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Constipation Or Costiveness.

of the naay ills sh IS heir is so prevalent,
so little understood and much neglected Cosveness.
often originating caeieSnes. sedentary habits it is
regarded slight Gi order Of little consequence
excite anxiety, while ia reality it is the precursor and
companion of of the fatal and dangerous dis
cases. and unless early efadcated it will bring the sufferer
to an untime grave Among the lighter evils Of which
co4tiveness is the usual attendant Headache, Collie
while long train Of frghtful diseases such Malignant
Fevers, AbceSSes, Dysenery, arrhGa, Dyspepsia Apo
peXy, Epilepsy Paralysis, Hystera, Hyp'chondriasis,
Melancholy and Insanity first indicate their presence
the diseases named originate in Constipation, but take
Independent existence unless the eradcaed
an early stage. From all these considerations follows
that the disorder should receive immediate attention when
and person should neglect get box
Cephalc Pills the first of the complaint
their timely will eXpe the inSidous approaches
and destroy this dangerous foe human life.
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PROCEEDINGS or TIE CITY COUNCIL.

PhOCEEDINGS OF' THE CRY COUNCIL
THURSDAY, Jan. 81.
FIRST BRANCu.-Present, JOHN C. BLACKBURN,
Esq. President, and all the members.--Mr.
WESLEY presented petition from number of per-
sons, residents in the neighborhood of the new
AmShouse ste protesting against the report of
the commissioners appointed by the Mayor to in
qure into the healthtuness of the Almshouse site.
The petitioners claim that the locality is as healthy
as any other surrounding the city; REFEREED
Mr.. NICHOLAS presented petition from James
Beam and others, praying that the grade of Liber-
ty street at Fayette street may be altered re-
ferred.--Mr. ALLEN offered resolution. direct
ing the Water Engineer to erect a steam fire plug
at the northeast corner of Baltimore and Hanover
Streets referred.--A resolution was received
from the Second Branch, authorizing the Mayor to
suspend the work on the erection of the new
Almshouse; reterred.--Mr. BLANCHRD pre-
sented a report from the Joint Standing Com
mttee on Claims, authorizing the Comptroller to
pay to Allen E. Forester the sum of S75 for SER
vices rendered in compiling manual for the use of
the members of the Council; laid on the table,
Mr.. BANDED offered resolution calling on the City
Counsellor for his opinion relative to the legality of
the repeal of the ordinance directing the opening
and widening of Holiday street, laid on the table,
"A communication was received from the Nav
refusing his consent to the ordinance prohibiting
the erection of buildings for the manufacture of
acohol the bill was reconsidered and laid on the
table.-The President announced sealed COM
municatiOn from the Mayor. The Council went
into convention and was in session one hour. On
again called to order, but adjourned without trans
acting any business.
SECOND BRANCH.-Present--C CHARLES J. BAKER,
Esq, President, and all the members. Mir.
HIGGINS offered resolution requesting the Mayor
to direct the Building Committee of the new Aims
house to suspend work until otherwise ordered by
the Council; read and passed.-Mr. SwINDELL Of
fered resolution, requesting the Register to re-
port if any and what officers are charged with the
collection Of moneys belonging to the corporation
whose bonds are not responsible for the proper re-
turn of the same; read and passed.-A resolution
to authorize John Brien to erect six sheds in the
rear of his houses on Madison street. be-
tween Caroline and Dallas streets, was received
from the First Branch; read and passed.-The
Branch then went into convention with the First
Branch. When the members returned to their
Chamber, Mr.. RoBB offered a resolution requesting
the Board of Water Commissioners to prepare and
submit detailed report of their proceedings from
the time of their appointment to the date of their
report, with statement of all contracts, to whom
awarded, &c, &C.; passed.-Adjourned
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ALEs AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES AND SALES oP STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
M
The New York Tribune ofthis morning sa,

