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nEcRuI.r THE DiniLIr,TED,

RECRpIr THE DEBiLITATI3D;
and that there Is no disease "l the stomach and
bowels. tho liver, rhe nervous system. tie
SKIN, glands. ar muscles. ARISING FROMlM.
PuRlilES OR OiiSrRC rIONS CT THE BLOOD
OR SECREfiONS. In whiciT uGy d. not give
prompt rrirI, and. Qf administered before the
very citadel Vi liza -lias been inyaded,l eteeta
painless andReiJ JscLctUe. 70,
VEGETABLE BLOOD FILLS are endorsed by
tie experiencc Of thousands oi living Witness
es. wllO|in letters. aIhiaYiS, medical works.
and by word ul mouth, proclaim them I" hc
the very hest preparation uf the Kind ever al.
Iercd Ia the brokGn'dOwn victims ni ill.hcHIih.
They hunt disease through every avenue M 1
organ oi the system, and cNpcl IL thorough
~ and permanently.
No uiic can doubt their surrrI"rity aitGrnne
sin.lc trial ihry are nul UnS h"lirr, hut N
fact cheaper lhrn any other l'I.ls irr IL takes
! !, leSs number ui them l" produce u better ST.
| feet.
/ Prico Of the scandinavian Vegetable Blood
larther, 81 per bullle, 2r - per hlldnzen. -
! IN the S,nndir,yill'vege egetn5ic Rl"dd Prls, ~
cents per box, or Ave boxes tor 81.
/ Read Dr. iiuliu k's special Noircs and Ger.
tiHcal.s, published m u r"nspicn"u' part ui
this paper from Tim" Ia time.
pr. EubJck', Medical Almanac and Ftmlll
Adviser. containing great yarriy ul Interest
ing and valuable medical Information, can be-
had gratis "i-'.uy " Vfnts,Aeenlst the
country. 90 80 - - --~--
In diljlcult or complicated eases. Dr. Rnbark
may he consulted personally or by letter en-.
closing one stamp for reply.
go -ssT Ufft''
vASirE, April 10! lSSe.
Dn. G. ". RnRhCR - Dear sir; Wcyt Ceiyei
yours 0f tile 6th ultimo, but neglected N an
swer II until the pIeseni. Your medicines are
hcginnug to ga IN much better than III first
they had hard hglting 10 40. The country is
crowded iull Of Patent Medicines. Your med
icines have pei formed numerous cures whiCi
will doubtless establish for them 4 good char
actcr We have two certificates which VII
henelt Nnu AS wcl the ail!iCted. we chill,
have got more II we had thought II necessary
We thnk your medicines wlli take Mel W
have used considerable cScrllon 10 pui then
, in use. hut have too many other Patent Medl
: zines To contend with. Time will certainl.
give them tho preference, We have n" print
ing Office in our town; Findlgy IL the pcWcsi
there are two papers published at Fihdlay,-
the hancock Courier, and the suc"ck Jeiic
+. sonan. Yours fhsl,e',i"Iy, m un
ay- PRINCIPAL ONCE and Sales Rooms, No.
u Fast Fourth street, third building from Mai
!. street. Cincinnati, Ohio. Laboratory Ia Ham
y mOnd street.
l. j. n. iIUBER 4 Co, Finduy;
e GILBERT, FAIL CO., Nahlnei
Il. BARNEY McComh;
u. PETERS X son, Arcadia;
j. y. EATON, Bentopi
s, THOMAS STARKS, Arlington;
r. MAHON Il SONS, Willian,stowni
A. S.M. 4 W. l.. HELLER. Van Bmren;
JOS. WALTER. West lndependonncei
l.. A. BALDWIN, Mt. blanchard; =,
+. And Druggists and Merchants genoraii
throughout the Union.
