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PIke,. Peak aIInIng end Prospeels.

All accounts consur in representing that the
past winter in the Pixies Peak region has been
mild and favorable for outdoor operations, and
that much has been done in developing and
improving the country and towns, as well as in
preparation for profitable mining the present
season. A letter from Auraria, March 2Ist, to
the Chicago Press, opens thus
During the past week the various intelli.
gences from the mines and mountain gold
fields is Of the most cheering ard substantial
character, the weather has been fine as summer,
and gold digging, gold washing. and sluicing
have been vigorously and probably carried or
throughout all sections Of the mines. In Rus
sells Guleh and GregOTJ's DigginRs Thousands
are at work Iuarrying out rich gold bearing
quartz ready for the eTushers, and in the Tar
ryall, Blue River and Headwaters of the Ar
kansas gold fields, hundreds are vigorously
digging and WISHING out the gold dust, and
gold nuggets now and then-some small and
some OF handsome size. There is a large emf.
grafton every day going up from all parts of
these valley towns, and may say in measure.
that the springs work is only commenced.-
We believe before even two months more there
will be astonishing discoveries and the richest
gold Developments here made that the most
Sanguine miner here can wish for. Rich lsaGs
are daily discovering, rich gulch and patch
diggings are daily and weekly made Every
man in the mountain mines Is either enthusiss-
tically at work preparing his claim, or else
joyfullys at work washing his gulch-bax The
arrivals in Gregory's Diggings alone are about
fifty per day. Tho Freeze lead, in the Nevada
District, ia paying in places five dollers to the
Pan-On reaching only twenty feet below
Clark d Yandeyenter's mill is crushing out the
gold daily, with its niDe-horse power and six
mammoth stamPeTs, and works very satisfactes
nly. Mr.. Vsndeventer, the agent Of Gates &
Co.'s Eagle Works of Chicago. has received
orders for dozen odd mills Of the above man
ufacture Your Chicago quartz mill uaanufae
tory is highly thought of here, and their ma
chimes are considered the very best brought
here. Quartz mills worked by water peWer
could be sdvantageously set mp all along Clear
Creek, and we think that at least thousand
Of them would find sufficient and very profta>
ole employment here ss soon as established -
Gulch claims in the Blue and Tarryal Dig
gings, and also in the Norwood District, are
now paying from twenty to fifty cents to the
nan
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His speech was able and powerful-out>
spokni--many and fearless, aud It was received
with the widest enthusiasm. Mr. Ferry is
the as,est man Of his age in tho State; and 10
few , ears Il he lives. will be in the Senate,
to uphold "lhe true phnsip.es Of the Constitu-
lion."
Last Sunday morning, heard in the old
Congregational Church in Norwalk, the Rev.
Mr.. Weed It seemed a sermon for the hour,
aud the Rev. gentleman seemed a. much afraid
of political agitation and excitement as Ro.
manist is Of sny religious agitation. Rather
than have such political strife and commissions,
that in his opinions make men forget .hs pray
er meeting and the conference, and church du'
ties, he would 90 back under European forms
Of government, and let, suppose, Freedom
and the Repdblic 90. Mr.. Weed took too low
a view Of the duties Of the Christian citizen
Il is as much his duty to GO ~ the primary
meeting-to the ballot box-to make use Of
every proper effort TO elect good men to Office,
as TO 90 to prayer meeting, or to meeting on
the Sabbath. Liberty is in danger from apathy
Of good men. Our Fathers could UOte and Fight
as well as pray. Agitation is essentially necss-
sary to pure government, as well IS to "puTe
religion and undefled."
In the afternoon, heard Missionary 10 the
'heathen out West, who had been labOFing in
a section where ''the Disciples, {" (Campbellitss)
gave him very much trouble. He declared
immersion, as baptism, was not taught in the
| Bible" and could not wonder at the trouble he
had, nor at his ignorance. He was Just about
as near right in the P. n. as Mr. Weed was in
the A. NJ They both need more light
Yours truly, J. 4. B.
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Illegal Voting in Connecticut.

