
tune are Drought nome While either vessel is waiting
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Won LENT

Lake Superior TROUT and WHITE FISH. Also, No. l
MAChEREL, Susquehanna and Labrador HERRING in
kits halves and quarter bbs, all in excellent
fine quality, just received by
GREEN h YoE,
fel6-tf So Baltimore street
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On March GOTH 1850 Dr. BERWICK B. SMITH, eldest son
OF Prot. r. Smith, ag So years.
The friends If the amily nvi'ed to attend his funeral
at clock this afternoon from No 81 Saratoga street.
On the 18th instant ARTHUR l.. JOHNSON 10 the Goth
of his age
ON the 9th instant, the residence of his father JAMES
ODUNOHUE.
On the 18th instant, ELLEN, beloved wife of Wi liam
Sevage.
On the 18th in slant, VIRGINIA JANE BASS, daughter
of % ia ane lll Il.e Oh ar.i Il nd month =
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PAPER-HANGINGS.
[ o W E LII & BROTHE RS,

PAPER-HANGINGs.
HOWELL BROTHERS.,
MANUFACTURERERSJ
Invite the attention OF wholesale and retail dealers the
large stock Of
PAPER-HANGINGS
On hand at our store,
$50 BALTIMORE STREET,
OPPOSITE HANOVER
The stock embraces the cheapest styles Common and Satin
Papers, well as the most costly and elegant.
Everything usually found in the business in great
variety.
~ Orders solicited, and promptly attended to- mhl4tf
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE
The only First Premium on Sewing Machines for Family
and General Manu- featuring Purposes awarded to
LISTERS SEWING MACHINES,
At the late Fair of the Maryland Institute their super
iority over all others. Price $50 and upwards
SALES Rooms,
nl4u 163 Baltimore street
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MAGAZINES RECEIVED.
De Bow for March, 1860.

. LlTlGlous PLAYwRIGHT.-Mr. Dion BoURCICAULT
who seems lattery to have acquired passion for
laying injunctions upon theatrical managers, has
warned Miss }. M. DAVENPORT to desist from any
further performances of play adapted from Soorr's
novel of the Heart of Midlothian. Some Of our
readers may be aware that Mr. BoURc1cAu1r drama
tiled similar piece a week since for Laura
Keenes Theatre in New York, which, under the
title of "Jeanie Deans" met with some success.
He complains that Miss DAvENPoRr's play
which produced last week in Philadelphia-is
substantially the same and in the event of her re-
fusal to withdraw it, menaces her with an injunc-
ton. As ScoTTs popular novel has been dramatized
by various hands at least haf dozen times, Mr..
BoURCioAULT's proceedings indicate that he has not
yet forgotten his "London Assurance" Miss
DAVENPORT quietly responds to the missiye of the
itigious DIoN, that her play is founded upon DID,
DlNs version, and that the affair seems to her too
simple to require legal adviser. go
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4 ARRIEI)

MARRIED
On the 18th instant, by Rev Arthur Brckman. CHAS.
G.. sPAMER, Esq, to Miss MARGARET SPANGLER of
Allegany ii V, Pa
On the 18th in tant by Rev John W Hedges, ALBERT
X. ROBINS to Miss MARY f. BOWEN. all fthis city
IN the 18th in tant by Rev. Mr.. Spotts CHARLES +.
EICHORN t. Miss ANN MARIA MILLER, all of this
CT V.
On the % February, by Rev. VIM. II. Laney, JOSEPH
HENRY JURY toNIiss ELIZA JANE MOORE, all of this
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AN OBDURATE AND INvETERATE CASE OF DYS-
PEPSIA CURED BY THE OXYGENATED RITTERS

The following from gentleman well known in the region
IN which he lives ought to satisfy all those little faith
WATERTowN, Y, July %, 1853
W. FowLE Co., Boson-Sirs: Nine years since was
attacked by that curse of all diseases DYSPEPSIA which so
affected me as to cause gren Cypress uneSs boat
ing OF the bowels Immediately after eating accompanied
with terrible pains in the stomach often occasonng nausea
vomiting acldy and headache, together with general de-
bi!ty and suffering altogether rendering life burthen
Aier having tried every known remedy without effect
and desparng of ever regainng my lost health was in
dnced to make of the Oxygenated Bitter the good
effects OF which were Immediately visible my health and
system Before using whole bottle entirely cured;
anu feel pleasure in inducing all like sufferers myself
TO make use OF this rel arkable remedy
THEO. CALDWELL.
Prepared by s. W. F0WLE < CO., BosToN and for sale by
Candy, Gilpin Co., Thomson, Woods & Block Seth s.
Hance, T. II. Saber Il Co., ". Fl. Brown 4 Bro Walker
richardson Co., Baltimore and by dealers everywhere
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BoGLE's AMERICAN


ELECTIC HAIR DYE,
Is superior to all others the meridian candle
All initiate BoGLE to his style of advertising, which
for years has been headed
THE BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD.
Now others Nw 1okerS without brains, steal and copy
this Their Dyes miserable their invention
temptble. Avoid them all! Bogle's has been awarded
Medals and Diplomas them all and their dismay,
pronounced the only Hair Dye used with safety No
green tins smut, skin staining, humbug, but
liable, safe and sure. For sale at
Bo8LE's BAZAAR,
POP Washington street.
For sale in Baltimore by SETH s. HANCE, los Baltimore
street, and by druggists generally. ia5-eotf
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WE WOULD SUGGEST TO THOSE OF OUR READER
who in want of a REALLY SUPERIOR Cook Stove to
call upon
MEssRs. ROBBINS 4 Co.,
46 and As Light street,
And examine their celebrated
MARsHBANK FULTON,
For Wood or Coal This Stove has better reputation om
the hundreds who have tried it, than any within the
of knowledge and certainly deseryes Call and
see it. s7-eotf
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ECONOMY | ECONOMY | ]

