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y SASH, BLINDS AND Doors.

nvHu odss nsblshmens In Hchnond where nsy 10 Be hal
o. shovs srticIes i pstooa, at the shoFtss necs
6einr CONFIDENT diving snss ssasen the subscriber -
tn pubhc patronage Having recently saaei
skns I'd Turning V h public eaa nsV
NV. As, vst =! 9, sssy ssys nss -
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
FOR TIE SALE OF NEGROES.
YEyF understand has this the Auction business
fr the sale NEGROES at the Au lion Room Franklin
street, lately occupied by BETTs GREGORY.
H M M Neyoes both publicly privately and soeits the
o AZ his and the public generally. He pledges his
e 10 promote ~ his patrons and haers husei
t nom his long experience the trade he will be enabled 10
obtain he market prices He will make liberal advances
m All property ir hand-and prepared 70 board persons
aged In the trade also their servSntshsying ample accom-
100 laions for both. T. sTOkEe,
on Franklin, Srd door below Wall street
April 1bth, 1851.
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upOCKEr AND TABLE CUTLERfs-He 1922
store large assortment Of Pocket and Table Cutler
Offer for sale cheap. oLA. ~ -. &X
auQ No Nv 49, t@~<<f-
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
mn anaT1,oIyrT

yUyRI.WEERLY THROUGH TO LYNCH Ia-,unn6
II BuRfI LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, =
AND TRI-WEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYs, MAKING DN
LIZ LINE AS FAR AZ so0TTsVILLE.
Nchmondto sootsvie. 3 30 Richmond 70 Lexington "
The through line viii leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday p NJ, and and amer the 9Th September the WAY
line for Scotsve will Tuesday Thursdays and Bat
urdays and run up scove Returning leave sco1
Vile Monday. Wednesday aud Friday At IN AN.
See distance and time passing In card below for
line the scottsye line will
points the opposite day s the same hougoing up hour
later coming down.
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sash, BLIND AND DOOR
Mandatory
OORNER fYH AND MAIN STREETS RICHMOND VA

M FINE LIQUORS.
nsrs imported direct from France By hs"Lsss
100 cases Ane 0iart Wins
20 baskets Champagne Wine
8 casks fne French Brandy
bsdss slsrge Of superior old Wines aEd Brsnds IN
questionable age and purity having been bought bond
lso London Porter Scotch Ale, Ih and Scotch WHISKY Old
Jamslca RAM Our stock Of virginia Rye whisky comprises
most Of brands part Of which old and rupeor
which Win sell small advance, In lots TO suit pur'
shassrI JOHNSON, YOUNGER 0TIY,
isIS No. 10 Pearl slrsst. Richmond. Va
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W. EIsoM VIC. oARRINaToN
Address --HOwardsville, Virginia.
ELSOM d. cos
1861. n 1861

MAIL PACK EFT LINE,
PACKET CLARA, Captain D. D. IsbeIl
PACKET VIOLA, Captain W. II. Maxwell
PACKET PERCY, Captain A. @. Loving, Jr.
PACKET PIONEER Captain 0. u Burkl,
FAVE Richmond Monday Wednesday and friday,
IL bP. NJ Leave Lexington same days h O'Clock, A. NJ
With superior accommodations for travellers, runs tWeeky
between Richmond, Lynchburg and Lexington
Packages conveyed this line will be reeepted Tor our OF
Gee, and paid for, II lost. Our Agents are:
W. p orutchhed, Richmond Bocock Parrish, Lynchourf
ana u Norgrove Ierington. malb
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1o,OOO.OOo!
ANNUAL INCOME, $2,260y000I
Daily Revenue S7,5OO.00.

INVESTED IN THE UNIIhU SIAIhn - 1870. :,
an Directors Personally Responsible Jor ne Red9emsHn o.
ns Company.
WE respectfully attention 70 the security Of The Liverpool
w and London Insurance Company to Us policy holders u
large cash csptal and vestments, stated above.
The large capital and Income OF the Company enabe 70 fe
Hines 10 requiring amounts ofnsursnce
In addition 70 ordinary mode Of insurance. this Oompsnys
sues Observation-Disclosures the payment OF TkRANnU.
Az PREMIUMS Property Ii, thenceorth, PhRAdbEN1Lf
INSURED Policy cancelled at tlme and
MUM will be returnedlos per cent
This Company will By loss OF kenu ~ IRE on
Hinder he Policies Of this Company all claims paid
ssntson Of proof without dbaenfor dcduo.
Ron 6r inrssi and NOT usual DAYs amer presents.
.,on ~ r,ooI WORTHAM d WYATT, Agents,
mai lqNain street, under h Charles Hotel.
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PERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
STATE OF VIR q N A .

