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AUGTTQN SALES.


POSITIVE SALE or BANK AND RAILROAD STOCKS.
BY PALFREY a. co.
WIZ. sYgR Anctioneer.
Office, q Camp street.
SATURDAY, March 3, 1860, at Ia o'clock
- Nj, at the 81 Charles Hotel Exchange, auction viii be
sold
30 shares Merchants Bank
- loo shares jackson Railroad
ra5- TERMS--Cash.
H-Addonai orders received mp tile time of sale
CREDIT SAFE -- $50 LOTS READY-MADE CLOTHING
Shirts, Drawers, Watches, etc., etc.
BY e. ROGER &c CO.,
Auction Rooms, Nos. 4 and ~ Old Levee street.
between Cuatomhouse and Bienvilie streets.
SATURDAY, the 3a March, Mt 10 o'clock A.
~ NJ nj their auction salcroon Nos As At
street. between Custohouse and Bienylc will
Sold
100 lots Of sssonabe Clothing, comprising assortment
10 Check Shirts Bcached Canton Flannel Drawers
benims, Jumpers, oserallS, etc.
And
An invoice of Gold and Silver Watches
n7- TERMS-At sale. M
CREDIT sALE-25y CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BRO
gans
BY E. ROGER & CO.,
Auction Rooms, Nos. IS and ~ Old Ievee street,
between Customhouse and Bicnvllle streets.
SATURDAY, the 3D. March, Mt 10 o'clock
- a. M At their auction Nos 40 and ~ Old Leyee
street, will be sold
$50 Boots Shoes Brogaus Men, Women and
Children, comprising fresh and select
York and Phiiadelphia
Sale positive and without reserve.
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aka FOR SALE.-JUST ARRIVED WITH A
~ choice lot Of Virgin Carolina NEGROES consist
ing Of Field Hands. RlaeksInths, Carpenters Cooks
Washers Irones ard Seustreses, be receiving
fresh supplies during the SEASON. which o for sale
E-I have removed my office from 20 Baronne street.
old stand Espanse and Charles streets
brokerage paid GA sale Of Negroes.
JOHN B. SMITH.
corner Esplanade and Chattres streets,
sett bm&W New Orleans Ia.
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]. B. WALTON.
BIZ J. B. WALTON,

DESIRABLE SMALL DWELLING HOUSES in THE
First District convenient HE Cotton PresesOE very
long credit, without $ndorscrs.
BY T. Walton
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J. B. WALTON.

street near Prta,a well adapted for private residence,
convenient to the Pytans omnibus ins and 10 the Gafroton
Raroad-Succcssion Of Perry 8. Wsrfeld dcceased.
"a M
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District, the Apollo street Omnibus Station.
BY j. B. WALTON,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40 Camp street
THURSDAY, the 18th March, 1850, at IL
o'clock NJ at the st. Charles Hotel Exchanges auction
will be sold
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, in the sqnnrc bounded BY St
Patrick ST. Denis Seventh Sixth Streets designated by ire
Nos 10 G.
Lots Nos to each 30 feet front Seventh street.
by depth of lilo feet. 80
Lot No measures 80 feet front St. Denis street. by $50
feet deep 4&5
FS~IERaS--O nethsd cash and balance on credit Of one
and in notes Of the purchasers bearing cent
interest from date Of sale maturity and eight per there
after with special the property sold final
payment
Act Of sale before A. Mazureau Esa Notary Public at the
expense OF the purchaser mr.
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POSITIVE TRADE SALE OF l,sss,oOo HAVANA CT
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr.. & CO.,
L. A. Levy, Jr., Auetonees,
Office 81 Magazine street.
TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at half-past 10
O'clock will be sold the OF the Importers Mtssrs
Guma Mase 50 Tchoupiiouas street. between and
Natchea streets
superior Of 900 Havana Cigars comprising
the following celebrated brands. viz GabnnRs Pargas Prince
of Wa'es 1nttmidad, SOL Washington, Nicoara Meridisna
Cabargas, together with good medium
qualities all of recent portaion and fully by
Importers
rs catalogues will be ready few days previous to sale
JSSHTERMS-Nery nDefti MI
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Wanied Immediately tifst-rae Areh ectnl letaashls
nan and GolrS assistant in afehHecs Office IL
requested thar will apply who Y mol psless fnpesn
4, eyreue highly inshei plan and ornamental fiMis. al
nj. Win seenn drawings and eteenee aud S'Fdn TENS, to
HENRY HOWARD, Architect, M Is Connie eial Fiaee.
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RUTuTER.
FIFry DOLLARS REWARD-RAN

