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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

FINE FAMILY BUTTER.
A MOTHER supply OF very choice Batter
n in small packages of about so lbs, selected
expressly for Family use. just received for sale
at L G DEMING'S
ia 81 City Family Grocery, go Church st.
NHT INDOW GLASS We are now fully
w stocked with all sizes and grades,
ia 80 M A & C A SANTOS.
DAKER'S BUTTER-l20u lbs Bakers
ID Butter, for sale at low figures by
BELL Y CO,
ja2f No. 2, Campbelps wharf.
T AIDES Morocco Bootees, Baltimore make.
i 4 new lot received this morning per ex.
press, and selling oft quick at ULLMAN'S,
jazz Opposite Day Book Office.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

Bulls RgPuerNu. The Comsaittee on
Roads, in the Senate OF Virg mia, reported
ga bill authorizing loan to the Dismal
Swamp Company"
la the House OF Delegate', one has been
introduced Incorporating the Farmers Saw
ings ank OF Portsmouth.
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Wake g. CO.,
NOW offering in heavy stock, English and
IN American Chemicals,
English, French and American Paints
French and American Periumery,
Lamp. Machinery and Paint Oils,
French and American Window Glass,
English and French Tooth and Hair Brushes.
JAS Wake & co.
WAX BOILED MEERSCHAUNIS.
A ST L. IL N ID I'D assortment received this
"A morning. Also Golden Turkish Tobacco,
in ID drums.
ia IL NJ A & C A SANTOS.
TOBACCO.
50 BUTTS Peoples Fsvorite, light pressed,
W so do do Twist,
80 dwarf boxes Dsmask Roses do,
100 but ts Star OF the West
so do Moores Slabs;
SO do Royals los
so do Billiards. lbs,
20 cases Ktlickinick Smoking aud othet
brands of Fine Chewing and Co&non Tobac,
co for sale at factory pricss.
jas LEIGH l. BIO.
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INTERESTING MEETING OF DIpLoMAT1sTs

INTERESTING MEETING OF DIPLOMATISTS
SPEECH FROM EXPIRES IDENT PIERCE
Inc Nassau IN. p Guardian, eff the l4th inst,
describes sumptuous public entertainment giyen
oy the Colonial Secretary of that colony Ex-
PRESIDENT Pierce, Sir Gore Ouseley, and other dis
tlnguished gentlemen were present. The health of
the ex-President of the United States being pro-
posed, that gentleman made very handsome and
eloquent response, which is reported in full. He
thanked the presiding officer for the commitment
conveyed to himself personally, but appreciated
yet more highly the expression of friendly feeling
towards the country of which he was citizen.
Gen. Pierce continued as follows:
The communication by steam now established
between the Bahamas and the United States. makes
US helghoors; and, although we live under forms of
government differing in some respects let il never
pe lorgotten that we are of the same strongly
marked race-members of the same family-inber
lung ahke peculiarities, not only physical, but
mental and moral-snd pledged alike to maintain
in the face of the world civil and reIigious Ihat
oased upon the great principle of popular repre-,
sentation. Cheers 1
From our geographical position-from the char
e ana naols OF our people-and by the blessing
OF God-we are the two leading commercial nations
OF the earth. lnheriting the same blood-snaaL;rr
the same language-and resting upon the same rae
hglous ialth-what weight of moral obligations
p. sses uPo. US TO exact at our hands, in circum-
stances OF irritation such as must arise mptuel
forbearance, and at all times kindly offices! Con
slderations of lower order, suggestive of recpro
cal comfy and respect are not less striking. We
are the best, surest, and among the largest custo-
mers each OF the other, and hence our monetary
not less than our commercial interests are firmly
knit together 1t will be for our interest, and for
the security of religious and civil liberty every
wnere, that Great Britain maintains the relative
position of power and controlling influence which
she has so long held among the nations Ar al
events, she is our parent-our natural friend. and
we, as we harden into mature manhood. will re-
member that we are her natural friend-and that
are SO oy ties stronger than any which treaties
rlty made for the day. and with the day perhaps to
perish, can ever establish. But nations are onlv
aggregations of individuals and subject to like in
nuences with the one as with the other, friend
ship, to be cherished and enduring, must he rac;n.
rocal and sincere-it does not admit of arrogance
or oiicious intermeddling ON either side
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A GREAT POLITICAL WORK.
N CLUSKEY'S
POLITICAL TEXT BOOK,

