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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21

MERCHANTS VS.. PEDDLERs.-The following
petition, in reference to peddlers in the
market will be presented at the next meet.
ing of the City Oouncil;.
Your memOrialists, citizens of the City Of
Cincinnati, represent unto your honorable
body that they are engaged in retail business
in this city, and that IN consequence of the
violation of the ordinance defining the
spaces of apd regulating the markets within
the City of Oiucinnati," by which said ordi-
nance the sale OF goods, wares, &c, by other
than females or aged or afflicted males, yonr
petitioners are greatly injured 10 their
business, the sai0 sale of goods, wares, &c,
in markets being carried on on the market
spaces OF our city principally by young, stout,
able bodied maits, who, preftrf ng this mode
OF earning their subsistence, compel retail
merchants, If they should wish TO com pete
with the market peddlers, 10 take their goods,
or a portion thereof out of their respective
stores and offer them for sale ia the market
spaces, by which mode of sale they them.
selves would become viOlators of said ordi
nance.
Your memoriaiists would further repre-.
sent unto yanT honorable body, that the city
ordibanee above referred 70, does not sui.
ficiently protect them in their business, and,
while they are heavily taxed, tue market-
peCdlsrs, although they do extensive bust
ness, are free fr6m taxation.
Your boz orabie body is, therefore, hereby
requested TO take such measures as viii
more enectually protect The business Of the
r5tatl merchants OF this CITY.
L
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BOARDING.

R0ARDR g. A man and wife desire a pleasant
- 'front.' laom, IA a family whore there arc no
other boaIders References exchanged Addrass
P.i Press Office. mb2IsbS
EROAh DiNG-Two nice front rooms { Z rent
~ with boarding, to a gentleman add ladS one
FINISHED ard one uDturDished. Also, thres Reutlo
men ean be accommodated, whore there are but few
bo9IdeIs Apply 81 Longworth St. mh2l b
ROAR DING A large unfuruished front room,
II with board, gas. use OF bath, with hit and cold
water eau be had b. apply ug at D Plum-st , Op-
posite City PaikI corner Of Eighth and Plum.
lmh2O b.
ROARDlNG-A feR families or siogls gentle
n men can he accommodated with Dlspant looms
and comfortable poard Alsn, a few day bnarders
Ian be ace mmoda'ed, at No. ~ Long worth, bet.
vine bno kace'sts, South eide, mh2D-bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21

A MODEL LE0lsLAfURH-At the iats So
sion OF the Illinois Legislature, the msmhoni
among other extravaganza, voted thnn-
selves q gold pen each, valuedat SIS. Suns
Of the members, who had 10 special use iof
god pens, effected . "dickoT' with the
oastors, and the Ike articles Of houlehcA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21

A CASE OF IETEREsT TO REKrRRs-A case
Of interest TO ~oceupiers- of apartments 10
Paris has just been decided before tie OWL
Tribunal. Ii has long been a question
whether a tenant # furnished or unfar-
nished apartments may sublet, especially
the former. IL is now decided that hs may
unless there is al express CLAUSE 10 his lease
1000 frsncs a month did all this, but was
ousted by his lApdlsdy, who has been con-
demhed IN damages and expenses for the
injury her tenant has sustained. IL ~ well
tor Americans visiting Paris 70 know the
fact snf.Vl a.
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FOUND.

