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APPLES Ann porArOEs.

i HAVE just Tseelsed per .stsmef from New
York 30 barrels APPLES, selected expressly for
family tsade, all winter fruit nd IN pri ne order.
So gisasls hus EASTERN 6ofar 8Es, direct
market pro, as they must be o osed out Immediate
W 20 make room for smother supply.
6sIl i the coIsn,SIs Msfiet corner Pa. avenue
: no Is iX 1.Ai s..ee - G. w. puvALL.
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Out To-Day,
AND FOR SALE AT
g. g. Evans's Gift Book Store,
476 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WHERE GIFT WORTH FROM
SO Cents to 500
Is PRESENTED WITH EACH BOOK
AT THE TIME OF SALE.
Guesses at Truth, by Two Brothers,
Lake House, by Fanny Lewsd,
Methodism Successful, by B. F. Tefft
Hoods Whlms and Oddities, by Thos Hood,
Will He Find Her, by Winter Summerton,
The Union Text Book,-every body should
read it)-prioe 81,
The Recreations of a Country Parson.
IL Our Catalogue contains the best selection OF
Books for FIRE side reading, to be found in tho
country. ..-.
III All are invited to call and examine for
themselves.
G. 6. EVANS,
no 1887 476 Pennsylvania avenue.
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t EaN2 81

"a F.1rr5ElhaAw ~ HlAz 8oA
sagEZ8 I HUGS SEA tl-sg
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MADAME MORRICE, THE GREAT AsrRoLo-
w srsT AND D0cTRsss from EH,epe.-This h ghy
gifted and Int -lligent lady can be consu ted on
the Past. Present and uture Events. Cal at No.
403 Eighth St., between G and FL. Washington.
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I OFFICERS OF THE You've MEss CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION OF ALEXANDRIA The Young Men 3
Christian Association Of Alexandria held Its an
nual meeting at its ROOM last night and elected
the following officers: President, J. E Chase; LIST
Vice President, S. Scott; ID do. T. NJ. McCor-
nick; Sd do. John Latouche; 4th do. w. A Hart;
5th do. J. E. Towson. Corresponding Secreta.
Iy-H. O. Claushton. Recording Secretary-J
H. Fl. Fowle. Treasurer-Wm. II. Fowle Lii
brarian-K, Kemper. Standing Committee.
Nj Stevens, Thornton Triplett, r. M. Smith, ID.
r semmes 9 H. Devaugf n, 6 T. Baldwin,
Mccormick, r. Bell, IT,, and E. F. Wilmer
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HolLoWAy's Pu.Ls.

s Coss'rssess,r DO vsls. &c. nstsrpiaa and pow
sss + IN the @ sHd fi Vitae. ssd
GRAFTON and recn persts their exhansted energy, by
:; stoIisg tone And ylEo5 they tndnSe healthy 40
Eistuiss pyspspsis and al disorders ofths viseers
sasg sss s,s xitdhsIt rlys sod bs Drssgist'
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Mr. EDITOR Is not "Little Cordelia Howard, -
now performing at the Theater In this city, the
same lovely child who represented the character
OF Eva, In the play Of O. Uncle TOMS Cabin, -
some two or three years since, over four hundred
times In the city Of New York alone; and since
then, with . success almost equal, in Baltimore
ST. Louis, and other southern cfties, :
II 81 -g@tlE ST.. CLAIR.
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ARRIVED at Carriers wharf, foot Of Thirteen
and-a- street, schooners Allan Middleton,
SiPple, Philsdelphis, with $50 tons Of coal for
de-GIace, with cargo Of coal for MIR. C. ii. Keys;
Richard Thorn pson. Lloyd, Philadelphia, f69
tons Of coal for Mr.. T 8 Gattrell. =,
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Assws-she Is the same cordelia Howard.