4
AZ way on the 18th of january the slave boy FREDERICK
aged about e years. black color about feet inches
NJ hiph speas French and English, has upper trent
tooth missing cottonae panaoons black troek eHat
arrest and delivery or said the Police Jail and Twenty
five dollars mere will be paid upon the conviction Of the person
- nsrsnns harbornp him N. TREPAGNIER,
Isl NJ First District Court of New Orleans
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I'VE MART.
The undersigned having secured the and central
location the ut st. Charles Perdo known
Masonic Hall have fitted and established Auction Mart
sale of Real Estate Slaves, Stocks Merchandise
The superior advantages of the ocaioor the display pro
perry and convenience of purchasers,
SALE DAYS:
For Real Estate Slaves and stockFnesays Saturdays
Fer Observation-Disclosures and Thursdays.
Outdoor sales attended to NJ ali times
Efficiency and dispatch be relied all matters placed
In charge .
n23 If sfcGERREN. LANDRY It co.
AW NeFfGE-I HAVE HtsfE HE'D THE PRAG
- ice OF my profession and can he faand AZ Office No. Is
Camp street.
rvle Nv N, NJ REYNOLDS
FINE SHERRlES-ao1 x aud % q casks Cabinet and
IL Topaz, in and for sale by
$. u. GRATTAA CO.,
fesa 30 Custo,phouse street.
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Iartitular Aotifis.

oa Fa- Ms l Fire Company No. a-The
e,s mo members o. This Company hereby notified
nshoe a, ne Engine house on SUNDAY next March at
A. M fully equipped for the purpose Of assisting In
aeenrang The Twenty Third Anniversary Of the Fire Depart.
nh II y; II mn ArICtIN soerctary
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ATDTICE,-A GENTLEMAN OF GEkER AL BuSiN less
Nv eSpcr nee permanently resided in New Orleans
has 10 visit Europe on business
and viii leave about the end Of May next
well acquainted in Liverpool Manchester Gasgow
and Edinburgh London he will be happy to execute
any entrusted to him of these Cities and that
on reasonable terms.
addressed ipha Of Crescent Office will be attended
a'a.N-'t- --.f..'
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT - TWO
Fine Three Bck Residences situated in the First his.
trict-To be sold without Reserve.
RY MeCERREN I.ANDRy 81 G0
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+ UMRER-LUa1BER-LuMBER-

DEAS-s4 barrels Green landing ex.shp saaaa and Co.
II lnnlhia. and for sale by S. WOLFF,
feis conner Of Gsayier and New Layce sts.
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Shipping gntellmsnts.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, OCTOBER l

