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SHERTINGS, sHIKTINGS. Il

- now IN store large and well selected stock of
Shlrtlng materials, com 2rlsipg the following artl
ces, all of which have been marked down below
the usual retail prices: 7 s and "a Bleaohed and
other superior makes of Irish Linen: Marseiles
SHIRT Bosoms at 1919, % and 371a cts: Union Linen
Bosoms at 1915 cts; Pure Irish Linen Bosoms 1T
25 371a. 50 and IS eta; French Wove Bosoms at IS
cts. and 81; Water-t twist Bleaehed Cotton at l41a
cts, prefe rrsd by many TO the New York Mills Tor
the 6ueness of it's texture, durability and soft
finish
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*. FOR RENT-Aad possession gwen I'M
sj;:i med ately, the large and desrably situated
-44A STORE, corner Broad and 9th streets. II has
an ample basement, and is furnished nth all the
modern water and gas hI.ures. Being one of the
greatest thoroughtares of the CITY, IL may Re re-
garded as possessing very great ADVANTAGES for
business of any Kind. NJ ANN s. VALENTINE.
iY 30-ts
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LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

Il a Il Z
" "A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP has been
Ia formed between JOSEPH LAl DIZZY, of the
cry of Richmond. Va, and JOHN W. GRAD
firm Of JOSEPH LAGDLEY,, O' WV
for the purpose of conducting a general
DRUG AND APOTHECARY 8 USINESS,
in the city of Richmond.
JOHN ". CRADDQCk is the special partner.
Each partner contributes the sum of FIVE thou
sand dollars IN cash, to the capital of the
The SAID partnership shall continue for i've
years from July LIST, 1860.
City OF RICHMOND, TO lrtt This day personally
appeared before me. an Alderman and ex -oiiici0
Justise OF thc feaoe and Tor the City aforesaid,
ness and made oath that John w. Craddock, the
special partner. has actually paid FIVE thousand
dollars in cal TO the capital of the concern.
Given under my hand and seal, the I'd day of Au
au 4-law4wSa
NOTICE.-We have this day appointed MessTs.
~ THEODORE CANT r and CHARLES
t0aHERF, partners under the style CT GA Al LEI
ness Of selling BEER, VINES, LIQ U0RS and
Ii. A BERGMANN & SON,
July so, 1860 Iaul-12t'l Philadelphia.
FANCY LINEN PANTS.
New Goods, pretty patterns.
English and French.
Warranted French Goods.
Fancy Cashmere Pants,
Cottonade Pants,
For servants
Goats, Sacks and Half Sacks,
=. All shades; styles; qualities and prices.
At SHAFER, HALSET Il CO.'S,
Inpman IL
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ByJ. n, Disses. An

n oRSES. BUGGIEs, WAGON kc,-tp,
~. ~ SAT- RDAi morning next. the 18th Aug
VII MI sen at the Borse Lot on Council Chsmber
HILL NH, several hne saddle and harness HORSEs,
t 10 nnrst,Iate MICH COWS, BCG1IES.
au 10 J. H. DfGGES, Anct'r.
,rMULEs AND HORSES AT AUC-
co pUT1 Hon wsl sc sell, = Hsqr.c9 County
~, August llth, at il clock ii, Two
we'll broke y0qaK MULES and6A
sound and gentle. NV" i'i"'oa'
TKRMs;-Sixty days credit. for negotiable uo,..
with good endorser. JNO A. HUT ar SON,
au lO-2t 8 H C.
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I ADiFS, LOOK AT THIS-REAL BAR.
Il GAINS-5 GOO yards super fine English Prints,
coored grounds, neat figures, warranted fast
ooors to be run off this and next week, ten yards
for one dollar the goods are cheap, ever, LADY
run OF at a nlnepence, worth more than double !;
500 yalds second Mourning Prints for four
pence 5000 punches Serpentine and Crochet
Braid, all sizes; 500 Hoop Skirts, from nine pence,
children's sIze, to the best a0-sprng for one dol
lar and quarter; p00 yards small figured Lawns.
good quality, fast coiors warranted, yards for
one dollar-cheap. cheap. cheap. For the best
bargains IN ail Kinds OF Dry 6oods be sure to cal
stand, nearly opposite st Charles Hotel.
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NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION
Y

