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~. sOLOMONsON. oFrIcLln-
HAs RETURNED no HIS OIL
M~

i stand, UNDER THE AMERICAN H0TK
where be VII continue 70 keep choice assortment
q TIE most improved kinds Of 6PEgIAOLESs. All
his Glasses Wheher tor far ghted are ground
under his Own Inspection By mAchinsTy OF a new
Construction. with the featest care, as TO suit the
syes IN al cases, curing " saknosa Dizziness or 1n%
nammGtiCn Of fhB eyes, and 1npsfting strength iof
long residing or fns sewing. SO
~ y. H. soL0MOEsOE would here inform the
public that he never smploys any oneiR tne sale Of
bis Lenses. -. .
- also, asplsndid zssortIs suf OF SPY GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, COlfPASSIs, &o,t kapt on hand.
Hg-:AnIIFI6IkL EYES ipssrted without pain.
- perfect g natural.
Hot9i, augfl
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Spttial aatiees.
~ HoLLowAY's P1Ls AND ONTMENr,

"a HoLIowAy's Pills AND OINTMENT
ERTsIFELks.-Thoso aosorEedly popular medicines
hsve met Elth astonishing sucoess In the oure Of
eryuipelas kings evil, ring worm, seuryy, sogoga'
lous eruBtious, and al inaammatory diseases Of she
skin. Other preparations may Afford e Temporary
relief, but the combined action Of these remedies
will by their detergent and purifying properties
effect a radical cure in the blood and system
Read the Advertisement elsewhere.
sold By eli Drugglsts at a5e, 62e, and q per box
or pot.
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H. d. K K N ID A Ia Il Il co.
BARGALMS IN SHA WLSl
CHOICE For FIVE DoLLARstlIl
WE OFFER TO-DAY ONE CASE
DOUBLE,
ENGLISH
AND
1s REVERSIBLE,
worth from $40 sl2-for IS each. A rare OppOr-
'ISlst sspi25 'N'' -'- HID KENDALL co.
TINSEL W0RSTED-JUsT OPEN
ING, new stock in all cOlors. Also full va
i'''' = shetland Wool Split Zephyr wOrsted;
S'NS-' fSi SMITH, EZEKIEL BLAHD,
mayn les Superior St.
FLAGS FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO
w furnish FLAGS with likenesses. Of candi-
dates, plain in large or small quantities. AZ low
or prices than any 1tAsF ho9ge n the stY ~
NOTICE.-THIs DAY RECEIVED,
the best Cotton Shirting at one shilling 3
yard ever sold in the city Also the best Irish Lin
at 50 cents yard Those in want ofsuoh articles
can pO8lllfely Dc suAgeu at
aug4 Corner Superior st. and PUB. square.
7 ADIFS AND MISSES SKIRTS,
IL all numbers, the best best gqality, st nc, : ,,,NN
T ADIES' WOOLEN ELASTIC
"a 6dtis sAlRss-A n'E EEFTBERe sFsfflfEi HAUsMANN.
DIJOU'S KID GLOVES-JUsT
purchased at auction, worth 81, 90, selling at 70
cents. SMITH EZEKIEL 4 BLAHD,
may2l ID ID II l6s Superior St
VOTTON BATTING-WE HAVE
~ a large lot of nice clean Cotton Batting that
We can sell by the pound actuMsI MORagaS TslghS ROOT
: = LINEN DAMASK.
MANUFACTURED IN BEL