EOUND-A sum Of money, near the Coyington
~ Fery-boat. The owner can get the same by
proving property and paying for this advertisement.
[mh20-b'l
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REV. WV. PRICE, of Covington, KY, will
preach in the High.street Baptist Church
this evening.
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STRICKEN out. The time had come when we
must not handle such matters with silk
gloves. Buchanan was not only wicked,
but q traitor. tCheers.l Let US tell the
truth let US throw down the gauntlet and
let those take Il up who will. [Oheersl
A delegate said that no one doubted but
the late Administration was wicked-basely
wicksd-but II was unnecessary TO repeat II
in the resolutions.
The motion TO strike out was lost.
The Convention then proceeded TO sslecta
candidate for Mayor, Benjamin Eggieston,
Thomas IT. Weasner, @. r. wilstach aud
Josiah Kirby being named. Three ballots
were had, with the following results
WpoT varVor
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L. A. Harris and DR.. Jordan were selected
as candidates for Justices of the Peace, by
reclamation.
The committee appointed to inform Mr..
Eggleston of his nomination, reported that
he was not in the city, but his friends had
given assurance that he would accept.
The convention then adjourned, with three
cheers for the ticket.
Below is a summary of the ticket nomi-
mated:
!. Mayor-Benjamin Eggleston.
2. Solicitor-R. B. Hays.
3. Police Judged. P. Lowe.
A. TIessurer-J. D. Caldwell.
s. Auditor-H. II. Shultz.
6. Prosecuting Attorney of Police Court
Mr.. Lsthrop.
Z. Civil Engineer-A. ". Gilbert.
8. Trustee Of Water works-N. W. Adj
ans.
8. Observation-Disclosures Stagge.
10. Director Of Infrmary-J. B. Wey-
man.
IL. Market. master-Mr. Murrin.
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HAMILTON G o NJ M 0 N PLEAS
~ Sarah strider vs. Joseph l., strideE,-EO.
notice that on the 29th day OF January, 1861, the
above complainnsnt hled her Petition in the Court
agaiuB, HIM, wherein she charges the said defend.
ant with gross neglect Of Gutg, extreme cruelty
said husband. have aiimony. her name changed 70
Montgomery, and have costs that said suit is nov
ant snail ooppesr On or beioIs The ed DAY Of Match
next, snd show good cause for delay, the same will
be heard in bis absence, and d decree taken therein.
ROB'T O0RH,
feT rive Attorney for Petitioner.
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ARRIVAL OF W. II. RussELL.-W. H. Rus.
sell The iemous Orimean correspondent Of
tns Ag0bia, on Saturday, and e stopping at
the Clarendon Hotel.
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LOST


OhT.-A blaok-and-t4n terrier slut, sick With
ne distsmper Any one returning her g. 81
- reaII-st Willie rewarded mhsl b
nSIN BOOK q Monday a Plumbers pass.
book marked 1H0S. y NEWMAN, su Fifth or
ttne sts The finder will be rewarded by returnlng
nc .amst 70 1l0 Wet Fifth-At, mh2l os
1bIee swine. two barrows AID a SOW. two
% them saR tied with black and Que red with
tmal sp,ts The hinder nil receive SO o. r~eturufuE
- y OS hlzADsth 81 NH Sc
OsT-On "Wednesday East, . letter, aidressei
10 MAGGlE n Todd The nuder is wei.
fmS TO the money flhe letter 4 returned, through
the Postothee. y MAGGIE y. TODD ahI9 az
.OsT GA Saturday afternoon, between Nor.
us y on Race 81 Just below Seyenth. and the
2 incl q Fourth and Woe, q medium .siled Brooch,
tiack Rtouud, with a bnnoh Of npEes Ia m9stIo'
2 returning Is 70 23 Weat Righth,st, the hinder
~ 70 IeWAIdea mh2O ~
OST-DoG-S5 REwABD about March IS,
- q .Nfry large ! ewfouudtlHd Dog; e1ior, back
ttqwhite hao o. a leather oSlhr. wiz payS1ie
fpfe tsNsTo ,r ipforma'i.n by which 1 cea a "a
tht fotcfice. uhIq, -
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METEOROLOGICAL Internationally Henry
Ware No. 7 West Fourth-st., March 90:
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Milstsch 70
65
When the vote was first taken Mr.. Egple-
ston's vote was but n~inety-two, three less
than was necessary, but several ballots were
Immediately changed, leaving the result as
above.
The Convention then took recess till two
o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
In the afternoon the balloting progressed
rapidly, so that the Convention adjourned at
-four o'clock.
There being but one candidate for City
Solicitor, R. B. Hays was nominated by ac-
clamation.
The most interesting race, however, was
for City Treasurer, the candidates being
William Stoms, J. D. Caldwell, &. Falls and
E. B. Townsend.
FIRST BALLOT.
IN ......,......S7
Z
.. SECOND BALLOT.
..... ...........94
OhiuWel
...., ..s ..us.s... ~. .r.... lS
THIRD BALLOT.
....s.. -.... .s..... .s..a. .,..... .u.QA
81
On the third ballot, one member from the
Fifth Ward was absent, and the whole num-
Der of votes cast was only 1873, and the result
a tie. The candidates and their friends oc-
cupied the interval before the next ballot in
actively canvassing, and by rallying; the
former tried TO smile, and certainly did so,
but their bearing too clearly betrayed the
fact that the state of uncertainty was any
thing but pleasing. The issue was finally
Joined, and the result was as below:
Caldwell. ....".. ......
...,... IT
For Auditor, II. H. Sbultz and e. Vase
mich were named. The ballot was as fol-
lows:
Shultz. ll5
70
The remaining nominations were made as
below;
PRoeECUTINu ATTORNEY.
u. =. "a
W'h'
CIVIL ENGINEER. "a.
A. W. Gilbert nominated by reclamation.
TRUSTEE OF WATER WORKS.
Z. 2. onte..."-...."......"".. ..."...................... SO
n. W.
CITY COMMISSIONER.
a.. ID. 80
Frederick ....... ....... ......,. IL
. L. Smitn lOS
DIRECTOR OF THE IsFIRMARY.
Joeeph SO
d wey IL
Do"u'i 10
MARKET MAsrER-Firs Ballot.
Luke ........ ............ 20
SSam DoIDS 4
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REGISTER,

