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Shocking Tragedy In LIyerpoo,.

liI"h inc lNhdon IcleRraph, Jnu4 Dol
Between twelve AMI ono O'Clock on Sunday morning
de1rable AFFAIR occurred in Dale street Liverpool in
which che man was MORALLY stabbed and another 40
shcckngy cut about the neck that hopes are entcr
tained 81 his recovery II appears that nj twelve O'Clock
On saturday night about forty persons wore drinking in
Jewellers public house AZ the corner ~ ae street and
johnson street They turned IN order that tho
house might be cloecd quarrel arose among several
OF them IN consequence " previous disturbance during
the evening. Amongst tho parties in the crowd were
James Cassidy, young man named Thomas noncean
James INnersn his father, and Thomas Donegan hia
Iheo, ~ ..s..- -. a.gseni hogsss IN .eaSga street.
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Denmark.

,,.sSnAGrS, Jan 81, 1851.
ministerial ordinance has been addressed TO all the
nctonnres whose duties in any way connected with
the calling out Of the soldiers for tho army ordering
them 70 take such steps viii enable thcn to execute rs
speedily rs possible the orders for the military convoca-
lion already proclaimed or for any other which may yet
10 made.
The Danish Diet has sanctioned the government con
tract, from the 18th of December, $780, with Mr. roo,
relative a. the railway through Finland the coast OF
jutiRAd nom Aalborg 10 the South Schleswig Railway,
and from AaI huss towards the west coast.
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The negotiations between tho Bank OF ST. Petersburg
and tho Bank of France In reference 10 tho exchange OF
gold fot silvoTvhavc failed.
Prince orIo President OF the Ministry and the Council
% the empire has rendered his resignation of
III health.
PosIS, Jan. %, 1861.
Tho Foscn Zeitun1 Hays;-News received horc from st.
Petersburg states that the corp, DANES stationed the
provinces u l3huana and yolhypa arc 10 advance to
the frontiers " tire empire and will be replaced by troops
from tho interior Of Russia. The soldiers furlough
have already been recalled, and the formation OF three
CORPS doTrUc, on war footing, has been ordered
which are 70 be ready by the LIST Of March nexouc 10
march 20 the pruh tie second 10 the frontiers or Poland
and the third to any other destination that may DO re-
qulrcd
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ile following correspondence Is OF interest 70
merchants in the Southern trade:--
Mr.. CUIiNAS Mr.. scaEIL.
NV YORK, Feb IL, 1851.
HON. Arc. ScrT1I Collector on THE PoRr;-
DraR SRl have got orders from friends In South
Carolina Tor goods stored here in the United States
be paid when entered for consumption in Charleston g.
unrer the present state OF things would beg leave
TO ask whether would be allowed TO ship such goods In
bond and whether certificate of the present Collector
In Charleston that the duties have been paid there would
release noe from the bonds am TO give here. remain
yours, GIL CULlMAN.
Mr.. ScHIaL Mr. CUIIlLly.
CUSTOM House., NEW YORK,
CoIIDroR's OFFICE, Feb. IA, 1851.
Sir reply to your letter OF 18th inst, have to
state that under the existing warehouse laws you may
be allowed to ship merchandise to any port OF entry Of
the United states 10 bond under your transportation bond
IL approved The bonds, however, cannot be cancelled
b. the certificate OF any officer acting under the authority
AUGUSTUS sCHEII, Collector.
Mr. Gu CuilahS, No. Cedar street, New York.
We call attention to the advertisement request
ing holders Of second mortgage bonds Of the
Michigan Southern Railroad Company to fund
their coupons before the close of the fiscal year.
the 18th inst. 1t is, VIC believe, for their int.
rest to do 30.
BY reference to an advertisement in another CO.
lumn, it will be seen that the New York Central
Railroad Company have adopted some new and
very proper rules for the additional security Of
transfers of stock in the company.
Mr.. John p. Yclverton has been appointed
cashier Of the Bank Of North America, vice Mr..
Seymour, who was lately elected President.
Tho exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s233l2,5 sl rs, and the balances
sl,l66,sO5 50.