N FAST, Ireland, expressly for us and which
sale at very low prices s,,r nm cDrsvo1.D ~
septic Il ll3 superior street
GOLD BELTS FOR LADIES, AT
III octl3 RETTBERG &HAUSMAHE's.
TNANUY BERLIN WOOL GOODS
"A splendid stock ct
oets y az RETTBERG HAUsMAAh..
| n ADIES5 KID GLOVES AT 75C
6d.s worth 81 RErTBERe q aHAusMAxN.
WORSTEDS OF OUR OWN I'M
I
| 2Fold TePhyr.
Fold TsPhyr.
Shetland Wool
In all colors.. BETTBERG & HAUsMANN.
! WOOLEN YARN
| w Drab Colored Yarn,
Slate Colored Yarn,
] Blue Mixed Yarn,
Scarlet Yarn
BIue % Snd White Olouded Yarn,
Red and White Glouded Yarn,
Yarn in Hisa any quantity Of all quality asd prices
'u'' i'''A''1 TAYLOR, GRIswoLD co.'s,
/ oets Dry Goods and Carpst Store
|
LRISH LINEN
| CHTRTING LIN ZEN IN ANY
| ~ Quantity, ofall grades, being ofour wnimpor
tSfion, and Offering at pondlng low prices.
TAYLOR, GRISW0LD 4 90.
1850. 1860.
DRY GooDs AT WHoLEsALE-
MORGAN & ROOT
IHAVE NOW IN STORE An
| unusually large stock Of
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
IN quantities and variety suitable to the Wholesal
Trsde and would especially call attention to
HEAVY eheetingaI pemins,
Bbiissu6sd bis oOtsohs, s6igsins Stripes,
Cotton FlAnnel1, Wick,
Cotton 4arnes IWtnes
an Bar Wadding,
/ Cloths Oassimerea and Vestings, and the Trade ca
| Al an times hnu complete assortment q [ns De-
i makes Of Woolen, Linnen and Cotton tabrlo9 Q
the most favorable terms, at the Corner of Superio
and Seneca Sta, Cleveland, o. - oets
a7al-. .-g. 1891 l---I --aE
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IMPORTS OF CLEvELGND.-During quar-
ter ending Sept. SOth, 1850, the following
foreign merchandise has been imported at
this port on American vessels, under the pro-
visions of the Reciprocity treaty of 1854:
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I IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.- -
De. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The combination
Of ingredients in these Pulls the result Of long
and extensive practice. They mild in their ope
ration, and certain in correcting all irregulsties,
Painful MeRstruations, removing ell distinctions,
Whsther from cold or otherwise headeehe, pain In
the side palpitaton Of the heart whites all nervous
elections, Mysteries, stiRue, pain in the back and
h1bs &C.. disturbed Sleep which arise from inter-
Iaption Of nature.
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NEW ADvERTIsE1IENTs.
RanRey, BackuH & Noble-Houso Tor sale
Samuel storer-sals Of real estate.
Rettberg 4 Hausmaun- -Frcm Paris.
Rouse & Jsnnings-Sl9OO to invest.
J. o, Brown son-areat Attractions -
J. H. Hower-Groceries ~ -''
7. s. PAddOck-sswing women wanted 81
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,rnrr.n.rilIn ,vlde.Annle... !.

