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PRErARArIoSs for placing Philadelphia 10
. complete state Of defence against external
attack are being pushed forward with tho Ut.
most rapidty
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PRrSCrPhL HEADQuARTERs 2D REGIMENT,
oBUOrT LIFr GUARDJ AJT REoNDwAY.--A 10 tboded
men desTUus Cf JON i.s ths othCient corps are In
vtCt 20 enrol Themselves Immediately, hS the regi.
Insnt Is now n"f y fun, and are n ready mustered
Into s0ry CO, Quarters and Buhshtguce are inlIne
dniely furnished on Ei!ntng the roll
THIS cora have tho siyanagH Of be'ny ofhcered
BY tiCd and competent gentlemen who have seen
90 vice on he battle fields Of NJ xlco.
A battalion Il sppefs aud miners will be attach
Cl ~ thlI reg g,mCnt.
W. VnpL:i, E.un ek 2 o. Pac,hc bank,
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Cruise Of the United States steam rrisasr
Niagara.

Niagara.
The telegraph has slrea ly announced the ar
rival "below" at Boston Of tho United Stats
stoam frigate Niagara. She returns from tn,
East Indies and Japan, having taken homo the
japanese Embassy. Her officers not having hearc
from the United States since they lft in June
1860, were almost paralyzed by the announce.
ment made to them by the pilot they picked ul
st sea, that tho nation was under arms prspar-
ing for war The entire ships crew was aston,
ishsi at the news, many of them weeping hiL
tsrly. Our correspondent writes as follows -
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I'Ht. NEW YORK sun
rRlpAY MORNING, ApEn % p5L

lisa 1,oc h n!.,,r "a, L">ir :'oa, Ky Ia
EcHSJ. CUrreNNrN '',' -, that IT,, h,'n
ol hcu.ucty in r'vi., cN'nw lr. tcr - ak,
smmou cSu." 'r.,E the s"c.'.t sBt,s. sn
hSd uo sb.fl a. tic measures which led To- h.
precut state "' ,hir.s Her duty ~as go r~o
tsSt hc- oNr istor,sts; to maintain POI
iion o. not -hlity y, the conflict which tho con
TOLERATED state, lo! provoked, and keep her
m an attituie toEnr's tho comhataris tha
woaid en,'lc hes to l." the mediator o. peace
,,si. ultimately, the rc'tor'r ~ the UrSn 20 i,'
fp,ner LIanl all nohIc rropoftiNn..
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OK BoAsp rlr S,o.RA, AT Sra, April II, 56O

O0 r70'3-nD F70V'
We len New York on the Both of june Comns
out Of Sandy Hook, which We did IA nuU style, ",
70 eyed parting cheers from lot ui 10 y cUiuIar-
Tons Oh boa the pilot boat, hy which roaring ,hu
Iii IN two of thcso companions fairly chc.r,d them
selves overheard, cutting half of tho last cheer short
Cd In balt water. This charming den onstraion Wa
intended for our noble Japancso pssscIgors I'M
Ncy were all below, hard ut work sth tholr chop
vt,ks and little pipes utterly uinnindhh Of the 10
Inonstrt,tiOn in their favor.
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WANTED.

COTTAGE WANTED - CONTANlN
~ from % 10 rooms, pleas.ntly located, vtsia ,
Sosf Iddrsss, sfatins full perteuIass, B. Il AMI
.Siafsa ,, sgJiaS 3 ny. ssslSeWs1 1i& NM
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yPU sAD that during the recent secession
tvrlntt NJ Rlchmlod, Va, Q ss0V seos pLats
aAssds ~ ss,Rs sf ResAaS0;os
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THE NEW YORK SUN.

