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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06

Of S@ete6, euO IN aCS Cr60te0 as StaSoa OrGta
ally some deperdent oolocies mRds the Union, and In
turn The Union threw off their Old dependence for the
and mado them States such as they are Not oae Of
them had State constitution independent Of the
Union, or course II 10 not forgotten that all the
formed their constitutions before shay entered the
Union, neveythe dependent upon and preparatory
coming into the Unon Urquessionaby the States have
the powers and rights reeerved to Thorn in and By the
rational constitution But among theee surely, are rot
included all conceivable powerS however n.chievous
destructive but at most eIoh Only known 10 tins
world al the time "a s00erDmontJ wers Aud certs,ny
known as governmental or merely adm pissr alive
power This relative mater " rational rowor aud
STATE rights 40 ncp'e 10 no o'her thu tho pIn.
Whole should be confined TO the whole general govern
ent while whatever concerns DULY the state should be
left exclusively to the state This is all there OF
gnsl prnopls about H. whetoer the n,toua cons.itu
tion In defpnipg boundaries between the t~o hos an
Piled the principle with exact accuracy is no! to
nR SECESSION yAIAcY.
We are all bound by that eefping, without
soa that 80" e,assss with Ss sos
stiiuton, is lawful and peaceful. Is not CON
tendtd that there any express law for It, D'd NTH
iog shall etsr Be smpued as lao wh'eA leads 70 uyus
or atsayd consequences. The Satson purchased u.th
n,oney the uns1es Of whth sers-di Of stee ictes
'oye formed a a thai 'hey shoui 80 Of sitaot i'sve
IL the eregate believe nearly hGndred mill to
relieve Florida Of the alb re nal tribes Is it just that
she shall be of without Consent without any
turn The In debt for money applied tie
bsueft these called ssce5cs States In
go unpaid, or the remaining States pay the
whole part Of the present national debt
contractor to pay tie cd debs OF rexss Is iua
that she shall leave and pay part Of til herself
Again. II one State may zee So maj alolAer and vhea
AL ehal have seceded none Iet 10 pay the ds6,s Ia
this quite just to creditors DID notify toe or this
sage view of when we borrowed toair moasyS II
nov recognise this dcosrne b. to wog che secsders
to go I'm peace IT s dfiSsit TO SEQ what We caa don
others choose to go extort terms up viii u they
will promise 10 remain The secetsrs INSIST tba, our
etitui!on admits Of sece.sioa thos have assumed TO
make national constitut OF SEER O@n, 10 ~n,ch OF
necessity hsy have either discarde or retained the
right q secession, they insist II exists IN ours
II they have discarded II they tnerebS admit
that On principle, oash. rot 70 exist in ours II tney
have retained Il By their o~n construction C
one asOsher whenever tbey shall hnd II The easiest
gay. Il settling their dects, q ensottas aay
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TO hs comues;on, eha report himself unable to comply
With such ordev or whenever In the judgment OF the
Preadent OF the United Statee officer OF the army shall
Re 10 any way incspscita.ed from performing the duties
OF his office, the Psee.cert at his discretion shall direct
ae Secretary OF Var TO refer the OF such officer
loard Of net moro then thirteen less than i've
Innsored officers, TO be composed far may be- OF
It's eeoiors in neal rank, and preferably Of officers al
ready retired the determination OF the Board each
shall ith record Of its proceedings be transmit
ted TO the Secretary Of War to be laid before the Presi
osnt 70. hs atp,oyI OF d,spprovh And orders IN the
thed For sotye service, viii report whether 10 lie judg
nent the sad -cspacy results from long and faithful
lice OF du:y, from Sickness or exposure there.
