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PRICES ANDsALRs or STOCKS INVENTORS
BY TELEGRAPH
b IRON Oh ~ nIsIIrp L IL StnrL
The. New York Post of Monday says

The New 0rk f'0St OF Monday
The Stock Exchange continues be the scene of much
excitement and the speculative temper market in
point of buoyancy and strength has not had its caunter
part for several past not excepting the activity fol
lowing the recoil from the panic prices of 1857 Cheap
money and the absence any disturbance in the cur
rency, the marked revival in the business West
the encouraging change i'll shipping and manufac
turing prospects, and the comparatively tranquil cond
tion of Europe, all contribute produce feeling OF
elasticity and buoyany in quarter where, in the
measure influences OF directly opposite character first
manifest themselves. The business of the Stock Ex-
change is now assuming proportions which places very
prominently before the public and it is safe to infer from
the interest which it eXces among this class of buyers
that the market is longer left to the caprice of the
street. but is controlled bv an influence
which alone gives stability permaneucy to values
The investments of the public by confined
most descriptions of the speculative list.
The Tribune of this morning says:
The stock market to-day was active and firm, with
distributed business The circle of operator:
is widening, and good deal Of the strength of the
ket comes from this The impulse of this outside
doubtless from the healthy appearance
of financial and commercial matters and the
cOuragng prospects of the traffic of the Western Dads
The increase shown is Just increase
needed to change them from non-divdend to dividend
paying There is rather better supply of
side bills England Offering, and the demand is yet
moderate The transactions in banks and bankers sig
natures have been at 109AGl09a, mostly at 1O92
Francs unchanged: 5.15@5l3A The earnings the
Little Miami and Columbus and Xena Railroad for the
month of April were in round numbers S74 OO0-a de
crease Of about Sc 900 from the earnings of the
pondng month last year The earnings this
considerably affected by the feshet in the early part
the month
The Philadelphia North american, of this morning,
says:
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks
made up to-day, presents the following aggregates a.
compared with those of the previous week:
May7. May IA
Capital Sl1 70S 225 $1l 723 900 Inc Sl5 81;
Loaus.......... 81 $50 212 81 463 S3I Dec l26 Ssl
Specie 7019 5557 $50 Inc so "a
Due from Banks..... sos 425 1864 1856 Dec 30 43e
Due other banks..... 373l 9S7 4209 St5 Inc 477 S5s
Deposits. 16 763 609 164S9 S72 Dec 273 737
Circulation. 296s,4S4 2944 2i5 Dec q 23c
MessTs. Inlay Bcknell send us the following notice
We have this morning detected weIlexecuted altered
dollar note purporng be the issue of the Farm
ers' Bank of Vantage, n. J. Vignette, two females
seated with two cherubs them to left of vignete
right of it. Male portrait on each end buildin
between officers signatures
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TmoDoN's MUSEUM OF ARTS will be exhibited at
the Maryla Institute this afternoon and evening.

The INVOCATION OF MOB LAw.-The Aboitionists
OF New York had meeting at the Cooper lnsti-
tute on Friday evening, 'to take into considera-
ton the imprisonment of Thaddeus Hyatt" the
contumacious witness before the Senate Commit
tee, and at which resort to mob violence and re
beliion against the United States Government was
openly recommended. DR.. Cheever said .Iet
the people at this lime act up to the principles and
act out the spirit of these noble old Jerry rescuers
and Thaddeus HYATT is safe, and our liberties are
safe from aggression. Let the people, in the name
of God and Justice, demand and compel his release.
