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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-26


Noe College Street, Ne 8
EA8HVIL. E. TENN
LwAYs keep we'll selected took Of fine gOOdsIn Ourns
N Of business, more especially
FINE COGNAC,
OF Vinssgss wseabIhed Brands Amongst Echsrs
United Vineyard PrOprlstOr's COgnac.
Fine Old ''Sazerac'' COgnac.
EsVaIIantIn'' COgnac.
OIL London Dock COgnac.
To when We would csthe particular attention
and those Who want pure article q Brady for nes P1r
we'll known:
Madame We. CT OF PonsArdn.
The genune @IIedsieck 4 Co.
The Celebrated palma"
VGieIIer & Co." Gold Label and White
"Prnce Imperial" and several OtherI.
Our SherrLes and Maaeiras unszcsptlonaDls
in quality and favor, We have HGrTon ItV SOraoH
Geld, Pine Table Sherry, Broom and GOdsS Sherry, V-
We slTsys teep large stock of Pure Robertson County
WHISKX
Fine Old Bour6oz Rye and LsA W1isEies: Pure Holland
sbrated extra Dublin Brown Stout.
Our patrons have Two Hundred Thousand Cigars to select
omfOm the cheap German and first class Domestic to the
very choicest HAvANAs.
Our stock Of
TOBACCOS,
very extensive and cannot be exceed in quality
give great the trade this article have
made such arrangements that purchase from the manuacu
direct and avoid the extra commission charged
more market Our hne PGncGte Rough and Ready and Flat
Plug Tobsccos from the best manufacturers in Virginia
hEvs also good and common Tobacco Of our State
Amongst miscellaneous articles would laenon to
q good selection Of fine
GunPOwdeF,
Imperial and
Young HysOn Teas
OOong and Powchong Teas Pickles. Preserves Oysters snok
ing Tobacco and many other articles.
U ? To all CT which, would call especial attention sna
invite the inspection of the trade and them We Can %
many inducements not 10 be found elsewhere oruvp
janS-H ARCHER OHEATHAM BhOIhHh-
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the GascOck Lands lying in Warren county, Tennes
Of the old stage road from Mchnnve
vile, within miles Of McMnnViIls, and miles
McMnnville and Manchester Railroad.
These lands have divided into in eighteen lots containing
hundred eight hundred seres mbere and
Watered by Charey Creek which through the lands,
and twenty never falling springs Of excellent water.
One OF the lots has il the handsome residence recently
erected By Col George ascOc and several Of the other
Improved The lands admirably adapted the growing
OF small grain and the grapes and tbs raising Of STOCK
fRe opportunity Afforded desrous Of engaging h that
business in healthy and delightful Of country Title
undoubted. sep2I-tW,tdsl W. BRITTON, Agent.
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PIANO TIMING AND REPAIRING.

PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING
* KIBBEE will henceforth make Nashville his perma
NT nent residence, and will tune PiancSS Organsy
snd Nh IOdeOnS by the year single Lnng and can Vsta
often as he will spend at least one week ID every
month in the city vicinity Ee will visit regularly the
towns EastTennessee and North ALABAMA
and Mississippi Orders left at Benson Co.'S Music sorei or
Reeds Piano Rooms Church street. Communications by
mail will be promptly attended to aprIl m
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silk, Beaver and Cashmere Hats
OF THE
BENTLE US.
NOrth-East Corner of Cherry & Cedar Sts'
augyl-d

Fresh Arrivals.
VUST RECEIVED BY RAIL ROAD DIRECT FROa
ID Baltimore and New York.
so hhds Sugar-sll grades
$50 bbs refined Yellow Sugar
100 bags Coffee
800 bags Rio Coffee;
30 bugs Old Gov. Java Coffee;
10 hlf chests Imperial and GunpOwder Tea,
50 six ID boxes "
~ hlf chests Black Tea;
* bbls New Mackerel;
so cases Oysters;
100 boxes Fire Crackers;
l25 dozen Brooms;
100 boxes German Matches;
100 boxes Virginia TOtaccO;
50 boxes Ground Spices;
together with great variety OF floods IN our
line to the trade, very low for Cash. -
LANIBR PHILLIPS co.
sepI4u No 39, South Market 81.
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GRs 1asbdiIIe Gnion arrA 9meritan.
DaIIy ss; TTI-WeekIy s5; weekly So.
Rates of Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE \ SQUARE.
IN THE DAILY.
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BLACKMAN n GILLESPIE.
(SucHoIs' coRHR)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

nOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
Travelling Bags Carpet Bags, Ladies satcels and every
article usually kept IN our line.
Our goods with 10 to the opinion OF
ou many friends: call and We deermined
the to please all who call upon Us
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@ A. s. DUVAL, @
DENTIST,
No. Cherry Street. Nc. :
aaD99-iIm
Drawing and Painting.
Notice.