CAPITAL . sd 900
OFPICE-main street, In American HOTEL.
yIs Company takes addition TO the ordinary fFe AM
rine risks PsRPETUAL insurance on budngs Under is
policy payment the property FOR bVhR aga n
AZ. mis- COMPANY receives deposit intes,
and the payment Of Negotiable No'es and
Bills OF Exchange
o. y. BHEszs, Becy -.
DIRECTORS
VIM II, Mscfsrsnd, Prest Fairness Bank.
WIN a. Creushav, arm Of Crenshaw &Oo
Wellington Goddn, arm Of Goddln Appersons
T. w. McCance, nrm Of DnnloPs honoore DC.
a. A. Barksdale, hrm Of warwick Bsrksdale.
Jas H. Grant Tobacco Manufacturer.
H. ID. Crenshaw, hrm Of Haxal, Orenshau = oe'
John 1. BACON, firm Of Bacon Baskerville
r b. Haxall, arm Of Hsxan, Crenshaw i De.
John Ourrie, Jr ship Owner:
VIA H. warwick, arm Of Warwick Bsrhsdhs
Jas. Alfred Jones, Attorney al Law
GO Ellett, Builder.
re KUHN, Agrculturist and Manufactures.
w. w, Orump, Attorney nj Lsv. -.
Jas Dunlop, frm Of Dunlop, honcure o. noso
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DICHNoNO CEOTHING mANUFAC- n

x -rOSY-fhe subscribers have hand large and III
SSnplr,e assortment Of SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED ~
GOODs-Cohs CAssuers and yesilnes, OF all trades
he following noted mills CenshSW Mills Richmond va, Miller
90 = MUS Culpeper county, VA Kelley, ford Cos ss'
ErecksburS Va Aimes MUS, Marion, smith county,
Rock Mills Charlotte, ~ O.; which We are prep y,
make the shortest notice. and In me latest anu
approved styles goods that g compare In every respect win
ne best northern good and many OF the CrenshsS
goods equal quality Funch There can be no longer an
eue manufactured out OF the state In
~e keep sivAys on hand Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS CAsSMER noio be surpassed by any mouse N
he city We have Of Cutters, and corps OF woren
o 10 house In the Union with
op 70 furnish patrons with Southern Clothing raised
Goods SOUTH made South and trust 10 De
o and worn South rninsd 10 do aim our power
" SPENCE CAREY.
Cothlers and Merchant fAiors,
,.Qs Corner Of Main and ish streets
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
uULCANITE TEETH! - Dx

VULcANIrE TEETHli
6RkAT LNPR0 TEMEHT IN ARTIFioZALulIfYyyp
G. w. JONES DENTIST having the right for making TEETH on
the vucane plate being satisfied Of s absolute
oger al other methods, having thoroughly tested for hoelrs
large number and some Q se nst dcH cases
where gold and plate had utterly failed Commends with
entire desiring full partial sets Of teeth
pscay disSdsfSd tr LoSe ty noto using The per-
ct adaptation plate and the suction thereby secured
.be him 10 insert teeth without clasps which, In the
old plate teeth painful and useless Hav
ms been adopted by those standing the North
and South testimonials v be given and specimens exhibited 70
those wishing 70 them.
Gold or any plate made Of for such - prefer
them
Hug cleansing regulating and all other operations gently and
thoroughly performed 80.
some two hundred teeth with II.
~ once hours nom to sK ~ TO Main r.reo,
,.s.ssn Dan snd iOth " apps
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CLARKsON, ANDERSON a CO.,
IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE.
OryER FOR sALs AT Low PRICES
5000 Pair Trace Chains,
500 Stage Traces,
500 I" Breast, and Back Chains,
800 Dozen GraEs and Grain 6cythes
100 Scythe snahs,
80 {" sickes OF superior make,
1000 a Elyells killing and Wedding Hos
$50 q" shovels .nd Spades,
900 " Hay and Manure Form
IN which thew invite Of the country trade
SUNDRIgs IN sTOnE AUGUST 9Th, 1854
% bags Grain Pepper
% bNs Ground do
5bags Race Ginger
do Pnento
@ bxs No NntmegS
do London Mustard
IS do liz Biueng
90 do Meccaroni
100 half Chests Green and Black Teas
1Otcg Rice
go bxs Talov Candies
80 do Fancy soaps
$50 bags Shot
% dozen Painted Pals
% do Wash Boards
loo bxS Clothes Pins
so doz Cotton Plough Lines
500 do Mrs. Mluers smoking Tobacco
$40 do Goodsn's do do
5bu Palmetto Chewing do
tOkegs Fig do do
ION genuine Principe segsn
go gross Matches
80 do Masons Hacking
10 bbls New York Syrup
Is bxl Soda Salerstus
80 do Chalk Pipes
For sseby I'M wALLAcksONs,
sr6-d2w Corner Pearl and Carr Streets
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NOTICE.
DAssAGE TO Forts Powhatan and jamestown, - ~
Il aud 10 Grove and Stone Whsrfs dsly.-The
steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt H. Preemao, VIII or The ae
wishing to visit friends stationed al any Of
the above places Williamsburg Yorktown
leave wharf Rockets every morning. except Sunday pre-
ctey o'clock touch City Point by O'clock Fort Pow
hatan by 10 O'clock jamestown II o'clock Grove Wharf
and Stone wharf1 o'clock p. NJ.
Stone wharf IN o'clock Grove al IN
O'clock the regular WhArves doth going
rsturnng) arrived at Richmond about 81 o'clock p NJ
Passage for the trip 70 Stone Wharf and return 81
Meals extra, 50 cts each.
The above schedule will be commenced Monday 2lth
June.
jel9 II. o. HAbkIhb.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL kOA-
CHANGE OF HOURS.
H4EzE -