Ia, or FROM shy other incident Of service.
sppore BY the President by and with the advice aad
c0rae OF the senate, adiutaot GeLersl OF the Ns
tousi Guard with The rank q colonel TO taken from
proper qualifications, who shall receive fcr hs
taor The pay ase emou@en's Of colonel OF cavalry,
ns .ca ?vgss as w the nessss; Office fe
to-e sra satorery, AID the printing. OF circulars and
form. prep.'ed q: ths fce for the use Of the Natcra
Guard service, shat, Re ased at the govern Ceut
priisrg cfce. Tat the Acjntalt General * tee Ma.
tnua GuGd shall c-ect throt gu :he Adutart Genera
the srgaa.aor O. that par of the National Guscd sp
rso-e1 20 such STATE q Territory INTO conpsn.ee bat
iaISns sd Ieg'neuisl and he saail prescribe the
fGr1s O. hunter rc,ls to be fnrniened Of each
company, es Il rasy be enrolled, s1d Of regi
nertsi returns when ,sey shs, be formed, acd
,cspecton returns thereof annually thereafter 10 the
north o. Nc7emner &c shalt prepare from inspec-
tlor received By Tim from .he Adjutant Geaeras
The seJer Satse eue rerror es aud tie District Of
Co,orbis spsosi abstract CT the resurns Of the Ma
iona Guec &c be laid beure Congress- at the next en-
SURG session, with ihe other easu-l OF the
II na required b. law and he eh. perfoyra ali such
CHER cu,es relating TO the orsaazatoa sruing equip
ping arc cscipinns the Natioas Guard And the calf
'rs teerr TITO ,he service " the United S,gtse az may
be c!rectso BY ,hc President OF the United sts;ee
Sec lc AID be- itfu,,her enacted Vhst there saai be
e..a ss and sfr' sssSe o.s nsd t%s as
camp Q, rstrurton TO consirt OF gil The field stat and
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COMMUNICATED
I.,.-T Tru nnTNrJ,N rH


MEssRs. EDIToRs: | observe in the columns OF
one of your contemporaries published letter from
Mr.. Harvey, which pretends to give social view
of the opinions which are held in England. To
show how worthless are such parte statements,
offer you the following extract from letter writ
ten by a gentlemen equally as observing and truth
full who left this country to return to his English
home in the latter part of May:
" = For some time past English jour
nails have had information from the South very
direct. All the war they receive through the
Northern press, which is necessarily parte and
clouded by prejudice. This has had Influence
the English mind; for while thus deprived OF
any save modified view of the merits and conduct
of the contest, people here are disposed TO look le
niently upon the Southern cause. | hear it said
frequently, 'We cannot judge of the merits o.
either side, having but one to lock at When you
know that no voice has yet publicly virdcated
the cause of the South, especially upon its
constitutional merits, nor attacked the AID
ministratiou upon its alleged unconstitutional
acts, you will not wonder that apathy obtain!
among people like this, which cares little whether
the United States are all free or all slave States
Say what you will, Euglishmen are slow to Judge
and must hear both sides. With this politica! in
difference, the CRY is for cotton, and, take my wore
for it, Gotten they will have.
''The recent newspaper discussions upon the in
huence of the war in depressing the cotton crop
has received a sudden check by the assurances OF
Russell, backed by straggliug scissor quotations,
that the crop OF this year will surpass the yield
former years. This fact has senced the appre
hension of negro instructions, and exp ained the
non-iulflment Of the abolition predictions of ser
vile rising, the direct effect of the civil
''All this recoils upon the North. Now, add to
this, disgust OF Northern bounce and sensible
doubt of the ability ofthe administration to redeem
its pledges, and YOU see, huddIed together
quite enough causes of English indifference to the
United States, and interest in the 'so-calleC
Conlederacy.'"
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that We are induced to paint out 10 our readefs to
what powers they really owe fealty.
Article l. section of the Constitution of Mary
land says: "Every person elected to any office of
"honor or trust, before he shall enter upon the
s.duties of such office, shall take and subscribe
"the following oath or afirmation-T. -, do
''swear that | will support the Constitution OF
"the United States and that aciH be .tdittfm and
'4rue allegiance bear to the State Of Maryland"
In the Laws of the United States for the natu-
ralization OF foreigners under the head of Aliens,
Article l, section 2, says: "That he (any alien
''sha, at the time of application to be admitted,
"decare on oath or affirmation that he will sup
"port the Constitution of the United States, and
ssihat he doth absolutely and entirely renounce
"and allure all allegiance and fidelity to every
'sforeign prince, potenae, State or sovereignty
'whaever."