AiriUa!s-Telegrsph, Louisville; Forest Queen.
MsdisG3 @agSeIis MaysyIllei ! w Gheesmtn,
A'i%zonia, Memphis; Lady Pike, Nashville ian.
cater no, 9, Neville; Ohio No. J, Marietta; Madi.
.Depovtvre.- Telegraph, Louisville; Forest Queen.
MtoIson Magnolia, me1syillei Lancaster No. 4,
Neville Cricket No q, Marietta; Messenger, Mem.
bhtsi AliZouis, Pittsburg; Dacotah, PittsburR:
Linden, Pittsburg; Tecumseh, New Orleans.
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EOR ALE-HOUSE- Desirable residence
- property No. 3l5 Baymiller ST., between Find
lay and York, lot 20 by 100 feet, new brick cottage
Of four rooms. built suitable TO raise one or two
stories, good cellar, front, side and rear yard, John
ct. cars pass it, making it convenient to business.
For particulars inquire of CHAS. G.. MANNING,
No. 124. Walnut-st. between Third and Fourth,
j. o O. +. Regalia Depot. mh2l.cs
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EOR SBLE-HOUSE-A good house in Home
II City Oen miles below the citv, and only three
or four inmates walk from Delhi Station, J Of seven
rooms dining room and kitchen frame. balance
bTick-in good condition., title fTst-rate, with graue
vii es and fruit trees in prime bearing order. The
property rents for 800 per year, will be sold cheap
owner intends leaviDgfhe city For further particu-
lars call or address NJ. A. SHANNON Anchor Iron
opposite the Little Miami railroad Depot. mk2l.f@
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WANTED.

