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sArrrnar. Dec. LIZ. y

SNurpkY Dec lj-P. y.
God has been dull and steady opening at 1871 selling
! at 1877 and closing at 1871.
OF treasure to-day tho America took out $500 0OO tho
City Of Paris, t27l Co., and the Europe Sii6 5-makins
total OF Ol7 225 mostly in bars OF silver which is the
cheaper Of the precious metals and therefore tho most
eligible al !1esoni for expectation.
Government bonds have been dull and shade lower on
tho 1905.
state bonds ara duh and neglected The miscellaneous
share Lat lower and but small transactions made.
Western Union 80, Butler Coal 1884, Adams Express o.
Tho Railway share list opened dull aud depressed but
prices improved and there quite active demand Tor
shares Of the close of bushes Michigan Southern Erie
and the Western shares In active demand and
closed firm at quotations Erie and the Northwestern
shares argoy oyersod and IN NORTHWESTERN Preferred
the shorts sad to amount 10 three quarters Of tho
capital stock. Reading is also in active borrowing de-
mand and large amounts Of stocks arc borrowed Fat.
The market closed strong and all the active shares
in demand a. quotations Tho closing prices wero; New
York Central illsllli; Erie 72.S72i, Reading, ilOls
llOi Michigan Southern sli ssl Cleveland and Pitts
burgh 81 s9li Rock Island, lOie lOil Northwestern,
5ll s5i. do Preferred, 75Is75ii Fort Wayne, 1869
1854.
Money is easy q. per cent and large amounts are
oorod ~ rsclass houses at per cent The rate how
syor per cent to frsicass houses and pcr cent TO
needy borrowers The Institution for the Saving Of Mer
chants Clerks has declared dividend Of per cent sll
sums under $500 and 5psr cent all largo sums payable
July q, 1865.
Foreign exchange closes firm for the steamer Bills At
60 days on London quoted at 1881 0lO9i for
mercial; 1929 lO9l for bankers do at short sight,
I0lSllOli Paris at 20 days. 517Ia5l3l; do at short
sight 5l3! 95.Ili Antwerp 5.l8i e5.l5j Swiss, 5Hls
SIS; Hamburg, 6ls9Ci; Amsterdam, A0ili; Frank.
fort al sllii BromOn, rSla79l Prussan thaers, ~
a72I.
The total imports at New.York for the week compare
% follow
W.. Dao n, 10 o.
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THE AMOUNT or BONDS ISSUED IS
go. 100000.


$2,0o0,000,
SECURED BIZ MORTGAGE TO JOHN P. YELyERToN AND
CHAs II. WARD. OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEES or
THE ABoYENAMED PROPERTY.
By provfon Of this mortgage when lands sod 10 the
$4,000 constitute special fund fos the redemption ofs
Of .hess bonds not exceeding 1905 cont Tey
receivable par b. tho Company Of 80.
Iandt
Louis Ibis road with all the Easen Railways ast
runs through attractive parts Of the State Of Missouri
via franklin ST. james, Ro LsOanOn, Msrhaeld 0rnby 0osd
mins aud Hsosho ns Of che Stale. SPnsselda
viii the Atlantic and Pacific RIOsd Cs E,sss
isrulnus) to the Pacific.
When compls,ed. Il viii present road Of $40 miles
ia Length, costing Six,OOV,po3
villa 1896 900 oil land VSaed s,....... fO,OO030o
Showing to value
WIKI total amount Of Bonds authorized with the
guarantee above, o. SIB$SO,Vv1
Which may i,Iued exceeding $4,000 mds o.
COMPLETED work a. Il progresses.
or the presan. soe ~ Of Bonds re Of fSpoh
now offered or sale at tbs per sbjct 70 sdss's
at the opi,u Of the Company
For further psl,ie,lau sppyt 70
WARD q Co
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD Co. oP CALIFORNIA.
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LIVE STOCK OVER the ERIE RAILWAY.
RECEIpTS on PROpUCE.