PRooy OF A MILD AuTuMN.-As an evidence of
the extremely mild and genial autumn of this
year, we had shown to US yesterday by the gen.
ueman In whose garden the tree grows speci-
mems Of the Amber Plumb, considerably more
than half perfected-the second crop Of the sea-
son. fsx Gaxeffe Pc
from the garden Of Mr.. Chi plsy on % street,
Island, 10 fhis city 80 S&s -
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zCnErnA GuARpHoUsE.-The trial docket ex-
hioited no cases this morning. The change in
the tepperstuse OF the atnosphere probably keut
the neisy. and rioeoos within doors, where their
cenduct did net disturb the peace Of the city.
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u ing immediately opposite the west wing of the
City Hsl, recently OCCUPIED By Chas. 3. Wallsch
story and the third floor Of the same baldIns- For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. q
Louisiana avenue. = ia.IS n
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WIsr!R's BALsAM OF WILD CHxzRy,--.---
'sss BssseAsst 46setsoss aad al Di,sasss Of tAs

Efom the Boston Evening Traveller, Janrarye 6,
sH perhaps but simple sct OF justice tn the
Us 70 SAY that oar pessennl experience IN the use of
this aIticls, has impressed US favoraby. One the
propnetors OF the Traveller was estlrely cured of q
severe cough OF four months oontinpsncs, By the
use OF this Basem and several of our friends and
u o. great service in chewing thsm OF severe
coSsns and shortnsss of breathing. with which they
u Thirty-six tons Of tzcfs were recently sent
rom Taunton, Mass (, to different pnfchasing 10
wrapper.
Prepared by 9. w. Fowle CO., Boston, and for
sads by n. ID. Gilman, 3. c. Ford, jr., 3. B. Wsite
q. Stof, John SohyaTze, Nairn 4 Palmer, Wash
ington; and by dealers everywhere. 70-Iw,r
10 TIE AIyLIcTKp .-Re sure 70 read the adysr-
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ARREST AND RxcovERY OF PRoPKRry-Yes-
terday, detective offeer Afen arrested John " II.
lisaIs, col who was charged with stealing a vsry
haa dsome gold wxtch-a ladies' watch--valned at
eighty dollars, and a gold chain with number
Of beautiful and curious ornaments attached from
Mr.. John LANCE, on Seventh street near O.. The
watch and attachments were recovered by the
officer Williams was taken before ustice Dom
and after full hearing Of the testimony he wa
committed TO Jail for trial at the Criminal Court
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TEE MAnKKr REsuLAr IoNs ,--yese1day, JET.
frey Goodrich appeared bef0fe Justice Dom, TO
answehto chargsof violating the market regu-
by occupying stand Ii the Center Market
improperly. He was fined IS, and 81 cents costs
The Clerk Of the Market announced that he had
ordered other warrants for similar ofenses, and
declared his determination to the law enforced
hywhich the country dealers would be enabled to
occupy their apptopfiate stands In the market.
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fwHtrrHunsr's GALLERrt- World eaowned
for having received twenty.three premiums In
reftfed and furnished. Price Of photograph s re.
dueed almost 50 Per cent. AZ 1t<
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STRrKg-Some excitement was occasioned on
the street this morning by the refusal of some
sixty laborers employed In laying the large water
mains 10 go to work. IL seems that this months
wages was due on the 18th inst, and not being
forthcoming, thew brought matters to focus this
morning by striking. The contractor immediate
ly made arrangements for iquidating their ac-
counts and set them to work again with the I'M
derstandng that they were to be paid off at 12 m.
to-day. HET1 =
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ARLINGTON CLUB.-This well Known associa.
tion Of young men had their regular annual cotil.
Ion party, at franklin Hall, last Monday night
1t was well attended, and like all their previous
entertainments was highly creditable to them
receiving, as 1t did, the commentator of all the
youth and beauty that enjoyed the pie prepars-
tons made for their pleasure This, we presume,
10 but one Of series Of like entertainments hich
the club will present during the season for the
enjoyment OF their numerous friends ~ - -
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On the 18th instant, By Rev. Father knight,
I:EWlS b PLACE, Of New York city, to Miss
MAhE L. OBRtEN, of Baltimore.
BALTIC. Sun, N. York and Caiifornis papers oopy)
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LOCAL n f w S.