KNTE have for sale several ne Residences in the city,
Wv OF them ne territory. Also large number Of
proved lots in the city, Of them finely suited for business
purposes for Residences. We will sell great bargains
We have for several Of the and commanding
Building Sites West Nashville, Broad. Demumbrane he
Marry and other streets
Aso-A number of very fine Totes in BOyds, Hynes and
Watkins Additions.
ALsO-Seveal very choice lots Edgeaed, 25 30 lots in
Walkers Addition, and number Of lots in Hadn Ad
dition and McGavock.
II Pin addition which have very large number Of
Country lots containing from five to twenty within from
two to three miles Of the city aad the different pixies
septl4-tf J. L. & r. ". BROWN.
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Mississippi River EIhhliOH AOA
Sale.
rour f., bs1o Menphis Arkansas, containing eight
II b1 and eighty two hundred and Atty in cultva
2 Is new dwelling house, and all the necessary fixtures
~ 80 Cottop Plantation; hundred and hfy old
dsSen large young Orchard, peaches and apples II the
aseT wishes will sell the growing the place,
% IN $50 bales Of cotton, and i've SIX hundred
,.a---sIs Of Corn. Give possession Immediately
JAMES II. MERIWETHER,
Auruyt "a, 6O-d2m Memphis Tenn.
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Valuable Land for sale.

M MCCLURE CO., and N MCCLURE, desire to sell
VA their valuable Tract ef Land, he copartner
ship having exped) continuing 500 five hundred Of
which cleared generally level the remainder we'll mberd
bas several springs Of running water through each h 50 or
90 we'll set in blue grass with much in clover This
land 10 surpassed by the county and is veil adapted
10 the cultivation Of Cotton the raising Of Stock There are
tive good orchards. and good building sites in desirable neigh
borhoOd, lying in the valley Of RObnson Fork Greek IN 6s
county, the road leading from COrnesyle 10 the LynnEe
Depot, five miles from each point,
Will be sold on the 2Ogh day of october next
On the premises to to the highest bidder
Terms. .-0ne fourth cash when possession 10 gwen 'le
mainder on three annual payments with interest from dae
The said land either be divided into two or 1r A
sold in Persons wishing purchase puvstsy VII al
me, authorized 70 sell between ms an w "
sale. n 11'NNo411
September II, Is6O-tW,tds
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UPFoR FIVE DOLLARS If you DO not desire to spend
larger sum, will publish your Card in Directory sye
given below and choice position columns,
year, for FIVE DOLLARS, IN ADVANCE
Sample:
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Large Sale of Land and Negroes.

TEyHE undersigned wish to SELL At private sale, large and
valuable estate Arkansas, and about hy Slaves with
Mules Stock the same
The twenty-five hundred acres, in good shape,
part Of DeshA county, four miles from the
river Adons the lands Of Bynum, FOSTER Sherod
and Others Three hundred and fifty cleared and four
hundI deadeued three CONNECTED with th tract the
Widows Dover In hundred OF which hun
seventy cleared The place known
Floyd Smiths landing.
There are two slaves carefully selected North Carolina
negroes only forty OF age, thirty four
young and likely and boys the balance young women
Mr. ELIIs the Plantation about the roth OF october
prepared 70 communicate As prices ed &C Part Of the
purchsee money will be required when the sale made
ANDERSON ELLIS,
b. ROBERTS,
D. A. DAVIS,
Executors Of J. II. jenkins
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Land for SnIe.

application be made, in short time will sell en- Sceon
Il mOdstinr terms, FOFJy Acres OF Land, three miles
IRON the Corporation limits, Mil Creek opposite Maj Gon
This Of the beautiful locations Davidson
About cneaf Of the land is Ia thinker the balance cutya
ton There thepreuises comfortable cabins
young orchard. Apply Ma GOEE the psce, my
self particulars. CHAS. X. WINSTON.
inINlAn
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Fine stock Farms at Public sale
seVen Thousand Acres of Land.