Pubhshed Daily tHundoy erospsed, On ~fSch
business whatever i- rcccv,d,N NJ the O'd p
Puildinrs, coTpcr Of Fulton and Nlsap strrts n
NJ. 222 D oodvay, torper Of Broadway, Park r.
snd Ann ssr,gt,I under the American Museum.
TIE DAILY Sun "a delivered by Carriers " sui
scrifsrr In Nov Y nh @ ~ tnd vicinity. at
Six AND A QUAEriI CENTS PER wtIK,
sngh C7p.s4 0Ic g nt
tv-whon sut by mail, Fpur Doihrs yev.
AwiaG, e,rcul.t on thu ou. hou, tho yesp endin
! with DslsrUber l@t--
eI, 5GJ COPIES FIR DAY. a
1 THE wIIKLY sun
rs uail,d 10 sui-cribers At esn,yhve cents n
ycas, 10 IN nth., 81 gngls sppieA 4 osnts. Rpec-
msnr sent srst,. tn nten bns spscribers
Addrte. TIE eCSo
ODrns sau and Fulton streeis, Ncw Ynrt.
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WAGONS FOR sALE-wAGoNS Fri
w for every business pVTpo-e, such a. fTocrrs
bakers, milk and express; cv6ry article st b. 70
warTs ted - 10 ~ Represented; hero you can P'tf
any that can b. found. STE Warts wagon factory
63d st., bctwecH broadway and STU ave. - 1888
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Th" rr1.'ui E!',tm"uc bal ns well throw them
eWJt.n,ly luugiln tru Mhcu'1uf a lp. Nmot'VcN
w. lI"l ag tu ,pAHay Vi. g. stop Tie CUttout Ut
called uat hy tho p lgit uC the In,t"i States Eu
80 drH3so vi tho ,ipit1l nt w,.hiu ton. Tr"y
WI pruriu, nJt hy hhlir,ls, buthy ttpus'nir ir H''
huuIrCd' otthoIsIglB, !, nrcrs asuy, aud rci tour
snl make Baltimore tho first o,Jctt or attack and
lgTtInTtpn.
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Foreign Intelligence.
One Day Later from Europe.
War Imminent.
ILLNESS OF q ARuRALDE.
rHE pOpE SrILL SICK.
Arrival Of the sse sm-sip Asts.

The Ro! !al Mail steamship Asia, Captain LOTT
from Liverpool the 13th, AMI ftIm Qu,ensto~,
on the l,lL inst, arrived hero yesterday.
The Bohemian reached Londonderry on tn,
mvru.ng Il tlIr l2th.
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NTAGONS FOR SAIE-oNE EXPRESS
w wagon and one small hIsi0c-' var"u' " n II
sold .hCaI. ApYiy at % Fourth t. MiiAamsIwsi.
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0R SAFE ATN GREAT RAR.

L'Akh fOR SAIL Al DhLAi nav
Il sain, IA H,.Jw uvil', TSrE Isl nj, ehr't mills
south Of thr village II mp %, cont min" ttHeot
b and G0 acres o. lard, c1uyCni'rtt 'ar Fay; con
tain. tso GOOD hvoiiinc, For itrtH Ilricularr In
guife OF wA. II. MILES, III JOHN u .hlh'.3
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AND LOTS PoR sALE-sMALI

l. horS and two iot' for sale cheap, AZ WoodhNyeu
L. y lea Ly raI road Communication ~ ntl p6
trp ha cab 40 l1t' Tor sale iron : IN, payable
In mall inunthIy In t,Uent, ~ 3, l,.r ~ rcts
In u'r' II Nj DOWNING, At &. G. LEiGllr, Oh
Iroad~ag. n. \. 90 2ihr' l"j
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nENTISTRY-AMER TEETH co
full st OF teeth Inserted on pure siycr Or rubber ~
gold plaina, ey; part sets ~ cent, Per tooth
warranted; bone filling 6Octs; gold, ~. apS 2iao'lOe
nR. HOYT, 392 BOwERY, OPPOSITE
- sixth IT. insers full setta Of teeth pure hiser
at es; do. gold, Te3 platina, n26: artificial byDt
hlllng inserted without psin) 80 cents; gold 81 Mt
to III nslsan, bV cent?. AL work Tsnanted.
ab siac'lS3
E0R THE PRESENT, TO THOSE OF
II small means, only ~ Ceu's TCcth extracted
and cured without pain, 25 eent. fed from 20 cents
bert plate WORK. Call on &. BAKER, 00J broadway
corner Houston, room T. Open Sunday, a5,llA2isc
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ST. BARN. AND LOT FOR SALE on