ON and ARTER Monday, June Sd,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII leave RICHMOND DADY, At Glib, A NJ, for 6taun.
ton and all intermediate Way Stations, connecting al Cor
donsye with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains for
Junction. intermediate sations At Manassas the
trains connect the Manassas Gap Railroad for wheeling
Winchester Hapers Ferry and all stations on the Manassas
Road and al with their trains for LynchburE and
ali points and Southwest Of that place And othe
day. tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Jacksonb
River and Stations West OF stanton.
Hsrman Browns Stages connect with the train 81 Stanton
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and NJ Goshen Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington
Harman and Oompsny Stages connect with the Train
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Mboro for the Warn
eprng and Jacson River for the White Sulphur SPRING.
Levsburg, kc.
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves Jacisons River Aondsys Wednst
'j II "'N n D. wHITooMB,
General Superintendent
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Ia EEsy Ez.7szz.E.s51 NORTHERN
-s-EiE-H&2 CENTRAL RAILWAY,
SUPERINTENDENT : OFFICER
CALVERT TATIoN Baltimore Nav 20, 1861
This Road is open for TRANSPORTATION OF
FRElGHfS heretofore
r0r inf9rmation respecting rates. &c, apply to JAMES
IL APPL1; Freight Agent, Calvert Station.
For FREiGHTS destined West, via PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road, apply to MAGRAW Il kOONS, corner North and
Pleasant streets. JAS. G, CLARKE.
DpFDt L rfr MT
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81 - zsa VII ,I PHtLAp Ell 4 W

81 80 w,1H Riat4Ap Ell H,IA,lvosr
RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEhENTG.
sad after MONDAY, August l9tll Passenger Trains
for Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
daily Except Sunday as follows, Wig:
EXPRESS Train at $50 O'Clock A. NJ; Way Nail at I0IJ
O'clock 4. n; Evening Mail at 445 p. II. On SUNDAYS
at 446 r N. All Trans connect with New York trains
except AS P NJ. train SATURDAYS.
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached,
5p p NJ stopping at all stations between Baltimore aad
.vre-de-tirace.
Passengers for Delaware and Eastern Shore Maryland
VIII ma Their most expeditions route by way of Whining
an coored must give bond before entering the
cars. WILLIAM CRAWFORD,
aIl-u Agent.
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b n E5.:5sEE7s+z.s25 NORTHERN
Ell EGEs1s-XEes. CENTRAL RAILWAY
SUPERIN EkijEST'S OFFICE,
CALVERT STATION, Baltimore May 18th, l56i
On and aiter SUNDAY, Nay 18th, 1901 Tr.ins on North
ern Central Railway arrive and depart follows, until
further notice.
TRAINS NORTH.
MAIL AT z. IS A. ".
EXPRESS AT 4.35 T. II.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION AT SI5 P. ~
The 81" A. ~ Train connects Relay House with trains
on Western Maryland Railroad. AT Hanover junction with
Hanover and Gettysburg Railroads; at York witt YORK.
and MrGhtsTllie Railroad; at Harrisburg with Penusy
wanna Railroad for all parts Of West. Also, with Lebanon
gaey Kail[9fd to New York direct. At Northumberland
WITH H. and b. Railroad for Kingston aud all parts Of
wyoming Valley; at Sunbury with Pha elphia and Erie
York. ' ~ ~ -1"
The rs P NJ Train makes all the above connections er
Lebanon Valley Railroad 800 ~
The SIS Tram makes connections with Pennsylvania
for New York
TEAMS ARRIVE.-Maii at 6ln P NJ Express at ~
a NJ Harrisburg Accommodation al g z Il
For TICKETS aud information enquire at Ticket
"a 1N'' cit '''A JAS. C. CLARKE, sup'nt
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,fT-A OLD DoMINI0N STEAMBOAT
Bal 5ga9s.

