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GAS FIXTURESI
NEW STYLESll
NEW STOCKlll
CORTLAN & CO.,
NOS. 2l6, 2lS BALTIMORE STREET
Have hand of the handsomest collections Of
GAS CHANDELIERS
be found in this country grade Fourght Chan
deers complete with Shades at $40, TenLight Chande
liers at $3.50 each.
Very beautiful Library, Hall and Dining Room
CHANDELIERS.
Parlor, Drawng-Room and Cha Der
BRACKETS.
READING LAMPS,
DROP LIGHTS,
TIRE.PROOP SHADES
GAS TORCHES
AND KEYS,
AND HOLDERS, &c nc.
Any OF which will he sold upon as good terrnsa the m
quality goods be bought any of the Eastern
C0RTLAN d CO.,
importers and Dealers in Gas Fixtures,
French and English China
and House Furnishing Goods
n2l-tfr OF every descriDton
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SALE OF 4 VALUABLE GROUND KENI,-
~ by virtue Of an order OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore
CITY, N NE matter o. the estate John Eaer Howard To
mike sales 70 pay of umhTances, the uldrr~ipreI Conn
ai5ss ~ TeS,ye proposals in writing, through THOs
= YEAELI, No. l6 St. Paul street their Agent until
ShIUkpAY. April 20.h, lsoI for he pnrcLas. Of IN
oElHIN Al GROUND RENT Of three hundred collars per
hu issuing out Of Lot east corner o. Ross and
~ streets lsj ce by 100 feet to ntcdarj alley
ms above rent payable annually ar wei secured
by the extensive BUILDINGS known as th HON Of he
Fnendles will be sold subject understanding with
Lh Sid SoFp9raton that thy pHrchas: lnadrrd
aolars OF sad rent immediately and the balance in two
Se"S IL the! SC G,siTe u n SIX per cent IeTm> cash
Isn5EltI MIN LII committees
hM GEO READ Casf,... / t,o,-,-1
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from the Examiner, Norfolk, Va,
They have been tested. in more than thousand cases
with.entire success
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STORE No. III Pratt street. above Charles street
Republican street S ' '0'' ;
Small DIV E!IlNG-IIGUSEo on SpTnr Court paar ChorI.s
street. 80 ~ 49, -o'' 1'''''-'
Large STABLE and ard IN Pratt street, Howard.
STORE No Sc North Charles street. lately occupied by
Mrs = w hughes. Dwelling above ditto, well aiapted
for Dentist. = ' w." ''f'-'
~ DIV ELLING HOUSE No 81 Lexington street. west
and Restaurant. " II al NJ
aL5u No. 8 Y. Calvert .treet.
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from the Gazette, Davenport Iowal
Mr. SpaldinS would connect his name with an article
he did not know to ssssess real merit.
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from the St. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (Cephao Pills.
rapidly increasing.
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TO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-AN NEW
n l!lhE-equs! to Guano AMI cheaper than Stable
Hahure, being aiiuvial deposit composed OF animal and
yesetaole mater. Cen be obtained from the Ice Ponds
near the Cattle SHOW Grounds Distance from Charles St
avenue haf mile at Cattle Show Grounds quarter o.
mile at Toll Gate from Falls Road half mile at Upper Ne
seryoir. Apply at So South street. ~
Price ~ cents per cart load ieZ2-nL
M EXICAN GUANO.
or singls td, nv. ~ u WHITELOCK Il CO.,
fsse - '''' " " a South street
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OTIS FOR LEASE.
OAJ A CIt A&lJEloL.
- go feet Montgomery street, esst of William.
65 feet on North street, north of !.arer.