HOUSE, BARN, AND LOT FOR SALf ON
~ TO Lt-At 10 s,lle, Staten islGnd, %o-stor,
OF land ven IIlssantv loo I'D the village OF
the WoooroS Road leading 10 tbs de IGo hous
Tops.wail = pcn no pr.m,.s-. khout half tne PR
ehS,e money can T, main on bond and mortgaae y
9Aia1l2
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A PARTMESlS TO LIT-lBE lIIEi
hlert Of n:ce hcuse In 9sd ct, nesr ri ay,, oou
u ing Of pevCn I0oms VIII L. ht lns tN q cNs
tenant lu,uirc OF l, HART, Third ave, mac sd It
O. No. III 1lureLs u. G',lll,2
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i iarm. In ths stat,-l .cres, s9.ho; i0l acrs
s9NtI - n, rt- u10 scr,-. ~ oOO acre. ia
Rlsiufeld, Nb,pS; u cNttag =, lsrge lJte sid los
Call Uu g VAIL, gi Fu t,u ~, from 10 TOT Sstur
dayp 9TH dsyr, In Plsir'cld Dept, Now ' rtey.
Api g4Kc'llO
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
fATecth extracted without pain BY new benumhin.
application tuot electricity or freesingl. autiu
Teeth insert for u each, with or without eStractint
the roots A act on silver -. All operations sIrant
Broadway. mh26, Col ,2iac
beautiful AND USEFUL SETS OF
- TEETH at 81 per tooth, without rrtractlnF 'hg
rootI When desirsble sll impro'em nts In the pe?'s
art artificial bone filling, &c Dfioa OF tue eriginAl
French Denti,t, NAPOLEON PRETRERRE a \. A.
WILSON, ass IIoadSGy, near Howard st.
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POCKAWAY FOR SALE-A SPLENDID
lt4 tcnt TpckAwRy, with slilus ret A. good a. nrs
way; co HGn. sod for rkT R.ttfuT -, md one foi
tl0; cloSp hores, aud good once, cyr Wooster and
Fourth st. 2I,25T,9
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OYSTER SALOON FOR SALE-SITTAT
" cd on the Ninth ave, now doing q very good II
N~ will b. rold A. sncrhce For particulars epply
70 W. H. MITCHELL II Cedar II, up stsirs ~ IIs,a
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TO H.Er'.

4 pARTMENTS To tEI-. TTpSr Glass
"A anorro with rg,o dw.Gl-, No. =. ~, a. aud y
sSnk st tn n~w lrO.u styue hoHf,s; tents Ir~. ~
lutre Of v. Z. ( H. l., RSl,AN, tI Hat ~ I
sornyr Of 18th &, y \. ~, VJ,U
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roRtO CI.sDr, sr. yrNcrSrsl
TutApAy, July ", l-Gp.