II Though The sTAR 10 printed on the fastes.
ssean press In use south Of Baltimore, is edition
IL so large to require IL to be put 70 press at
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
Bert IN before fs O'Clock n; otherwise they may
not appear uatII the next day..
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MAD Docs RIFB.-Seven mad dogs were killed
during the past week in the neig hborhood Of the
second toll-gete on the Plank Road These dogs
We're all bitten by the rabid animal recently
killed at nv house, and most Of them were at
large when killed The popular impression that
tue poison develops itself in nine days Is entirely
erroneous, and there 10 safety but TO kill Bit
ten dog at once. The dogs all went mad about
the same time, and the incubation of the poison
must have been about four weeks. One man was
bitten by his own dog. CHAs. 6. PAGr,
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THE THKArKR.-The Howard Family are win
ming golden opinions at the Theater. Little Cor
della, particularly, Is a great favorite with the
theater-going public, and nightly brings down
the house in rounds Of hearty applause. Tonight
this little musical and histrionic prodigy win
represent Dfckenss celebrated character Of Oliver
Twist, sustained by her parents as Monks and
Nancy Sykes The performance will conclude
with the farce Of "The Windmill, ;" Mr. Raymond
and Miss Shaw taking the principal parts. The
large house.
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DIED.,

On Sunday morning the 18th instant at o'clock,
AMANDA NJ, only daughter of VIM. and Mary
The friends Of tn. family are invited to attend hsr
funera, from her father o residence, l04 Twelfth
st., on Thursday, ed instant, at o'clock.
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The CONGREGATION Of the Fouf-and- a halOtreet
Presbyterian Church met last mig ht in the Vestry.
room, for the purpose Of bearing the report of the
Temporal Committee upon the condition Of Its
affairs. The committee reported that the i'm prove.
mems upon the church building, pending during
the last summer, are nearly com pleted, and that
the edifce will be ready for dedication In about
two weeks. 1t was understood that the dedica-
ton services will be celebrated about the second
Sunday In December proximo. The Building
Committee reported that the estimated cost Of the
recent Improvements was about 81, 900.
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AEREsTxD AND CoNMIrrED.-Policeman F.
King acting promptly upon information he had
received, went in search Of q person who was
charged with passing counterfeit money IN this
city some months ago, and against whom there
were other charges Of more recent date About
IL O'Clock yesterday he came upon the young
IIIan at the Center market, where he tried TO
escape, but was overtzken and secured. He was
taken before Justice DOM and after a brief hear.
Ing, he was committed to Jail for further hear
Ing to-day. when the witnesses can be present
he 10 "a gen!eel; looking man, and gives his name
as George Livingston: The charge Of passing
ing by slight Of hand, is the one against him
The case will hardly be concluded with the
hearing to-day as the officer 10 In quest Of evil
dence that may require in continuance
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,sts. sai - saaaA ,lTza . ,sel1s foR y shoG 20
-aai so 60 .F0I1sans &C. % .ikaps sssEe E3fE1 a.
t0a .sasa' - zco! sEss bas 80 .sGoffl5s a.
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ear ;sri -sl- @8gOS sTlIa3, r. so Il
-NF3r - r.ss gri sr-a = IL riaeIl De eel Il
/. - .elofe snsE & y oEA
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MARRIED.