DOLLAR SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NoRTHsTREET.
slOtf JAMES II. JOHNSON.
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FREE EXHIBITION.
CROWDED HOUSES
EVERY DAY-AT $50 BALTIMORE STREET.
BOOTH l. PARMENTER
Sc WING MA CHI ES
From r, King firm of F. W. R King, Mathematical In
srument Makers) 226 Baltimore street:
Messrs BooTH 4 PARMENrER:
Gentemen-From inspection of your Sewing Machine,
was pleased with its simplicity and certainty of forming
stitch, and purchased from this fact and am glad
to far my expectations have been fully realized and
feel justified in recommending it. alters SEVERE TEST,
as SIMPLE, RELIABLE MACHINE, easily managed and
understood and not liableto get out of order.
Respectfully, RICHARD KING.
mh6-tf VI. S. BUTTLES, Agent.
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With all its lesser and numerous evils and may be safely
asserted that until the appearance of the ORIGINATED
BlrTERS, of Dyspepsia cured experience
in medical practice. Now under the influence of these Bit
eis, the rule to cethe exception, failure to
Read the following which the subscriber requests us
publish for the benefit of the afflicted:
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WASHINGTON NEWS

w
WASHINGTON, March 19.-An executive session
has been called for tomorrow, for the purpose of
reconsidering the vote whereby the Nicaragua
treaty was rejected This course has been suggest
ed by number of Republican Senator's who are
already convinced that they committed a great
bunder in voting against it for the assign
ed. The time having elapsed when the ratification
was to take place, it is considered very doubtful
whether the treaty can be revived.
1t is doubtful if the House will adjourn for the
Charleston or the Chicago Conventions. Reuben
Davis proposed a resolution to-day for recess
from the goth of April to the Goth of Nav, which
was met with prompt objections from both sides
Mr.. McLane carries explicit and emphatic in
structions to Vera Cruz to land troops for the pro-
lection OF the American Consulate and citizens and
property. He refused to return upon discretionary
| general orders. He is also instructed to disre-
gard the blockade that Miramon may attempt by
vessels from Havana, upon the ground that it is an
obstruction to commerce. Orders of like charac-
ter, but less distinct, were recently issued to the
commander of the Home SqusdT on, who is now re-
qured to confer with Mr.. McLane before taking
any final step.
Attorney General Black has so far recovered
from his recent indsposition to attend office, but
without undertaking much labor. He has not yet
appeared in Court
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Disastrous FIRE AT MoBLE-Two THOUSAND
BALES OF CoTroN CoNsUMED.-The Mobile Tribune
states that fire occurred in that city the even
ing of the 18th of March, which, originating in a
restaurant the east side of Royal street, speed
lily enveloped in flames the dacent buildings.
So quick was the work of destruction, that be-
fore anv material assistance could be brought to
bear, the cotton yard adjoining, situated on the
corner of ST. Louis and Royal streets, and attached
to the Union press, was found to be on fire. The
yard is said to have contained about $500 or 1000
bales most of which were burned These build
ings, all burning at the same time, caused tre-
mendous heat-a strong northeast breeze sprung
up, which blew the cinders, sparks, &C., to the OPP
posite side of the street, and in few minutes the
front windows of the theatre on fire. and in
very short time the theatre itself was enveoped by
the flames.
In their devastating course they destroyed the
adjoining building Cd the north, occupied by Mr.
Fred. Hall, which was also completely destroyed;
the building the south of the theatre, occupied
by Messrs. Hayden q Stone, and several others
then caught, and burnt through to the Temper
ance Hall (west), doing great deal of damage
There were no less than twelve buildings consumed
and the loss is estimated at about S25O,OOO.
THE VIsITERs TO CHARLEsroN.-In view of the
enormous prices which to be charged for board
| by the hotel keepers of Charleston during the
| holding of the Democratic National Convention
| and the poor accommodations which likely to
be offered, those along the seaboard who intend to
| be present on that momenous occasion, are char
terng steamers to convey them to Charleston, with
such accommodations will render the passengers
while in that city, entirely independent of the ho-
| tells and private boarding houses. Two steamers
have been already engaged in New York, one in
Boston, one in Philadelphia, one in Richmond and
one in Savannah. Probably one will also go from
New Orleans and one from Mobiles that the vsiters
from the West and Northwest will be the only per-
sons who will be subject to the exorbitant charges
which have already been announced by the hotel
keepers
The meeting held on Saturday evening last, at
Concert Hall, Philadelphia, to ratify the nominal
ton of Mr.. Curtin for Governor, by the Peoples
Party's Convention, is stated to have been in every
respect grand demonstration. The hall literally
overfewed, and thousands who wished to get in
were unable to reach even the doorway. n
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, THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,

Nature in her great labratOy has stored remedy
adapted every disease which heh is heir to-" But it
requires the investigation and research of the philosopher
to discover and apply this remedy Such research and
vestgation has succeeded in discovering remedy that
most affective dispensation, the
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
GENTLEMEN'S BELONGINGS
Being DESTROYS of reducing business to perfect sys
tenn have disposed of nearly all employees, and attend
personally to each department. feeling assured from our
long experience and perfect knowledge OF this business
give entire satisfaction We snail be prompt attentive,
and sell the very best and most choice goods moderate
and uniform prices.
CONSTABLE, WALKER & CO.,
l55 Baltimore street
fe0tf Opposite the Museum
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SUPERIOR HAMS.

SUPERIOR HAMS.
Just received of quality to suit the bestj Judges Fo
sale by VIM H. MCLEAN
asst 52N Charles st