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fAIIo, jim ~. NJ.
The Pat,ie says:-I is not true journals have
stated that the French government has encouraged Den
mark resist the demands OF Germany neither is
true that France organizing squadron 10 be sent to
the Baltic. The iaty1c also says:-The boabaTdment
continues at Gaea without gres, result on either SIDE
MARs1rIIas, Jan. 26, 1861.
Russian frigatc has left fouion, but has not pro-
ceeded to Gacta Her defamation Is Vlaranca. where
the commander awaits fresh orders.
Ghe army and No,y Ga=ettc saysThe Emperor has rc
Rolved to construct with all despatch ten iron cased
frigates OF the la Goire class This is idle
rumor, but a stubborn fact.
Cauesdiere who Giled during the regime Of the late
French republic the Office OF reoet of Police ant who,
since then lived for many years in the United States,
and for some time in England PARIS the 9th
ult lie had but very recently returned 70 Franco
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hADGID, JAN % 1861.
The Co,rsspondevcid Au,oqrafc that tho report
that tho Queen hRd sent money to Gaca is totally
founded.
Tho Co4Tsrond.ncid says
Tho Spanish Minister viii stay with King Francis IT. rs
long be remains Neapotan errtory II also states
that Tctuan will DO occupied by Spanish troops until the
entire execution Of the treaty by the MooTs.
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Fls-TIi, II, IbbI
Tho inhabitants of yoiyodna have Protested against the
Incorporation OF that province with Hungary sb
trary They demand the ccnvocation OF a Ser
Wan National Assembly
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The Illinois Central Company purchascd section az
land al the junction Of their main fine and branch road
In 1868 at " so per acre; established town site ana
placed their division shops there. This point Centra has
become Of tho most important centres since
tho Southern trade has attained such large proporons
In enc day last week the company engines brought Int
Ce1traia station al cars, and carried away 400 CARS
making $50 We doubt IL the New York Central has
beat this business at single station In Its pamiest
DAYS.
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THURSDAY Feb. A-6P.M
ASns.-1hc market was unchanged and sales limited
at &c. for pots and at SIC. for pearls.
BsyApsrryrs--fiour--The market closed with mWs
l.s--sss I'D asl.,iiy, including some purchases f0e
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supply, from India, ana NJ iighssr the burdens
and the better the sovernment Of the people who
But, q the present cloud should pass away without
bursting, can Manchester promise market Them Or
would any Manchester man give fraction Of farthng
pound more for Indian cotton upon tho ground that
planter had gone into the venture upon the strength Of
the speeches ut the Manchester ConferenceS This tho
Importance OF attaining the end for which Manchester
now seems to DO about earnestly 70 strive that we
that difficulty. High prices and nason0lc expectation Of
the continuance q high prices u produce cotton from Iadid
but all the eoquence Of the palace or Westminster will not
plant of cotton Manchcs Ter we fear fances that
this may be obtained by agitation and her success
that way hitherto makes such fancy intelligble but
che must be prepared not only to agate but to act
What the Indian cultivaor wants s remunerat mar
ket, and that A0mchr must be prepared 10 offer If she
toaid meet the present. and the future di6cuies eut,a The
cost at rs Of small dibrdnce bacccn his price aud that
Of America. II this BIO upon the "agendan OF the com
ing conference II has all our sympathy, and cxctes
hope but the meeting is to end with fine words and
barren resolutions does not end TO reassurc us us
the future destiny Of Lancashire.
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Obituary.

Died, NJ Ebrdgc, NJ Y on the 10th inst, Japrs Mar.
TS st tho great are Of ii2 years. lilo had ouliyed all
gga;!el. ale &C., .sens.