NN Saturday. the 24th November the undsreG, the agent
~ Of Thomas McCanee Of Richmond, Virginia will sell a:
public the highest dder the premises credit Ol
one years for with approved security and lien
| the land until the purchase IS paid.
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Instruments, &c.

Physicians Pocket Case of Walls and Instruments Of such
variety of styles and prices cannot fail to PleaSeall
AsO Saddle Bags, syTnges Truses Braces and Supporters,
in great variety, and at low prices.
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All OF which I will sell very e
Union street. lmar27l
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cFnrnnnre

Ga W. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
M ChalR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS
MANUFACTURERS AND WH0i Is n + NJ MI \ Epc
Constantly hand and direct from our Eac,nr,- a -
and Nab mAIho manufactured Of Maple, Oak Walnut
CbairS Gy Cane-Seat and Buck, Rush and WoodSeat
bundles or boxes for shipping " e up !"
Office Chairs, Cane and Tooi Settees Canese.t
Seat, ' PoStos P 6ane seat
PtE ChaIrS, tane seat and Spanish Chairs and Suits
T. ibpary ~, oi., Cottage Sets and Chamber
RI |hdlts' Caneseat and Furniture,
Bureaus,
R iees, tane-seat an Toilet Tables and Washstands
Lonnga,s Co,o .., Extension Tables, &C.
the % any invite our former patrons and all others in
n kEiEEENcR:-Robnson Lord 4 Co Dper Norris a.
70, = y Stevens Il Sons ~ ' ~
". GREENWOOD Il CO.
anostf Nos 9S and 100 Baltimore street,
Raj
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p OOFI G.
LEST ER'S
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING
PATENTED JANUARY IL, 1889
MPROV EMENT APPLIED FOR
FIRST PREMIUM A WARDED

OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1885
We prepared cover all kinds Of Roofs steep or
fat old, shingles, tar metal steamboats, and
cars with this unequalled Roofing material. From long
experience in the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief of failure nearly all roofing
met with, and after complete system of chemical artificial
and natural he has used certain
and been adding to it for two yearse has produced
which is offered to crcsing public superior any
composition, and
EQUAL TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS
Some OF the inducements this Roofing are viz: The
of the heaviest kind rated in composition
renderngit perfectly Water and Alright and very Elastic
before being put the roof The composition only
not injurious to- but actually preservatye of cotton and
being aright, DAMPNEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH
TO THE CANVAS.
The Joints are cemented ogetheI the whole covered
which will not scale off, crack become injured by
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT
For protecting METAL ROOFS from corroson and leaking
eunasd a be- un
For ATp RAIR9tP Gtn
ordinary coverings No OIL is brought in direct contact
the Watertght canvas made from materials which do
BECOME liks from but remain gliabe
Is,ssSs rsiSi@ Fs fS s1ie % ga s'a
quired IN the above territory have constructed
arES PR fsJRRzr a9E
on and will b furnished agents. leaving them
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR
GEO JACKSON Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and south sts:
mn, Baltimore, Md.
given. '' ~ ' $780, ~
- PRICES AS Low AS ANY GOOD ROOFING.
~ RsfAIKlNG DONE AT SHORT NOTICE s9-ly
II AFANA ClGARS.-Just received, per steam
baiee, Baitlmore" superior lot of Cigars, for sale
q. o. DEMUTH h CO.
$50. No 40 N. Charles street
aPloo doors above Lexington street
T..
would respectfully inform my friends customers and
[ns EHpc mat am now constantly in the receipt Of
EGGS,
AND COUNTRY pPoDurp
Dealers housekeepers and families will find n ~ th;;
erest 70 ca as my arrangements the counry or Ill
as 10 enaDe me to furnish these articles upon ths
derate and accommodating terms. ~ inos' mo-
o., S Santry rroduce sold on commission and the biob
est cash advances made on consignment, 1 TIC hiSh
II 8. MANNING
ialItf 2Camden street, and
l03 Franklin street
10 l. L. lotion GENCY
~ j. D. PRATT 4 co.
LECTON in city county In the United o GOi
IN Proynees Being in direct and reauent .. Drl
ltn renanle Attorneys every
or Erecting speedy and prompt COLLECTIONS ARE sb
0FFiGE Or THE MERoANTILE AeENoY, corne, ., r.,
mv<t
GEORGES GREEK COAL. SWANT0N
OMNES, STEPHEN TEE 90. mN ioN
m2l-h EaI NJ GAgenl,
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Sitanlsbips.