Arrived
steamer Bruno, Foster, from New York, mdse tc
Steamer Henry Cav, Her, from Philadelphia, mdse
to Shriver r' ~
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon from Norfolk. to N Falls
steamer George Peabody Prtchard, from Richmond to
Brandt, Jr Reports of Thomas Point ship Falmouth,
from Leghorn, bound up.
Bark Bay State, Sparrow from Charleston cotton 70
" n Matthews Il Son. lowed up by steamtug James
sBr brig Ocean Bird Newman, from Trinidad Both ult
ballast cocoa and rum to Jos C Yates Co Left bark
Gazes, for New Haven day; brig Montrose Boyce
from Baltimore. dscg schr W L Montague Carmine for
Baltimore, ballastng
Brig R Kirkland, Knight, from st Johns P R, LIST
inst. Jackson Co: sugar to Kirkland Chase & 70
lowed by seamtug Ajax came in the capes l4th
Died 10th inst at sea- Soran Beman seaman native of
mend from New York for AspinwalI DAYS out Left
brig Capella Ace for New York, dg schr Fredk Howell
Llufrio, from Baltimore, discg. wiz
Br brig Sinithers, johnson, from Port Harvey N r
stone potatoes and fish to order lowed up by seamur
Lioness.
Lyon; sugar to Dougherty, Wood & Co. and rye to Bell
Coy " Cherry, Greet from North Carolina,
ton, from Bristol /, ballast to Bevan, Phillips & Co.;
towsd up by tug Xigilant 1--Ext, Cray, from North
Richmond, ballast to Malcolm & Co-Mineryai
Hall, from Fall River, ballast to Pratt Il Bro--Mary-
land, Knight, from Calais to Kelsey Gray laths to
dephia, mdse to J W Brown Jr.
Barge L Brely, Dorman, from Havre de.Grace ice
to W II 0ler.
Steamship Potomac, Watson, New York, Samuel T
Pearce.
Steamer franklin, Dougherty New York, A Shriver.
Steamer Artisan, Culinary, New York, j Shriver.
Steamer Adelaide Cannon, Norfolk, NJ N Falls.
Steamer st Nicholas, Guy, Alexandria and Washing
ton, Worthington.
Steamer Diamond State, Kirwan, Alexandria and Wash
ington, Worthington
Bark Traveller, (Brl Rande, Rio de Janero and
ket Thos Whitrdge g. Co.-Dunbarton, Backus, West
Indies, DeCoriova, Hendricks & Co.
Schrs Ida l. Howard Stape Boston, Kelsey Gray -
Layinia Hopkins, Sharret Norwich Conn, Audenreid
&Co.-M Cannon, Cannon, New York, do.-Mary
Ellen, McNevitt, Troy, do.-Harriet, Leland, New
ouryport via Nanticoke river, Kelsey Gray.
Sailed.
& Co. "0osh' Haines, from Leghorn, 10 F Brauns
nagett, from st Johns B.
Steamship Re- ~ MS M rom Baltimore
Steamsb;p ~ eu per ord Hallett Boston 18th inst
Sehr Mary ana y; ann, Ramsay, Savannah 18th inst
Schr Florida Tall s Wn Todd Richmond 10th inst
schr Davis, Small, SAVANNAH Z Ia. 10th inst.
Schr M freeman, Nickerson Bostan In. INST
Schr Mary, Euler, Norfolk, 18th inst As'h inst
Schr Susanna, Mitchell, Alexandria
Schr ) Spencer, Morgan, Charleston 1st INST.
0oni h"en CIa m,ar, rug, Salem, 18th inst
Schr P Ames, Ware, Bangor 18th inst
Schr Emma Jane, Phillips Richmond 18th ;r.
Schr Geo Scott, Parker, Norfolk, 18th inst
Schr Ocean Bird Jones, Norfolk, 18th inst
Memoranda.
Steamship Jos Whitney, Loveland, from Savannah ar
rived at Boston, 10th inst.
Ship Ferdinand (Brem Bulerdiek, hence for Bremen,
went to sea, l4th inst.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE-

