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N .. on 4. 81 az %g y s.- 1870 iss e !, H. Al N,
xsl.ss.: iass.nss ne Gls TI.s SssssSi: Vi
.swNis - amSd.n
q: r sass point H. y:
s s ss and ne 'Ss
as 4; :: s s' ss::.a s ss::
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sep ss 1sa on an
Ass All hs. ysssSis Lot u. .ouhsas. corner Of
Gss and n Z. q s s By
four Il "a
g 5ssss ts s q IL. ,sf 70
seoo payable four years from loh Nay 1880 Terms cash
.ss, E4asss a.1nss s,::.:s:
sars, III Broadway, rooms II and Il a
u L. SNOW, AUCTIoNEER--or FRrD Az. qgTH INST,
@ he s nss, r. Entire e &
g. FLUID csns q sss a wA ss d
anna Lamps Toys CLOCKS and Engraviass &C. Sale
HrSHY B HEsTs sT n; Ayg s1xs 5y
as ss ssr. s @ ~ s .ss
ss ss1
sss
G.rsDs , ssds Hair
ss: Has ,Hss
ery Kitchen Furniture and 9sn:s also pah'ssny Brd
The above furniture was purchased ne within one Tesr alta
s'
furniture at lo O'Clock precisely Terms cash. In city funds
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sorrSE 2. VAN
4 " ssr sN w. s 9p Ih sn ss % e
inc Fp sys ssr s's ard s
Hammers Handeslls hand andpauel Saws Compssssa
% sssa P
sss;ss ss :s SS, %
prime order. Terms cash. bankable money
hsss, gEffs @ yin
se on frssy Februs1v e. q. 70 oc'Sk a. Nc g Prince
81 e. e fs srn
% ao y p ss aGS ss r. s ana
rug o paS: ro'e1sod Tn-nns en- sos
Table; yS
p Ts wsoE ea car"
@a!bs satusry IN sssao. carved and dai.hsd
arst city made Sesriy On PAINTINGS Enyrsvinys
4 A s e ss R and 4Sa
e s'f issssss1s
1c &c. with which the sale win conusnce. eomarngs
osS s ready On Friday naornns At he house A
ToHN p MONTGOMERY, AUcrIoNEER-iso CASES
Bat. Shoe and H. sqSos On Ihgs.dsy Feb
street. Prime assortment Of frsah seasonabls goods
ToHN LEv1soN, AUCr1oNKER. WILL. Sell, rHrs
evening at ihe store ie Broadway at * O'clock ie
lsndscspes ssurss fruit and sepia and historical pieces
MoErsAsE SALE OF EgsNIrgRE. SAErErs BED
n. day q Cam. street m.hossny saa Ohsr
as ss afs sas
s sna GsT SsST SEP nBs snd
ConforteIs Crockery, &c BY order Of Gould BANKS At
.orne,s
AFoNgoE STREET PROPERTY AT AgcrroN-wMH.
Of O'Clock ri The Merchants Exshsngc tho three story be
pfed lease q isl Monroe street Nays and full
pAwssRoKERs SALE This DAY-BY JOHN NOR
large " ,s Me p.s s ss A
G s b. cS Se o ssG FsRfs % eGs sad ss
CHERIFF's sALE.-cHAMBERs & FAIacHILD, .Ayc.
Thursday g. Al 10 oclcck al No ilsh street bs wssn
sa rGu s lot OF nsr S s Ell sser
CHERIFr's SALE -cHANBERs Z FArRcHnD. AUG.
Thursdsy Fe6 70 at ii O'clock on de PREMISE ali he light
s spf 5 T ssg w BE- b ssG
@ & g ssss ssg 40 Ss s s' sa
c s ss d %, e T. ses 70 the Rope ' cor
B. REiitr, Deputy Sheriff JOHN KELLY Sheriff
THos Sk5 oFVios Ag 80 ssssau STREET
Pier Gase. Hro r s and o. sS.
day Feb y 70 O'Clock a. 4. as EsAh avenue eoass.
cs sss' mfssso
koas Ssss 81 r sss
Also splendid marble TOP Counters, store rir.urea iron
SAFE Decks &c Aso one ps.so. Toe Cream rreezsr ss
S0 10 good order copper freezers Tubs lot Goal patent
Ste wing Apparatus, de-
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r .r. RAILROADS.
AJYw YORK AfD HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN FARE 70 TO ALBANY.
