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Receipts Of Fleur and Grain at New York.
New YORK, Oct. 2.-The receipts of -four and
grain to-day were as follows Flour, S,767 barrels;
wheat, l72 ,526 bushels: corn, l3, ,G45 bushels
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n. A. WOODS,
Special Correspondent of the London Tim

gigantic horse stealing association, comprising
over two hundred members, has recently been in
Denver City, X. I. The association has written
constitution and bylaws, and complete system of
secret signs, grips, and passwords.
The Governor of New York mas appointed Thurs
day, the 10Th of November, to be observed as day
OF Thanksgiving BY the people Of that State.
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:, Thursday morning .-Consols 90 4 a93as
Ecaia SnNN MeNirO

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Oct. 1.-The New Mexican
mail, with dates from Santa Fe to the 18th ult.,
arrived last evening.
Rogers, who was condemned to be hung suffered
the extreme penalty of the law on the l4th. A
correspondent states that it was the most cruel
sight he ever witnessed, the criminal being on the
ground and spectator of all the preparations for
his execution. He persisted to the last that the act
done in selfdefence, and that the witnesses for
the State swore falsely.
The preparations for war of determination
against the Indians is progressing, both by the reg
ulars and volunteers.
The crops will be very short, and high prices for
the necessaries of life are anticipated.
There is from the Plains of any cOnse-
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The Artisans, Bank of New York Closed.
New York, Oct 2-The Artisans Bank OF this
CITY has closed its doors The city deposits were
removed from the bank yesterday.
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Among the many literary men now in Scotland
is Thomas Carlyle. He is enjoying the quiet rest
and fresh air which Thurso has to give. According
to rumor, it will be some months yet before the
naming volumes of "Frederick" are ready for pub
lication.
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The L. =. Circuit Court OF New Jersey.
TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 1.-The United States Cir
cut Court closed the term on Saturday evening.
The jury in the Eectment case of Elliott as. Van
vorsh, involving large amount of property. rem
derel q verdict for the defendant.
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Aid for the SYRIAN Christians

y
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2-Promnent residents have
organized an efficient committee to solicit conribu-
tions for the relief of the sufferers in Syria to be
forwarded by the United States storeship Release.
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Fourteen dead bodies have been recovered from
the ruins of the terrible fire which occurred in New
Orleans on Friday, the 2lst ultmo. The deceased
were nearly all members of the Fire Department,
and were Killed while in the discharge of their du
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POLITICAL.