February q, lsb9,-tiy
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II All, especially young men, should
read the advertisement Of the new "Nation-
al Dispenssry" at Cincinnati, in another
q cJlump
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ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,

This ncw style offers a more ample tudrntee
against the many impure and dSiaS, ipus pre-.
pn'dti0n3 paimcd Ofundor the name of fiypo.
phosphiles. which arc SpUEIOrss FRAUbt.
LENT. and calculated to--END ANGER THE
HEALTH AND LIVES Of SUFFERERS.
The thousands who wish to avail themselves
ofthis Remedy, prepared AFTER Dr. Churchtirs
mdhod can now obtain 1t in bottles nearly
DOUBLE THE SIZE ni that heretofore sold by
mo, making it he cheapest, as rfH as The most ti.
fcdeious, treatment for Pulmonary aud Nervous
Diseases now known To- Medical Science. IN.
WARE or ALI OTHERS, no matter who Ol.
fers them TO yoh and says they arc jiN ns g,ti
as mine. Ny Jic.,H,iic is on both label And
yranncr
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Pimples on the Face, and Skin Dis.
ancac

Are generally caused 10y Animalculr bur.
rougbed in the skin. Doctor Tasks Msg.
netic Ointment by ITS powerful and pen..
trating qualities, destroys every vesiise Of
them, restoring health and beauty 10 the skin
wherever spilled, removing Tan aud Freck-
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BYE WITNESSES.

These parties may be consulted personally
or by letter, by thns" who have any doubt
upon the subject the evidence ia the POS.
session of Dr. R"hacH, winch ~ at all tunes
accessible to the public. establishes the follow.
ing fACrSi
That tho BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS
have been proved hy analysis Ia
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N'N' NaN W. NHN h''t
That they euro the almost universal G. mplant,
DYSPEPSIA, "-. d.
with mrrTing certainty, and IN very short
time that alter all other medicines have
ug.Icxq tlsV
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SPECIFIC tI
REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION.
HYpOpHOsPHITts OF IlMt AND SODA.

UN' OHUIt0 IFTEE'N NEW TKENT
NEW. -" wINCHFSTERs GENUINE PRE. |
LIME AND SODA" the Specific Remedy Fur
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, General dc. 7!
b'lity' Dyspepsia, all Nervous Diseases, and
female Complaints, is performing remarkable
cures all ovettho country. It tish now put up in
new bottles, nearly double the old size. ut the
'd'ncprice. VIZ: TWO DOLLARS PER BOTTLE: +
, 1860-09-07

MARsEILLEs, July 2Sth.-Letters from Sicily
state that Gen. CARY had evacuated the outposts
Of the town Of Messina, and concentrated his
army in the citadel. The remainder Of the
troops, especially COL Bessar's division, have
been dispatched to Calabria.
The Paris Constitutional Of July 25th an
nounces that Lord John Russell has authorized
Lord Cowley to come to some understanding
with France respecting the expedition to Syria.
All the war steamers in the English dockyards
arc to be made ready to meet an emergency.
A military convention had been concluded
between Garibaldi and Gen. Clary. The Nea-
politans keep three posts-Syracusc, Agosta, and
Messna, and tho navigation of the Straits Of
Messina.
Lord Elphinstone, the late Governor Of Bonn.
bay, died on the 10th ult, aged SO.
Advices from Syria state that the Christians
are leaving the interior for the coast to be under
the protection Of European vessels. Thirty.two
thousand persons have already arrived at Dire.
istesayber.
It is said that Abdel Kader had offered his
services to Napoleon for the suppression Of the
atrocities at Lebanon, If the French Govern.
ment will place at his disposal 5000 men. He
engages to paciiy the mountains IN a very short
time.
The attack Of the Druses on the Christians at
Damascus was commenced on the 9th; several
men were killed, and many women carried of.
The French, Russian and Greek Ambassadors
took refuge in the house of Abdel Kadrud.