HUME,
On Cary, ID door belO,c l2th Street and merit 10
Flour Inspector former OBice.
J. MON KOt, GA L L, r,
tSuccessor to Jas. Thomas, Com'r Merchant,)
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond.
and the public sene rally, that he has purchased of
the leg agent of Mr. Jas. Thomas ali ms stock on
hand, such as CORN, OATS, HAY, CORN
MEAL, &c land will continue to keep on hand and
deal IN GRAM, FEED, TOBACCO, FLOUR,
SELECT parcels Of country cured BACON, BUT
TER, BEESVAX, DRIED FRUIT, 90, pledg-
ing every effort TO facilitate the interests Of
those who may favor the new concern A continu-
aton OF the patronage heretofore extended to his
predecessor is solicited.
He refers, by permission, to Messrs. WAGON
Err, HILL ARCHER, FAN-LRw, TAYLOR Il Co,
JONES CO.. RICHARD 6AUTHoRN, Esq, PHILIP
b: PRICE, Esq, Richmond. Va.
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HOUSE SCRANTON TUESDAY MORN
very likely BOY sS gears DID, H rsised
ina ge9tasel family and s2id f fer no n fa4t
l. WFDN EsDAY, the 18th day Of August ST. at t4 I
dep'd, one Rrge IoE,hoUsE;; nearly full Of ice:
notes, satisfactorily endorsed;
au 1O-tds Adm of Bartlett Tyler decd.
OFTcE AT CHEsTER.-i wi i sen, at Chester.
on FRlDAY, the, 18th day of August inst, the
ferso saoT This Office IS 6eaa aa situated
at this thriving village, and as there is no physi
cian there, 1t Is good looat on for one.
TERMS acoommodatlng and made known on the
day OF sale MI: CRAIl, the proprietor of the
Hotel. will show tl. property 70 those disposed to
MANC CHESTER By virtue of the provi-
sions Of deed Of trust from Robert T; Bal lowe
corded in the Clerks Office of the County Court of
EhesnleIheld, made to secure to the hrm Of Dun
toned ton the unde Tsgned. Trustee at the nstanee
OF the beneficiary, VII sell at public AUCTION, On
a the IN DAY of
fair day thereafter,) certain parcel of LAND,
described and convened IN SAID deed; lying y the
bridge streets, fronting 80 feet the side of
Sommers street The lot has on it new framed
| DWELLING, and is the same now occupied by
| Mr.. Branch Cosby
au 6-tds G. G. McRAE, Trustee.
SHEkIFF'S SALE OF CHOICE IL
| in my hands against Edwin Robinson and others.
will sell at public auction, on MONDAY, August
sad PoS@se r s bssSs
| lot Of WINES and LIQ UORS. Among them are
| a half pipe of very fine Cognac BRANDY, I'M
BRANDY; small lot of Sebastopo and Old Bour
bon WHlSKEY, and other Llquors. Also: four
| LIER; Arm CHAIk; HATS; CANES; boxes
| SOAP; lGUN: 2SWORDS; PICTURES; BAS-
| KITS Dem JOHNS, &C.. &c.
TERMs-Cash H. X. ELLYSON,
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~, FOR SALE-An ORNAMENTAL COT
"a: TAGE, on 9th street. French Garden Hill
A.aoontaining rooms, with gas and water. Terms
liberal. Apply to GHEEN " ALLEN,
au3 -ts Corner Grace and 7th streets.
al, FOR X r Three ROOMS over nv
E9:a store, suitable for a small family Possession
AA iven immediately l.. ROSE,
jy 3l-2w" 255 Broad street.
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81, FOR KENT-SrORE and CELLAR, on
E: south side of Broad. between Sd and 4th SITS.
EA Possession gwen at once. Apply to
~ l2-ts THOS. d. q UARLES.
-, FOR REST--That new. commodious and
f5:i very desirable TENEM Mt, on 5th, between
ELI Cary and Leigh streets, recently occupied b,
Judge L. V. Daniel, decd. For terms, apply 10
Mr.. c. C. ELLgrT, on Leigh street, near I'd, or to
jeIl-ts p. V. DANIEL. ia.
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FOR n EW YOK k.-The sn-
FOR sALH AND RENT.