EMDIEMN.
In the procession of Republicans in Pittsburg
one evening last week, among other things a
wagon fitted up a slave auction, attracted quite
as much attention the famous scene of the same
kind in the play the 0ctoroon and had certainly
much larger audience. The back part of the bed
there was wooden cage, in which were thrust
half a dozen Ethiopians of different shades and
colors, ebony preponderating. On the outside of
the cage, on raised platform, the largest of the
tribe of pseudo slaves standing, aud a mock
auctioneer was about knocking him down to the
highest bidder. One Of the parties bidding was
every inch a slave driver, and he handled the ne
gro with Legree-like roughness and inhumanity
--slapping him on the breast to try his lungs, jerk
ing open his mouth to if the teeth were sound,
and so forth, ad igdnjtmn. The crowd enjoyed this
scene hugely, and it was emphatically the "cyno-
sure Of all eyes
Another striking feature a transparency
bearing the inscriptions 81 We reccre he Uaeoory
Of J0hn Brown of Ossdirdtomie."
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| ARMY AND NAVY INTELuGENCE.-OMcersw writing
| from the West still complain of suffering among
| the horses of the mounted troops owing to the
scarcity of fodder. Several companies are to
proceed very slowly to their destinations, that the
| already worn-out animals may be preserved until
| food becomes more plentiful
| The United States corvette VandalIa is to be
equipped for sea forthwith. Orders have been re-
ceived at Brooklyn to have her ready for her off
GERS and crew on the first of November without
fail The Vandalia, it is understood is to reinforce
our squadron in the Chinese seas.
| Four sloOps-of-war, the jamestown, German
town (for the home feet, Saratoga (or the Coast
of Africa), and Vandalia are to be oflicered and
put in commission this week, and will be at sea
before the middle of November.
The Board of Officers employed in examining
sailing vessels for Conversion" into steamers ar
rived in New IOrk on Saturday, having concluded
their business at Portsmouth, N. H., and Boston
On Monday they commenced Investigations into
the condition of the Brandywine (Lalavette ship),
the Vandaa, Potomac, and others, at Brookyn-
The report of the Board will be submitted to the
Navy Department in few weeks.
The United States brig-of-war Bainbridge, re-
Gently detached from the Brazil squadron, will
soon be due at Boston. The Bainbridge commen-
ced her present cruise the Coast of Africa, but
was subsequently ordered to join the Paraguay ex-
pediton in the La Plate, where she has remained
ever SINCE Her term of service exceeds two years
by several months. She was on the coast of Brazil
in 1885, commanded by the famous Alrasado Hun
ter.
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SERIOUS RIOT BETWEEN MILITARY COMPANIES
Always preceding election the military ardor
of our youth revves, and the voluntary military
companies make their annual excursions to enjoy a
days sport, and contend for the prizes presented
by friends and aspirants to public office. Yester-
day five of these companies went to Weehawken,
n. j. OF the number were the Wren Guard, COM
posed chiefly of Young men residing the west
side OF the city, and the Aurora Guard or Red
Jackets, they were called, belonging to York.
vile.
Early in the afternoon difficulty occurred be-
tween a young man named Rooney, who had ac-
cOmpanIed the Wrens, and some members ut the
Red Jackets. Subsequently, as Rooney was leaving
PoIocks Pavilion, he was it is said, attacked by
party of the Red Jackets, one of whom dubbed
him with musket and knocked him down. The
others kicked and stamped upon his head, and some
struck him with stones. The report of the occur
renee reaching the Wren Guard, who were then
firing at the target, large number of the com
pany and outsiders rushed up and fired volIey at
the Red Jackets regular melee then occurred,
and stones flew like hail.
boy about twelve to fourteen years Of age was
shot in the mouth, the ball passing out through his
cheek, and carrying away several of his teeth. 1t
is also reported that one of the Red Jackets was
shot in the stomach. Some five or six persons are
supposed to have been injured with stones. The
officers of the several companies finally succeeded
in queiling the fight and in inducing their com
mands to return home peaceably. at the com
mencement of the fight, the spectators fed in all
directions, fearing that stray ball or unlucky
stone might terminate their mortal exstence.-N.
y. Sun Of Monday.
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The scheme of cheap living, under the name of
was in the high tide of successful experiment in
New York, occupying four first class houses thrown
together, has lately burst up, leaving its creditors
minus some thousands Of dollars.
An endowment fund of twenty thousand dollars
having been raised for the University of the Pa
cc, San Jose, California, the three professors in
charge ran away with 1t recently for the Sandwich
Islands.
Recent experiments show that a MIME rife ball,
which will pass through thick board or bag OF
Oakum, at a distance of five hundred yards, is
fattened into a shapeess mass in a bag OF sand at
three hundred yards.
A small brass cannon has been found at the bot
tom of deep well of the Castle de Cluey, IN rance,
with the date of 1858 upon it. The date OF the in
vention of cannon has historically been assigned to
the year l324-sixty-six years later.
Cornelius Clements died recently at Rutherford,
North Carolina lie was in his l04th wear, had
served in the battle of Kings Mountain and al
ways took delight in telling of the skrmishes of his
early days.
The widow of the late Maturin Livingston, only
daughter OF Gov. Morgan Lewis, died Friday
last at her residence in Staatsburgh Dutehess coun
ty, N. Y.
Z. B. Ward, the steamboat king of the Western
lakes, has lost S34G 900 of steamboat property since
1852, but he has saved more than that amount oy
doing his own insuring.
Sir Henry Holland, physician to her Majesty
Victoria has set out for this country, 10 Joln lhe
Prince Of Wales. "
Since the lst of January there have arrived at
New York 70, 1868 immigrants from Europe against
IS 544 for same time last year.
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! SPONTANEOUS CONFESSIONAL disastrous fire re-
Gently occurred in Long Acre, London, caused by
spontaneous combustion of lamp-blac&. 1t is said
that but a few drops of Hnseed oil in cask of
lamp black will cause combustion. Ii this is so, it
is fact important to be known, that it may be
! guarded against. Merchants and others, who ship
tarpauins prepared with oil and lamp, black, should
be certain that they thoroughly dried and sea
sOnel before hacking,
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FROM CALIFORNIA