Tursp,y, July II, i-Go.
We anchored in this hnIbpr lp-t iiVht. II u .
s.'e aud we'll protested haven, vailed W by ragged,
gsuut mountains Of volcanic rock, just "a to trc,
sni throcs from tho bowels Of III. earth b' lcheJ
tlom forth, where no blade If grass ever grow, nd
where famine and droYth curse tho s"ll, There ~,
xlrU Gcd Hl"ug tlo sandy sh ~, t.."d with hall
starved diseased negroes and ~ lew ~catrlra Pgr
tusuese Of "a somewhat hBAtJi hue.
LNa>ro, August -.
". arrived At this port on tho CyrriuV # H." G =
inst, ~ d w from Por.o aude, which Iof. y.
lsfi early on tho 18th Of judy.
Tho water which tho Nl.AGrn wss Supplied viii
was brICkish, muddy H'uh wheo IL was put int
t4s ship. Iusto,d d Of bk.hI Cotton tt E.dgo 1000
wa,a -, Il was taken from q . FiG.k IN Nay Yard
iu der'o pa, 5000 "r 5000 in'O 'ho hands ~ 20
NIt,, slacul. y,s, which uld MT have been do ,
bad IL been taken GouI ei'hor u Me Ib"yc-s ancd
s,ofcea.
York, j lIo 30 " Aus..h >! Hss ll&n tuE iwhlCb
" tubs ~ PJh U au ls AM 10 ." \" fIb2.
JFupO, Nus. lvtli, 1850.
W. have at lGGgtG rnfo y UTrlE lEtd nt the JhpHuCse
nstrop lis win TIE ln'e American Em'"''y. 70 good
health Ond spIrts. Tue Embassato.B ,Nniyitcd .
good dca! ul .moti on wLcu the hour Of scpITrtiJi
vnd aud many uftECr FIcd tears N leaving th,
great ADcrI'Inh h Late i"r TIE ittt time. A. *
pressed Themselves hslly plea I'd with tb" treat
In,lIt they hal rCrrlyCl during tho time they wgp
In change "f tho AuUrcN'a. y &C ~ Of Jeddo does
rpt present grand II penr'nco irsn the N.agHn,
bat The sppoaiunco Otth1 bay j. uf more u an or II
mary mAgn hCenoo. It's SNOrea Rre richly dyCr7IGnJ
by hi n and dlles, while n Dunttius tire interior
sro vish!c, with their p'aks rising several THOUSAND
feet high and capped with snow.
Thcr. srn R'sl ono or two yuCanleA, and IN CS
sinCt yOlanD ot SIX Thousand feet IA height, wr"-.
summit il frightened by ct rral ,nCw 1ho J.l an
csc bCeyo this u.VuEGain - 10 tho Tomp' "t H.,
Sun, and IL "a rcpi cs"reG on all thGir lack cred
ware. The general impression " that the mission
o'the FutLassy will not 10 u'tulcd with any Ie
suits of importance, md tlat "Tonmy's" freedom
with Americans will te pnld for with his head
With tho execution Of the toni lo., thu house OF Oh.
Tycoon and few " the Prince, "lhorc IN no hpus,
tn JeddD larger than southern smoke house.
d "a crowd tue streets, and sr. old IN reverence ~
Ge people.
The voyage home has been comparatively
pleasant. Our captain telegraphed hii arriya
to Washington this morning, ami awaits in
strugtions,
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C,EWING MACHINE FOR SALE.-A CYL
- ind r Leather Sowing Machinr, cyst i 81, 70
sale for $40, Apply at No. Tryon Row, roomp
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EARN FOR SALE CONTAINING SI1
II scrrr, under good cultivation lev ing both sdcs
the road vi b. sold 'psrat or togeth.r Thk taEu
u stuatd one n,u es o. the thriving yillss~ OF Js
maca, two miuut walk from and OppDsit the Willow
TrNc tition. Purson. ssGtins q 'arm thould look a
this Car. leave South Ferry direct or cars from
Willie am turgh 10 kast New York, thence by stage.
FOR ? rtic,lArs call Oh L. CORNELL on the prsni..s
Jsrna,r-. \. I. Apl ~ c'2tN
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A PARTMESTS TO LET-AtNAStEl
n u iu,r. dr,ss maker, embroidery. rlillrrns
sl1'hint, 49,, q Let the -c,ud fco Np.s'Nl Grand
frgtanl hsck and cio-'i tDUtn, pes tori
chow es-c the street AZ tho trout l1pt; ~ul hti
!ey u good :. nAnt. AYpl to J. II. DOUGHTY ~
Bow,ry. .i,lG2.3
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DONEY FOR SALE-A BLACK CANA
l. dian Joney, year, can trot In minutes, stand
without g. e. for docto, baker, lutchrr, or eNlrT,
bu.ne-s. Pea call for dsyr, at2TT Ave. B.gb,Ib,,t
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A.s,IIa,l.a.s ,NOn sNL,,.

IlUTCHER srop ICR StTr-N IiR =
- cassip,,' 'horf cJ.u"r og SNnd ani J. :, a.
drot, snr'H 7 rn p VA. g.. ~,
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REAL ESTATE.