81, FOR SALE.-Wishng to move nearer to
E.:l my place of business | offer my DIV YELLING
AaA HOUSE and LOT. IN the town of Sidney, one
square above the old Far Ground gate, on Pine
street, between Main and Cary, at private sale -
good out houses, d small garden, and good we'll
of water IN the Yard, drawn by pump.
Terms very liberal, VIZ: One fifth cash the
balance in five or ten annual payments, with in
terest, to be paid yearly
will also sell TIN ee story DWELLING, on
Oregon Hill, near the Rolling Mills, with two tene-
ments on the same terms
au 9-Iw* A. D. CHOCKLEY.
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&.c.a> NOTICE.-The steamer VIRGINIA,
A1EEN Capt; KELLY. and the steamer CITY
sxxzsS~sOF RICHMOND, Capt. MITCHELL. of
the Union Steamship Line to Philadelphia, will
leave Philadep hia every Wednesday and Satur
day, at O'Clock, A. NJ, and Richmond, Va, every
Tuesday and SATURDAY.. until further notice.
iy n-lm G. y. CARDOZO, Agent.
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d e E Nj EUkY SALE OF THREE
l. HOUSES AND LOTS. ON 25rH STREET,
UNION HILL, BY AUCTION.-WIll be sold, upon
the premises>on MONDAY. the 20th day Of Aug ust
conlmenc ns Immediately after the sale advertised
By Jas n. Tan or, Commissioner, tsay at O'Clock
Of 18th street. UrIon Hill. and nearly opposite to
the Leigh Street Baptlst Church, two are of brick,
and the other frame They are well adapted tor
and run back l22 feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS - One third cash the balance at and 8
mon hs for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by a trust deed.
las
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81, FOR RENT OR SALE.-I will rent or
fss; sell my l. ON Der HOUSE, situated On 18th
Aaalstreet, between Main and Fran kiln streets,
which IS well suited for tobacco factory, or gro
Gerry and granary. For terms, app to
au 9--3t JAM rs GUM.
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MORTIMER NJ YOUNG, Trustee.
JAS. M. TAYLOR l. Son, Auct's. au4

~ TATE, ON 18th STREET, UNION HILL
In pursuance Of a decree Of Henrlco County Court,
IN the case of Jones Us. Jones: pronounced on the
Commissioner. will sell, a. public auction, upon
the premises, on MONDAY, the Goth dav of Au
clng at A. O'Clock p. NJ. LOT or GROUND,
with a two story brick TEN EN- EMIT thereon, Iy-
ing on the west side Of 18th street, north of X
street. The lot fronts q feet, and runs back 122
feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMs.-One-f fourth cash /; the balance at 6 and
IL months. for negotiable notes, with interest add
ed, satisfactorily endorsed, and title retained until
the further order of Court
- JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Commissioner.
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AUCTION sA1Hs.
.---s.l.s.@u- = = 49, -.
THIS DAY
10y Thss. w. Keesee, Auccr.
tV"soe corner Of 18th and Cary streAta.l

HORSES, null LOWS, SC, AT ARC.
Twill sell at the large lot on Council Chambsrs
hui, several Harness and Saddle HORSES.
ros fs,J Taicn - nean..ai ,et Daaek Ilc9nae
fast. ~ ~ WI
Several large well broke MULES.
ispendid MICH COW with CALF by hsr side,
no top BUGGY and HARNEss in yooa o,da,
! BAROUchE and HARNESi, nearly new.
l very superior City made TOP BUGGY.
au 10 n CfIY A,,t,.
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M HESTER SCALE WORkS.-Ws
lvl have GA hand from the above factory. Plat
FORM sGALES, ysishins from Wv to sSo lbs
il agents for the nufscturers are prepared 10
take orders for railroad Track, depot and ware
house Scales, 60, which FOR neatness, durability
vzN-tsw. TAYLoR z CO..
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CHAKE'S PATENT COALTER HAIR