GHfh III R l. Z 5 TON
rHRoUGH IN FIFTY HOURS,
'''' LOCUST POINT,
VIII, Capt. D. French,
TUESDAY. May 22d.
No received after coef oS The d M 0 precisely ss
no Bills 'Ladng WILDE signed after the departure Of tba
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
aEents Charleston JOHN W CAIDWE11pTe Sf H5a'
F9neiuality in her departure be relied on mylt
&4fTS CROMWELL'S LINE
saw NNAH.
'"' '''s" '''"" THOMAS SWAMI.
VIII leave s,s.r,s u,,o-. Capt. I. T. Ramsay,
81 ao,.,o,, On On TUESDAY, May 18th,
otf is received after II O'Clock day Disabling
bills OF lading signed after departure Of the steamer
skMI. T. PEARcE, Agent,
PunctuaIitv :, ,ano-.o ll6 Spears wharf
4gentsin sayannah BRiGHAM BXI .fI Sn CO myls
ssSak&GIssEMI-wEEKLY ExPRsss SIS LINE BETWEEN
The steamships of this Line
BALTIMORE Gi .e''e spears wharf,
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
on NE fTE I4SE sf GRp P ssT IfER2
Delivering goods in Baltimore on Thursday and Mondo,
MORNINGS al" 4"hual
Freight cents per foot Or proportionate rates.
Shippers to Boston, Providence Portland and other
en points, can have their Goods prom b
TINS line free of CON mission y
Apply to SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent
orto H B. cK u &SFEftfS E ",
oo-., IS WEST STREET,
-1P-In New York.
sGfTh BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
nSafAsnsas4 WHARF FOOT of LONG DOCK
me well known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS Wn
4. Hailett commander, and JOSEPH WHITNEY Soomo
dowes commander, with fine accommodations for paser
gers Will sail for Boston EVERY SATURDAY IL 6cocl
NJ alternately Fare S2, including Meals and Stateronu
FREIGHT taken at lowest rates ~ ~ ''
s6tf I uIrccTNC -.
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GEORGE WARNER ;,,ovv,re,ov Ne pm , ,n
FOX THE SALE OF SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
PRODUCE,
l62 SoUTH EUTAw STREET,
topposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad DppOt)
Refers by permit sion
Messrs Kirkland Chase & Co.. Baltimore
Messrs. Pearce GRAY, Baltimore.
Messrs Buckler Shipey Baltimore.
Messrs. Isaac REYNOLDS Il Son, Baltimore
Messrs. Wyckhof n Post, New York.
Messrs SPOTS, Harvey a Co, Richmond.
Messrs. Alvey & Lipsc NIB, Richmond
Messrs. ). T. d T. G. Budd, Charlest n
Messrs. Toulmin voorhees, & Co, Mobile
George Nathan, Esq, New Orleans
Edwd W. Warner, Esq, PHILADELPHIA
Achl Warner, Esq, President Mechanics Bank Balti
more. nh a. ~
DOULTNEY & MOALE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
"A l.oABA Ri srRzT
hessrs. J. p. PLEAsANTs Il Sons, Baltimore
hessrs. W. GLENN Il Sons. Cincinnati ja,-tf
+ HOOPER & Co.,
e. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
IalElI Baltimore
ELLICOTT h BEWES,
IL PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Particular attention paid to the sale of
It n r " G II e 4 s E.
No. SO EXCHANGE PLACE,
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sEN FOR THE EASTERN