The Hartford Coursnt says the illegal vote
pOlled Tor the prO-slavery Democracy in the
cities of Connecticut was not less than three
thousand, and adds:
awe shall have one advantage in the November
election for President: all the States vote on
the same day, and the voters will be wanted in
New York City, evely y man of them, if the De-
mocracy entertain the fainteEt idea of carrying
the Empire State; so shall we escape the honor
Of being assisted by Woods tools in our eom>
parstiVely unimpOrtant State The Democrats
will not be able to poll SO large vote in No.
vember as they have pOiIed this Spring. That
may be counted on for certain"
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CouMENDABLE The Ohio Penitent.ary con.
tains a few convicts who are not lost to the
better promptings of our natures.
Mr. Voris brought with him from Columbus,
s25 earned by Robert o. Jones, as over work,
since last Christmas. Hr Jones sent the
money to his wife and children, to aid them
while he is absent.
This certainly speaks well for him, and
shows, that though he is working out a cen
tence, for Alledged crime, he is mindful of his
obligations as q husband and father. The
course he is taking is evidence of his intention
to atone, as far as he can, flr what he may
have done that is wrong -Akron Beacon.
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Boar0ina.

D0ARDING HOUSE-Dr. BEACH
~ tlieu the fne Boarding House, No 40 Supeior
- ,-beh g heen newly htted up aud is now open tor
heFscentlon of e9arae- z -
DOARDING.-;Hhe House No. "a
n p,1bi,- s1usrs and py tae sto1e Church-one o.
- iocafans the ctty-hea been thofpq8ny
Ts1aifed and snow open Tor BoaTdeFa Fsmiies " hls
q nirh iheiT own rooms be Hccomn ted VIII isrE
and oouvrnisnt rooms ard bedrooms; and sge
and Day BoaTdess will Ind good oh
aprS-isS5.l5S sW BURRTT.
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6Otels.
.nTRL DUMA4-

-5.rf-r Street befgsea fh aad 5ib, CIEoIsNATI, ONO
br I'd and vail established Hotel has been TeceHtlT
retfsd IN superior style and Is nov unsurpassed DY any
Hatal Of rs class N Ameroa- -,
e nnrietor from his Ion experience In this city, Cal
irud and elsewhere feels confident that his
ITer others will warrant him entire Sncces and e ne IS
known 70 this community antcipgte3 full share
81 pgblig patrOaase. ALEA On hgAAA4E,
uar21Es Fro2IleI9L.
WANHATTAN H0TEL-Nos. 3, 5
WI Tand Murray street. n door from Broadway OP
seitetho Park New York. Higgins Fling fo Gletofa
HaEEtnI, late Of Pearl Strest House, ,BOstSh hCfhhg
Trrafsn uassl Me- paTt asel
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ftnanftal.
FnRFTGN EXCHANGE.

nRAFT IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT
-, e ,,r1v.ris on Enslnnd and France, and on
~ he TT1ucinsi Ctifs of Germany on EIsnhiort Ber-
In Vi6nT IfpEiF NurimherE, Cassnl, Cologne, h1m-
kl1,sy4 rrsmen eiutr. at Mnnnhem and fraFga , OF
ssis 6y mri2 RETTBERG HALs1lANS,
&1O000 MONEY ADVANC-
DlOsOOOE ED-IR sums to suii-ut the old
sinnd aud we'll known WAGNER,S QFFiCE-on sec cuIl- :
ties o. kind, viz: DRY Goods, HardWare So1 A
silver Pats, watches. Diamonds, Jeelry, Llre eImI
Cluthug, farnture CsrPe1, anoss MiroIs, falhlhBa
fenerl m eruhaI disc and Personal pE0peTT ana acl
~ value the mos satisfactory terms Business tIict
pTtvsts. Eabhuhed ISL Watches and 1eWelg iof sale
WM. WAGNER. oMes No. 5. Water 81,
Garner Superior st., Geo A Davis Co Clothing
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Gnnr0pere.
EDETGVinE aRd LiiROETaPhi1F.