ST. JosEPH, Mo-, October l.-California news, by
pony express, to September 10, was received here
last night.
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The eXSpeaker replies from South Carolina tt
Amos Kendall's letter thus:

Amos hendalPs letter thus
You would greatly oblige me BY full exposi-
ton Of your opinions, well as the remedy to be
resorted to by us, should the government, in Novem-
Der, pass into the hands of a party whose declared
purpose Is to destroy our property amounting in
value at the present time to less than three bill
lions one hundred and fifty millions of dollars
Can 1t be prudent, safe manly in the South to
submit to the domination of Il party whose decar-
ed purpose is to destroy such amount of proper
ty, and subvert our whole social and industrial
policy?
In glancing at the evil aud the remedy, I invite
specially your attention:
|. To the persistent refusal of many of the free
States, and to large bodies of men in ali of them to
execute the fugitive slave law.
3 To the mtiring efforts of fanatics who come
to the slave States under the guise of preachers,
teachers, &c, in nveigling away our slaves and
to the general sympathy with their nefarous pur-
poses evinced by the facilities furnished them by
the underground railroad in. spiriting away our
slaves beyond the reach of their owners
;. TO the raid of John Brown, and the sympathy
viii ch his well -merited execution evoked.
A. TO the recent insurrectiOnary movements in
TcXaS-proiected and carried out by abolition
em!sSarleS, where the ncendiarY torch of the slave
lighted by abolition traitors has reduced TO ashes
one million OF dollars worth of property and
where the timely discovery of the hesh schone
alone saved the lives of thousands of men, women,
and children.
These are the and necessary results Of the
teachings of Black Republicanisr; and if we have
such developments under an administration which
processes to guard our constitutional rights in the
name OF heaven what may we not expect when a
great party takes the government and its machine
ry under its control, avowing openly its purpose
to be the eXtirpaton of African slavery wherever it
exists?
In your letter you say that You have not taken
me to be of that class of men in the South who for
years past have been making and seeking preteXts
for destroying the Union. You have not mis- Judged
me nor my designs. have profound and abiding
affection for the Union of fathers, and deeply
depore the existence Of the which are rapid
ly leading to its destruction.
During the whole of my Congressional career
sought to tranquilize sectional strife. When first
entered the House, the Abolition party, headed by
Giddings and Wilmot, numbered eight. Ten years
have rolled away, and now that party is ma iorty
OF the whole House Is it not time that the South
should begin to look to her safety and indepen.
dence?
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The Rev. PATRICK BRoNrE, of Haworth, Eng
last sermon, not the 3lst Of August, lSG0-as
has been incorrectly stated in late journas-but on
the Both of October, 1852 and has not been in the
church since. For some months past the venerable
gentleman has not quilted the parsonage and
is almost confined to his bed. The Lord Bishop of
Ripon held confirmation at Haworth recently,
and during the day his lordship visited the octoge-
marian pastor in his bed room, where he was con-
fined to his bed. The statement as to the successor
| the incumbency is also altogether premature.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-The Kentucky State Central
Executive Committee Of the Union party have pub
lished an address, recommending the Bell and Ev-
erett men of Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania to
disregard their preferences for Gubernatorial
didates in their respective States, and throw their
votes in such manner best calculated to prevent
the success of Mr.. Lincoln.
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SAN Francisco, September 19.-There have been no
striking changes in the market during the past few days
The general feeling in trade, however, is favorable,
backed by steady and healthy demand for goods for
sumption Butter declined to 80 in consequence
of the of large shipments from New York by the
steamer of September l.
Foreign Rice weaker but nearly all other leading
articles are steady with tendency in the sellers favor
There is brisk demand for Wheat under the last foreign
advices but the rates have undergone change, We
quote at 81 .45d1 so.
LII tinln1t tnnd1rnn
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matte, Us. George D. Stein. Exceptions to Audi
tors accounts. Bond and Kibourn for complain
ant; Frick for defendant.
U. S. DISTRICT COURT-JupGE GILES.
William E. Pearse and Charles Sinnickson rs.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. Appli.
cation for injunction to restrain defendants from
the further payment of the extra Dividend -
The argument on the part of the petitioners was
commenced by Nelson Poe, Esq, who had not con-
cluded at the adjournment of the Court.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUnGE MARSHALL.
Christian CLAM Us. Elizabeth McKew. An ap.
peal from Justice Myers. Judgment reversed
Charles W. Rea Us. Josiah Cobb. An appeal from
Hayward. Judgment frmed.-Henry Winston
Us. State. An appeal from Justice Whalen. Judg-
ment reversed.
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Since the lst of January there have arrived at
New York 79, 1868 immigrants from Europe, against
IS, ,544 for same time last year.
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sTA OLD DOMINION sTEAMBoAr