POLITICAL TEXT BOOK,
ENCYCIoPRDIA.
: By NJ W. CLUsKEY, Washington, D. C..
The Tbe I I49S%s Party Filyn Platforms
The Kansas Legislation of Congress
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad
Senators Green, Douglas, and Collameis, and Messrs
fBe aRa pe R Of e n Kansas
Tee s Topeka and Leavenworth Constitution
The votes the same in each House '''i -'i'i'
Indeed thing essential apperainng to the same,
'TTf The bred Ge scott c aiet'e Special Message
The Constitution of the United States
Articles Of Confederation.
Washington's Farewell Address
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions 1898 and 100
M Gays report in favor of Distribution of the Public
the same.
President Pierces Veto Of the INDECENT Insane Land
The T p,! address Of Mr. Fanlkneron the subject
history OF Railroad Grants by Congress, with the votes
President Perces Message vetong the River and Harbor
The Gel School Land Bill and votes thereon.
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches ofnoted Republicans and Adolf
Mr. Foombs Boston Lecture on Slavery
ss Ee%ont and Letters of Acceptance
Mr. CalhoIns Port Hill address
% Jafkf RaS against Modification
4 History Of Party Conventions
report Of NJ Davis Of South Carolina, the Political
Mr. Bgchana1's Minority Report on the same subject
COZ Wise and Mr. Caruthers Letters against the Amer
can and Hon A H. Stuarts Letters signed
Madison defending it.
Kenneth Rayne s Speech at Philadelphia in November
1856, and in North Carolina in 1882
history Of, with the votes on the various Tariffs
history of the United States Bank aud Abolition Pc
titions ~ -
NJ Hllmore's Albany Speech aud Erie Gale Letters
History of the Annexation of Texas.
Opinion of Public Men Power of Congress- over the
Territories. " s' ''' ''ei 'iie
The Nicholson Letter.
INC Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms
Missouri Compromise, with every vote thereon sectonsy
classified, - "iS
The Compromise Measures oflS50
Clayton Compromise i- .
Nilmot Proviso .....
" 18th many other things too numerous to mention
Every subject fully treated and every vote in Congress
on any subject having political Specification is given
rms Book will post the public speaker fully the
Ierms-Sngle Copies, So; Clubs of six, SIS.
,o. JAS. b. SMITH Il CO., Publishers,
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IN 'ne virginia Senate, on Saturday, that part
oi 'ne 'aS7oil Imposing one per cent tax on
merchants sales was struck out by vote Of thirty
three % nlne, In the House bill was passed
allowing pension to George W. Richardson. of
Martinsburg, who was wounded at Harper,s
Ferry, renas bas ,t,3s.l-5,.. l'l, 4
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IMPORTANT FROM New GRANADA.-The news from
New Granada by the steamer Baltic, contains the
important announcement that the Cass-Herran
treaty, as amended by the United States Senate,
mas been finally ratified by. both Houses of Congress
Inc measure had been recommended by President
Ospina in his message.
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@, DIED. si s.-.H.
On the 18th instant ag d RI wears FIJzARETu II
of Richard Burke ~ ~ 'e'iS' fH'Haphi r., Wife
Ioh IN 10Th instant, CHARLES son of 7 q and u.rr
'a en y dcoaenus IN the 9Th year of his age
aged 81 years '' "i'e OF benJamln d. Berry,
of his ags. ~ 4A4'D hAABE, IN the 18th year
pa @ Charlestown' Va on the oath instant, JACOB
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THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,

THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY
E. N U n IT'S,
No 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hail
Where be found the largest stock Of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers are sted
to examine this stock of Furniture before purchasing as
there can be found always hand and made to order
TETE-ArETES, in Brocatelle Plush or Hair Cloth; So
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush Hair Cloth, or coy
cred IN any goods to ORDER Full French Parur Half French
Arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS, various pattensin
Brocatelle, Plush, Hair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS, in
walnut and Mahogany, Of various styles $50 5000
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, Of all pat
terms; Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed
F. MOUNT,
fe2t No I'm. Gay St, opp Odd Fellows Hall
QUERIES FOR THE People.
Why should newspaper editor assume censorship over
public opinion and arrogate all the sense Of com
muny, when his is but mans idea? cannot admit
the right to such assumpen when he who the ad
ibm facilities OF giving expressions opinion suf
sian Hair Dye will change all opinion in its favor will
change grey from light auburn to jet black.
Price 81 per box.
d. C. DRISCOLL,
mhliu IS Baltimore street.
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NEW CoAsTwIsE STEAM LINEs.-Within a few
weeks new steam lines have been established be-
tween Baltimore and Savannah, Boston and Savan
nan, boston and Norfolk, and New York and Alex
anorla, and number of new vessels have been
AIDED to several of the old lines. The Philadelphia
and Portland Steamship Company is about organ
lzlng. The Boston and New Orleans Steamship
Company has also. been Incorporated, and it is a
part OF the same enterprise to run line of steamers
between Boston and Charleston.
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TAYLoR'S LANDLORD AND TENANT
Treatise on the American Law of Landlord and Tsnant
embracing the Statutory Provisions and Judicial Decisions
OF the several United States reference thereto with
lection of Precedents. By JoHN n TAYLOR. Esq Third
edition. revised and much enlarged. svo. s.
This is learned and valuable treatise upon the Ameri
can law on this subject. "-kents Com, vol ill.,
rom the examination which have been able to make
Of me book we should think that Mr. TAYLOR had
henty successful in the execution Of his PLAN that he
mas gwen to the profession and large ella
Law Reporter. $500 F 'ooA'
There few works. upon any branch of legal science
peter or more methodic lily arranged, orembracing within
the same space full practical summary or more
reliable, than is to found in this volume Prom The Hor
samuel Nelson, of the United States Supreme Court
practica lucid and comprehensive treatise upon an
branch legal SCIENCE adapted 10 this country
sucehcty developing the progress Of REFORM and exhibiting
an equal regard to the rights of the tenant well as 10
Inc OF tne landlord was desideratum which this work
mas ABLY supplied York Evening Post
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DAN RICE's SHow.-Many of our readers, and
particularly the young ones, will be delighted to
Know that Dan Rice's great circus company is
about to revisit Baltimore. The exhibitions will
commence at the Front Street Theatre on Monday
next, and for further information as to the eoues
trian and acrobatic celebrities expected we refer
to the advertisement to be found in another
column
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PAPER-HANGINGs

PAPER-HANGINGs
HOWELL h BROTHERS.
MANUFACTURERERS, '- sai
Invite the attention OF wholesale retail dealers to the
large stock of si3 'Hits -eflri'
PAPER-HANGTNGS
On hand at our store, ~ t-s..r
sa2Hs5 26o BALTIMORE STREET.
e 1850 Frl44 OPPOSITE HANOVER
The stock embraces the cheapest styles Common and Satin
Papers, well as the most costly and elegant
Everything usually found in the business in great
variety
~ Orders solicited. and promptly attended to- mbI4,s
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NEW EDITIONS
IMPORTANT LAW BOOKS.
JUST PUBLISHED BY
L | 7 7 L E B ROW & CO..
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
BosToN
STORY ON BILLS OF EXCHANGE.

STORY ON BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
Commentaries on the Law of Bills of Exchange Foreign
and Inland as administered in England and America with
occasional illustrations from the Commercial Law of the Ma
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edition. and Revised, Corrected Enlarged by EDMUND
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- The present work, though so large as that Mr.
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tat nave preceded from the source author has
con SANITY aimed to present the principles of the law But
th work has the additional practical value derived from
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bearing on the subect.n-North American Review
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-27

ooNGREsS.-ln the Senate, yesterday, the Pacific
Telegraph bill was taken up and passed The
diplomatic and Consular Appropriation bill was
also passed.
The Hon. Clark b. Cochrane, of New York, ap.
peared IN the House for the first time since the
organization, and took the usual oath. A bill to
repeal the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850 was intro
duced and referred to the Committee on Judiciary
Pacific Railroad bill was introduced and referred
to the select committee. bill was also introduced
making appropriations for the repairing of the
Custom-House at this port. Resolutions were sub
mltted and rejected, looking to the bestowal of
universal liberty on the human race memorial
from the Old Defenders of Baltimore in 1914 was
presented, praying the passage of bill granting
pensions to the soldiers engaged in the last war
with Great Britain
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BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, MARCH 81, 1860
The Exchange supplementary Adyer-
tiSer for April ... ae