ST. JOHNS, ?. R.-Brig r. r. Kirk dnd-22o hhds su
gar tierce do, Kirkland, Chase & Co.
PORT HARVEY, N. B.-Br. brig A. Smithers-I5O tons
building stone, 10 qts fish, 10 boxes herring bbls pc
tstoes, master.
TRINIDAD-Br brig Ocean Bird-41 bags cocoa, pun
cheons rum, order.
C0ASTWISE.
,, NEW Y oRK-Schr E. j. Rdynor-4 tons faustic J. H.
ead Cos so bbls currants SO olive OIL so bags
brazil nuts, f l.. Palmer & Co.. so bbs. currants W J
frlce Co; boxes hubs. R. Thompson; "A baskets
champagne, c. NJ Stewart IA hhds broken glass bags
sulphur, Baker, Bros. Co; 413s bars iron. Kevser
dToXe Co; boxes looking glasses, A. Mathiot Son
Dds coal facngs, b. s. Benson so eases clothes pins
Robinson, Lord & Co. ~ P''
CHARLESTON, s. C.-Bdrk Bay State-12S bales cotton
u Schaeer; 100 do. T. r. Matthews 4 Sons; as do
DO, order; pkgs. tobacco, J. X. Sears & Co.
NEW loRK--Schr ProlveSs-3, 600 bags sugar Douober
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

FOREIGN.
!. MO DE JANEIRo.-Br. Bark Trdueler-27O0 bills
hoIr, Zoo haf bbls do, 452 bags rice 2 bags corn
~, WEST !NDIEs.-Bdrk Dumbarton-l,O55 bills tour
Az mar Dds do 40 bbls pilot bread 80 do crackers al
cheese SO bbs pork do meal 20 half bbls do
putter 100 do lard 81 dozen preserved fnits an
Dds vinegar, 10 chairs willow wagons "a Dozen hi,
cts, ~ Dds onions hid. tobacco 10 boxes do sets
Az 90 TUBS, ~ bales wick 62 bales tobacco bbIs
uackihs 100 poXes candles, so bus corn so do oats
erce mans bales hops cases Matches 900 feet lum
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NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
L =.
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET
MI. -, Baltimore, Nd
Inc most reliable Nautical Instrument Makers in the civ
ana where the best assortment article in the
teal line can be found and positively the only establish
ment in Baltimore where Ma UTICAE INSTRUMENTS can
De made and repaired in proper manner.
ChronometerS for sale or hire
49,, JAMES T. KEMP & CO,
SOU Successors TO Haggrr u Brother
n THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
N,rr,c., ,,rr, e,,,.,,r,,,.4,-, BOOKS,
and
- GLOBES.
10 THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER,
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR T. Il G.
BLUNT, New York fa23ty
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CAST STEEL BELLS

Al 'AOI STEEL BELLS.
- KEITH JR., SON, Agents, % South Charles
street. nave IN store sample of these celebrated ReIIs
made BY Nayler Vickers Co, shefeld England, to
when they respectfully ask the attention of cburch organ
zatons nre and individuals hron the
Se and s States Bells supplied
only onethrd as much bronze and less than half az
mncn as composition Bells Circulars can be had on app
Se''en' ap20h
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L2a k7N - FOR THE
WV Nv &@E&-XSYG REST AND SOIrrR

&2zx wv - f4GXsRy VEST AND SOUTH
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
follows: ~ ' w ' ''' iuh as
Leave Camden Station BamoreMaiI lex cept Suniaysl
at $50 NJ; Express daily at 400 P IT. Both Trains 90
directly through to ALI. PARTS OF THE VEST, SOUTH
WEST AND NORTHWEST. "
FOR VA 2 PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 30 NJ train
between Cumberland and Wheeling, between Grafton
and Parkersburg take the ~ from Paltimora
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4l6P NJ
and Frederick at 100 A. NJ ~
THE ELLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore NJ A o
A. NJ, and and 20 p NJ. and Elcotts Mills at az
NJ. and 80 and GO p N. " '''' n
Leave Baltimore at 25 and $40 A NJ and is and sop
On SUNDAYS at % A. M. only. Leaves Washingtontoy
baltimore at $40 and TAO A. NJ, and 20 and 530P ~,
Sundays at 20 P. NJ only The second and third tr,;n
only from Baltimore stop at points The second an
fourth trains from Baltimore and the and third from
For tickets Of every kind information 1c snnIr n
ENGLANDAgent, or at the Tick ct Office Camden stso
W. P. SMITH
NJ Cor II o., TIL, Master OF Tran portation.
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MiNts, IianDrs. ke.

