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ALIDERMANIC COx1TTrBE ON FINANCE.

meeting of this Committee was he'd yesteTdi y
eerroon. After the transaction of some routine bus-
ness, Messrs. Marcus r. Ferris and Edward EalkDer,
behalf Of the Directors Of the Inebrstes Friend So
oety, who have devoted TO the objects Of their
-Society at No. 154 Chatham street, appeared with
petition for donation srch ga the Co nmttee coHsd
cred the case deserved.
Mr. FERRIS stated tnst the object Of thisSocety was
60 wash, scrub shave and fix up drunkards, who had
real desire Of reforming believing thet the assistance
first in "getting the liquor out Of then" by having
them sign the pledge and remain under their shelter
until recovered from the ut of sickness which inva-
riaby results from sudden abstinence ana secondly of
putting them in q respectable condition that they
may appear again in pubic and get into business with
out any Illuminating iiaaence the right way, and
IN very many the only successful way Of benefit
ing the fallen. Mr.. Ferris said their brief experience
showed concusively that inebrates found IL cOnpar
stvely easy to step from such institution into
spectacle occupation. Nhe Committee seemed ~ look
vcrsbiy upon the petition, and agreed to take it into
consideration.
Several pereons acting in behalf of thirtytbree blind
pstoDs formerly connected with the ORR. ios'i-
tltoD for the Blind, located IN Ninth avenue, between
Thirty third and Thirty streets, graduates 10 the
Eechanic4l department presented petition for the
sun oi s. 600 with which TO procure raw mstersl to
employ them as they had been educated. In the differ
ent branches Of mechanical industry taught in sad
ipstutop stating that unless they had the benefit of
such institution, their trades would not be Of much
TO them, as they had capital and no mesus Of
coIeolid sting their labor, and that any employer 10
The branch of business would give preference te
persons having SIGHT rather than persons deprived OF
Tt-x7D0 Yere necessarily CLOVER and es5 accurate II
their woJ X. About thirty blind persons they repre-
seutcj, ar no furnished with wcrk at the asitaion
for the BIZ nd by provision of the Legislature but
those who not connected herewith at tho time Of
the d:scont puarce OF the mechanical department:
left upprovi ded for. Yhe of the blind persons
REFERRED 10 re:
EHz1 .th Epman Enoei2e Hen5dckf, Charity Delsno,
Peter sorsgs kyer Van Co Alfred Hornes Cornelius Msho
ley P.r Mel lohed ssmaei Thele Owen Nc c.rde John
Dstop lrsh andersen Margaret TGbel Csrolipo Van Co
&c sno, ndrew Qnck, Henry Acdrew Charles Taibe
scsard Cain, Nicholas Keaedy, Richard Mixer, TGEs An
hony, 49,,
i've Of whom were pTosent. They represented that
be Ipst ion for the Blind was very badly anaged.
he Cong tee sgreed take the meter under advise
,ent end then adjourned until Wednesday next, 81
. n.
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PUEBLO MEETINGS.
rkHA ARD OF ALDERMAN.

At ss reeukr meeting Of tae Board yesterday after
noon, The Pre- dent was again absent, and Mr. Cor
several Nimportant petitions were read and re-
feiPed.
Nj. Boot presented preamble and resolution to
Sasta. The publ, heath Of s city I. :. grade below
@ ss q sss 0. pes s s0S aS Sss. 'S Sn
ssch Boss Of the csmcz Council who associate with
ssasy 10 ssa SHAH &C. .. Sepis.on
invest the ssso with authority 70 visit sso.s places
repent 70 the Common Council tbs result OF
e1ss Of this ts az in their asens viii bess promote the
pubic health. Lad srsr
communication was received froa the Controller,
reporting deficit of 81 lR2S92 81 in the Street Ton
pro7ement Fund, aud xsmitting che draft of or
difance authorizing the borrowing of money in anucf-
patton OF TIE coueci on of assessmens for SAID pur-
poses. Referred.