Ios the wo cudas SATURDAY Dec. l5lel Cattle a
cars Hog and 70 Sheep.
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PkiSCIPLg A.D INTEREST PAYABLE ~ o. 3 GOLD CON-
~ TIE CITY OF NETWORK
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r,rER 81 AZ THE HATE OF SIX PER CENT PER AsSUM PAY
Able ssm.AgsUALLy OK THE FIRST DAY o. JAECARY
AND July.
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WARD q Co.
BANKERS
no. 81 wALL-sT.. NEw-YoRE

Tie ROYAL INSURANCE C0MPANY win pay rewsri Of
O for tLe rcovey Government Securities eonlaned "a TIN
e., 9 from tbsr SAFE on The 10th Instant an VIII p9y W tst
portion recovery portion Of TIE sd aeeaieA Ies
public cautioned sgsD negotiating sad seelnie'
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Amour, ofluus o. $3.50 O0o Ia Coupon Boui' Of $1,000
esah.
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O'CLOCK BOARD.

Hudson River IClev & Pitts
3OO;;.,;...,'i',l2os I l6S '',' XXI
/ Reading, 300. ~, 20, s"t
| LOO. So. LILO CHIC a. n " fiet
Mich SO g. n Ind l,20O...... $3.50
! / 600 - 81 3O0.-....-...-. IbA
" pilts. FtW&C Cleveland & Toledo
al l30. $40. 105l e00......,....n3t
'lTI g. 81 Joseph pref Toll. W. &West
J, iCo y 'v'f 81 2OO............ a..
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ATLANTIC ASD GsEAr WRrsRS RAILWAY Co. CUysoLpAIsDb
SEcsggARTs OPPICR, mEADygrF Pe Dee J, see;
NOTICE Is hereby given that nd annual aiec'
Of m Directors o. m CoMpsny aud also q this
"a nc,or. OF AIDES succeeding cton VIII b he'd q the
Oaire OF the Company u the City OF 1esdc P TUESDAY,
The ighih (}thl day o. January 1901
The Olr vii 10 Jpsn - =. ~ anu cove 30 p u. n
The rsusfsr Books will close on tie twenty tSs) Gay o. Ds
s-m.er and opsa The diy sf,cr the eesea. .,, =, ,
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Tag BJs0sr pom 1567-GovBRNMEyT ExpfSDITURE-
OVGclAL sTiPESDs-PAY OP THE TEACHERS IN
rug PUBLIC scHooLs-sTATB oP TIE FINANCES.
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Total.......-' a,o0asps Ho2sess 1asgI60O 1850
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financial standing, and paralyzing its best
interests. And had his assailants in Congress
been half as busy over subjects OF the
most imminent Importance to the restoration
of the Union, the Treasury bill, ETC., ashley
have been in drawing party lines, the political
crisis we are contemplating would never have
occurred, and we should have been to-day,
much more nearly happy and prosperous
people, The method is plain enough which
must rebuke this neglect; this fostering of
needless and injurious antagonisms. Let the
people in primary meetings, speak out. No
true Union man, no friend of peace and quiet,
is afraid of their verdict; and we may add
neither in the light of what has occurred-is
the President. Let the people speak out, we
repeat, if they desire to see factionists rebuked
and the nationality indeed restored.
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DIED.

ADAMS-Departed this life on the evening of the
after short indisposition, of pulmonary affection.
James H. Adams, in the 47th year of his age. For
the last 25 years he in the employ of the North
ern Central Railroad Company, while by his hon
esty sobriety and attention to the duties devovng
upon him, he succeeded in earning their unlimited
confidence,
His numerous friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfuy invited to attend his funeral on to-mor-
row Sunday afternoon from his late residence, lbs
North st.
CAULK-On the 10Th inst, in Talbot county ia
cob CauIk, in the sd year of his age.
FLAYHART.-0n the 10Th inst, at Towsontown
Sophie, aged IS years and months. only surviving
daughter Of Edward and Margaret Flayhart.
HINTON.-Drowned, at New Orleans, on the Sd
inst, VIM Hinton, in the 43d year of his age.
STEVENSON the 18th inst, at Mount Hope
Hospital Mary Stevens in her 92d year.
WIER;-On the 10Th inst, in Anne Arundel coun-
ty Mrs. Jane E. S. Wie-, second daughter of II. II
Bush, of said county.
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MAR RED.