GA C. C. ADREON l. CO..
tES%%Y5 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
seS&&ss& BRANDIES, WINES. GINS CIGARS
- AND SCOTCH AND IRISH MALT WHISKEYS'
FINE OLD MONONGAHELA. RYE,
An r,,, AND BOURBON WHISKEYS
AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS ~
50 Sole Agents in Maryland for the sale of Rogen's
celebrated SPARKLING and STILL CATAWBA VINES
and BRAN DIES. WINES
No 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET and 35 CuEAPsIpE
s2Stf Baltimnrn 1880 " Nnf'i"H'
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gail Bonds.

L4 M WESTERN
"S.X -,s1G---NsR%% MARYLAND RAILROAD
OPEN FINHSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station 6 80 A. NJ and P NJ Re-
turning leave Finksburg Station 10 and 10 80 A NJ
Stages for Hampstead Manchester Westminster fancy
town and EmmittSburg the arrival the 30 A tram
Also for Westminster from the P. NJ train.
slu IRWIN h TAyInp
IL 60 n FOR . = TIE ! y
VEST ID N o K r Fl : 1
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
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SUMNER ARRANGEERNT
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Trains leave Calvert Station follows
me Mail Train daily teXcept Sundays at a n
and the ExpIes Train daily at so r. NJ for Ela. RnG
alo Niagara Falls Kingston, Scranton, Bngk Ampon
racuse Oswego Toronto Quebec and Montreal and ali par
Of Western New York and Canada Also, Pittsburg Chi
Gago Cieyeland, Cincinnati St Lour al all parts Of the
West and Northwest " ~
Travellers by either Of these tbs to Detroit and
Chicago, via Niagara Falls at the cost as by any
other route - "'
For New York City by the GA NJ Train with only ona
change Of cars and at low rate by any other route
At $50 A NJ. for Emmittsburg, Gettysburg Lancaster
Lebanon, Reading, Pa Pottsviie, Bethlehem, Allentown
Md $500 " "he's'o"h'
1t S;30A n. and and P II. for Green Springs Clv
ms Mills, Reisterstown and Westminster, Md "
The Harrisburg Accommodation TTain daily (except SIM
day. at 40OP. NJ, for the West and Northwest ~
The Cockeysve Accommodation Train at T. 30 A. NJ firm,
bolton, and 500 P NJ from Calvert Station Returnin qr
rives at $40 A NJ and % p. NJ. 81
ellers from Washington and the South by the ,d
this road. ~ '"" "Fe'
For TICKETS and information apply at the Ticket oFc
calvert Station ~ f. Of Calvert and Franklin strests
Baltimore. 'H S''ee's'
,oupr orc,1r,, JAS c. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN / RlGN Ely, Asst Super ntendenE
J. II. WARNER. Ticket Agent
June 20, 1850
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- OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

q ReNiIA--h CIlI OoMlNtcN EAMlSJAT
a1Ess 4zG.gs=Es COMPANY
,EOtt FREDERICKSBURG. VIRGINIA, AND LAM.
INSIIS ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER
L4G steamer VIRGINIA Captain n. Fairbank leaves
bditAore from her berth, Needhams Light street
wharf EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNUON, at 4 o'clock AM
tf t9 leaves fredericksburg EVERY TT ESDAY
OINiNG at O'clock Oy mmedatc ely after the arrival Of
s Tn OF cars from Richmond ard Washington SGppins
az an hS regular Landings the RappahannCck river
s0ng anu returning 10 land and receive freight and
r THE VIRGINIA
S new and was built by merchants Of Frede
Chsp IIE au baltimore, Interested In the trade md liz
ana farmers residing in the counties Bordering
t eppahannock, for the express purpose Of kceirg
S GasS steamer on the route During the winter Tie for
Matu utk mas been enclosed, thus aoTdiDg complete I
lection i2 Horses and Other live stock Carriages Of all
sizes car ne taken on board and carried under lrr c
taking of the wheels Her statcIoom ana brrth ar,,,'
aatGns are large and cOmmudious and her caTatty f
re8ht ext eBsIVe. As passenger and freight h. a. ~;
no Ti SUPERIOR , on The waters Of the Chesapeake
through freight received in Baltimore and CHARGES mid
by X. ); CAPRON CO, Bowly's wharf ' '
W eglt received on board tr the Steamer Wenrsdav.
anu lHurSdays and on Fridays up to 2o'rlock p NJ
or further information and Blank Recent Ct fcyp tsai
Dy The Company apply on board or to
X j. CAPRON & CO, Ages,
It or ,,r,r,-,,-, No 81 Rowly's wharf, Baltimore
=: SLAEGHTER, President Fredericksburg, Va ml2ot
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rxT FOR TIE EASTERN