10 THE AyyLIcTED!-Re sure to read the sdvsr
asemept of McLean's strengthening Cordial anC
Booo Purifier. in another column. If
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FOR RENT-Possesslon on the LIST of Octobef
at present occupied by the Rev. DR.. Butler, and
next door to the residence of the sdvertiser.
J. NJ. CARLISLE.
N.B.1It will not be let for boarding house.
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FOR SALE-A rev two-story brick HOUSE on
house is 20 feet front and IS feet deep has s. foot
Iassage, paIl9r, dining room, kitchen, and four
chambers, with stairways in passage and Kitchen
with good cellar under the whole house For terms
,nquirs At 499 Seventh street, opposite Odd Fell
no 1-H JAS g TOpHAM
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,aglqLA7s D YaE3H
,ESeE SsE .fo.Hfs Iehso "a IVA
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A LII THE CREDITORS OF TIE FORMER
"A hrm Of M. LowRNsrEIN g. AcKNANN are
requested to present Ihelr claims 60 the under
signed, as the above firm intend to- make sn sign
meot 10 him. CHAS. WALTER,
no 1887 No. 3Q1 ID az onna City all
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ITO RENT-That pleasant COTTAGE RESI-
L DENCE, containing rooms, with front bal
oony, large Yards in front and rear, fronting III st
In Printing Ohoe squire, between North Capitol
And FIRST ats. Kent $2S0 per an mum. Address, by
letter OF IN person, WM. sTICKNET. : Tea =
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9uIDpINN AnIeilInenlt.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, June s

Arrived.
Steamship Ben DeFord, Hallett from Boston via Nor
folk. mdse and passengers to Higgins Reports be-
low in Hampton Roads ship Chariot of from Callao.
Barkentine J H Cbadbourne, Mason l6 iays fro CT.
enfuegos, sugar and moasses to L Cuttings. lowed up
Ship AdoIphine tBrem) Meyerdreck, from New York
ballast to Claas, Woke & Co. Towed up by steamtug
Tiger.
Brig Romano, Duncan, from Nevassa, 18th ult; guano
to X Cooper; towed up by steamtug Reliance Left
brig Condor Allen for Baltimore about 25th sailed from
do 10th, brig Rio Grande, Cunningham, for Baltimore
Spoke at m, on Saturday last off Body Island, brig
Ocean Belle, Benson hence for Savannah; Sunday
about three miles outside Cape Henry bark Henrietta
Brown, hence for Rio Janero; ALSO reports off Thomas
Point light ship, probably Asia from New York: Bal
timore built brig, probably Kirkland from st Johns,
another unknown, and British topsail schooner-all
bound up.
Schrs Breeze, Brown, from New York. mdse to Rose &
Lyon t9wed up by Edwin Forrest,-Angeline Van
Sons & b Small, Donovan, from Bath, Me. mdse t
Kelsey q Gray.-WS Tripett, Pritchett. from Rich
Gates IRON Newburn N c. naval stores to Jas Corner Il
SONS lowed lowed up by steamtug Tigress--Wm New
Lyon. "
Cleared.
Steamships T Thomas Swami, Ramsay, Savannah, Saml
A l. Hudgns N0'''A "" -'0'i''A'
Strs Fanny Cadwallader Pierson, New York las A
A shriver vas
schrs Peerless, Patterson, St John, R. Stirling &
Yates Co,--Beni Strong, Smith, New Yorr W.
Rhroads g. Son.---Emma Jane, Philips, Richmond NJ
A Mitchell.
gark Edmund Dwight Nickerson, Boston
Ketch Ella, new shanks Jamaica, in tow of steam
tug Lioness.
Schr Maryland Wilson, Charleston, in tow of steam
tug Edwin Forrest
Bark Carniola, Hopkins, Havana in tow of steamtug
the Edwin Forrest Sailed Saturday.
Schrs Peerless Patterson st Johns, r. in tow Of tug
Fairy Queen Maitland, 1eeman West Indies, in
tow of steamtug Haswell.
Arrivals from Baltimore.
Sshrs Church. Hoagland, New York, 4th inst.
Schrs Fl W Benedict New York 4th inst
Schr VIM Bacon, Tyler, New York, 4th inst,
Schr Prima Donna, Redsh Norfolk, 81 inst.
Schr William John, Norfolk I'd inst
Schr Alice Lea Foster, Boston, 3lst ult.
CIearances for Baltimore
Bark Clifton Lewis, Charleston, I'd inst.
Schr Baltimore, Phillips, Richmond, I'd inst.
Memoranda
Ship Flora Mcdonald, Fuller, uncertain remained at
Leghorn, 18th ut
ship Jonn Clark, Letournau for Philadelphia. sailed
FROM Liverpool, 2lst ult
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