FOX-FEELEMYE R.-On the 22d inst, by Rev.
George Zimmerman, Frank S. Fox, of California, to
Miss Isadora Feelemyer, of Baltimore county
HOLTZ-DEB0W.-0 the Goth inst, by Rev. Mr..
Hinkle Edwin D. Holtz to Barbara A. DeBow. both
of this city.
ES-HARRIGAN-On the 5th inst, by
Rev. j. W. Start, Henry Hughes to Miss Ellen Har-
rgan. both of this city.
SCHAFER-WIN TER.--At Petersville Frederick
county, on the 2lst inst, by Rev. Joseph Trapnell
Christian NJ. Schafer, of Martinsburg, Va, to Miss
Title Winter.
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To COrresn0udeufa

No notice can De taken " anonymous communications
WhGteuer ts intended for insertion must be authen-
tcated By the name and address of the lurite,-aot
necessarily for publication, but guaranty for his
good faith. We not to be considered responst-
bic for the opinions erpressedby correspondents.
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vENO CAPITALISTS.
The Subscriber offers for sale an interest in large
body of valuable COAL and TIMBER LANDS with
a view to their development. Their location affords
great inducements. as they situated directly on
the line of the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
An organized Company is now bearing for Oil on
adjoining Lands with every prospect of success.
The COAL is Bituminous, the Timber mostly Pine
and Oak. -' A-i'
Some Baltimore City property would be taken in
part payment.
For further information, address
o.o D. c. GARY,
tel9-tf No. s. W. Pratt street Bait.
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"a, 27,2S,marl.246.e12'I4IOt
BIRMINGHAM d co.