WAETS,v "FoR sALB," "FoR RENT y
"LOsT," "F0UND," "BoARDING," ao.-Ad-
~rerferevh cossta0 under hcss headings, not ssoseds
ING Ere lives, wfl Be Inserted tstsJor al cents.
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~ AET,ED- IA married man, of
W middle age, speaking b1th EUgish aud Ger,
man, is desirOus Of a situation AS Travelling Agent
IN the nsfth western part Of Ohio fr some whole
itor Of a PAPER In that part Of the State and his
extensive travels there made him acquitted with
Q gOoo many business men. Address Il, IL OaiIv
Press oheo Good references given. mhis.f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21

Hepubliean snveutiou-Union n euoIuflona
AdoPtod-A strRight Ticket Nominated.
The Republican Convention for the nom-
nation Of a city ticket, was held at the
Melodeon Hall yesterday. The house was
densely crowded with delegates and specta-
tors, all Of whom seemed to take an unusu-
ally lively interest not only in the nomins-
tons but the character Of the resolutions. It
is needless to say that the Union sentiment
was unanimous, and that the feeling that the
laws ought to be enforced was deep and
general.
IL being understood that q number Of the
present incumbents would be re~nominAted;
the great interest conferred upon the Mayor,
Auditor and Treasurer, for which positions
the contest was animated, but conducted
with good feeling.
When the wards were called, in accordance
with a custom SO ancient that the memory
of man runneth not TO the contrary" two
delegations appearedfro the Fourth Ward
one led by Andrew Batcheldor and the other
by r. X. Payne. The other delegations were
reported full, with no contests. T
On motion, a temporary organization was
Effected by the appointment Of Lewis French
as Chairman, and A. B. Mullett as Secretary.
The following Committees were then up.
pointed, consisting of one member from each
ward:
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TIE DAILY EXCHANGE,
PUBLISHED BY
K f 4 + d G o..
n. F. CORNER Of BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS

TIE DAILY EXCHANGE is printed upon clear white paper
ard With lo and distinct type, which Is Constantly 70.
neTed thus Offering merchants and others making use
otis columns, pecnar cayauges Tor the conspicuous
aroelig display OF their advertisements which in con.
necto" wish its already large and steadily Increasing sub
scTption list IL -Ees it Tie desirable medium fer All
vertising presented to this community
- 40 EXPENSE OR Labor IL SPARED to fur. fal
t's fe",f'i Of TIE EXCHANGE with til, ro7t prompt tai
and aneh; intelligence upon II matters Of paIic mt r
esL- domestic or foreign
III lts COMMERCIAL DEPAFTN ENT, and especially in
a t'lat relates to It's REPORTS OF The DOM STIC
i>hiafa, il has established for Itself reputation Which
jushes the merchants OF this clg in recognizing il as
STANDARD AUTHORITY npau al those subjects in which
teir business int ests involvei whilst the leading
!ashe!a and Commercial topics Of tie Gay under
oaFcisu ftTiew in il" editorial coiunns.
The interests OF commerce and the state o: the markets are
Sn constantly aud Intimately affected ny aspect pait;
cal affairs Throughout the world, that q journal which
Gires to oe anything mere than commercial report
eT or daily price current rust necas riy devote
able pace to the dissemination of p0tical intelligence and
Tie discussion Of political questions In this department of
tire paper which, apart from its commercial Importance
also possesses and exclusive interest Of it. own
1t die ohtec Of TEg EXCHANGE preserves position Of
hneS ard fearless Independence, equally removed FROM
se'v' partsanshi7 uron tia hand and tiTaid
tra!itv upOn the other.
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Stdths, G>saali, TT.