The attitude Of the Turkish authorities was un-
decisive, and rather injurious than useful to the
Christians. Up to the first Of July it was ascer-
tanned that the Druses had burned and pillaged
thirteen villages since Nav Goth II is estimated
that 1000 or 5000 Christians have been butch
cred in cold blood. Great excitement prevails.
1t is reported the Russian government had ex-
pressed a desire to act in harmony with France
and England in Syria.
The Sultan had written to France and Eng
land expressicg gr Ct at the events in Syria, and
promising an effort to re-establish order.
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The address of the late Republican electors of this
Stoto which appears in our columns this morning,
will We think, strike almost every man IN this
community as being the most ilI-hmed document
that could have been put forth at the present mo-
ment It is our business, however, to place II, al
the request of its authors before the public, though
we cannot suffer it to pass without WoEo OF coii-
ment. 1t is, doubtless, OF the greatest import
ance to the Republicans to prevent the quon-
dam advocates of the F'unied opposition"
from participating in the triumph ana SHARING
the spois which they did not help to win
But there are many channels through which Mr..
LINCOLN might have been informed OF the names
and number of the e, ect and we cannot but THINK
that in crisis like this the claims OF the straight
ont Republicans ought 10 have been brought to
his notice in any mode other than the one they
have adopted The whole country is CONFUSED
nv an agitation which the violent and per-
sistent discussion Of the slavery question
has provoked, and the State of Maryland
shares. to great extent, in the excitement
which has so painfully manifested itself
throughout the South. Surely, then, this is a
most inopportune time at which to bring forward
extreme views upon any political topic, and look
Ing at the document in question, we are compelled
to say that it gives US grave cause to doubt the
sincerity of those professions of moderation by
which the Republicans have lately endeavored to
re assure the country. We Of course admit the
right of the citizens of this State TO discuss its in
slitutions, but there are moments-and this is one
of them-when right-minded men would carefully
abstain from making issues that can result in no
possible good. And whatever may have been the
opinions of our fathers on the subject of slavery,
we cannot doubt that those wise and patriotic men,
if living now would recognize the fact that Tho
whole aspect Of the case has materially changed
since their day. and they would refrain from press
ing their views upon a community situated q!
n,lrc il
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RINEnARr, THE ScULProR.-The more important
or at least exciting matters that have absorbed
attention for some weeks past, have caused US to
overlook the claims of a popular and rising Balti-
more artist to some notice at our hands, Most of
our readers will remember that number of years
ago, Mr.. VIM. Fl. Rinehart, who was then work
ing as stone-mason in the yard of the Messrs.
Baughman, executed several designs in marble,
which attracted considerable notice. Without the
experience or education which are necessary to
able even genius itself to take arespecable rank in
the world of art-and unable, while toilipg for
livelihood to bestow upon his selfappointed tasks
sufficient thought and labor to render them as per-
feet as his then immature powers would have per-
mitted-he nevertheless contrived to produce re-
suits which would not have discredited artists of
greater note He speedily found friends who, sasf-
ed that his performances indicated talents of high
order, were willing to befriend him. They advised
and assisted him to go abroad, and he has now for
some years been residing in Rome, where, sur
rounded by the nobest creations of ancient
and modern art. he is faithfully endeavorng to de-
velope TO the utmost his natural capabilities. His
friends have, thus far every reason to be gratifed
at his progress He has sent home only few
works, but these amply justify the expectations
of his well wishers. A small statue has
been for some time exhibition at the
gallery Of Messrs. Cariss Co., and none
who have it can fail to be struck by its marked
superiority to anything which has, up to this time,
round Its way here from Mr.. Rineharts hand. The
bgure is intended to represent Leander when about
TO SWIM Tue hehespont. In our Judgment, the con-
caption oil the artist is an unhappy one for the ati.
tude of Leandtr altogether too listess or ed;ts
tive to convey any notion of TIE exciting and peril
Gus undertaking be is about to atteuunt Rnt Tho
figure is correctly proportiOned, and in its hold
though graceful outlines beauty and strength bar.
monize admirably. The statue has evidently bson
wrought by skillful and patient hand, which has
been directed by no less intelligence than taste.