EARM FOR SALE IN ROCKLASD co +,
y o, miies IRON New York, farm OF ~ acre, ron
timber balance highly cultiyat 4, fine building vel
,yat rd, trut ahS SDdsnt price &i,oT; terms cay
ihoGERSH q TAYLOR, b9y Broadway, room 8
/ ae4,thl %
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T AMP MAKERS AND IINNlAN'S TOOLS
~ for tale cheap IouEi sting Of iCnch'r, Ere rotA
soldering from, spinning too lathe" thafttng and al
l2uII
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HORSE FOR SALE SUITABLE FOR TX.
Ii pr,-s or Auy kird oi work. Tthp r,.u 1t III,
wagon factory, Wet Msrrru T. h"tv~'n Dlrks HuC
Columbia rtrS south BROOKLYN. 2., iut,9
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HORSES. &c. FOR SALE-TwO HORSES
IA QUE cart and harnc4-' both erNd nrk hons. Ent
sound. .Prly at }. Il. HOWELL, So u. an 'cy Il
vcod yart. .h,2hl.2
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.IJOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-RARf
4lchanos for sP cnl4 tion-The house and lot "
8outh second Il, William iburghis offered for SAX
al the very low price Of S2sO 1t s two story ha.s
mept and attic with plenty Of ROOM lot 70 by LOO Va
1r IN Il L. In an excellent neighborhood. II ia Nsi
worth ooking Gt By those who NSnt house OF Tor spoc
latiop a. II Lts very readily AMI good per cent
sse For further plrticulhrs apply on the pr MISS
lShere all Information can be obtained. Owner seu
,Shcr' rih " 24ac'"iN
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4 PARTNENTS To LLT-ThE trPEt
III rl.t OF house, 10 Aen It, r1r OF S'sytni, v v.
crastins Of basement To ms ovCr t;I.c aud Ia tb
It.c. Ter put cu.lr' iul uinl ul !. 4. GhtN, drug
Sis. cor I'd ave and 1'h Z, v, - cnr of VI rIk
Al,d freNklin ave., bat hrnutl"r. y gu,6
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COTTAGES TO LET IN EAST BROOK
~ ly9, "a Ko.iusko Pace between Lafayette ave
and Dekab avenue, IN rear 'f 'ho Dckalb Ayenu
Msthodist Church q two story cottage with rooms
With stables or wuh:ut. As1 ier sale, story aud
bsss m.ut attic fame huuse In Stlsu a., near Myr
lie avenue. Inquire on the sbove premises, Term
easy. q. N. sRIDMOEE. 22,'ls,iO
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HORSES AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE
II Two hurs and carr lace, Iic iOT III, CtDtIa
PARK. R'.'yn for siiuy H. tNet~ nCr ciuTot attend
0h. Apply 27o West Seth p, 'nr aye. 2+,li5,i
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GCAFFOLDING, &c, FOR SALE - to
~ Builders and Plastrrrrs -ScAhuldiug boards and
horses, At 10 c'nts each, h"roCk boGrls at I cent
elch. Addrss W T., box $50 sun oncn 2hllI,2
CEWING MACHINE FOR SALE,-A
Nv ccdr ratCnt s'wr" InarkinG, new, cot siO: vii
10 sold cheap Apply l"l sGckett II, South BROOKLYN.
2il9l,J
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COTTAGE HOUSE To- LIT, OR FOR S,t
~ 80 p,r annun,.At tho boa ttn village Of
Clsrncsvtllo, L. l. x of Gn hour. ride tr New York
half hotI & ON MAJ neat neat .ttHco hone, c"u
n niug rooms, nth pentv OF land Tor rarden tnt
purchlser, Easy t.rms will be made. Appy }. ~
CARt tJz Grand -. tVly,ihi, 24ac
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HORSES FOR SALE-TEAN AND CART
= hor-~ for sale by CRAGiN CO, Er9 We"
Eth str,ct. E,lnU
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HORSES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
II 2nyouns hor-es, iust from Canada Wet, from.
IAN 70 ID hspds hlgh, and from 20 years old, al
sound and Kind. Inquire In the blacksmith shop ~,
Norfolk ~; alec n furniture cart. 9n,l52,J
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CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