EDIToR LRADER.--In your report Of the
procession on Monday evening you made no
mention of the Wide-Awakcs from Warrens-
vile.
OF course the omission was unintentionAl,
and it probably occurred from the fact that
they formed in the procession Immediately
after the Newburgh Wide-AwakeS, and
were probably estimated as a part of the
Newburgh delegations, as they had no ban
ner to designate that they were separate
delegation.
make this correction because think
that men who will come, as some Of them
did, over ten miles to join in our procession
and then march till near midnight in the
city, should have due credit for their efforts.
TT NJ ADDIsOy
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LG In all cases where DR.. S. A. Weaver'S
Canksr and Salt Rhsum Syrup, toEsthsr With bis
CerEte has been used it has cured Erysipelas. Some
cases that had resisted all modes Of treatment for
many yearE, had been perfectly and permanently
cured by these articles Tn efficacy In such cases,
is truly wonderful. They ever fail Of efecting
cure for all hEmors.
Sold by Gaylord Hammond, c. s. Mackenzie, K.
W. Saokrider and VIM Fiske, Cleveland, o.
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pR. CHEEsEMANs PTLLs.

vas she commencement OF nav era In the treat
m0nt Of those Irregularities and distractions which
haYe consigned so many thousands Of tins young the
b0autifui and ths benevolent to Premature Graye.
No female can enjoy good health unioss Ehe is regular
and whenever obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline. Hu
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HERscHEL V. JOHNSON Is AsToSIsHED.-on
the night Of the election, Mr.. H. Y. john
son, the Dug candidate for Vice President
happened to be in Crestline on his way West
to help Douglas to develOpe his 'purrinciple.'
Being somewhat curious to know the result
ofthe contest that day, he went into the tel
egraph office and enquired the news. The
operator informed him that Curtin was
elected by $4,000 majority, Ohio had gone
Republican by 10000 to 30, 900, and Indiana
ditto by 5000. ''You don't say SO p re-
piled the would be Vice President "Yes,"
said the operator, ait is So" "If that is SO,
then will go over to Pennsylvsnia and buy
barrel of Monongahela whisky, and go
back to Georgia and retire TO my plantation, ("
and the astonished would be Vice made his
exit in disgust, and took refugein the sleep
ing car. ..
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
THURSDAY MORNING, 0CT. Is, 1850.
TRAYELRRIs RKGTETRR.
NRW AnYRRr1sEnIENrs.

So Fer TeIographsc, Market and Marine
News see Fourth Pase,
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EBHoloway's Pills ana Ointment are soid BY
OHURCHILL BROTHER,
3. W. cor. Ontario st. and Pub. square.
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MORE IRoy FOR THE FLINT AND PERE M4R-
'QUETTE RGILRoAD.--The Flint and Pere MARI
purchase of iron, in New York. sufficient to
lay thirteen. miles more of their road.
Twenty miles Of the road are now laid,
starting from Saginaw and leading towards
Flint. The new purchase will now enable
the company to complete the tack to Flint,
the road being already graded. The iron is
to be shipped Immediately, and the track
laid this fall. .l.-s..4 slos.a q
Another Locomotives has besn bargained
for and number of cars-the latter are to
be built at the car works Of DR.. Russell, in
this city.-Det. A0U. ---.-. g. q 81.
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ERUPTIoEs, SALT RHEUM, ERYsIPELAs.
1t is now generally admitted that all sruptiVe dis
eases depend upon some internal or constitutional
cause, and that to use washes ointments for them
is sure way tOfnjure the system and only to drive
in, not to cure the disease. But Humphreys' Spe.
cihc homeopathic Salt RheRm Pills are true spe-
eiio for all such diseases. They cure Salt Rheum,
Barber Itch Erysipeas, Pimples the Face, Ring
Worm, and Nettle E.Lsh, By curing the cause upon
which they depend and By restoring the skin to the
Stabs Of health and parity. Thus, not only is the
disease cured, but the soitness and beauty Of the
complexion restored.
Price 35 cents per box, with directions boxes ST..
Sent by mail express free Of charge, on reoeiPt
Of the price. Address.
nr r HuMPHRHY.s kCo
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DT. F. H0MPHREYs : co,
IMPORTANT 10 FEMALEs.- :

Eold BY E. W. ssokridsr, and Churchill 4 Bro.
E8-Sss advertisement in another column.
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R EMO YAL.

The Sherry Wine Bittsrs are for sale BY GaylOl
Hammond and c. s. Maoksnzis, elstsiand. o.
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Terms ss @ fRs R": g9 ssH.f @ sis 3:
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UEFoUNDED.-The Buffalo Express says
that the statement which has been going the
rounds Of the press, that Allen Butler, Esq,
agent of the New York Central Railroad had
been telegraphed, at Cincinnati, to resume
operations in violation Of the recent agree
7ment between the Eastern trunk roads, is
without the slightest foundation, as they
learn from Mr.. Butler himself
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NEW CAR-LooE.-At the Railroad Con-
ventiOn last evening, Mr.. J. F. Keeler, the.
we'll known scale manufacturer of this city,
exhibited new lock for freight cars which
he has invented. Itcertainly promises we'll,
and met with decided approval from the
railroad men who examined it. It is per
fectly simple, entirely Becure, when once
locked and sealed cannot be opened without
breaking the seal in pieces, (some Of those
now in use can be, by expert handling,) and
is furnished at about half the cost Of those
generally in use at present.
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CEptkFFg 4 CJhiuaWaEE.