Inc New i ork tribune Of this morning saws:
The Stock Board to-day opened dull, and continued
dull throughout the session There was no pressure OF
Stock on the market, and buyers consequently were
obliged to advance their bids slightly obtain Stock
The scarcity of shares of the features of the
status Of the market and results mainly from the fact
that there are very few maturing contracts Prime
paper continues in small supply in the discount houses
and goes readily at 7GS per cent. for double and S0O
per cent Tor single name. The demand for gtedged at
these rates is in of the supply The banks find il
difficult to keep up their lines of this description and
consequently but little finds way into the street The
bank loans are expanding again. but not mainly on mer-
camille paper. On demand money is easily obtainabe at
6G7 per cent The various institutions, trust compa
nes insurance companies, savings banks &C. do APP
to be free lending having invested largely Treasu-
ry Notes, but private capital is abundant.
In foreign bills there is nothing of Importance doing
and rates are scarcely as strong they week
Sterling is l05G107. Francs 5.37x@527H.
Freights to Liverpool-10O bales cotton at I'D 400
boxes cheese at AS. Sd 45s $500 bbs -four at s. Sd IA
IS. 3D. 500 bushels 14h per 90 lbs % 900
bushels wheat at I'D in bulk 20 600 bushels corn at
Id in bulk 1857 boxes bacon at $685. $50 bbs lard
at BIS 3D. Is London-400 boxes bacon ass 200 bbs
lard at 45s 900 boxes cheese at $685. 900 bushels
wheat at Id in bags To Glasgow-SOo bbs -four at 3s
Cd: To Havre-60o0 bushels wheat at 2Ss To Bremen
200 hhds sugar at $751; 200 cases tobacco at 2s 3d. 200
bb -four at 49, and 500 extract logwood at 30s
The following the statistics of the stock business Of
the New York and Erie Railroad for the week ending
Monday January q 90 cars cattle 80 do hogs IA do
freight making the total number of cars hauled
by the stock express trains during the week 4e6how
Ing increase over last week Of eight cars of live
stock Total increase of all hauled by stock
press 81
Traffic returns of the third week of Jonuary:
Chicago N. w." s72627S s1224332 Inc. 81 $780, 81
The Lake Ontario, Auburn and New York Railroad
asks for onetweh Of mill upon the property ofthe
state, to help construct that work.
The Ohio Central Railroad earned for the first two
year. "-' fS--'N -
The last weekly statement of Boston banks shows
the following footings:
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Ia w NTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL C0URT-JUpGE BOND

Archibald Sterling, Jr., Esq. States Attorney.
States George Mann and Jacob Graham,
jointly indicted for the larceny of two silk velvet
vest patterns, valued at $3.50 each, the property
of Lewis Kloman. Tried before the Court and held
under curia. They afterwards both adiud red
guilty. Graham was then sentenced to seven years
confinement in the Mary land penitentiary. Mann
was not sentenced. Graham, while in the lock ND
and previous to receiving sentence, by some
means obtained liquor and became intoxicated and
for while created considerable disturbance. -
State u.s. Charles Long and John Coster, Jointly in
dicted for stealing on the LIST December, 1850,
about 30 yards of red flannel valued at S12, the
property of Gustav Landsburg. Tried before
jury. The State proved the theft, and verdict of
guilty in each case rendered Not sentenced.
Martha Williams (negress), indicted for stealing
one inkstand valued at S25, the property of
James Giddings. Tried before the jury. Verdict,
guilty. Not entenced.-State u.s. Mary Brooks
(negress), indicted for stealing one breast pin val
ued at $3.50, the property of Catharine Small
Tried before jury. Verdict, guilty. Not SEN
tenced.-In the case of Eliza Bell (negress), in
dicted for stealing twenty pounds of salt pork val
ued at 50, the property of James Harrington,
stet was entered By request of the Grand jury
In the case of Margaret Kalb, indicted for steal
ing some jewelry valued at 50, from Mary
Wyman, the plea of "not guilty" was withdrawn,
and "plea of guilty confessed" entered Not
entenced-The case of Stephen Jury, indicted
for murder, set down for Monday next, until
which time the Petit Jury were discharged
The Court adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock.
SUPERIOR COURT-JuDGE MARTIN
Georgiana Miller u.s. Samuel Blades and Eliza
beth Blades, his wife. Action for SANDER. Before
reported. Verdict for plaintiff for S750.--Ben-
jamin T. Smith Is. Lee q Welby. Judgment
Dwight Manufacturing Company Us. Smith, garn-
shee OF Atwel. Judgment j. Willis
e. John kettlewell, trustee, garnishee of 2. II. e.
Chopper, Thomas J. Chopper, J. fl. Raweigh and
William William ). Collins. Attachment on Judgment. On
sri IRA Atkinson and Bryan for plaintiff; Fisher
e a Marshall for defendant --Assignment o-day.
b37 to 594 'J'
JoERr OF COMMON PLEAs-JuDaE MARSHALL.
Rsrzand' man Ir %. Thomas Sheehan. Appeal from
oayEanu' Judgment reversed and Judgment for
appeliees Tor s4s;s so. Each party to pay bis own
snne aOE 1d Luther NJ Rsynolds
pelant for S5s.O5 and costsCbaries Kan Jf
r. Rudolph spurrdjer ssppsa from Baysand
Anton Pohl. Appeal from Mclaughlin. Iudg.
ment reversed.-Peter A. Watts vs. Cyrus Bal
lard and Frederick Kemp. Plaintiff s appeal from
Myers. Before reported. Not concluded
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miscellaneous.
,THE AMALGAMAT ALTON nELANGnAGEs