On and amer Wednesday January i8 1850 trains VIII eAso
rTensy syih street station, New Yorf as sol'ows-
ror M,riap,n!cs e-,ssc and j 4 h;sSo and s0F.A
-S:i5 r. NJ from White nlrest depot
For cysson rsils7! n, from Twenty sizsA street dspse
For Aibsny-9A. H., n,an and $50 r. H., sxpfse ennssr
Ing with Tbs N. r. Central Reirosd.
's w." RETURNING WILL LEAVE
Wrnsmsbrd rec: 40 and 931 A. and AND SS r. -
white Psfns-e and Tao a. ~; lSo 49,, n
IxSsnv-Ii A. IT., mai, and $40 r. M, orprsN train II
. VI psn and $40 r NJ empress trsin1, connscS a. ChAAt
aao3s western Railroad Ha&.
rbsct~d The as snd express hane corner Of Wk
"a sntre .tree 81, A. q. And from 70 40 r.
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THE BALANCE OF TIE PAINTINGS REMAINING L,
J the store s9i Broadway viii be ssd his evening.
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TDwAHD II. LBpLOw, AUCTIONEER.
II VALUABLE BOUsE ON BEACH STREET AND
TARM AT SIN0 SING AT AUCTION.

FARM AT SING SING AT AUCTION
+. 3. LUDLOW co. win sell q auction on Thursday,
Feb. 81 1900 at !? o'cok at the Merchants Exchaage
Beach sb eetTbo snbssnia three brick House 70
Beach street. directly opposite st. Johns Park The house Is
by 81 feet Ia sooi ORDER water DO good vaults front
and rear Lot xxia0 feet $4,000 renain bond and
mortgage.
Also Sing sins-The valuable place the KiDp
Farm mile Of the depot md aooIiag the lands Of
Nessrs ncCcrd, Williams and Horton containing l6
There large dwelling house. barn. and all necessary ont
buildings and Of the eligible building sites
oAix A ssreet
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NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT NO PER
IN authorized 10 contract debs In And thai
all claims against me, the undersigned must be presented
or before tho 18th day Of February, 1860.
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BROWNE NICHOLS AUCrIONEERs-NO IS MAS
- sau street-Ths day Thursday. FEB. % at II
O,cocs :, The Msrchsnts E1ch.nss Csnrsl ra.k Lots *
800 feet only from Fih and Contra Park cash 10. O
feet inches by Is feet 62s inches VIII be sod without no
Selye; plaxe Il the 0nice
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u l. SNOW, AUCTIONEER LON FRIDA Az 2fTH INST
IL ii O'Clock Will be sold the entire contents Crock
cry store 1ss Third ayenns nea, THIRTY second street c,1s
Cases Fluid Fire China vasss Glass and
ANNA Lamps lot OF Toys, Cocta and EngravRgs &C. Sale
pOeftye, store let ~
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BROWNE NICHOLS MISUNDERSTANDING,
~ sale OF oytheA-1hs day Thurs 1Ayl February e. nj
oGock at sslearooms s. Nassau street 100 dozen German
cast steel scythes. JAMES q. WILLET, late sheriff
JoHN T. bTxwARr, late Deputy She a.
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A BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE FOR sALE-IMME-
"A datey Murray Hi on Thirty ninth street near sh
son avenue fsst nches 30 feet all tbs
@. g. THOMPSON, IS MAJ sau street
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pyisaoo Tor printing and s.ssionery sod blank books
On and roes adopted J. r. YOUNG CIerk
Reeoved the bill Of the n the Bosrd FOR contin
OF his olice February 1890 audited
afty fluC col aud The
% pay appropriation for Cooniy Contn rencies
Board OF supervisors, FEB. 70, $50
On and afop.ed. J. z. YOUNG. Clerk
Besoved That ,he Comptroller drag hts warrant 80 favor
81 r. ste Co. for eighty ak 6tp dollars Cj 3D.
I'm for carpeiag oieh mainnss go furnished the Tax
Conisiods office. I1favcr Of J. lngerao FOR forty eh
dollars 49, fun for chairs Furnishes be ray Go
s Office fp Of A. Asnaorpa for niy dollars In fn
Tor desk furnished Tax Commissioners Office and ais, N favor
OF D. Van Burea Co. for twenty 81 90 dollars CSC 0S in
fal for nrcsa furnished the surTtyors oice attached
10 tue rsy Commissioner aud charge hs several
Sauns 10 the appropriation for Lighting Cleaoicg and Sup
pnes.r
Beard of Supervisors, Feb. 90 1850.