E6ETaVInE and LIIhOETaPhIBg.
DRAINERD & BURRIDGE;WOOD
Id FNGRAVERs AND LITHOGRPaERs Bank
street. Cleselasd. o.
D0PRRT GILIl-SILVER AND
E Fieefro Pia,er Door Piitsr aue hIanRfact0r-cor-
- al Prospect sis lup EtaiI9l Cevslhnd o.
fS r9nred 90 repRte SpOnf, FORKS Caftoru Ee., and
--sfe thsn equal u new. Door Trimmings fgrishaA
Piarad 70 order Bell Hanging prou PLY Asooed 20 and
rricas reasonable i1<Atle
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UEIrtistru.
DENTISTRY

AT 2II SUPERIOR ST.
F YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
rssd the following lines II your teeth are bad, read
IAN with great care II Jou have tosth At all lisB-
Act hst isl daily exhibited in the streets. In the social
circle and IN the psroT by the huubsst peasant and the
prouaf aufocru h that hundreds Of persous lose good
els Of teeth for the an Of the timely aid Of good and
kifu dentist poor and Inferior operai on is IN many
sss orso than none ~ all II your teeth good have
h.r rraiael b. sd dentist ard keep them in order.
NOR no tira should he 81 bat have them repaired The
@ he tor sll escape that which Burns says y ths
aau Of all dseases, AL resuiares OF tho tSes Aoae
- rftendsd 10 a. chlldh0ld and youth -.
tIi ~ Nv rora where particular attention lsg wen
- ~ prsssr ritou % the natural teeth. where the
VuLCkNIZED CORALITE,
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIl. ,, 1850.
PLAIN ann ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
Es-Plain an ornameGtal printing every description
Jone Lt the p ntng establishments Of the LRApER oca
the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses in
TIE best styl short notice, aud al reasonable rates.
Particular attention paid TO blank work. Every desop
ton Of Binding done, especially Blank Books, LsdgoTs
journals. Sales Books. Receiving Books, Ec., &C.
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.T AIDES & MISSES SKIRTS
II We have Just received large stock Of the Esu
styles, which, wholesale and Retsi. will sell at
very low ligues. mar24 MORGAN ROOT
.FMBROIDERIES.-A fine stock Of
II the STYLES Embroidered Collars and Sets also
EdsngS aud InsernsS, choice nice Goods be und st
mara MORGAN ROOTS.
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~ For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page.
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llaftr1t Ohte Agrntp.

UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
DATFNT OFFICE AGENCY 0P.
1s-if- WTe5deII House, Bank siEesi, Cleveland. D.
y 4 I1rEIDaE fmy65B1 EEHP gRAMARp.
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REMOVAL,

nR B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE:
moved his Dentsl oSee 70 HE Tendenee, Q 20
t5,s q fouT doors North oftha D. T. Chufoh Nhets e
% IL happy 10 SEQ an Of his form or patrons OF any o1h-
- No nav need his services.
f.ievpisnd Marrh 60 lsse-ulhlA:al
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auTTAPRRoHA n AsE,

For ArtIhclal Teeth
a 3D. and all varieties Of artificial ten sse
!. ll ~ - Ssst ,,snneF W. B. INGEkSOLLt
~ ~ 8l sfsTie Bloek Superior street, Cleveland O.
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Bnil0frs & Arfbtttfts.

BROOKS S. G. & E. W., BUILD
E1-FRs Alsc .dunufsetnrsrs Of D0ors, Blinds Sash.
-1sfs and AZ Kinds o. scro-SaWlHE and Gothic WoIE
2 Siit y stssnh n psd 70 Fitting Up Stores Fee,oEy
,15s, araT Centre Bloek. csyslaRd. Q. aolo-eA
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JEweIrp s. 9ilpEr Dare.