In reply tcvG sletion Of Inquiry passed by the
Board at it ce0 * meeting, letter from tie Cor
poraton Coarsel sss read stating that the City had
much Iit: to order the removal of obsszuctionD
from privateas fr hn public piers and slips.
Mr. Bocbs's esolRtion, spPropriating $500 to be
paid 70 The cradle Clerk o. the Common Council
Tor bis laerz a. td ski in the preparation e. "Vaen-
tnee hsbncl'' or 1860, was taken up for action.
Mr. 0hsT peved % amend by inserting " =, 900"
IN the place of So 500"
The snobdp ient passed nen con. The resolution,
as arneDos5, as then unsnnously carried and cent
TO the ofher b. bard.
Mr.. PITT iresoluton wss taken up, viz That the
Street So1m ssoner be directed to 1t upthe apart
nenis tc- the City Inspector lin the Building OF TIE
DAILY 3srs) without contract.
Mr. GENET moved that ease be appropriated for the
purpose.
Br,DRAD y didn't believe In turning the Board intc
an eleemosy nary institution for the benefit OF Tie Ne
He wi Eing direct app-e prstion for that
paper EN erybody knew it kept above water with
great 1ific nlty arc needed something 70 save it.
Mr.. Ga LET was quite indignant at being supposed h
favor Tie ikeas
M. BR ADY moved 10 amend the resolution by ad
a m no
exceed 5000
long debate ensued. The amendment passed.
The solution, amended was referred TO she Com
mite OF Repairs ana Supplies.
Adjourned % THURSDAY next.
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SANDY HOOK, April 80, spnset-No inwsrdbouud vessels
in sight One ship bark and brig the Spit bound
out
HIGHLANDS, April 30. sunset-ship Augustus, from Now
Orleans, and one bark outside tho Bar Wind h. weather
ossI
NORFOLK, April 90 Arr scbr. Spnghing Sea from New
foik touLd 20 baltimore With cargo of bailey aud ry. had
been a.hore damaged AID essns part
csno.
Abrlg OF bah :. anohore5 In Ly nhayen Bay dsmasod
CHARLhSTON, April % rhc ship James Adser Ad-
ans. nom New orb hcie at II o'clock Friday night
SAVANNAH, April 90 The steamship S,a Of the South
st bee at O'Clock this morning and her wharf all
we'll
NEWPORT. April % AR schr West Wind from Baltimore
or Boston Spoken on BIZ ck Island 29ih, bats Fanny. for
New bedford with NO bbs oii Europa for New Bedford
wal 200 bos ell Time schr Msyhower from Baltimore
for 6csion.
BUsJ ON April 3O-Au bs,is Radiant Flynn Mobile; Voy
ssT FIREMAN. Bucnos bs Foster Lavender 0onaiyes
schr Mary Cleveland GeodTsdse Palermo
NEW-GRLFAks April 30 Arr snip Lancaster, from Phls
delphia, sblp May iislmend, nom Boston
Spoken.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Lucr BULLOCK, Vernon Jennins, County Indians wnses
DR. HrniHRsysI this letter without telBag
yoo the wonderful effect pills had
bad been under the phy.cisns for nearly three moah
taken quuine and drugs ad un,um but the cbs sus
usually have them three days In succession and finally hsS
them twice stsy. Concluded to try your medicine After ss
ing it bad only ch and With tie Of half bottle Of
the pills was quite csred.