"a feet Cathedral street, south Of Read.
b. feet on Madison street, binding Falls.
Apply to +. X. HOWARD, Attorney,
Il St Paul STREET.
Dhl-H 0rat the Exchange Once
NOR RENT.-Large ROOM on the first floor
Z Of the Frankn Building rent recently fitted up at
much expense with gas, wat r, dc. Also, adjoining
Room. Amply at 80 SOUTH GAY ST. nlgG
IN | WILL EXCHANGE i FINE FARM
Xiii near the city Tor Petersburg Va Also
Mn sale, small FARMS suitable for Market Gardens
Country Seats; H0L SEES, LOTS and GROUND RENTS
S CI}y low; cMVlNNIg NEG0TlATI0>S I2.dT STGGkS
No. - n. Eutlw street T. y. REID jsl7G
a. a. FOR RENT-Large Double HOUSE, on
;s corner St Paul street and Bank lane, occupied
80 by Mrs Stokely Boarding House.
Also DIV ELLING ~ North Charles street, north of Fa
yete, which will he altered for store if de.lrcd
FOR ShEE-Originai GROUND Rents Of $500 sl35
sl2o and so each. ". ". GLENN,
d6tf 6 North falVet street.
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[From the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio.J
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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agGsls, e.. lQE 81 Eel ri

E'UR RENT.-A STABLE in the rear of House
NJ 3i', west Lexington street. between Pine and
iSI- io stIeelS, or 10 HEl tR E.WILE EMS,
aPli-tI No. 100 West Lombard street
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from the Advertiser, ProvidencegR. IL
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the
respectable quarters.
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GrRDUND RENTS FOR SALE-Weu secured
~ ami handsomely improved. Three 700 each at s.
81 and per cent; one of $3.50 al per cont
one OF laJ per annu at G@ cent of Sl72, 80
per cent two of S2 at cent; two Of 500 each
per cnt four Of IS each at 6a per cent and Ave Of SO
each, a 81 cent. Apply WI H. MARRIOTT Rf0Eey
No Il North Charles street. r,Iolff'
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from the Daily News, Newport, r. II
Cephaic Pills are taking tie place of all kinds.
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The Catholic Press and the WA,