ERYSll-rA OLD DOMINlIN SIEAMH;llT
hSazEkazaaasfssse CoNpSNv
ms ms oN THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER
RAJ Inc steamer VIRGINIA, Captain N Fairbank leaves
pbsF re IRON heT berth at Meedham's perght street
Wharf, hN ERH FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 O'clock ana
rreettufRnnn9 leaves fredericksburg EVERY TUESnAY
at O'Clock, Immediately after the arrival NJ
at e All IT" t OF cars from Richmond and Washington Stopping
sengers 1850 '~~'" ''''~'' """ pas
r.-- THE VIRGINIA
new, and was built by merchants OF Frede
ichapls and baltimore interested in the trade and III,
on @ ad farmers residing in the counties bordering
% happalannock Tor the press purpose Of kcrrirp
flass steamer on the route During the winter the of
ueCk mas been enclosed, thus anordinR cOmnl-t
ctIon Ior Horses, and other live stock tsrriaes al ~
can ne taken on board and carried under deck WihGu3
kihS on the wheels. Her stateioom ana berth aernn,
cations are large and commodous, and her catac;i Tr
Iesht extensive AS passenger and freight n NJ rh L
nc SSIpe3T on he waters Of he Chesapeake
Dy 4 ). CAPRON co, BOwly's wharf ''' F''"
and received on board Of the Steamer Wednesday
dIu thursdays, and on Fridays up to }o'ciork p NJ
OF further information and Blank Receipt n fory, ~
ny the company, apply on board, to $50
K; j. CAPRON & CO, Age. =
Z CT ,ucunnn - NO. " BOwIy's wharf, BallimCrc
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Cit, 1..p ,,,n,,,ro,- . PACK ETS.
" EDWARD EVERETT, 20 Gunby
" HELEN A. MILLER Cali
" CHARLES, RnarL
Ihe vessels are all of superior class and insure at
oWest They sail regularly and
manded by Captains well experienced in the trade The
Pacity TOO OF the above vessels in as will afford
aoy 10 shppers FOR freight cabin steerage passage
apply 10 JOHN HENDERSON Il co
GEO ". HYNS0N Co., Agents, New Orleans will for
ard with prompness and dispatch all goods CONSIGNED n
- lSsa. dl3tf
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IsUGAN Il JENKINS.
II COMMISSION HARD WARE MERCH4NTS,
No %SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
are Agents for the following Manufactures:
THOMAS TURTON SONS, CAsr AND SHEAR STEEL
GILLIAN GREAVES SONS, FILES, RAsps, &c
J. Z: HOVEY BORING MACHINES
A: RANDALL, TACKs FINISHING NAILS, &c
PROVIDENCE TOOL COMPANY, NUTs, WAsusRs AND
PLANE IRONS ann
AMERICAN BUTT COMPANY, BUTT HIsors, SAD IRONS,
CHARLES b; KELLOGG, CURRY COMBS SCALES, &c
FALL, ELTON co, PLATED Spoons AND FORKS
SCOVlL MANUFACTURING CO., SHEET BRASS AMI
BRASS BUTTS ~ AND
DAVID SNYDER, SaovrLs AND SPADES
BRISTOL HARDWARE COMPANY, BRASS Candle.
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Steartrsbfns.