IAvIyA Bows, Marlboro, Msss writes, Nov H. Isss:
DIX. 9UAPHRkys-four medicine reached safely ana
promptly, fer which incr payment
The smstc %o: are S.Ds = A A'
WirL.As TsyrpsrL, IT,, Cold Spring. Pusaam County
Dr.. HuyPHRErs; purchased Of your medicines ist
February, End much psa.sd with the sasc. pr0su,cssd
different diseases would mot tsse eIV
ect TO coap but by freezing them a. laid down In the mammal
they have been troubled this fa Also fhsnd Q, he nss
Of The Salt Rbsun P. aid esc;ns paid oa:
number Of DOL srs aud folrd 90 help AMI thinks
how . Impe q remedy should effect cure ,,,.v
Peae sscspt ny ,hsnl. i0T the and b ..srsa 'Aa
cordially recommend preparation 80 powerful for good
NJ. A. BEowssoS, Of Cs,hsrne, Schuyler county N IT,
Dr. HrNrHnKrs-Pl,.ss ',nd BY express the following
order FOX The within hive d,usr,.
onT meo.cires are esteemed hhy wherever hey as
been ued Ons cid lady. almost dyirg dely wn ths
en Of jy,pepa hs, been cured by the pills though
iaitLfs hlsso nnch ", had 20 give her oos "a, G
her Try bsm ard since that she has paid me for 'As'
Another ess Ct sr wa. who had been over ,bsS
others expected only to suffer Gus al bis thslr uss
to BY great uus be began one .@s
Ard now Sir be we'll comparatively I'as sIa,. should
work so-bui they CO." SO all OF ssPsAhs
are doing wonders.
Persons who with TO psoe themssve. under the ~
care 10 advice Of Pref HUMPHREYS can do Co. a
Office. No. 500 Broadway. daily fsm s. N. to up u
letter
AGENTS WANTED. we desic aotivs, eihcen' As'A'
fOr the .as Of our smeie. every community
United stues. Address Dr.. y. HUMPHREYS Co..
No. so Broadway. Nsv'S~s
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seamsnfp Chesapeake Crowo Portland mdso and pass to
Guy ID p'f as Is .sd s ss
birth EncOunterea vsy hesvy weshs most Of hs P.sse
r While putting out tn. bow.pr light fell overheard
ssr s sssa a' R
4S lat - a. '9 4 vs. ssf wa
With screw :te.n;hR c;n:a!:p bSI9d 18th lat q @
hence for Liverpool 18Th M 70 90 Ion 81 u.s. took pilot from
Ship vilsse Belle tof w.ldoboro Basde Bordeaux 4,
day. mde to Brett Sen Co Has had heavy westerly winds
ship Augustus kesIrey 10 days cotton kc to
Ship lnda u,san) Lpp Li.bOn IS days salt cork, &C., to
Bark Fszeira Baxter Peambuoo % days sgrto Kirkland
from Portland SoaUd Francisco the A had
BAH Pride Of the Sea- Uren zszs Cuba II days sugar and
ssss % fruit To- 'h
Loqi,s 0 Philadelphia Jsnsn sssua April 49, to
B,is @scss,sr tBr of Windsor, N ST. whppe Cardsnas
big Mary LIE Blanc (Br). Richards. Pctou IL days coal to
days. moissses &c TO F. T. Montel BaTtow NASSAU " f
Brig lily Dale tBr Stevens Windsor n S. days plsster
tc1 Triumph tof 0loucsse Luryey Granada Il days. fruit,
schr Joseph 0rics bound to NewYorL; ssh st % TO- lon TO-
spoke brig Harcoci bound
dsys ria ter to J. benton 4 Co. [" 0'''' '
sehi Ann g. ssltsE Fish, wIeha days, nails to Parker
Advance Orb Curry, Windsor N. s. days. plaster
sehr Henry Remsen, Hartt Providence in baa. for Eliza
schr Msrsrs. Ann Br lie Blanc Prince Edward island 10
chr Margaret .nsen City Point days. Gour to J. Hunter
&Co.
scLr Ben franklin Kelly Mbridse 10 lsy, lumber to John
Boynton g. Son.
schr James Lawrence Allen Boston days. mdse. to J. c.