We understand, however, that it is by no means
one of the best productions of Mr.. Rneharts chisel
Those which do him most credit have been executed
for foreigners from whom he has received so many
orders that he has been unable to attend to those
which his friends here generously gave him when
he went abroad. The latter have preferred that he
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ADVERTISING RATE s.
,,.,gI ~ AVN TpI Xy-EFETv EXHuANEC
BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1860

The DAILY EXCHANGE PRICES CURRENT, being
.oliable and comprehensive review of the Balti
more Markets for the past week. neatly printed
on letter sheet, may be obtained at our counting
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PROFESSOR ANDERsoN.-For the especial accom-
mediation of ladies and children, Professor Ander-
son will give of his entertainments at Holiday
Street Theatre this afternoon at two o'clock This
occasion is for the benefit of the Misses Anderson
At night the Professor gives the last exhibition of
his powers as magician before Baltimore audi
ence. Those who have not yet seen him must i'm
prove the opportunity.
On Monday evening Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, the
favorite comedian, commences engagement,
and will no doubt be welcomed by thronged house.
MUsIcAL.-The Concert given by Fabbri, Stigeli
and Formes, on Thursday night was very large
ly attended, and proved complete success. By
very general desire the artists will favor us
again on Wednesday night, when new and attrac-
tive programme will be presented. We shall refer
hereafter to this subject.
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BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal.
CHARLES GILMOR,
S o L + 4 G Z "
Office No IS SECOND STREET, I'd door from the Post 0e
Yard CORNER OF YORK AND WILLIAM STREETS,
The undersigned having been re.appointed the
SOLE AGENT
SALE OF THE ABOVE
Gel r B r A TIE d OIL
IN THIS MARKET,
Takes method of informing Coal
public generally that he is prepared to fill their orders for
any size and quantity the lowest market prices, and with
despatch
The reputation for superiority article of fuel OVER
ALL OTHERS, is wei established, having been
very generally used in this market for the past
TF ENTY-FIVE YEARS,
that the Agent deems it only necessary state that
it nov, heretofore prepared in the very best man.
Of uniform SIZE and free from bone sgta and other
impurities.
lam enabled to fill, at the shortest notice. orders for
ANY QUANTITY
ofthe
BALTIMORE COMPANY'S
GEORGES CREEK
BITUMINO US COAL,
For Shipment Manufacturing, or Steanin3 Purposes.
AT VERY Low RATES
would also say that there number Of parties in this
city, dealers and others,
WHO ADVERTISE AND REPRESENT THEMSELVES
as selling the Baltimore Companys Coal By reference 10
pany, which be at Office. it will be perceived
THAT N GGN R 9E T TiIFs COAL
EXCEPT THROUGH NE,
OF HF RE WkfTES A AGTH6RTY 4 Ta sE
CHAS GILMOR,
No. So Second street, near the Post Office.
81 Orders through the Post oHce attended TO. jeItf
ECoNonY EcoNoMYll
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This can be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed
Split at oface of CITY Steam Fire Wood Mil
MOB NORTH STREET.
sl0tr JAMES II. JOHNSON
DR.. REMEDY is continuing his good Offices in
relieving our citizens from at his Rooms 81 Saratoga
street Dr. Kennedy cul COyns and Buni0ns wonder
full manner without either pain bleeding We hope that
Mr. Kenpedys sue ess viii be such will repay him for
wears of study, ol0ly
NO SU5PENsI0Nl
NO STOP
to Adams SITS fine Shirt, we'll made of New York Mills
Muslin fine round thread linen, and of good fit made to
order or ready made.
Good Shirts at lower prices.
Making Shirts rs cents each.