GF%A FOR CH ARLES TON-
The screw steamship
locust POINT,
will ,aava so,r,., Captain D. +. eneh,
On THURSDAY. October is, 1860,
Nofegh after 70 osE on & dsy o PseGissy
Steamer. '''" 's"e" ''er the departure ofthe
Forfreight only apply to
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
Charleston S6N N $ $pssgs BERfE Bs sGS
49, .. SA VANN All.
THOMAS SWAMI,
winleave Spears vb,r,o, Capt. Isaac 7. Ramsay,
oegt res ct sG' ss4 oso,PP seisSy
pills Of ading signed after departure Of ths Steamer
SAML, T. PEARGE, Agent,
Agentsn Savannah BRIGHAM BALDWIN " CO. rha GIFT
REDUCTION IN PRICES
d3TES ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL,
sAA~nSS2a STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
NEW r YORK AND GALWAY LINE,
Touching at st. Johns n T.
Carrying the British Mail and Government desDotcno.
nv The fs steSm;hgs comprising have been
coN NEW r IRON SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS
EMsTER 4 4S Toms Toms S Snrthen
ULSTER 90 tons burthen,
The newt dana AGO tons burthen
New York. 'o'eui"S' -oIh' from
to the PTnsr cities Of and Scotland runway and
Prom GSway 'f TO e'Rss $50 including cooked provisions
F2wns on $3.50 Prnepa ' es s
And Az to St Johns n F. First class $685. third class e,s
ssae eq hh1 fr TIC qnaGr L
passage at New for tha 80
YorR S Boston, will receive free passage from New
with the g4ese o. this Company have
bned with Snd propeiIne s nnw and md comfort
to surpss in spsed agd They confidently expected
enc Ou and are replee with eegsnces and canveR
an experienced surgeon attached to each shin
tickets az o to send for their friends obtain reu
H6WTASfD &pGGssf??Sw4LL, Agents,
81 and IS South street,
orto JOHN O. A. HERRING 'oNN'
AT the Office of the Adams Express Co.,
ols!f l0' B s1lIliTS66 RRfFef m.
Iii LINE Of SR s4G1THR. 5srvrrx
r,o ....--.,. NEW YORK.
EVERY w ffAsHENSFF AT S Trs,r' wharf,
NEW on EO sHTG fiESP Fif E
Delivering goods in Baltimore early on M,ndav =,
Shippers to Boston, Providence Portland and ctfer Fa
Ln points can have their Goods promptly forWsrdad h
this line free of com mission f'f''' '''h"tueu D.
Appyto SAMI. T. PEARCE, Agent
ortoH B. cR IL SFHFEEtf'S S co
| o9tf IS WEST STREET,
| New York.
GFTN BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
Steamers Hsg and magnificent Iron Ocea
Ell ana S bEN DEF0RD, VIM. A. Hallett Commander vii
nately - "t . . CLOCK r. NJ, altei
| CLASS. " P-'''"keis die oi IfE FIRS
Fare sl2, including Meals and Staterooms
For freight or passage apply to
| A. l.. HUGGINS, Agent
| baltimore, May 18TH 1860 va H0'" DoEhS
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY
OF

CORNER BALTIMORE AND s. CHARLES arpPRTs
The propnetor invite such Merchants
already subscribers to the Who sell goods
credit call and examine and test the
ty Of information From long experience and the salts
testimonials ofthousands merchants the difr
emit cities East and for been subscribers
the cities country ample satisfaction as to the rea
bty information and the great benefit derived
nom the Agency, by those who subscribe. mhs-H
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Minss. Tiuuors. &t.
J. R. GLONINGER & CO..