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About quarter past twelve The younger Dones,n aimed
blow 1t bis father, but DID not reac him in hts fury
be turned upon his uncie, and with knife inflicted
severe wound IN his neck In second Cassidy rushed
between the two men 70 them when the infu
rated homicide Th0s Donegsn, Jr., aimed fearful
blow at his neck with knife Cassidy Immediately ap
piled his handkerchief 70 the woun. and towards
home. He was mot by police officer, who the fear
full state In which hts clothes were, and hailed
Another officer called, and the unfortunate or
dcred 70 be sent TO the hospital In less than three min
utes, however he expired from the loss OF blood which
ensued from the or the Jugar veiO The body
taken TO the deac house The other injured ran
the neghborDg dispensary, had his wound dressed,
and then went home but yesterday his had assumed
an aspect serious that his ultimate recovery
temely doubtful The police took immediate measures
discover the murderer but up o yesterday had been
unsuccessful IA their endeavors He Ia twenty I've years
OF age Eve feet six seven inches high rather stout
built high cheek bones, sSow complexion rather
turned up light brown hair out very short whskers,
ana when last dressed in blue cloth monkey
iaclet blue Guernsey rock underneath pair Of brown
OF slate colored cioth rowsers and dark cap he has
been living Boston, United States for the last three
years has the appearance AIMEE lean sailor and has
Yankee twang in his speech. In Liverpool he is known
as reckless char for violent assaults upon his
parents has repeatedly appeared before the Liverpool
bench by whom he has been at least once bound over 70
keep the peace
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The Chna intelligence Is to De- 1er Is from Hong
Kong
Lord gn at Shanghae Oh the 9Th OF December and
is expected al Hong Kong Immediately. Baron Gros pro-
ceeds to Suez in few days. Mr. Ward leaves this morn
ing in the Niagara
At Nngpo alarm existed from the reports brought In
Of the movements OF the rebels.
Foo Chow quiet.
Disturbances had broken out ia the northeast part OF
the province aud or two walled places had been
taken.
The John Adams, Niagars, Hartford aud gunboat
Saginaw at Hong Kong.
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Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the ofcis
residence Of Lord Palmerston m Downing street.
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about SIT 900 in specie, consigned as follows
4s,0l5, Nesmith 4 Sons; 200, Bunge, Burlags
Co.; 1886, b. w. Miller fs70, Hawley Stones
f4ll, w. H. Newman a Co.; fl 900, Bank Of Com
merce; 80, 600 francs, Tappan Starbuck; S. ,4ys.
w. II. Riversmith; SIC, 1870, I. f. Aschmann & Co.;
1920, j. A. Abrey; 1925 francs Antonio Cokino;
1926, Pratt Reath; s64O, John Fl. Hyde & Sons.
The New York brings news of an advance in the
funds and in American stocks. The panic so long
expected seems no nearer; it looks as though Eng.
land, which, after all, as the parent country Of
Australia, is quite as large producer Of gold az
the United States, was as well able to spare us
$40, 600 900 in soveregns as we are to spare her
$40, 900 900 or $50, 900 900 year in eagles and
bars The cessation of the drain to China at the
present time enables her to stand the flow to this
country the better.
The London Herald of the 28th remarks:-
American stocks and shares presented scarcely any
uctuation though the aspect of prices favofa
10. Illinois Central hundred dollar shares were
aiken at 32s and dis, and the last quotation 50
81 dis The paid up shares negotiated at 66 and
tbh, leaving off % 70 81. In New York and Erie -
sented there business at 20 and the final quota
business Great Western OF Canada shares the actual
transactions having been at los and 1914 and the last
price was 1913 to "a, or quarter per cent higher.
The London Times Of the 10th thus notices and
quotes the MARKET
Great Western OF Canada shares again higher at IL
to a. Grand Trunk stock closed at % to 4 the ordinary
bones As 10 Al and the preference ~ to "a In Ameu
can railway securities, New York and Erie shares
proved 20 So and Illinois Contra to 81 70 3Ol<
ppr cent
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The India mail bad arrived with dates from Calcutta to
Dec. %.
The London Times correspondent at Calcutta SAYS
hc Presidency OF Bengal Is in very angry state there
Is not contented mind tranquil tongue in ali the
province. by the mismanagement OF Mr.. Grant the
e. COO annually spent tho indigo manufacture have
been this year Withdrawn from circulation and in poor
country like India the consequences naturally those
af
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ARRIVAL OF THE NEW YORK.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
B0MBARDMENT OF GAETA CONTINUED.