~ ~ rs and noes adopted. j. y YOUNG, S'erk.
esoNec That he COMPTROLLER dfaw he warrant In favor
e pssoIs named IN the sbeye st az TIE ssyer a sums
tc oppuse tnfr respective being T. fl OF the ser
We oi YAK notices mentioned Ia the hs and The ai1s
Bcsrd OF Supervisors.
On yeas aud nsyr, adop,ei ! 4 yluNs Clerk
taovtd cat the pe-sonal Tor the year 1850 assesei
achms, ngusu7 soih, az n0nrnsteni be rs ted stii
smh ha spg ps5 psfs2ra tax for year 1850 - rss3su
OF The county Df New YORK
Board o. Srperveufs. Fet. q, 1860
pn yeas and ns5s, adopted. j. . YOUNG, Clerk.
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EDwARD sCHENCK. AgcrIoNEER.- ,HoUsEaoI.o
II Furniture by r. =. II. aHENCK this day, at 1913
oeiocL At thar .slesrocm No s. Nasssa street srgs
Moved for convenience Of sse CONSISTING Of one so,
ane tone and in perfect ORDER rosewood mahogany and
wood marble TOP side and corner Esge,es plate glass bA.k
vet and ingram Carpets rosewood mahogany and
suits and oak cottage Chairs wood and walnut
golsssrs and Pillows Bsnkes g.; also large lot Of silver
solid black walnut dining room Chairs
EDwARD sCHENCK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =
~ BY E. II. 6chenck, this day. NJ II o'clock, At their
ss!escom No. IS Nassau sseet ne wood
Pnoforte fine and in perfect order made order
by Linden Fritz. To be sold without reserve.
EDwARD ECHFNGK, AUCTrONEER.
u FINE OIL PAINTINGS.
By Z. r. a. SCHENCK Friday Oath inst, at II O'Clock
at their saleeroom 80 Nassau street, collection Of fine ancient
and modern
OIL PAINTINGS,
just arrived from Europe and before exhibited in this
country, comprising fine landscapes, marines and interiors
and several very fine scriurai and historical By
TEENIERS, REMBRANDT,
WyNANTS, LANES,
sCHAEP, SMEr9,
ElCOLlE, TENKATE.
And others The Paintings now exhibition. with cats
1ogues C
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EyORPoRATIoN NOTICE. THE COMMITTEE ON
" Aesessrdents Of the Boayd OF Adermsn VIII at the
cce Board Of ASSESSORS No 80 Cha nberb srest ase
eu on Thur sday the % irst o'clock by order
MICHAEL fuOHEY,1
GEORGE STARR. Ccmaitce
HENRY N. 0ENET.t
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uENRY B. HERTs. JR., AUCFTONKER.
II MORTGAGE SALE OF
49, holA Sx,,~A

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE -JEO. r. VAN
III ANfWERP'S SON viii sell on Thursday, Feb o. At
10 o'clock the IS William street. extensive
meut Of English Germsn and American Hardware embracing
ne Tea and Waters handled and uatchsts
eye Hammers. Eandbsls hand and'pauel Saws Compssss
Chsssls Greys and Sandersons long handle
fine Scissors coZeps, Powdsr Fssks, Guns, and
three sewrg Irvine cotton wine &c Also fne Plated
Goois consisting of beaded and Brunswick end
table Spoons and Fos also table Knives and Forks
siso t6 bundles bright Iron Wire assorted Goa " TO-
prime order. Terms cash bankahle money.
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DRoOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
ID three story brick House No. 1888 Carlton
avenues has all tho modern improvements !wAtsr aud sas
within half bosk Of tho Fulton and Atlantic avenue
cars b. sold liberal terms let desred. Kent S5
For further particulars Inquire Of j. T. RUsHER 1911 Full
street, Brooklyn.
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DAPERs PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR. TE
L mayor, for approval. .

Resolved That the bill Of Baker Goodwin, Amounting 10
hundred forty three 50 100 dollars for printing three
hundred comics Of the supreme Court Circuit Calendar fo-
Jsnusry, 1902 be audited aud allowed and the Comptroller
directed tie from the appropriation for printing
stationery and blank books
Board Of Supervisors, Feb. 70, 1850. - :.
