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LITERARY.

"A very handsome edition of the speeches
of President johnson has been published by
Little Brown & Co., Boston. The collection
gives undeniable proof of the high ability and
peculiar oratorical talent of Andrew johnson.
"A new poet is making a noise in England
-Algernon Charles Swinburne is his name.
His poem, "Atalanta in Calydon,' will be
republished by Ticknor & Field, next week.
The same publishers have in press col
lection of poems by Henry Howard Brownell,
a nephew of Bishor Brownell, of Cincinnati,
and author of re- t table poetic description
of Farragut's nf in Mobile Bay. The
poem is highly a.,e by DIR. Holmes.
The ~ a- in the London Star:
''Mr n country house, Cad
Hill; . Tunbrldge weiss Mr..
An ,tr IS about to start on tour
". Mr.. T. A. Trollope, who has
lg the summer in England, to
(, the Tyrol and Italy; Mr.. G. H.
IS travelling through Brittany, whence
ends those charming papers The Runaway
Contributor to the Pail Mall Gazette"
The demand for school books is so great
since the termination of the war, that the
printers and binders find it impossible to do
their work fast enough to meet the exigencles
of publishers. Teachers and dealers must
have a little patience.
In this connection, it is worthy of mention
that Mr.. Epes Sargent is revising and re-
modelling his higher readers prior to their in
PRODUCTION into the schools of Maryland. The
distinguished reputation of Mr.. Sargent, who
has found time in addition to other valuable
literary labors, to give the most important aid
to public education, as the best guarantee that
these books will be as perfect as genius, talent
and extensive learning can make them.
Joseph Bonaparte, Prince of Musignano,
who died at Rome the 9TH instant, was fol
| many years resident of this country, and re-
ceived his education, we believe, at Harvard
University. He was the author of learned
work on American ornithology.
Alexander H. Stephens, now at Fort
Warren, is said to give much of his time &c
preparations to serve his country through his
| well known powers as writer and speaker
The leading Republican journals of Boston
notice him in very friendly terms and urge
upon the President the policy of releasing hin
at once. His residence in Boston harbor ha:
| up to this period been favorable to his health
| F. w. Thomas, Esq, author of Clinton
Bradshaw, is engaged il the preparation of {
religious drama. Few men could bring to
such work more genuine, literary abiality.-
Mr.. Thomas is widely known as an author
and eloquent public lecturer.
William Everett, A. NJ, the son of tn,
great Edward, has given US book of no small
entertainment, entitled "On the Cam" |
| consists of Lectures on the University o
Cambridge in England" and accurately de
| scribes the manners, usages, discipline ant
| scholastic training of that eminent seat o
| learning. Mr.. Everett after receiving his Bac
| calaureate at Harvard accomplished a tern
| of study and graduated with honor as Can
tabragian in old England.
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How the Rebel Loan was Engineered In
England.


The Washington correspondent of the Chi
cago Tribune is responsible for the following:
On the list of English holders of rebel cotton
bonds given in this mornings papers to the
public by Mr.. Seward figures James Spence,
Liverpool correspondent of the London Times,
over initial "S,' to the extent of the nice
sum of fifty thousand pounds. Newspaper
correspondents wiz be naturally struck with
awe at the contemplation of this figure, repre-
senting an amount Of sudden wealth unknown
among the followers of the newspaper calling
in this country. But happen to know that
this quarter of a million of dollars, once pos
sessed by the notorious 49, was not the fruit
OF the legitimate exercise of the pen, but of the
most stupendous black mailing ever success
fully attempted by a member of the profession.
After the fall of Richmond, a Yankee, of
PREDATORY habits, while in search of spoils,
rounu IN some public building the whole cor
respohdence between the rebel Treasury De-
t R"l,n, nil and the firm of Schroeder & Co.,
negotiators of the reEei palihers anu prlnciPal
one OF their letters to the rebel Secretarvi
said firm complained of the Unsuitable greed.
mess of Spence and the necessity tbey had
been under to offer him large inducements to
do up the loan in the Times. They state
the exact amount of the gratuity paid to him
by allowing him to take a large amour. of the
bonds at fifteen or twenty per cent belox the
subscription price, but the figures have es-
capped my memory. lam prepared, ho,cerer.
10 rrore this charge. According to the re.
ports &c the last meeting of the bondholders
IN N London, some of the victims complain that
schroeder u Co. had not furnished the desired
, N, relative to the terms of negotia-
!lng the loan with the rebel Government. This
information the noble victims may perhaps
obtald by applying to the aforesaid Yankee
hnder. Possibly some clue may also be OBJ
tanned from tine captured correspondence, as
TO the manner in which the Hon. Evel YIN Ash
ley, Prlvate Secretary to Lord Palmerston,
subscribed for bonds to the amount of Ave
hundred pounds.
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1s5@ The pressure Of adrertising matter n,
oar columns this morning, has excluded much
that ,cas prepared and in type for this number.
Any omissions that may be obserced By our
old patrons IN changing their Advertisements,
we shall be glad to hare oan- attention called to
in order that they may be rectifed.
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SATAN OUTWITTED,
OR, PHILOSOPHY EXPLAINED.