Our contemporary, the Catholic Mirror OF this
city, concludes an admirable editorial in this
weeks issue, upon 'The Catholic Press and the
War;" in the following earnest and speaking lam
guage-speaking, we doubt not, the almost univer-
sal sentiment of the Catholics of Maryland:
Wherefore in what we have written. we have
mad an entire singeness of aspiration and purpose
peace hrst peace last, peace Peace alone can
restore the country to its proper condition of
prosperity. In peace only can we husband profit
aoy the inheritance of political liberty bequeathed
TO u.s. and save our benefcent Constitution from the
raVls6lng hand of military despotism. We are
therefore Tor peace-pesce because it will give to
the Union the lifebood of constitutional liberty
without which the Union must become conFoIi
dated despotism-peace, because it is repaired to
save the poor from The suerings OF poverty and the
temptation to crime-peace, because it is in con-
sonance with tn. interests, and teachings, and
charities, OF our Holy Church-and peace, because
tne DIVINE Spouse of that Holy Church hath said:
blessed are the peace-makers, for they shall see
God.'''
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The Hon. JOSEPH HoLT of Kentucky has been
welcomed in Boston rs only SO llustrious a per
vert to Republcanism could hope TO be. It was,
in The language of the newspapers, "a most dstin-
guished reception" Ofcourse, Mr.. EDWARD Ev-
ERETT was on hand to add to the glory of tue occa-
sion. Of course he made speech-he has a pacu-
liar faculty for making speeches-and aired as
usual, IBIS Ciceronian eloquence with compacent
satisfaction TO himself and to the huge DELIGHT of
his auditors. His language is always classic, and
chsste, and carefully elaborated, and, however
brief the discourse, in strict accordance with the
proprieties: Mr.. EVERETT adores propriety; but
he has sovereign contempt for principle. What
ne says to-day he will just as glibly unsay to-mor-
row. Tor he studousy trims his sails to catch the
otea'n OIL popular opinion, and is only unhappy
nv" iie mus himself beating against the wind
All pohucai truths with him are relative -navo,
absolute, They take their quality from c;rc,,,-
s'"i0eS ahd surroundings, and not from tba;r in
hereht ruthfulness. They are local and NOT -
"oi'u-"!oe acceptaton. In fine, they are trntbs
~ "lat famous woman of the vicinape Mr.,
assents to them-if she does not. they
"H"' SwEDENBoRd would call ffalses.'' No
~ greater respect for Mrs GRuNDy than the
AioH' EDWARD EVERETT, or has risap nm oftoror
10 40 her reverence" IT v,, ~, -.
year tnat he wrote Iette, to tho ~:
Convention which nominated It.;
Vice Presidency. 1t was nob,o
sound in doctrine and eminently Conservative ~
tone. "The suggestion" said he s.,bat ,'a
UNION can be maintained by the numerical nre.
dominance and military prowess of one section
"ezerted to coerce the other into submission is
Tin my Judgment, as self-contradictory as it il
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os LIE RELIGIOUS RIoT IN PIsA.-The account given
as 1utrages committed in Pisa on the oath March
forr;h Tnen me infant child of Enrico Poggi was
lolGioiy torn from the arms of his father and
IL, according to the Catholic rtes
ooWed n BOT be This of violence
in which the Ita; general attack the building
brating their worship. Fortyfour of b .e ceie
were arrested by order of the government anGteas
these forty-four, twelve were last week brouab, 20
trial before the criminal division of the W.. 10
stance at Pisa. Owing to the clemency and fo-
Dearance OF the government, the public prosecutor
was instructed to demand of the court sentences
moch less severe than might have been called for
- W'fm'er Dc Smiths European Times.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Miss Western grows
IN favor nightly, and the theatre is thronged with
appreciative audiences. Mr.. Knight is an actor of
much promise, and bids fair to be favorite with
the patrons of Old Drury. He speaks his parts to
those to whom they should be addressed and not
to the parquette or dress circle
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8rg Groos.
GREAT BARGAINS

G TREAT BARGAINS
Such rs Grenadines, Bareges
Barge Anglais, French Lawns and Orrandies,
POpIns, Nalencias ana Mo2amb.aues;
~ Ribbons, Embroderes and Hosiery;
LACE SHAWl,S and VISlTES.
ALSO,
Summer MOURNING FABRICS of the best uuatv
Desiring to close out our SUMNER STOCK" as soon
rs possible have made still greater reduction prices.
Buyers should avail themselves of this opportunity
aS-tr No G n charles street
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NUTRITiVE CREAM FOR TIE HAm.--This prepa-
ration will render the hair soft and glossy and prevent its
og o. Composed il is of the purest materials, it
can be used with perfect safety and answers all the purpo
ses of Ponade obs without producing that greasness
common to many hair preparations Prepared only by
Il. HTE50E JENNINGS 4 CO,
Pharyaacsutists,
nh25tf7 S8 North Charles street
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YEDD0 TEA-A delightful article part Of the
FIRST TEPoETATI0N FROG JAPAN, just received and
fof sale ny GREEN K Y0E,
os3'h s9 W saih.ueYa street
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PAaKER BnoGTIEEs' LONDON Gu AUoE This
celebrated Sauce fast saperssng others From the
richness and deiicGcy OF favor attained opu
lfity almost as great this country il Europe For
GALE By alt hFst-c!ass grooers and b. their agents.
GREEN s. YOE, Importers
o3i.tE SIS Wes: Balti5ioy slfaaf
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From Punch.
FOUR INSCRIPTIONS FOR A MONUMENT
10 be Erected an Virginia the Scene of the Grea,
stampede Of the Federal 4r0ay JuEy 81 1851
FIRST FACE
ICY THE TINES SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS
Balls Run.
bulis nun Which BullsS Write out the in full,
That when Posterity the tale shall con-
She may be thoroughly aware the Bull
Who made that run, was Jonathan not John
SECOND PACE
tBY YANKEE voLUyTRER.)
Manassas Junction.
/, Jonathan here in confusion and conjunction
with curse for those who bundered and blush for
those who ran,
That in the composition OF the said Manassas Junction
There was too much of the asses little of the
THIRD FACE.
(BY A U. S. SENSATION REPoRTERD
Go Stranger, tell, how for our country nigh
Where yesterday ran, to-day we lie s
FOURTH FACE
(BY YANKEE NOTION -MoYGER)
Our Hobbs Yankee Lock henceforth the field
10 our A'Dowelrs Yankee bolt must yield.
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hUNkEL's OPERA HoUsE.-Mr. Kunkle, the pres
ent lessee of the Museum, has spared neither pain
nor expense in reftting this place of amusement. -
Thoroughly renovated, he now seeks TO mako II g
place of amusement particularly acceptable to
ladies and children.
he will open on Wednesday next. Messrs Thos
Floyd, Harry Lehr, Billy Birch, Nelson Seymour.
'" H. Charles, and others compose the troupe,
and will treat the public to an entertainment much
better than any thing of its kind that has for
time been heard in this city.
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BALTIMORE COAL COMPANIES COAL,
REDUCTION IN PRICE,