MA ]. R: GLONINGER & co,
RffSfiSj ,r No Norm CHARLES ST.
A&z&Eks& VINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND CHOICE
GROCERIES.
tillnn & Co. FN' " w. iine'' Oas
MADEIRA WINES-J. Howard March & Co we,cb
Brothers. ~ - W. "ei0h
Topaz and Supelior Golden Sherry
u, JA1sAIGA RUM, OLD JULEP, HIGHLAND MALT
0kk .I Maraschino, Anisette 81,
pShIlCh hAN ANA CiGARS-EsI6nOls, Prince of " ales
ment of favorte brands $3.50 " eei"i "'Soi'
FRESH GREEN AND RIACK TEAS FycIISu pIcu
LES AND SAUCES. NA'-AN' -1-'NA-iSii
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ID MALCOM & CO.,
GRAIN AND Flour MERCHANTS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN GUANO
,,o. WooD STREET, BowLY's WHARF,
Jdlo-I Baltimore

John s. PRICE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
n 70 S0UrR STREET.
oarticplar attention given to the execution OF Shippers
ofde.s for FLOUR, GRAIN, &C. in this market
NeIers to Messrs John Williams Bro, Baltimore.
:. John FL. Price Co.. Brandywine, Del.
&C James E. Price Co.,
uo.., Tatnali Lea,
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StesnrbOafs,

6 81 Do FOR PETERSBURG Cvia CITY
nov RECEIVING cargo v VA steamer BELVIDERE
For fyeab afternoon Oct 10TH at oc Ssfe't wharf,
1t p, j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
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Furniture.

III ENRY W. JENKINS
IL PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER
No. l6 LIGHT ST,
as on hand large stock Of and constantly mann t
@ every description of CABINET WARE, ofthe best ma
'eTiais and workmanship. $500
j., HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
BoISTERS and LOWS of Hair Feathers IRON
oEDsTEADS, suitable for Hotels, servants, &C a!tr
@ NEW RNITURR
HA WAREROOMS
me nndersgnedTould call the attention of his friend
and the public to his new Warercons and his lar
S1 Karle assortment of furniture His stock being III
NEW, ana OF the best workmanship with very moderate
prces ne hopes Tor continuance of the patronage he h
TH0s. McGLANNAN,
.c,- 1,rr,>rrr,- -, ~ No. 4nl West Baltimore street
d ~ oEURNITLRE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGFD. AMI
2N RI win o1f mh23 If
q W. GREENWOOD h CO.'S
Ee CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROous
~ NOS. 70 AND 100 BALTIMORE STpFrr
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE HEATERS
family on hand and direct from our Factory rea
Ia % ~ manufactured of Maple, Oak, Walnut
zane seat and Buck, Rush and Wood Seat
6nd or uhpalhed RnockdOwn drove up
once Chairs, Cane and Wood Settles, Canesea
to5s n, - &c., Boston Rockers
acts NHS' |dhe-s atand Spanish Chairs and Suits
ibrarH n o;r. IGoItage Sets and Charanrr
nniSS N"al's' Zane seat ana Furniture,
IT pdchT1 Bureaus,
Pact oaheseat and Toilet Tables and Washstanl,
Lounges, Cane-seat and Back 'N'''i''oh iaoles &c
We cordially invite our former patrrps .nJ oil Ii,
the trade, to give call. ' " ''' O''e's Ia
REFEREECR:-Robinson, Lord 2, ca Dror ~.
Co, ). s. Stevens Sons ''' DNs'' "orflS n
"; GREENWOOD & CO.
.ros,s nos 98 and 100 Baltimore street
Baltiuorr