Let the people say, as the Lord lveth, there shall
day" Great applause. Wendell Phillips ex-
pressed the same reasonable idea as follows All
were equal to privileges we would not be stand.
ing here idle-as DR.. Cheever has said-but mount
ed men would be on their way to Washington to
take Thaddeus Hyatt out of his dungeon. Loud
and prolonged applause. -
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la w INTELLIGENCE
CRIMINAL COURT-JupqE BoND

BOND
Hugh Brady Us. the Mayor and CITY Council of
baltimore. An appeal from Justice Morrow
Judgment afirmed.-Francis Dandeet as. the
Mayor and City Council. An appeal from Justice
Rldgeway. Judgment to pay So and costs in one
case, and the normer to pay costs in the other five
cases.. Randolph as. the same. An appeal
from Justice Boyd. Judgment reversed.-Jacob
kraus as. the same An appeal from Justice Grit
I'M. Judgment reverSed.-LewisS Stewart as the
same. An appeal from Justice Reid. Judgment
affirmed ed.-James Hagan cs. the same. An appeal
from Justice Carl Judgment reversed.-Lewis
UNI as the same. An appeal from Justice Meal
lister. Appeal dismissed.-Peter Gray u.s. the
same. An appeal from Justice Ridgeway An
peal smisSed.-Thos. Mariner Us. the same. An
appeal from Justice Duncan. Appeal dismissed for
want OF appearance.-A. Hamburger as. the
same. An appeal from Justice Duncan. Appeal
dismissed for want of appearance-Peter Riley
Us. the same. An appeal from Justice Duncan
Judgment reversed.-James G. Adams u.s. the
same An appeal from Justice Ridgewav Judg-
ment reversed.-Thomas Gahagap as the same
An appeal from Justice Reid. Judgment affirmed
In eight cases.--Thomas Cowan, Edward Cowan
Hugh Bradley, Patrick O'Neal, C. NJ Evans and
Z. NJ. Dean (three cases) the State of Mary
land. Appeals from Justice Bond. Judgment re-
versed In all the cases. These in viola
ton ot an Act OF Assembly, and should have been
sent to the Court of Common Pleas. The city now
has to pay the coss.--Frederick Pinkney ESD.
Deputy States Attorney, is lying very i'll at
his honse on West Fayette street. This will delay
X
ney draws up all the indictments for the State
The Court adjourned at o'clock, until this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs
Beale H. Richardson rs. Jesse Il. Peters and 9th
ers. Before reported Opinion of Court filed, dis
missing petition and overuing demurrer to sup
Elemental and amended bill of complant-John
Burges and others 0s, Martha Tredent and F. W.
Bruno, Jr., administrator of Henry Tredent. The
administrators of Henry Tredent, deceased,
filed petition for leave to amend their answer for
the purpose of showing that Alberti Il Co. were
necessary parties to this suit, and to compel the
compliments to amend their bill so as to make AL
berti Co. parties to defendants, which was resE-
ted by complainants. Not concluded.
SUPERIOR CoURT-JUDGE MARTIN
Ihe Court was engaged yesterday in calling the
trial docket
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

HALFAx.-Br. scAr. r. Bagley-437 bbls. herring
2S8 do mackereI, II half do do Jas. Corner Sons.
BREMEN.-Bark COunbid.-l0 boxes mdse A. See
muller Sons; cigars, E. c. Lindeman; 8 do do
1S do. mdse, Pracht Voneiff & Co.: case do F. l..
Brauns Co; IS do. do, ". & H. Spilker; 232 pkgs
mdse, sundry persons.
C0ASTWISE.
BOSTON, SeamShip s. e. Spaulding.-11S pkgs. dry
goods, Henry Tiffany & Co; $50 do. do. Rice Chase
Co.. $50 do. do 2S6 do boots and shoes 140 bbls mack
erel, sundry persons.
NEW YoRK.-SedmShip Thos. SaUann IL pkgs wine
Jas. l. Fisher 4 Sons 2 bales mdse Robert Moore &
Bro; 40 pkgs brandy, c. H. Myers Bro 527 do mdse
sundry persons.
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Boy BURNT TO DEATH BY HIS FATHER-A far
mer, living in Liberty township, in this county
accidentally burnt his son to death, about two
weeks SINCE in the following manner. The farmer
was engaged in ploughng. His son, small Lao
about seven years DID, took his father out some wa
ter during the afternoon, and instead of returning
home, as his father supposed, he laid down upon
straw stack and fell asleep. The father, just before
leaving the field for the night, and wishing to get
the straw out of the way, set it on fire. Upon re-
turning home, and not finding his son there, he
thought of the stack he had fired, and went back
just in time to find his burnt almost to crisp
knoruWe Lo1eal Journal. Mau 10. L.