BIRMINGHAM d co.
~ & SSrr p = C0RNERiL0MBARD STREET and MAR
kET SPACE.
Have for Sale
500 A Tents, nearly new.
500 New Axes.
600 Shovels.
A large lot of Rope of all sizes.
500 Sets of Harness.
A fine lot of Wrought Iron, Halter Chains and
Chains of all sizes. 400 Water Coolers 500 Mat
tresses 500 Iron Bedsteads. Together with Mating
Blankets. Sheets Brides, Collars &C., &C., all at low
prices Also, Canvas of all Sizes suitablefor Awnings
wagon Covers, Sails &c. fe24-lw"
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NFOFFICIAL VISIT OF THE PREsI-
~ DENT to SOUTH BALTIMORE STATION
NJ; ?. CHURCH, Light street, south of West.
DR.. JOHN J. MURRAY, President of the Mary
land Annual Conference, will preach in the above
mentioned Church on SUNDAY, 25th instant, at II
o'clock, A NJ.
REV. JOHN R. NICHOLS in the afternoon, at
o'clock, asermon to the Young Mems Band.
Preaching also at 7 o'clock. Members received
previous to the evening sermon.
Revival still continues. Services every evening.
1t R. SEMPLE ROWE. Pastor
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$1,OOOHEwAHD'
THE SUM OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS will
be paid by the Maryland Penitentiary for the re-
covery of either the following prisoners who made
their escape on MONDAY MORNING, February
l9, 1866. Description:
JAMES SMITH.
About 80 years old;
Fair compilations;
Dark hair;
Gray eyes, NEAR sighted"
feet, inches high;
Sharp features, bad countenance.
JOHN BOYLE.
About q years old;
Fair complexion;
Dark brown hair;
Light hazel eyes;
Five feet six inches high;
Wound on right shoulder;
Thick SET
. NJ. W. THOMPSON,
1ebAJ-1 Warden.
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T[H A NUMBER OF THE LADIES OF
~ MARYLAND HAVE FORMED AN ASSO-
CATION for the purpose of aeviatipg to the extent
OF their ability, the wrechedness anant which the
late cvilwar has entailed upon large portions of the
population of the South. As hewor which they pro-
pose to themselves is purely of charity and its
scope, unhappily must needs be ample to be of much
avail they feel justified in calling for liberal assist
ance upon all good people who sympathize with hu-
man creatures and brethren in suffering and sorrow.
they, therefore, respectfully and earnestly invite
contributions of all sorts to the end in view, and
decially in furtherance of FAIR or BAZAAR
which they are preparing to open in the city of Bal
timore, soon may possible after Easter. They
have already received encouragement which pro-
misses them much success in this latter undertaking.
and they trust that the present appeal may
it that they may be enabled to send relief to thou
sands of desolate homes and destitute women and
children They do not deem it necessary to enlarge
upon the wide spread misery and want throughout
the South, of which every day brings them heart
rending accounts unfortunately too true. They can
safely the charitable whose almoners they ask
to be- that wider or sadder field was ever opened
to the kindliness of those cheerful givers whom
God loves.
The following named ladies have been appointed
officers and managers of the Association. All money
and articles of value which may be transmitted to
any of them will be gratefully received and applied
may be directed. An efficient committee of gen.
ucmen will give their personal attention to the bust
ness of the Association. and to the careful manage
ment and impartial distribution of its funds:
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIA-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1866
MISCELLANEOUS.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING DIS
IL POSED OF HIS STOCK OF LUMBER, AND
YARD, southwest corner of Concord and Bowley
streets. to SIMON R. G0LIBART, who will con-
yard; No: 80 West Falls avenue respectfully
mends his customers and friends to continue their
trade with Mr., Goibart. In his yard will be found
well assorted stock of LUMBER suitable for build
ing and all other purposes and his friends may rely
ton. FRANCIS NJ HAY
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LUMBER YARDS:
No; % WEST FALLS AVENUE.
CONCORD AND B0WLEY STREETS.
The undersigned keeps constantly ON hand and for
sale SALE large assortment of ALL KINDS OF LUM-
BER, consisting of White, Spruce and Yellow Pines
Glrders Joist Scantling Flooring, Shingles, Laths
Hemlock, Cherry, Poplar, Oak, Ash. Maple. &C.. &C.
which he offers at the lowest market prices, for cash
or approved credit.
Bills cut to order,
APurchasers will do well by calling before buying
SIMON R. G0LIBART.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
aTO THE CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE.

HS
The undersigned believe that the time has arrived
when the patriotic people of Maryland should unite
in support of the reconstruction policy of President
johnson, and in declaring their appreciation of the
principles and views so powerfully advocated in his
Veto Message.
The undersigned, therefore. recommend that
Mass Meeting of the citizens Of Baltimore be held at
the Maryland Institute Hall, on MONDAY, the 18th
day of February, A D., 1866, at halfpast o'clock,
VIM Woodward. lB. Brooke Nyce,
VIM. Price,, VIM. II. Crawford &.Co,
John Coates. Thos. W. lowering,
A. Schumacher, z. lowering.
Jas. Hooper d Sons G. W. Gail i Ak,
Thos. NJ. Smith, Simon Frank
Chas Spilker. Sr. Richard D. Fisher.
George B. Coale. Chas. L. Oudesluys.
Wiesenfeld Co.. g. W. Flack,
VIM. Stirling, Chas. Weber,
Adolph Ahrens, A. Fl. Dillon, Jr.,
Sloan ali / Gsl yehn Hugh Bolton & Co..
Kirkland Chase & Co., Freeland Hall & Co..
G. R. Henderson 1s, Norris, Caiwell Co
James Beatty 4 Co.. Henry Webster,
Walker, Dorsey Co., Henry 7. Brooks.
Elliott Tf5 Hewes, Til. Hoiiingsworth Norris,
George Cassard & Co., Lambert Cuttings
Holins 4 Burnett. James Armstrong Co..
VIM. Ii. Kimberly, VIVA. Seemuller,
Alfred Friend & Co Philip I. George.
E. A. Clabaugh, is. 2. Townsend
David 7. Busby. Il. S, Shryock & Son,
Wheatley & Anderson, Charles Webb.
VIM Brown L Som, r. B. Griffin / Son.
Burns, West 4 Co., VIM. ii. Cole,
V. }. Brown, VIM. Fl. Read,
Andrews Ridgely, Thos K. Turner,
Thomas & Co., Collins & Heath,
Henry c. Corner, Walter Crook, Jr.,
Sam' T. Pearce +. S. Corkran,
Candy. Gilpin & Co., Winchester & Co,
Spear Brothers, l.. z. Doll,
Wyeth & Bros, Geo. NJ. Ehrman,
Augustus G. Meyer, Dan'l Miller K Co.,
JnO. w. Welsh, r. B. Coleman,
Geo. T. Castle, C. W. Lentz
ThOs. .Hughey, Martin, Gillett & Co.,
| D. Ridgely, IWash'n Danskin,
Jno. Q: A. Herring, III. Willis Baxley,
Cloud Baxley, Chas. S. Willett,
Josiah Small Findey H. Burns
Edward Small, Jacob Head & Co..
| Francis Burns, Josiah Small, Jr.,
| Thos. II. Kugler, Jas S. Waters,
VIM. F. Burns, Jacob ii. Taylor
WIN. Wilson, Jr Jno Feast & Son,
J. Thos. Berry, VIM. A. Tucker,
The following gentlemen will address the meeting:
| HON. EDGAR C0WAN,
U. S. Senator from Penn.
HON. JAS. R. D00LTTTLE,
Z. s. Senator from Wisconsin.
HON. VIM. PRICE.
l. HEWITT STEELE, ESQ.
HON. j. w. CRISFIELD.
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NHARYLAND UNION COMMISSION.