s9S0+hs, e2&|s""BF, III.
V0RK, GETTYSBURG, CuANBnR8BUPG,
2 RAR&ISBURG and s:IUDLEruWN PASF E,TEz3
for sale at h"erai discount by
is,l,r THO ). CARSON.
{ lULD POI. SALE, in suns 10 suit. at 2 small
~ premium Nv t.elGI TAO j. CARSON.
S4 ARYLAND STATE SKIES.
l To- sale 'i15 ..e GA" o'A I5j1 $r02qS
hTUT!CG. -
- ge ere Pre2arsd to give CASH ADVANCES on con.
sFfp;3s,ts to cur friends HesF /. Wo5d@%rd & Co,
art corner Of cneersiaa ,6d LOMBARD street
AIOHIHW ESTE3N VIRGINIA RAILROAD
ia5 dNDS ''F sale by 8sA assta: J aAEg 5
{ tOLLECTIONS Oh ALL PRONIN
6tl EXITS SOUTH AND WEST made $I2l BY .-,o,-
baltimore AND OHIO RAILEOAD co
20 - EQN D5 wanted by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.
"to-t' nAsei2tit Chesapeake Bank,
sALTiaGKE AND OHIO r. r. BONDS 1897.
~ Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1875
so.sr q Va s.r5 g. bond, IT ao i;s'
O n2s sA1HE da nAhats' E !S
TiRGItIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BAEE
ea 10 '"' sale BY T' % 4: 1: 2A ABS
kACHANGE ON NEW YORK, PHILADEI-
~ ~ III EhLA' BusTo%. RICHMOND: PETERS sURG and
ie19,t 2fi Bal'imsre street.
TNUURkgNT BANk NOTES AND DRAFTS
- or all points South sn West purchased at best rates
iiese-te Fit a, + h G ii,5Sst i;;a.+
E9ROTHER& G0NIUGER,
OFFER FOB a F1F 'HAT1E 3E iF s zap st9i;
tam. lnbI6tg
1 DYAHCBs MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
2 az5 AID APPROVED coLLAT9EA ~ by, .4.pso
4sN OF RAL1. u.s. d sT4oS E1 45
nj AEILAhD SKIES - 3iaryIa s Der cent
A'-S ir5 iteea lean 70: sale by
-. -, BaEeInr@e heHnpeake Bank.
'5lAE PAPER Eist33T Al'aD by
jal7u S'A''' i ia sH Y. . = SOS,
p x o, R. r. BONDS 1856? WANTED ny
= sS,s JNo $. CUTTINGS 8 co,
@CElP OF NEW YORK AND PaILADGI,
- PHiA lESuRAECH CohPAHIEa wan:ed bg.
5ea2tf & 'E EoShS q sis55: IL
GsTFRLIg4 EXCHANGE,
- ANS + For sale by EEoT : &C.
,aSTOCKS of ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
NC si,n sold 5y jNo. s. Cuttings &c0.,
gu - South ST.
M ioSUURi 8's FOR SALE By
IN ~ JNo s. Cuttings : CO;
NE ERCHAhTS BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
III LNo. s. CUTTINGS x Co,
s2.i % SnG:h IT.
g1'lREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
= Dy SAMUEL Hh8RIS, il.
Jel'-lL GaSeaent Chesapeake Bank
NJ ARYbhND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
~ JNO. S. Cuttings d co,
sell % South St
{ 10aNEECIAI4 q FARMERS BANK 5TOOK
Swanied ~ JNO. $. GITTiNGS < &C,
9oti - South ST.
III EN- YORE MARINE INSURAN0N SURF
- Ra1tea "y KNOX & CO,
9p@stt Exchange ?iace.
pALTIMORE 6 PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
AShy SsTI. HARRIS, If,
-Jnil-u Basement Chesapeake Bank.
| NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
- R&nted by SAMI, HARRIS, Jr,
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SS'-'s@fss
IVA AkiiS LEWIS,
Has speos, a., EG 4 s5CoS y. 4I&4Ei,
SfoGE&,' BIlvS'so purchase and sale o
: a. y ~. :, z,.= ia the New Eor, market
w 80 ~ ~. i-.} mr., r.,.-..-
Pew. :-..,,,. 70 i sEu5Ez1nt' 1E% EG -
c;ai a- ,ii m +, t "sSetat'5a Of oomlnes
Cash ,!yarces me- On 9ciI si.> ph2otf
| ri pi S.|, STOCKS AND bDkDS
sf1nqy- m ., E2oGHT AND SOLD
No ~ : SE sa,.zl s- 5I e.. G2,
EEyS and sells on Co5g.atssiG ~ -'+--'
S&J5.5c4TIAnL nusi Esq FIFER,
gEANTs nI5C0UNrs ~ AFFIRMED l a!Ss,JRIrfgs
Bj-tS IVF sai : ~ ~ : .i,''h iEE S
RtES Nd SELLS tRsFCr IS SEti!,Ar%%Ifi t,,rs
.-s hsiaess 10 '' '' s''S h'' OF bF' i1. 9fd
| - - !l:;,-L.
l. ','-'-'''' e. ! T TT3iA6' ,v
90 a y Z 4 GlAk P1PER,
| '.'' - 81 ''ia5. ,I!.r1AoRE, ND,
COMMERCIALLY
rAFH'' o $50 .,',, ''l' t''''''@',
q Loans on ,s5 las 5Ii
] L. 1ioGINN & CO,
"''ES No { Z Ei = @l4 srf' 2R, ,s
Buy ana sell on coIr.1iss'-, 2sir e,r.t-,,>,
-, "a O. =, ,, IN. ana Ter ,'arss> 4afa
3 hH kASoA a. SMITH,
Eego,;a,o ssr,,,,4 No q aegsa @5@zlE,
for stocks IN tFis ana ollie iar,.s+ a '"clt 2fs
"a :yG.-T7,- ,,rI-,I,--,---- = }a12 y
Iafh JNni BUSiE itc$c.
I'VE snrrTN' y-ar,
NJ, - : 80 -, . ~, IT,
Firsi Sc,,s. 80, W u. ~ go
AtigI.is ar5 -a ~ ~. ;li Sttree''
NEGOTIATION q SiFt!f s'alT II X Z, 20 INC
-'----'i / :, r,--.r,r,-.,.- ., ..
EFFECTS LOANS ON STOCKS NJ E18iNE "S PAPER.
MAKES Adv NOES ~ ~ ~ Sftt ttliIhS.
GRANTS GI${t1i+Ng5s IN ,I ~ p. = "a iS
Sri,ir-'lss9 ~ itt - = ~, .'N5i' - i.i'
ai} Tp ", jft StltS II, AL thu markets,
RT 55vtGS &c . III t:EStNFits Ahi BANKING
- 100 ~ AM ~ sffAN MULES. jeGtf
EMO g EITTTTkrnc ; n.
. RANKEE 4; 5 ExeIH 4 !, \, s,oss..
No = &aIrS57 9+ 80 y 1>>'tNE-i-A'
uy and Sei1on Commas on St1, "a, s.fr.s~, 4, ,-
aud other EaEkCts " '''''-' 80 '"''
Purchase and sal Ground Rents
Soys,ieta made on 3to>s, Esai sa.e EgaEs AMI ohe-
f' Esso:ia;a TINE papcr and Stool. Loan.
Gase collections on ali aoccss,bS points in the United
Receive deposits in f:eGEahe and Tesg,7t Fprf. A.,
I3eats 5tersf cij5 ~ ~ = iitai III al" a. ;s DEPART
- ;t.S@sa On 'el21,'2 iaiSti
ksAauEA HARRIS ( SONS,
- BANKS. ;SS. STOCK EEC;3 i %GE
No !as T: Irt,.or. sr'e.. - >s7"1'E's>'
Col kT On eli acc.ssi:,a ronts IN 49, -.,; at.. go
Caaatas, Promptly a-,i On -. HECK '''f7 s'
t4H'
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HU0JES' STANDARD g4lANuRE
FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CULTURE,
ra e. :. 80, - ..---- $3.50