There growing tendency in this age to appropriate
the most expires i've words othHr languages
lie t. incorporate t,em into own; thus the word
Cepn.i: which is from the Ereek, sgnifyng, "or
,tSad Is now booming populated in connection with
NJ 'ad'nGs great II, adache remedy, but it will be
Us ~ more eneral way and the word Cephalic will
orc9m as common Elec roype and many others whose
tiLGtlon as foreign words has been by
usage until they seem natve and to the born"
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,BRlDGET-Nssqs wants You to send her box Of Ce-
phac Glue, no. bottle of Prepared PillSbut Pm think
ing that's not just it naithe but perhaps yen be sfther
knowing What is Ye she's nigh dead and gone with
tn SICK Headache, and wants Of that
relaived her befor-.
Druggist -YoI must mean Spalding's Cephaic Pills
Bridget-0ch! sure and you've Sed it, here's the
quarter and give the Pills and don't be all day about
aither.
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvED.-Mr. Spalding
has sold two millions of bottles his celebrated Prepared
Gu and is estimated that each bottle least
dollars worth of broken furniture, thus making aggre
gate Of twenty millions Of dollars reclaimed total
by this valuable Invention. Having made his Glue
household word, he proposes do the world still
greater service by curing all the aching heads with his
Cephalc Pills. ana they are good his Glue, Head
aches Will soon vanish away like in July
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ESOvER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and anxiety
incident to close attention to business study among
the numerous OF Nervous Headache Tne
state OF mind and body Incident this distressing
plant is fatal blow 10 all ard ambition Sufferers
distressing attacks by using OF the Ccihac Pills
ever the symptoms appear 1t quets the overtaked brain,
the tension OF the stomach which always accompanies and
aggravates the disordered condition OF the brain
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BALTIMORE MARK E"TS

The Cleveland and Erie Railroad is doing tremendous
freight business. The loaded with freight pass
ing eastward number from two hundred three hundred
daily
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A. Real Blessing,

ohysiciGn.-Wel, Mrs Jones, how is that headache?
Mrs JoneS;-Gone Doctor al gone! the pill you sent
curyd in just twenty minutes and wish you would
ssnd more that can have them handy.
PhBS1Cldn.-i on get them at any Druggists. Call
Yer Cephac Pills. find they fail, and recomu end
them in all cases of Headache.
Mrs JOneSI shall send for directly. and shall tell
81! my suffering friends, for they real Blessing.
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~ DID you ever have the Sick HeadacheY Do YOU re-
member the throbbng temples the feyered brow the loath
ing and disgust at the sight OF food How totally unit
for pleasure conversation study One of the
Cephaic Pills would have relieved from all the suffer
ing which you then experienced For this ard other
purposes you should always have box of them on hand
to use occasion requires
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'ardly Realized.