- ROW.-We invite the attention of the farming
community 70 this NEW HARROW, which has
been tried by many practical farmers, and pro
nounced the very best implement yet made for
preparing the land for seeding small gram, and
erectualiV covering the gram after seeding, with
two horses doing the work OF six single plows. We
have purchased the right Tor the State OF Virginia,
and are now manuiaci u ring them for the ensuing
season. We invite 4 call and examination
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-n<oe< NOTICE TO THE PUBLiC.-The
6fEEG JAM EST0WN will be withdrawn from
a-zz1~sS7zthe line for two three weeks, Tor the
purpose of receiving new boilers. Due notice Will
be given when she resumes her trips again.
The YORKTOWN and the ROANOKE will CON
t,nue on the route between here and New York.
The YORKTOWN leaving here as usual every
TUESDAY afternoon, at Z. M !; the ROANOKE
every FRIDAY afternoon, at z. Al.
Returning from New York every L U bSDhf
and SATURDAY. at ) 2. M; touching at Norfolk
gong and returning,
Excursion Tickets issued for the round trip for
SIS.
Passage to new York, including meals and state
room accommodations, only $40 Steerage pas
sage So
Fare to Norfolk same as by the river boats
iy 3O-ts LUDLAM r. WATSON.
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AAA BRAlNARD HOUSE,

ShA THE ASHLAND HOTEL.-This
lE.Ns from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful and
THRIVING village of ASHLAN D, on the Richmond,
FredeT lcksburg and Potomac Railroad, is now
date fa164ltes with good fare, and everything des
rable. The head of the family will be furnished
with Free Ticket between Ashland and Rich
mond
For further information, apply at Superintend-
ent's office Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad. address
JN0. l.. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
iy Aah nd
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iTHE BAY STATE RANGE-Five sizes

THE BAY STATE RANGE-Five sizes
l price SIS, $40, $50. S60 $40; the "Helpmeet"
Cooking stove, two sizes, with or without hot
two sizes, price S24 and SIS the Lily Dale -
Cooking stove, for coal or wood, price Sl2, Sl4
and Sl6 the =" Harp Cooking Stove, for wood,
for country use, four sizes. The above really
first class Wares III their line are for sale, whole
sale and retail with warranty. by
GEORGE STARRETT,
Selyln's Row. Governor street.
n. B-Large Stoves for the Springs Box Stoves
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hOLAsSES.-423 hhds and bbls of Muscovado,
VI Portland Syrup. Golden do, Extra do, with
other grades, IN store, for sac low by
WINSTON a. POWERS.
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/ UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.

100000 f. seasoned /. SUTTON WOOD. superior
100000 Il. seasoned inch BUTTON WOOD, supe-
Nor quality.
80 0f0 II. seasoned s. OAK.
5000 fl. seasoned inch OAK.
5000 IL. seasoned CASING PLANK.
5000 ft. seasoned ASH.
Is 900 II. seasoned MAPLE.
Together with a large and general assortment of
MAH0G AN PLANK ADD SCANTLING,
CHERRY, BLACK WALNUT, &c. For sale on
~ l6-tlO TRUMAN A. PARKER.
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ZOE pIrCHERS, ICE pIrCHERsIEA