Ilss asss s NJ: s...:..sls1 BALTIMORE AND OHIO
EA-@1--aG--kfgS RAILROAD.
"a aud after august 10Th, 1861 the trains will run as
follows, viz
The Mail Train between Baltimore and Sandy Hook
lea eS SaltiTaoTe daily except andayl at $50 NJ.
IL, and Frederick 30 A. NJ ~
The ELLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at
go and 9l5 A. n and I4o and $40 P NJ and EIjicots
Mills at 40 and leo a " aud 345 and 90 t. n.
Leave Baltimore 70 and A. M and 3 As and co
P NJ. on Sundays at 420 A N. only Leave Washington
at SEQ and 80 A. N, and $50 2 ~; on Sundays
at 80 r only The second ant fourth trains only
Baltimore stop at way points The second and fourth
trains from Baitimor and WasAngt connect with tralus
on the Annapolis read
For iu Their information tickets OF every kind &C. apply
to ). T. ENGLAND agent, at Camden station or at the
Ticket Cffce. " r SMITH.
Master Of Trans orstion.
IL. NJ C. j, r., General Ticket gent
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ALattOrm StaIgs.
Sturage

Sturags.
STANDARDIZATION can-be had in q FIR e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street. Apply to
JOHN HENDERSON & CO.,
fel9n corner Pratt and Cor-mer streets
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
= |GEn. WARNER. I69 g. Entaw streat sn2I-ti
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
~ De obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on Bowiy wharf Apply to
P. aALCOM Il co,
Jul Wood street. Bowlv's wharf
ST0RA GE.-Capacity to the extent of 10000
AJbarrels merchandise be obtained at Hendersors
wharf Apply to JOHN HENDERSON Il CO.,
myl7-u corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ OF the large Warehouse No l22 Eutaw street, oppo
site baltimore and ohio Railroad Depot Apply on the
premises to REP & WOLF feS-tf
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
Orates in Warehouse No. 68 South street.
W. SMITH,
9u22-h South
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.SsRglGaggia
U. s. GOVERNMENT LlNE