Dayton Go.
schr Roam Allen. Harrington 10 days. spas to f. Talbot
Go.
sehr Granite Smith vinshayen for Sandy Hook forth
schr John Oliver Hunt, George, Banks days hs!i5ut to
scbr Richmond Pitcher Mscias rs days to George
scbr. Wave Furbi'h Rocklsnd days lime 70 master.
schr Saxon Wells, Calais days. lumber TO master
schr s. Lucas iams, ROchlsnd days lime to ns,ter
Schr Nelson Harvey, Wedmcre, Alexandria Il for Boston
schr J H HoI.en, fmni, TanSer, oyster. tor Boston.
seLr Protaciien Mitchell E.abs6port coal for Boston
schr Boston Hutehipgs EiIabethpor coal for Boston.
sc f. Hammond s f;ns Albany %Se yosios
Sch Mary Ann Cummng Jonesport days pars master
schr Buena Vista Re.ey' Bsltimcre coal for New.Hs7en
schr Henry. =, Belfast days lumber to master.
schr. G Taylor paroing Chatham, fish.
SeLr T Bills Kelly Gloucester, fish a.
Sohr Superior -, Rockund 4 days, lime TO master.
scbr FmpiIe, Lowell Boston. md,e for Albany
schr Kate Sargent Paine, Tanger oysters for Boston.
hr Merripnrk Lane Gloucester days tsh to master
scbr Rio Grande Allen, Cape Ann day 6sh to master
scbr Golden Age, Paine Gloucester days Dish 20 master
schr. Harvest. Lawrence. Gloueester dys fish to
Schr. John Adams Myers, Rocklsnd I days. lime.
Bchr. Csrvo, Hol3brook Rockland days lime
echr Almila HeJg- Rondoui, Goa for Newport.
slo'p Rhode Island Remington Providence days mdse to
master.
sloOp PherS Sheppard New Haven days dse to master
ssIoop MoSht H9Pe sullivan Taunton, nails.
sAILED-steamsh!p Ariel, Aspinwall.
Withholding the day from r. to $. f.
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DIED..

PgTERsON-In Brooklyn, en- Monday April 30, 1880, John
Peterson native of Sweden aged 20 years. mon'o' ana
H blend. are respectfully invited attend funeral on Tues
Ssy NAV at D. u the Westu nster Church, corner
FirH place and Clinton street.
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Gen Tom Tbuub, assisted by Senior 0iiveira, Mr.
TomDp and Mr.. Schrener, will appear for a few days
at the brooklyn Institute, Washington street. Tns
entertainments will consist Of music. daaciog, and
limitations. Bee advertisement
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....A 80.
Cleared.

Cleared.
steanshps-Anel Miner Aspinwal ID. B. Allen Hammonis
(Hsm.h swensen. Hamburg. Kurhardt & Co.
shp-Monrauk, Quae Atlantic and Pacific Ocean, master
Orphan Smith, New .Oreans H. Brigham J. Foster Abee
Liverpool Chas =. Marshall Col Paans Lansston Buenos
Ayres, w. w DeFonest.
BsIs-Ocilla, kshby, Havana B. Gaseri Resserections
tAustisn Rsdicict Amsterdam, Funch Meincke; NJ Met
calf Snow, Hsvsns, w. w. Russell; b. Moxly Holm, 81
MaEs Osprey Nash Phadelphia, g. savsy Co.; a. TIow
bridge Fr:bse Barbados, TIowbrdss' Sons. Eyysusens
Gibraltar Giro Frsncis Fannie, Carter Maan1as Smith
Jones Co.; Princeton. Wells, Black River, c. Peters
Esse Baker CuIseos s W. Lewis; Alliance lNorl Bsrsh,
Glasgow, Punch Mencke. -
Brgs-L. Webb, Lloyd Wilmington Walsh, Carver Chase;
Luise PIps Bepse Glasgow Funch aeinckei = Palmer
(Br) bul.nef 81 John, A. Snithen Co. T. A. McAdsm,
Grant POrtsPetne H'pden, Wsrsl Bangor Brett Son
ca (Br). Burke, Balf.x, n. @. Donovan
schooAsI-Wes, Wells, Barbados, Reed Nash; Thomas
jefferson Chase NJ Cbase, Doene, Antigua T. B. Chase
P,asou H.sch Bucivils, Bust Co Ann EliSs Or
Snow, b. MARKS A. Howesj Peerless. Doe Bermuda Mccall
Firth; Dasber Smith, Halifax. A. smither Co. Excelsior
Delop, Halifax D. r. Dswolf -
soqYs-Fr.nhn Fog Rhsi,ssphs; J. s sl1ays Miller
Buge-Stay Coz, Philadelphia.