GOAL Oil LAMPS
A TREDUCEDPRIOES. ALARGE
~ FarietT Of Styles Coal Oil Lamps and Zig.
tuFsa, suitable for Store and Church use, 81
augB "a sS5e2il,- ne :. = :, -, -
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valentia New Orleans bark Druid Caeis; Mystery Rio
Janero; schrs Unicorn yolant Corvallis Bella Peck
New York
Southern Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, July 6-Arr schrs Rem Franklin and
Pharo, Boston.--Cld brigs Chas Heath and Empire
Boston.
NORFOLK, July ARRIVED schr Octave, Philadel-
phia.
Joseph Ramsey Alexandria; W P Curley Windsor 800
CID brig Wave Spirit, Cape Good Hope
, ChMoND d, July o-Arr steamship Virginia, Phila-
Light, Maitland ~
CHARLESTON, July 3-Arr steamship Marion, New
Turk, Jacksonville
CHARLESTON, July Arr steamship Marion, New
1ork-Cld Steamship Isabel Havana schr A Townsend
New York.
MOBILE July 1-Cd bark Joven Elmira, Barcelona;
schr VIM Mallory, Galveston.-Arr schrs L L Davis.
Anola and Beuberry, New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. July 3-Arr steamship Habana Ha-
vana; schr Emily Keith, Vera Cruz-Cld steamship Ar
IONA, Wilmington, Delaware; ship Harvest, aud Herald
Genoa
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ID EDWARDS, JR. & CO.,
AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING MANUFACTURERS
NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY, BOSTON,
SUFFOLK GLASS WORKS, BOSTON,
JAS B. LYON Co., PITrsBURG, Pa.
BRYCE, RICHARDS b Co., PITTsBURG, Pa.
PHILLIPS BEST, PIfrsBURs, Pa.
]. W. JARVIS Co., CAPI COB GLASS WORKS, SANDWICH
full supply ofsamples Of every description Glassware
from each Company hand. Orders will be taken
and goods promptly supplied in the shortest possible time
and at the lowest manufacturer prices the trade only
Glass, Roughed and Hammered Plate all and thick
nesses Ornamental Window Glass, Obscured and Etched
suitable for Churches and Public Buildings
Eed Lead and Litharge from the New England Works.
40 full supply Of American and German Demijohna
s19 " Inc Bottles constantly on hand. ja2Ih
pERLE CHAMPAGNE.
and celebrated Wine highly sparkling perfectly
any Win, =; ch fruity TASTE unsurpassed In quality by
RUBis tCa lae Anerican market.
connosseurs is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES attention Of
onne Wine to its qualities and superiority
PARTICULAR No1'eS NATURAL product of the grape
many competitors Undersigned being aware that
Imported under the spreading the report that the Wine
hereby bid the TIN o. Rubis is arcaly coored do
chemist who could any known
seeming proof that the deep experiment. afford the
VIC Juice Of the grape Nnos is due to any,
v ACb.,,. J. GoHRs Co.,
<or sale Wholesale BY 'onssur- Marine, France
al7H onAAlEs H. MYERS 1 BRO.
Halhmors
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