1t will thus be seen that there is no obligation
whatever for any citizen of Maryland TO supper
in any way the unconstitutionally exerc ed pow.
ers of any Administration, or TO bear true ale
glance to any other than the State Of Maryland
What is still more significant is, that even a for
eigner is not required to do more than support th
Constitution, but is left 10 make his own election
as 10 what sovereign State he will swear fealty TO
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BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1851

The particulars Of the arrest of the Police Com
missioners. our readers will find in its appropriate
place in another column. The bare recital of the
fact is on this occasion, all that the case demands
of our hands. When the laws and the Constitu-
ton were in existence, such an outrage would
have been the subject for grave comment. But
under present circumstances the impulses and
convictions of American citizens viii guide them
unerringly to the same conclusions to which The
fullest discussion of the facts would also lead
We have been accustomed for eighty-fve years tC
denounce the tyranny of the rulers of four-hfh
of the world, and to boast of the freedom which
we enjoy, and of the spirit with which the Ameri
can people woud resent oppression. Our situa
ton at this moment every man can understand
and we leave each and every citizen to refec
upon the nature of the despotism that was finally
established here yesterday, and TO determine
whether a BRUTUs or a WASHINGTON is needed TO
our deliyerance
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FR0E CAiae.-acamE D.fancs, Ca4so, ygans Sc. W
haw can endure such bot, sultrY days az this
aud ye,is certainly Of the wonders Of creation
The thermometer has stood at about 100 the day
long, and hardly a breath Of air.
had a long conversation to-day with a gentle
man resident in Iowa. just up from New Orleans BY
way of Columbus. He states that the whole line of
railroad from that place up is alive with military
The Southwest is making immense preparations for
the war, under the confident belief of being able
to make short work of Us here, drive the Clutch"
and Gen. Prentiss into the bottom of the Mississippi
and reinstate CIaib. Jackson in the Gubernatorial
chair OF Missouri.-Cor. Cincinnati Gazette.
DEATH OF COMMODORE INGRAHAM.-Duncan N
lngraham, late of the Confederate Navy, died in
Charleston on the 10Th inst While Captain in the
United States Navy he spread the protection OF
the American flag over the adopted citizen Koszta
and gave opportunity for such piece of compost
ton as the Hulseman letter, in some respects the
greatest letter that Daniel Webster ever wrote
The Gien's Falls Messenger says that the Rev. II
Ransom presented one of the volunteers at tina
place with six shooter, and told him that he woulC
pray that each might prove dead shot.
Prince Alfred left Montreal for Quebec on tn,
| 30th
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HEALTH OFFICE Baltimore, July Is 1861.
oF fbS IN he IN If he

HEALTH OFFICE, Baltimore July Is, 1861.
Report Of Deaths City Of Baltimore, for the a9eek
ending Monday morning.
AhScess ap0pirX' L. c olera nfautm o. cOic |;
sumption C.nvulsions l. Group dropsy dropsy in
head drowned q dvsentery caarrhl feve l. scarf
fever TYPHOID l. Inflammation OF bowels inamma
ton Of brain mnaon OF kidneys l. Tiff nation
lungs q inf Ammati of liver l. Dflamm alton Of
inflammation of womb l. uralgA old age g. scn |:
teething 3; unknown iufant.le 10 total IC6
Under year, 49, between and 2, IS between and g. O.