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CHARLESTON, May l5.-Governor johnson, Jud-
ges Nisbet, Warner and other prominent Georgi-
ans have written letters, which are published con-
demning the seceders from the Charleston Conven-
tion and favoring the sending of delegates to the
adjourned Convention to meet at Baltimore.
MOBILE, May ia large Democratic meeting
was held here last night denouncing the Secession
lists. resolution was passed that Alabama should
be represented at the Baltimore Convention. Dele
gates were appointed to a State Convention to meet
| at Selma on the 4th of June. Mr.. Stephens was
appointed one of the delegates to the State Con-
| yentiop.
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Funera1 of peter pnrler il, 1.e,,,,e.,e,..

SoUrHBURY. Conn, May l3.-The funeral of s.
e. Goodrich took place in this place yesterday af-
| ternoon. Services dispensed with in the
| nelghboring towns, and persons were present from
| a circuit of twenty miles around. Two hundred
| Sunday School children from Southbury, Wood
| bury and South Britain, headed the procession.
Mr.. Goodrich had intimated to citizen of this
place, hardly week ago, that he expected to lie
| in the VILLAGE cemetery
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SUICIDE OF MCDONALD, MURDERER OF VrR-
GINA STEwARr.-At o'clock this afternoon the
District Attorney received information that Me-
Donald, the alleged murderer OF Virginia Stewart,
mad poisoned himself The information proved to be
true, and Drs. Simmons and Covel are of the onin-
ION that there is no chance of his recovery 1t is
impossible to learn at present where Mcdonald
procured the poison. His trial. on the charge of
murder, was set down for this week in the Over
and Terminer. 1t appears that shortly after II
O'Clock this afternoon, the attention of Dr. CoveI
Physician to the City Prison, and his assistant,
Dr. Simmons, was called to Mcdonald, who was
reported to be lying in state of partial insensi-
bility in his cell. The doctors at once went to the
cell, and there found Mcdonald, sure enough nm
able to speak, and evidently laboring under the
effects OF some narcotic poison. He was immedi-
ately removed to the hospital cell by the doctors
VINO showered him, applied the stomach-pump,
ana used all other means in their power to restore
him to consciousness but without avail. He now
remains perfectly insensbe, and it is believed that
be cannot recover. Before Mcdonald was taken
from his cell, an empty vial, labelled "McMunn's S
Elixir, was found on the floor, and it is believed
that the wretched man had swallowed the contents
This elixir is said by the medical gentlemen to be
four times stronger than laudanum. According to
rumors ahoat, it Is believed that Mcdonald for a
long time past contemplated committing suicide,
as some four weeks ago Mr.. Charles Suttin, the
Warden, found two sharp knives in his possession,
and took them from him. How the prisoner OBJ
tained these weapons, or by what means the poison
was smuggled into his cell, as yet remains mys-
tery.-N Y cypress, of Monday.
[McDonald died about . O. clock the same eve
ning.l
The principal of ladies' seminary in Connecticut
has put upon the Pennington river a four-oared
boat for the use of her pupils, who are TO for
the development of their muscle.
Since the first of January 35s, 900 more bushels
of wheat have been received at Milwaukee than at
Chicago. The latter city leads her rival in receipts
of flour.
The Buffalo cypress thinks there is no doubt
that Mr.. Fillmore will support the nominees of the
Chicago Convention. This is home authority.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May I5.-The Gov ode Committee
are still engaged in investigating as to what appli-
ances, if any, employed to effect the passage
OF the Lecompton bill. 1t is said that Attorney
General Black will be examined tomorrow F.