JAMES II. KEMP & CO.,
- SUCCESSORS TO HAGGER Il BROTHER,
CORNER PRATT STREET SPEARS WHARF
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL. INSTRUMENTS
Have constantly hand extensive assortment of
ships Comprises Quadrans 0ctans asses
Baromeers. Thermometers Drawing instruments, Lamps
Suryeyors Gompasses, Gaugng Rods, Out Sticks Board
Rules, Tape Lines Blurtts Coast Pilots Shpmasters
sstant, Hedge Anchors Charts of all parts Of the
Chronometers rated and Instruments repaired in the
manner ap2u
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ABG2 ID. PRATT,
a.. CCh@ISSIUNER Of pEEnS Ec
COZ iSsluEF E 10 TAX + THE PROOF Avn 70
ANoWlEBGA EHT or pEkllS, DISPOSITIONS Pow stSs
n HTr'@NEV o. "ih5r Instruments in wrinny m, ~
'g'HF ME&CAETILE AGENCY

J il PRATT { CO.
~, -okNES or BALTI&eRE AND s. CHARLHs sTRrx-s
The proprctOrs respectfully invite surb
not already subscribers to the Agency and who sell goods an
credt I" c and examine our system and test tba reisb
" OF our information From long eyriance III reiiaol
Factory tctlonals OF thousands merchants in tba s
en cities East and West no have for years icon
~ can assure All who will CALL whether they sell goods 10
6y OF our information and the gssf bat 10 ~ ssyive
ITon th' agency nv those who Va, bSrylhs ur6H
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4 NHhUNUMEIE EMS,
BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES.
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTME NT OF TIE ABOVE
| GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER,
10 W. Frat street.
| Formerly with and SOLE AGENT FOR 4. L CIV
| BLUNT, New York. fe22H
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,

FOREIGN.
TRINIDAD DE CuBA-Brem Brio Platd-27l hhds
sugar 81 terces do, As bills do 125 bags do A. Schu
macher x Co.
COASTWISE.
CHARLESTON Steamship Georges Creek.-l6S casks
nee, James Corner Sons; SO do lowering & Co.; l54
10, hlchardson Cos bales moss, l box mdse., B.
Jenkins Sons pkgs do, ODER Co.; II bales rags
Wheelwright, Nudge l. Co: 2s bales yarn $50 bales
persons
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Mftals. Nar0tuarf. kf,

H(stals, Yar0mars. TT.
A MEXICAN H AIp2MEs I g5orr,
DEALERS N AND FT AS IA AGENTS FOR
DlsST sGf GAsT STEEL MILL, CROSS CIT AND
A Ak 3 IL HAT r AMP %rHEE EDGE TOOLS
SHEET EFT, BRASS, BRASS KETTLES, BRASS AND COP
NEW ENGLAND SCREW co.'s ciMLEr POINT WOOD
RU Sell / ERWIN MANUFACTURING CO.'S 10 KS,
H4bSE AN RS G1s sfhb Kali ox AND BRASS He
| SHOW ELS AND T0NGS
@ A liSas sr AM ITS OIL GATES
GqfF Kty HIL So Ssq sfS6k ET AND Dies
wisH oE Fes e of f a5
M KEITH, JR., & SON, JOHN I" AhlS0' 'E
FOR SALE 1 M4TF& GHtfF T n5R E
COMPLETE AssoRT%MEMT OF AMERICAN HARD
NAILS, srrr. HOOP S$ SSS szsrr IRON
M yF1HFs T1FS SAG $GoEEs
M 2sh SPo ttaES tuk HkA7Ts6HaFHHss
IeoNr.lo, &c, &C, NC ju32m
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
A. REUTER- s. SONS,
NO. Sc W EST BALTIMO LORE STREET.
BETWEEN FREDERICK AND GAY STREETS
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWARE,
Would respectfully solicit the attention of Cabinet makers
aGhintS and others to their and
OF HARDWARF, TOOLS, &c adapted to every branch of
mechanical trades comprising in part large assortment Of
Se R Es n SRd % tSess Casters
err Wrenehes and longs all of which offered at the
owest cash prices and the favorable terms my22tf
HARDWARE.
IL HISS & COLE,
NAk MI kiNBS 6S iTHk5sS2
G a9E GR'S CAST STEEL MILL, CROSS CUT and
FISHER NORRIS, AMERICAN EAGLE ANvIIs and
FIELDS, SANDWICH co.'s CUT TAcKs, sHoENAns,
GG92L h MI hHRTEoRp AXES, HAEeHETs, &c,
NE" W ENA sSRE WYE" CoMpANYs GlMLEF POINT
RUss russell 1 EkWiN MANUFACTURING ooMpANY,s
F1TSH 6%iaaSSTSTFAcrURINs coMPANY's CABINET and
AMER ISIlN HoRsENAL CoMPANYs HORSE AND
@ AT as SoS's SHqyE5s and SPADES
DAE ELISHiSr& wALDRoNs BRAND CORN and GRASS
SGYTHE sYEATHs, scYTHE STONES, &c, &c.
BUILDERS AND SHELF HARDw4RESa large and full
All of which offer at lowest Factory Prices my2tf
At KANN'S
f2S 7 p Hsef!s fS f BUZZ
~ B6if HERs'? HARpwARE,
CABINET b HARD w Easu uoo,o
From THE LOWEST TO BEs SFA qGnkl HT9ToLs
o, ,rpn " ,nr scfss6Rs, RAzoRs, DC
BRITTANIA WARE,
COOKING uTENf ETsx REAiS wTISSEp AND WHITE
fe23tf WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
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LA E5f 5TSzSs5zt1 WESTERN
AS'Sz-As- MARYLAND RATLHO4n
co, ,,. -, SPRING ARRANGEMENT
S15s iedpe calvert Station 30 A. Al ard IN p \;
and II A. NJ ''''eis'o"n Tor Baltimore at &
with II tram On Westminster daily at connects
turn TO Westminster " ''' ''"'n from baltimore, re
Monda from Manchester at 65 A. NJ meets 10 I5 train
5ags ty Wednesday and Friday Returning aIternats
tmore. " wv '' val !" 'le 80 tram from Bal
myl6n row,~
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EURLETT It SONS