On and adopted j. b. YOUNG, Ferk
Resolved That the ancexed bills for printing aod ca
oney furnished the county, be audited ana allowed as FOL
Cary Howard Sanger Co. ..................s Sill %
MnSes Cohen. IS 10
rhsddeus Dayics 2. 50
BAKER 1odwu % Oh
Inward A. Lambert Co 10 o.
son j. bloonhed - 2s
h. Fsber 81
ard the C1ptroler dec.ad 70 uaY he rse fcn he aanr
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TOR sALE-A NICE FRAME HOUSE, FILLED IN
e With bri.k, on Thirte,h street. between Mad and
Fourth lot 25 by 100 feet has water
in order; situation excellent; fruit IN yard
E. B. kINSHIMEx, 3a3 Fourth avenue.
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EyOR SALEM MOUNT VERNON. wEsrCHEeTEH
county, property the Of First Third
street. .ss o. grounds Win two story ana bss.
ard stocked with The choicest huis shrubs TO- VIII exchanae
TIE sboye fcr Ingrcved city property Ts saU Apply 70
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FOR SALE.

GROCERY AND LIQUOR sTORE TO LEr-i2s MOTT
street aso the store ii5 Baxter mme
the modern improvements. No agent need apply. =
H. r. WEST, 1888 Grand street,
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L1OR sALE-THE House AND LOT ON THE CORNER
Of Fourth and Thirty fourth street. Inquire nj

TOR 'gALE-lN BROOKLYN, A HIGH BASEMENT,
sory and attic Frame House. filled in, tin roof back
pazza encoeed with sIass marble mantes axtues
chaudeers handsomely papered containing IL aN
Aee,phi street between Fulton and Greene svenuss proo
aud attic Frame Horres filled In built In good substantial
manner containing IL each deep frat floor
front sde pis7zas marble manes graes IL kch
with extra lot 70 esch house minutes from fuon
svenue prize 500 $500 can remain Inquire Of THoS
LAUGnfN side of sklman street, second house north
Of De Kalb avenue la
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DROoKLYN HOUSES FOR EALE,svIZ:-NOa IL AND Is
ID LsfA etts avenue Nos H. 49, 6 aud IT'D Fort Green
place Gate Canton street, all within few sepa Of the Fulton
s3se0 g eco and 81 600 Apply % WILLIAM NiCaoLs
Lots on Dean street, near Grand avenue cheap.
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EOR SALE-AT ORANGE AN ENGLISH GOTHIC
Cottage two and half stories 1885, with wing 1910;
spenddy locstej win 1--WE minutes walk OF the depot
range furnace bath 4c niue scces Of ground Beautifully
improved ard adorned with handsome 81 trees
Sci fin garden wen stock with fruits good barn fh and
skating pond all 10 order snd respect FRS. class pscs
Map Of The property and plan Of house
plying to r O. bui.KLEY, 43 Wall street. Court
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NYOTTCE THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
~ of the New York and Virginia Steamship Company wl
tween the hou-s OF ~ and NJ The transfer books wiu
J. TAPLEY. Secfetary.
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4 MOTHER CHANCELLOR SALE, A GOOD PIECE OF
"A Tenant Property, awsys rented, and paying lArso In
forest the cost located 2S Ws. Tweny Arh street.
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DOR sALE--TBE THREE YEARS. LEASE, GOOD Will
The EuropeAn plan having good run Of home aa to.s
customers doing good business for selling with
Pest e0co. NJ 0''Ht. 3 N4 'l-
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IyOR sALE-TwO FIRST GLASS FOUR STORY BROWN
stone front Houses and 40 East Thirty seventh street
modern nproy emena and first GAGS Ia respect
Inquire ON tho premises OF HAMILTON RYER.
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HMbIft 3aIts.
BY CAYN0Y 3; 1T1TTTIE,.7
SPEGIAL AND POSITIVE SALE,
rOi' ACCOUNT 7 OF WHOM IT MAY CONCER!

SrE E6P Ia AND POSITIVE SALE,
A0OV or GE or WIEo Ii,B IT CONCERN
"A P 6oFRAM 9 Il, %p ASp .%%,I&Es,
FdH, Ne pace at stores AZ A S Charles street on
6 QtARfER G&sks sRFF tRE @ 6b # r6 3 WIKI
10 CASKS ST. JULIAN CLARET, BORDEAUX
> CASKS SHERRY, and
30 oNE-EIGHTH CASKS : 10 MADEIRA
IN BASKETS CHAMPAGNE HAS& AND PALE BRANDY.