Il large assert ment OF Silver Plated Ice Pitchers
Just received. OF beautiful designs and patterns.
Also, a complete assortment of Self Sealing Fruit
Cans, Tor putting up trult and vegetables Tor
winter use, of the best and most approved pat
terms. for sale by TH0S. A. BULKLbG s. CO.,
I2y .oclo
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(tO.PARTNERSHIP. We have this day as
- = soSIaIsd with us IN the CHINA. GLASS and
EAhTHENWARE BUSINESS, Mr.. JOHN q.
SNELS0N, under the firm of
STEBBINS, PULIEN 4 CO
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Moore e Dawson. late of the firm Of Drawn
ing, Moore 4 Co., will continue the AUCTION
BUSINESS at the old stand Of Browning, Moore
4 CO., on Franklin street.
Grateful for the patronage Of their frieuds In
the late firm of Browning, More q Co we hope
by strict attention to business, to merit tho oonS,
dence and support OF our friends and the public
generally. h. .. MOORE.
ai5-d2w y. s. DAWSON.
NOTICE OF DissOLU1 i0N.-The part,
Y nership heretofore existing hetween the un-
deIsigned, under the style of MAULk q BkV-
VIM. J. BEViLL is author, zed to settle The affairs
of the concern. An persons indebted to the arm
VIII please make Immediate pay ment to him.
IEWIS MAUIE,
WM i REVlII
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ORASsE COURT HOUSE, VA. -, 1880,
A,A NH. -. SIR The undersigned re-
vCAYspeethllly am ounce that they have leased
a., and having had 1t thoroughly repaired and
refurnished. are now ready Tor the rece ption of
Orange c. ii. is situated in country well known
for the beauty of its scenery, and the healthtul-
ness OF it's climate; and being accessible from
every direction, has long been a favorite summer
resort
The PfoprsetoTs pledge their hest efforts tn se-
cure the comfort OF their patrons. Their T ri r
shall always be furnished with the best the market
affords; and IN establishing first class Hotel at
age of the public.
H. HORSES and BUGGIES always in readi-
house Respectfully
-, -
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We are gratifed to learn, from the american of
yesterday, that our reporter was right in not as
crbing to Judge BOND the erroneous view of the
law of haJeas corpus, upon which we commented
on Saturday, in connexion with the proceedings in
the case of the State as. EDWARDS as reported by
two of our contemporaries. His Honor did not
rule as reported, that discharge upon n petition
for a ha5eas corpus would constitute such an &C
quittal as might be pleaded in answer to a subse-
quent Indictment. On the contrary, he illustrated
the unsoundness of the position assumed by the
counsel for the prisoner, in calling for hearing
the merits, by suggesting that if the Court
legally competent to try the cause deini-
lively, upon the facts, in such proceeding as con-
tended, its finding in favor of the prisoner would
necessarily be a sufficient defence to him, when
pleaded at any subsequent trial-the law being
clear that man cannot be ttred" twice for the
same offence. The actual argument of the Judge
therefore, reduced to an absurdity the very doc.
trine which it seemed, as reported, to uphold,
and his decision, as thus explained, certainly
places the law, upon the point involved precisely
where it ought to be, both upon principle and pre-
cedent.
1t is proper to add, in connection with this act
of justice to Judge Bond that our observations
upon the matter were not hastily made and in
fact were not prompted, altogether, by the report
which furnished their immediate subject. Our
unprofessional readers may not be aware as we
have been, that the very doctrine which Judge
BOND was reported as countenaneing, and which,
if maintainable, would certainly bring with it the
most disastrous consequences, has of late been
preached with some false show of plausibility,
among the aiders and abettors of those who are in
the habitual violation of the criminal law. The
pretext for IFS nsinuation has been found in the
culpably loose language of the l4th section of the
AID article of the new Code, which reads as fol-
lows:
sNo personwho shall be released upon HqJeqs Cor
''pus shall afterwards be imprisoned or committed
'for the same offence, unless he be surrendered bv
"his bail, or convicted of the offence for which he
ogave BAIL"
This section, compendiously and very in
explicably framed from the 4th section of the
Act of 1909, CHI. 125, is certainly ample
enough, in its terms, to cover almost everything
that could be desired, in the way of general
jail-deivery by the ha6sas corpus process. Under
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stood, however, with reference TO its purpose
which is nothing more than to prevent the OPP
pressive and repeated use of the power of arrest
and commitment to answer tor crime, as against
parties who have already been once discharged,
absolutely or on bail, upon hearing on habeas
corPus-it has none of the elements of absurdity
which might, upon cursory reading, be attrib-
uted to it. To suppose that it was intended TO
substitute a hearing, by a single Judge, upon
petition, in the stead of an Indictment ard trial
Legislature an impossible ignorance not only of
the constitution under which they acted, but of
the whole theory Of Anglo-SaxOn institutions.
1t is maxim, as old as the law, that man can
not be convicted except by the judgment Of his
peers, and it is about as ancient doctrine of the
criminal law, that no one can be conclusively
acquitted, except through a Judgment in pro-
ceeding under which he might have been lawfully
convicted. These obvious principles dispose of
the apparent difficulty which has been sought to
be created, in some quarters, out Of the ambigu.
Gus phraseology which we have quoted from the
Code, and it is a source of satisfaction to know.
in advance, that the Judge before whom the cues
ton must arise, if mooted here, has adopted the
sound views in regard to it, which Judge BOND
expressed from the bench on Friday The grave
anxiety which we felt, at the report of a contrary
opinion on his part, induced us to attract the
public attention, at once, to the subject.
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EMPORIUM OF ART.