~ cARlAGE mANUFACTORY.
-, No: SS SoRTH STREET
49, ,,,. dhe :, Undersigned IN having greatly en-,
e, tE leaVe 10 call the attention of he nnhIi 10 fi
in S'ch oil every description ofCARRflGFS fnisbe5
ara ,r., ~ ami durable manner, which they
tended f LII l on accommodating terms. REPAIRS at
'" Nv WIN d'S!@'cl snd ~ reasonable prices
jyG4tf VIZ ~ V - IT, htI IL, SON
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SEAIES

SCALES
THE UNITED STATES STANDARD
~ VERY SUPERIOR PLATFORM SCALES MADE
,A and sold upon their own erits by the INVENTOR
NO. IS south Charles Balderston streets.
mv2ntr W. hO" Jesse MARnEN
WHARFAGE AT LOW RATES, at Wharf
w corne of York and William stTsets' mughes quay
'P'F !" o. W. NiSN CHAS. GILM0R,
n,htt, No IS Second street
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UICHARDSUN Z CO.,
IL SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 81 EXCHANGE PLACE,
nEPOT OF NEW YORK FRENCH CON
~ FECTIONERY, CHOCOLATES, &c, &c
J. MERCHANT 4 son,

1EFUI UF NEW YORK FRENCH CON
~ FECTIONERY, CHOCOLATES &c &c
j. MERCHANT son,
- Successors to A. Douglas,
No. ia W. PRATT STREET, near the Maltby Hopse
OFFER FOR SALE:
l0O05b boxes of the following goods Gum Drops and
Sticks; Chocolate Licorce and Chocolate Cream drops
Brandy, Whiskey, Port and Madeira Wine Drops Sugai
ton Druggists and Blooer Lozenges Plain Lozenges Of
ne sowing ayors, of all sizes and shapes Mint Lemon
S5e xs@ c STSRs Cordial Beans Cordial Chewing
kehned Chocolates &c, &c. beside general variety Can
~ u OUT own manufacture lemon Syrup Rose and Per
ect Love Corlas, NC, &c Wholesale dealers in FOREIGN
Trnts Nuts &C. Havana, Domestic and German segars
p S.-Al goods delivered to Railroad Stations Steam
boats and to the city free of charge ~ a n az
A UGUST DOUGLAS,
IA IMPORTER AND DEALERIy
CIGARS, WINES AND LIQUORS, CHAMPAGNE e.
HAS REMOVED TO ' ''
No. "a WEST LOMBARD SHEET, near Light street
SOLE AGENCY
For the sale of the
STAR OF THE SOUTH VERZENAY CHAMPAGNE
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,-Spa--uA notice.
a.-za=ss-ss FOR THE PATUEENT RIVER