INC new swi III and no5io,A AND ~. WESTERN SHORE
John H. klrWan leaves her wharf on Light stre captain
Canden, I9r GHQPTANK RIVER EVERY WFDNESSG4t, OF
G fa@BBTdFs WSsa P Paint Case haven &
dence Eastern, via Dover BridgcJ Kinpsnwn cI rGYl
INT PottsTs Landing and Denton Retprhing aaTes
at O'Clock, touching at the above named LANDINGS
r, leaves for ANNAPOLIS and " EST RIVER Ey EPY
TUESDAY, and FRIDAY MORNING. Returning sani
be prepaid; W. 'si'' mus
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La E - WESTERN
fH-S-@&2c4axS MARYLAND RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave calvert Station at $50 A. NJ, and p NJ
and ln.45 A. NJ. ' a. 10
" omnibus from Westminster daily at A. NJ connects
with lC45 train. Waiting train from Baltimore re-
turns to Westminster, arriving 30
H1 Omnibus from Manchester at NJ meets 10 Al tr.;r
Monday;, Wednesday and Friday. Returning alternate
tmOre. T $1,000 ~ ""i
apo u IRWIN 4 TAYLOR
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MARYLAND STEAM TURNING
1f1 AND SAVING WORKS,
nm AND HARD WOOD LUMBER YARD
,BRACkETS M0ULDlNGS, and ORNA MENTAL SAW
ING and u TURNING, OF every style for
@nRAL RESIDENCES,
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Columns, fuei Al raip; BaIrStlading Tor PorticoN
Newes BanniseTs and Hand Railing OF an escrintics
CARPENTERS' AND GtLDERS' MOULDiSGs
Bench and Hand Screws, Hubs, Oval Frames &c
TURNING AND SAVING,
BARD WOOD LUMBER " l1AE'AN'
MAHOGANY and WALNUT
CHERRY and POPLAR,
.,so copr,> crYrur, - ,,r,,r,,, OAK, ASH, a.
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q
a., CORNER OF PARK CLAY STREETS
OF hutd" street fsl7t
A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
- TINS celebrated Wine is highly sparkling perfectly
pure and OF rich fruity taste unsurpassed in quality hy
any VINE an the american market " H'S ~
BIS (Cabinet AGNE.-Particular attention NJ
GonholsSeurs Is invited to its qualities superiority "a
70 vi III al'eu merit It's beautiful RUBY color is
g1trdneed to be the natural product of the grape
oTIcE-The undersigned, being aware that
many competitors are spreading the report that the
Imported under the Of Rubis articiay cored do
ereby Dld the UNI OF TEN THOUSAND Doll to any know
chemist who could in any public experiment. afford The
eec proof that the deep color of the Rnbs is due to
thing else bat the pure juice of the grape '
J. GoERG Co,
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EsE-h BALTIMORE AND SUsOUEHAE

uctsdaEl Ma STEAM COMPANY
PfSTTu II DAILY LINE Except Sunday for PORT III
oW hs steamer sa5 ne PoRTSMOGTH" Capt Philips leaves
MONDAY, q wEh x 4 LIS v AHENME Every
EseSGk K%sitITTr6ing leaves PORT DEPOSIT EVERY
NJ and HAVRES "a 81 a aT SATURDAY At O'Clock,
ea awe Steamboat an kANGASTER Can't j W Fomhnson
STI1Rn he pace ace EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
PnPT EVENING at ocl ok Returning leaves
FRT6 " FT WEN Ky ERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
&C O'Clock, P. NJ 'N' anu IA NE DE "hACb
rrassage, berths included, so cents
Freight received daily until a o,cIock oo;5 % L.
rates and carefully attended to 0"' '"iiieu DIT IL"
TIe agt ca receipts for freight will be required
aSSHt at Havre de Grace will attend 20 9Twatdn
van;a consigned to him for any point on the Pnsyi
Philadelphia elsewhere H 7uueu LOT baiamore'
The steam boat "JUNIATA u Cant r.. NJ,
be chartered at any time p'' f't" lomiinson, can
Jos las. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
,,.s X ALEX. TAYLOR Agent Vavre a. H.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Ess!E@N FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
DEERE" vii nm ie srolNT, VA.)-The steamer "BELVI-
AFTERNooN iS SESrL Light street wharf on TUESDAY,
datOns, apply to having fine State Room acromoda-
myI42t j. BRANDT Jr, Agent,
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NOTICE.
FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