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Pa sseuRers Arrived

In .hip Village Bs from Bo,deaurPere August, jean and
Joseph Cudre.
In .hr T,iussh from G,aaaSaW r. White, lady andtwo
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Of the York sire Il dock, at the hsndsof rs poSOn
persons 10 the Jury unknown.
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GOOD THING. that EVERYBODY sAsoa

A GOOD THING, that EVERYBODY should
have, HUMPHREYS srEcvlc HOMEOPATHIC REM
EDlEs stand oonssssedly 1t the bead Of remedial nssns
for the ofthe people, They sls smovsasu Ne pe.
onou dangerous and rspus dsss qusctsy on ssbs
practice the inconvenience Of wsrcurs the nsesss ni
perperDs ob.cuss ofsbs Hsmopsc sssls md s,s.
Consns Of sinp specifics sss ths various essss "
which they ressdp up N the form Of anpb sw psDs.s
and prepared ofinsiisnts neither dsnsseus eusiax
they The ready aid ofhs parent nurse and the esm q
the complaining and invalid
They these positive sivsntsses: They hsis~
Injury arise rom their Tbsy simple jysu dwsys
know what 70 take and how TO take H. They convenient,
you give the proper sussr Pulls usnsns vsTuas with
on. hesitation delay. They sdsnti In thessads ~
d,esse arrested ono and the ysm freed without
prOrrs,ies or delay.
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Anil as LAT, lo lo~ Co. by pilot boat Edmund Blunt mo o.
bark Andrs, from Ponar for Msssprs.
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Commission Hlarfbanls.

z c: wANBERsIE,
IL. -,,,,,,S GENERAL Gen ;AIL, or, AVN
. 00''"''sioN & IS. chARlEss STREET,
jail Baltimore, Md
HrxRY DUNCAN. ALEX l. Boaes, JR
DUNCAN & BOGGS,
~ 'oANlssloN NM MERCHANTS
DEALERS IN
'i'''-'' '''( ~ ,n,r AHSP FRS6geE GENERALLY,
iaetf No If NoPIT ri How.pn srpEyr
WILLIAMS W. S. CROSS Ns = NORTH HOWARD STREET
VIII T. corner II Fails and d Eastern venue Ba
Grain Sc and Iii oriers for e same 'ooA'
u.s.r. u.ar, Koor. REraE ai 70 p, cr,,pp 70 a.,
F EsObv F Js ibdTy F ESsa p,
sW 1iiie s Esq tHB nriinFPtoa, Pa mh7
HENRY DRAKELEY AARON rENToN
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
'' "1' Corner snoo Of pS co. ~
!.a :, :, 7,i,7 =, y. re, .e.oNH
SIEAM MAK fyId1, W n,SHoN
Cor NohrG AND Mosgassr srs,
BALTIMORE Md
'AhLh'ropS' TILES e, &e, Myers GARDEN SfAfoASf
s .ssss .e HleeIzs VIM K.aaIp7 5.z7 N
| Ii lGGlNS u JEN klNS,
~ "hoLfS IA Eht NJ NJ ~ EP f1 pEAihNS
| AND "a INV NaNIFACTITRERS
| nba1tf IL CONNER PRArT AND CALVERT STREETS
| Yy,I mr. NJ TT17,f ~ q C11
VA NJ w w II IMAM q w.