CIENFUEGos-BdTk j. IT Chad6o,u71e-3OO hhds SUI
gar, 40 tres do Jos C. Yates & Co.; lis hhds do IL
tres do, 81 hhds. molasses Lambert Cuttings
CoASTWISE.
NEW YoRK-Schr. Breeze.-I73 hhds melado Doupher
ty, Woods 4 Co.. loo bbls cement, order
City PoINT-Schr. w L. TripleH-10 OLA sacks salt
order
BosToN-Stedmship Ben Deford.-4s cases dry goods
81 bales do, Rice, Chase Il Co.. SO bales do Duvall
Keghler & Co.; 100 bbs. herring, W. D. Shurtz; 15
bbls mackerel 14l cases Shoes 60 bales dry goods 81
do. order.
CITY PoINT-Scdr. Clara Bell.-1Ol6 sacks salt, %;
do. do, order.
New YoRK-Schr. Hannah Martin-193 hhds sugar
70 tres. do, r. W Lockwood & Co.
NEW YoRK-Schr. John ROe.-12 coils rope, A b
Morton Sons; rs kegs mdse., boxes do, F. T. Holt
haus; 10 bbls paint King Son. % bbls. do 80 tres
whiting, l6 bbls indigo, W. Davidson & Co.. 10 bills
ampblaek box crayon, J. King Son; cigars,
A. Marburg Co; cases mdse, Fl. F. Albert & Co;
lao bars IRON r. b Porter; 16 kegs zinc H. A. Lucas 1853
cases mdse, Hiss Cole Is kegs mdse. Dbl do casks
do 10 kegs putty casks glass, % kegs paint Baker
Bros Co; pair mill-stones Morris & TrimbIe; case
mdse : Kramer Co; 81 casks wine, r. Lennon l.
20; ~ Dds mdse, IL casks soda, Thomson & Block
bols varnish Jacob Hiss 10 powders Wheelrght
nudge Co . bols varnish, Mathiot Son; 46 hhds
sugar. Hyatt Stump bbls. paint, G.. R. Dodge & Co
761 bales hose, VIM. Claggott Co.. bds iron order:
md e. 20 MN ,:.
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Business Garns.