SATAN OUTWITTED,
OR, PHILOSOPHY EXPLAINED.
BY TBs BARD OF MARBLE HALL.
Chapter II.
Your wishes are quite foolish"
The old man here replied
Il hoped they would be better
But you must your lot decide"
The beggar then went on his way,
- And Bill went back to work,
To earn his wife and children
Their daily bread and pork.
One afternoon the Devil came
Says he Friend Bill I've come,
10 carry out our covenant
And take you to my home"
Says Bill 'All right Old Devil,
Just beat here while | go
To bid my family good bye,
Ere go down below"
Old Satan to accommodate,
Picked up the heavy sledge,
And beat away with all his might.
Upon the iron wedge
He beat away for several weeks
From night again till morn,
Till spying Bill pass by the door,
When he was faint and worn.
F& From ni this i in ssq si t %f 60
I'll let you live the summer out,
Nor trouble you till spring.
All right" says Bill, and let him off,
Old Satan went his way,
But came back to his shop again
One early morn in May.
~ our time is out now, Master Bill
now must end your jokes
So come and go with me below"
II will, " said Mr.. Stokes;
Just take a seat in this armchair
While go see my wife,
And then I'll spend with you below
The balance of my life,'
Continued next week
The finest, cheapest and best Clothing and Gentle.
mans Furnishing House in the city.
SMITH BROS & CO., 3S and 40 West Baltimore
street call particular attention to their exraordina
~ STOCK OF the present season. aul3-tf2
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=, A MEDAL TO GENERAL MussEY.-Genera
;Mussey, the Presidents private secretary, has
been the recipient OF handsome silver medal
from the hands of Major General Butler, Il
is fac san'tle of those awarded to officers and
soldiers, and is of about the size of Spanish
sented as charging cannon frownine from a
battlement. The motto above is Hferro ;;s
Li6ertas Rs,venient;" beneath the words III.
enc2lored troops" On the opposite side.
words sGJa. wreath of oak leaves, are the
around the wreeign before Richmond" and
s aGr Courage" The 3 ~ words Distlngushed
t a,so OF silver represents an f99r l the medal
sp I lndIsTp p 1.-The Army of Se bearing
epnneot a SIX ;,l red white and blue ribbaa a
in rich Tu with the medal, which is encoseds
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BIRD HUNTING ON THE PRAIR1Es-The mo-
dus operandi of prairie bird hunting is de-
scribed as follows: Mounted on lumber
wagon, drawn by pair of good horses, with
a trained dog or two in company, we SALLY
forth to the broad plain. Arrived at the
proper ground, the dogs are put out and set
about finding the game-the wagon slowly
moving along: When the pointers give the
well known indications Of the game being
near, the sportsmen alight and move cautiously
toward the spot pointed out by the dogs.
Presently up springs the bird, sometimes sew
eral, with startling whirr, and bang, bang,
60 the expectant pieces, the success being
ProPortioned to the holders skill. When the
6 81 fly off and come down at a reasonable
distance, they are followed up by the hunters,
VINO rarely fail to find them at the precise
spot they have alighted. Having secured as
many OF these as may be, the sportsmen take
their places in the wagon and move on until
e ooms aG Gg again give the signal for them to
other discharge. an
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Circulars to be had at the College.