w PRODUCE
AMP .,,.,.---.,- .. ~
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No % LIGHT STREET WHARF,
nlfu (np stairs)
| ~ ..IDc, IuTIIDISrnDT
| AMEo VIII EfOhD,
~ COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No SPE r. VII IL F., -
SELLS FLOUR, Whisky, AND ALL KINDS OF
| COUNTRY PRODUCE. ms II
| II
| II - - Nv " y a. -. ,,r,,,,,, ,,-r,
| IA GUM lSSInN MEtCHANIS,
| AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
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StkambOafs,

FOR PETERSBURG via CITY
POINT, yA)-The steamer\ We I'D H IN
VII Saye Light street wharf on TEoGeT
Passage and fare only S. - az 'oc!ock.
dations, apply to oih accommo-
fe27.tf J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
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ALEXANDRIA, February 23-Arr schr Neptune. Bos
ton.-Crd schr. S. c. Willett, Norwich; ". E. Gage
Boston, J. l.. Redner, N York.
NORFOLK February 22.-Arr brig Black Fish and schr
Davidson, N. York.
CHARLESTON, February % Arr ship Naples, Matau-
zas E. c. FelteI, New York. polls Felicia and Doro
tea Cardenas; schr. F. Mayo, New York-Cl'd steam
ship Jas Adger, N York; barks Waldemar, Cowes Eds
to, Boston
SAVANNAH, February 2l.-Arr ship Sir James Law
renee Bermuda; brig Sea Foam, Matanzas schr. James
Marion. Providence steamship Star of the South
New York; bark Glancairn St. Ives.
MOBILE. February lS,-Arr bark Uneven, Boston,
CID Gear, Boston,
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Treasury Department. Office L, Clubhouse Board, |
Washington Feb. 90, 1885, !
ALTERATION OF TUE HEIGHT LIGHTS BANK
Information has been received at this Office, that
after the 1st day of Jny, 1860 the lights at
shown from the fore and mzzen of the ght-ves
semoored off the north point of the kish Bank at the
respective heights of 20 and Is feet above the
will be lowered and feet, each the height
20feet above that level. The light exhibited from the
mainmast will remain, at present height of SO
feet above the level of the 16 above the level
of the two other lights This vessel will carry black
allat each mast head
This alteration deemed desirable it having been re-
presented that The lights now exhibited are when seen in
one liable to be mistaken for single light
BLACKwATER BANK.
The light will be elevate SO feet above the level of the
sea and in clear weather should be from distance
of about nine miles. This vessel will carry a black ball
at her mainmast head.
LIGHT ON ARKLow BANK.
Also that at the same date the fixed white light, at
present exhibited from the light vessel moored of the
south end OF Arklow Bank, will be discontinued and
henceforth revolving white light which will attain its
creates. brittany oncen every minute will be exhibited
from the vesse mainmast The light will be elevated
So feet above the level Of the and should seen in
clear weather from distance of about ten miles TT
vessel viii also carry black ball at her mainmast head
TNUkhlSH GOLDEN LEAF SMOKING TO-
IL SACCO-I have Iust received consignment o, lie
auaii,y 70 For sale BY GEO, HoLiiNS 'is "fs'
IN. Charles street
JAG 2m corner Favette
DIPES AND PIPE HEADS.
IL large variety of lay Pipes and Pipe Heads, white
''Ns, ''' : - - A. sEEMUILER 4 SONS,
jal6 If IS Exchange Place
ID F. GRAVELY'S TOBACCO.-A large lot
v 'H'' 'Dp'''' .wARWICK, FRIcK BALL,
Commission Merchants,
ia3l-H No. so South street.