a." E. ANDERSON, Nos. 10 & IL
w Second Street between Frederick Street
and Harsh Market Space, Baltimore.
Having the lsrges, Ware rooms and best
assortment of Cabinet Furniture in the city
is prepare; TO seilevery article in hisiine upon,
the must liberal and accommodating terms.
Having had long experience 10 this line Of
business, he fatters himself tina! he can coil,-
pete, as to excellence OF material, beauty OF
workmanship and range OF prices, with any
establishment OF the sort in this or any Other
city. Ills general stock embraces full and
assortment OF Partor Chairs, Sofas,
Rocking Chairs, Spring Lounges, Chamber
Suits, Ear room, Office aad Dining Gha,rs,
French Ieie ietes, Seaees, Arm Uhqys,
Mattresses. Looking glasses. de-, of every va
riety and description. He has also on hand
Beis.eads of his own manufacture, which
can be put up and taken down in TWO min
u,es. Persons from St. Mary's. wishing to
purchase Furniture, are requested 10 call and
examine his Stock before buying elsewhere
Sc sure to find the right place Nos. t0& f2
Second Srreet-Warehouse with 80 ice
front and large Fielding doors.
August llth lS59--lv~
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NOT ice.

YEiF undersigned bcGs leave to informehis
IL friends and the Public. that he is still at
the OLD STAND. i'm Leonard Town, carrying
on BLACKSMlTHrNG, GUN. LOCK-
Shelf IRON AND STOVE
WORk-in short, iron work Of all 'lcscrip-
tons, such MS repairing CARRIAGES, BUG
GIES, ROCKAWAYS. CARTS. WAGONS.
HORSE SHOOTING. FARM WORK Of all
kinds; also REAPEHS, THRASiiERS and
DRILLS. Will. his experience Vi IL years in
u Machine Shop, he thinks that le can do any
kind of BLACKSMITH Work from ,snccdlc to an
anchor. and nm reasonable terms. New Wag-
ons and Carts built cheaper than Can he done
81, amy other shop in this place. HORSES
SIlOED At the shortest notice.
JAMES \. M'CATiIRAN,
Blacksmith.
January 18th, 1s60-.s.
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MATHIOT'S GAY ST.
WA!HlB lnOONDs

Extending from Gay to Frederick street.
having 40 feet front, 40 feet deep. and
stories high, Baltimore Md.
A LWAYS ON hand large assortment al
"A every variety Of Household and oiics
Furniture, embraeine--Isnrraus, bel>tead~
Washstands, Warlrubes, Spring Beds, Mat
,resscs Of Husk. Cotton and Hair. Sofas, Tete-
a-Tetes. Arm Chairs. Rocking Chairs. E,ase'
res, Marble Tables, Reception and UPhuster-
I'd Chairs, Asserted Caors Of Cottage Furni-
ture, Sctte..s. Wnd Chairs, Office Chairs, Bar
Le- Chairs, Cribs ard Cradles. Side-bosrds,
Extension Tables, Of every length.
Persons disposed to purchase are invited to
call and give our stock an examination, which,
for variety and quality Of workmanship, cannot
be excelled by any establishment IN tie coun-
A. MATHIOr & SON,
Nos. 25 and "a North Gay Street.
Feb 2nd, 1860-ly.
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Bull y ER'S
Nj A TIE RI A LIS