BALTIMORE COAL COMPANIES COAL,
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
am new receiving regularly supplies OF this ccle
hrated COAL and enabled to offer it consumers at
yerv Low PRICES In view OF tn present state
of affairs, and the possibility or shipments being cut off,
would recommend coasumer OF Coal lay in their sup
plies
As no Cumberland Coal is nov coming to this market
would recommend the OF my Coal as substitute FOR
steanng and other shall keep large supply
stantly my whsrk
r. W. TYSON, Sole Agent,
No. IS Second street
For the quality of the Baltimore Company's Coal for
seaming purposes respectfully refer the following
parties:
Aessrs Dougherty Woods Il Co., Baltimore Steam Sugar
Refinery; Samuel I. Pearce ESQ.,, Agent Cronwes Line
Steamers A. l., higgins, Esq, Boston Line Steamers
HeSsrs. II. Abbott Son, Canton Rolling Mill.
" Murray /; Hazlehurst, Vulcan Works;
And Steamboats, generally. jy2-f
To CoNsUMERs OF COAL.-Haung en- hand aud
receiving daily all the different varieties of
HARD FREgBgENING Goals,
offer great inducements lay their sup
pies for the winter. WI. II. ONION,
alGlm corner Lombard ct. and Central avenue.
TEssT
SHOULDER sEAM
SBlET5i
SHIRTS!
SHIRTS T.
PERFECT gIT WARRANTED OK NO SALE,
| UneqaaIled hy Any
NEW STYLES Og FRENCH' BOs0Bs.
EMBROIDERED B0S0a SHIRTS.
FIRE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS
IERINO SHIRTS AID DRAWERS
| COLLARS, TIES, sTOcKS
| GLOVES AND HALF-HGSE.
HANDKEaCaIEFS
| SHIRTS.
/ ". p. T0WLES L BRO,
| PATENT SHoULDER9EA& SHIRT MANDATORY
E&s ssa3ElsiaaEG ssvsaG
! Uuier Carroll Gsu
SOLE AGENTS FOR J:o. CLARK, Jr. ;. 90 :, "a
| UEINE COTTON. Alsg,
| rtf&TT FLOOR EEHEa, ,s6sF
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we are indebted to Mr.. Fl. R. Macdonough, of
tue iams' Express Company, for papers from st.
Joseph, Missouri, of the oath ult.
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RooFING RooyIRq II Koor!Ne III
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'G
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FEET AND COMPOSITION ROOFiY3
Un-ivaiied by anything discovered FOR Roofing
PERPE0gLY FIRE PEooY.
PgEPECrLY WArsR PgoOF,
UHgGUALLED FOR Ecovca7.
UEgIvALLED Pr DURABILITY,
ADAPTED 70. Every CLIMATE
For further Information address or call on
JAS. q J0HNS0N,
Ne Jarvis Building, North and Baltimore sts
!ESo0 Baltimore
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Correspondence Of the Daily EgchGngs.
Ihc county Gourt--TO be Runs--Abscond
A PARALLEL-XENEZUEL !