W. Walker, of Brooklyn, testified to-day that Mr..
Wendell never made contract or agreement with
him, as has been charged to assist in passing that
or the "Engsh bill, although Mr.. Wendell paid
him 81 500 at the close of last session, for what
purpose does not appear.-The House Committee
on Post Offices and Post Roads decided to favor
Col. Butterfeld's route, and instructed that bill
be reported granting him the postal contract he
desires, touching at twelve points on the Mexican
Gulf weekly, at a cost of 5000, 900 per annum.
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PHILADELPHIA, May l5.-The friends of Bell and
Everett are making preparations for grand rati-
fcation meeting to be held in Pennsylvania square
on Thursday night. Distinguished speakers are
announced for the occasion, including grandson
of Patrick Henry
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WILMINGTON MARKET, May l4-Turpentine-Saes
Saturday of ,502 bbs. Turpentne at $500 for yellow
dip S55 for hard and So per bbl for virgin being
decline of cts per bbl hard previous quota
tons To-day 60 bbls. changed hands same rates
TarSaes Saturday of 200 bbs Tar and day of only
30 bbls. do. at 81 per bbl. Rosn.-One small lot (lO
bbls No Rosn sold Saturday at 81 per bb for
$50 lbs Spirits Turpentne5O0 bbs Spirits Turpentine
were sold on Saturday at AZ cts per gallon for country
lots. No transactions reported to-day.
ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET, May 14.-Upwards
of 200 900 Herring and 200 Shad brought up on
Sunday and to-day. The catch of Herring the upper
landing is reported excellent but lower down the
there but few fish taken. Prices slightly lower
than last reported, viz $5 50a6 per thousand
ring and Sl2G14 per hundred for Shad Scarcely any
bunch fish are being caught and prices altogether
nominal.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK May 15-Cotton is rm-sales of12 600 bales
Flour is depressed-saes of 5000 bbs decline of 5
l0 cts; State SIS 90 Ohio s6d62O Wheat depressed
sales of q 900 bushels red Western 81 40 white 81 65
Milwaukee Club SIPS Corn is active-sales of S5 900
bushels mixed 7o@74 cts; yellow 75G7S cts Pork is
heavy; mess S17 .50G1s12k; prime $1250G13.75 Lard
is firm. Whiskey closes with no buyers over q n cts
Sugar is firm; muscovado 64G74 cts Spirits Tur-
pentne closed firm. Rosin is steady sl52k Rice is
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS

COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find an extensive stock of
NEW AND DESIRABLE COODS
such
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS,
FINE j + W LRY,
every description.
ALBATA WARE TEA AND COFFEE SETS,
SPOONS AND FORKS, FINE CUTLERY, CLOCKS,
PLATED CASTORS,
CAKE BASKETS, ICE PITCHERS,
FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MILITARY GOODS
MILITARY COMPANIES FURNISHED
The above goods fer sale low, wholesale and retail
CANFIELD, BRO & CO.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.

Rrrr,1o Nav IA "Tha pon n St;n,o, p.,a;
dent of the Canada WESLEYAN Confsrencn ss
dnood ~ a. T1fa " ' 5 m .I Ie, " as , inti u
,rb;ob o oa a f n. n P'TseH,eu CO.. an auuf ess'
~ l VI VI M % NV 1eie. eu' ~. otihsoh alter
mer foS tne m an man
~. oS tle nev. mr. huriourt
Tba ceii of tho Toneara vne saae Uolerence. ,o
me ta.i Vi the Conference was resumed:
F WAS presented rom Tue 'ohn street
nanont !or a,a lor lIs per
m 4bi, ~ oelnS the hrst M. \. Church
W. on .lis f con''len' he'erfeu 10 special commit
'eI y. roaoInt;o,, r.o, ,t,.u,,,
tion Of rnIa ;t he iins ior tne lnser-
elecinn by tba Ganoro, Tonfna, regaa,ng am tne
onento ai;tors nd tba romnansioi; oi al pooh
Of the Missionary Societv 'p'"'i"s "e'Fe'ary
~ ~, tty m .n.io's.