The following donations have been received for the
Maryland Union Commission.
BALTIMORE, February "a, 1866
Previously acknowledged. ............. $7,59l39
ANA TTnio niceio,
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r@BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS To
NS THE CAPITAL STOCK of the "BALTI
MORE LEVER BEATER PRESS COMPANY"
will be opened at the counting room of P. DE MUIR
GUIONDO, No. 81 Second street. on the THIR-
open for ten days. By order Of the
fels-lot COMMISSIONERS
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IN. BROWN. Treasurer
p 5 ! BALTIMORE, FEBRUARY S. 1885,

..,.....
1t j. n. BROWN, Treasurer
NID BALTIMORE, FEBRUARY S, 1896
~ The attention of the citizens of Baltimore is
respectfully invited to the formation of the UNITED
COMPANY Of BALTfMoRE, recently 3 authorized nW
by the General Assembly of Maryland, and is in
tended to accommodate the people of the eastern
mencement, $780, 00 and may be increased to $4,000
The charter provides that SIS share be paid upon
$4,000 to be paid by instaments of i've dollars per
share, viz N
Five dollars at the time of subscription.
FIVE dollars on the 5th day of March, 1866.
3 & S S &5$:
ments Of S. at such periods as the President and
being required for each installment of S..
BOOKS for subscription to the stock will be opened
DAY, February Is, and soon as 1000 shares are
subscribed the Company will be organized by the
EGrpoTat0Ts named in hs who viii
Directors will be elected by the Stockholders
Jas E4 R&EP9LpH S G@ 4 e edaGEEHa9AET
81 S$#$a$A ga
H9 WILL BE GIVEN
BY THE
Consisting Of Singing, Recitation and Dialogues, by
the school, and an address by the
REV. JAMES II. McCoRD.
THURSDAY, MARCH 1st.. 1866,
EAs EfE hs 1 ITfN & IN n of b. dR h
near Broadway.
Doors open o. at ga o'clock. Concert to commence
Adult tickets 25 cents; Children 15 fe22,24,27ml*
nRHALL'S VEGETABLE sICILIAN
HS HAIR REVIEWER, its effect is miraculous
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER. 1t is
an entirely scientific discovery, combining many
of the most powerful and restorative agents in the
vegetable kingdom.
sure it will do alive claim for it, that we offer 81 900
REWARD if the Siciian Hair Rene,oer does not give
satisfaction in all when used in strict accordance
with our instructions.
itself to be the most perfect preparation for the Hair
ever offered to the public. Its vegetable compound
and contains injurious properties whatever. 1t is
not Dye it strikes at the Roots and fills the glands
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR. It will keep the hair from |
falling out. 1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair
;oif' i1strous and sken I'll splendid hair dress
1t is recommended and used by the first Medical |
Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover
# not sold by Druggists in your town, trial bottle
will be sent to yon by express upon receipt Of one
dollar by man-thus giving you an Opportunity at /
once for testing its excellent virtues.
Orders for trial bottles must be addressed to
R.P HALL & Co., Propietors.
Sold by all Druggists. ~ II.
Wholesaled by Thomson q BLOCK and s.
nA4S"0' o~sunofe' ja2-d&weoly
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EvOR SALE.-4O. 900 POUNDS OF IN
u PEALED DRIED PEACHES for sale by
G00TEE, M0BRAY & CO.
f22-3t AT No. 60 S. Calvert ST., Baltimore Nd.
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BALTIMORE STREET PROPERTY.
more street, Green 25 by IT'S feet to German St.
Price $1,000; and ground rent 800, For sale by
fe24-eotf 2 ST PAM 1reet.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