All IN the cash, cash, cash system
l46 W. Baltimore street, up stairs,
milf Opposite Carroll Hail
YEDDo TEA-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just received and
for sale by GREEN & YOE,
osl-tf ssw. Baltimore st
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GILNoUR's DINING SALOON

GILMOUR's DINING SALOON.
The neat and handsome improvements of this spacious
and elegant SALOON, completed giving visitors
all the comforts and privacy OF frscass establishment
MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS
of kind be had without arg delay, ut all hours
during the day, and till late hour at night
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
rely upon finding THIS SALOON, at all tinee, quiet,
agreeable and pleasant place Of resort.
The Proprietor, who is well and favora5y known to
citizens and the public CON FECrIONER AMI CATER
Err usual prepared to furnish at short notice. every
variety Of Cake for Weddings, Dinner-parties &c.
GILM0UR'S DINING SALOON,
l2j Baltimore street, South,
oo2.Im and corner Of Madison and Euaw streets
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should postpone their work rather than lose any
opportunity of adding to his means and reputa
tion while he remains in Rome. From all, then,
that we have heard of Mr.. Rnehart, and from what
we know of his talent, we have good reason to be-
lieve that at no distant day Baltimore will be called
upon to add the name of an eminent sculptor to her
roll oil distinguished men.
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The CENSUS RETURYs.-The Washington CORES
pondent of a New York journal says that the
progress made in the census justfes the expecta-
ton that the Secretary of the Interior will be ena-
bed, at very early day in the coming session, to
present an approximate statement of the population
of the United States and Territories, and indicate
what will be the apportionment for the thirty-eighth
Congress-
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The DIFFICULTY BETWEEN THE BRITIsH AND
UNITED STATES NAVAL OFFICERS AT PANAMA.-We
learn from Washington that the Navy ard De-
partment have received from Captain Montgomery
some additional information connected with the
rest of naval officers at Panama through the instruc
tons of Captain Miller, of the English squadron.
1t appears from the correspondence that American
citizens were also arrested and detained, in addi
ton to naval officers, without any pretext or au
thority. The correspondence which passed be-
tween Captain Montgomery and Captain Miller in
regard to the matter was pretty sharp, the former
evncing a determination to use all the means at
his command to prevent like future occurrence
As the explanation of Captain Miller was not re-
garded as sufficiently explicit, the matter was turn
cd over to the American Consul, who will lay it be-
fore the Depar tment of State The matter will
doubtless be satisfactorily arranged by the two gov
ernments
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LADIES' FANCY FURsl
Sable Capes, MuIs and Cofs!
Mink Sable Capes, Muffs and Cuffs
Fitch Capes, Muifs and Cuffs
Siberian Squirrel Capes Nuts and Cuffs
Together with large and select assortment Of Chdren's
and other Fancy FURS.
Also, Ladies', Misses and Chdren's Fancy HATS and
CAPS,
To be had at QUAILfS,
s26-3m No. 23S Pratt street, near Hanover.
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NATIONAL FAIR,
ST. LOUIS, September 9th, 1850
Nc 90 SEWING NACHINEs.-In this article there was
much interest felt by many besides the competitors
Committee well selected, and were over three hours
examining the merits of the several machines Ten were
entered for the Premium.
The Committee, after having fairly and carefully
amined ALL consulted together to which should be the
first and it lay between Wheeler Wilson and Grover &
Baker.
THE COMMITTEE THEN AWARDED: No. 4-Grover & Baker,
First Premium, Diploma and SO No. 5-Wheeer6 Wilson
Second Premium, grand Silver Medal
Comnljtee:-G. W. Alexander j. H. Blood, Samuel Hale
J. Blaner.
Persons of high position, and eminenty well qualified to
judge They unanimously awarded the FIRST PREMIUM to
Grorsr d Baker the BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
At the Agricultural and Mechanical Fair held in Lexing
ton Ky, September 1860, the First Premium awarded
the Grover & Baker Sewing Machine over all others
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READ THE VERDICT on THE PEOPLE:

.-. -
REAN THE lIRDtfT nh THU pEhpiF
Too, II r1......- e---. 49, ,,- ,,..
take pleasure IN SAYING that the Grover Baker sew
ing hachlnes nave more than sustained my expectation
Aer trying and returning Others have three Of them in
operation IN my different places and after four years trial.
nave no fault to find J. II. HAMMOND.