THE DANISH QUESXI01G.
plSCCNTENT IN BRITISH INDIA.
IRON CAsED FRIGATES IN FRANCE.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
BoMDARDMeNT OF GAsTA CONTINUED.
THE DANISH ouzSxzo1G.
Discomfort IN BRITISH INDIA.
IRON CAsED FRIGATEs IN FRANCE.
AFFAIRS In CHINA, MOROCCO, SERyIA,
&ss, &sss ~

The steamship New York left Southampton on Tuesday
january 20. She brings So 900, f9sso and 81 600
francs in specieover 500 900 in all The specie list is
distributed az follows
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BaQk Oh NbkiiusSi w. S~S
Tannan A Starbuck 30 ,O0Of.
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gaaksrs sns SrOksrs.
NOTES, STOCKS AND BONDS -, 49,,
~ BOUGHT AND SOLD.
No = I sS56S S s Tksi
Buys and sells on Commission;
$E2SKs 4SR gSSRs ~ M4kSE sEounras
ARyAYC IS M9TEY y on Xkk
BBUs SB s SELLS FRY 4hs sR94N
and attends personally all and kind Of Broker and
banking business Jal5-d
I EONARD J. TORMEY,
00B k, :, s55TH sr s4frn, Mn
coIPAsPPEEFRlALSB Bought, Sold and Negotiated
rotyc Especial attention given to the Negotiation
LoANo.,.. OF Loans FIRST class Securities lal5tt
T r. McGINN q CO.,
d. sT0SSS q: ! AZ k5RF FhL 54E Rh2kEEs'
Bgy and sell on commission exclusively sToGRs'
BONDS, &C. in this and her markets la4.6m
CILDERSLEVE & WHITRIDGE
O BILL AND STOCK BROKERS sE Frs v-
= AWRAsON & SMITH,
Nj s as apa aanE and orders
for Stocks in this and other markets. Just
Mooney BUSINESS.
lyE MARTIN LEWIS,
First tn house US ' from south SiiI stree,
NEGOTIATION Of IER6GS Si - , nu0
MAKES ADVANCES on CoLLATERILS
GRANTS DISCOUNTS on GOOD PAPER.
AK EnTS fTSGks IL 4S Rasfsa
BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES je6.tf
Emo. S. CUTTINGS CO.,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No. % ScUrH STREET,
say and sell on Commission Stock and Securities in this
Purchase and sell Ground Rents.
Advances made Stocks Real Estate, Notes, and other
Segotials Time Paper and Stock Loans: r,-,...
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada.
Receive deposits in Bankable and unouTrent Funds and
inents. Interest allowed on deposits. ial8.f
GAMUEL HARRIS Il SONS,
~ BANKERS STOCK E 2Nb NSFE BROKERS',
No. 1876 BALTIMORE STREET,
az and
SEG6ffATE TIE PAPER and srocK Loans and
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in Bankable or pncurrent Funds
and transact the Ranking and Exchange Business in every
department. mh4-ly
J H. LVG sE5GEI NOTE, BILL,
AND REAL ESTATE BROKER,
81 sECoEP STREET nnH,I Baltimore
P. Gibson, Cashier Bank Of Baltimore, Baltimore.
qGIeman Gashisr MsGhapies BaRS Baltimore
u 1 h,
Thomas j. Carson, Banker, Baltimore.
Thomas d. Johnston, Baltimore.
J. q. Adams, Baltimore.
Warwick, Prick Ball, Baltimore.
vos GssfF
Johnston Bro Co, Bankers, Baltimore.
Josiah Lee L Co, Bankers Baltimore.
Hugh jenkins d Co., Baltimore.
Young Carson, Baltimore.
Wm. PnkneY Brooke, Washington, d. G. myl5-H
ISRAEL COHEN,
i STOCK, BILL AND NOTEBROKER,
No. NORTH STREET,
BUYS and sells on commission all the Securities Of this and
ether markets; negotates Notes. Loans, &c my4n
STE Ring EXCHANGE
ROSS CAMPBELL h CO.,
q HANOVER STREET,
Have constantly for sale
BILLS ON LONDON
mhIgtf In to suit purchasers |
VIZ GILMOR, JR.,
W. STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
No. II SEOoTD STREET,
BUYS and sells Commission Stocks and Securities in
this and other markets.