1t ia well known that since the enfranchisepoen
OF the mixed Doods in Venezuela a bitter civil
war has sprung up, il which the issue is one almos
purely as to the domination Of races. The contest
is perhaps somewhat similar to that which accord
ing to the latest intelligence, is raging between tn,
pure ebonies and the muattoes of Hayti. In Ven
ezuea Pedro Gual is the acting President, who, ii
view OF the ditic ultes of the country, has agsun
ed the powers of dictator and proposes to subdut
the rebellion by exercising those powers in the sup
preston of all opposition to his Government arm
ed or otherwise. In this he is sustained by tn.
military power, and having beth purse and swor(
IN has hand, is likely at the expense of the liberties
OF the people, to enforce order and peace.
The latest arrival from there brings to lis inteIi
gence of the means adopted by President Pedr,
Guai to accomplish his purposes. They are sub
stantialIy as follows: lst. The issuance of decree
assuming the dictatorship, upon the ground of pub
lie necessity. I'd. Prohibiting the publication By
newspapers of any military movements on the part
OF the Government, or of the euemys forces, with
out the written permission of the Government
the circulation OF newspapers to be stopped upon
violation of this order. Sd. The discontinuancs O
all lncendiary publications after notice given By
decree. 4th. Suspendng all civil law in the dis
turbed provinces, and the substitution of the will
OF the Executive and martial law. 9th. Infictinp
the penalty OF death upon all persons fouad II
armed Opposition the Government. OIn. IN.
establishment of a national police, wherever deem
ed necessary, under the orders of a General Pre-
fect.-NetC York DuiIy Mems
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= q 2 < IS Z.
SHOULDER sGAd

.. r. STILTZ.
GALLERY OF BIOGRAPHY,
SO Y. CHARLES STREET.
ja1I-tf OPPOSITE ST. PAUL's CEURcE.
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GABRIEL D. CLARK,
Has for tale giption Of fine WATCHES, IzwzLRr
SILvEE AID FLh MAsR st hia store corner Of Calvert
NataE s3as
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The following vessels are now at the BROOKLYN
Navy ard :-Receiving ship North Carolina, 81;
sailing trigate Brandywine, so, in ordinary; steam
steam gunboat Satellite, preparing for sea; char
tered vessels Pampero and Putnam, undergoing an
overhauling.
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l..rnaranr, rn Hnrarxr.r,na


To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Saved and Split Office ofCIty Steam Fire Weed
EiN,
%c. aEaE-a ssaEaY
aiG-Es JhaES Il. Johnson
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MERRILL S BREECE- LOADING RIFLE.
TEREIII,, THOMAS Z Co,
mh25G 259 BALTIMORE STREET
FISHING TACKLE.
EERRILl, THOMAS & CO,
NH s. $50 BALTIMORE STREET.
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H-IIa 7 = s-s . Il = 2 II "A To
JAMES FRYER invites attention 10 the very extensive
assortment OF Looking new in store suitable El-
every position and OF al sizes
&artei Mirrors, Pier and Wall do. oval and sousre
COrGices Tables, Brackets Consois &C., at uneeuaed
prices.
The latest English AID standard French Erzravi ng al
vaVs ia G.oa5.
Particular and undivided attention is given TO the depart
nent Of PICTURE FRAMES Also frames for Miniatures
photographs, Portraits, &c.
FRgEB'S Galleries.
No. 81 south CaIFar. street
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TO CASH PURCHASERS.