- Il. ILLS,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF OLD METALS, hA1s,
rally and the highest CASH PRICES PAiD fel6tf
u,nDrDc co
M MARBURG " CO,
w. No As W. LoMBA STREET,
IMPORTERS
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS AND PIPES,
AND MANUF4cTUREas OF
DOM ESTuC GIG KS
pchase Would DO well to examine our STOCK Gears
.s -
TOHN RODGERS & Sun,
% No rs y HIGH STREET, NEAR FAYETTE,
Manufacu rers Of FIRE APPARATUS, and GEN ERAl. MA
CHINISTS prepared in the best and
Mrt F1TTISG and Pr TNRIVG GAS FIN
lures and PLUMBERS MATERIALS always on hand.
Store, No. 81, adjoining.
us~CJrdars resppctfuiiv solicited fe26-m
1 AM EsS III. ANDERSON q SUN,
81 ENGRAyERS,
No l4S BALTIMORE STREET,
BANK NOTE, STEEL AND C0PPER Plate PRiNTlNd,
Engraved and Printed in the most fashionable styles
Corporate and Notara seals, Letter Stamps, etc London
enh Visiting Cards he la Rues Envelopes etc te22t
- - $3.50 80 = ~, . zos
HREEN 4OE,
~ mo As1 G4IsSS92r$ 70 ysTome u 'MtsfeJ
| "hAi'hf'7 in "hoiOh lhAS WINES toIops
! 800, AND FINE FAMILY GROCERIES. .,.
| lril-l No. 90 paLFIMohk srhhEio pale-
Fl. j. s. HOGG.
81. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
An , tt, ~ NOS: i md ~ t IaAi SthE Of,
Mo'h ei' "o'o" W Vni WIN ie0e' 'te' p'N''n' NJ
'en hhhi =, attended, o., ;., .,,o,i, ,,,
- c " 49, pH
| BARRETT II DE BEET
Hh
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FIRST PREMIUM A WARDED.
OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1858.
We prepared to cover all kinds Of Roofs steep O,
Gat new or old shingles tar metal steamboats, and
cars, with this unequalled Roofing material From long
experience in the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief of failure nearly all roofing
met with, and after complete of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain parts
and been adding to it for two yearshe has produced
which is offered crtcising public superior to any
composition, and
EQUAL TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some the inducements this Roofing offers are viz The
canvas is ofthe heaviest kind, saturated in composition
rendering perfectly Water and very Elastic
before being put the roof The composition only
not injurious to- but actually preventative cotton and
being alright, DAMPNEss CANNOT PENETRATE
TO ROT THE CANVAS.
The Joints together and the whole covered
with heavy coat of Cement compounded from
which will not rum scale Oh, crack become injured by
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING 1T.
alone possesses qaaes Of and
eaHaea a. and is the coating a be used
anav bey this R SnHst any 1 three Of
with The burn the Cement Paint we use
on the Wateght canvas is made from materials which do
SS W S fs23 sSss
~ Relieving that when the quality this Roofing is
generally known, We shall supply the larger portion re-
6F sS t. R FSPRy Any anaR
g. Prepared material sale with instructions to put it
and will be furnished to Agents, leaving them Ia!f
-l SEND + FOR 4 CIRCULAR unoo
GEO. JACKSON, Agent
Southwest corner Baltimore and South sts.,
Baltimore, Md
Where testimonials and samples may be SEEM
~ PRICES AS Low AS ANY GOOD ROOFING.
81 REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE. s9-ly
HAVANA CIGARS.-Just received, per steam
IL Baltimore superior lot of Cigars, for sale
wholesale and retail by
G. O. DEMUTH Il CO.
No 40 N Charles street,
apl6-H doors above Lexington street
CPECIAL NOTICE.
- would respectfully inform my friends customers and
BUTTER, 900,
Dealers, housekeepers and families will find their in
call arrangements in the are such
as to enable furnish these articles upon the most
derate and accommodating terms.
~ Country Produce sold commission and the high,
est cash advances made on consignments. A-s-
III. s. MANNING
AZ Camden street, and
lall-u I05 Franklin street
6NOLL BOTTOM ENJOY
" J. D. PRATT eco,
LECTION in city county in the United States or Brit
sh Provinces Being in direct and frequent
with reliable Attorneys in city and countyour aoilieS
efecng speedy and prompt COLLECTIONS are such an
SOFFiCE OF THE MERCANTILE AGENCY corner Of Raj
more and 3. Charles streets mT6-tf
old RYE WHISKEY.
~ WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,
So South STRICT, opposite Exchange Place
The choicest stock in MARKET together with Liquors gene
dkH oLABAUGH GRAFT.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

ST. JOINS PORTO Rico Schr. PeerIesS-30 bbls. pork
$50 kegs lard tres hams hhds tobacco puncheons
corn meal loo kegs butter 10 bbs PITCH 10 do. tar &c
tres rice $50 boxes cand 30 bbls oats boxes
10 bags pepper $50 boxes herring 800 shocks and
rs bills Bread OF kegs crackers 400 paper 25
cheese.
WEST INDIEs-Schr. j. " Mditland.-725 bbls flour
l63 do meal lis do. bread 100 boxes candles 400 bush
els corn 10 tres hams, 200 kegs lard, 200 do so
bags oats 100 pnncheons oil meal Is bbs peas, tres.
rice, half do do 20 bbls tar 20 do pitch hhds to-
bacnn faetIu