Makes advances Stocks aud other ColateraIs.
Negotiates Time Paper and Stock Loans. n10-H
< HARRIS, JR.,
D. BASEMENT CHESAPEAKE BANK,
North STREET,
nth
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By GIBSON IL CO
TRUSTEES SALE

Ta...f IhOD1EE . DALE
EaassA. VALUABLE PROPERTY, NO. 60 NORTH BOND
STREET NEAR MULLIKEN.
By virtue of Decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city the undersigned Trustee, will offer for sale pub
nc auc5 n at the Sales Rooms Second street adjoining
the Posofce, in the city of Baltimore, on TUESDAY, the
18th day of March, at one O'Clock p. M
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate
and lying in the ty Of Baltimore and described follows
that to say Bginnng for tie same the east side OF
Bond street, at the distance hundred and thiyeght
fe SIX inches southery from the south side OF Muken
street. and running thence souherly side
Bond street fifteen feet thence eastery, bounding lot
heretofore leased to VIM Bggs, hundred hir
tythrce feet thence northerly parallel with Bond street,
fifteen feet and thence westerly by straight line hun
dri and thirty three feet to the place of beginning
The Improvements consist of threestory Brick WELL
ING with basement cellar and Back Building The above
property IS subject TO the yearly ground rent Of $50
FERNS Of sale prescribed by the decree areOnehaf of
the purchase money he paid cash the day sale;
the balance in four months thereafter, with interest The
credit payment to he secured by the note of the purchaser
with approved eud0rSer.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CREDITORS
OF ANDREW HINES, who were such prior to the 18th
day of May 1889, to file their claims with the vouchers
thereof in the Office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore city, within month from the day sale of
the above property.
AMOS F. NUSSELMAN, Trustee
felq22W}W X 4urt'r
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St0tAs, @tbsHgs, tit.

St0tks, GxtsaEgs, tit.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
FEDER $To Hb G sfFE S9k s0iSfsS other
Sticks and Pgblc see%Fes R0TGT APP s2tR F26
THE NEW YoRA BOARD, and teisgramf from i are
cei gS1 i 4shy hAk 3 ssed aaa% strsst.
FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PAPER, single and
q aand aPa 20; sfs
left for ,negotiation MARTIN lSod LEWIS VS.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHI IA X-
mhi-Im A Second street.
NEW YORK BANK EXCHANGE for sale in
| ~ sums to suit by MARTIN LEWIS,
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES for sale by T .o ai 6ARsoN Street
! EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
j. " ,I PHTA, BOSTON RICHMOND PETER9B1RG and
NS fs} for sale by tho 10 B & GAaso Street
DNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
on all points South and West PSrchased at best rates.
Oy fe2s,tr rh sSl BaI RhfSsoa Street.
BROTHERS BoNINGER,
OFFER FOR sNE F sSETH GSfs o ST IT,
principal cities of Germany London, Paris and Amster
NEW YORK AMI PHILADELPHIA FUNDS
| A DVANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
fe26-tf THO. J. CARSON.
| GOLD PURCHASED, and for sale constantly,
r. 7sas GT THO 80 R 4 GASso Street
| MARYLAND SKIES = Maryland per cent
LsA irs ribbed losn for sale by G ,,tr 1,,D1s
fee-tf Basement Chesapeake Bahk.
! sENIME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
| jal7.f 1856 Baltimore street.
| STERLlNG EXCHANGE.
! y For saleb KNox&co,
| pANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
Dfy JNo Cuttings a s Coz
STOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
| Sand sold by JNo. S. Cuttings CO..
| sstf 20 South st.