sgItGj' STANDARD s5alAsjURE
FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CULTURE.
n80DES7 MANURE
@ asr C as sS' to o a sGR iss Re can can
procure supplies by addressing ''1
EN-. Nj. nH e Z y 4, : CO,
e-rRIoE 50 PEE TON, 2oo LBS CASH ap5Sa%irn
- Sixty tons WHITE MEXICAN, containing -iG7 per
St2 G'he Po5 elats % lime ahd dirty tons BROWN
plate Of lime, aadii1G and fqy ME t,y
apl9H il and 3 is s5Ssf s x Mari
a. u a H 0
m W. 'o on9 Dealers Farmers and Fante that have
numerous customers viz genuine and una,jaerated
o1r stock IS uncqna!!ed in its extent variety, and quail
tS' D. ahy house in the trade. Weua
81 PERUVIAN GUANO,
IvnRG 1asoS FROM d4 S H %sal lEs6, Ard 's
ICHAB0E GUANO,
ELIDE ISLAND (CALTFORNIAl 0UANO.
BAKERS ISLAND GUANO,
Of Greet importation into this market per snip MARY
g.-.,.-., Jarvis IsLAEb GUAHo,
Of ie S sa o. F e W. va are the sole authorized Agents
WHlTE AE&itA& G0s&Hf,Yi.
n..... A BROWN, MEXICAN GUANo.
Doctor D. Stewards celebrated
! PLANT FOOD AND CRUST PREVENTIVE. :"
| w.RvI ,>yn ro,rp,.v,s
| syrrDTz3 nrTC.Z,T, NJ, ~, T,,p
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Which We will sell on most favorable terms, in lots from
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8rain' Floqr ana tuano Warehouses,
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For AaryIsHd ana Virginia.
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FOR The r,,Icsa ~ sI 20 Z, 20 e n Z ,,,
FLOUR AIM lin NJ : q rs ~ ~ = f'o'
pPgePr,rrst ~ VEN Inn ''' :
G!nKrY HAN O. T.itiT1Sra
BowhE 4 MFRcsR,
q H. = tTCi b %
: & II. WARREN,
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! I'VE SUPER HpSFssT4 Tg q +
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NlallGa I'M S...nztg