to UASH PURCHASERS.
$50 CASKS SCOTCH AND ENGLISH AE.ES,
Younger's Tenants, Strong and Marzet Il Sons East
India PALE ALES Single Gask at 81 per dozen. Five
casks and at $3.50 dozen Tese are Of direct
importation, Of superior qualities fin G. ndition
For sale by THOS. THOMPSON,
Commission Merchant,
jei4-5m % South Gay street
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Dr. a q BTAEpy,
sGGGESAOK To DR.. C. \ HARRIS,
E::tiE 81 EnErg CHABLsa aszR1q
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FINELY CRn"sD
"SOMHRERO GUAEc."

fro m $50 to 81.
PERUVGAg GTAEC.
" are prepared t. furnish the BEST PERUVIAN
GUAM n any quantity, the lowest market price De-
hyelianG direct from the Goyernms mt Warehouses
'+.oNE ASFE'' ANA ROME DUST
N:lfE-l he above articles warrant ~. o. tl,- h-7
Puaiitg We have stead " avoided DEALING in la!craY
"c priced articles, hence :rlr uro cta y.
ing from the above frrtil the drallty ." IN
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a22-eo3-s Nos III and i7s y. Howard tree..
ilTY COLLECT0R'S OFFICE, BALTMoFE,
~ august 2sh, i3GlNotice is. hereby given tHgt The
RT5Ss Sr fATES Or nISC0u acH CEASE after the
rarNoL LJAI " SEPTEMBER, and that under the Orli.
ancs OF te mayor and City Council the CITY Collector
VIII De compelled TO close the taxes on Personal PRO-
ptrrty after The ilrst day October, by distraint
nose wishing to avail themselves discount AMI
upon 10 make Immediate payment ' ~'
~ attention ~ called to arrears Of taxes
l3l Dch years, Tor As City Auditor shall be comurliad
perty for safe. IfJH%7 7 ~ !. VIZ, o'"-
- a" - CIV COLLECTOR
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ESTABLISHED III 1887.
TO CA SH PU:R.C H:ASE.R
neANDIEs, GIN, WINES, Sc.

large stock of STRICTLY PURE~OLD RYE WINS.
Xxi Els from Gistiers OF high reputation
The undersigned respectfully invites examination Of h
stock which he Offers avery low prices cash. in quaint
ues to suit buyers. TftOS. THOMPSON,
jei43m % South Gay street
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KIsDLING WooD KrNDLINa WooDii
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
Atoface Of City Steam Fire Wood MIL
ana. No. sNoRTH srRHnf.
JAS. q. JOHNSON
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AaEI t.EsEl'i5 ''h-iAE1aEF EstB-AFE-L |. HAH
fOr Di0aiPF0tcF) GTaNO"
The use Of This Gu9no for the T@s sir Tears
@ $50 IayGraHy win il rnh" hat Is r"1nirea
ties The times have reduced price the ahuva
artrln. o tlASE
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THIRD FACE.

(BY YANKEE NOTION -MoNGER)
Our Hobbs Yankee Lock henceforth the field
To our M'Dowelrs Yankee bolt. must WELD
The national Republican., 1861-03-01
Chartered by Congress.


TNHE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CON-
l. PANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
offers to the Property Owners Of the District the
cheapest and as safe means of Insurance against
Loss by Fire, as any other Company, as will sp-
dear by an examination of its principles.
The fact that all Of the Insurance Companies
Of the District are declaring large dividends to
their stockholders, at once shows the great
profit on their premiums, and the consequent
saving to persons insuring with this Company.
ULYSSES WARD, President.
CHARLES WILSON, Secretary.
MATHEW g. EMERY, Tfeasurer.
MANAGERS.
ULYSSES WARD, JOHN VAN RISWICK,
JOHN DICKSON, MATHEW G.. EMERY,
7. J. MAGRUDER, J. @. McKELDEN,
CHARLES WILSON
Office adjoining (north) the Bank of WASH
ington. nov 26