~ AND WESTERN SHORE
The new, swift and comm0dous Steamer KENT CANAAN
John H. klrEan leaves hrrwhar on Light street foSt Of
oad 1 Tor GHuPTA NIX RlY Err EVERY WEDNESDAY
anu anu SAfUhDAf, MORNING, at o'clock, touching A I
T@PPTdEs' WWiopas Point CASTE Haven shermaRs Pier
denca MIari CABIN Creek Medfords Wharf, Provi
ht f3Itsrs Landing and Denton Returning leaves
Denton Il Y ERY III uRSDAY AND MONDAY NORSjEE'
s GSck, togShLng at the above Landings
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING Femrninr' sam.
be prepaid '' - RleISH' must
ap25n n Il c,NNO,
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M@A WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
tSss|St65 BLACK TEAS, &c
zSkassz<ssA ? TlERNAN 4 SON
uiler for sale The following articles, of their own
impor alton, particularly for family use:
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass a.
Port, in Wood and in glass
MADEIRA WlNE-John Howard March's fine Madeira
in wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK WINES ahannesherger, Steinberper Marco
Drummer Cabinet, Lieb frau MITCH Bronneberg of 1916
CHAMPAGNE WlNES-Moet and Chandons finest in
quarts and PINS. ' "
dark Brandies. w. F ~
RUMS-Old and fine jamaica Antigua, Grenada and
from the IS ands; imported direct from London
HOLLAND GlN-The best quality-Tiernan brand-and
no mixture of dr0Bdtic poison in it,
200 half chests of the finest S0uCHONG TEA au23-t
THOMAS p poCup
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2usinfss Gar6s.