10 BOXES ABsYNTHE
( BOXES MERMANTH.
o. BOXES CLARET WINE-very superior
The above Goods in store and will be found on
examination all OF asupen92rT quality.
The following BRANDIES to be Sold in bond samples at
. HALF PIPES OF BRANDY
3 QUARTER and Z casks do do pefry Ts' 'O's'o's
NB-We most respectfully ask the attention of persons
jal9-ts CANNON ( MATTHEWS, '2 &ucrrs.
a. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
#iii CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the
auction m b Eycb as e WI dn oeT for sae at Public
more city on TUESDAY, the 3lst January, 1850, at
ALI THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in the citv Of Raj.
tmore being part Of milestone Point distinguished on the
e opS bo by the No a. WHICH is contained within the
n Tor the same at the distance of 42a rerches
on the north side of the main road in the second line Of
the Principle Companys part Of said land and running
utes east "a perche then north degrees and IS minutes
branch of Paapco river then bounding thereon north IS
T[ o Ss perehfT n9rth 6lE degrees west OG
OF beginning Subject to annual ground rent of 81 500
payable quarterly '
FRAME BUIDNG eonsn R5GgY are
RT I i Snd machinery for grinding guano ONE IRON
lI; together with 0fce, Cooper Shop Sheds All
Terms Of the sale as prescrbed by the scre0rohalf
cash the day of sale the balance in 4 and II months
G3 & Of e f f BE secIqS
the note or noies Of the purchaser endorsed to the salts
iaIoeots CANNON i MATTAEWs,' Au Gf'rs
BY WILLIAM HAMILTON
Dr.; TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
da EASE ~ 9;i PROPERTY will by virtue
cd IN the cause Of Hook Men aimee therein pend
second said City on s8TURFDAtY,s Febraia 23
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in the said CITY
On Inc corner Of Saratoga and Oregon streets
uniform depth latter Of 20 feet to an aiieV five i' f
wide used in and subject an annual ground
The lot is improved by substantial TWO STORY AND
ATTIC BRICK HOUSE. used as a dwelling and grocery
Terms Of half cash at the time of sale and the
jI42aw&ds WM. HAMIIT0&, A IaeStge:
dr. ORPHANS COURT SALE will, bv
vrtne If an order Of the Orphans Court Of Bait
;hange SaesrGom, in Second street. in the said city, on
ALI That L1 GF GFF GRtN6 at sn 9Gc d m
'e Sutnst slag OF Preston street, and beginning
street IS ee hdGg e%end FHPb a@ 5ehT
get S%set to an annual ground So
Terms of saleOnethird cash, and the balance in two
qual instalments of six and nine months with interest
Administrator of Oliver B. C lhlWf
iaIt2aw&ds WI IN AGct3T'aer
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The proprietors of the DAILY EXCHANGE lin the yea
Just closed established system of
AD TISIN
NEW IN BALTIMORE The principle on which this
system is founded, offers those who may make use of
absolute assurance that they will be brought into
relations with precisely the classes and sections
which they may wish to reach
THE CIRCULATION Is GRATUIToUs, the whole
expence being betrayed by the joint contributions of the
advertisers who pay according to the space they may
require. We employ the wellknown reliable Agency
of D. PRATT Co. to furnish the addresses most
desirable buyers its books and attend ourselves to the
mailing of the issue the POSTAGE on which is PRE-
PAID. The "ADVERTISER" is therefore, sure to
reach the favorable class of readers, the
Editorial Department is made up with whatever taste and
ability may possess a,ter ourselves that is pretty
sure to be acceptable to those who may receive it, We
have no doubt that judicious advertisement in
MONTHLY, independently its greater circulation, is
likely to attract attention than individual circu
lar transmitted in the same way because our "ADVER
TISER" exhibits at glance the entire market and
distant purchasers thereby assured that they may
with an assortment herea fact not to be inferred
from the circular.
AS every man, any department of business, ought
by this time to have made up his mind about advertising
do propose make any appeal to those who
skepca about its advantages; but to those who led
by the present state of affairs special effort for
SOUTHERN TRADE, and regard advertising as one of
the effective modes of accomplishing their purpose
we confidently tender the columns of our
MONTHLY ADVERTISER,
altogether the comprehensive and certain mode
of accomplishing their purpose. We the pledge
which made last year, OF EXCLUDING ALL AID
vERTIsEMENTs COMPETING WITH BALTIMORE
INTERESTS.