BEAUTY OF THE SKIN is secured by the use of ia
reds Email de Paris" which Mile Vestvali. Miss
Lucille Western, Mrs. D. P. Bowers and Miss Emms
Waller unite in endorsing for imparting beautiful
complexion, and soft white and transparent skin
removing freckles, tan, black worm specks, small
pox marks and all roughness. redness and diseoora
tions of the skin, resulting from exposure or un
healthy action of the secretions.
Sold by all respectable Druggists, Perfumers ant
Hair Dressesrs.
WIN. H. READ, 147 Baltimore street,
se5-tft General Agents.
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GROVER & BAKERS SEWING MACHINEs-Thes,
machines work like a charm. No seamstress, how
ever expert, can sew as cheap as these machines
though she charged more than a cent an hour
Above all, they perform equally we'll on fine as OF
heavy work, and without special adjustment.
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EXACTLY WHAT You WANT

EHACTLY WHAT 1OC WANT!
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYR,..known and uset
over 20 years. Daily increasing in public favor Com
plete in one bottle. No wash. No trouble. Doe
not crack or stain. Produces a lusrous black o.
brown as desired. Does not injure the hair Price
IS cents
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
myo- 2taWl
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SS-HUSNEwELL's ECLECTIC PILLs.-A physician
chairman of Medical Society in New Hampshire,
says: Il beg your personal supervision of the Eclec-
tic Fills. They are the Pill and the true type of
wgat Cathartic Pill should be- have not seen their
equal in 20 years practice" Sold by S. S. Hance
and Goldman & RoCcrs
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SEWING MACHINES:
GROVER Il BAKERS
FIRST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCK STITCH
Sewing Machines.

Wherever known the GROVER L BAKERS Sewing
Machine is acknowledged to be superior to all others
They require no re-winding Of thread are more sim
ready for work. and do varieties of work which no
other machine pretends to do
We speak from experience when say that. after
having tried all the principal sewing machines,
must accord to that of Grover & Baker the pre-
eminence. Those indispensable features of sewing
strength, uniformity and elasticty-all of which are
brought out in this Incompatible invention, make it
the first sewing machine in the countrywide York.
Christian Advocate and Journal.
SALESROOMS,
sa1S-dttvff ISL BALTIMORE STREET.
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SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS
SECURED TO THE HUMAN RACE

II. II. II.
SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS
SECURED TO THE HUMAN RACE
0SE BOTTLE
RADwAY's READY RELIEF.
The PLAGUE,
AsIATIC CHOLERA,
DYsgNTEKY,
CHOLERA MoRRUs
YELLOW FsyER,
FEvlR AND AGuE
CURED AND Prevented
BY RADwAY's READY RELIEF
INFLUENZA
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
RELIEVED IN A Few MINUTES by
RADwAY's READY RELIEF.
Pain instantly removed; all acute, inlammatory
malarious or infectious diseases prevented and exter.
minated. The weak, feeble and nervous restored to
strength, vigor and sound health by the use of
RADwAYs READY RELIEF.
One bottle will do more good, cure more COM
plants and keep the stomach more clear and healthy
than ten dollars spent for all other medicines or bit
tiers in use.
One application externally a few drops taken
internally will instantly free the sufferer from the
most violent and terrible palms, and restore the weak
feeble and Frustrated frame to strength and vgor.
Bowel COMPLAINTS.
Looseness, diarrh9a, cholera morbus or painful
discharge from the bowels stopped in fifteen OF
twenty minutes by taking Railways Ready Relief
No congestion or inflammation no weakness or lassi-
tude will follow the use of the R. R. Relief
ACHES AND PAINS.
For headache whether sick or nervous; rheuma-
tism, lumbago pains aud weakness in the back spine
or kidneys. pains around the liver, peursy swengs
of the joints, pains in the bowels, heartburn and
pains of all kinds Railways Ready Relief will afford
Immediate ease, and its continued use for few days
effect permanent cure,
Sold by druggists, and at No. 81 Maiden Lane
New York. se7-3m
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In ToRPID STATE OF THE LIVER so common at
this season of the year, 1drrans Eferuescent Seser
Aperien renders great service in restoring healthy
action to that organ. it and be convinced Sold
at all drug stores. oc2-2w
THE SWEET SOUTH WIND breathing DER beds of
vioets, is not more fragrant than Sozodont.-
And the aroma which it exaes, communicates itself
to the breaths of all who this marvellous dentr-
frcie. white teeth. ruddy gums. sweet mouth, land
the certainty of enjoying these desirables in perpe-
tuy. among the blessings derived from the use of
SoZodOnt
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place on the farm of
alls county, on the 7th
OF ground thirty feet
yards long, running
suddenly sunk to the
eet. The earth along
lerly. No one seems
! sudden fall.
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AND THE REBEI