between aud TO- s. between ~ and o. between Is and
% between 20 aud 3d. between 30 and O. between I'D
ami 80 L between 80 and e., B between 60 and 70 be
tween ard So between 50 and &c. l. between 90 100
1: above 100, l. Stillbrths
Males 49, females Go OF which number 90 were colored
persons-0 free; slaves. By order,
II BRADFORD, err off palth
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seESxAL soT4cE 40 ANvaaTfszas Asp
0FEJrRs

ms claims which I'll DAILY EXCHANG makas ppop
the attention of the mercantile and bushes, community
ara amply based upon those principles of mutual benefit
which every intelligent man understand for they are
such as undee success in all industrial and commercial
enterprises. lit can be shown that THE EXCHANGE
admirable medium for ADVERTISING and that in pont Of
circulation it will only com isoa with that Of any
other commercial paper in this city, but tn at this crcul
ton IS dlifused over wider area its merits ms means Of
direct communication with the merchants of other States
will doubtless elicit that attention which shrewd and
clous men are accustomed to that concern
their individual interests. What thee are the factsP We
need not refer to the large city circulation of THE Elk
CHANCE for that speaks for itself lis success in this
spsct is, in point Of time without parallel What We
prop se is to make frank its country crcula
ton because the larger proportion trade of this city
Is derived from the interior The extent which that
laon has reached be gathered from the following
tcuars which give the States to which sent and
number OF postoceR at which is received and dstribut
ed careful collation. Of mail books shows that THF
EXCHANGE is regularly mailed sir hundred and oeIue
poSDceS, scattered through the various States and Terri
tories OF the Unon and that the great bulk of this
circulation Is in those States upon which the merchants
Baltimore most chiefly rely for increase and
ton OF their trade. In MARYLAND alone THE EX
CHANGE is nailed to tao hundred and ffYyttco
which is larger circulation in the counties of our owl
State than is enjoyed by any other commercial PAPER
this city VIRGINIA stands upon the list and afte
Virginia comes
| NORTH CAROLINA,
| SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE,
PENNSYLVANIA,
OHIO,
ALABAMA,
GEORGIA,
LOUISIANA,
KENTUCKY,
| IOWA,
| TEXAS,
and MISSISSIPPI
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80 many remarks are continually made by the
daily papers, concerning the powers of the Ad-
ministration, the duties of the Federal Govern
ment under peculiar exigencies, and the necessity
OF recognizing the actions and obeying the die
tates OF the nation to which we owe allegiance,
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At Mount Hope the st instant 10 the 18th of h
age. ROBERT McELDOWNEY, native OF county Tyrone
Ireland, for the LIST q years a resident of this
The friends of the family invited to attend his funera
from Christ Church, this Tuesday morning, tel
O'Clock
On III 2ls ultimo at the residence Of James X. Cabney
CLIQUE county, Va in the Both Of her age LUCY
T. wife Of George Brewer
At Hopewe!I Cross Roads Hartford county, Nd, sudden
" on Both ul, aged % years, NARY A. the beo
sife Of Ropt NJ. Mitchell, eldest daughter of James
Harriet Fog, If this CITY.
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SDsfial MGiifbs-

FARMERS AND PLANTERS BANK. BALrI-
fr fSHP wv i ISL if g a1 T Closed
On that y mus he made Wednesday, III 81 On which
on Taesds sy ana paper g. R64rE Sg' be
10 rMERCIAL AND rARMERS' BANK BAL
HgFsHY NRxF Ja m Bi avid T Se et9sGR
on tla nay are rqn-sted to be id the Instant, when
uls'0un FIREMAN aE TUX GRdss Sd caSer
MARINB BANK OF BALTIMORE July ID,
RAM K he a R p Mex bang the 4th Of July this
r Will pc Sd N the d INST when paperintended
j.22- PHiLiF LITTIG, Jr Cashier
ERANKLlN BANK, LIST July, 1861 this
L. Bark il;,, will Hs go ED on THURSDAY NEXT OH
10 be p7d on Wednesday, Bird j H. BUCK.
jy22t Cashier.
pANK OF BALTIMORE, Ist July, 1861
sth Of July. Bilsaad Notes due on that day must there
fore be paid % |sne;dey the Sd inst when paper
jy23t -. = G. GIBSON, Cashier.
THE BANKING HOUSE OF PURVIS & co
4 will b. CLOSED on THURSDAY July 4th. All bills
maturing on that y must be paid on the 81 inst js22t
OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AND YORK
~ TOWN TURNPIKE ROAD COMPANY July LIST. 1851
hs P[ssde p and Managers have thi; day declared
payable at the Bank of Baltimore and after To EsDAY
iy21o4t =. JOIN HAyAN, Pres't.