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r. OFFICE OF MONUMENTA
SE2Ssaa4dazzsg4si STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Company boats having been put in complete run
order prepared to every description
and harbor towing at the shortest notice
The CompanyS Boats are as follows
Steamer T1GRESS, Captain Luke Leaeug
Steamer LIONESS, Captain A. H. League
The commanders experienced every guar
antee given for the safety Of vessels their charge The
rates of owage will be- made reasonable For further nfor
nation apply to the Captains board, the agent
WIN II BOLTON,
W pr1ttE
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II MERCHANT TAILOR,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM,
NO. IS NORTH GAY STREET, north OF the Bridge,
Keeps constantly hand full and fashionable assert
mePt Of ENTS' WEARING APPAREL of every descrip-
ton prepared furnish all the latest style OF
FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS, which ne guarantees
give satisfaction in style and fit and in prices to suit the
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E~sIkA FOR RICHMOND. VA
The steamer GEO PEABODYn will 1oo
Lig street wharf on TUESDAY AFTERNOON NGSSEl
the 2Sth February, at 8 O'Clock NEAL
Passage and fare only S.
For freight passage having fine State Room aooo
dations, apply to '
J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
fe2I-u 5 Light W
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Books alto Stationery.

8Ooks and Stationery.
MURPHY 4 CO.-BOOKsELLERs, PUB
lVA ILsHERs PRINTERS,
MARBLE B SHnEif$S X! sEirluoRr ST.
sIn BALTIMORE.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
sA r 1TEI ). WAA22E E NHS
Ne yS 3, so ut cH ARB% STREET b7,,on
II soRTMENT OF PAPER STATIONERY and BLANK
@ snd % bis stock w s MR
Note p PERs, Ruled and Plain, variety.
sTFEA s sf a2 5ye2e
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
EEtsg "Ff 2RsEas e 81 81 S RrEfis HEE
1S6 PfN TEEP gS RAPER
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to fe22a
eSs7SL CARRIAGES.-We have on hand, at
sxSA&-oUR MANDATORY ANDI REPOSITORY
the be an in fRs s c pesens IN Want Of of
ARE qgd to o aRd r
terms as any other establis SHIN tvrp rrvr,n
ja25tf Corner Of Howard and Franklin sts, Bait
eEAA CARRIAGES CARRIAG GEES We
Of haa e SH H EEs sda h Of
New York all of the Attest fashions and approved
styles The PUBLIC invited to call and examine for them
BURR, HAIGHT O'CONNELL,
~ Preparing done at the shortest notice. mr22-tf
c@Ak CARRIAGES CARRIA ESl--The
L So subscriber has hand his extensive CAR
extensive and best assortment of fashionable CARRIAGES
that be found in the city Persons of Carriages
will find it their interest to give me call as deter
mined to sell low for cash approved All work sold
at Repository warranted for twelve months Old Carra
ges repaired or taken in exchange for new ones.
Carr received on storage or held commission.
s2l-tf WILLIAM MCCAIN
Gsss1sstst CARRIAGES n..,
RNs3 CARRIAGES!
The subscribers have hand their factory, No. 90
WEST F. YETTE STREET, general assortment of Car
riages Of the most approved styles all Of which wi be sed
at the lowest prices for cash. orapproyed All Car
guaranteed for twelve months We respectfully invite
the public to call and examine stock.
N. Bold Carriages taken in exchange for
Repairing done with dispatch
J. RIDDLEMOSER. JR., & co.
HURLETT & SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
No. 80 North STREET.
- The undersigned having greatly en-
aHlarged their premises aud increased their facili-
beg leave call the attention of the public their
extensive stock Of description ARRlAGES finished
the elegant style and durable manner, which they
prepared to sell accommodating REPAIRS at
tended to with dispatch and al reasonable prices
JOHN CURtETT SON,
jyp Nnrtb Pa prrrp
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-27

CLICQUOT CHAMPAGNE.
~ J B CHARRON & CO.,
CORNER HANOVER LOMBARD STREETS,
Having been appointed
SOLE AGENT
FOR THE STATE OF MARYLAND,
Have in store and offer for sale to the trade at
LOWEST RATES,
IOO quarts and pnts
Engine Clicquot's Grand WIN IMPERIAL.
Do. Grand WIN DE CHAMPAGNE.
constant supply of this very choice Wine will be on
hand, and all orders promptly executed. ja27-H