will go to press early next week. All those
who propose to avail themselves of this most ex-
tensive and popular advertising medium are re-
quested to send in their advertisements in the
course of the present week.
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8rv @poNs.
1860 SPRING 1860
APPROPRIATIONS.
CT o S E & B R o.,
GERMAN STREET,
Have in store and are daily receiving large and desirable
FOREIGN SPRING DRY GOODS,
Which they offer the Trade on he most liberal terms in
part as follows: -
British and French Dress Goods.
White Goods, &c, &c
CLOTHING GOODS.
Mixtures Meon nePT aee 6a En ng 2R4P Sk
Apacas and Mohars Black Colored Black and Coored
ent aTh &c Chine Italians Coored secias and Pa
MARsEILLES VEsTINGs-a large assortment
Scotch and Irish Linen Goods.
CaRyass Paddings Ravens Duck Heavy Canvass; Span
ISM Blouse Chinese Blay and Planters Linens White and
Fancy Barnesey Drills; Irish Linens Brown Hollands and
Barnsley sheetngs, &c, &c
SILK GOODS.
Al Silk and c. B. VeIvets Silk and C B Satins. Satin
de Chlnes' Serges and Fancy Silk Yestings.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Doeskins.
Do do. MAGNETS do i-'' al" ~ do. >i-''
Az e OTHER II RERE GkES do do.
c AEfSaG 6I1Egf tSsk .. Black and coored
nb,.oo,,,,o. CLOSE BROTHER,
G S-T4 =s0eaP1sr German street. u
SlLKSl SILKS!! SILKS m
GREAT BARGAINS
SILKS!
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN DIFFERENT STYLES
AND PATTERNS just received from the importers-bough
al great sacrifice, owing to the stagnaon in the SILK
These goods
ARE ALL NEW,
and very choice
SPRING AND SUMNER STYLES
And will be sold at half the cost Of importation
ALSO,
complete assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
SPRING SHAWLS,
SILK AND LACE MANTILLAs
uosrVo1rs LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
GLOVES,
ALL OF WHICH
will be
SOLD AT
EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES
CALL AND SEE
THEiBA GAINS
for yourselves, at
GEORGE H. HAIG'S NEW STORE
1913 BALTIMORE STREET
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS.
mnzOur Opposite the American Office
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
IN THE
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT!
something entirely new and which has been much needed
III The manufacture of Shirts heretofore only known tn s
anu cosung several years study and experimenting to
The improvement exists in the
BAND AND YOKE,
by giving EASY FIT about the muscles Of the nec and
ts proper adjustment whereby gives an easv and smooth
's " N'N'S seh'iS
We therefore call the attention of the public to our
PATENT SPRING YOKE SHIRT
manufactured only by us, and we warrant fit in every
case - $3.50 w "'' " NJ III every
We also have on hand large and complete assortment
GeNTlEMENiS FURNISHING GOODS,
of the LATEST STYLES
Sole Agents for John Clark Jr & Co.'s Machine Cation
WIN. P. T0WLES Il BRO
oho, 49,, l45 Baltimore street,
-! l!nI Under Carroll Hail.
MORRIS & BALDWIN,
1S DOMESTIC COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 10 GERMAN STREET,
Have for sale
osNARrPcSS osuTT h EN- 1 cotton YARNS,
,,orro,, A. DRILLS AND LINEN BURLAPS.
Via BALACk AND WHITE WAb6iNG 2'0N'
WHITE AND C0LORED CARPET WARP
CANDLE-WICK AND WRAPPING TWINE
SEAMLESS AND SEWED BAGS AND BaGGINC
mh2O 2mr &c, &c
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We are again indebted to the Adams Express
Company for Southern papers in advance of the
| mails
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DEATH OF MARSHAL RETLLE.-1he Canada brinps
intelligence of the death of one of the few remain
ing officers who served under the first Napoleon.
Marshal Reille, who was among the most promi
nent men in the wars of the first Empire He was
porn on the lst of September, ITS, at Antilles in
the department of Var, in the southern part of
France and entered the army when II wears old.
as second lieutenant. He served with distinction
at Lodi, in Germany, at the siege of Genoa, and
his bravery in resisting the Russians at Ostrolenka
secured him the post of aided camp to the Empe-
ror Napoleon. Rele subsequently served in
SPAN, and when peace restored he married
the daughter of Massena. After the return of
Napoleon from Elba, he was created Peer of
france, and again entered active service AT the
memorable battle of Waterloo he commanded the
second corps, and had under his orders Jerome
Bonaparte, who commanded division. On the
downfall of Napoleon, Reille managed to maintain
friendly relations with his successors In ls47
Louis Philippe made him Marshal of France. and
he was, from 1852 to the time of his death, Sena
tor of France. By the death of Marshal Reille,
Jerome Bonaparte is the oldest living Marshal of
France.
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POETRY.