Cu,Ncr ann FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
GHANGE 0FDAYS.-On and after " EnNFSR ~ w Il.
~, S6o the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON viii Lay
Tnpie tf We atlXent river every EEDNFSDA and
a. IN! RNINGS at Clock, preceding as far n
ON crack n On v ednesdaYs Returning, will leave
Wi @ ~ thursday morning at o'clock for Ra nn.
M baltimore on Saturday morning at a'cIorE Far
NM 40 aiiin8 Returning, Will leave H's Landing an
ynS morning at 5oclock for Baltimore ealing az the
Haven going and returning " '""' i"'ht ana ran
Freight received on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
NJ l.. WEENS. AIsstar
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&c CARRIAGES

" re SnSci5es have hand at their factor y q,
ri.I &c - tiIE STREET, general ASSORTMENT Of O. -
inc most approved styles, all which W III S az
ges ant iEeS i0r cash approved paper Ali Carris
tba InIi or Twelve months We rcspectfuly iif
uS Pnhlc to call and examine our stock invite
:, y .B-uld Carriages taken in eycharc. c.
Repairing done with dispatch he ''r ne" ones
Ho-I J. RIDnIEMOSER JR m
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THE STEAMER GEORGE WFFN.
THE STEAMER PIANTFp

11-;I1 - ,, TIE 81 EAMkS ILANTFR
~ ltaFe BAIT more for the Patuycnt river ara,, rT-Fc
pAl morning al o'clock up as IIil,s ja1ding
hetHrnng, viii leave HIPS Landing every Tiursdav n,drn
ing ' neheuiGt WI leave Benedict every FRIDAY morn
FAR Haven going and returning - l" UNI .'hu
ie25 If = III W ' IHitSF,,, =,
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&c IS CARRIAGES.-Ne have on hand ot
YnS-S2,- OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
one o. The largest ana lest asSOrf.ntDts Of CAR
hAhES To- he o4nd in the city Persons in want of Car
rlages are invited to call and
determined t" sell at low on as
terms as any other establishment. N
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"a ND
LINE OF
NJ r,-urN

-, ....-- PACKETS.
Ship LANE HENDERSON, Captain Kn6wlss
EDWARD EVERETT, :" Gunby
HELEN A. MILLER Calf
CHARLES, Ruark
These vessels all Of superior class and insure at the
owest figure They sail regularly as advertised and re com
manded by Captains well experienced in the trade The ca
pacy, 100 of the above vessels as will afford great
facility to shippers For freight cabin steerage passage
apply to JOHN HENDERSON Il co,
ann IT, r,,,,-,o, No. 81 Pratt street
their address H - SdI2,s
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Mfrrbsun7ss

BORT, MADEIRA AND SHERRY VINES
$50 quarter casks from low to superior grades Cognac
Brandes and very old vintages in store and bo5dsJ
warehouse, for sale by j. B. CLARION corner Han
over anu LOMBARD SIS ju7-tf
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~ BEST ROUTE FUR FREIGHT
10 all important points in southwestern Virsnia T,as.
the western part of Georgia, and the northern parf on a.
bama and Mississippi ''H p''t o' Ala
vols ryttipted for through any Of the above pacas
or further information. time to The several
tons on the route apply to ~ '''e''i S'''