Our "MONTHLY ADVERTISER" was not started till
last May, when the Spring Trade was nearly overland
will specify unavodably affected the
Fall business Evils, not of commercial character,
happily in process of correction undoubtedly caused
city to be stunned by many, who would otherwise have
dealt here. In spite of all this, 'MONTHLY ADVER
TIsER' had marked success, and was instrumental in
influencing much trade On this point have too many
to be mistaken. Commencing for the present
season, EARLY IN FEBRUARY in advance of the years
business and under circumstances which the present dis
position OF the South renders much favorable, it
cannot fail fpropery used, to exercise very powerful
influence in behalf of the Commercial and Manufacturing
Interests of Baltimore.
OUR AGENT, MR.. C. C. HOLTzMAN, is now en-
gagged in RECEIVING ADVERTISEMENTS for our sew
era issues, Including the MonthIyl they may
at our Counting Room
Eg- RATE, ONE DOLLAR PER SQUARE EA OH
INSERTION.
lsf5~ TERMS CASH
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Terms Of ae-one half cash at the time of sale and III,
balance in six months with interest 1919 "
l.. NJ REYNOLDS, Trustee
steamships.

%fTF6 EXTRA STEAMER
r9a@@Aa4S EoP s,v,,uAu
The steamship
GEORGES CREEK"
,U.,,. Captain WILLETs
On SATURDAY, January 81,
rprrCrrr at 3 Z. VI. precisely
FREIGHT 10 cents per foot and proportionate rates
No freight received after II o'clock day sailing
no bl OF lading signed after departure of steamer
For freight apply to
SANL. 7. PEARCE, Agent
,, ... ll6 Spears wharf
Agents in Savannah-BRIGHAM, BALDWIN & CO
jalS+t
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J0baetn.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

WI
CONSIDER of Man, Sci Natural, light pressed lbs
Washington, g NAV Queen
Mitchells Choice, &c A. Thoms Sons
DO. do. WS Celebrated, GO
J. H. LEAFS, ts Flake SSi
Washington, Il lbs Queen of the South
CONSIDER of Man. FL Dorado.
A. Thomas 4 Sons 2rape, lHarr. s Louisa Bell
G. c. C. Fig Tobacco, I,foriantinue lbs
III hader Twist, in foil Wide Wide World,
Jas. Thomas, Jr.s Citron Fig IT. H Nance Gold Leaf
A. B. Caldwell twist, Planet ofthe South
Mai Harris, r. K. twist. Rchd. Harvey, "
Saml: Ward lbs. Creighton Three Bellies
e. * g. Morgan g SEP Dark Sweet,
Va. Tobacco Stems in hhds A. Spotswood, d"
Smoking Tobacco in bbls Simpson & Black,
Hyena Club Smoking Tobacco in bales.
For sale by VIM. BAYNE,
dl3n No. 20 Exchange Place
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.m TERMS CASH.
GCRNEULA OR KINGS

SCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL is a constitu
ouQna disease corruption Of the blood by which this
huid becomes vatel, weak and poor Being in the arcu-
aton peryades the whole body, and burst out in
disease any OF it No organ is from its attacks
nor Is ee which it may not destroy The scrofuous
faint is var0uSy caused by mercuria disease, low living
disordcrtG unhealthy food. impure air, filth and filthy
habits the deFr Ssng vices etc Whatever be its origin
is hereditary IN the constitution, descending from parents
to children unto the third and fourth generation indeed
quities OF the fathers upon their children"
lis effects commence by deposition from the blood of
rup or ucerous matter, which, in the lungs liver and in
tena o,gans termed tuberces in the glands swellngs
ana on the surface, erupOns This foul corruption
which gcnde in the blood depreses the energies life
tat Scrofuous constitutions not only suffer from scrouous
Complaints but they have
acEs of other diseases consequently numbers perish
ny disorders which, although not scrofuous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in he system Most of
the consumption which decimates the human family
origin directly in this scroous contamination; many
destructive diseases of the liver, Kidneys brain and indeed
oral the organs, arise from aggravated by the
One quarter Of all people scrouou their persons
are nVaue by this lurking infection, and their health is
undermined by it To cleanse it from the system
renovae the blood by Alternative medicine and invigo-
rate by heay food and exercise Such medicine we
ixyi,
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TAants.

WANTED.-A GOOD, SETTLED WOMAN,
w white colored to do the general of a small
family Wages not to exceed four dollars per month
ply in person at 1873 Sharp street jal7 81