The undersigned would respectfully call tn
attention It the Public to their large assert
n,rnt If DOORS. BLLNI)ss SASH, DOOR
FRAMES. i.NpOW FRAIMES, W.aSiE
BOARDS, C1SINGS, .KOtLDLNGS, NAN
Tiles, and every description of House Build
ing materials, which they have constantly on
hand, aud Which they can furnish at the short
Est Gutice.
They are also prepared to furnish at the
shortest notice FRAME WORK far
Country Houses, Cottages, aud Suburban
Residences, according to any plan or desigi.
all ready fitted 10 he put up on their propo:-
cd sites.
Farmers and others, dcsiroua Of building
in the country, would find il to their advantage
by giving us call before purchasing else
where, as we are fully prepared to execute
work on the most reasonable terms. And tlss
advantages, which we offer in preparing all
the materials that may be necessary in COLI.
structing house, will be found to save the
Builder great deal Of vexa,ious delay aud
expense.
HO- All orders left at their Office or aL-
dressed l., them by mail will meet with
prump and satisfactory attention.
MAUGHLIN Il JOHNSON,
Stedm P.aining AHa aud Sash Factory,
las, / alls Avenue, near Pratt Street Bridge
Warehouse No. 90, Pratt street, ~
Next door to Penn & Mitchell, Bait. Md
April 18th, lSG0-1y.
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ISAAC JAcKsON. Chs prNGEH.
HARMONY GROVE NURSERIES,,
ISAAC JACKSON Il CO.. Proprietors-
(SuccrssoRs TY THOS. NJ II RvEYO
Jennervnlie, Chester County, Pa.

To the Farmers ane Planters Of Sc. Mary
and adjsiHiag cosinties.
FYvHE Subscribers beg leave Ia cali attention
i 10 their large stock for the Fall trade.
Aples; Pears, STANDARD and dwarf; Cherries;
Pea.hes; Plums; Apricots; Mechanics, all Sc
leeted aud choice varieties. Our small fruit
department. comprpses every thing in its class.
Stra cherry, one hundred varieties; Grapes,
Afiy varieties. Currunt, Raspberry. Goosebesry,
Rhubarb or TIE Plant, Asparagus.
Oar stock of oK Ma MENTAL TREES az
very heavy, aud comprises all the common and
most of the new. both evergreen and .iic'duous
Roses, Dahlias ausi bedding plants of every de
scription. Dosage Orange for hedging. This
pirt is destined seon Ia supescede all others for
this purpose. bsins hanly, rapid grower, its
strong thorns offering an impossible barrier to
oil kin.is of st eek Our stock 10 healthy and
we'll grown, and o.ar prsces will he found as low
. any o:her establishment. Orders solicited
Address
ISAAC JACKSON & CO.,
Jennerville. Chester Co, Pa
>. P. 8. Catalog .es furnished on application.
Referenee-Fran M J. Stone, Bloomsbury; J.
Edwin Coad, Loo ,st Grave, St. May scouniy.
AGHxr.-G. Fred Maddox, who is
ogent for this casapany, will attend to all
arders left with him.
Sept. 18th, lSGJ-sf.
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ID AN away from Rnsecroft, the residence q
~ William F. Hardy, IN ST. lnsgees' dis
tnet. on Tuesday. the 18th instant, negro man
DAVID Williams. aged about - yeats. DAVID
is about s feet, 6 or Z inches high. He had on,
when he lefi the Farm pair Of white drai
cloth pantaloons, b ack pea jacket and white
cloth hat He took with him, also, Sunday
suit Of black clothes and a black hat. David il
a iasi talker and very quick in his movements
He was purchased of Harton Duvait, of AnEs
Arundel county. Md.
Il will give the above reward If he in taker
outside OF ST. Mary's county, and $50, if lie ID
take'. In the cs'unty-provited hers so secared
that get him again.
JOHN NJ. MlLLARn
FIR
WILLIAM F. HARDY,
Leonard Town, Md
Nov. 94th. 1859
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THRESHLNG MACHINES.

4 have for sale the Potion Triple GearesS
j Hsrse Po,cer and W. W. Dngee r Goa
I,ou Thereafter. r.ah Reroioing Si,a~ Cay1r.
The machine 10 warranted to render satasiac''
sion 70 all purchasers. The price ot hors''
sower. 40 inch Thsssber and Straw Carrier.
dsliverei at any wharf in 81. Mary county,
10 1856. ;.
: Farmers are inviie,l to call at my Store Id
Is.a,ard Town and examine this 'rhresler.
+. LEO. SPALDING.
June 2Sth, 1s60-n.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR A. SAPPINGTON has removed
- to ST. Inigoes' District, where he of
fers his professional services to the public.
He may be found at bis residence. near st.
Inigoes' Store. late the property of Dir.
John g. Ashcom.
Jan. 31st, 1S6l--3m.