DANK OF BALTIMORE, 28rH JUNE, 1861 -
y5 Fh 6 I'D S5est}Fs hav M day AIRED
q i 25Ssi e Pay '' ' anu -'' ai9 ds.S;;r
! ESRANKLIN BANK, 28TH JUNE, l86l.-The
TBR PTsRt G anS m haye declared Dividend of
Bans 'D OH '"S ''''s ' j. r. ' BTCR the
! MERCHANTS BANK, BALTIMORE, June 28th
D yiiend Of FOO AN0 A-HALF PER CENT. payable on
!
Tbs Isae City and Site taxes are PAID By the sag ~
! GILVER HILL MINING COMPANY.
~ THE FOURTH ms ALAENT OF ASSESSMENT,
IN o c,;,., FIVE Gents Pcs SHiREi
No 4 SECOND STREET, Baltimore before Friday,
mis- 6eng the last nsalmsnt the failure to pay on or
remaining oen viii render the forfeiture Of such stock
Baltimore June 9o.h, 1851 je29,tJ5::
Union BANK OF MARYLAND, June 81,
H1EF 2s' ss i day sGs no1hs
on the capital stock of this Bank payable Monday the
8R e g sly The STATE Tax paid by hs R9Rf Cashier
EARMERS AND PLANTERS BANK, BALTI-
have eesrt Juas II # Rs' PR sRS
h 81 S n9 fer d the a b six mH2hS paYabe on nd after
je,8 cost 80 7. 3. KUTFSR' cashier
4 SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S OFFICE, June
"A 49, l85I-The President and Directors OF the Associ
N6 SRP11X R4Ta t PIX aS G o
the past six months payable and after July 3D. next
BY order, JOHN DUKEHART,
le2tJ{ Secretary.
ENIkEMEN'S INSURANCE OFFICE, June 90
4 lS6l-The President and Directors of the Fremen!
saARE m m
last six nths, ending Both inst, payable and afte
Friday, 5th July, 1861. by order, . -
FRANCIS J. McGINNIS,
je2tJ5 PER SECRETARY
pUDISILL GOLD MINING COMPANY.-The
"a annual meeting Of the Shareholder Of this Company
for election of officers to for the ensuing
will be held MON DAY, Sth OF July between the hours
OF IL and O'Clock p NJ, at the office of the Springfield
Min ng Company, Second street
The Transfer Books will be closed from the 4h till Stf
prGNmO inclusive. By order.
je2StiS HARRY FISHER, Secv.
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Q O a T.
HART AND MCGOWAN
INVITE
ALL CASH BUYERS
to purchase Coal
FROM THEA;
they deal in
NONE BUT THE VERY BEST QUALITIES,
and have the best
COOKING COAL
for summer use in the city.
In the present state of Affairs better purchase early aud
AVOID THE RISK OF A SHORT SUPPLY
jy1-8l5,3tt YARD, corner Fiide and Cathedral SITS.
FL E A L T H.
ECONOMY
AND
CONVENIENCE
COMBINED
wINSHIP's
sELF-vENTILATING
REFRIGERATOR.
TEE ONLY
REFRIGERATOR
WHERE
VENTILATION
RELIABLE,
SELF-CEEATING
AND
UNINTERRUPTED
COLLINS, HEATH HUTCHINSON,
e Light street,
mhftfr STOVE REFRIGERATOR AND.PLUMEIvd House.
WHINE DEPOT
w For the sale Of the CHAMPAGNE WINES
Messrs. hoET CHAND0N, Epernay.
HOOK WINES Of Messrs HENKEI CO., lfayance.
BORDEAUX WINES Of Mes5rs BRANDENBUR
FRERES, Bordeaux.
BURGUNDIES Of Massrs. r. BRUNINGHAUs, Nuts
P. TIERNAN < SON,
o17-tr l2 n. Charles street.
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We are daily indebted to the Adams Express
Company and to Mr.. Henry Tay lor for late papers,
for which we return our thanks.
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"STIMULATING ONGUENT."-Such is the title of bril-
lianty compounded preparation originating with the
famous DIR. Belngnam, of London) for improving the
growth. and identifying the condition of the human
hair We learn that Messrs. Horace L. Hegeman Il Co
of New York have obtained the entire agency for the
American continent and therefore invite attention
their "Stimulatinq' announcement in another column.