LIVERY ONE WARRANTED
~ of t6oss Anerican watches Jost received new
f9gSi5 9ss5 ifOil tut CowLEs co. weddslI House
YANKEE DOODLE FOREVER.
and ne American Watch forever. They are me
seSi watch made lin Amerloa) and nobody ssiiA IAein
SlsSssT sSSn INN CowLEs CO. wsddel House.
Nut PIX.-Just receiveda a new sup
49, ~ % NJ cowLEs & co. wedden House
CILVER 4 SILVER PLATED
~ WARr- New sioek inst received BY
fsbz2 CoWLEs 4 CO. Weaaeh hOu1s-
y. d. advertisements.
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DEMING & TIFFANY,
General Produce Commission Merchants,
No. 81 Pearl St., New York.
,vtil,r attention m 70 tbr panchEss OF Glods for Con-
Uignors. LibSralCast AdvASaes q , l'sI ahl SI~in
REFERESCEs-Wm. W. Fox, Prest N. =, Gas Light
Co; Charles Fox Pres't CITY Fire Insurance Co ~
- 4 Co New York, CoHns Bres & Co Hartford; AZ
f. oFfon Clevsland; John Tennis Co, Cleveland
BafeOok HaTd, Cleveland; Day GrisSola Co. Ha5t
ord ".
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EDWARD A. LAMBERT d CO.,
Importers Of and
Wholesale Dealers In Stationery,
Il0 and l2l Williams St, New York.
OFFER TO THE TRADE A FULL
and veil selected stock OF ENGLISH. EHENGFt.
cTRFAN and DOMESTIC gUgia, Of thelr OWN IN
PoRfkTloNS OF bought from hrst hands, Eni which
mi TeIi Al tie lowest prices and on favorable terms
~ alogues sF SAMPLES Iurnish- d on appncailoh L,
ers BY mail receive the personal ntteniloA oi one "
thS frm snd flled complatu.
,ss--isi ir-portafiots made 20 order II requiT ID
An examination Of their stock aS prices - soioiteo
iu7R21
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NuNetarg anG Commercial 4sbisb.



There was a fair business done to-day in Stocks the
sales at the Board amounting value to about $50 600
stocks generally were pretty firm, but Baltimore and
ONO Railroad was an exception to the rule the market
Tor this stock being again very heavy Nothing done
In it, but it closed regular way at $50 bid ssl asked
these figures being 81 per less than was bid and
asked Tor 1t at the close yesterday. There is evidently
very little demand FOR this stock either for investment or
Tor speculative purposes and there any considerable
quantity pressed upon the market it would doubtless
cline materially For Northern Central Railway there
was some demand and sales made Of shares at
s25% G22h cash and time, and it closed regular way
the same figures ason yesterday, viz s22h bid, s224
asked For Railroad bonds there was some inquiry but
the only sale made of 81 600 Baltimore and Ohio
1855 at so Northern 672 bid
IS asked. We note also Of $4,000 Baltimore City
6s at l00AG10l for 1855 100 for 1855 and 1O04 for
1905. There movement day in Canton
and prices for it improved to y a dollar per share
Sales made of 500 shares at $40 cash. and s224
time and it closed at s21k bid, s22 asked regular way
The Mining stocks pretty active again. and they
generally quite firm. Nothing done in Gard
Hill Guford but the former closed at SIX bid IS
asked and the latter at 2A bid S2% asked regular
OF Springfield there 500 shares sold at s3 buver
60 days. and it closed steady at IS sc bid s3A asked
regular way Consolidated was the most active of any
of the Mining stocks, 5000 shares of it being sold
at slSl cash, and $lslGl3 time 1t closed firm al
Sll bid 81 81 asked regular way. Silver Valley was
quiet to-day, $50 shares only being sold SIS cash
Cambridge and Baltimore North Carolina were both
quite active 5000 shares of the former being sold at
slB 49, and 400 shares of the latter at 81 OG
cash and time We also sales of GOO shares Deer
River at 81 .OGdlS.
In New York to-day there a strong upward move
ment in stocks, bat the greatest improvement was il
Erie which advanced $l1s. New York Central alsc
advanced $lai Harlem 50; Reading X; Cleveland ant
Toledo y; Michigan Southern Il; Michigan Southern
guaranteed ~ Canton \; Rock Island q; and Gaen
and Chicago slS Missouri 6s sold at the same igur
as on yesterday, but Virginia 6's declined A.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE


Spence * Reid. e ee'
GnIScHA lsLANDs-Bark Green1and-54O tons guano
LOCO dunnage bags, Barril Bros
biSAGUA-Shtp La DtdcheSSe D. OrIsqns--44 bales
wool 25 calf skins, $50 hides $40 bags reguIa 10
wheat Ill5 bags nitrate soda. Fitzgerald Booth X Co
FORT GORE, CHlLI-Bdrk y ing Greek-l.6 hides -
bags cocoa shells, box old copper, J. Richardson Bos
ton otis copper ore D. Kcener; 81 bales rags $50
otis, lima wood. master 90 49,
SoMBRERo-Schr. Nm. CIark-6O tons guano, A. C.
Elliott & Co. a'' - ~
HALIFAX, n. S-Br brig Gen. FiHidns $50 bills
herring, do salmon, Jas Corner Il Sons
= WINDSOR, N S.-BriG Chasteldin $50 tons plaster
Kelsey 4 Gray. f'
WINDsoR n s-Brig Ocean TrarelIer-2sO tons plas
ter, Kelsey Gray.
COASTWISE.
NEW loRK-SedHShip Potomac - cases mise J. J.
l.equarCt do cigars Nelson Prest 500 pkgs mdse
sundry persons.
NEW YoRK-Schr Chds r. Strong-2o Kegs nails
waters Scott so cases gin, Geo olins; bales hemp
NJ "A Hamilton; cases matches, Geo Chapman; 80 cask.
copperas, H. j. Baker do mdse., W H. Brown & Bro:
10 bbs chrome ore ". Davidson & CO. cases matches
Bocher, Rowe Co. casks mdsc G. x " Tpston Jr;
40 bbS iron, NJ Belt Co so bales bandboxes g. Crane
Co; 81 cases oil, 7Gi BIKES fire crackers Schwartz
DIN 40 cases ginger VIM. Bridges & Son; do mdse G
CHI pman. 20 bblS. whiting, order.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MAhhEIS B1 TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK Sept 25-Coton is rm-sales OF $500
(d5lh; Ohio So 65(G5S5. Wheat has advanced l2 cts
sales of $1,000 bushelsChcago Spring 81 2l % Mil
wauke Club 81 2l1 %; red Western 81 26l 2s white
Kentucky SlS7& al 40; white Michigan S35Gl 42T-
Corn is heavy-sales of 10000 bushels mixed 664
Provisions are quiet. Whskey closed steady % cts
Rice is steady. Sugar is quiet Naval Stores are firm
Tobacco is active. Freights frmer.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 25.-Flour is dull but prices firm
Wheat is frm-sales of 5000 bushels; white 81 35Gl So
red 81 26,Gl 80. Corn is active-ye IS cts Pork
no prime Rio in first hands, sales mt 49, oI54 cts
Whiskey is dull at 22kG23H cts.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2l-Flour firm at 81 .90d4 o.
Whiskey steady at 1S3i cts. Wheat steady. Corn firm
Provisions quiet. Exchange New York steady at Il
per cent premium.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 24.-The Adriatic's news i'm
parted greater frmness to the Cotton market to-day and
holders demand an advance Sales to-day of 500 bales
at lOalOS cts for middngs Molasses ne) sells at so
cts Flour dull at Sc 2O(G625
BUFFALO September 24.-Flour steady and unchanged
with fair demand. Wheat dull and unsettled--sales
500 bushels red winter at S112h and 70 coo bushels
white DO at SIG Corn cent lower-sales 900 BUSH
els at 5i cts. Whiskey nominal Canal fregLts 62
on Hour, l14 cts on wheat, 1G4 cts on Corn to New
York.
extra State 81 for favorite double extra city brands
Wheat in fair demand-saes 500 bushels Winter red
western at 81 IA, IS SEQ bushels No Chicago spring at
SlOs 1000 bushels choice No. do at Il OF aoat. Oats
IN demand-saes 5000 bushels Canadian at 80 X cts
barley held above the views of buyers-no sales Rye
quiet.
CHICAGO, September 24-Flour dull. Wheat quiet and
to ct lower-sales So 900 bushels at s5bdS6b cts
Tor No spring; s2haS3H cts. for No. do. in store
Corn quiet and cent lcwersales % 600 bushels at 50
a59S cts, in store. Oats dull and cent lower Receipts
$50 bbs -four, 90 0G0 bushels wheat IS 900 bushels
heels pntc
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SAVANNAH. September 2C.-Cpd steamship Mont,
gomery, New York.
NORFOLK, September 24.--Arr steamship Yorktown,
CID schooner North State Williamsburg; Currituck
Indanola.
MOBILE, September l9-Arr bark 7 B Bertram, New
York.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept .22-Arr ships Columbia and
Orozmbo, Boston; bark AleXeina Matanzas.--Crd ship
Pocahontrs, Liverpool.
Notice 10 Mariners.
(Ofical.)
Trinity House, |
London, Sept 18th, 1860
Notice is hereby given that and after the 3Ist of
September white light placed at heghth of ZIG ieet
above the mean level of the sea, and visible twelve
miles, will he exhibited from Cape Gala Figuera which
forms the western point of entrance of Palma Bay on
the southwest coast of Maiorca Maorco in the Bal
earse Isles
The tower is circular As feet high and painted light
yellow The lantern is Octagonal, and white 1t rises
from the middle of the keepers dwelling and which is
square, and of the color the tower with great
perSianas shutters.
The building stands at los yards from the extremity
the Cape, in lat 500 81 A. n, long % So ST. east of
Greenwich.
Notice is hereby given that green buoy marked with
the Eord wreck has been placed ten fathoms SW of
schr sunk eff Shoeburyness
The buoy lies in fathoms at low water spring tides
with the following marks and compass bearings pz:
Inc Semaphore on Barrow Hill, in line with the East
! Mill at Mile Town-SW by s,
Hamlet MILL in line with the West End of the New Tel
at SOutheDd-NW bv
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gnrNnnrF.
HENRY ". JENKINS,