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CHURCH's HEART ANDEs.-This is the last
day of the exhibition of Church's great painting OF
the "Heart of the Andes" in this city. The rooms
of the Historical Society will be open from A. NJ.
until 10 p NJ
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Those pleasing ac-
tresses, the Misses Nelson, will appear at Holiday
Street Theatre this evening In the comedy of the
| Invisible Prince and in the farce of the Laughing
Hyena.
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meeting of the friends of Heenan was held in
New York on Monday evening. Resolutions were
adopted, and committee appointed to collect
the pugilist.
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Carriage Factory Burnt.
New YoRK, May 15.-Denman's extensive carri-
age mandatory at Railway, New Jersey, was
burnt last night. Loss S50O00, insured for $50 OOO
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Later from MexicO--Great Liberal Victory---
MiramOn's Second Corps cut to Pieces---
Capture of San Luis POtosi and Fifteen
Hundred Prisoners.

Capture of San Luis POtosi and Fifteen
Hundred Prisoners.
New ORLEANS, May l4.--The brig Stetson has
arrived from Tampico, bringing dates to the 9th
inst. The Picayume's correspondent reports a
great battle near San Luis Potosi, between 1000
ReachQnists and large force of Liberals. The
latter were victorious, and the second corps of Mi
ramon,s army was cut to pieces. Eighteen pieces
OF artillery and l 800 prisoners were taken, with
all the baggage ammunition and stores. General
La Vega, the chief commander of the Reactionists,
with other officers, were captured Generals Ur-
quza and Caravajal took possession of San Luis
Potosl. large number of Liberal officers have
been summoned to Vera Cruz to commence a com
bined attack against the capital
New ORLEANS, May l5.-Advices have been re-
celyed from Tampico of the 9th instant, giving an
account OF great battle San Luis Potosi
about four thousand men being engaged on each
side. The Reactionists were completely routed,
with loss of eighteen cannon, one thousand pris-
oners, and their whole baggage and ammunition
train. The Liberals entered San Luis amid the re-
joicings of the people.
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The trial of Hicks alias johnson, charged with
the murder of the captain and crew of the scboo-
ner edwin A. Johnson in the harbor of New
Court of New York on Monday
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The Elkton Democrat states that the large peach
orchards in Sassafras Neck, in that county, and in
some other places, are likely to produce much
better than it was supposed they would earlier in
the season. The apple trees were never before so
ful nf hlnssoms
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Mayor Hall, the Republican Mayor of Utica,
resigned his office on Friday. The Aldermen as
sembled, and after balIoting for long time for
successor, adjourned. The city is now without a
chief officer.
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Geographic despatch received in Lynn
recently, but was refused by the person to whom
IT was sent, on the ground that he didn't recognise
me hGnd'orrttng as belonging to the one who was
said to have sent it,
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MATING

OIL CLOTHS
JOHN RNBULL,
242 BALTIMORE STREET
HAS NOW IN STORE
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
VELVET,
TAPESTRY,
BRUSSELS,
Billy,
INGRAM.
- and VENETIAN N
C4RPETI
WHITE AND CHECK ED MATING,
or the celebrated GOwqua and other brands just
from Canton.
OIL CLOTHS.
New patterns and STYLES "ecall particular aenio
the Marquetry Floor Oil Cloths made expressly for sales
IN this market.
The above offered wholesale and retail low prices
aph
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THE HARDEN JURY.-The Belvidere IntelLiqencer
thinks the manner in which the jury upon the
Harden trial performed their final duty is worthy
of all praise After they had gone into their rooms
a constable sent for a Bible-a chapter was
then read by the foreman then all kneeled down
IN prayer 1t was then agreed that each one should
hand in his verdict which was done, and the YER
dict was unanimous as to the guilt of the prisoner
Each one rose in his place and gave his reasons on
which be founded his opinions of the prisoners
guilt. Then the jury closed with reading chap
ter, and prayer.