to emancipate Amer
nsitiveness they were
on, to exhibit in re-
English journalists,
pndon Times, the fin
afforded in the recent
n made of the parties
rs of the Fifteen Mil
aised in London and
he rebel government.
lrs that the nice little
nd seventy-five thous-
rate bonds is held by
C journal most active
lg and misrepresent-
the war, namely, the
blowing are the sew
,hn r. Delane, editor
sand dollars; by Mr..
or of the Times, sew
rs; by James Spence,
of the Times, two
I'd dollars.
the only newspaper
Sc editors were daz-
bubble, and whose
d by making them
Ridout, proprietor
Post, received TIVE nty
federate paper, and
dearly purchased at
pos who wrote those
oturddy Recte'o, and
Ion Index, received
promises to pay in
rers and efforts in be-
ticated as to suppose
'dered their services
1t they subscribed the
st their names purely
ID the philanthropic
on-in-law, Erlanger,
but who took good
out of the moose as
within its circle the
de Houghton, Bart,
ring in dependency
(? No, These Lon
ter Funks employed
to attend the sham
e bidders, and cry up
nd galvanized copper
tie meeting of condo
bondholders'' at the
Ter reading than any
.emus Ward. What
and Irresistible than
reen, (whose verdan-
>ved,) that President
d should be talked TO
policy of the Federal
debt upon itself"
refreshing than Mr..
way of putting the
al Government, as a
wing taken possession
eminent, is morally,
irrational law, legally
lpon itself"
is time giving some
r English friends
mans should obtain
pine of the counties,
and call upon their
ed States for a loan;
hans had been put
vernment had passed
ial fabric of a vision,
RS should call upon
l raised for the pur-
4 cold blood! Would
apt to indulge in a
y, and send the APP
mentionable Except
srs polite +?
gland has exercised
d in this country, in
r civilization to meet
ms, has passed away
: emancipation has
tent war. Through |
ce, her intellectual |
lgland will continue
yer us, but it will no
heretofore when our
;vement, was, "what
The good opinion
pr of Russia, is of
d. What an Opt opb5daf
Itocracy in failing to
lie or our respect by
alton in our day of
place on the farm of
alls county. on the It'll
Of ground thirty feet
yards long, running
udden1v anvil a. IL
act. The earth aInnn
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As-An invisible advertisement. more convincing
than printed words. is now recommending Phalon's
Night Blooming Cereus in thousand fashionable
homes in the city of New York. That advertisement
is simply the stream of delightful fragrance poured
fvn Ha9on of this famous extract. Sold every
whore
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~. MN. d. Carn. for several sessions ,,a,,
ns LIMOS Legislature died at Quincy :. OF
Gov Caylu, ''' M sssa % the late
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LlRONT STREET THEATRE.
THREE NIGHTS MORE, AND POSITIVELY
Ro Thh hA TELLER.
The Great Somatic Conjuror and Brilliant Pianist
On THIS Monday EVENING, Oct. 2, and TUES
DAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, Oct. and L.
when he will appear in new and brilliant pro-
SMiqIme! MUSIC, M1RrH,
SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY!
=, Secured Seats can be had at McCaffrey's Music
Store. oc2-3tt
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
III Last night but two of the famous Irish Drama,
ARRAH-NA-POGUE:
Or The WICKLOW WEDDING.
On THIS (Monday) EVENING, October 2, with all
its splendid Scenery and Brilliant Mechanical effects
Mr.. 7. H. GLENNEY
SHAUN THE POST.
On THURSDAY EVENING,
The Romantic Drama of ROSEDALE. oct
CONCORDIA OPERA HOUSE
WEDNESDAY, Oct 4th.
GRAND VOCAL
INSTRUMENTAL fR CONCERT.
FOR THE PUBLIC"
Under the Direction of Professor Charles Lenschow.
sion of the Dedication of the 'Concordia," in its
entire Programme will be given.
sPenoT Arie Freischuta H M V BeeWR9 sban
3-Concert, Piano and Orchestra. Mendelshon
4.-Trio, Creation HAYDEN
5.-Chorus. male voices Tollner
Of the to B Be baS s oH
seSs-6t w EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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jy &-d&w3m

CoLGArE's Horny SoAP.-Thls celebrated Toilet
Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mild and eoiient in its nature
tragrantIy scented. and extremely beneficial in its
action upon the skim For sale by all Druggists and
| Fancy Goods Dealers.
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SALITATORY Y.

In presenting to the people of MARYLAND
and neig boring communities a new candidate
for public favor in the form of Commercial
and Political journal, the case need be but
briefly st,ted in view of the fact-that unless
worthy OF support no amount of pledges or
promises would avail to make tia permanency;
whilst conducted Alright, on liberal basis,
there would seem to be ample room IN the
metropolis of the State to expect for 1t gen
rrOuS SulnOrt.
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For sale by oil druggists.

TIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as CAUTION TO YOUNG
MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay of Manhood &C., supply at the
same time THE MANS OF sELF-cURE. By one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable quack-
cry. By enclosing st-paid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
Brooklyn, Kings County,
jy 2-d&w3m New York.
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@S-We callour readers attention to SMITH, Bros.
COS New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH. Bros. Co.'s popular Clothing House. No.
40 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods lust
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THE AMERICAN
INVENTORS GREAT TRIUMPH
THE SEWING MACHINE PERFEHTED.

All the objections to other Machines are overcome
in the Florence. 1t makes four different Stitches
with the same and with little machinery as
Others make Besides, il has the reversible feed
moton-a uniform self-regulating tension of thread
order.
1t does all kinds Of Family Sewing, from the heavi-
est woolens to the most delicate fabrics using all
kinds of Silk Cotton and Linen Thread, from No. 20
to 200. No other MACHINE does so large range of
work as the Florence. No other MACHINE pleases
the ladies so well as the Florence. The Florence is
the only perfect Family Sewing Machine warranted
to give entire satisfaction money returned. There
is no who owns the Florence would sell it at cost.
Call and see its operations, whether you wish to
purchase or not
Samples of Sewing with price list, sent free by
mail.
l55 Baltimore street,
Second story, over Danskin's Furnishing Store,
my2-tf ID. W. CLARK, General Agent.
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To CONSERVATIVES.
THE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON'S Prepared Pre-
scrption for the cure of CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, CoUGHs, COLDS, and all THROAT and
LUNG AFFECTIONS, has now been in use ten years
with the most marked success.
The Remedy. prepared under Mr.. Wilson's person.
al supervision, also pamphlet containing the origi
nal prescription, with full and explicit directions for
preparation and use, together with short history of
his case, may be obtained of
SETH S. HANcE, Druggist,
108 Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Md.
Or,
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
los South Second street.
Williamsburg, N Y.
AsrPrce of Remedy So per package. Pamphlet
furnished free of charge. se25-d&W3mt
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men, just published by
the Howard Association and sent in sealed letter
velopos FREQ of charge. Address. DR.. j. SKILLIN
HoUGHroS, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
jyl7-3m(
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DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.
JOHN KERMODE,
No. 81 NORTH EUrAw STREET, Baltimore.
Has for sale Short Shoe Laces at twenty-fv cents
White Zephyr worsted at Is cents per ounce.
Hair Pins at Is cents per pound
Toilet Soap at so cents per dozen.
Gutnecht Lead Pencils at so cents per dozen.
Spool Sewing Silk at 81 80 cents per hundred spools
The above, together with a large assortment of
Notions. cheap. Give him call se23-lm
UTEIsHAMPEL is selling
w Good COTTON HOSE at IS and 30 cents.
GH1sERsHIKTs and DRAWERs 81! $l.5o $ s
zEPMYk W9RsfEDs.p f bIa pIu and white Is
Finest shades WoRsTEDs 80 cents per ounce.
cents. 4s8 W. BALTIMORE ST.
oc2-3tet below Pine.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SMITHS BELLOWS;
The Baltimore Bellows Mandatory" No % W
PRATT STREET. near Market Space. Repairing
promptly attended to. oc2-lw*
TIMoTHY SEED
j. HENRY GEESE,
oc2-3t q Spears wharf
ENLOvERsEED-
~ For sale by
J. HENRY GEESE,
oc2-3t " q Spears Wharf
RosEDALE CEMENT
~ For sale by
J. HENRY GIESE,
oc2-3t q Spears wharf.
TALCINED PLASTER
" For sale by
J. HENRY GEESE,
oc2-3t q Spears wharf.
WHITE BEANS rs An AEP n FLAxsEED-
]. HENRY GEESE.
oc2-3t q Spears wharf.
TUlIMOTHY AND CLoVERSEED-
il For sale by
j. HENRY GIESE,
oc2-3t q Spears wharf.
1An BUSHELS CHOICE TIMOTHY SEED
IOVFor sale in quantities to suit by
oc2-3t q Spears wharf.
HtLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED
J. HENRY GEESE
oc2-3t q Spears wharf.
DORTO RICO SUGAR.
-. 100 hhds, part prime.
For sale by
J. A. RICHARDSON L CO.,
oc2-tf Calvert and Lombard sts