IT., ..- =, ,EAIR HAVEN AND PIUM POINT
tr;n ne steamer NARY WASHINGTON will resume her
M0RHiNG April llth, 1850, at O'clock and ii
En Ell EkY WEDNESDAY during the season Retnrnipg
VIII " IeaVe Benedict EVERY SATURDAY MOkNiNG ~
Hsy tor Baltlmore calling at Plum Point and Fair
It-ff
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G ,HKUNUMETERS,
CHARTS,
NAuFiCAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS, ''
and
GLOBES
h% THE lARG EST ASSORTMENT OF THE ,povr
GOODS IN BALTIMORE. ~ " 1"o' T.
PETER WALTER
FornerI,, Will, o,, - ,or >, 49, 20 w. Pratt street
BLUNT New York "' T. NJ. "
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Skippina.

s555t FOR BREMEN. The fine A | Bremen
s4ssss ship FERDINAND Capt G. Bullerdck will have
queE despatch for the above port For freight apply to
$500 -7NAA'"'" ''ieCt'
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-, nv = -, J: RlDDLEMosER, JR, ( co

fURLETT h SONS
~ CARNAGE MANUFACTORY
| ~, No 50 NORTH STREET
| GE ~ The undersigned having greatly on.
arged their premises aud increased their fiIi
usg ieaYe 70 call the attention of the pnhIic t me-
gStens,Ve stock every description ofCARIIGES
'r most elegant style and durable manner which they
prepared 70 sell on accommodating terms REPAIRS al
'ehued 10 with dispatch and at reasonable prices
JOHN CTRlETT 4 SON
-1Sz4-I % North street. Baltimore.
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TNHE MERCANTILE AGENCY

l.
j D. PRATT 4 Co,
CORNER GH BALTIMORE AND g..
me propreor5 respectfully invite such Merchants as Are
not already subscribers to the Agency who sell goods nm
erea 10 eau and examine system and reliabi
OF our information From long experience and the salts
factory testimonials OF thousands Of merchants in the %
ent cities East and who have years been
We can assure all who will call whether they sell goods 70
me cities or country towns ample satisfaction SIS tie liza
Dy OF our information and the great benefit be derived
from the Agency by those who subscribe mrs 81
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E3ESISnsT MARYLAND STEAM
Mks@EAxI URNITURE WORKS
SIS STEVENS SONS,

opposite Front street Theatre,
WHO'D RZ r late Of p and 20 Hanover street,
"Ah'ALE MANUFACTURERS OF
Wso.,. CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS,
tn or me attention OF friends and patrons
emily establishment now in full operation, wherein are
maclgu an army OF operatives with the approved
III the United States ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s9 manufacturers and Agents for the Southern States
he vn-il,
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1 Rrmn. aND BEEF.-3O bbls. Mess . =
street SAFE by AElxsEL sRIFFoNss s s9d p7 nS
my75
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81 81 CARRIAGES j

The subscribers have on hand Mt trr 800 r o
MESI AYEITE STREET, general assortment Of Car
ING most approved styles, all of which viii be- So4
s PRICES Tor cash, approved paper All CarTs
the public to call and examine our stock f'S 'uNlle
II y. tB-ila Carriages taken in exchange for r.rr 49,,
repairing done with dispatch. hN '' Tx" ones
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HISS l. COLE,
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
HARDWARE,
Nos. q and 30 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
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: sLs-s- \ THE STEAMER GE0RGE i ~ I- ETIs

EHspA THE STEAMER PLANTER will
49, leaye Baltimore EVERY MONDA'y
I ,s at o'clock for the Patuxent river commrncinr
TtR lS, 1o9 Returning will leave Bened ct EVFRY
~ MpKN ING, at O'Clock, for BaIiimore
opII font and Fair Haven going and retu ming
~ GEO. WEFMS Uoetar
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WARERDnMS

Wor,d - r. A. l.. BEVANS
orally tbat @ inform his friends and the public gen
dnddm NUKE STREET where he intends deyotng his un.
MrSiNE S 81 10 TO the CABINET and UNDERTA KING
ring The H. e mas on tind and is constantly manufactu-
ali which HE best hes Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Furniture
public are sci as low as can be had in the city The
sing elsewhere III lieu 10 cal ana see before purcha-
tens ~ rs H'tSI OUT on the most accommodating