POETRY.
In Baltimore city there is be seen,
A DOUBLE LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINE,
Made by Booth PARMENTER is easily run by ladies or
gents;
Will Stitch Shirts, Dresses Caters, Coats Pants
To those who need good machine now take our advice
Buy Of Booth Parmenter very cheap the price
As they very simple they getting rage
And, beyond doubt, are the Machine of the
Now Booth 4 Parmenters Machines cannot be beat
Sold by NJ S. Buttles, $50 Baltimore street
Where we invite and all passing that way.
1t is free exhibitlon-you have nothing to pas
mh26 If SALES ROOMS $50 BALTIMORE STREET
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RAYS MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE OF INSANITY
Treatise the Medical Jurisprudence of Insanity By
DR. ISAAC RAY Fourth edition. revised and much enlarged
svo. So
ant the medical Jurisprudence of insanity Few can
read his pages without gaining deeper knowledge of hui
man nature, and wider and liberal view Of human
intirmits .''-Boston Post. - human
mold IN my hand perhaps the most scientific treatise
that the has produced on The subject of nsany in re
ton to Jurisprudence is the work OF Dr. Raw an Amrr
can writer Medical Jurisprudence MIR C0ckburn At
torney General of England mh9Tro2tr
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'' 80 MARRIED q.
, On the 1Ith instant, by Rev. p T. Davis JOHN FoP
kESF, Esq, TO Miss L. JACKSON, all of this city
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snsuratfs Companies.

snsnranfs Companies.
EXCHANGE INSURANCE ROOMS
No. So Exchange Place.
ELLIOTT JOHNSTON,
M A r NE,
f r. e AND LIFE
ms URANCE AGENT
In requesting share Of the Insurance of the MER
CHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN Of Baltimore offer fol
their approval the following list OF
COMPANIES,
comprising some of the
MOST RELIABLE,
IN THE COUNTRY
ask the closest scrutiny into their ASSETS, SECURI
TIES and INTEGRITY.
AT THE OFFICE,
%. 80 xoHANa PLACE.
Will always be found
THE LA EST INSURANCE NEWS AND PERIODICALS
ALSO,
THE AMERICAN LLOYDS' REGIsTER.n
FOR THEsPECIAL ACCOMMODATION OFMERCHANT
AND SHIPPING HOUSES.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
COUNTRY HOUSES,
AND FARM PROPERr
WRITTEN on AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES
WASHINGTON MUTUAL,
OF NEW YORK,
capital. Recommendations l0O,OC0
70 per cent ofProfts Returned to Policy Holders
MECHANICS AND TRADERS, OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, S27I 600
CITIZENS, OF NEW YORK. .
Capital and Surplus, $324,COO
IMPORTERS AND TRADERS, OF NEW YORK
Capital and Surplus s2ll,OOO.
TRADEsMENs, OF NEW YORK,
Capital and Surplus, $l65GOO
UNION MUTUAL MARINE OF PHILADELPHIA.
incorporated 1874.
ELLIOTT JOHNSTON,
mh8tf So EXCHANGE PLACE
MARYLAND FIRE III q, IN EfI]daA COMPANY
NV. CORNER BAf EfE5if; AND NORTH SITS
d Ihls SpK0NGL9 ORGANIZED Company insures against
THos E. HG ifsfi iSSSS PRESIDENT.
JAMES IAN HOOPER j. }EREMiAH:f FISHER
E 6HR F aGKBk 4 HS gPHJfE BERRY
JOHN STELLMAN, BENZ. F. NEWCOMER
1el3-eetir OTIS SPEAR, Secretary
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
INSURANCE COMPANY
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MANN's HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
"a I24 W. BALTIMORE STREET.

E ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Westill continue to up Meals very moderate
charges with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL Parties, large SMALL accommodated in our large
and private Dining Rooms, second floor Thankful for
the liberal patronage received respectfully ask
continuance of the same. q f.. a.t..H
Our Chambers have recently been refurnshed and will
compare favoraby with any other Hotel Single Rooms
cents.
~ MANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
Is in the of this house, No. so FAYRrrr STREET
p24-H G. Fl. MANN, Proprietor
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WOOD WooD II WooDlll
SAVE 20 PER CENT by buying Wood office City
Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. 3N0RTH STREET
LANES Il johnson
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PRICE REDUCED.
We have reduced the price OF
COAL
so cents per ton.
Terms CASH., 24O lbs to the ton
j. HENRY GEESE & Co,
Office South street
Yard-Spears wharf, foot of Gay street mhl7.2w