JAMES FRYE invites attention to the very extensive
assortment of Looking Glasses in suitable for
every position ard of all sizes
Mantel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do; oval and square
Cornices, Tables Brackets, Conso, &c, at unequaed
prices.
The --latest English and standard French Epgrayogs al
ways in stock.
Particular and undivided attention is given to The depart
ment of PICTURE FRAMES Also. frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &c
FSTER'S Galleries,
No Il South Calvert street
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N Z ~
FALL GO O DS
GENTLEMEN.
OF
LATEST APPROPRIATIONS.
OUR ASSORTMENT
is LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE,
Having been selected earlier than heretofore, in order to
procure the
c. II OF C z T G. DIS.
NEW STYLE SHIRT FRONTS.
WEIGH, MARCESTON & CO.'S CELEBRATED
ENGLISH COLLARS,
TIES, GLOVES, HDKFS.,
AND TRAVELLING SHIRTS,
NOW OPEN
WILLIAM f. OWENS,
au3o lw 2O5 Baltimore street
HENDERSON & Co,
UNDER BARNUM'S HOTEL,
Have the largest stock Of
FRENCH BOOTS,
CATER BOOTS,
SHOES and PUMPS
Ofany House in the United States,
With fun assortment OF their manufacture.
tail and see. All tastes suited mI,St.S
BALTIMORE Coal CoMrANYs Coal.
CHARLES GILMnR,
S 0 L Z 4 G z p,
Office No 50 SECOND sTnEgr % door from the Post ONE
The undersigned having been appointed the
SOLE AGENT
SALE or TIE ABOVE
FILE b IL 4 TED COAL
IN THIS MARKET,
Takes this method of informing of Coal and the
public generally that he is prepared fill their orders for
any size and quantity at the lowest market prices and with
despatch.
The reputation for superiority article OVER
ALL OTHERS, is now well established, having been
very generally used in this market Tor the
NV Twenty-Five YEARS,
that the Agent only necessary to state that
it is now, as heretofore prepared in the very hest
ner of uniform size, and free from bone slate and othr
impurities.
am enabled to fill, at the shortest notice. orders for
ANY QUANTITY
the
BALTIMORE COMPANY'S
GEORGES CREEK
BITUWINO COAL,
For Shipment, Manufacturing, or Steaming Purposes
AT VERY LOW RATES
would also say that there number of parties in this
city, dealers and others,
WHO ADVERTISE AND REPRESENT THEMSELVES
selling the Baltimore Companys Coal By reference to
contract with the President of the Baltimore Coal Com
pany which can he at my Office it will be perceived
THAT YIN cGN Be q H HAfS COAL
EXCEPT THROUGH NJ,
Or NY EEGmI,ARIY APP0INTE2 AGENTS,
WHO HAVE WRITTEN AUTHORITY TO SELL.
CHAS. GILMOR,
No 5S Second street, near the Post Office
ES- Orders through the Post Office attended to- jel-tf
ECoNoNY ECoNoMYll
DOLLAR SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MADE
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
Nos North STREET.
s0-tf JAMES II. JOHNSON
CbARET AND CHAMPAGNE
10 cases low priced and fine TABLE CLAREr Duke dc
''Montebelo,' Green Seal and Hedsieck CHAMPAGNE al
lowest prices, by A. j. HAMPSON,
ju25tf SIN Charles ST. near Pleasant
MANN's DINING Rooms.
No. l24 ". BALTIAoHK STREET,
Near North street,
Under the management Of the Proprietor, who will here
after give his personal attention to the house
The bill of fare will include all the substanals, as vel
the deicaces of the season-having
to be supplied with all kinds OF GAME as they come in
season.
On hand fine lot of BIRDS, which will be served up al
short notice.
EF- MANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the of this house, entrance either from Baltimore
street or No. 50 Fayette street.
au29-t c. Fl. MANN, Proprietor