FROM l G HARRIS, GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE.
..,r, 49,. = c.-. NJ, r,.-.,-,.
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BALTIMORE lNFIRMARY.
Or. FISHBLATT can be cons lifted on Rheumatic AGec
lions, Consumption Liver Complaints Chronic Affections,
well all diseases of nprudance of whatever carac
ter, and which be declared ncuraba by other physi
clans he engages to make immediate Of From his
lengthy practice in the Science of Medicine enabled
offer himself to the public as being the only in BALrI
capable Of afor!ng speedy relief.
n. B.etars address, I'd 20 Dr. f. at his Office, No. Re
chabe Hail. Fayete street Between Frederick and Gay,
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5000 SWEET ORANGES
In beautiful order the finest this season. for sale low by
A. j. HAMPSON,
Mott 81 North Charles street
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of lcegbing, are subjects claiming the attention IF ecery
! individual IN the community"
FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES.
The manufacturers having esab shed themselves perma
nenty in Baltimore all attention to the following facts:
s These scales still made by the original nvent1
and ONLY by THEM.
az They have taken premiums than all other
Scales
than any Other Scale.
RThey cheaper than any other Scale equal size
and strength.
m-They fully warranted and tn manufacturers will
always be prompt to AXE the warranee good.
They convenient, strlng accurate and durable
Their rorty in this respect having been proved by
long and pains will spared maintain and pos
sble, TO improve their quality.
illustrated Catalogues furnished upon application by mai
or other wise. FAIRBANKS co,
o30eJlm Is South Charles street
IT is NOT 4 DYE
NoR DOES 1T s.. " SKIN
No Iairodgct,., Needed.
NEW York, April IL, 1883.
W. E. HAGAN EsQ.-Dear Sir: About five months since
bought two bottles Of your Hair Coloring
sirous OF obtaining and would inquire where may
be found here Ny hair, when quite young, turned gray
IhdUe used number Of articles fer the purpose u restoring
it, bet did not succeed until IobtdRed this iciI has pro
dlcsd the desired effect have been requested by nnor
OF my friends (among them several ladies' procGre il ii
possible am much pleased with it, .or it has grea:
Improvement in my personal appearance BY answeria
| this You viii much oblige,
| Yours very respectfully,
II. C. GCOrRIcn,
| Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New York.
w Price so cents per bottle For sale by :. II ANCE
los Baltimore street. W. F. RAGAN co, Proprietor
| Troy, N. Y. di5-roIv
| CHILLINGswoRTH's PALE SHERRY.
few dozen Of this celebrated Wire, direct importation
| sale by \. J. HAMPSON,
| aul5 eotf 81 North Charles street.
| IMPORTANT TO HOUsEK EEPERe.
| To know that they saoaey hy purchasipr
already Sawed end Split at Office .; City Steam tjr
Mill,
| No NoRTe sTEe.F
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EMPORIUM Ole ART.

EMPORIUM OF ART.
JAMES FRYER invites attention TO the very ext sivt
assortment of Looking Glasses IA store -a.t,r. s.
every position and OF all sizes.
Mante Mirrors, Pier and Wall d.. oval aud gu s.,
Cornices, Tables, Brackets Consos, &c, at unelu H.
prices.
The latest English aud standard French agrtv az al.
WAYS in stock.
Particular AMI undivided attention is given the depart
ment of PICTURE FRAMES. Also frames Tor Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &c.
FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert tiect