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They are having some trouble in Cleveland
about colored children attending the public schools
One man brought the matter before the Board
and that body directed that it was foolish and
hurtful prejudice, and told him that his little girl
must sit beside negro or leave the school.
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
DECEMBER Term, lS59,-ANNAPoLIs, May l5.-No.
l6. Special docket. The Hoffman Steam Coal
Company The Cumberland Coal and Iron Com
pany. Appeal from the Equity side of the Circuit
Court for Allegany county. The argument in this
case was further continued and concluded by VIM.
Schley for the appellant
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The LATE VIOLENT RAIN SToRM.-The violent
rain storm of Friday morning did not, it appears,
extend very far east of this section of the country
The Boston papers of Friday complain of cOntin-
uance of the protracted drought in the New Eng
land States and report the woods fire in several
directions. Near bingham, Mass, on Thursday, a
fire had tend, over 200 acres OF woodland and
was still raging. In some parts of New Hampshire
they have to drive the cattle many miles for water,
so severe is the drought. We have accounts of
heavy freshets in different sections of Pennsylva-
mia. At Harrisburg, the Susquehanna was very
high on Friday and Saturday, but no serious dam
age was done there. After protracted drought,
fine rain set in at Charleston, s. c., Wednesday
night, and continued on Thursday. In many sec
tions of Virginia the crops have been damaged by
heavy rains.
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CO X S R sds 3 D BrsTpdyE2c P A : I E.
ROACHES RATS, NICE AND BED-BuGS.
We, the undersigneG do certify that We have tired Coxs
Pa>e destroying Reaches. Rats, Nice and Bed Bugs
aud find the Paste r. rate article to destroy the above
named verGn.
W. n. Glahaush, Fnun ain Hotel
" II. liams, Fountain tote.
John Carroll Eutaw Uouse.
Iienry Fairbanks, General Wayne Hotel.
l. H. Poumairat, A. and 40 Light street.
= : Carson 70 Park street
W. Meade Addison, L. =. District Attorney
A. Williamson, 56 q stree.
solomon Blum, 3l5 W Baltimore street,
i,eyrlts, Stephens Il Thomas, 326 W. Baltimore str ct
u ~ Coliaday, 45 and 465 W. Fayette street
,d y or sale by COX,
mEiSh htr 2Tf W Pratt street, Bal imore.
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To- sheared 800 head Hogs were sold at from 81
to IS for stifed and from So to sS25 per 100 lbs for
cornfed Cows in demand, and $50 head were sold
at from $40 to 500, according to quality and condition
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NoTIGE;
Fok TIE SPRING AND SUMMER
~ ISpAH Wal KER co,
~ q TO UIL LDTVG
GEN ILEMEN'S AND YOITFIliS Nhhf'
SfltlNG AND SUMNER CI pTuINc
LATEST STY LES Ann . Tri,n,, r,u,
~ lIs ~ ~Di MADE AND MADE To ORDER
MADE TO ORDER SHIRTS
N SUPERIOR STYLE
Which warrant in every respect New s,r,a.s
LONDON AND PARIS COLLARS, attached or senar.,
New style of Nf"'a'e'
LONDON AND PARIS CUFF, e
Stitched, Wov+n Embroidered, Corded, and Marsees
BUSUMS both French and Irish
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
OF all the newest and best styles az ...
English, French and German HALF HOSE; Silk, Gossa
mer and Gauze CNDERShIRTS; Linen, Jean and Knit
DRAWERS; Kid, Silk Thread, Beaver and Dog
TIES, SCARFS AND CRAVATS
All styles. at moderate and uniffrm prices ..L.t
CONSrA Bile, WALKER Il Co.,
my9ur 100 baltimore St, opposite the Museum.
A DVANCES MADE ON COLLATERALS BY
~ dlgH TIIOS. J. CARSON.
A DVANCES MADE ON COLLATERALS BY
n APPS 90 THO. CARSON
1 ONDON BROWN STOUT AND SCOTCH
AALE just received BY GREEN ZOE, So a
HIn 81 baltneEe street.