III 'ad orrble eadache this hafternoon hand stepped
INTO me hapothecaries hand says hi the Can you
hee me Of an eadache ?? docs it hache ard, says e.
i says hi, hind upon that 'e gave me
Cep tilc Fill, hand pom 'onor it cured Quic
that 'ardiy realized ad 'ad an 'eadache.
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ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BREWER
TRIAL OF JACOB ADAMS FOR THE MURDER OF ADAM
BARKLIE KYLE.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 3l.-James Revell, Esq, At
toruey for the State, prosecuting, assisted BY VIM.
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GREAT DIsC0vERT.-AmOng the most important Of all
the great medical discoveries of this be considered
the system OF vaccination protection from SmaP
the Cephalic Pill FOR relief OF Headache and the use
Qlnine for the prevention of Feyers, either of which
sure specific whose benefits will be experienced suffer
ing humanity long after their discoveries forgotten
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SzsF55 FOR LIVERP0OL.-Th fine Al Balti-
sisz=s Iore-hu'lt ship NACAULkY Rodeer master will
ott at Commercial wharf, nd foil W the MARY McNEaR
Tor the above port For freight passage apply to
80, a. EOARD Il ROGERS.
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6F@4 FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine Al shin
szSS i; TILLEY, y. Corning, master, now loading Al
Commercial wharf, will have dispatch For fleight abnv
10. FOARD 4 ROGERS
| RrYrI
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ssz5s FOR LIVERPOOL-T The fCc shin
-; 5E@ LIS, Capt is Dow loading for Liver
stfsq Engaged wiz have quick despatch For balance Of
lIelsht or passage apply to Cantain on board. or -
.,..r JOHN HENDERSON & CO.
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.es5A FOR LONDON.-The fine Al LorI,
EAsBlEN, Bruun, aiter will load at Comp,nrciai
Whari, and have quick dispatch. For freight apply 70
ja2Stf rap II R q ny Els,
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sss4 FOR BREMEN.--The Al Oidenbnro
- bark j AHLERS, J. H: Schweichel mastar iii
nave quick dispatch for the above mort @sIeI WIN
passage apply to the Captain board or TO eght or
;ooo ,s hATZ l. Leopold
('evrnon
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BY the of these Pills the periodic attacks of Nervous
or Sick Headache may be prevented and if taken at the
commencement Of attack immediate relief from main
and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache
to which females subject.
They act gently the bowels-removing Cosueness
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females and all
persons of sedentary habits they valuable as Lara
tire, improving the appetite giving tone and ugor to the
digestive organs, and restoring the natural elasticity an
trsngth of the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of ng ;nyestiga
ton and carefully conducted experiments having been in
many years, during which time they have prevented
and relieved amount of pain and suffering from
from deranged state of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their composition and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change of Diet and the absence Of any dis
agreeable taste renders easy administer them to chill
dren.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSl
The genuine have five signatures Henry c. Spaldingo
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
a Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDING,
lift 4s Cedar Street, New York;
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sz4sFts FOR LIVERPOOL-The fine Al shin
Sa s Hill master, row loading at jack
For balance of freight apply Captain en- board or
isI,+r j. HOOPER h co,
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oss5zs FOR LIVERPUOL.-Th fine coppered
as5zA2nd copper-fasen d ship PEERLESS, Can't
now loading at endersons wharf for The above mort
az having the greater Part Of her cargo engaged VIII ai
"'' uSP'CH roe DdianCe OF freight passage apply to
tame JOHN HENDERSON K co
Pratt gTIf rop,
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
DECEMBER TERM, lS60-ANNAPoLIs, Jan. 81, 1861.
No. l47. James Phelps and others Us. John Stew
art. Appeal from the equity side of the Circuit
Court for Anne Arundel County. This case was
further argued and concluded BY A. Randall for
the appellants. -No las. Matilda E. Green Us.
Daniel Caulk. Appeal from the Circuit Court for
Anne Arunde! County. This case argued by
A. b. Hagner and Thomas S. Alexander for the ap-
pellant, and by F. II. Stockett and Cornelius Nc
Lean for the apnellee.
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GSTh FOR BUENOS AYREs-The Al La
III lila pIsta a. 9e d bark ELLA VIRGINIA Capt Focke
VIII iooW the JOHN e. BRUNE, and sail iHh inst For
freight or passage, having superior STATE rno
fsl-tI5 ~ " " 2I1pkION STEWART,
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FACT WORTH kEowLyG -Spalding'5 CephaIic Pills
certain for Sick Headache Bilious Headache Nervous
Headache, Costiyeness and General Debility.
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,zs5a WANTED FOR A PORT IN EUROPE
saAn AL SHiP of about 1000 to 5000 barrels carac
ty Quick dispatch viii be given and fair rates Apply AZ
once to JOHN HENDERSON & CO.
O3I-f Pratt and Enrnn, e..
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,<ss5+s FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
fz-The clipper coppered and copper-fastcned schr
H. j: NElLD. Apply to 5. r DUNNUCk,
oiJ-ti mi Vfa YF
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

- WAhTED.-A vessel of 300 tons to load
t2r London; Also vessel Of 3Ugd5U3 tons rorSoutf
tHe 81 CUBA ard thence 10 Europe. Apply to
o.e &ORREi J. & RANDALL.
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,sesa FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHATTER
ssSl he AZ schooner EXCHANGE, of IO5 tons burthen
Apply to n f. FERRY 'e'
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--------. 70 % 7 I'tlI SITttI, hHTIImore.
at WANTED.-A VESSEL to load $50 tons
SztlEs Coal FOR Havana Apply to
no U Z " RHINE & SONS
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gor SaIf, 9rfigbt 0r Cbarter:

- FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,-Tbo
Ez4S4A Al American ship DAVID STEWART Prsntss
master, about 500 barrels capacity. Apply to
,,o. +. l.. BKAUNS & co,
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10 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
ssz=E-Ihe Al bark JOHN C. BRUNE, Jas r. Gavle
master, 3 ons hurthen slows $50 bbS and sails f9s
For fur. her particulars, apply TO ~ last
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s.55 FOR LIVERPOOL.
sz- Heavy freight wantei for an ! Shit, for Liver
pool at moderate rates ArP:y to
JOHN HENDERSON & CO.
LlrLLt CorEer Commerce and Pratt streets
III FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
HN2z==9Ihe l clipper schoonc H. = J. NEILD Apply t.
,o. . 5. DtANOCK.
- - !. III Smiths wharf
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ssss=z5 HAVANA
The undergignel are constantly ia want Of vessels Il m
TO IN! iIoIa 8a7sna and Aatanzas
go. AORRELL. & RANDALL,
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sftz:s 70 WEST INDIA AND SOCTH
szz&S AMERICAN S5i?PERS.--B!ardywIne Suprrfu,
Flour, packed in bbls or hsif bts applied at short notice
shipping order, by JOHN $ PRiCE,
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DARAFFINE WAX CANDLES of snnerior
quality fox sale at greatly reduced prices, by POULT
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DLASTER.-Soft Windsor Blue Plaster a1oat,
Pratt and Gay Ets ~ " all ~
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-, WANTED TO CHARTER.-A VESSEL,
s=aof gho2t Lee barrels bUk for the West Indies An
ply 10 i"14t F. W BRISE Il SONS
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A DAMANTINE CANDLES.-500 boxes Sbil
Ieto's star" brand, for sale by HENRY RIEMAN
ja21
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pURE N. E. RUM.-5O barrels "Trulps'
brand to arrive per bark Bay State,n om Boston,
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SEEDS.-There was more inquiry for Cloverseed this
morning than there has been for days past and
sales reported Change of 40 bushels So, 24O
bushels at s512K, and 100 bushels at s5.25, making
total OF $50 bushels 1t may be quoted closing steady
at S5G525 per bushe of 81 lbs. for fair to prime. We
quote Timothy Seed today at s2.50G3. these figures
being an advance on previous quotations. but Flax
seed is still selling at Sl.25G So per bushel.
WHISREY There were sales yesterday in addition
to those noted in report of 200 bills City IS cts
but to-day we have heard Of transactions Whiskey
We quote Country at 17hGlS cts City at is cts and
for Ohio holders are asking 1SH cts per gallon
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7 4 PKKLE CHAMPAGNE


- N; KEITH, JR., / SON, Agents, 90 South Charles
teet have in store sample Of these celebrated Bel
made by Naylsr, yickers & Co, ShefHeld England t.
which they respectfully ask TIE attention church ogan
cations ire dsp2rtm hts. ami individuals throughout the
southern and esteTn States Pel supplied at short no
nce varying IN weight from 20 lbs to 6oO lbs Prices are
only oue-tlird much hr6TZe, than half as
which as composition Bells Circulars can be Lad on sr
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ORLEANS
LINE OF

" CHARLES, BAT,
1hese vessels all Of superior class and insure NJ
o|est hgure They sail regularly as advertised ana are com
eu ny captains well experienced in trade The cs
PGiy 100 o. the above vessels in such win afford
apply to JOHN HFSDFRSCS T. rs S3tf
Cro 1r rr,,,-,o,r No. 81 Pratt street
their address '0'' No'-'it
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'H'AR.-5O0 bbls. in shipping order, for sale by
4 n2g,tf JAS COREBR & SONS
NlNEGAR.-I0 casks finest triple French Wine
Y Vinegar, in store and for sale by TESnORPF L SIZE
BsKI, III W Lombard St. near Charles mv2atf
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NEW BACON.-25 hhds. new Bacon Sides
street. - " dIetf
NEW ENGLAND RUM.-A large lot Just
received direct from Boston for sale By c. ADREON
u CO. 81 s. Calvert street - - - 20 II
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ST. MARCEAUX & CO.'S CARTE BLANCHE
s-' Chsmgagne; also, Cabinet and neral, Guilhon
fTere SordeauN Ponte Canet Leoville, erritare Mar
GauX La Tour Blanche &C, for sale by C. G. DE GAR-
hIb-N DI-t
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POLL BUTTER,-We are daily in receipt of
"a Tiresh Rol in bbls and hslfbbls. ELLICOrT HEWES