$500 keis:s:ss;2 GOLD MEDAL. PIIE09-
"a - 2; "a siAHuFACEUiEH Ev EE%ZE GarILE
III y II N.REEGGHs.
res 10, y and 10 y. EEeAT srrsET
OFFICE.
~ o!.iitsA8t GCEEEE CT EUThT AND F.7=~-c C---44a
ihf undersigned har hand ~. rT-
ss5"riments Q! ilANo tOEfE5 ia THIS ci.y r.,rr ~
na."y 81 hiiEhy power aud sweetness tone, r,...
tH5sl nave by judges b.ea pronounced u,,ria't ' W
re highest PrerliuraG Gold .ieGa-7zsa .-rF.'o s t-
I2Sa ''- t''''- iiiS'it-ie' REID IN tstaH,E,
Every Piano sgayan ted e,r avo vea-z. sas T-f..
eSGh&aSe granted ataRy time yitfig e,-. rfnr+i ~
o. .:s,, II not entirety satisfactory '' ..''' "''
ersGS and prices liberal and = r.
T'.Hfc purchasing elsewhere, '.'' -''..''1'
e. lanes taEen IN eTChangs hired, tuned ana y.--,i
Ia sF@i secondhand Pianos 'oYss'- ,ap- r,- "a. +
aN--,-s..-- HENRY GaF-sP
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VALUABLE FAR

S., AAG AtsiI!I Aisat
- -! y = o " :. Il D COZ y ~.
NEAR THE BALTIMHEG Ana ja!j EA!IEDsD
This Farm contains TWO HU&NRa il AMI FIFTY
IlIS7 OF very supGrio- Land, We wood and wat =. d,
80 sth sla iile huing sites ana Is Gbund4utv Snpri, /,
YIN hne springs and running !. itua.ei on tt
S,ty NeaG leading Ii the FREDERICK turnpike 10 tic
view and IS perfectly healthy, - ~ - "a
j. Will he sold in Parcel or Divided 4, If
~ ierms reasonable ~ ~ suit i'u'0-'a51'S
2;E"y 70 Vt. ". GLENN.