0NDREV. j. MCKENDREE RETEEY. ID.
ny D., will preach in Emery NJ. E. Church, TO-
MORROW Sunday 25) at II A. M. it,
NRFERST.C0NGREG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
t~S q Paca Street.-Preaching TOMORROW
SUNDAY, by the Pastor, Rev. Edwin Johnson at II
A. NJ, and P. NJ. Sunday School at 93 Morning.
0NpCHATSWORTA METsE. CHURCH.
tST corner of Pine and Franklir SITS. The Rev.
George G. Brooke. of the Baltimore Conference will
preach in this church on TOMORROW. Sunday, at
i A. NJ and the Rev. Bishop Andrew, of the NJ. E.
Church South. at IA P. NJ. 1t
05DREy. ID. 8. BURNETT will preach TO-MOR-
ny ROW, at II A. NJ. and u P. NJ, in the
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. corner of Paca and LON
bard streets The night discourse will be the sixth
on the destiny of our globe Topic-Paradse Re-
stored. it,
OvpREV. LYTTLETONF f. MORGAN, ID. d..
G-Sg may be expected to preach at Light Street NJ.
:. CHURCH, and Rev. JAS; A: McCAULEY. at Eutaw
the last Sabbath of this Conference year. The Con-
ference collection will be taken up. 1t
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FOR SALE.

Ifst DWELLING HOUSEs.-Two on Saratoga
A street, west Of St. Paul; one on Hollins street,
and two on Boyd street. For sale in fee by
GEO. w. TINGES a. son,
teZ1-pOtt Do, Lot or
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NJ NOTICE.-CORNER OF CAIYERT
Pry AND WATER STREETS.-We have for re-
pairing OF Watches the best European and American
watch makers: also, jewellers, engrayers and watch
case makers on the premises. Apply to GABRIEL
D. CLARK. corner of Water and Calvert STRAITS
agent for William Dixon's London Watch and ,TnIes,
Jurgenson's Copenhagen Watch. fel5-2mo
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SSMALL CLASS FARMS.

-. nd EWAssALF--Av very superior PRO-
@I1 N hi q PELLER of $50 Tons old measure
2gzaAssEze-m ent, built in the strongest and most
substantial and of the best and most durable
materials and of very light draught of water, the
hull and machinery is nearly as good as new, having
been IN actual service not more than six months. She
has just been put in complete order and is now ready
Ship Yard of Messrs. JOHN 7. FARDY Il BRO.
South Side OF the Basin. nO22-tf
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WANTS..

W0OD. WOOD. WOOD.-WANTED.-
uynDDEy Everybody to know that we are still selling
u. mOoD cheaper than any other place in the city at
LoIner OF Centre and Central avenues, the
1nLlauelPhla depot. fe3-lm"
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