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Usaats

XIANTED "A white WOMAN as Nurse, who
w will also he expected to do house work a. Thq can
coma well recommended Apply at go NORTH GREE
STRE-f between Mulberry snd SARATOGA. II
A GENTLEMAN of much experience as PRl-
IA VATE TUTOR and ACADEMICAL TEACHER, offers
his services in either capacity. The best rerncs furn
ished Address TEACHER, Exchange office, Baltimore.
eS~ Fairly applications fed ir2 -lap:3y+
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MARRIED.
At Christ Church Chapel, Calvert county June 18th
by the Rev Edmuun Christian N. ID. WILSON to MARY
+. SOMERYliL, daughter of Alexander Someryil!, all o
the atove place.
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corner GharIes q q German $
NEVER NEGLECT

EFlgaca:ya-5.gsElFassaf NEV ER NEGLECT
III 81 @ E@ EAAN%4 BLEEDING, BLIND OR ITCHING.
IL ~ q ~ gLN2Ei The evils ting from neglect
If the terrible Iii >eaSe, should
induce those afflicted 10 arrest its progress The
hundreds who have cen permanently cured by the
use of BETTON'S PILE SALVE should press upon their
suffering friends to try without delay his nfai9le
IfCHING PILES Iii exceedingly cooling and refresh
ing in its There are hundreds at this moment in tins
city, female, using it with great and
satisfaction. 1t has risen rapidly public
than any other rem dy which has been bough before
public for the of Piles in any form This preparation
has been made by the subscriber thirty and
il has always acted like charm being simple in its app
cation, requiring he used only night and morning.
For sale by Wholesale and Retail Druggists Price 30
cents per box. - -. -
a Circular of the Agents and give the Ointment
La trial.
box will be sent by mail express, prepaid receipt
of Dollar. liberal discount made to the trade, Adj
Principal depot at COLEMAN 4 ROGERS,
Pslt
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- go
DUPoNTs POWDER AGENCY.
BLASTING
AND SKIPPING POWDER,
For sale at Manufacturers prices, by the Agents
s5-tr corner Pratt and Commerce at: Street.
GAS FIXTURRSI
NEW sTYLE8ll
NEW sTOCKIli
CORTLAN Il CO.,
NOS 2l6, 2l8 BALTIMORE ySTREET,
Have on hand of the handsoaest collections Of
GAS CHANDELIERS
to be found in this country, grade: Fortnight Chan
deers complete with Shades at sl0 to TenLght Chand
Hers at $3.50 EACH
Very beautiful Library, Hall and Dining Room
CHANDELIERS.
Parlor, DraWing-Room and Cha her
READING LAMPS,
DROP LIGHTS,
FIREPRooF SHADES
GAS TORCHES
AND KEYS.
AND HOLDERS, &c, &c.
Any OF which will be sold upon good thessm
quality goods can be bought in Eastern markets.
CORTlAN & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Gas Fixtures
French and English China
and HouseFurnishing Goods
n2ltfr Of every description.
NEWEL POSTS AND BALUSTERS,
~ Brackets and Mouldings for sale cheap by
GEO. o. STEVENS,
nh27-tf II West Pratt street.
CHINA GLASS,
AND CROCKERY WARE,
WIN SHIRLEY, SoUTH CALvER- ST.,
doors below Baltimore street,
Has hand general GOODS In his line,
SUITABLE FOR STOREKEEPER
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TO CASH PURCHASERS.
$50 CASKS SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALEs
Younger's Tenants, Strong and Marzet & Sons East
India PALE ALES Single cask at sligo per dozen. Five
casks and over at s5O per dozen. The, are of direct
importation, of superior qualities and in ndton
For sale by THOS. THOMPSON,
Commission Merchant,
Jeli-3n 90 South Gay street.
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DR. 4. A. BLAHDY,
SUCCESSION TO DR. G. a HARRIS,
oJo-tfr 81 RoBrH CHARLES srEExe
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Prince Alfred left Montreal for Quebec on tn,
3Oth
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IMPORTANT TO RoUsEkEEPERs.
To know that they money By purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split Office ofCty Fire Wood
Nil,
No. 3NekER STREET
slot! JAMES q. JOHNSON