U. S. GOVERNMENT LINE
'7' TSFT 16NKoE AND OLD FLINT COMFORT,
Leaves the lower end e UNION b09K Ess SIDE daily,
snfFreisn{a and connecng wi the Raiirosd Lines
faa York; aapSb Pa s NeF 9
edatey after the arrival of the Express Train from New
The ol,ewng is The schedule ,.. D,,,.,.,-,.-.a,.
sp II Ne" YG kv az a. m eayS Philadelphia at S
,r Ra[ND 1slP rIGEG s Ar kEgpcED PRICES.
From R6iiadeiphia and bacs.
ProcuIe your fckefs IN NEW YORK a. tie New
fT r. RrHIa PIX Feet Of SSn,nR@ sse
nef q Sixth and Chestnut Streets at the Depot Bread
e "a on Board Of the S5fe%Rit sSS! Union
jy2u Passing Agent.
- - CHANGE N % p54s TO THE
1!.ATUTEET RiEER
Ton win le,ve Baltimore for the Patuxent River the
SATURDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY, comrnepo
ing saturday morning, June list, 1851 at ociocE fof
anS sy9Sf SPS Se'PRf hSNnERF G
W.. The Boat leaving llilS Landing on Monday and
for rh Sc sc Boat will eays @ Landing on Friday
The above steamers will call at all the usual Landings on
einEer' also at Fair Haven and Plum Point, gon and
m, fsight received o'clock he days previous
FabfN la to PPs ism Meals
Do Fair aayea.:::..: o. DO. ie, tt
BALTIMORE AND SUsoUEJAE
Linz Ne S sHoe5! s SaafAF =; goar n
F255 aASaa Ei GA T dsS $os:
y sb ~ H;SSz ss,f
KHEsqnr22ing n ls2ye; Port REEo$T EVERY aoSD49
EAVRE Ok GRACE &C O'Clock, P J. 90 . : 0''N' @-1
Passage, berths included, 50 cents
Freight received daily until O'clock oarrod st IA,
rates and carefully attended TO- "
Fl B 9sR ts.sa sSiE s3 t % 1
TIE agent at havTe De Grace win attend forwardia9 8
gsnis Canesor viii re ship freshte intended oooSi
Ff ft stabo or elsfYeff Cant Fred
Jos T5x T TA y 62E Agent, Baltimore;
apis II j. TOME Agent, Port Deposit.
..sI-s OLD DOaINIoN STEAMBOAT
I E2F q TR AND Lam
s@ltinoEg, fon hsT berth, Sssgha9 pisI,jGht s sues
returning leaves Fredericksburg EV cry ESDG
MORN NG, al O'Clock, OF Immediately after the arrival
at all the regular Landings on the Rappahannock
GONG ana returning to land and receive freight and
sengers.
new, and was built by merchants OF Fred
erchants farmers residing IN the counties b5rerin
on the Rappahannock for the press purpose keeping
ward deck has been enclosed thus aordnI complete PR
ecton Tor Horses, and other live stock Carriages Of q
sizes can oe on board and carried undo deck wthol
taxing of the wheels. Her berth acc0mm
iati3ns re large and comnlodious and her capacity h
no superioT on the waters Of the chesapeake.
D. GA Ffkg & IN hh9 and charges pa
10 Freight received on board Of the Steamer Wednesda
Sn% [h arSy ana on Fridays up to socock
. N'''' K ]; c5PRoN & co, AgeA.s,
-, ,,, No. 81 Bowly's wharf Baltimore.
-- sLaUGaIER President Frederick sburg, Va. Mig
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0o,5ps,rtC MARKETS.

4I
no,rox- 1-,.t a The market IS quite duh ~
-, - 40, nd prices are shade lower. Iv,,crns
-, ~ a. u 6Ul4 70 for common pran s6 os6,,
~, 20 Tor fancy: 6G& 81 o7H for So,,h
including choict brands - ~ snGas * CO..
ar "a 0uiet and prices are nornha "a szS7 sn ,or
ei md j.. cy; Sc G6 50 for extras 90, y 80 w
err is du aud prices are lower sa!es ol ives
superior se AZ cts and Western mixed % cts
tern yno O.,s are dull at prices ranging from ''Y5f
eta. per bushel for ',h"' ~
a. - So cts per hushei ,,,,o. 1,,u
90 pEgf ELPHIA. Sept. 2-Fiour quiet. Wheat dnl
I'D dsrined cts. White 81 22dl "a; red 81 loa!il6-
Snrn Arm and active; yellow 53d]56 cts. Oats are un
changed Cofee-Rjo 13kGlS% cts. Whiskey lower at
Is cts. ,, WI. .i.,,1
BUFFALO, Sept. 2 Flour unchanged Wheat closed
cui.-saes IL 400 shells Milwaukee club ~ cts bOOO
do "a cts 10 COO bushels Chicago spring, rs cts 10000
do rs c, % bushels No. Chicago spring, 50
cts IL 600 bu shells red winter, 90 5000 bushels
white Michigan. 81 .U3. Corn in good demand-salcs
90 GOO bushels IS cts; 81 900 bushels at 354
cts; 25Oy0 bushels at Sc cts Oats in fair
demand; market steady sales 10000 bushels at %
cts Canal freghts firm. Lake imports-ls,0 900 bbls
flour OO0 bushels wheat 1858 900 bushels o0C
bushels oats, 900 bushels rye Expors-369 bbs -four
2O5 ,Oo0 bushels wheat, 6S 900 bushels corn
OSWEGO. Sept. 2.-Flour steady Wheat advanced
Corn steady at %. cts Oats quiet. Recepts-s,9 O
bbls -four bushels wheat 22I 900 bushels
Shipments-3,70 bbls -four, 49, coo bushels wheat
SO $50 bushels Exchange dull at onefourth PIE
MUM.
PHILADELPHIA COFFEE CIRCULAR - MONTH.
statement:
I'm ports since l. 1861, of Rio, direct. 53 SOC bags
Other descriptions .......'..''. 3S,oS6 "
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1Jgag gI,,, SIaGsGggIg.

BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL 4. TURNER.
No 8 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
EYAS on HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
L SORTMENT OF PAPER STATIONERY and Blanc
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found WI
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign,
oil the most approved manufacturers.
N0fg PAPEt.S, Ruled and Plain, il veTT greet varsity
ENVELOPES OF all kinds
STATIONERY OF every description, for Office and prvat'
use, Wig: STEEL PENS. PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX,
WATERS, LEA d ana SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS
Ec.,
INK, Writing and COPYING OF all the makers, LET
rER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, P0KfE-AoN
NAIES &c, &c.
Also large assortment OF WRAPPING PAPER.
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS Co., e. 1c., sill st ioE
prices
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do welita f422ti
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.

COASTWISE.
NEW YORE-Schr. 4. J. Pickyp-l35 tons ice T. ]
Cochran & Bro.
NEW YORK Barge Alics.-4O hhds sugar, 100 bales
cotton 2a0 eases dry goods. order.
New YoRK-Schr. Waryland-29o tons ice T j. Coch.
Il Bro.
CAMDEN. Ms-ScLr Joseph Fish.-2SO tons ice, T. j..
Cochran x Bro. 10y - -
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* ~ y u
a SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
l2J SMITHS WHARF,
.5o..o, BALTIMORE
ovance made on consgnments to our address, or to o
ehS IN the various ports Of Europe and the West Indies
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'sNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suoscrl-
L be, has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
city, letters OF administration the of JOS EPH
IiE>S late of said city, deceased All persons having
claims against the said estate hereby exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
or before the 7th day Of February, 1852 they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate
All indebted to said requested make
Immediate payment Given under hand this day
of August, 1861 REBECCA HESS,
a " y'
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@R VINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
tssSlsEsE5 BLACK TEAS, &c
.ESE9zsG P TlERNAN 6. son,
Offer FOR sale he foilowin ing articles Of their own
imporl alton, particularly for family use
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown SheTries, in wood and in glass
PORT WINES-Sande cans competition red and white
Port, in and il glass.
MADEIRA WiNE-John Howard Iarch's fine Madeira
in wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HECK VINES -Taharnesberger, Steinberger Marco
Drummer Cabinet Lb frau mich, Bronneberg OF 1876
CHAMPAGNE WlNE5-Moet and Chandon's finest, in
quarts and Dints.
BRAN DIES Otard and Hennessy's fine old pale and
dark Brandies.
RUMs-oid and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, and
from the is ands- imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-fhe best qua.ity-Tiernap brand-snd
mixture of aromatic poison in it.
5ng fr,ba - q Sn,.1T nm.
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! PARKHURST, JR., & CO.,
~ e GENERAL COMhISSIOE kEPCpAUTy
,,,,,r,,, -,-n,, AND DEALERS IN
ofbi'At, REFINED AND CRUDE WHALE OILS
~ STRAITS, BANK AND SHORE or q
sFERE AND ADAMANTINE CANDI rs ''
r.a. 70 SoUTH STREET
go Baltimore
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EyINE TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
Il Just received our Fall Stock Of fine TABLE ANB
POCKET CUTLERY, which cannot be surpassed by any
in the city Baying been selected with great
firm in Europe, offer Inducements to puT
chasers, and guarantee to give general satisfaction
a. REUTER- l. SONS,
No. Sc West Baltimore street.
nor pap Grader opdG
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STICKEEY 3 CO.,
- DEALERS III
NAILS, COAL AND IRON
NO 81 Exchange|plsce, up stairs ...s4ts
n a. BERRY,
So SNIP BROEER,
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT
% Pratt street, Cup stars,)
BALTIMORE aka
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TKTILLIAM S. CROSS.
w LUMBER, STAVE, AND
GEN ERAL C0HMISSION MERCHANT
corner +. Falls and Eastern venues, Bait
viii attend to selling all kinds Lumber Slaves shootz
hoops, DC, and fill orders for same. Wy '0Ae'
EeSsr5 aagTaw Rooms, gents Pa Central RR 20 Raft
Eimball Shaler Baltimore ~ ''''
). G. Hand Co,
Fenly 4 Wallace, New York
W. Miller, Esq, Burlington Pa oq+g
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tlESEE Y. DRAKELET. IApoN pvr.ou
ARAkELEY Il FENTON, y"
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
$780, FOR THE SALE OF
FhO ISIONS AND PRODUCE
5a7 BALTIMORE STREET
l,,.s CORNER oP PACA,