ii ENRY ". JENKINS,
3 PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER
No. is LIGHT ST,
fias on hand large stock Of and constantly rsauuf4l
iing every description of CABINET WARE, o.. Ire
HAIR and SPRiSG MATREssEs SPRING rNpER
BEDS holsters and PILLOWS Of Haror Feathers IRON
ehDSIEADS suitable for Hotels, servants, &c. tsstT
@ NEW FURNITURE
wa WAREROOMS
The unterSgncdwOul cali the attention or his friends
and the public to his Warer5oms. and his lars,
and varied assortment of furniture His stock being All
NEW, and Of the best workmanship, with very modera
prices he hopes FOR continuance of the patronage he has
THOS. McGLANNAN
81 FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD FXCWI %t FL and
REMOVED WITH CARE. mh2i
@ w. GREENWOOD Il CO.'S
ESss CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAKFROOMS
Nos. 'S AND 100 BALTIMORE STrFET. IA
= MANtFACI URERS AND WHULE> ALE DEAF FRS
Constantly on manu- ana direct from Factory great
pAI',S q CIAiEA manufactured Of Maple, Oak Walnut
ana Mahogany CaneSeat and Buck, Rush ard Wood Sea-
bundles or boxes for shipping 0f' .'
Once Chairs, Cane and Woo Settccs. Caneseat
, Seit, 80 Boston Rockers
eng CHSlfS Zane seat anu Spanish Chairs and Suits
7 Ip,tSh' ~ 80. +, 49, cottage Sets and Chau,t.T
h'8FaTS G"Sis, Cane scat and Furniture,
Tetea Tees, Caneseat and T6etTaiIes and Wa.bst,,r
7 navn, ,..,r Extension Tables, &c.
We cordially invite our former pair. ne and ell otlr- ~
the trade, to give a call ~'
ADMINISTRATION, Lord y Co Drar No,r., e.
Co, :. s Stevens h Sens. " '
W. GREENWOOD h CO.
Nos. IS and LOO Baltimore street.