WI JNo. S Cuttings eco;
ID L O. R. R. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
~: JNo S. CUTTINGS 8 4 Co
M ERCHANTS5 BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
W JNo. S, GITTINGs& CO,
LVIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
by, SAMUEL AsITLn HARRIS IGIsIs.. Sgs
| MARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
A ~ JNo S. Cuttings 81 1sSo;S Ct
NUMERICAL & FARMERS BANK STOCK
O ssf by JNo' S. CUTTINGS 8 ! s So;b St
BALTIMORE CITY 6 PER CENTS. OF 1890
| 1Fand 1875 for sale by ISRA Ell COHEN,
| s7tf No. 5North street
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
| L wanted by KNOX & CO.,
| ap28f Exchange Place.
baltimore PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
| G(by SANL. HARRIS Jr.,
| jul7H Basement Chesapeake Bank
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
| ~ BONDS for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
| jul7-n Basement Chesapeake Bank.
| NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
| 1 wanted by SAMI. HARRIS, Jr,
| jul7-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank
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G9mrafiDn.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
w YOUNG LADIES
The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday
i am t,oon u HI i we 81
an efficient Faculty OF able and experienced Teachers Every
appliance required for Female education is at the
command OF the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters, with the comforts and sd
yantages ofhe Christian family invited TO examine the
ScirD0l
Fo terms OF admission and further information, address
Rey. GEO LEWIS STA LEY Principal, Mount Washington
Ratim- Marvlard
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aianQs ana Hlusit.

PIASOSi ..-.,,
Y v NOW rs THE TINE 70 BUY, ~ as
The subscribers having hand the largest anu 9sas
oraJ stoc ~ PIANOS in the city, have determnea 70
eli them during the present fin ai ara
al reduced nTces cash, foycd paper.
For twenty years their In nts have psen iigny
recommended by the first .ssors and Musical Amateurs
the country ,r;,-iIeoa
OF exchange granted at time within SIX mohts' II
should not prove entirely satisfactory
Persons in war Of GOOD PIANO, at reduced price,
had better call and examine the contents of Wareroom
SECONDHAND PIANOS at all prices from s25 to 500;
MELODEONS AND ORGAN HARMONIOUS, from the
best makers suitable Churches from s45 to siOO
VIM. KNABE Il co,
No. $50 Baltimore street
Euta
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5msursAes GBHpamss,

yHsaIaNff &BTnpaMlEs,
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
FL OF BALTIMORE
OFFICE 5. 4. coRSEa OF South AND SCcrND STREETS.
Policies issued every description InsuIab Proper
~ against lose by Fire at the lowest ,a,es
ANDREW REESE. B,edent
DIRECTORS:
James VI. Ponder, II. j. Werlebaugh.
VIM. g. Power, j. Strickar Jenkins,
Vim. Ortwine, NJ. Benzng.r,
Samuel X. Smith, Elisha II Perkins,
Aaron Fent"u, James h Stona,
Charles Hoffman q. Howard Rogers
q. HARLAN WILLIAMS,
ialS II Secretary.
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NI GILMOR, JR.,
w. STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
No. II SgooED STREET,
and sells Commission Stocks and Securities in
this and other markets.
Makes advances on Stocks and other Collateras
Serotiaes Time Paper and Stock Loans nI0-f
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Constance Aotites.

nj OTI Neither the Captain nor the
1N Consguees of the Bremen bark "Anna,' from Bre-
men, will be responsible for debts contracted by the
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Amnstnrtnts.

zYPaA, ALLSTON ASSOCIATION.
&daEE SnlREE with very choice EXBIB TlON OF
~ PAINTINGS will be giyeo on TgURSDAY EVEN
ING, March 1th. Members desiring cards Of invi-
taton for strangers will apply to the Secretary. mh55t
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
GREAT SUCCESS
CHFAP PRICES.
DRkS CIRCLE AMI ACCOMPLISHMENTS CENTS.
Brilliant =, ception OF Matt ual pectacle,
49, UNCLE SANS MAGIC LANTERN,
with It's Magnificent Scenery, Beautiful Music, Eloquent
Poetry, Splendid TableauX and National Sentiment
- New feature to night
THE PRESIDENT ELECT ON THE SPECIAL TRAIN.
His Journey to and through Baltimore.
To conclude with
FAVORlTE FARCE
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