r F. WILLIS,
AL RSS SyF 6F Sb
RRe fS GsqfT Produce
JAMES M. ANDERSON l. SON,
saw E3EE sEEH AER S Sfa a%n5 S#
engraved and Printed in the fashionable styles
La Rae, EaRs se etc eas
CLARKE i PEGRAM, vi" NJ pi'hAT
7kssA AND
No and 4 l %atea str street
GEO. W. HOOPER,
" sHIP:CHANDLER AND GROCER
HEsF FAEEEE S S22EAf Sa4H s AHGHoES
BLOCKS, BUNTING, Hay. ROPE PFs'. &c. "a At NJ
CORNER PRATT AND SoUTH STREETS,
WIN. j. HOOPER 4 Co,
w CoRNER oF SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS
MANUFACTURERS OF baltimore
sp,sps M L ,IHNE %oYE ISL SCENES S .
a REAfERs So RSH a RSEE AND SEINE
w AN ARBURG & CO,
w. No 4sw. LOMBARD STREET,
HAVANA AND G fEiEStlSt CIGARS g. AND PIPES,
.
buying any where else. mhslt f''
T q. & J. S. HOGG,
d. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
$50 Nos AND 10 CLAY STRYTr
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular
Jobbing attended to with punctuaty jal-tf
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
~ BEvAN SONS,
AMERICAN AE S11i FoR Z MARBLE.
l4o SARATOGA STREET,
,., near Howard,
GREEN b YOE, r. 'O'
DEALERS n s caoiST E f 1Sso"s Faseo
AND FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, liouoKs'
fellh No. SO BALTIMORE STRICT, Bait
WEST JEVENS,
w IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
el 1sD P elzlFfs
No Sos Baltimors street,
Gas Pipes introduced into public and private building
he best manner and on the mont pleasing terms mrll
John RODGERS Il SON, ts
q No 4s N. HIGH STREET, NEAR FAYETTE,
Manufacturers Of FIRE APPARATUS, and G ENERAL MA.
6 fR2xs
TuKES and PLuMBERS' MATERIALS always on hand.
naOrders RESPECTFULLY solicited. fe26m
RED FLANNEL ESEL.s B,.rs
MADE TO ORDER Una h"''
MEAsgREMENr.
WE. OWENS,
I'll 25 Baltimore street.
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GSN HENRY J. BLANCHARD,
&4Ea~5 GATE OF New York;
szSasssA MANUFACTURER OF SUPERIOR
FRENCH C0LORING FOR LIQUORS.
No. l6i EXETER STREET,
Between Gay and Hen streets Baltimore
-, REFEEENCES
W T. Walters 4 Co,
Chas. II. Myers Il Bro
b. Maitland & Co.
This is the oldest establishment of the kind in III,
United States, and the article to give entr
satLsIactioh. my4 en-
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III ENRY W. JENKINS,
IL PRACTICAL CABIN EFT MAKER
No. l6 LIGHT ST.,
has on hand large stock Of and Is constantly r1anufacr
s every description Of CABINET WARE, Of the hast ma
IA FAIR and Spring MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
bElS HOLSTERS and Lows Of Haircr Feathers IRON
BEDSTkADS. suitable for Hotels, servants, &c ias-tf
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Nh CHOICES WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
fEa$saESR j. B. CHARRON II co, AGENTS
GsHz&SEE FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
- IN FIR nee,
Have just received and offer for sale very superior COGNAC
BRANDlES vintage of 1911. Charron Pere ct fls Brand:
Emile Belmont Co.. Coguac Brandies various vntages:
bordeaux Caret Wines rom low grades Rurg1n
~ Wines from medium to very best grades produced
France; superior White Wines; Champagne Wine yarous
qualities. - f'-o
house or duty paid ~
Also, on CONSIGNMENT 10 bbs very old and prime Monon
gaheia Rye Whskeys 10 bbls very old copper distilled
bourbon Whskeys 200 bbs fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whiskeys, to which attention those
IN nv want Of pure liquors offce-CoRNER OF LOMBARD
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MACDONALD Il DUGDALE
A'1 GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHA NTS.
DEALERsIN
GUANO, GRAIN, AND FLOUR,
rr- AND AGENTS FOR SALE OF
BAUGHS IMPROVED RAW BONE PHOSPHATE
COR. NCELDERRY's WHARF AND PRtrrST
- BALTIMORE.
All approved FERTILIZERS constantly On hand fe27.t
ID MALCOM 4 CO.,
GRAIN AND FLOUR MERCHANTS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN GUANO
.o WOoD STREET, BOwLY's WHARF,
JdIoti Baltimore
KNOX CO.,
IN SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
lbs SMITHS WHARF,
BALTIMORE
advances made on consisnments address,
trends IN the various ports of Europe and the Indies
ap20.tf
". GUNTHEE. HENRY ]. pobyVLIn
GNUNTHER h R0DEWALD,
~ GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
TOBACCO FACTORS,
a. ,,- 80 LOMBARD ST.,
One door West OF Exchange Place Bait Nd. s9l,tf
DOULTNEY MOALE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
a LOMBARD sTREf,
=, REFERENCES:
Eessrs. J. P. PEASANTS Sons, Baltimore
Hes5rs. W. GLENN h Sons. Cincinnati ihI-tf